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The Tipton advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Cedar Co., Iowa) 1856-1962, 1875-07-01

TRY Harvey's Catarrh Specific,
It is the only sure cure for Catarrh.
Call 1t Riggs Drug store and obtain
q trial bottle for % cents. 26w5
The Tipton advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Cedar Co., Iowa) 1856-1962, 1875-07-01

MONEY TO LOAN on improved farm
property in sums of from $500 up
ward. Inquire Of l.. B. Treadwell,
Attorney at Law, over Shaw & Bag
ley's, next door to postofice. 6w23
The Tipton advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Cedar Co., Iowa) 1856-1962, 1875-07-01
Improved lateral shoulder brace.
At .Westcott's drug store.

ABSTRACTS OF TITLE furnished by
c. A. Rockwell. Office in the Court
House up stairs. 2lw2&eaw.
The Tipton advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Cedar Co., Iowa) 1856-1962, 1875-07-01

Humphreys homeopathic spe-
e.6cs at Wes.cc..'s drug store.
The Tipton advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Cedar Co., Iowa) 1856-1962, 1875-07-01

Read the advertisement of DR.. Nc
Affee the celebrated specialist, in this
paper, who offers to pay one hundred
dollars forfeit for any case he under
takes and does not cure. 3m3l
The Tipton advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Cedar Co., Iowa) 1856-1962, 1875-07-01

The incest lot parasols and fans
in town 1T Perrien Deans.
The Tipton advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Cedar Co., Iowa) 1856-1962, 1875-07-01

Fine shirts, linen collars, stylish
ties and scarfs at Cxsad & Gilmore's.
The Tipton advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Cedar Co., Iowa) 1856-1962, 1875-07-01

Millinery z ,ods are being closed
out at cost and below at Van Suck :
cash store.
The Tipton advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Cedar Co., Iowa) 1856-1962, 1875-07-01

Teachers contracts an an
proved form, either for Independent
Districts or sub-districts, for sale at
this Office. If
The Tipton advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Cedar Co., Iowa) 1856-1962, 1875-07-01

Linen and grass cloth suits at
Perrien Deans.
The Tipton advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Cedar Co., Iowa) 1856-1962, 1875-07-01
HAIL AND HOPPERS.
Notes from I0Wa, Kansas and
Nebraska.
EMERSON, MILLS Co., IA,
1OHc z

LNEksoN, MILLS TO-, Ia,
June 2lst, 1875.
Mr.. Editor As l have a few
leisure moments | thought I would
write you in regard to the grasshop-
pers in this section. On Sunday,
June 18th, the first made their APP
pearance and some few lit. But on
Monday and Tuesday they were re-
inforced. On Monday they eat most
of the corn close to the ground and
then went for the small grain. On
Tuesday they were so thick on the
grain that it looked to be all hoppers.
When they commenced lighting it
looked like it was showing and it
never showed in old Cedar any faster
than the hoppers lit in Mills county
on Tuesday. There we're 80 many
in the air that . man could look at
the sun without dazzling his eyes.
If they had all lit / think they would
have eaten everything that was green
in "a hours. There were but few lit
considering what few over, and they
did not injure the small grain any
except very early wheat aud some
barley which WAS in head. But no
serious damage to small grain. l
think the corn is damaged vt least
one third. The most Of it was cut
of close to the ground but ii is COM
ing up again. Late corn was eaten
. great deal worse as it was very
tender. Last week every body quit
business and TUNED their horses on
the prairie. In town they had corn
up to 81 50 a bushel for three days,
but l tell you there was but little
changed hands. This morning every
body has settled down to work again
aud is willing not to charge the hop
pers anything for the past if they
will only stay away. ] see in the
papers that in northwest Mo. and
southeast Nebraska that there are a
great many yet that are not big
enough to ay, but l think and hope
when they fly they will 60 west OF
us. The strip of hoppers was about
so miles wide. They came from the
southeast and went northwest. They
left on Wednesday about II O'Clock
and there were soGHoslys any left.
When they raised to ny it sounded
like distant thunder. / got letter
from . friend in Denver, Colorado,
to-day. He says that the hoppers
srs there and that they eat up the
crops q fast - they come through
the ground. There were few men
in this county Who took the hopper
fever when they made their appear
ance, SO that they had to go to bed,
especially one who owns 1900 acres
Of land and was in bed four days.
l pity poor rich men in such times as
that, but you know grasshoppers
don't hurt poor folks. ] heard man
from Missouri say that when the hop
pers lit there they eat 40 rods of post
and rail fence in Is minutes, but they
were not quite so bad here.
Yours truly,
w. l.. V.
The Tipton advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Cedar Co., Iowa) 1856-1962, 1875-07-01

