Watertown republican. [volume] (Watertown, Wis.) 1860-1906, 1877-10-31
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The parish Aid Society of ST. Pauls
dence of Mr. Amos Baum.
President Hayes has appointed Thurs.
day, November 3oth as day of thanks
giving and prayer
The Ladies Sociable of the Congrega-
tional church will meet on Thursday even
ing of this week with Mrs. j. T. Moak. The
fir st hour will be mum sociable.
The REPUBLICAN this week enters upon
its eighteenth volume. This journal is now
seventeen years old, ell even of which it has
been under the management of its present
proprietor.
MIR. anu Mrs Chas. E. Parks left this
city last Monday for their home at West
port. Neb. A large number ofrelatives and
friends weresat the depot to see them off, and
to wish the newly married pair pleasan
journey thro Ugh life
The Milwaukee Sentinel of the goth
inst. has the following among its state
items:
Rev. Frank Haddock. of Watertown. was
married to Miss Mary n. Conkey at Apple
ton on Thursday last.
Mr.. I. T. Scion who has been in business
in this city daring the past year has removed
back to his home at Redwood, Dodge Co.
intending to remain there during the COM
ing winter, and engage in school teaching.
We regret 10 learn that Mr.. George
Perry and f,.miy are preparing to remove
from here, their home for the past twenty-five
years, to Milwaukee, Their wide circle Of
friends in Watertown will unite in wishing
them success and prosperity in their new
home. Mr.. 9. has leased large boarding
house in desirable location
-NrJ. c. Jordon is now delivering
from his garden in the 9Th ward some of
the finest celery an6 vegetables ever raised
for this market. Those in want of their
winter vegetables had better consult Mr..
Jordon before getting their supply.
Considering that Mallory didn't attach
any importance to his copperhead speech
made in 1868, it seemed an unnecessary
waste of time for him 10 spend thirty min
utes Monday evening in trying to explain
it away.
Mr.. Sylvester Burns suffered another
stroke of paralysis one day last week and
also met with a severe fall from both of
which he is Seriously affected, making his
teiends feel quite apprehenslve of lis re-
covery.
Hugo Preyer, editor of the Canton,
Ohio, Stats Zeitung, and Greenback candI-
date for Lieut. Governor in the late guber-
material election in Ohio spoke at Music
Hall on Saturday evening, on the Green
back question and the cure for sshard times"
The democrats nominate their candi-
date for the Assembly next Friday Mr. e.
Finn is seeking the nomination in view we
presume Of the satisfaction he gave in the
position last win ter. The towns in the
district are putting in their claims for the
nomination this year, and we find the
names of Mr.. John Rutledge and Mr.. F. V.
Piper, of Ixonia, are mentioned in connec-
ton with TIE Office
Letters are being received from parties
holding bonds against the city, Indicating
willingness to surrender them on the
terms of the proposed plan of settlement
recently adopted. This is hopetu! indi-
cation of q final settlement of our bonded
dett on the per cent basis.
The Democrats have nominated Har-
low S. Orion for the Assembly from the
Madison district. Last year the Judge ran
for Congress. This year he runs for the
Assembly. Next year he will probably run
for constable When asked if be would
serve the dear people in the capacity of
Assemblyman he gave bis characteristic
''no, which means with Judge Orion that
he wants a thing very bad.