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The Tipton advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Cedar Co., Iowa) 1856-1962, 1873-12-04

Regular meetings Of Virginia Grove
Grange will be held on the second and
fourth Saturday nights OF each month.
w. G.. Buster, Sec'y.
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The time for holding regular meet
ings Of the Coon Creek Grange is on
every Saturday evening at u O'Clock,
p. NJ. on or before full moon.
JOHN JOHNSTON, Sec.
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We are requested TO cal! attention
10 the ;. ;. Convention at the NJ. +.
Church, llth and 18th insts. Quite
large attendance is promised from
abroad. Don't let it be said that
there was one person in DAYTON who
has an interest in Sabbath Schools that
failed to attend. Let all rallv and
have profitable meeting.
Mr.. Weightman is prepared TO sup
pared to supply 400 suffering fami-
lies with Washing Machines. We
learn that he got that number for his
house and lot occupied by Mai. John
son.
The Deyo rs. Mcmillan suit was
settled in a manner wholly unexpect.
ed by the community at large by Mr..
Deyo Withdrawing his attach
ment, paving his costs, and allowing
Mr.. Mcmillan to pocket the thousand
dollars. Thus is ended matter which
has excited a great deal of comment.
and been the sabiec: of extended ar
gument, and on which . large quaint
ty Of legal acumen in our midst has
been expended. Let il rest.
Clarence came near having an on
portuni'y of using her FIRE extinguish-
ers last week. During the absence Of
Mrs. James, coal snapped out OF the
fire and lit on the carpet and soor,
made its bigness in the carpet and
straw; it burned hole about fifteen
inches in diameter. when it was acct.
deniallv discovered and given a cold
bath.
Have YOU visited the school: If
not. take day aud go and see for
yourself how your children are being
cared for and educated. and our word
for it, you will learn something YOUR
sell and be well pleased with what
you see and hear: and besides that
you will see the best conducted
schools in the county. We were sur
prlsed TO learn that there are in at.
tendance about 20 scholars in Mr..
Stubhs' room who reside outside o
the district; a larger number of pupil.
han most country schools have.
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Gen. Garfield is very much opposed
To the bankruptcy act. He thinks
Congress will repeal it. or al least, the
involuntary features Of the law. He
says:
"TEe operation Of the involuntary
clause which enables creditor TO
throw debtor into bankruptcy who
does not meet his obligations promptly
without regard to his real solvency, is
often unjust and injurious in ordinary
times, but in monetary crisis it il.
particularly so. Men with unincum-
bered property to the amount OF hum
dreds Of thousands of dollars are often
menaced with bankruptcy coHr. aud
actually forced into il, because they
cannot raise few thousand dollars OF
currency to meet their immedi ate liza
bilities. A single hostile creditor NAV
ruin long established and perfectly
! solvent firm "
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A FAMILY ARTICLE.

