Watertown republican. [volume] (Watertown, Wis.) 1860-1906, 1885-11-04

OF u. GiaucKe III duoAno'
column.
Burr Robbins and his circus reached
home at GAINESVILLE, last week, after a
fairly successful season, according to
report.
Fl. Hooper has resumed the teaching
of music, and his caro- will be found
among our business cards. Mr.. Hooper
is a highly cultivated musician.
Those in want OF choice photographs
will not fail to appreciate j. B. Mays
offer to furnish his best work, cabinet
size, at 81 per dozen. See advertise
ment.
AS apportioned by the secretary OF
state, Dodge county's tax for educational
purposes will be $50, 347. Il; and for care
of inmates in the charitable institutions,
81, 511 IS.
james Parker, of the town of Wa
tertown, has added to his farm stock this
week a fine full-blooded Lincoln ram,
from New London, Canada. The sheep
when shipped weighed 265 pounds.
The Secretary of the State Board Of
Health again gives public notice of the
existence of small pox in Wisconsin.
The disease has appeared at Colman. in
Marinette County. having been carried
thither by s family recently removed
from Montreal. Four cases have de, ell
oped and have been rigidly quarantined
by order of the State Board.
Remember we make ladies' aud
gents fine shoes speciality at the Boston
Boot and Shoe Store.
DIR. ] q. Rack has received the
appointment of internal revenue stamp
agent for this city, the position formerly
held by G. Cheney. 1t mad been pro-
posed that Mr.. jacob hold this office
along with that of gauger, but Mr.. jacob
was debarred by rule of the revenue
department making it incompatible for
the two positions to be held bv one per
son.
-Athalie, to he rendered by the Wa
tertnwn Chorus Glass December I'd. at
Turner Hall. is from the pen of the
worlds great dramatist, Racine. and
the music by the immortal Meudelssohn.
These two authors entitle Athalie to more
than the usual consideration of the pub
lie and we may look for an enthusiastic
reception of Athalie by our citizens.
All kiads of fine aud heavy mems
women's and chidren's shoes to be found
At the Boston Boot and Shoe Store.
BY the authority vested iu the Bap-
tist state convention, the order OF services
has been changed 10 the Waterfowl
Baptist church, Rev. William Paul,
pastor. Service in English and German
will alternate each Sunday. Next Sun
day service in English will be held in
the morning and in Gernlan in the even
ing, and the following SUNDAY the order
will be reversed, German in the morning
and Englisb id the evening.
The Postmaster General has decided
that only frst-class mali matter that is,
etters. postal cards and sealed packages
shall have the benefit of the special
1elivery service. Clerks who may be
: nployed to deliver the special delivery
etters will not be entitled to compensa-
ion therefore unless they are paid out of
he private funds of the Postmaster. The
words special delivery" must be written
~ the Postmaster on The dispatching
envelope in which registered letter or
oacka ge Is placed.
Fine kangaroo and calf button, lace
Or congress shoes kept in stock at the
Boston Store.
There is work for the fool killer
among the postal clerks on the St. Paul
railway, aud he might spend little
time to good advantage among the clerks
ia the postofice at Chicago. A letter
mailed on the train recently by one of
pur business firms, addressed go. L.
Packard, Milwaukee," came back two
lays afterwards with the endorsement of
the Chicago postofice, Returned to
writer. No state named" 1t has re-
NAMED for "reform" administration tn
develop such stupidity as this on the
part of postal officials.
LECTURE.-Rey William Mellen will
deliver lecture in the Congregational