Watertown republican. [volume] (Watertown, Wis.) 1860-1906, 1876-11-01
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BREVITIES

BIZ II y lT1ES
To-day "wednesday is tie last day OF
the registry IN the several wards.
The mail to Madison which heretofore
closed at $50 P. NJ. now closes at 3:l0PM.
The post Office safe at Beaver Dam was
blown open by burglars Thursday, and
money and postal stamps taken.
Mr.. ~ E. Turner, of Beaver Dam
proposes to plant / ) acres of land near Loss
Lake, to bitternuts, for the purpose of
growing wood for hoop poles.
The numerous friends Of Mr.. II. P
Russell will be glad to learn that be has 80
far recovered from bis recent severe illness
as to be able to be out again, although he is
still quite weak.
The Ladies' Aid Society of ST. Pauls
church will meet Thursday evening Of this
week at the residence of Mr.. Amos Baum
MIR. s. E. Randall started last Monday
for visit to the Centennial and pleasure
tour through the east
MIR. Louis (harboneau arrived home
last week, after an absence of two months
from the Centennial Exhibition and his old
home in Canada
MIR T. Stanley Clark. our enterprising
book and stationery man, returned last
Saturday from the Philadelphia Centennial
Exhition and a general eastern tour, look
ing as happy as is his wont.
Nixon l. Reyes have just received some
Cigarettes at their Grocery and ConiectIon-
cry store. They also keep the best brand
of oysters kept in the city-the Maltby
brand.
MIR. Thomas G. Davies and bride, of
Dixon, Ills., are in the city visiting rela.
tives and friends. Mr. Davies was formerly
a resident of Watertown, and his many
friends here wish him and his bride long
and happy life.
Some philosopher has remarked that
the great want of the age was good five
cent cigar. Nixon l. Keves are prepared to-
supply this long felt need, for their latest
importation, the marble Head" is the
best in the market. Try them.
Rev. M. W. Reed. of Milwaukee, will
deliver lecture for the benefit of the Meth
odist Sabbath School at the NJ E. church
Columbus, on Wednesday evening next,
Nov |. His subject will be "Liftlng up the
Common"
Our Republican friends in the eastern
part of the county, hold a grand Republican
meeting next Friday evening, November 3,
at the village of Rome, which will be ad-
dressed by Hon John Z. Bennett, of James
vile, one of the stirring campaign speakers
of Wisconsin.
Fremont Wells, Charles Cohh and An
drew Hyde were arrested and tried on Mon
day at Fort Atkinson, for burglarizng the
clothing store of Wells Solitt on Friday
night. Wells and Cobb were held over to
await trial in the Circuit Court, and lodged
III Tue COuuty dyu0 WAS placed un-
der bonds. They are all residents of Fort
Atkinson.
The Republicans of Dodge county are
alive to the great interests of the nation,
and laboring as they have never done be-
fore. No immense gatherings no torch
light professions, but in every school dis
trict, in every town and city, meetings are
being held and the attendance upon them
and the interest manifested show that they
are going to do their work we'll
The Union Teachers Association for
Jefferson and Walworth counties, is adver-
tisei to convene at the Bidwell House Hall
the 4th inst. A large number of promi-
nent educationals are expected to add to
the general interest Of the occasion with
their presence. The previous evening, Fri
day, the first party of the season will come
off at the same place.