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The Tipton advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Cedar Co., Iowa) 1856-1962, 1872-09-12
Farmers and Laborers'.'

A convention to put in nomination
candidates for the several county
officers to be elected this fall, has
been called to meet at Upton, a week
from next Saturday, 21st inst. 1t is
called by its manipulators, the "Farm.
ers' and Laborers' Convention" II
this were true in any practical sense,
the project might be worthy of en-
enlargement. We all know that the
great majority of the citizens of our
county are embraced in the classes
named, and are equally well aware
that our prosperity, as individuals
and as county, is inseparable from
theirs. Ii, then, q legitimate and
general movement was made by these
classes to right acknowledged wrongs
or to improve their condition and
opportunities, who could with consis-
tency oppose it? No one in bis right
mind, we answer; and this having
been settled, we proceed to inquire il
the movement under consideration
can be deemed such an one as we are
all ready to admit would be for the
common good. The fact that it is not
stands forth so plainly that it will not
need an argument TO any candid mind.
The "Farmers' and Laborers' Con-
yent;cr" 10 be held On the 2ist is only
intended for subterfuge to win, If
possible, few votes to the Demo-
liberal party. This will be patent to
any one who observes who are ma
nipulating the former, and remembers
how the Democrats at their recent
convention decided to leave their
county nominations to very late
date, and can discern that two and
two make four. We're more needed
The Tipton advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Cedar Co., Iowa) 1856-1962, 1872-09-12

The results Of the Louisville Con
vention deserve more than the word
we ind space for here. A large mum,
Der Of life long Democrats, earnesl
men though not those frequently seer
on the surface Of politics, met and de-
clared against the selling out Of the
party to which they had % long be-
longed and which, they supposed, wa,
founded upon principles the perpetua.
ton Of which had been deemed worth
striving for. This convention nomin,
ated for the National ticket two meu
ofnational reputation, Charles O'Con.
or and John Quincy Adams. They
did this despite the repeated declina.
ton Of the former, upon the ground
that, after having asseverated his sym.
pathy with them aud their objects,
Mr.. O'Conor has not the right to refuse
to allow his name to b used by them
as they see at. The result remains to
be seen. One thing il certain, that
while the principles of these honest
Democrats are - reprehensible a.
those Of that party have ever been,
the men who are maintaining them In
this way are showing themselves to be
worthy, at least, Of respect. They are
consistent, and cannot be called dis
honest, II they are wrong.
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Editor Advertiser:
Ten O'Clock A. NJ. Monday, August
Goth 1872, found your humble servant,
with other delegates to the Grand
Lodge Of the Good Templars Of Iowa.
just leaving Wilton Junction for Des
Moines, where after an exceedingly
warm disagreeable ride, we arrived, ut
4P. NJ. We were met at the dep It
and escorted to the Jones House
which had been designated as our
headquarters during the meeting Of
the Grand Lodge.
At night . pleasant reunion was
held in the hall of Union Lodge, and
an address welcoming the q. l.. to
Des Moines was delivered by Bro.
Giles II. Turner, and responded to by
Bro's. $. w. Cole, OF Tama City, Jones
Of Dubuque, and others. Tuesday
morning, having q little time to spare,
we visited the site Of the new Capitol
and found the work on the foundation
progressing slowly. Perhaps it will
be remembered that the legislature
Of last winter condemned the founda-
ton wall that was laid last season. It
was probably two thirds completed.
Much Of the rock that was used was
too soft and has crumbled and shelled.
It is all being removed and replaced
with rock Of the most sound, durable
quality. 1t lisa pity that 80 much
work must all be done over again.
The rock il brought from Wintcrsct,
Madison county. About 125 men are
engaged here a. masons, laborers, DC.
The wages paid are from $l.25 to $3.50
per day. The music Of the mallet and
chisel I. similar TO tbs chatter Of q
flock OF blackbirds. / am not positive,
but think the dimensions are 343 by
268 feet including the wings. It will
probably require 5 or s years to COM
p!ete the building, unless larger
appropriations are made by the legis-
lature. The foundation will be . bout
NJ far along 1t the close Of thI. season
~ il was last.
Grand Lodge was called 10 order 1t
10 A. NJ. Tuesday, by g. w. c. T.,
Isaac Brandt, In Representatives Hsll.
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M0luU voess scat Mva1ay. r. ahe
goes more than l0, 900 majority for Per.
ham, the Republican candidate fol
Governor, we shall concede that State
to Grant. But not otherwise. - Clinton
Age, 9Th.
Yes, Maine did vote Monday, and
she saw the Agc's 10, 900 and went S..
600 better. Fifteen thousand Repub-
lican majority for Maine!! Good
enough! We suspect Judge Thayer
IL prepared to ''concede that State to
Grant"
Speaking OF Republican m.jorities
reminds Us that Vermont did even
better than the Is 900 with which she
was credited last week. Twenty-sev-
en- thousand IL the present figure.
Republican majorities, on fuller re-
turns" very unlike the late Demo
cratic majority In North Carolina, only
grow larger and more larger. That
"tidal wave," Of which We have heard
80 much, IL rolling on" but alas for
poor Horace, It rolls In just the oppo-
site direction from what he judged
when he made his plunge, and he will
never feel the effects Of It save when
he 10 buried by II.
The Tipton advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Cedar Co., Iowa) 1856-1962, 1872-09-12