--Bottom clear out cf millinery
prices at Van Slvck-.
The Tipton advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Cedar Co., Iowa) 1856-1962, 1875-07-01

A large assortment of gents hats,
caps, neck ties, &C., at Van Slyck's
cash store.
The Tipton advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Cedar Co., Iowa) 1856-1962, 1875-07-01

Tanann rest O0cO.-.ArF1vol ana
Departure 0f MaiDs.
AnurvAIs DEPARTURE.
ON the Northwestern Railroad.
O'Clock .. m, and ~ Mails closes ut S
day night
From Wilton II m. Leave ~ Pm.
Davenport Overland via. Inland.
Tuesday and Fridays Mondays and Thurs
6o'cloCk ,. m. day O'Clock .. m.
Post once open on Sundays from 10 10
o'clock 3. "a.
ALONZO SHAW, p. n.
The Tipton advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Cedar Co., Iowa) 1856-1962, 1875-07-01

The following notes were received
in the same mail, and were written
from Polk county, Nebraska-the
first one in the morning and the
second in the afternoon of June 2lst:
Mr.. EDIToR:-Grasshoppers are plen-
ty,but - yet are doing but little damage.
Came from southeast, wind now in the
northwest think they will leave as
soon as the wind changes to southwest
or southeast Farmers are generally
looking long faced, many calculating in
what way they will get out IF this with
out money to pay their way. Things do
not look encouraging at present in the
grasshopper way. Crops are splendid
two weeks will tell. n. c. F.
2 O'CLOCK. r. NJ.
Hoppers arc going northwest by the
million. Farmers are feeling better; no
damage only in . few localities, and that
on the corn. They did not wish to re-
main with Us when they stopped or they
would have done MS more damage
y. C. r.
Grasshoppers are bad enough in
all conscience: but for a downright
dishesrtening and disooursging ca
lsmity, commend US to the affair de-
scribed in the following extract from
y private letter from Sedgwick Co,
Kansas:
WICHITA, June 18th. 1875,
DEAR BRoTHER--I have nothing but
bad news to communicate. NV section
Of the county WAS visited the night OF
June let, with hail storm that render
cd desolste my own place, as well az
many Of my neighbors 1t hailed for
fifteen or twenty minutes. stones as lage
IS tea cups falling My crop 10 . total
failure, not head of grain left standing.
I have already plowed up my wheat and
rye and planted corn We had IN excel
ent garden, but the ground was left %
clean Of vegetation as your Office floor.
Ny trqes, both fruit and forest, are to-
tai RUN, the bark being stripped from
TOPIC bottom, not one left. Even the
grass was cut of, and the next day the
prairie smelt like new mown meadow
whore hay Was curing. Corn cut to the
ground, hedge either seriously injured
or destroyed; in fact. it left me nothing.
Hail went through the siding OF my
house leaving hole You can follow with
your hand. A number of houses were
blown down-mine escaped. It only
extended about two or three miles In
width, running from east to west.
Ny Dear Brother, never felt ~
thoroughly discouraged in my life, food
for my family, feed for nay team and
prospects for the future, all gone.
Your Bro, CHARLEY.
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RailroaA Time Table.

axr,val and departure of trains at Upton
nm the Upton and Stanwood railroad:
Arrive. SIS A. N. Leavo,....... 6:95 A. H.
do ...... 500 r. n. do. l:lO 7. y,
do ..... 7:s5 =. II. do. $50 r. y.
Morning trains connect with trains going
east and west on the Chicago and North.
weNtern road. Evening traina CONNECT only
With train going west, except Saturday eve
nings, when they wait for the express going
east.
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1875-03-17
81 II 8 Z II II { t.

