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John Wilson aud Iam:s 1lsynnlds. Tho bora
who rohned TIM butcher No. 81 .tdatns
etreot, woro ssntcuco1 hy juatlco summer e1d 10
three months each III tho 1louao Of Correction.
Mrs. Margaret Leaules, OF tho 81. Ciair
House, IA. arrcetc't VIE rrlay at tlie instance
OF alr. L. Chanlbers. oil tia Charge Of arscny ~
bh1ec, and held to bail in tse su.n pf :l00 unt,l
Wednesday by .1u.tleo NJbiuson.
Wal, Lcc, \ Celestial "washeo" man At aes
South Clark btroot, IN. unfortunate enougl. to
hhvo SEQ worth OF clotIng Htoon from HIS place
SUNDAY night. lfe IL liz 1rly expecting somo OF
tue owners thereof To como nrohhd AMI 10 for
his Heatheu Chiuee hoad,
unltod statca Commissioner tIoync will frown
upon Ten boyd alias WILSON y aud wife. whom
Detectiye TyrEcli, Of tue Government force.
etanas np hoforo lin todav. and relates what
conntesfeisH and c0unterfeiIing implenlcnts ho
found In their possession When ho arrested
them.
Charles Dunn, m innocent mud rather re-
BncctAblo-looktng young man, was beturc United
StateB Commissioner lioyun yesterday, charged
with passing counterfeit 25 bi ! ns No. ~ Noat
Randolph street. After hearing the casn lloyno
released him. as there was no evidence that the
act WEB criminal.
Detective Simmons returnell from East st.
Lot,H yesterday morning. icottlnR Stc13R Nor
T1s. an evening stnr, who gtttered until recohlly
in tho parlors OF No. lG South Cl,uton stleos
short time ago sho removed, unknown to tho
"Iandladv," Rnl carried with her perhonal prop.
ertv, conaieting Of wearing nrparo1t valued ut
1900. ou which tie aforesaid !" lanilalv" clains
a lion. Stella ctaltne To own tho elolles, hut
this is denied, aud Hl.o will 10 lnlt to hcr proof
this morpnR before Summertiold. Meantime
Hhe a at tho Central.
A man named Davis tranaicnt at tho Pnlmer
House, celebrated tho sabbath day in Waiting
taroagh the streets. Like many anHhcr g,e II ,
~ Ifrif
iog him tho elephants OF tbs toa1,. When n,pl.t
came, tha stranger further insiBtcd on 1uaalns
psvia his guest for tho night, and cscsrtcd
MIN to 4 room At M. 1G3 Clark street.
When ther asose Yesterday morning,
tho ttanioln Of tho door was thu
loaBt valuable article that vaa missing. Davis
says tho gold watch and Chain. revolver, and 9th.
or jewoley aud trinKots which hn formerly poa-
sessed wore VALUED Mt s480. Tho police Aro at
work OH the cnse but hnre little hopes Of doing
tnucl. Tbs n 7at singular part of the rorfprsa.
arsce ia that noIthog OF tho men got I'D. although
each distinctly hoard q noieo during the night.
, 1875-10-26