A traveller relates that while he was
In Utah, Tom Thumb was also there
on a visit. While the renowned
dwarf was at a dinner party, he jumped
from his chair and said with a POM
pous air, cannot understand this
polygamy at all" His host, man Of
six feet high, thereupon exclaimed,
I" Neither could !, Tom, when I was OF
your size.u
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To MANUFACTURERS Manufacture
ers Of Farm Implements Of every de.
scription, Sewing Machines, DC, &C.,
will please send Price List for the year
1928 to the undersigned at Upton,
Cedar Co., Iowa, as he IL authorized
by the Executive Committee OF the
County Council and Subordinate Gran
ges Of Cedar Go. To raceive propositions
for al articles needed by the Order In
n said county. II. w. BAILEY,
7tf Sec'y Elk. Com.
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According to the terms of the Dem
ocratic and Liberal Republican bar.
gain and sale, at the Congressional
Convention held last week at Clinton
w. +. Lefhngwell, . Democrat Of the
most straightest sect, was nomina ted
as the candidate for this District. Mr.
L. is pleasant gentleman, an accom-.
plished lawyer and fluent speaker
and he has tried going to Congress
several times before. The convention
made Jacob Butler, Of Muscatine, Dis
trict Elector. With these State and
local nominations, the Democrats are
liberal enough, but when II comes to
members Of Congress, the Liberals are
not nearly Democratic enough.
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County Convention and Candi.
dates.

The proceedings Of the Republican
County Convention which met in Tip
ton last Saturday, published in full
elsewhere herewith, show that body
to have been in every sense truly rep
resentative of the citizens of Cedar
county. Talk about your Farmers
Convention I" Why four out Of five
delegates to the Convention last Sat.
urday were farmers, chosen by farm,
ers to represent farming community
And the result shows that they placed
In nomination farmer for each on,
of the Offices to be filled. Not, W.
hope and believe, did they do THU
simply because their candidates were
farmers and through any narrow class
prejudice, but because they believed
the men to whom they gave their
votes were honest and capable and
deserved them as such.
The candidate for Clerk OF the Court
Mr.. WV. II. vANNEss, has been q
resident Of this State and county some
seven or eight years. He served upon
the Board Of Supervisors under the old
plan. and his public and private rec
ord has marked him for one upon
whom official duty may be laid with
perfect confidence in its discharge
with fidelity and ability
For County Recorder we have pre-
sented the name Of Mr.. CHARLES
w. HAwLEY, OF Springdale. This
young man carries with him in the
shape Of crippled limb, the proof Of
his patriotism and courage, and comes
before the people admirably qualified
for the peculiar duties Of the position
for which he is named.
The candidate for Supervisor, Mr..
ALLEN NEsBITT, has served in that
position formerly; knows its duties
and response bilities, and is himself
well known throughout the county al
one who will discharge them intelli-
gently, fairly and fearlessly.
For Surveyor, to fill the unexpired
term for which Mr. Shaw was elected
last fall, the Convention insisted in
naming MARTIN G. MILLER, despite
his prompt disclaimer. Mr. Miller
has served the people n this capacity
over and over again, and although his
wishes should be consulted in the
matter, the feeling which pressed the
nomination upon him was one only
less complimentary to him than de.
served by him.
The late hour to which the business
of making nominations protracted the
Convention prevented the considers
ton Of other matters, including the
report ola committee proposing the
adoption OF primary election system,
which we should like to have seen
taken up. Bat the Convention, as we
have said, was thoroughly representa-
tive Of the best interests of Cedar coun-
~; and ito candidates, whether con-
sidered in the light Of their own mer-
its or with regard to the body which
presents them, deserve the undivided
support Of Republicans Throughout our
county.
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Wool Growers Convention.

