Watertown republican. [volume] (Watertown, Wis.) 1860-1906, 1877-03-07
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Allen Rutherford gives dancing party
al Music Hall next Saturday evening.
Miss Agnes Boyne, beside her large
music class in this city, has Furnishing
music class at Columbus.
Prof Cummings geological article came
too late for publication this week. 1t will
appear in our next issue.
Bring your bottles to Nixon 4 Keyes',
and get your Lemon and Vanilla Extract
by the ounce, and thus save buying bottle
every time.
We learn that quite a large amount of
wheat was sown around here during the.
warm spell in February 1t has not grown
very much the past few days, we take it.
DIR R. ~ W;gsenton will remove his
office from Jobnson's Block, to the rooms
over Salick jewelry store, next Saturda.
All interested viii please make a note of
this.
The Republicans of this city fred
salute OF u guns, Monday afternoon, IN
honor of the inaug uration OF Hayes ano
WLeeler
The Baker ,mily render the 'Court
of Babylon" at Clinton, Iowa, Wednesday,
Thursday and Friday evenings of this week
The Congregational Church of this city
received Is INTO its membership at the
communion service last Sunday morning
nine on profession of faith. and five by
letter from other churches.
Mr.. Edward Rack has purchased the
"Tm Jones property" on East Washington
street, Third ward, for home, and has be
gun the work of improving and replenshing
the building and surroundings. Price $1,000.
THAT flag has had a hard time of it for
the past few months; but it was sadly
drawn in Sunday and quietly laid By in
corner as an emblem of fallen hopes and dis
appointed ambition.
-Four candidates from this city are
mentioned for The nomination Of County
Judge by the Democratic Convention to be
held at jefferson March 18th, namely, S.
Baird, F. P Brook, H. S. Howell and P
Rogan.
Mr. F. Winkenwerder, of the town OF
WATERFOWL, sowed IA bushels of wheat last
Thursday, March lst He does not venture
an opinion of the prospect for crop froIu
it with the way things look at present.
We have had genuine winter weather
again for the past three or four days, and
the prospect for early spring is not SO
good as it was two weeks ago. The late
snow storm has made fair slefghlng.
The maple sugar party given at the
Methodist Parsonage in this city last We'd
nesday evening was we'll attended. The
sugar was excellent and the b scuits were
hot aud light enough TO make dyspeptcs
groan-groan because they could not cal
them.
"Wednesday night last about clock,
Thos. Brown of Fort Atkinson undertook
TO roll barrel of oil down his outside eel
lar stairs. He careles,ly got in front of it
when by some slip or other, was thrown
down and the barrel rolled over his chest
and head. His injuries are very severe,
and are internal as be constantly spiis
blood Serious fears are entertained that
the injury may prove fatal.
While the section men were at work
on the railroad, mile west of PALMYRA. on
Monday last, they came across large grey
wolf that made quick time to the neie tbor-
ing woods. number of these animals are
reported seen in the adjoining bluffs and
country, and some have been killed. The
farmers sheep focks have suffered consider
ably from their depredations.
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