3. $. in q. - Scr iibcrianote 3eitun9Sar<
titel itrobt bon Qugen, llnlpifenbet unb @e<
bdiiisteit seeen bic tatboliide STRIDE uno ben
Yapif. Mur bic @utb unb ber Sn9ri,nm ilber
Die @lorie, bic Wlad)t unb bic @r0be Der fatDo<
Iiiden @clttirde tonntc ben SerfaIer du ioldcn
llnaebeuerli1te fiibren. Oab her 1ettenrcide
Yrotci iantisn,us in 2riinlmer 9ebt, bic fatboli>
id)e Mird)c aber al(e Stirmc iiber6auert, oas
lit Der rot9e Gaosn, oct f6 burd Die sanse
Sd)reiberei siebt sllleS Nnbere aber 1T falid).
81 lit fali9, oab bas Satifaniide @onell ben
Noltern Sdaoen br;nse; eS it laderli9, gu
iaasu, bnb Elm 3eitunsS sSidre,ber in q. .. babe
aui ben FL. @eif, bet baS Goncil leitete, ir9eno
encn ginFub ausiiben f0nnen, folde Sollbcit
lit ia in ber 9bat uuerb0rt; es lit fali6, bab
bas Goncil bic Sdulo an rem ipaniiden 8iir>
sertriese traet, bic Qose traat 0aram S@ulo
es lit falid, bab Stolicn frei 1T, es lit auf benz
@e9e, cine &Gubcr< uno WtGrher9rube 5l tucr.
ben uno miro 10 idle@t resiert, oab Die Steu~
ern N9 beroielfadt baben pno ber StaatSban>
terott uno bic blutige Rebolut,on eS taglid be-
broben es 1T mabr, oaB einige Ganatiter ben
Gortidritt BET fatboliiden STRIDE in England
su oerbinoern iuden, ober eS 1T ooS nur eine
lebte Gin itrensung Der Staatsfirdler nm bas
bon benz blutieen 9einrid uao ieiner i@anoli=
d)en 9od)ter @liiabetb crrid)tete 3ir9entDum
oOr oel'l Encouragement unOerlneloltaen Vote
81 beuabrcn. @enn aber bet fanatiid)e slrti<
teli1reiber in Der fatbolii9en STRIDE elne &C.
iabr fir ben amertaniiden Yuritanismus iiebt
70 seist oas chen bic srobe Mad)t uao @eipelt,
~sueld)e Die unueraanslide tatDoliid)e 8abrDeit
ausiibt. Sen bod)iten @roo oeS llnlinnS aber
eriteist oer 0onatitcr, ba er III cinem sltbcm
auSipridt oab ein ameritaniider @ismard
bieieS @orbilb aller 9brannen notbpenoig fei,
UNI - bic ameritaniid)e Greibeit au rctten |!
Die uobre Ureibeit tertbeiei9t beut5utase nur
Der Yapt, 8iSmard aber uno alle @ampfer &C.
gen Die tatboli1d)e STRIDE ino bic SDrannen.
q. 81. III &ib9e. - Sbre snfra9e werben mir
III elmer oer nGd)iten Nummern beantluortcn.
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1875-03-17

ueber ben @tanb Be + ia t \ o<
lii@en Stride i'm 9roBeu enslii9en
&ei9e 9ibt bas loeben erldienene 2on-
boner rGatbolic DIRECTORY" fir 1875
Mufi9lub, 0a fnoet man unter ben 33
tatbolil den Pairs an. 3ter @telle ben
Marquis Of &ipon. acknowledgements
,perben 46 uno 81 Mit9lieoer bes 9eDei=
men &atbes aufsc5dblt. @eite S6 1T eine
3u5ammen1tellun9 Der 8i19ofe oes gam
gen en9li19en &ei9es. 9arna6 9ibt es
i'm @anSen l25 tir9lide @prengel nno
5.par tommen auf Gnglano uno Wales
l @rSbildof uno II 8il lADfe, auf Sr=
lamb 4 @rSbil90fe uno Bil@0fe; auf
@6ottlano 3 appltolil6e @icare, auber'
bem 9ibt es in europa nod 2 8iI9ofs=
libe lmo poitoli16es 0icariat, ndmli9
Malta, @o5o uno Gibraltar. Muf Niien
tommen % Nicariote uno 6 applt. prd=
f.cturen. Sn 9(frifa 9ibt es einen &i~
16oisfb uno 3Bicariate uno / Yrafeftur.
Sn Norbamerita bat @n9lnno 4 @r5bi=
i66fe, II 8ii60fe,3 apoit. gicars uno
2 praf fecten. Multralieu 5ablt 2 Gabis<
Thinner unb II @istbimer. @eftinoien
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1875-03-17

