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Catoctin clarion. [volume] (Mechanicstown, Md.) 1871-1940, 1875-06-25

GENERAL SHERMAN ON CoNFEDER-
ATE GENERALS. In a conversation
with an editorial writer on the ST. Louis
Times, in reply to an inquiry as to
who he regarded as the principal ge-
MUS of the Confederacy in the West
ern field, Gen. Sherman replied, ooh,
Joe Johnston. He was a cunning,
subtle fellow. Albert Sidney John
son was more Of Kentuckian, and
had fine inspiring presence on the
battle field. We felt in our lines,
without knowing much about it, the
effect of his death. There was a luIl
in the battle. He had been killed and
Beauregard could not be found. -
He also said he had met Gen, Fat
Cleburne everywhere. He was just
coming up to the prominence he de-
served when he was killed. If there
had been another year Of Cleburne
and the war, he would have left one
of the greatest regulations IN the
Southwest.
Catoctin clarion. [volume] (Mechanicstown, Md.) 1871-1940, 1875-06-25

A NEVADA correspondent writes
home to his paper that Lord Byron
and Mrs. II. B. Stowe will he on hand
in the court room on the day the &C
ouittal verdict for the Rev. Henry
Ward Beecher is to be rendered. I'm
mediately after The jury's decision is
announced, the noble Lord will be
put on trial to answer certain charges
brought against him by Mrs. S., who
is booked as the first witness to take
the stand Fullerton cross-eXaminer
"a full purse Of guineas having been
taken up in England to fee. fah-tum
him. The noble Lord is feeble now,
and has almost reached his centen-
NAL, although he used to write poetry
and frequent bar rooms when young +;
nevertheless, club footed as he Is, he
stated to the correspondent his inten-
ton of fighting the Infamous charges
to the bitter erd, if it took the last
cent of his investments IN the gold
mines Of Greece, and if he should have
to stand on one leg to do 1t.
Catoctin clarion. [volume] (Mechanicstown, Md.) 1871-1940, 1875-06-25

A reunion was held in San Francisco,
on the evening of the 4th inst, of the
surviving passengers of the steamer
Panama, on its first arrival at that
port twenty-slx years ago. The Pam
anna was the third steamer of the Pa
cifc Mail Line that reached San Fran
cisco, and among her passengers were
ex-senator William NJ. Gwin, General
Joe Hooker, Admiral Porter, and Mrs.
Fremont, the last named being the
only lady on board. At the reunion
on the 4th, the following pleasant let
ter from her was read
TARRyrowN, N. Y, June 4.
To ". II. y. Cron'se
Please say to my old friends Of the
Panama, that | return them my warm
thanks for the kind and Aattering re-
quest sent through you. 1t would
please me greatly to believe that in
the changes and losses lie brings !
could keep up the regard aud good
will of those | had known when | was
young and impatient of wrong. My
father told me he had lived long life,
and that there was more good than
evil in people. My journey of '49
taught me the uncommon goodness OF
the American men toward women
and children, and ever since | have
continued to find how wise and right
my father was. Honor and troops Of
Of friends crowned his days, and |
wish the same Of those who SO kindly
remember me after quarter of a cen
fury.
JESSE ANN BENTON Fremont.
WHEN VIM. II. Harrison and Gen
Zachary Taylor died, John Tyler and
Willard Fillmore, being Vice Presi-
dents at the time, by virtue Of their
office, succeeded to the Presidency
and filled out the balance of the
Presidential terms. We're President
Grant to die or resign, can event not
likely to happen), then Henry Wilson
Vice President, by virtue Of his posi-
t;on wouId succeed 70 the Presileu.
/ t;al Chair. but should he waive bis
claims then the high office would de.
volve nnon fine Sneaker Of the House
of Observation-Disclosures whoever he NAV
ba
When Gov, VIM, Pipknev WHITE
Governor of tb;s State RESIGNED Hon
IoLn Loo C,rro,] President Of the
Son,to hv v;rtno of his nos;tion wa.
Catoctin clarion. [volume] (Mechanicstown, Md.) 1871-1940, 1875-06-25
Reaper and Mower Sections

u EAPER and Mower Knife Sections;
ICfor all the principal Reapcrs ana
Mowers in use--tor sale at the Agricul-
tural Sto.eof STEWART & PRICE,
imnc25.2t Fredk., Md.
Catoctin clarion. [volume] (Mechanicstown, Md.) 1871-1940, 1875-06-25
Harvest Grinders.
Harvest Grinder.

