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The Tipton advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Cedar Co., Iowa) 1856-1962, 1873-01-02


THE CoNCERr, given last Sabbath
evening BY the Congregational Sab
18th School, va favored with very
large attendance, and quite generally
pronounced . successful effort. The
lssssns Of thirteen Sabbaths were 70
viewed, and % skillfully were the
questions arranged By the Supsrin-
'Ssndsnt, ltsv. Mr.. Biscoe, that COM
parasivsly lsw answsss brought out
,fslly the leading points and connsc-
Urn In that dramatic story Of Daniel
and The jewish captivity In Babylon.
This greatly added to the interest and
appreciation With which the CantAta
wa received. In consideration Of the
very brief preparation, this difiicult
musical oomposition wss certainly
commsOdably rendered. This was in
great part due to the indispensable aid
Of Messrs. Woods. Rigby aud Me-
Csas and Mrs. Dowd. members Of
other chOirs.
1000 hides wanted ct Stewards Shoe
Store. west side square. u
a fsss hnA Of dress trimmings are
sGhsDd ~ Htcks'. at CO.. vovr'sssssy
dsrA
The Tipton advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Cedar Co., Iowa) 1856-1962, 1873-01-02

q ALI DOwH.-Ths entire stock at
Hicks' Basar will b sold At cost, after
January let for thirty days. rye
The Tipton advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Cedar Co., Iowa) 1856-1962, 1873-01-02

FoUnD-Last Monday morning, In
font Of the Congregational church, .
white nubia. which can be obtained
By calling ct this once. w
The Tipton advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Cedar Co., Iowa) 1856-1962, 1873-01-02
THE new City Hall 10 expected TO be
opened for the fist time 10 tile Burns
Festival. Friday evening, Jan. oath.

VIZ are glad the ordinance here
with promulgated has been made
public. Uncertainty about the mat
ter Of scales and weighing has al
ready delayed steps toward building
warehouses and handling the grain
which must coon begin moving to
market in some direction. The o.
portunities which we now teel certain
win soon be offered here will relieve
our surrounding farmers from the me-
cessity Of taking thousands Of BUSH
els further, and will give TO Upton
the business which naturally belongs
hero and which it will hereafter have
just 30 long as il can offer an equally
good market with competing towns.
The Tipton advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Cedar Co., Iowa) 1856-1962, 1873-01-02

COBB 4 WETZEL
Will offer, this week,
at popular prices,
q tun line Of Ladies' Furs,
consisting OF
Mink, Fitch, Seal, Astra.
chan, Alaska and Ermine.
Also, a line Of
Gents Fur Collars and
s Gloves,
the best In the market.
They will sell mems and
boys winter Caps for rs
cents, that cost $l,25;
Shifting Flannel for 25c.
worth 35c.; Ladies vests
for ST, worth SIZES; Ia
BILE linen for SOC. worth
7Oc. Special bargains
offered In mems under.
wear, scarfs, buck gloves
and cassimeres.
The Tipton advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Cedar Co., Iowa) 1856-1962, 1873-01-02

PRICEs for binding magazines and
papers can be sssn ct this ONCE. They
are low. Bring on your work.
The Tipton advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Cedar Co., Iowa) 1856-1962, 1873-01-02

,THs choicest stock Of ribbons In
town q two-thir II usual prices for
thirty days at Hicks.
The Tipton advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Cedar Co., Iowa) 1856-1962, 1873-01-02

We will send . copy of the ADvER-
rIsER and copy Of "Pcfers' Musical
Monthly" for one year to any one send
Ing ~ $3.50. Our paper speaks Tor
itself, and you may know the value
Of "Peters Musical MosskAiv." from
the fact that every Subscribers gets
about sixty Songs. Duets, and Chorus
e.. and from nfty to sixty Piano
pieces, worth 1t least $40.
the Fdrmcrs' Journal, = monthly
agricultural Journal published q Co.
dar Rapids and ably conducted in the
interests Of farmers Of thie part Of
lows, may Be- obtained one year with
the ADVERTISER ct the very Inv
price Of 81 for both papers. This
i"wsnal has large corps az ws;tays
who are practical. Eora Farmers, and
this h an offer which should not Be-
overln,ked. n
ON Wednesday tile Upton mail was
again YER - Stan woosi. % noticsd for
Tuesday In another item. This was
too much. and rather than Be withose
mali, . subscription was sAissa % The
street to send team aftsr Il, q beine
New Years day the noon train did
run. lfthere 10 anybody 10 the world
who h responsibls thst Upton have
daily mall, ~ should like to - him
called out.
The Tipton advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Cedar Co., Iowa) 1856-1962, 1873-01-02