Gin mad 9eutid (ano suriid d9e e.,
febrter 9eutids q M eri itoner erbebt
i'll eincm in Der rsnbiana 0eutiden 3ta uer>
offentlidtcn 8risfe folsenoen &lase< nno gSar,
nuns5>&uf: ygSer capital aenu9 9at nm eon
&enten leben 81 tonnen, tgut wobl IN Seutfd)<
lamb gu lpobnen; lucr aber iid crit bos G,elo Sun
9ebcn bcroiener mub, frcpire licber 1T smerita,
ais oob CT III 9eutldlano lebc. Oieie alcn.
lidtcit, oicie Grbar,nlidteit, oieicS 3dblcn nad
@roiden unb Yienniacn, hieie iibertriebene 9of.
lid)fcit, ia fait Spcidelledcrei I'm ben cbrl;J
pcroienteu @rolden lit aeraoesu etclerre9eno.
2abei heie unaebeuere @sbormunbuns ieitens
ocr @esicrung, cs iit aum berrildt su iueroen.
8ci ieoem @dritt itolpern Sie iiber einen 8sam>
ten ober Soloaten un6 slle iino i,ln Sbr MoDl
beIorat 0a lob id mir bod smerta, la9en
Sie, pas Gie wollen @enn mir 9sutldlar6
perlalicn, ieben mir allies nit ioealem sugc
an. slucS lit idOn uno roieniorben. sber iuenn
mir ,uriidfommen, id)aucn wir allies nit benz
tritildcn Muge an uno fnoen, bab nidt allcs
@olo lit, mas sldnst. aSir smeritaner paiien
nid)t mcbr in beutide @crDaltnil1e; mir n'iii1en
unS ordnaen uub quetl@en, nno itopen bod
iibcrou au."
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1875-03-17
0bio Waiieufrcuub.
Sc b6ritiNe RNfpcr.

Is, g bamersisen sweitcrn heien allies
for aoiter, mat ie tonnen, aiucr ie ior9oen mig
alleene i0r fiene 9eiunobeio, ie oasoen aut an
iiene scele. Se lasbcn e,n, bot ct eueb i0r e,n
apor, wcnn be bi9oep Del un bat ie e,n ca @eis<
liten ropen sus,llea,, wenn be ct bdluiuen null.
Aaiper >uua iat Mir boabon b0ren, aiuer ipeun
be OIL iicmen Seboer bagoe, DC in ben nGnliten
Sao! itoawen tuas, III Dor oot tiiren bon De
Sweitern tein' be enolid soaben, bat De big
beoe. - Slu fol- De in ell Nermenfeber I'M mas
hauofrant. Mercre @i1tcu ipas ct ttpiipelbaft
off be ipier bidter mucoe oooer itia,ucn fou Sn
bat Geber iantoleeroe be bon ienen Saoer, DC
0~er EN- srienen oei, bon i;encu @eboer, DC ben
Singer upbGroe, bon DC S9iiler, DC iim Ell, bans
Den, bon ben Qambcrti Soau, De up eln fallen
null, I'LL bon ben @e0el III ben @eridtSbiener,
ale liene slnsit teim iuier oipsr el.
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1875-03-17

0amtiagun9. Sd aebrau6te sescn eis
nen beftieen 9uiten Or. Mu9uit &6mi9'8
9ambureer 8rnittbec unb pnrbe in
turSer 3eit gebcilt, iuofiir ib n,cinen 9ant abz
suitatten mid sebrungen fuble.
Sobu Slider, Nbbilon, gSisc.
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1875-03-17