AID. stou. vauts to bot 81 900 that Hosiug will
be eIectod.
Mayor Colyiu favors Hcaing, and nays reports
10 tue contrary arc Salac.
Tho water consumors paid e9l2 yesterday into
thu TREASURY, aud tho ta1-burdenod community
9l5,1u.
The Railroad Cotn1nttee failed to have quo
rum yesterday. The Aldernen arc too busy
with politics. and lave no time to attend to city
RNaiIa.
IA an evidence of tho interest taken In thu
csty'H business. 1t may be stated that but ono Of
tho three committees called to consider refer
ences yesterday got together, and that ono had
no psI ors before them, mud adjourned. AID.
ru!ev. Murphy, aud O'l,rIon woro OH hand for
buBlnesa, but others on the committoo5 with
them wore not.
Aid Murphy says tho lots and buildings OH
tin Honthwcst corner of RantoIpsl md Ul!ion
streets offeted By Aliclael Grueue0Ru1n iu tx
change for the Madison Street Po'toa Station
proratty md b1e,0,N, have teen valued at iii
average OF $67,0 600 bv i've real-estate iltmb.
AID Ii. Stone was to obtain a valuation on tho
CITY property, but l,o did not put In an appear
auco yesterday Afternoon In the committeeman III
at Clty-Ilall, aud thor0fose tho Wharvss aul
Public Grounds CoMmlttee. to whom the lueJ-
ton OF N exchange was referred, did not lnyo
mee.lpg. Hosover. It was nnd1rhtooa that
tho ,uuu,li.a should be thorough, aud no haAsa
SHOULD b9 made.
Martin Scnllys fr,endn made al eatncst ar
peal Yesterday to tue Mayor to have li:sn rostl-
stated "a Clerk OF tic 'uth side l'olire Court.
hut his Honor WAS l,1motable. Thomas Wall.
late Supervisor Of the West Town, otyero1 to
supply any discrepancy Scaly had made In Lis
accounts. not exceeding 5l.0oo. and urged tho
Mayor to reln5tase him Tor tho reAson thut hs
had soberoa up taheu tue pledge. and promised
aconpetc roform IN all things he wautod tho
Mayor to give lin last chanco and in con-
colt With another gentleman, sud II scnIly
| ~as not reaprolnted 1t would roHult in 4B total
run. Nr. Cuyiu said ho wanted to sre hin
| gIve some evldoIcs OF reform before 10 talked
about putting linn buck III the po'icu Court and
ntI Lu did lie could not tlo III. llo said ho l.ad
10 faith III Scully's promises of rofotln; i1o bo.
l'eyed hn llono-t but reckless. aud Hald lie
believed lin could hot reform any tno,e thai, Ic
Go"'d jump over tho top OF the Ii Y 1iuIld,uy.
III" pet'linucss pressod h!A Honor further, and
wore weakly assisted by two Aldermen, but to
no PURPOSE. stu!.v'B 1eappo.htinant will not DO
made Judging from thu alayuta remarks aud
| manner,
, 1875-10-26
ANNOUNCEMENTS.

The Rov. William ALVIN Bartlett will lecture
before tho South Evanston Literary aud sociai
Society Tuesday evening" Nov. 2, and not to-
morraw evening, AZ previously announced.
Tho Rev. Il. 3. Can.ine. OF tho Fulton Street
III. z. Church, and Ralph Z. Hoyt. wil address
Hall, No. 731 Wcst Lake street, tlia eyoning at
1880.
Hlas II. Button d grnluate OF Tufts College
aud divinity School. will DO ortlonod this oven-
ing to the work Of ths Universalst ministry at
Racine, Wis. The sermon will he preached by
tho Rev. Bumner Ellis, Of this city.
, 1875-10-26

columns.
4 FntIr1ras ytstr.
4 committee fun tho lt"pnhlfcan C.n'ral
Committee waa n. the County Building
ycsterttay morning ID meet til, Com
hi tee en- Public srr,ico of tho
tonnts Doarl hv appointment to cone
to ronlo understanding ab1lt tho appointment OF
Judges Of ctecs ILL., anti Il, II 70 tho G AIMS of tho
party 10 ore jndEe III each ctect!on rsoc'uct:
About It 0cIaek COMMISSIONER johnson anu
slrCarrnv pns ii, MI n Pearanrc. The visit.
III. Committee was impress ii from Tho itr,t
with tllo l.trn thai th@ "nlmltseo OH Pub
liz Service tlil MT tnto1,l to mt ita
cel,,tldp ant further desired to cvadB
rous,dern! then, II ,osrtblc. Fiitallv, Commits
Iinncr Carroll stIndo int0 ,l,o from. and qn,-
runi was prcuhut, Commissioner McCaffrcy.
discovering tho atnat;nn. left vcrv innucebtly.
pretending nfterwhrd tc fiayo been cx1ca III tho
tri,nlu1l Court IN attend case. but hla bnsi.
n'r4 really wnn to pscvcnt quorum Of thu
{ tDnnttce hetng rro.ept, for tl,e cano 1lo rrc-
lsnsith 10 iignt" III did not coma IN for AIT
hour astcrwart. Tho visiting Committee
waited nntit Ahout II O'clock mud, concluding
that 20 wait longer was vain. loft thu building,
r,on,islng TO meet tho B,atd IN tho afternoon.
Tn EoLn< down rtsiss tho Committee HAN tho
Chairman OF tho Public Service Committee luit
crinE through the halls. anu wcro satisfied that
tho Snnt Ut A quorum Ind been adopted Ar al
eSrrs', mud that all attempts 10 Eet ali audience
wilil tho Committee would be In vain.
, 1875-10-26