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WAGES

VS0R ALL WHO ARE WILLING TO
WORK Any person, old or young. OF
either sew. can M AXE nom si0to e5pper week.
Al home day or evening. Wanted by all.
suitable a. either City or Country. and any
season Of the year. This fs q rare oprortn-
Mir for those " no are out of work. and out
81 money 20 make an independent living.
No capital being required. Our pamphlet,
.HOW TO MAkEA LIVING. giving full
Address A. BURTON & co. Morrisanfa,
West leicester Co., NY.
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- noeoGialtooe beeWoen tho Uni
- o1a1ss aDd Gpaia. In regard q
- Qosseisa growing Ont Of tho cap.
ooeUUf ~ vlrglnius. we're brought to
; onnoluu1pa lsst oatusdav. 6scrsaary
- - Admiral Paie having sgresd
upea and sleaed : protocol, which
- laasse sooa aftsr tslsgraphed to his
opvsen0eak
Ths ssrms ars Substantially - fol.
loWp:
FissA InDsdiats delivery to the
Unlosd ship Il the ship virGinias and
I'll The Surviving passsngsn ana
Gov.
essosd. 6aluss y our Aag on the
~ q Dsesobse us1e anlsss in the
upennsims epais shall satisfy the Uni.
~ eentss that the American Nag was
lnesspsely borne on that vessel, and
lssshes, ehas she had no right to
A0oeSmn nag or American papers.
II ths event the salute to b spontan-
ooasly Withdrawn and Spain against
~ vlrginius.
Third, II 10 shall Thus be shown
that ths vifgiuius had no right to
cary the American dag and papers,
~ Unissd esaies viii institute pro-
osdings against the vessel and the sur
vivine parties who have violated tho
3Aws q ~ United 6iates, and Spain
RunRnnfoeo 10 institute proceedinge
againse any Of her authorities who
80 hsvs violated either law or treaty
stipulations.
Fourth, The matter Of reclamation is
lbr future consideration.
Within the next few days Secretary
Fish and the spanish Minister will
deaeemins on the place Ut which the
virginius and the surviving passen.
rem and crew shall BE- delivered to
the United states. The words, ''imme-
diats release, )" - applicable to the de-
livery Of the Virginius surviving pas
oongen and crew, implies, Of course,
within reasonable time for its execu-
tim, Q some days must elapse before
Havana and Santiago de Cuba can b
rUoched.
The agreement 10 remarked 10 on
cial quarters - covering oil points OF
our original demands, though 10 .
modified form, while IL II considered |
respe0eAble and honorable to both I,
countries. The fixing Of the 18th OF
December . the time Of saluting our |
lIag Il 10 allow the necessary opportu- |
nifty to spain TO show how the Virgin
ius improperly carried the American
Nag and papers. There IL . sensible
relief 10 III quarters that the negotia-
ton has thus pea ,eably been ended.
Both Secretary Fish and Admiral Palo
bad for two weeks past been engaged
in producing this result, on which
they receive the congratulations OF
their respective friends.
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WHITE PieEoN FIRE INSURANCE CO., vii TOM
orFfcYRs.-THO's II. FISHBURN, Pres't.
ID. L. WILSON, Vice Pres't.
c. z. FCRST, Secy
u. T. HEDGES, Treas'r
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NgDDLE.ACED MEN.

There are many OF tho age 81 thirty TO for
ty vino are troubled with too frequent evac-
uations ri the bladder, often accom- pa n led
by slight sfaartiRg or burning sensation,
and weakening the system in a manner that
the patient cannot account for; on examin-
ing tile urinary deposits. "A ropy sediment
will often he found, and sometimes small
changing Ia dark and torpid appearance
There are any men who die ofthis dtal
Guilty. ignorant Of the cause. which is the
second stage of seminal weakness Ar Ne
will guarantee 4 perfect cure in such
cases and a healthy restoration Of d enlt0
urinary organs.
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Every Lady wants one.
Every Man ought t. have one.
sent on receipt OF Ten Cents. Address L. ".
HYDE &C.,, 1875 seventh Avenue, New York
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The New Elastic Truss.

The New Elastic Truss.
An Tmportdnf Inpenaon. 1t retains the
Rupture nj ali times, and under the hardest
exercise or severest rain. 1t Is worn with
comfort. and ii kept on n hit aud day, effects
q permanent in few weeks. Sold cheap,
and sent by mail when requested, circulars
free, when ordered by letter sent To the Elias.
tic Truss Co, No. 6s3 broadway, N. Y. City.
Nobody uses Metal Spring Trusses; too
painful; they slip on too frequently. lyl7
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WEEKLY MARKET REVIEW.
Upton Market.

Triton, Doc. 1879.
GRAIN AND STOCK.
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Agent e. C. I. Association.