THERE are several people to whom
On attentive reading Of the following
little clipping might safely Be- COM
mended:
The country n strewn with the
wrecks Of departed newspapeFs, which
we're ushered into lie with . flourish
Of trumpets and died after feeble end
sick1y dxisAenos. EvsFy ume . clique
fiDds u cannot control journal new
rpaper 70 pat into the 6eld to run out
Siae pre1 that hos borne the burden
aad heat Of the day and the editor who
hss the sense and courage to own him.
self. In ntDe cases out or ten, after .
hard light and . lavish display Of bit-
tesneeD, The new paper esDes TO the bad,
carrying with it bankrupt owners,
while the old paper goes on it, way
rejoicing. strengthened by the hand OF
persecution and moro Independent
thsr1 ever. Yet, notwithstanding the
country ID full Of these examples, We
hear every little while Of papers put
into the deld for personal purposes.
Will mon who possess ordinary in
tslliesncs learn that no Newspaper
can live on such . basis 7-Northern
indicator.
The Tipton advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Cedar Co., Iowa) 1856-1962, 1873-01-02

TINS CLIFTON Ags quotes recent
item from the ADvnRTrsER concern
Ing thsIarEs shipment Of hogs from
this poSut week before lest, and CON-
,uenta % follows:
when Upton gets to shipping cat
tie, ahe Will make . still better show.
ing than She does In hogs. We have
always looked upon Upton - one Of
tho most thrifty towns In the State,
auN mr. this reason We have labUred
hard % CONNECT that place and Clinton
~ mil. THE h now done, though ia
. roundabout manner. Another sum.
met 80 ~ 9xpset the connection d.
reses aed both cities hsnslttsd .thsrs-
The Tipton advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Cedar Co., Iowa) 1856-1962, 1873-01-02

To reduce his stock o. much a. pos.
sibie before invo icing. Hicks' Offers Il
actually ct cost for thirty days.
The Tipton advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Cedar Co., Iowa) 1856-1962, 1873-01-02

READ Stewards "Notice to Cash
Buysn" to b found Immediately be-
low the Market Reports on second
page Of this paper. 5Ow8
The Tipton advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Cedar Co., Iowa) 1856-1962, 1873-01-02

IMPORTANT TO HORsEMEN.--Inflam
nation cannot exist where "Pfof. An
derson's Dermadof' il applied. Fresh
wounds, Calls, Caalks, Bruises, are
dried down and healed without inflam-
nation. Scratches, Sand Cracks,
Swellings and Sprsins. cured by few
applications. A thorough use will also
cure Sweeney, Poll Evil, Windgalls
and Lameness, from whatever cause.
See advertisement in another column.
The Tipton advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Cedar Co., Iowa) 1856-1962, 1873-01-02

FAIR AssoCIATION.-Am meeting Of
the Board Of Dirsct0fs of the Cedar
Coanty Fair Association will b held
q Upton on Monday, January 18th,
1879. commanding 1t one o'clock p. NJ.
The confederation Of the Premiums to
b offered 1t the next annual exhibi-
bition Of the Association and other
important businsss will before the
meeting. CHAs. L. LON0LEY,
Secretary,
The Tipton advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Cedar Co., Iowa) 1856-1962, 1873-01-02

Blank forms for mild .'dunsD for
sale q City Drug Store. Warranted
70 work - quick and smoothly =
castor oil.
The Tipton advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Cedar Co., Iowa) 1856-1962, 1873-01-02

1000 hides wanted ct Stewards Shoe
Store. west side square. u
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1873-04-24
What stephens Thinks Of tn
Compliment to General GOrdea.

Alexander IL. Stephens refers al
some length in the Atlanta (Ga.) Press
to the courage compliment" paid the
ex-rebel General Gorden by Vice
President Wilson, in calling him to
preside over the Senate. The ex-Vice-
President of the rebel COnfederacy
says:
1t is but repetition in the Senate OF
the like honor conferred on General
DuBose by Speaker Blaine, sOon after
this gallant ex- Confederate officer took
his seat in the House as the Represen-
tative of the Eighth Dist. OF Georgia.
The moral OF all such compliments
should be to cause all ex-Cnfederases
of every grade and class to cling closer
to the glorious principles of self govern
ment, for which they contended in the
day OF fratricidal strife, and which
principles Lis at the foundation of ALI
our free institutions. These courtesie5
are but indications of those higher hon
OrS which are IN Stfe lOr e3- -CuDIeuef-
ates, in days TO come, who shall prove
true to themselves and stesdfastly ad-
here to the vital principles of all Amer
lean constitutional liberty. With pa
tience, virtue, Intelligence. and patri-
otism on the part of the Southern peo-
pie, the day is not distant when their
leaders in the late rebellion" so
called in the language of Andy John
son, will no longer be branded" with
the dishonoring name of TRAITORS"
but denoted in history in the rank q
self-sacriflcing patriots, ''consecrated TO
the admirstionof the world, and placed
by the side of Washington, Hampden
and Sydney.u
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1873-04-24