3l1LFonD, ra., Oct. 2j.-A disease en,:linr to
tho op.zootic is killing uT cattle IN sovorai coun-
ties bordering on tho pennsylvauta side of tho
Delaware 1liycr.
!sntctat Dppatet 10 The Chi eoo Tribune.
EAST SAGiNAw. Mich. Oct. 2,.--Tne ot,izootio
In raging bore. But QUO fatal caso haH boon lc-
ported,
, 1875-10-26

This morntng. At tho auction rooms Ut William 4.
BnteEs Co., los East sasieou street, Big landoihnl
witt offer II public salc to tht Iades and gentlemen Of
this rty bis choice collection OF works OF art selected
by himself In Italy. This IL not collection Of hI9h
elasa" oE "h'gh ast = ol-Iaintinga In gold frames
utulded with diamonds Of tho codest water hut arc
genuine Italian marble anu slaaaster aatuary roups
Of animsls, vascs. urus, reaI Italian and Frs,ch
bronze manel clocks. With large and Varied culleo-
aon OF other superb ornamental articles Catalogues
arc ready this morning.
, 1875-10-26

Tho owners OF Iron -Wotkcrs' Addition 10 South
Chcago hereby estend 9oneral Invitation to all thes
fenda In Chicago 10 visit their property on Wednes-
dsy tho 9Th tnt, and sce tho result Of two yeara'
terEris!nR work.
FREQ train 1eAves the Michigan anuthern Railroad
depot at II O'Clock, noon, Tho aboys day,
, 1875-10-26

Important to the Preservation Of Teeth-
John Gosnoll's Cherry Tooth.Paate,
the 1noat ehlcaclaus deuufriee known. Try It. For
sale By Ill dtugal.a, Whoess!o agents, Torrsy h
uEadley. Ill Rud l7J Randolph street.
, 1875-10-26

0&*300sN0
Tbs grand event Of tho teaSon will occur tonight In
the opch!p8 Ut tho exhibition Of paintings by
tbs At tho gaesy Of tho Exposition building. Every
true lover Of art should bs There and do every thing in
hts or hes power to make this exhibition aud hao
complete SUGGEST Thh exhibition IL free 10 Ill.
, 1875-10-26

Tho 0enarRl Transatlantic Company.
The vesses Ut thu General Transatlantic Company
will, after tho nr1t Saturday in April, make weekly
trips between Now York and IIayrc, instead OF sem-
monthly. 1.-The new plss nnw building on tho North
River front should 10 completed befure spring. weekly
satlngs will begin before tho date xlysn aboFe.
, 1875-10-26