At a Convention of Wool Growers
Of Muscatine, Cedar and johnson
counties, held at Atalissa, April 90
1872, 1t was resolved that a Genera
Convention OF Wool Growers will be
held Mt Iowa City on the second day
OF the Johnson County Fair.
Notice Is therefore hereby given
that such convention will be held III
the Council Chamber in Iowa City on
Wednesday, September 2lst, at :
o'cloce p. NJ, to which all persons
interested in wool growing are invited.
1t is hoped there will be large at.
tendance, which will result in advanc.
Ing this important interest.
w. A. PURDy, Sec'y
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SHERIFF SAFE.

By virtue Of especial execution to me al
rected. issued from the office OF the Clerk Of
the Circuit Court, in and for the county OF
Cedar and State OF Iowa, In favor cf khoda
Button, have levied upon the following
property a. the property of the said Laura q
Button and q . Button, to wit:
Lot number one % in block Lumber eigh-
teen tlSl, In the town Of Clarence, Cedar
county. Iowa.
And shall offer the same for sale at the
Court House door In the town OF Upton, In
said county, on Saturday. the - day of Sept.
A. ID. 1872. at one o'clock p. m, OF said day, 10
satisfy said execution and costs that may
accrue thereon.
Dated this 3lst day OF Aug, A. ID. 1872.
JOHN u. SHEARER,
3w37 Sheriff of Cedar county Iowa
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COUNTY CONVENTION.
Proceedings Of the County Con.
vention-Full Representation
Good Feeling-Excellent Nom.
nations.