REAT improvement for Grinding
W Mower and Reaper Knives, can he
attached to any Grindstonc. Sold at the
low price Of 81 each, at the Agricultural
Store of STEWAR & PRICE,
iunc 19.4W FREDERICK Mo-
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1875-05-11
Ansfanoif6e 2sumof6al.

unopsran, unaufbaltiam uoran, ssbts
I'M beuti6en Gulturtampie auf ser idieien
Gbene Der SeriOlsun9 &aiisr @ilbclm
bat bas Seiet, luel9es Der tatbolii1su &irs
dye Die StaatSleiitunsen sntsisbt uno bie
SerIpaItuns Der air9ensiiter Der Tsssruns
iibersibt, unter;eidnet; aIlo am Stir6.
tburm bdnst ieet Der .YrOotorb" Scr Ia:
tboIiiden G,eItIi6en, ,uis Yismard iib aus
oriitte. Gr irrt lid. Su Ianse es tatboI .prie.
tier uno Elm fatboIiidss YoIt in OeutIblanS
sibt, 10 lanse miro Oas SoIt fir ieins Yries
lter iorsen. Der 9erridsewaItise mSss
nur ieine Slite na6 ben .. Staaten wens
ben. Tins sibt Der Staat gti6ts, mir uers
lansen 9tidts uOn ibm uno bod wd1it uno
bliibt bic tatbol Stride md6tis empor. Spb
nit benz Srooforbseiebe" bat Die 9ose
ui6t senis, Sort beiBt es nit ben rsIisiSs
len Observation-Disclosures uno lie weroen
seben, iene Die ibr Seben Der GrSisbuns Der
Suscno uno Der Ieioenoen Msni6belt se.
piomet Sic seben, wie lis in Merito
sinsen Die barmber;isen S6weitsrn.
iie iino ben gta6tssulen ein Corn I'M gluse.
Gbriitli6e Gbari.as, 6rit!i6er llnterri6t
sebannt, bann boiit Die Wtaurerei loren
Sust gu errciben. Sn 6rantreib selans
bas SSert III 1899, toitete abcr bas lNaupt
Ses &onigS uno bra9te Oa5 gano ali Sen
2l6srno oes Serocrbcn5. Soil eS 0euti6:
lano bciier gcben? SSir slaubsa es ni9t
Qui yivcra, verra.
9Sic man IN Sari5 iibsr Die wrtbibait
libe gage uno ben osutl1en Gulturfampi
oentt, Sei8t unS cine GOueiponocn, Ser
vgermania" aus &ariS, Die mir uniern &c.
fern nidt porentbGlten pollen. Us beibt
III perlelben:
9tun, na1oem mir uns lanse 9enls Die
&OpIe nmlonlt serbro1en, nun piisu mir,
parum Die rEoit" 10 bsits in Die &riess:
trompste seltOben. Die Artitel Is,
6unS l8 Der preuBi den Ser:
falluns miillen bsieitist psrSsn. %
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Sabrgans T. Dubuque, Sewa, Qnfas, oem II. 2Nai 1876

