Watertown republican. [volume] (Watertown, Wis.) 1860-1906, 1878-10-23
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BREVITIES.

furry, the first of the season.
The final sitting of the Board of Regis
tration in the several wards takes place to-
day wednesday,.
The Parish Aid Society of St. Paul S
church meets Thursday evening at the resi-
dence of Miss Mary A. Chadwick.
- The Dodge County Circuit Court is at
present at session at the village of juneau,
Judge Pulling presiding. The court will
probably adjourn the last of this week.
F. G. Kruger, wLo has been in tree
for several years on the corner of Main and
Third streets, has gone out of business and
disposed of his stool, of goods TO parties at
Sun Prairie.
The first killing frost of the season Wis
tied this vicinity Friday night last, damag-
ing vegetation to some extent. This is the
latest exemption from hard frost in several
years.
Our citizens have a treat in prospect
through the announcement that the famous
Swedish Lady Quartet, and eminent instru-
mental solosts, will give one concert in
this city some time within the next two
months.
The annual meeting ofthe Dodge Coun-
ty Bible Society, for 1878, is called for the
general transaction of business, at the
Assembly Presbyte Church, in the City
of Beaver Dam, Sunday evening, Oct. 27th
at Z O'Clock.
Dennis Crowley, once a resident of
Watertown, has been nominated by the
Democrats of the Sd district of Dane County
for the Assembly. AS the district is large.
ly Republican Mr.. Crowley will probably
not be elected.
The Faville brothers, twins, so near
alike that intimate friends can with diff
Guilty distinguish them apart, are we'll
known Methodist ministers of this state.
The Faville brothers were raised at Lake
Mills. Rev John Faville will preach at
Fox Lake during the coming year, and Rev.
Henry Faville at GAINESVILLE.
IN. A. Carpenter has received the agency
of this County tor Hunters Rotary Flour
and Meal Sitter, Mixer, Scoop, Measures,
Weights, Egg Beaten, Rice Washer, Tomatoe
Starch, Wine and Fruit Strainer Eleven
He will call on the ladies of this city and
give them the opportunity to buy this use
full article.
A Teachers Institute for the first dis
trlct of Dodge County, was organized at the
village of Lowell, Monday afternoon, Oct
2lst, and will continue through the week
An opportunity will be accorded, such as
may desire, to pass examination sometime
during the session.
"A choice LOT of winter apples at Stones.
Call and examine them.
Monday we received a pleasant call
from Andrew ]. Smith, of Beaver Dam,
candidate for County Clerk on the Dodge
County Peoples Ticket. Mr.. Smith is
pleasant gentleman, highly popular where.
ever known, and if elected tot the position
he is named for, will make faithful, able
and vigilant officer. We hope to have he
pleasure of chronlcling his success.
We are in receipt of a finely printed
and neatly illustrated pamphlet from the
Best Brewing Company, of Milwaukee,
giving detailed history of this widely
celebrated brewing establishment. Emil
Schandein. formerly of this city, is theVice
President of the Best Brewing Company,
and the many trumphs his company ha s
achieved are quite gratifying to his numer-
Gus friends here.
Amy one buying a new watch at
Sproesser's Jewelry, Music and Variety
store can have it supplied free of charge
with The Patent American Watch Winder
acknowledged TO be superior to a stem
winding apparatus both as regards durability
and hardness.
AT Juneau the cigar stealing case
against Clement, of Fond du Lac, was sum-
marty disposed of by his honor Judge Pull
ling. On application of the State for a
continuance the prisoner was discharged.
Having been imprisoned year and half
awaiting his trial, he could be held no long
er.
John P. McGill, candidate for clerk OF
the Court on the Peoples Ticket in Dodge
County ipaid his respects to the REPUBLICAN
Office Tuesday. Mr.. McGill is possessed
of the qualifications necessary in an accom-
modating and efficient officer and we
hope to see him elected with the rest of his