Pursuant to previous call, the dele.
gates from the various townships oil
Cedar county met at the Court House
in Upton. Saturday, September 7th,
1872, at one o'clock, p. NJ. The Con.
vention WAS called to order by f. II.
Pound, Chairman Co. Central Com.
who nominated Hon. J. w. Beatty
AZ the presiding officer Of this Conven-
ton. Mr.. Beatty being unanimously
elected, came forward. NJ. Carroll,
Of Massillon township, was elected
Secretary.
On motion, the Chair appointed G.
Finch, of Massillon tip, J. q. Tufts,
Of Pennington tip, and w. C. Maley,
Of Fremont tip. Committee on Creden-
| tials.
The Committee on Credentials re-
ported the following delegates entitled
to seats in the Convention;
Csnter.-S V Landt, P w John
son, Jas H Ripley, J D Shearer, o
W Porter. VIM L McCroskey, r c
McClelland.
Cdss.--Levi Diltz. No credentials
admitted as q delegate by vote Of the
Convention.
Ddyton.-J w Beatty. N FL
bridge, Geo Mcleod, Chas Bixby.
Homer Frink.
Fdrnaington.-J @ Tufts, T C
Prescott, g Hemingway.
Fdi.feld.-Henry Britcher, J p
COe.
F5emont.-W C Maley, Eb David
son, A w Maley.
Gower..Thos NJ Bishop, J II
Bell, Sam'l G Gravot.
Inland. ID Canoe, Sam'l Cham
ber'ain, d Hostier.
Io,oa.-Isaac Hemingway, Johna-
than Worrall, Geo WooIsey.
lima Moffitt. mo credentials.
Admitted by vote.
Massilton.-C Finch, David Elijah,
NJ Carroll.
PiOneer.-J s Salisbury, VIM
Helmer, G J Stevens, 0 II Helmer.
Red Oak.-Samuel Yule, John SAT-
ley.
Roc1ester.-Amos Barnard, J b
Ross.
Springdale.-J G Chambers, Clark
Penrose, q T Elliott, Edwin GrnweIl,
III C Gill.
Sugar Creek.-J II Leecb, Jos
Jennings.
Sprina,icld.-Henry Wharton, ST.,
Thos Shearer, Henry Blair.
c. FINCH,
J. @. TUFTS. Com.
w. G. MALEY.
On motion report adopted AZ cor
rected.
The President announced that the
nomination Of Clerk Of the Court wa.
In order, whereupon the names OF w.
n. VanNess, Of Fairfield rp, and NJ.
q. Miller. Of Sugar Creek, were per- |
sented to the Convention.
The Chair stated that the choice
would be made by ballot, and up,e =.
objections were raised, the first would
% an informal one.
Al this point an assistant vas 70
ques.ed BY the Secretary, and, upon
motion, Z. l.. Longley was selectaa !.
such. -" 'e'ec'eu ~
The roll Of the Townships h.v,o.
been called. the result Of the inform.i
ballot was announced a. foiIows:
w. III. Van Meas. ... y,
NJ. @. Miller.
Upon motion w. H. vanNe.. -.
nominated By acclamasion.
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The call for the Iowa State conven.
ton Of Straight Democrats has been
issued. The convention 10 TO bo held
at Des Moines, Wednesday, Septem-
Der 18th, For tho purpose Of nomin-
ating q Presidential Electoral ticket
and State ticket OF undefiled Demo.
Gratis, and Of perfecting our State or
ganization.''
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SHERIFF SALE,

Hy virtue OF a general Execution to me Il
rected, issued from the Office of the Clerk o
the District Court. In and for the county o
Cedar and State OF Iowa, In favor Of A. II
Starrett, and against Thomas Harris. 1 have
levied upon the following property as thu
property of the said Thomas Harris, to wit:
The east half 90 ofthe northwest quarter
% and the north half "a OF west half 10 o
the northwest quarter % of section number
one ID. In township number eighty 1907 range
number two 80. west of the 9Th p. m, contain.
In Cedar county, Iowa.
And shall offer the same for sale at the
Court House door, In the town of Upton, in
said county, on Saturday the 26th day oil
sept A, d., 1879, at one o'clock, +. NJ, OF
said day, to satisfy said Execution and costs
TINT may accrue thereon.
Dated this 9th day OF August, A, D. 1877.
JOHN ID. SHEARER
3wT sheriff OF Cedar county. Iowa
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An Indianapolis correspondent says
that at the funeral Of woman in that
city, recently, a sympathetic and ad-
miriDg neighbor volunteered the in
formation that for patient resigna-
ton the corpse could dance all around
any woman living.n
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to convince, Il cosld sssily 81 sddne-
"a, even to tie assertions Of Demo
cratic politicians that they hid been
promised help from the 90 called
.Farmers' &C.," hut the thing i q
plain as the nose On . man's face. Il
is mere political trick, . repetition
on small scale of the Cincinnati
Baltimore farce, and q such deserves
only the contempt Of fair minded men.
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All arising from impure or feeble blood
Dr. Walkers California Vinegar Bit.
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The difference in natures was well
illustrated at the depot the other
morning. Two sisters met 90, my
dear sister," said one, AS they en-
braced. You've been eating onions, -
said the other, calmly and fearIessly.
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Oranges are required to pay degree
dues on all over twenty men and ten
women. II that number were not
received at opening Of Grange, they
can be received afterwards.
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Dissolution Notice.