-@ngefubrt. Gin lebr rei6es
Mdo6cn in Baltimore blieb Bis Sum 30.
Sabre leois, neil lie (id emit l6loiien Bate
teinen Wnoeren als einen Preoi9er gu
beiratben. Gnolib fam uirfli6 Der arme
Preoi9er elmer tleinen &ir9e> bielt nm
lie an uno ,uuro an9enommen. &aum
NOR Der 9onigmonat um, 10 legte, Der
Mann feline @telle nieoer unO etablirte
li9 nit Dem @eloe leiner Trou - als
B0rlenmatler.
- Gin @tuotnt Der Gornelluniper=
litdt 16idte Dor elmer neuli1en &iidtebr
an jene 9(nltalt elmer jungen 9ame elm
@tud BON 9ubin's fcinlter Soilettenleife
tppsu er in einem @anb] ]@reiben bemertte,
1ie m09te bierin ourdaus feline @ti@elei
erbliten. 9(m nd6iten Sage NOR Der
Singing aber bD6lt erltaunt, ols Ct bon
ber 8etrelienoen einen gan5 ei1gen &amm
nit Der sleiden 8emertun9 su9el@idt
er6ielt.
-Ginelpuuoer me . iloe r,
| a IN IN In 9 beiinoet sur 3eit i6 in
BriiNel auf Der Nusltellun9. sic beitebt
ndmli6 in: elmer &cibe bon etluo bunbert
portreifliden 2anol l9aiten> 9emalt bon
einem &naben 9iameus Grib &er6oue aus
8rusge, pel6er, elf Sabre alt, ols Soiot
9citorben 1T.
3,pei on5ig aus 0}e-
rico pertriebene bormber5lge S9ueitern
tamen am 23ten b. Monats auf ibrem
Mege na9 Nem=Orleans un0 na9 an=
oeren Beitimmun9sorten in Brownsville,
Seras, an. sic Waren faf ldmmtli9
Mferitanerinnen.
-Dur@ einen Gallauf Sc m
6 sog li6 neuli6 in 9open, Con-,
Die So@ter oes Bunoesselanoten aui
9apti> bes 9errn 6. 8. Ba0et, bicMuno.
1perre 5u uno muBte 0oron lterben.
Dosneuli@in 9es M 0 l.
mes, s., auf9efunoene neue OelbaIIn
nm fa1it cine le9s Meilen lange uno. bier
Meilen breite Tld6e, uno mon boift bort
Oel in iolden Quantitdteu 5u fineen, BAT
bic 9(us6eutung ii6 lobnt.
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1875-03-17

fat einen Gr5bil6pt l 8i16of un6 2
opof. @icare Suf Neuleelano 9ibt es 2
gistbiimer. Gn9lonb uno @alcs sdblt
1928 Priciter, (1873 ,uaren es 1869
unb 104l &irhen, 1873 bogegen lOl6.
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1875-03-17

.,:..-. @aa( @ftreiry -.
Mltar6auer, &ilobmaer II Gergoloer,
1920 6teenup< Ctr, nabe Der ct, SciepDsfirde,
eetterbor $40, eoutm8ton, So,
pertcrtgt 9ltare, Sabernotel, 8awseIH &c. in iebem
s S5fstn a a @S < Sx m Ssf 1fssssf5 Ht
Qell tets ;Mr WrSeht oa. uO4)
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cJpbit 81. Mf,
OeulCAer AbpoNat uno a1osar.

No. B Sadion Strabe. 9 INC nmati, q,
fi1rt Yroseile por allen Geri9ten IN ben 8er staa=
;ucrti9en, as 0eebs, Wort9ages. Youers Of slttor=
nep, beionoers 8olmadten giiltg fir ale Sdnocr Gz
ropas. lnteriudMn9en ilber Die 9ibtigteit pnn Gt=
gentDum ,perhcn 9aranttrt. Sphn y. Mr,
q SntioM Strufc, Cincinnati, ..
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1875-03-17

0 @ine quite tatboliide Gamilie iudt Gin
8ailenmaodcn I'M sllter smiiden unb l2
Sabren an ainoeSitatt ansuucbn,cu. @fan
ipcnoe iid an ben 9crauseeber oes Ohio @ai.
1enfreunbes.
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Ser Scnpbptc
ass g0ttli6en .6tr3ens Sesu.

Wonatsj6riit oeS Nebets=9 poitolates. Nt Wcneb=
mi9ung Der geiitlden Obert, ,lnb nit Denuhung beS
r BE BE 5etdt% sl ameriias @ srgast uno 5eraasat=
9eben pon SOiepb @Sbbels, 9farrer Der St.
auftinus=&irde III Gopinatou Stp.. uno Director
Sssgs Bets NpoitOtats fir eisDeutie @erSamerito5
Watertown republican. [volume] (Watertown, Wis.) 1860-1906, 1875-12-01
SIN at 1t.