s,aso nss!tn.Iuns Tor rsulera....,.......... 100
Total: ase' ''oo
Gontingchs thah. ID. W
Errrrs au.l abateinenta a................. 2ls.i76
Grand tota, expenses. .N,i7.a53
ftsotr< That the at1n, nf ftni,plo hr. and The
IA hereby. levied upon tho fasp yhhtc property both
lcee ii i",Ins Interest m liz indo!aeine Ut t,.e
to5,', III tho foregoing estimate Under t!,s haa Of
H.ais@ sr,sr, rhat III .io sun nj s,aa b., and
the sa1t,c +, hereby. Icylsd N tsx nrn tho tnrab'e
cn,k - tho purpose q paying ne-est anil rru lp.i
~ ss ,.s "' ,As: ~ =. gel forth nner tho head of
k.:o tt (nr'htr. rhst she snn ot *tos,sis To md
Ac samo i hereby levicd a. lux npou t1o ta1able
Ing rss!n.o anl = lhe tad Of .'cua,ty % rurposes,
AL Of ruseh Ia respectful = submitted.
PA1n1CK CAnnoLL,
". L. Brnnicx,
i. II. CLorHN,
.fpHE IiIH1fail+
&C. Il ftoLnEH,
Committee m Finance.
On motion tho ronort va. approved. and or
dered placed on the records and published.
IuDoEa or E1.Ec5t,S.
Tho application 0f the l.op ,hlsenus for repro
Bontntiol, Of, tho election botr1s was thou taken
M aud ro}ected. Tho proceedings will 10 found
In anutfler culumn.
CALUMET HEInuE.
A report wts than road from ma afority Of the
COMMITTEES OIL Iloade aud Uridgoa accommodating
an applon tat'on Ut S3,D0b for bridge ncross
tho Calumet 1hyor IN tho Town Of Hyde Park,
opi'o*tte tho s:nel rolling mills.
Homo discussion aross on tho adoption Of tho
ret ort. Commissioner b'esn urging that tho
bridge Wna lniyato cuterpriBe, aud would DO Of
no public good.
Commissioners SlcChtYrcy aud tsnenther n,ado
speeches in SYM athy With tbs Widows and nt-
phane Of Hyde rurk. "lo, unlosa tho appropi,a.
ton was made, they rad, would be drowned tho
coming winter III oroteiuG tic river tn boats,
mia.Ione's nuese and Cloush M d;.ne,ting' ~
After the recep.i,n Of aomo further reports,
the Board adjourned until Wednesday, Of noxt
! Meck.
, 1875-10-26

Tho Best Range on Earth.
1t you will call At DAltons, l99 and lol State atreet
le will sao" you tho Empress Range tsomethp4 now,
he has Just taken Tie general ageucy o. It IL simply
pesfoct!on.
, 1875-10-26

Halct, patts / Co.'S Grand, Square, and Upright,
sud sudshs American prRAns, eau 10 found only II
". ". Ki1ubails, ooruer 5tata and Adams sttsets,
Chicago.
, 1875-10-26

Tutht Editor Of Tie Ch'caao Ir,ount:
CHICAGO. Oct. 25.--TuE TnIRuNE article rofer-
ring to tho league IN phtiAdetphiA OF her tax
paying citizena to punish Frauds secure tho
proper application OF money raised b7 taxation,
M honeHt conducting OF pablo bus!nass, and
hoaeBt Aud compo.cnt men. Irrespective Of poll
tica or nationality, TO do tho work. was glance
at the only truo way for Chicago, or any oitv, out
OF THUR great pscuniary trials aid to the res-
tosation Of economy aud prosperity. 1t would
bo great day for Chicago ii tho spirit Of tho
Thlladslphia League prevailed hore. Whilst
great work has boen done, greater and gonoIal
interest aud union of effort would he crossed II
such league, thoroaghly organized, composed
put roscs.-of those who have material inteEests
at htaiie.-Vlo wo,1ld have common centro OF
asaemb1lge. with dEslrct organizations; who
are not seekers after Office; where It would be
where information couid oa communicated aud
secured; and which would DO inexpensive to
Unite With. 1t s Just such league az Phltadel-
pliia has,--an incorporated company. With its
feet chiefly In tho abovo way. The League
is tile aucccaaor of TINT which did such grelt
wora during the War. 1t was thrught afsor the
Var thai IT tic pirpose to Rld tho Union army
an equally good ono, rotning homo to each
householder and taxpayer, was purpose that
demanded a wider loaRuo, because moro dan-
goronH onomy was to DO fought. So the Uuion
League wae dissolved sud now QUO formed,
mud ID that league tho hope Of rhlladolphiA
reata. Snch 3 leagne--a commonwealth jeaguo
boston han. Such other citioa ara forming.
and such Chicago must hayq If Bhs ID going to
clean and clear hotao!t. lsuscne can ouly come
Ia ono way-lp thin way. It can coma from no
limited organization except on plejRa to the
work aal the object. Though in had form,
Han Francisco did thii work a1d was pur8ed.
We need not that form, but must have all cur
strength united, aud IL that union we will Aod,
aud tlud only. our ntreugth aud suconas. ".
, 1875-10-26
FALLEN FROM GRACE,