The co-partnership heretofore existing be.
tween JOHN NJ. GRAY a =. l.. SMITH, for
the practice Of law. has this day been dis
solved by mutual consent. All persons IN
debted 10 the late law firm OF GRAY a
SMITH are hereby notified to make imme-
diate pasment to John NJ. Gray, who will
continue the law practice at the old stand.
3WH JOHN NJ GRAY
Upton, Sept. II, 1872. =. j.. SMITH
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Oranges in the north part Of the
county will please send name Of
Grange and Post Office address Of Sec
rotary Of same to III. w. BAILEY,
Sec'y Elk. Com, Upton, Iowa.
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Monodelphia Grange will hold q
special meeting at their hall on Satur-
day, September l4th 1872, at one
o'clock p. NJ.
JOHN SHULTz. Sec,y.
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There was Mass Meeting of the
members Of the Order on Wednesday,
the 10th Of September. inst, at Cedar
Rapids on the State Fair Grounds.
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The Chair announced the neat thing
In order to - the nomination Of cam
didates for Recorder. The names
placed before the Convention were
Chas. Hawley, Of Springdale t'r. e.
p. Furst. Of Sugar Greek, and John 3.
Tuthill, Of Centre.
Proceeded TO ballot. the fiyt' being
informal. with the following result
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WILL not Secretaries, or other men,
bers, of the several Oranges in the
County send US corrections In any case
where the above list Of Oranges Is In
error as To names or p. o. address.
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Messra- John Turner, Abram Treich-
Ter and VIM. Inks are the Masters,
respectively, Of the three Oranges last
organized in this county, and which
are herewith added to the lists above.
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Meeting OF the County Council
p. Of II.

There will be . meeting Of the Coun-
ty Council ut the Court House in
Upton. Saturday, Oct. 5th 1872, at ten
o'clock A. NJ. Each Grange in the
County Is entitled to two delegates.
Delegates will be required to produce
credentials signed by the Master ard
Sec'y. of their Grange.
w. H. VAN Ness, Chm. Elk. Com.
II. w. BAILEY, Sec. SWISS
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SEND notices Of meetings, or any
items of interest to the order. for pub.
LEGATION in these columns.
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County Executive Committee.

Chairman. WV. II. VAN Ness; Secretary. II. w
BAILEY; ALLEN NEsBIrr. w. A. RIGBy, O. p
WEEKS, HENRY HEcHT, JOSEPH DOWNING
GEoReE LAABoRN, A. c. CARTWRIGHT.
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NoTIcE.-Springfield Grange will
hold their next meeting on Monday,
Sept. 18th, at p. NJ. A full attend.
ance wanted.
VIM COrrie. Sec.
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Coon TEMpLAR.


Notice is hereby given, that on the cath
day OF August, 1872. there was filed In the
office OF the Clerk OF the Circuit Court, OF the
State of Iowa. within and for Cedar county,
an instrument purporting to be the last Will
and testament OF James w. Haniin, deceas-
ed, and after being opened and read. the 2sth
day OF October, A. ID. 1879 being the first day
OF the next term OF said Court was by said
Clerk fixed for proving the same. at which
At which time the said instrument Will e
admitted as and for th last will and testa-
ment of James W Hanlin, deceased, R no
su fficient objection be then made
3w37 WM ELLIOTT
WOLF & LANDr, Attys. Clerk Cir. Court.
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AGENTS TO THE RESCUE.

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all the papers in the world. II you want to
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GOOD TEMPLARs.

Report Of Proceedings at the late
Meeting of the Grand Lodge of
Iowa.
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DR.. Wells Extract OF Juruheha
Kansas Land.

IN the best part Of Usage county, on Sack
i and Fox reserve, 40 miles south or Tope
ka, owned and for sale by
JOHN N. WETHERELL.
Springdale. Cedar Co., Iowa, 9th mo-, Q. 10.