SCRIBNEsR's FOR MAY.-''Ife Insan'
ity of Cain" is the suggestive title o.
the most remarkable article in the
May number of "Scribner's," and one
that is destined to attract wide atten.
ton. In the way of pictorial papers
their is a weird little poem by Miss
Maria r. Okey, with decoration by
the author; Mr.. Rhodes article or
Garvins, the John Leech of France, il
Iustrated by some OF the best engrav'
ings that have lately been made in
America; Stanley's paper on "Four
Great African Travellers" with mum.
Der of lively illustrations, and "Cubs
ana the Cubans." giving US, by means
OF pen and picture, a good idea Of the
situation in that unfortunate island
We find fine critical paper on Walter
Savage Laudor, by Edmund G. Sted'
man; also some timely hints on "Tht
California Journey" by Susan Cool
idge; "The Elders Wife," a bright lit
tie sketch by Kate w. Hamilton, call
ed 81 Novel Spoiled" the continua-
ton Of DR.. Hollands story, "Arthur
Bonnicastle;" poems and translations
by J. T. Trowbridge, George MeDon-
aid, Thomas Dunn English, ant others.
.Reckles Moments" and couple OF
sonnets In the Italian manner. In
Home and Society there are pithy pa
pers on "Our Old Books snd Periodi-
Gals, Less Glitter" Making Pres
ents," eto.
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1873-04-24
"Who Is Responsible?"

Mr.. EDIToR:-Henry Frasher, late
County Commissioner, in his examina.
tion swears that he noticed "things q
little loose" in the Auditors Office;
that there were "too many clerks; that
he had seen outsiders issuing bonds"
that he had cautioned the Treasurer
TO be careful 10 the payment Of bonds
and coupons" and that he had
brought these matters to the atten-
ton OF the other Com mmissiOneH."
1t seems singular and reckless that
the Treasurer, James Irwin, kept on
redeeming bonds, and returning them
to the Auditors Office, without even
eancelling many of them, by reason OF
which they could again be presented
for payment. This the Treasurer dld
after receiving notice, as he testIte-
himself, from the Commissioners Ii
amounts to criminal negligence. 1t Is
very remarkable, too, that MIR. Frasn-
or nd the other Commissioners, with
their suspicious already aroused. took
no precautions themselves, ~ for in
stance to see that the Treasurer caucel-
led all bonds as he redeemed item;
and to keep the amount OF the bonds
signed by them; and see that the
Auditor properly issued those already
signed, before aisning any nev =
These Commissioners we're entirslY too
accommodating signing bonds, ard lasv-
ing them to blow about ths f:ers of
their Office, - tl,c w-i.er oftais has
and il gcuia not b. very
wrong that they should pay the money
which taxpayers have heen swindled
put Of by their negligence. SAITH.
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1873-04-24
For the Belmont Chronicle.
The National Road.-s Gruwf.

Mr. Editor-It is believed the law
Furnishes the owners of cattle and hogs
for letting them run on this read and
that some are mean enough to violate
the law and do it. The tramping and
roofing of the banks, fills up the ditch
es, that takes several thousand dollars
each year from the state TO repair. 1t
would he a stroke Of good policy in the
of the road to pGh!ish a
note for such owners to stop sa;t tres
pass, and make it tho duty Of nj gate
keepers, and even employ Others to
put all stock found thus trespassing into
the pound. He would gain in the e.
timaticn Of all save those who design
tn feed their stock on Others, and save
annually some thousands Of dollars to
the State. And it would stop the dri-
wing of stock on to the road, just to an
noy Others and root up door-yards.
AN OBSERVER.
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1873-04-24
The Contrast.