Der Reit lei ni6t gan; ii9er. Mber aud
bierbsi f0nute Der Musfau bod nidt bas
@an;e, ionbsrn nur siniss Yro,.nte betra.
gen. = @enn bas Surd Sbises nod uidt
tlar senus semoroen lit, iou es womOslid
nod tlarer gema6t weroen."
Sn getreff Der ameritaniiden Nus
itelluns baben bic EeppidbanbIer in cnss
lamb beidlO0en, ibre grseusniiie ,pesen
Ses ameritanii9eu S6ussoas nidt nad
philadelphia gu ididen. Sobn Bright be-
mertte tir3lia in elmer Rsoe gan; ridtis,
IS isi Idderli9 uou ben Der. Staaten, bic
5abrifantsn bss 4uslanbss gu elmer Muss
iteuuns ein;ulabsH, ,pdbreno oieielben ourd
einen Sdus,Ou uerbinoert wdren, in ben
amerifanii9en Mdrtten Su concurriren.
SIM 8 ten lit elm nsusr Giienbabntries
aussebroden. Ser 9anoerbilt bat Der
Eullman'iden palaitruasen So. ansetin.
Oist, oaB na6 ied;is Sasen ie ibre 8ass
sons aui ieiner gabn Ser RewsYort Gens
tral, ni6t msbr beniisen biirfe. Sisis
S6lafwassOns iino fir ben Geiienoen uObI
etpas redt 9lnsenebmes, aber AUDI etpas
re6t Soitipielises, uno Sebermann wsib
babel, baB bic Sabnusrpultunsen ale Ser:
antwortli9feit fir Die bobsn Staten, wel5e
oieeIben berednen, uon ii6 ablpsiien, unS
SaB iie alle oieies Gurus redt ssrns los
weroen mO6ten; benn bic idmmtli9en be,
treifenoen Gontratte beitimmen einfad, baB
bic Giienbabncompasnissn ale Soften gu
trasen baben nnb bic Yullmanl5e @eiell.
i6aft all ibre Ginnabmen fir ii9 bebdlt.
Sic siebt fir iebe S6Iafitdtte wdbrenS elmer
Nadt ibre swei Dollars elm, iie itedt bisie
rubis in Die peite Gaide, unb ie msbr nas
tiirIid ibr sufdat, oeito msbr uerlisren ans
Serieits bic uOu ibr beslidteu Sabnen.
Iuf ben meiiten weitIiden Giienbabnsn ioa
iosar bic Yeniieums irsenb wsIder anoeren
S9lafwasen, als Der Yullmann'l6en con.
trattIi6 nnteriast iein; aber bic gewsYort
Central miro ben Oben beresten S5ritt mobl
nidt setbau baben, obne ii3 erit AUDI nit
ben Iesteren osriber ins Ginusrnebmsn &c.
iett gu babsn. @,rabe bic suorms Ysrs6e>
runs, pel9e bel Der iraslideu Gompasuie,
iid tuno sibt, Iiefert BEN gewsis ba fir,
bab iie ibre @assOns audi biaiser sur Yes
nisuns itelIen tOnnte, uuo fiibrt Sr. gan.
oerbiIt bur6 ben S9ritt, ben sr nun elm.
NAL setban bat, bic gtisoerbreduns oisiss
DsonOpols berbsi, 10 'uirO er ouOurd iid &c.
nib ben Cant bes san;en 9anbes usrSsusn.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1875-05-11
aae anseisen ienoe man ipdteitens
2aoutas 2aorSem elm.
9o6 : Ar6eitsx aGer Art prompt Rna 6tats
aussefi6rt.
Offiee Der 8a3ette
Nn. 442 @ainFraSc, ,lpii6en 4. u. 5.

