The Tipton advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Cedar Co., Iowa) 1856-1962, 1872-03-28


The charter elections In New York state
Indicate Republican pins Of three or four
per cent. over the State election.
The Supreme Court Of Illinds h.. decided
that the value Of Mrs. Brown. Who wa.
killed BY : railroad accident vas just ssas.
The Liberal Republicans in Ohio and in
Tennessee have named their Aev partv or.
sanixation the Reunion and Reform marty
The House Of REPRESENTATIVE Of Maine
has passed bill pesmitting women owe,
twenty-five years y vote a, Presidential
elections.
The Methodist Church Extension Society
has an income 0f four hundred dollars a day
and II building churches at tn. rate OF four q
week.
They don't keep any whiskey for sale In
Greeley. Colorado, bus they have a medicine
for rattlssAake bites which Is oaite AZ good
and It has > very rea< sale.
The Republican majority o. joint ballot
In the new New Hampshire legislature viii
be S. This will do. consider ng that las'
year the Democrats had majority In the
Legislature.
Mrs. Sarah Newcomb recently ruined 9
handsome bed post by dasltng out the
brains of her husband with it, No wonder
men do uot feel ss II they could AFFORD to gel
married when women are so sxtravagant.
The Upton advertiser warmly support
Hon. Ed. Wright for re-nomnation ~ Sec
retary Of Htata. II would be an unusual
compliment to give = State of8cer . fourth
term-but Gen. Wright merits II. II anybody
does.-I Ihsscasine Journal
The Commissioner OLA Agriculture announ'
ces In circular that hs has seeds, oats and
barley from Scotland and Germany, Oregon
wheat, and a new early corn for distri5u
tion. Those desiring them should write te
him for circular ofinformation.
We clip the following from the Anamoss
Eureka.
THE bill for another railroad bridge III
Clinton has passed both Houses of Congress
This clears away some obstacles In the way
o. ,.t the e,ir Iowa Southwestern Railroad, and
connects at Upton. Our prospects for the
latter line are fatteriug, and we may say
the road is . certaintr. Good. Let come
right along this summer
The Republican convention Of Poweshiek
county-which is the home OF Hon. J. B.
Grinnell-passed the following resolution:
Resolred. That we endorse the adm inistra-
tion Of General Grant as being emine.tly
and we heartily. cheerfully, and most en-
phattcally recommend and instruct our del
egates TO the Republican State convention
TO vote for none but sound Republicans and
staunch Grant men rs delegates TO the Phil.
adelphia convention.
Some startling figures are given respect
ing the ravages Of the small pox In Phila-
delphia. II IL said that no epidemic pesti-
lence. not even cholera. has, within half a
century. been equally general or fatal; the
bills Of mortality presenting an average of
more than two hundred deaths week dur
ing autumn and winter. II las ragged during
. period nearly ten times an long az did
chole q, and It has not yet ceased.
The New York Standard suggests that
schurz have committee appointed to inves-
tigate the New Hampshire election. There
must be something wrong down there. or his
efforts to demonstrate that Grant is unwor-
Thy Of confidence, would have had some ef-
feet. We don't know but It has had one ef-
feet. II seems to demonstrate pretty conclu-
sively that the people Of New Hampshire
have no confidence in Mr. schurz. That
may be satisfactory 10 him. and We know IT
ls to us.
The highest price ever paid far an Iowa
horse was received a few days ago by A. II.
rrask. OF Independence. for his horse.
sleepy John. The amount was ten thousand
iollars in ca&h.-Ndfe Rcgisfer.
And Notwithstanding the above. Messrs.
Piatt q Starr. Of Upton, Iowa. = few years
Ago. sold Bashaw, Jr.. an Iowa born and
bred horse, for the sum of twelve thousand
iollnrs.