Watertown republican. [volume] (Watertown, Wis.) 1860-1906, 1880-06-30
HOME MATTERS.

The entire stock of Parasols
ch as, English and French Cam
les, Silk Serge, Oil Boiled Silks,
d lined Brocaded Silks, will be
Id regardless of costs. Also Ze-
,vr. worsted, and shetland shawls
first cost at the New York Store.
"A grand reception will be held at
Phoenix Fire Company's house Mon
v, July 9Th, from the hour of 2 until
o'clock P. NJ The public is cordially
vited. COMMITTEE.
The census of the town of Aztalan
been completed, and the population
,ts up 1859. In 1870 it was 1852,
d bv the state census of 1875, ], 1886.
Miss Anna Perry, census enumeration
r Ixonia, sends The REPUBLICAN the
flowing census statistics of that town
,97 inhabitants, 233 farms, 4S births
st year, 20 deaths.
"A new and dangerous counterfeit
100 note on the National Exchange
ank of Baltimore, Maryland, has made
appearance. The note is of the SER
of 1875, printed on fibre paper.
To prevent club root in cabbages an
change says throw tablespoon full of
ne salt around the stalk of the cabbage
ON after it is planted. This will make
uncomfortable also for the cut worm.
Asa Reyes, author of the Geneology
the Keyes family, died at Brattleboro,
>, June 4th, at the advanced age of SO
ars. He held many positions of trust
ring bis life and performed the duties
gister of Probate to within two years of
death.
The Concordia Society have let the
ltract for the erection of q grand pavil-
on Concordia Island to @. Schmutzler
a cost of $500. This will be a spien
improvement to the beautiful
unds, and add largely to the attract
ness of the place.
The twenty-eight annual session of
Wisconsin Teachers Association will
held at Madison, July 9th to 9th.
er the usual exercises of the pro-
mme for Tuesday evening, Wednes-
and Thursday, a visit will be made
Washburn Observatory, Thursday
ening. On Friday an excursion will
given to the Dells, at Kilbourn.
The scholars, teachers and friends of
public schools, will unite in holding
rand picnic ON Concordia Island FRI
of this week, July I'd. Prepare
IS are under way for magnificent
e. The different schools will form
I'd procession and parade the streets
ded by the Watertown brass band,
lily marching to the grounds, where
frolic and general good time will
all.
A celebration of the Glorious Fourth
place st Redwood, Monday, July
at Schneider's Grove, and prepare
shave been made for a jolly time,
~ Bergen is the President of the
James Scion Marshal, John Kelly,
Dr., with the necessary corps Of vice
dents and committee of arrange
ts There will be grand display of
works in the evening and the pro-
lme concludes with a grand ball.
An audacious individual of the
Us tramp climbed up the porch of
Manning's residence in the Fourth
4 last Saturday evening and entered
droom with the evident intention of
ng what could be picked up con-
iently. During his visit the family
e partaking of their evening meal,
some persons on the opposite side of
street seeing the performance gave
alarm which caused his trampship to
iaddle.
The sheep owners of the town of
land held a meeting on Tuesday,
18th, and entered into an agree
t, and this agreement was signed by
owners of over 1900 sheep, to offer
pay a bounty on wolves. For an
wolf started and killed in the town
Oakland, before August LIST, 1880,
from August LIST to September LIST,
fr six months after September LIST,
Shelps at any time till March LIST,
$500. This agreement to be bind
till March 1st, 1881.
The citizens of Fort Atkinson have
pleted arrangements for celebration
lie Fourth of July after the old fash
| order of things, next Saturday,
Sd. The programme embraces a
humpian parade, speaking, music,
g, basket picnic, games and amuse-
with E. 2. May President Of the
D. w. Curtis, Marshal; Miss Clara
y, reader, and Hon. L. B. Caswell
eorge w. Peck, orators. The Fort
know how to do it. and we think
aston will be no exception to their
wont.