FALLEN FROM GRACE.
DRUNK AND DlsoRDEALx cLERoYkAH,}.
Less than fortnight sgo tho Lake etrest Sta
ton MA surprised By ths entrance Of thtss u.
, 1875-10-26

LundborH'B Perfumes
~ Tia pA&pxIl 3oN14 and bauQpsh.
, 1875-10-26

To the Etftur af The Ch.caqo tribune:
CHICAGO. Oct. 25.-I see that proceedings ware
stayed 10 the Ut tweny nine porsonn for yio-
lation OF IN ordinance in regard to driving cat
tie, "because the Council was about 10 repenl
tbs law." Why such pisa SHOULD bo consdsrod
raid while tho law Is In force Ia not very cioar,
but as a matter Of fact the ordinance should re-
main aB it is, ard be- riRidly enforced. This ta
the way It was done before the l&w came Into
forcs A drove OF 100 or 70 half Wild cattle Mere
started from tie Stock Yards in charge Of two OF
sasee bull.wlacaoza and AZ many dogs. By tue
time they feached Thlrty-1rst stroet they wero
going ut b1caknock pace that endangered tho
liEs and safetg o! stl.tnY On thu straek Amid
yellug, cursiug, tho cracalng Of uhips, and the
osost disgusting obsceplty. these catto we're
iorcel their war Regardless OF tho fact that the
areut Was al tin same time thFonEed with Children
guinS to or coming from school, aud many chiidran
wore duterred from attending school for fear OF
hotug either tnaimed OF lkil!el II consequence Of
the recKleas dtiying Of tLese hards Of wild Tex
ans. Aud this occurred allnost daily. Que lltta
gill. even under tho plesent Law (Which at the
c.vo fIoln herd OF cattle stepped tnside Of d
convenient yard. and WAS 1t once Rttacked by
the owners dog, that lore her clothes and LAGER
asod her baud in fdgsnf'll mauner. Analogous
cAses sro not wanting to conclusi7ely troye that
tho practice il 1nost pcEn!oluus one, aad ao-
rola injury to thuse living along the ron.os
mort used far the purpose. How long would tho
residents OF Wkhash or Mcalgsn ayenues, or
State 9trcct, snbmlt to bo 10 annoyed. and must
wo WHO are loss wealthy, tesa influential snA
unable 10 hclp ourselves. to suffer because 4
fow t,Alt!eA would be Inconvenience by tue Gu
itrccment OF law conducive to safoty and CON.
usou aecency2 Let tho Aldermen Of thls ward,
Ansl al in tho Coun ell who are not afraid to go
,ntu ltle -ese1lt election nthout the aid OF Tho
hill"hac&crA and atucx-Yard men, sea that Ne
nTe protected. 0NE Or 1noubANna.
, 1875-10-26
4 Million and n H.lf Of Dollars Re
qaired Tor tho 1876 Taxes.
Tho 1.atc Of the Levy Will he Sixty.Sfx
Cents on Tho Hundred Dollars.
Detailed Estimates Of the Expenses Of th'
Various Departments.