gs i9eint bieraus nit S,dsrbeit gu i9lie4
BEN iein, baB uniere bsrsits einmal ausses
ipro9ene @niidt, baB man ol6e @eualts
tbaten abiidtIib anbabnt, UNI bamit Wafe
fen sesen bic tatbOliide Stride in Msrito
gu seminnen, uOllfommen ri9tis lit unh
Die tatbolii9en Bii9Oie unb Yrisitsr DON
Merito ales tbun, mas in ibren &rditer
itebt, UNI bas 8olf pon iol9en @ewalttbas
ten ab;ubaIten. 9siSer iinb bic grcuoca4
tiOnen Der 9osenbriiber man9maI 10 fart,
baB lid man9e BEN untersn VolfsflaiIen
ansebOrisen RatbOIiten gu @ewaIttbateu
binreiBen la6en, Die bann pon liberalen
.3eitlnsen ibertriebeu perSen, um bamit
cine allsemeine SatbOIitenbese redtfsrtiseu
81 fOnnen.
8ir babeu i9on in unierer lesten
0tunoi9au bic Semertuns semadt, baB
iid III Sraiilien 3ei9en Der Se7eruns
funbssbsn. gSir tOnnen ibnen hsuts am
oere bIn;ufiisel.. Jtomuloo Sorroio, Briea
iter Der SiOceie Sabia bat einen alufruf erz
laiien, nm Die aatbOliten sesen Die Sreia
maurer su einisem. gu 9lei3er 3eit erlies
Die @siltli9teit Der OiOceie Sara en Mas
niieit an aae Jsatbolitcn bes &aiierreids,
inpem @eiitIide wie gaien bei9uoren wurs
ben, i6 su eini9en gum S6use oes @Iaus
bens uno uOr allem in oieiem Sinne sg
wdbIsn. gtur iOl9e perionen iollsn sez
pdblt merosn, Seren Yro9ramm u d. tung
Der tatbOIii3en Helisionunb
6reibeit fir bie 9irde Seiu
Gbriiti 1T.
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Aus,us aus asn telegraph. pspsGtsu.
euti d [ dub.


9pnbon, =. Wsai. Der vSimes" mirb
uou Berlin tels9rapbirt, baB ein in Der 9tdbe
oes Sismard ibsu BaIais berumlunsernoes
sSnpipouum bsute usrbaitst unb, 6a man
cine Eiltols bel ibm fano, bis auf Weiteres
in elmer SrrenanltaIt untersebra9t murbe.
S1mei;.
Bern, 3. 0tai. Die Sepoumddtiauno
Der Dem Eoituersin anssb0renben NGdte
unterSel9neten beute ben gertras. Die,
llntsridriit ieitens 6rantrei9 sei1ab unter
Der SeOinsuns, OaB Die 9tationalperlamms
lung oieielbe bilist.
6ranfreid.
Yaris, 8. Wtai. Der Suiti,miniiter
Oufaure bat oas Yro9ramm fir Sie 0abl
oes Ssuats ausJearbeitet. Die Mitslieber
bieler ROrperidaft iOllen oemsuiolse Sass
ieIbs @sbaIt wie bic slbseoronsten bs,ieben.
@roBbritanien.
9onoon, 3. Mai. Der Sbooner
ySeiierion BORDEN" pon gtew Orleans bat
unrpeit Sort gsuen slnter seworien. Ger
Gapitdn meloet, SaB unterluess cine Msuz
tsrei untsr Ser Manni9aft ausbra6. Der
erie uno ,weite Steuermanu puroen Don
BEN Weutsrern sstootet, swei Der lssteren
aber uerwunoet uno in gilen sele9t, unb
elm britter periuunoet unb au Die Yumpe am
setettst. Gin uertsr lit idwer usrlpunbet
ilno benz Sooe uabe.
Die rOmii5e vllnita GatoIica" ersebt Iitb
in psn bitteritsn Nusoriitsn iber Sic Gin
iiibruns bss Erin;sn pon @ales ais Sbers
baupt Der Ureimaurer III @roBbritanien,
woourd, w,e lit ldgt, Der anslitanii5e Yros
tsitantismus lih nit Der 6relmaurerei ioens
tiid sema6t bat.
Qonoon, 4. Mai. llsbsr bic Wieuterei
aui bem S6ooner rSsiierion Soroen" ers
fdbrt man pon Dem &apitdn Eatterlon Sol
genoes:
9lm 5. 0tdr; bsmuttsn Die Meuterer,
lpeIbe nit benz erltsn Stsuermamn uno einem
S1iiisiunsen Die 2Sade batteu, bieie aiinz
ltise @eIssenbeit CUR glusiiibruns hires Blas
nes. Der S6iiisjuuse mar I'M JDanoums
oreben getnsbslt vuo Der Steuermann NIT
sinem S6la9e auf's Saupt ;u Sobcn ses
ibmettert. Serppeite Steuermann pel1er
leiuem TOrgeiesten ~ .0ilic elite, puroe
lebeno iibey Sorp Seporieu. Ser S5iiisz
Iuliyt WpCl HIIts IVY UtSlulIiVta ItllItl Vel~
le!u eutleoi9t nno pen RapitGn serparnt,
lpt!dtr, in ieoer t>uno sineu JteppIper bal
;erN, ans lciucr Raiiite beraustrat uno aui
Die Att,ttyer icutste. Sirsm oerlelben
iArE q NttcH Nugt!u II Gen yeib, ben 3pei.
ten It,9H CT II cru NfGJtu uno Der brittle
wurcc D2t,@ uelWunctt. tam aber piel>
lsjdr np3 gco:n. bis 9a5 SdJiii Sonoon er.
reidf.
E,r nGtau9lr9" uuytrcbt Den 0rief.
Il. .Qcu l%ilolort Su otm Om 10. 9lpril in
ugms.vu Ntan, 9ti:ieytea Grinnerunasz
ri! NC:cb, ,!ntv tcr5tn &ritit uno finoet
oi: NicWonnb,it, Sem umeyi,cuiiben Stol,e
suldD"Ntt9eih, en3it>Dty : IaGtSmSuuer uno
SournaillteR uhuiro!g.
NIs ole hemltate lsa rcputlisanilheu
StGGtSri,n5 IN 9;MevIta nenut bas err
wdtrte %lott Corruption inl Staatslebeu
llnteybrStrn9 Scr Ntiuoritit mo lSiber.
wlilc Ser anItinoiJcn YiirSertlaIe aeaeu
Die TetbeI!lSunS OIL Der Golitif.
Die ~SimeS" binsescn ipri6t ii6 lebr
I9bcno iIbT pte':;. &yIcr ans.
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aa,dssn fur gisniss qstierien. @ladsipee &C., ais sea
@sae ssr sasb. Rists ,apssr. 6nssn ieine aufnabme
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greise der Anzsigeu.