Our readers will remember the famous
breach of promise case of Diantha Leavilt
vs. Morris D. Cutler, whicS was tried al
Waukesha three years ago this winter. Miss
Leavtt is spinister of an uncertain aae
who according to her own account was dcs-
perately in love with Cutler, an old man,
iIlterate and uncultured, but rich The
fair Diantha alleged that Cutler promised
TO marry her and brought suit against him,
claiming that the ''eay deceiver' damaged
her youthful affections 20 the amount ct
$4,000 The Circuit Court decided IL her
favor, and allowed her. we believe, g GEO
Catler not caring TO marry Diantha OF pay
her $4,000, took the case 10 the Supreme
Court on an appeal from the Circuit, where
the judgment OF the lower court was re.
versed and new trial ordered Now ihe
old man files petition for a change OF We
nue.. evidently net deemno the atmosphere
about Waukesha conducive to his interest.
We hope Morris and Dianlha will get
enough OF the law.
Watertown republican. [volume] (Watertown, Wis.) 1860-1906, 1875-12-01
Dodge County Items.
JUNEAU. Nov. 29th, 1875

JUNEAU. Nov 29th, 1875.
ACCIDENT Judge Lewis of this place,
met with painful accident one dav last
week that will probably keep him in the
house for some time. On walking to
wards the depot to take the train for Fond
du Lac he made a misstep and, as he sup
posed, sprained his ankle. He neverthe-
less reached the depot and got or board
of the cars but during the journey the
pain and swelling increased to such an ex-
tent that on arriving at Fond du Lac he
was obliged to call in physician who
found one of the ankle bones broken. The
Judge is as comfortable as could be ex-
pected, and maintains his good hunor,
Notwithstanding the painful accident.
SERGEANT AT ARMS.-Hon. Miles
Burnham, Of Elba, is mentioned as can
didate for Sergeant-at-Arm OF the AS
semby. Mr.. Burnham is a good, true
Republican, and would, if elected, bring
experience to the position
DEPARTED Hon Sam. Burchard,
Member of Congress elect, from this dis
trict, has left Beaver Dam, for Washing
ton, accompanied by "Dave" Gowdey, of
the Argus, for whom he expects to find a
position in the gift of the Democratic
House, one where there is little to do, and
good pay, being the kind of office 'Dave'
prefers. Both are worthy representatives
of the democracy of Dodge county.
COUNTY CoURT.-The County Court,
after re naming in session for one day
last week, during which time the court
cases were tried, adjourned till to-day,
when the jury cases will be brought on
for trial. It is presumed that these cases
will occupy all Of the present week
RELIGIoUs.-Rev. Mr. Railsback. for
the last four years; the Presbyterian min
lister at this place, departed yesterday for
his new field of labor in Kansas City.
Mr.. Railsback carries with him the good
will and best wishes of the entire com
munity, and his absence will be severely
felt by his congregation. Rev. Mr. Street,
of Manchester, Iowa, has been elected to
fill the Presbyterian pulpil for the next
year, and will take charge some time next
week
Watertown republican. [volume] (Watertown, Wis.) 1860-1906, 1875-12-01
4 e old Robbery.

The Lacrosse Republican Of Tuesday SAYS:
A bold and successful robher was com
mitted at Watertown Junction. a gentle
man, his wife and daughter arrived at the
junction from Chicago and while waiting
for the ST Paul Passenger train the gentle
man was aecoyed by a gang of robbers and
had $3.50 stolen from his person. The
names Of the parties are Withheld for pru-
dental reasons, the detective believing
thai the occurrence is as much as the public
care to read about TIE wife stated this
morning. bat her husbund was not drink
ing man, and she could not understand how
the robbers succeeded in supplying him AS
they did. gentleman eognizant of the
affair stated that the robbers drugged the
gentleman who lost his money. and it was
well along towards morning before he re-
covered bis senses sufficiently to intelligent
y reply to questions. 1t is queer cir-
cnmstance and one that the police or de-
tectives will take some time in uncovering
The ROBBED man showed, as we learn, no
noticeable signs of stupor until getting
aboard OF the train, and at that time it does
not appear ne knew that anything unusual
had happened, Or that he had been dosed.
This morning be was almost crazy over his
misfortune, being away from home with
his family and without money.
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