members except Afessrs. Russoll aud Crawford.
COMMUNICATIONS.
4 communication WAS road from tho foreman
Of tho Grand jury asking tllat tho jury be fur
nishcd With cunveyauco 10 vihlt tho loor-HouHe
to.dny. ltefefre1 to tho Committee On Public
Charities.
Il Communication was also read from tho
County Clerk aeklug for swonty. four uaw ballot
boxes.
Commissioner Clougt wanted 10 know II the
City Clerk knew what had become of tho old
oles.
Con. LtoL, being present, Responded thst tho
law gavo tho boxes into the haudn OF the judges
Of election. and thai ho had not been abe 10 no.
euro tho return Of nlAnT OF thctn and tad ordered
now ones nado.
Commissioner Cougl inquired IL the Clerk
did not know who had tho m,asiug poxos, and
whothor be would know tho old bo1on, II they
wore returned, from any marks upon them.
Gen. Lcb replied TINT many ot tho boxes bad
been in Tho bands Of tho Judges beforo he camo
into otltco otc.
Tho communication WAS finally referred 10
tho Public s,rsico Committee. with instructions
tu net at ouce.
An E1Ec71oSEEn1Sa pEy1cE.
further communication Mas then presented
by tirn. Lieb. intended AZ All argument In favor
OF tho Oppotlt!on ticket setting forth the e1-
pcusus Of the office OF the County Clork IL com.
par1d with The otflce uuuer former administra-
Tons.
Commissioner aIcCatfroy moved Tho reference
Of tho uocument to tho FInnhco Committee. aud
that 1t bo published in the Union, to DO paid tor
BY tho county. :
Commissioner Clough thought tho document
Ii IL been prepared MS an electioncofiu9 dodge.
and ht a." DO reason why It should h0 pub iaheI.
The mction 10 refer aud nub!iah, upon b.lng
&,rk u1hEnIaH
, 1875-10-26

HbltSkrnh SFsHe hbS1t lh4iUHs
Ia ths Ed3tor af 1hr thseaao tribune:
C,lcAuo. Uct. 25.-t to not know but that
suci, m ASSOCIATION already exist, In Chicago; II
not, I would suxgcbt the formation Of ono for
mutual protection against theft ah we'll as for
the higher purpose Of disseminating knowledge
concerning tho boat nlethnds OF caring Iot tho
hprsc. whether III aicGncbs or In health. Lot tho
admission Or membership fec bo 1,o loratc.-no
TO exceed % contH,-witn monthly dues Of or 10
censs to begin WITH 60 as not TO deter any hy
ruason Of tho expense from joining tho ofranza-
t1oti. Woe all tho osnors OF horanB in Chicago
10 unite, tue trocccs from, membership fees and
dues. though anal would tu the aggregate pro-
.lucc considerable fund. which. with probable
donations nnd oIlowu,onts, could bo uHcd III
promoting Tho following Objects The estah-
nhnlo.st OF a hospital or cuio for bordcs, under
the supervision OF the most sktlful vetc' mary
surgeons OF tho city. To thlR Aorao .hoemtal any
member Of tho Eosioty might take his sick horse
for treAtn,ent. w.th tue ASSURANCE that Tho ani-
nal would be wetl cared fnr, psoteotcd from
pa:ent uostrumB aud e4orbItant charges. tu
connection with tlls hospital there might be
pharmacy Of medo4no, and college nr echo j
ut which Instruction By lectures relating to tho
caie and management Ut the horBo nlght DO
delivered. IAe eHtahHh,uens Of library
and seadIng.roon,, OF which books and poriod.
Tea y pertaining to horse. .cxre and culture may
bo purchased or road. would add to tue attrac-
tfuns Of tho association. Such society could
mako their rooms the headquarters for d mutual
insurance compauy, by Which, fat small sum,
us momocrs might have their horsaa injured
against both theft mud accidental death. I do
not Boo why tue horneownors OF Chicago may
not have special ata effective dotcctiso AGENCY
Of thcl' own, II would ho Impossible In single
a,ticlo to e1,lrnerate MI Of tho advantages which
might reatltt, not onlv to ho1se.owuers, but to
hoIAes, trum the establishment OF such d co.
operative association RI We Lavo outlined. Il
nal. .enbtIucteu uOsOital would bo tho death blow
to 4uaekery. tho dotoctiso agency 10 thoit;
wl.t.o Tho library, by disseminating useful tu-
lor,latiou concern4nG tho caro- and management
Of :he ho 10. would enhance the value Of that
noble animal, AMI thoreny rlise the ownoF. ~ =
class, aboye jockoylsm,-ln public estimation.
e. u.
Watertown republican. [volume] (Watertown, Wis.) 1860-1906, 1875-09-29

