Watertown republican. [volume] (Watertown, Wis.) 1860-1906, 1884-11-12

The Shakesperean Club met last
Monday evening at Mrs j. B. Nurphy's
with a full attendance. Next Monday
evening the club meets at the home of
the Misses Rogan
We are in receipt OF the Musical
Herald for November, published at Bos-
too, Mass. 1t contains choice music
miscellany and several fine pieces of
music. Price per copy 10 cents
Eve are awaiting the complete count that
will decide whether our rooster crowed
too soon or not The chances look to be
that be did, and if so he will show him.
self 10 proper plight when the full de-
cision is rendered.
The Jefferson County Board of Su-
pervisors met yesterday in annual ses.
sion in Jefferson, aud organized by elect
ing O. 5. Cornish, of Fort Atkinson,
Chairman. TIE members of the board
from this city are c. A. Sprague 1st ward.
L. Jaehrling I'd, P. c. Quentmeyre Sd,
P Rogan 4th, and D. Crowley, 7th.
The Milwaukee wheat market yes
terday was steadier, closing at 7034c tor
No. 2 spring, 7134c seller December and
721ac January. Flour was quiet and
unchanged. Oats closed at 255sc, corn
IT 1850, rye at $500. land barley at
534. Hogs were frmer, ranging at
S. 25a4 80.-Sentinel II.
The monthly cattle fair held yester-
day was we'll attended, the fine fall
weather inducing many farmers into the
city Cows and calves were not numer-
Gus but large number of horses were
offered for sale. Some of them were fine
specimens of horse flesh and brought
good prices There was a lively trade
done by the merchants.
The story is told OF resident of tie
t wu of WATERFOWL having removed tt 9
Gay before election into the town of
Pennington and was hurried to Jefferson
AMI naturalized. The next day his vote
was taken by the Pennington inspectors
Of election and declared legal, notwith-
standing the law requires that the person
must be resident ten JAYS in the pre-
tinct before he is qualified to vote.
The official canYass of the vote of
Jefferson county shows the following
Qualities:
Sheriff.. E. Hing 1875
Register. r. Garrity 1890
County Clerk. Jones----- 1854
Clerk of Court-D. III. Brown 1889
Treasurer-A. Blair - 1901
District ATTORNEY. g. Conway 1876
Superintendent. Sheridan 1873
Surveyer-K. 2. Clark 1901
Coroner-W. w. Woodman-- 1871
Member of Congress-E. Merton 1139
Assembly r. Field --- llt9
s. A. Craig 152
S. B. Fuller, of WATERFOWL, is no
longer agent for the "New Home" He
sod nearly one Thousand New Home
machines in the past three years. and
any one having New Home sewing
machine which does rot give perfect
satisfaction in every respect can obtain
repairs or instructions free of charge by
writing direct to the New Home Sewing
Machine Co., 248 State ST., Chicago, I'll.
The New Home is now for sale by G. A.
Kuhl, Lake Mills; Chas. Henderson,
Mayville; Chas. w. Heinig, Beaver
Dam.
The probabilities of CleveIand's
election enhances the interest surround
ing the question as to the coming post
master. The names most prominently
mentioned for the office are W. H. Rohr,
F. P. Brook, H. S. Howell, G.. Fl. Gard
Der, w. F. Voss and A. Solliday. OF
course we have no assurance that any
of these gentlemen are candidates, but we
have heard them all spoken of in connec.
ton with the postmastership. Only one
candidate for gauger is announced thus
far, NJ. Cunningham.
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