5tiraths. ans TSsssansessn nit srrut $50. stne
Spru& sf.OO.
The Tipton advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Cedar Co., Iowa) 1856-1962, 1875-06-17
FROM SCOTT.

Without any apology for occupying
your columns,I would say that the crops
all look comparatively we'll in this re-
gion, and notwithstanding the back
wardness Of the season we have hopes of
an abundant harvest, although. % usual,
those who have taken the most pains in
preparing the soil have the Test pros
poct
The track layers on the South Yves
tern are slowly vending their way to.
ward your lively burg. Camanche was
reached on the 18th, and at the present
rate OF tracklaying you may expect q
visit from the s'iron horse" via. the 8.
w.. sometime in the dim future.
A we'll warmed stove and plenty OF
bedding add much to creature comfort
on these cool and wellnigh frosty eve.
nings. DELL.
Princeton, Iowa, June 14th, 1875.
The Tipton advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Cedar Co., Iowa) 1856-1962, 1875-06-17

The Iowa City Press says aHinck-
ley has between seventy and one
hundred men at work and our Clinton
friends think that he is able to do
the twenty miles Of grading between
Clinton and Upton and the three
miles of rock cutting between Cellar
and Iowa City, and rebuild the pier
and abutment Of Cedar river bridge
and the six hundred feet of truss to
20 over that stream, in time to reach
Iowa City by November. A great
increase in his force must be made to
do this, for it will require the steady
work of eight hundred. The soon
er he reports more men the sooner
he will inspire confidence"
The Tipton advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Cedar Co., Iowa) 1856-1962, 1875-06-17