.Tipton-w. L. McCRosKEr.
Clarence-sfLAs SINrcoS.
echanicsviiie-HAARY BAsLEI,
Wiiton-W. A. MOORE.
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w. II. BLAIR, Sec.
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Chairman. JoskrB WEAVER; Secretary, H. W
BAILEY; JOSEPH DOWNING, CHAs p. FURsf
SAMUEL YuLE VIZ. l.. McCRosKyY, W. 9. CHASE
JOHN Cr..Nxy, II. A. Crsrrs.
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BOB.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1873-08-30

A statement in the Baltimore Sun shows
that of the receipts and expenditures of the
government for the last fiscal year, which ended
June 80, 1873, the income amounted to 1888,
73s, 2O4. and the expenditures to 1920, 5,245.
This gives surplus for the year of nearly forty
three and one half millions, which was mainly
devoted to the redemption OF the public debt.
The receipt are made up of 1873 millions from
customs, 1887 millions from internal revenue,
nearly three millions from public land sales, and
twenty-niue millions from miscellaneous sources.
Ofthe expenditures little over five millions
for premiums on bonds purchased, aud l04a
millions for interest on the public debt. Com
pared with the government statement two years
ago the income has fallen off nearly fifty MIL
lions, on account otreduced taxation, whilst the
expenditures have been decreased about two
millions. The three years reduction of the
debt with the funding process, have decreased
the annual interest charge suce 1871 by nearly
twenty-one millions
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1873-08-30
NEWS OF THE D-A y.
" To show the very age and body Of the Times.

An old gentleman by the name of Flood, "A
years old, was attending to some COWS near the
Chesapeake and Ohio railroad shops 10 Rich
moud, yesterday, and feeling tired sat down on
the track The eastern bound train came
around the bend suddenly. and ran over the
old man, cutting off his leg just above the knee
lie died in about ten minutes.
Two railroad collisions occurred yesterday
one on the Detroit and Milwaukee road, by
which five persons were killed, and another on
the Hudson River road. Fortunately there was
no loss OF life by the latter. Both disasters seem
to have resulted from the ineXcusable neglect
of the officers Of delayed trains to give warning
The boiler of flax mill at Hioroed, Swced-
en-, exploded, yesterday, with terrific force, de-
stroying the mill and the adjoining shops
There was no loss of life in the mill, owing to
the absence of the workmcn, but IN the other
buildings niue persons were killed and large
number injured.
James B. Jameson, the original owner of
the celebrated Jameson oil farm, upon which
the town of Petrolia is being built, committed
suicide yesterday by shooting himsclf through
the temple. He left letter giving as u cause
for the deed that he had been detraudcd out Of
a large amount of oil and money.
Although the story Of the massacre Of the
troops and people at Fort Sill by Indians is
still open to doubt, yet one of the reasons for
d:sbecying it is removed. The greater pert
Of the garrison was away on an expedition at
the time, leaving but three companies Of so
diers at the fort.
The increase in the cotton crop of this year
is making itself apparent The amount mark
eted up TO yesterday was 1882, Cos bales, an
Improvement of about eight hundred thousand
bales over the figures for the same period last
year. The demand for expectation is proper
tonately greater.
According to statements made ID the Grang-
ers Convention, at Watertown, Wisconsin has
one hundred and cighty-seven Oranges in active
operation, with an average membership Of
seven hundred and fifty. 1t will have fifteen
hundred by spring In Iowa there arc two
thousand Oranges
\ hearing before magistrate in Philadcl-
phia, yesterday, revealed some further circum
stances Of the iniquity pcrpctratcd by the Cor
oners Office in selling the bodies OF the unre-
cognizcd and unclaimed dead to the hospitals
for the uses Of dissection.
The great storm which has swept along the
Nova Scotia coast will be recorded as the cul-
mnatiou of all the terrible hurricanes Of the
year. The destruction caused is literally beyond
estimate.
The excitement in New York over the
Brooklyn defalcation continues. Rodman s resi-.
dence is surrounded by detectives, who are in-
structed not to allow him to leave.
The Fiji Islanders are up in rebellion
against who or what the dispatches do not
state.
The persons IMPLICATED in the death of Miss
Louisa Ross in Hagerstown, Md, have been
unprecedented.
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VIRGINIA n E"S.
The IIarr!sonburg Old Commonwealth sa.