Both branches of the Ohio Legisla-
ture have passed resolutions denounc-
ing the Congressional salary steal and
cepsuring the congressman from this
State who voted for it. Two Reoubi-
can conventions in Mr.. Garaels's Dis
trict censured him strongly for his
course and ssked him to resign. Mr..
Lamison, Democrat, with Derpocratic
voted steadily for the
steal, yet at Democratic convention
held in Putnam county, resolution
censuring Mr.. Lamison for his course
in voting for the steal wss laid on the
table. One Democratic Convention os
record for the steal.
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1873-04-24

The May number Of Harper's Maya
zine closes the iorty-sixth volume. A
glance at the index of this volu,ae ot
six monthly numbers shows that II
contains four hundred en2ravings and
Il lirnitless variety Of reading matter
This number is asuperb one, and con-
tains besides u large amount Of choice
misceI!any,-Life under the Ocean
Wave, by Lyman Abbott, with thirty
iliastr atoms; Loves Quest, Ellis Gray;
the Present and Future Of japan; a
story of the Day, by Charles Re;.de, &c.
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1873-04-24

Mr.. Jesse Applegate, lats one Of the
Indian Peace Communist ,ners, author
izes the statement that the band OF
Modocs who have so defisntly resisted
the military force of the United States
number just f1fty-throe Indians, and
that these are sll renegades from their
tribe, refusing submission to the Indian
department of Oregon.
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1873-04-24

Aluzi Allen, Al employe of the NJ. 4
P. Railroad, residing near Caldwell,
was run over by the cars on the. 18th
inst, and so badly crushed that
he died in few hours. He is the
drst man who has b en- killed on this
road.
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1873-04-24

Representative Crebs, Of Illinois, has
returned to the Treasury his back pay.
Mr.. Crebs says: GAS L persistently
opposed the passage OF the bill for an
increase of pay, I cannot conscientious
ly accept the money"
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1873-04-24

The Illinois Legislature had a bill
recently under consideration, which
provides that "all persons convict
ed Of beating their wives shall them.
selves be publicly whipped" If these
solons believe in the old aGage thai
"Sauce for the Goose" ETC., tbs will
become law.
Amzi Allen, an employe Of the NJ. 4
P. railroad, residing near Caldwell
was run over by the cars on Tuesday
afternoon, OF last weak and so badly
crushed that he died in a few hours
He is the first man who has been killed
on this road.
"A dreadful accident occurred to ths
steam boat train on the StouiDston and
Providence Railroad on the 18th inst
The train from Stouington to Bostor
fell through the bridge rear Richmond
switch. Six cars were burned anc
about fifteen persons were killed. "Nc
one to blame" we presume.
The announcement that Commits.
sioner Meacham's abdominal puncture
Of Mr.. L. Schonchin's Epidermis has
proved fatal to that active ally of Chfei
Jack in the recent act Of treachery is
rather gratifying than otherwise.
Hon. Rufus King, of Cincinnati
Judge Andrews, of Cleveland, and
Hon. L. D. Campbell, of Butler Coun
ty, are thus far named for the Presi
iency of the Constitutional Conven
ton.
Senator Amos, Of Monroe County, i.
prominently spoken Of as a candidate
IN the democratic ticket for Lienten.
ant Governss.
1t appears by the last census reports
that we have Ia 900 schools, In which
six and one-half million of children are
educated at an annual cost Of over
sSf, ,OO0, 200.
Dayton declines to lend her credit to
the construction ofany more railroads.
Boeselism doesn't prevsIl there.
The Commissioner of Indian Affairs
has discontinued the Peace Comnis-
sion to the Modocs.
The Modocs are still at large: our
troops are in no: pursuit. Iye lose
at least five men for every Indian
scalp. A poor kind ofrevenge.
WHAT rs DERMADoR? 1t is a COM
pound word from Derms, the skin and
Doron, gift, signi1ying the giving or
restitution Of sound skin. Prof.
Anderson being scientific man in.
vented this word as the best :iius,ra.
ton Of the use Of his wonderful Iipj-
ment, aud evidently no word can 10
found of equal Significance.
See advertisement In another column
Keep your eye on your overcoat.
II you want to get nice shoe 20 to
O. Troll & Son.
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1873-04-24
TO Whom it May Concern

! WISH to say that have sold out my store
house and soods, an desire all persons
having unsettied acc. unts for or against me.
to call ut the old stand and settle mp. as my
Books will be there Tor some time.
wish to return my sincere thanks to my old
customers and public generally fer their very
liberal patronage they have riven me during
'hs Twelve years Cf business life In this plac-.
Mr.. Cyrus A. Sh ouse Will continue the busi-
ness at the old stand and asks a continuance
Of the patronage Of the old frm.
aprlO3w JAMES OSBORNE.
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1873-04-24

The officers of the NebraS.ya State
Fair, which is to be held at Lincoln,
Nebraska, from Sept. 1, to 6, offer
sixteen premiums of forty acres of land
ench, for sixteen of the best newspaper
articles on Nebraska, her natural ad-
yaatages and resources"
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1873-04-24
- Hsstes 10 ksnAhoEAes-s.