The Langrishe and Atwater theatrical.
company closed Il six nights engagement at
Turner Hall last Saturday evening to an
audience that showed no diminution Of in
terest among our people in behalf of the
troupe. Full houses greeted the company
upon each evenig of their stay, nanifesting
that the performances gave the utmost sat-
isfaction. All who attended, and the audi
ences were composed of our best and most
intelligent citizens, are united in praise of
the splendid manner in which the several
plays were produced, and the general i'm
preston prevails that Langrishe and At
water possess the best theatrical combina.
ton west of New York city. 1t is needless
to speak here Of the fine marked character
of Mr.. Atwaters playing, the touching and
pathetic acting of Miss Allen, the inimita
BILE drollery and finished productions Of Mr..
Langrishe, and the superior genius of Mrs
Langrisle in all ! she underta These
artistes, all of them leading ones in their
respective roles, were supported by an able
and talented company, inssring to,the audi
ence on every occasion an excellent and
perfect performance. Judging from the
words of approval that we hear expressed
on every side in commendation of Messrs.
Langrishe and Atwater and their fine
troupe, a warm welcome and large patron
age will be extended to them whenever
they visit US again
The company left here on Monday to fill
an engagement at Ripon.
Watertown republican. [volume] (Watertown, Wis.) 1860-1906, 1875-09-29
Abstracts of Title.

Messrs. Rambusch & Mertz, propretors of
the Dodge County Abstract and Real Estate
Agency at Juneau, have issued paper, the
Advertiser, to better advertise the business
and real estate left in their hands to sell.
It is printed in both German and English.
In speaking ofabstracts it says:
We call the particular attention of the
public to the fact that correct and complete
Abstracts of Title to Real Estate in Dodge
County can only be had from our Office. It
is absolutely money thrown away to order
them from any other place, as the abstacts
SO furnished have in a great many cases
proved both incomplete and incorrect,
thereby only entailing loss of time and
money to parties ordering them.
Te make out correct abstracts requires
not only the utmost care, but also expert
ence of many years, and can not be learned
by person in a few days or months. Il
also requires some knowledge of law, IN
order to know just what it is necessary to
show by the abstract, and this can only be
possessed by persons who have made the
subject study.
Watertown republican. [volume] (Watertown, Wis.) 1860-1906, 1875-09-29
Fine Display of Millinery Goods,

Among the fine display of articles at the
Central Wisconsin Exposition last week. the
exhibition Of millinery goods made by Mrs.
NJ. E. Parker, was conspicuous. In their
arrangement, exquisite taste and good judg-
ment were displayed, and they were the ad-
miraton of all who saw them Those
beautiful hats, decorated in the height of
fashion, and those superb bonnets, trimmed
IN such fascinating manner, aroused a
spirit Of coyeteousness within many lady.
We would do injustice to the subject were
we to neglect to speak of the choice plume
Of all colors and styles, and the splendid
artiicials Of every conceivable variety
which festooned the show case. These rare
and charming goods were but the counter
part of large and extensive stock of tn e
same kind which may be found at the milli-
merry store of Mrs. Parker on the east end oil
Main street bridge, Sd door west of the bank
Of Watertown, where the most fastidous of
the fair sex can always find something
suited to her taste.