Watertown republican. [volume] (Watertown, Wis.) 1860-1906, 1876-11-15
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EREyITIES


Finn is elected Member of Assembly
and Kentucky has gone democratic! There
is nothing like publishing news
We wonder if the editor of the Demo
crat would like to shake hands with Jud ge
Orton now that he is not Member OF,
Congress
The Mortified robbers were brought
etore the District Court at Farihault yes
terday. We will give the particulars of
the trial next week.
The La Belle House, at Oconomowoc
is to be opened November II. A social
party is to be given.
There is nothing like a man being
aperm;ttcd' to go to Congr whic b is.
lust he luck that has befallen our friend
Casw ell.
"A couple of rape cases were up before
Justices Baird and Krebs this week, but the
particulars are too indecent for our col
umns.
In another column Fischer & Rohr has
word or two 10 say 10 delinquents. All
interested will take notice and act accord
ingly.
On and after the 9TH inst. the post of
fee will be opened at A. N and closed at
100 P. NJ. On Sundays, the Office hours
will be from $50 until 10 A NJ.
In almost every town in the country
burglars are plying their vocation. Keep
sharp lookout for your doors and windows,
for there is no telling when they may con-
cude to honor Watertown with their
presence.
"A young man of Hartford, Washington
county, in casting his maiden vote was SO
excited that be put wheat ticket instead
of a Hayes & Wheeler ticket in the ballot
box He lost his vote and recovered the
check.
The enforcement act was observed in
Palmyra during the election on Tuesday
All the saloons were closed and no LIQUOR
sold. The village gave Hayes $50 major
ity Caswell, for Congress, received 225
majority.
Woodland, Dodge county, is considera-
bly, excited over a case of apparent NAL
practice by Hartland physician, assisted
lady lost her life while under the influence
of chloroform.
NJ. ]. A. Hirsh, who has been running
a dry goods and fancy notion wagon
through the county for some weeks past,
, had the misfortune to lose one of his horses
last week The horse received kick from
its mate which broke its leg, and its owner
was obliged to kill the animal The loss
will be felt keenly by Mr.. Hlrsh.
Rev. M. Wanless, pastor of the Meth
odst church Of this city, started for the
Centennial last week Tuesday and wasabsent
from the city last Sunday. Mr.. Wanless
was accompanied by his wife and her
father, Mr.. A. R. Earl of Aztalan. The
pulpit Of the M. E church was supplied last
Sunday by Mr.. Miller, theological::s Student
from Milton, who preached morning and
evening.
The Centennial exposition was formally
closed Friday last by President Grant. The
financial success of the undertaking has
surpassed expectation, while the display and
) management throughout have combined to
make the Exposition success that has re-
Hected most favorably upon the country
The number of visitors has surpassed the
attendance of any past Worlds Fair--about
8,000,O0 people having visited it during
its six months continuance.
Mrs. Henry Finney, of Lowell village,
Dodge county. died very suddenly on Mon
day night last. When her husband awoke
in the morning he found her dead by his
side She was in her usual health when
she retired but she has been failing for
year or more, and she was sixty years of
age. She and her husband were among
tie earliest settlers Of Lowell, having lived
there twenty-eight years.
I. 0. of u. II.