THE SnAKrERs Of Cedar Rapid.
tried their hands on . Cedar county
boy the other day; bat they probably
do moi now CONSIDER the AFFAIR Is an
eminent success. II seems that Mr..
Jas. Dixon. on his way home from the
West, Vas picked up while waiting
for . train and induced to loan S. to
. newly made friend who wished to
bet third party on the opening of .
tricky knife, into the mysteries Of
which Dixon had already been in
Quoted. Dixon did not "rope in"
very gracefully, and the trick was
not finally carried to q conclusion,
but the skalawags broke and ran with
the money. Dixon complained to
the police, who informed him that
the confidence chaps would SO change
their clothing and makeup that it
would be useless to try to find them
on his description. Says the Repub-
Hcdn: "Dixon however was equal
to the emergency and Disgusting him
self, made tour Of al the resorts
and found them in IN up town saloon,
where they were captured soon after
and lodged in the calaboose. The
next day they were fined by Police
Judge Whittam $50 and costs which
they refused to pay and are now
working it out on the Streets
The Tipton advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Cedar Co., Iowa) 1856-1962, 1875-06-17

!. Al people would undoubtedly prefer
q Ne lad Of hair grown upoa thsir
swn heads. 70 bsing bald. Or wearing
false hair. and Il has been the study Of
many Of our learned mon TO ind rem
edy % restore the hair when II haa fall
en- cat, and renew its color AFTER II has
become gray. Such remedy has been
found and Il now offered to the world
under the name of Halls Vegetable Sici-
lian Hair Remover; and, to verify this
statement, read the following:
This 10 to certify that I was very
bald; in fact, my head was perfectly
smooth; and it is common IN my family
to grow bald very early In life. I have
now used four bottles Of Halls Vegeta-
BILE Sicllian Hair Remover; aud the hair
has grown opt all over my head. and
Is now q natural brown.
BARTLEY CoSLoS.
ScIPIo, Jennings Co, Ind.
Personally appeared before me Bar.
tley Conlon, and upon oath, says the
above statement 10 true.
II. G. BUTLER, Notary Public.
The Tipton advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Cedar Co., Iowa) 1856-1962, 1875-06-17

GoRDoN's SKLF-BINDRR. - The
Marsh Harvester with Gordon's Self
Binding attachment has been 1t work
some days in the vicinity Of Rochelle
and Steward, having cut seventy-6ve
acres Of grain on exhibition. One
man rides upon the machine to drive,
and by . very simple device worked
with the foot he regulates the size Of
the bundles. The machine 10 without
doubt destined to supersede al pres
emit harvesters. II works to perfec.
tion. II binds every bundle tight, it
does not leave . straw unbound upon
the field, and one man and two horses
are al that are required. It reduces
the labor Of harvesting to the very
minimum. There ID no complicated
machinery, but what there il moves
slowly and is not likely to get out Of
order. Hundreds Of farmers have
followed it through tho fields during
the last ton days, and al are loud in
its praise. Some Of the most impor-
tant manufacturers in the West came
to Steward to watch its operations,
among whom were Cyrus H. Nc
Cormick, Messrs. Lewis Steward,
Cannon and others. They each
and oil endorse it. We can enter in
to no explanation Of its working
parts-it must be seen to be fully
appreciated. Many farmers in this
vicinity have filed orders for them,
and the entire lot manufactured will
be sold long before the time for de-
livery. The introduction of these
machines into the grain fields of the
Northwest will do more than any
other one thing to make farming not
only profitable but pleasant. From
the Rochelle Register, Rochelle cou,s-
~. Ill.,, august Is, 1874.
This binder, which can be used
with both old and new Marsh Har.
vesters, is for sale by Lorrimer, the
Marsh agent for Cedar county.
The Tipton advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Cedar Co., Iowa) 1856-1962, 1875-06-17
FROM NEBRASKA.
OscEoLA, June 5th, II