The Iarrisonburg Old Commonwealth says:
Major Borst, President Of the Narrow Gauge
Railroad, j. w. L. Allcmong, contractor on
the same, and others connected with the road,
have been to Highland and some of the adj
ioining counties of West Virginia. aud report
great interest being taken 10 their road. as well
as large subscriptions to it. Highland county
has subscribed, in county and individual sub
scriptons, $4,000.
The Catholic congregation Of Harrisouburg
have been holding their religious services in a
hall for some time but purpose now to build
a house of worship for themselves. They are
subscribing literally, and with the assistance of
friends of other churches are making satisfac-
tory advances towards accomplishing their OBJ
ect. A considerable sum of money has been
subscribed, and Mr.. Dew. G. Jones has donat-
ed lot upon which to build the church.
The oldest boatmau plying his trade Oh the
James river and Kanawha canal is Uncle
Smith johnson, who begun the life in 1919,
81 years ago. In those days batteaux were
run in the river from Richmond to Lynchburg
and other points above One of these Smith
commanded until the James river and Kanawha
canal was completed, when he took charge OF
Il DUuI vi Ills ONu
The Piedmont Virginan says On last
court day in Orange county there was more
rowdyism than we remember to have seen Tor
the last ten years We hope for the sake OF
our usually quiet village, that our town authorl'
ties will see to it that in the future no more
such scenes will occr~ here.
The Conservatives of Rockingham county
are to meet in mass meeting, in Harrisonburg,
on Monday, September 18th, (court day. to
organize the Conselvat party Of Rocking
ham, and to listen to speeches from Col. 10
bert i. Withers and others.
The Petersburg Index and Appeal says
General William Malone has been invited to
deliver the annual addres before the Peters
burg Agricultural Society, at the fair to be held
commencing on the DIST of October.
An excursion of the officers Of the Baltimore
and Ohio road passed over the Manassas
branch Of the ". c., Y. NJ. 4 &. S. Il. h. from
Harisonburg to Strasburg yesterday, prepare
tory to taking possession on Monday.
The steamer Helena from Liverpool reached
Norfolk yesterday. She landed about seventy
passengers, two thirds Of whom will settle il
Virginia.
The Amherst Enterprise says There will
not be as large corn crop as many persons
suppose. Most Of the crops are very fine; but
not all are good many far from it.
The Albcmarle Baptist Association held their
eighty second anniversary association in Har-
risouburg last week
\ colorcd brakeman on the y. NJ. Il O. Il.
r. was killed at Big Otter creek yesterday by
falling from the train.
Col. Baldwin, we are glad to learn, continues
10 imnrOYr.
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ALEXANDRIA,, VA.
SATURDAY, AUGUST 50, 1878.

The Southside Virginian, edited by MIR. St.
Andrew an Englishmau, and President of an
immigration Society, thus expresses itself re-
specting the effect Radical triumph in this
State would have npon immigration Says the
Virginian 1T is the opinion Of nearly every
settler with whom we have conversed, and we
have conversed with many, that if the Radicals
carry the State, immigration will have received
its death blow. They believe that no sensible
man, however Jealous Republican he may be,
will invest in real estate in that country under
the rule of the same class Of men as those who
have so completely ruined Louisiana, and other
southern States.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1873-08-30