/ I being essential to the Iptsrests OF the
travelling puolic, that the public roads aud
highways be of a,pro .er aud passable vidth.
lt ~, therefore, orderei that the roads in Rich
land Township 0s IN ale Of Wild hi equal to
That te-taolishei by the viewers who located
the same. All persons along. throIgh OF over
- hose lands public rosi passes. are hereby
notire'i, not 70 fence within ;he road ltmlts
and where the same has been dane, TO remove
the fences i'm IA ediateiy.
By the Trustees Richl.nd Tp.. Bel Co., o..
l. II. RILsY, TIP. Clerk.
st Clairsvtlls o. April lTIt
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1873-04-24
Trunks Mt Fred Trolls.

Briceland and six other prisoners es-
capped from the Washington Pa. Jail
last Saturday evening.
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1873-04-24
Administrators Sale OF
Real Estate.

IN pursuance Of an order granted by the Pro
bate Court of Belmont County. Ohio / viii
offer for sale az public auction, on s. SATURDAY.
the 10th day OF Msy, 1873 at 10 O'Clock, rore-
crbed real estate, situate in the ,,ounty OF Ri
mont and State OF ohio, tc-wA: Lots 6l2 ecu
6Sl. CO.. 200 and 7D2, aud out Lot No. XIX 81
acres In bridgeport. Also. 36 acres of land oi
the West siie of tho Northwest Quarter ut
Section 2. Township 3, Range 2. Appraised st s
Terms OF Sa,e-Une-third in hand one hi rti
in ono ear and one-third in two wars fiom
day OF sale. with interest; the payments TO be
secured by mortgage upon the prem ices sold
WIZ. ALEXAN DER, Admir-
aprl0td of Noses Rhodes. decd.
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1873-04-24
n GARD,

kfR. J. T. STONEBRAKER. Is ready NJ n A.
wi saloon under the ST. Clair House, To attend
all work in the way Of shaving Hair Dre~s
ing, making Curls. Switchss, wigs, q y.
him y ctsI. Eah2 Tat
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1873-04-24

For bargains of every description go
to Fred TROLLS.
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1873-04-24
Corr and bot Cotton Is King,

pns & Sss ysr re.a
FITS CE.gE.NS
n" sodn' more Corn tho Acre
a a n:': has .s ass, asS & . .
k.t o he L,esd
% t1 eo onS hsF "i SSIs sSIn cob
h Mh ..;: s.is: nsl ss sT : % sslss
1 can De planted
s be gss .s: P@s 5 .1n q
sn al M any large Geld variety
M give @ n he " .y sssts .s corn .
Sds M a Gnas nos Ipa eS:s
psessse @ @ % package: Psss M a % per
0r 'anPi" Address MARSHAL MORGAN. ton, virginia
HOME REFERENCE.
@ = Of se fsi Morrison % Badly
any OF Inc ssh'"en he
on MT Jas do
Fesrdo1 Msrehant m I stta3s aG
We gentlemen actually resi-
aAs REV AEFREb FasD 5Hss, Tosfs1se & seS Peace
,ro,u. ,,..s., . OsEAoLA, VA, Oct. 18th,
a, t n.s @ aa
:,
PREMIUMS.
m rden M ee sI Sv. by S as
must @ the IsFs q so
must @ per
H.aef'R @ ch of asq s1 Gs @ a a1nSs
Messrs. Marshal Morgan, Hoston, Va ' ' ~ ' 1''-'
m n9 G lin IL month @ e hand
'a' cess nnfs " "'' S91 aESDfRsoN E S h''
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THE LADY'S FRIEND.
Observation-Disclosures

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con aims the most admirable stories En.~
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LITTLE SAMUEL"
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HOUSE.

april 1s.-Bills passed amending the
act prescribing the mode Of condemn
ing and appropriating private property
by cooperating; amending section 6Ol
of the municipal code 20 as TO apply its
provisions to water courses net nav
igable; in relation to assessing damages
for improvements; amending the cor
porations act; Senate joint resolu-
ton passed relative to the disposition
Of a certain number of copies Of the re-
port of the Secretary of State for 1871
1.-The vote Debating the bill for the
reclamation, survey and sale of certain
canal and swamp lsuds for the benefit
OF the Agricultural College, was re.
Iscinded.. House agreed to Senate
amendments to House bill amending
the insurance law.