1t has been some time since l last
wrote you, and not seeing anything from
this hopper district, drop You few
items for publication.
Mr.. Hopper and his numerous rela-
tives have not made us q visit yet, nor
do expect him this year. When they
6y they win be apt to 60 northeast or
southwest It is the first year since I
came to Nebraska that they have not
passed over during the last Of May or
first of June; still do not give this ~
reason that they will not come this year
without giving US due notice.
There has not been potato bug seen
in this part Of the country this year.
Last year they finished the gardens after
the departure of the hoppers.
Crops are looking hne. This "dry
country" has been blessed with oil the
rain we could ask this spring, not ex-
cesding = week without rain, and most
Of the time not more than three days.
The fine prospect for large wheat
crop in Nebraska and Kansas has caused
the decline OF wheat In the eastern mar
ket. The inter. Ocean thinks this 10 .
ruse gotten up by the papers to get en-.
igration. If the editor will call around
he will find our papers have not lied.
If there 10 people in the United States
In need OF good crop and fair prices
it is Nebraska homcsteaders. We are at
least two years behind in Improvements
to what We should have been had there
been good crops last year, ~ many
farmers were compelled to pay high
prices for seed, giving, in some instanc
60 two bushels at threshing time fol
one at seed time, or giving their mote
for 25 to so cents more than the wheat
would bring in market. If our crop!
had been good We would have been
overrun with emigration this year. II
was the first failure, and may not occur
again for years. would as soon fight
grasshoppers as high rents and caincf
bugs in the States east Of the Missouri
river. Farmers that have been her,
i've years come through without help. Il
was those that had cut their first crop
and that small one, that could not get
along. Our sod corn and few acres OF
the old ground would have carried oul
stock through, but when this was taken
and we we're compelled to feed, eat
wear and burn our small wheat crop v,
could not make both ends meet.
N. G. For.
The Tipton advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Cedar Co., Iowa) 1856-1962, 1875-06-17

"FAIR Play" can't keep out Of
print any more than he can avow him
self like q man. He does intimate,
however, that his name will be pri-
vately disclosed if sought by an in
ves.igating committee; but we as
sure him it is not, in this quarter, of
nearly enough consequence to induce
the effort.
One thing We will say: We will
wager our interest in the grasshopper
crop that if "Fair Play is . Granger,
or farmer at all, he is one of the
gilt edged, street corner variety-who
went into the Grange just as he he $
always dabbled in politics, hoping to
turn an honest penny; and whose
itching for some little Office is well
known to everybody and has kept him
scratching a good deal more Of the
time than his farming operations.
The Tipton advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Cedar Co., Iowa) 1856-1962, 1875-06-17

A FINE OFFER TO Our READERS |!
The publisher Of the Young Foiks'
Monthly offers to send oil of the
numbers of that beautiful magazine
for the six months from January last
to June inclusive, postpaid, for only
fifty cents! This is truly great Of
fer, in order to give chance to see
"what it is" Each number is CON-
plete in itself. Address II. n. F.
LEWIS, Publisher, Chicago.
The Tipton advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Cedar Co., Iowa) 1856-1962, 1875-06-17

Tux Burlington, Cedar Rapids and
Minnesota Railway are selling round
trip excursion tickets to Clear Lake
very low. They can be purchased
any time, and are good until Nov. 1st.
The fare from Cedar Rapids is only
about seven dollars.
The Tipton advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Cedar Co., Iowa) 1856-1962, 1875-06-17

s e 4 u ~ 49,
tho old plan IN attorney night have
conducted the preliminary examina-
ton in some criminal case, and then
after indictment be employed fer the
defense--.hus placing the District
Attorney. whose knowledge of tho
case must perforce begin later, 1t no
little disadvantage. There arc many
other considerations which will sug-
gest themselves to indicate the value
to the District Attorney Of such local
assistance, beginning back 1t the
very inception Of litigation and
familiar with all parties, facts and
surroundings.
The Tipton advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Cedar Co., Iowa) 1856-1962, 1875-06-17

RESIDENTS of Upton and vicinity
are requested to bear in mind that
II. D. Brown, the undertaken, has on
hand q splendid stock of collins and
metallic burial cases and will fill all
orders in his line with promptness
and dispatch. Will give q liberal
discount for cash. Mr.. Brown has
been as years in the business in Tip
ton.