What Virginia may become, is torcibly stated
by the Philadelphia Ledger, in brief editorial
paragraph. Says the Ledger: 'Biack walnut
stumps, brought from the interior of Virginia
are now shipped from Richmond to Northern
Cities to be made into buttons. If Virginia
should utilize all her resources iu this style, she
would soon be one of the wealthiest States of
the Union. She has all the mineral wealth OF
Pennsylvania-all the agricultural fertility OF
our State-and more abundant water power
than Massachusetts, When they shall all be
cultivated as they ought to be, Virginia will be
the Empire State
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PORT OF ALEXANDRA AUGUST 30, -
SUN RoSE...."....... 90 MOON SETS""". 10 ~
SUN SETS. . 81
ARRIVED.
Steamer Georgeanna Baltimore, to Hooe s
Johnston.
Steamer Lady of the Lake, Norfolk, to "a
Reed.
Schr Belle Crowel Boston, to Hampshire &
Baltimore Coal Go.
Schr Amos Walker, Bath, Me-, to Hampshire
s. Baltimore Coal Co.
Schr l. A Butler, Boston, to Hampshire &
Baltimore Coal Co.
Schr Commerce, Mnchndoc, grsn to Wash.
ington i Bro.
Schr Bertha Fellows, Windsor, n $, rls.
ter TO Hooe u Johnston.
Schr Two Brothers, Currioman, grain to The,
Perry.
Steamer Express, Baltimore, by Jos Breeders
s. Co.
Schr C McGinnis, Richmond, by John P
Agnew.
Schr Helen Hasbrouck, Hobokerl, by John ?
Agnew.
Sohr B Austin, Boston, by John ? Agncw.
Schr L A Rommci, Boston, coal by Hamp-
shire & Baltimore Coal Co.
Schr Althea, Boston, coal by Hsmpshrc snd
Baltimore Coal Co.
Schr U B Fisk, Boston, coal by American
Coal Co.
schr VIM Drury, Boston, coal by American
Coal Co.
MEMORANDA.
Schr Henry Adelbert, hence at Boston 9th
Schr Active, he ce, ut Bos on 9th
Schr L T Knight, hence, al Portland 9th
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The employees of the freight department of
the 2. w. & B. r. R. at Pittsburg, Pa, have
presented Mr.. c. A. Chipley with bcautifr!
service of silver as a token of their regard for
him as an officer of that road. Mr.. Chiplcy
has been for some time back the assistant gen.
eral frcight-agent Of said road, and is about to
tetire for the purpose ofaccepting the agency
of the B. %. r. R. at Boston.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1873-08-30

ny ''FErEs CHAMpETREs."-Th ladies OF
Christ Church, Rockville Md, will hold "ietss
champetres, in connection with Tsbeau1, IN
the lovely grounds of the Court House. every
night during the Agricultural Fair; 10th, llth
and 18th of September The Tablesux VIII DC
held within the Court House, and the gERSu n'ds
will be lighted by Chinese lanterns Booths t1,
will be erected where refreshments WI De soao-
cd in abundance by the ladies of old MontgoIiie,
ry The object of these y r ~
Which has las fallen fall very much into decay The
Rev. James B. Avirith the present lncunDeht,
is one of the most able, efficient ana popular
ministers the Church has ever had here snd ny
his zeal and activity In: infused ne" lie INTO
the old Parish. We would be glso 70 nave our
nro~nnno }. w. A.
Rockville Md August 3U.
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DEPARTURES.
.y'D.NEvITIU.N"S.

ms." Mr.. Il. L. NEvITT, Of Mount Vernon
township, is respectfully announced MS csnLi-
date for the next House Of Delegates, suhjrct t.
the County Nominating Convention. OF MIR.
Ncvitts qualifications it is unnecessary To s,'c"k,
a.; i'll who know him will admit that he possesses
every quality to constitute an active and efficient
representative. His nomination, which will be
equva ant to an election, will be hailed with
great satisfaction by his numerous friends Of
aug 25-tS6 FAIRFAX.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1873-08-30

The annual mass meeting Of the Working
mems Union, under the auspices Of the Work
iugmen's Central Council, 10 New York, was
held last plight. At the opening of the meet
ing there was an average attendance, but upon
the Chairman announcing that the principal
speaker announced for the evcning-Mr. Arch,
from Engand-had not arrived, nor could he
state when he was expected, general murmur
of disapprobaton was manifested, and nearly
half the audience left.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1873-08-30

The Radical papers and leaders are very
much displeased with the course of Col. Moshy.
A short time ago they were quite coming, .
indeed but now, it is ION the contrary direct
ly the reverse" We suppose Col. NJ. is not
particularly anxious about what they may say
about him. He takes his own course, and it
is correct one in supporting the Conservative
nominees.