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The Tipton advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Cedar Co., Iowa) 1856-1962, 1873-02-20

ty cars each day the winter through
For the twenty-four hours ending u
noon. 9th inst, ffty-onc cars were
ditched between Clarence and Chica-
go. The expenses of the Co, we are
told, exceed $45, 000. 90 daily, and SO
many being ruined seriously inter-
feres with the business of the road
For instance, one of our grain firms
shipped car load Of grain January
10Th, the heard nothing from it until
February 9th. The cause Of this
difficulty is said to be old iron and the
intense cold weather.
The Teachers Institute, Friday
and Saturday 7th and Sth, proved q
success. Prof Stubs presided to the
satisfaction Of all. We cannot 60
through the programme in detail
all discharged their parts creditably.
| would particularly mention Misses
Ida Eastman, Ella Camp and Clara
Coe, and Willie Hart and Willie Dean.
The discussion in regard to the time
that a teachers control commenced
and ceased excited lively interest
and was fully canvasscd. We would
add word Of praise to the scholars
of Mr.. Stubs room for the neat and
tasty manner in which the school and
recitation rooms were arranged.
A large and enthusiastic meet
ing Of farmers and towns people took
place to-day in Simmons & Hanna's
Hall to discuss and provide ways
and means for a cheese factory.
Judging by the tone Of the meeting.
think the factory will be built, the
location being the principal difficulty
p. S. Gortner was chosen chairman
and Andrew Nicol. Secretary.
The following committees were
chosen, to report next Saturday:
To estimate cost of factory--H. G.
Coe, Peter Bent and Silas Simpson.
Committee on ascertaining number
Of cows to be obtained--John Frink,
Andrew Nicol. H. e. Coe, Gabe Saw
yer and l.. Phelps. Jor.
Eah 15fh 1879
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ContaUr Liniment.

There 10 no pain which the Centaur Linz
ment will mot relieve. no swelling II will not
sabdus, and no lameness which It will not
cure. This IL strong Language. but II is true.
Where the parts are mot gone. its effects are
marvellous. It has produced more cures Of
rheumatism, neuralgia, lock-jaw. palsy,
sprains, swellings, caked-broasts. scalds.
burns. salt-rhcum, ear-ache, &C., upon the
human frame, and Of strains, SPAWN, gals,
ETC.. upon animals in one year than have all
other pretended remedies since the world
began. It 10 countcs.irritant, an all-heal-
ing pain reliever. Cripples throw away
their crutches. the lame walk, poisonous
bites are rendered harmless and the wound.
ed are healed without scar. II is no hum
bug. The recipe 10 published around each
bottle. II ID selling rs no article ever before
sold. and 1t sells because it does just what 1t
pretends to do. Those who now suffer from
rheumatism, pain or swelling deserve to suf- |
fer IL they will not use Centaur Liniment. |
More than 100 certificates of remarkable |
cures, including frozen limbs. chronic rh su- |
matism. govt, running tumofs. ETC.. have
been received. We will send . circular con- |
tanning certificates. the recipe, ETC., gratis. |
TO any one requesting IL. One bottle Of the |
yellow wrapper Centaur Linfment is worth |
one hundred dollars for spawned or swee- |
MED horses and mules. or for screw-worm |
II. sheep. Stock -ow ners-this liniment IL |
worth your attention. No family should be I
without Centaur Liniment. J, Il. RosE 4 Co.
New York.
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VOTERS Of Upton will remember tho
nominating caucus next week Friday
evening, and the election week from
Monday, March Sd. Due attention on
the part OF those interes ted will secure
the nomination aud election of munic-
ipal officers with judgment enough to
discriminate the best interests of the
town, and with backbone enough to
fearlessly defend and perpetuate them
under the law. Upton has long been
creditably noted among Iowa towns
for temperance and order. We can
not think it has improved in these re-
spects during the past year. There ID
certainly room for improvement. Let
US try to have 1t.
The Tipton advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Cedar Co., Iowa) 1856-1962, 1873-02-20

WHAT is IT?-The old school of met
aphy.icians for ages labored in vain to
give the rationale Of truth, until Lord
Bacon proclaimed the method of induc-
ton, facts being its basis; thus it is
true that we exist, and that liquids
yield to the force Of gravitation. Had
he lived in this utilitarian age, he
would have exclaimed. 1T is y pOten-
tial truth that DR.. Nice Tonic Cor
dial aud System Renovstor il the best
anti-'iyspeptic. liver corrector, blood
purifier, effective aud pleasant laxative
ever discovered. The system armored
with this great remedy bids defiance
to the hydra-headed monster, disease.
nos 3w.
The Tipton advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Cedar Co., Iowa) 1856-1962, 1873-02-20

CIRCUIT COURT does not give US
much chance for items this week since
Judge Mexican was prevented, by
sick ness 10 his family, from coming
until Tuesday evening-the first sit
ting Of Court occurring yesterday
morning. Attorneys, plaintiffs, de-
PENDANTS and witnesses have been here
meantime waiting very impatiently--
aud, indeed, Clerk VanNess informs
US that all would not wait, some chron.
ic lawsuits having been settled by mu-
tual consent or arbitration which
promised y stiff fight had opportunity
offered before delay dampened the ar.
dor of the contestants.
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The Davenport Gazette, in connec-
ton with the projected Peoples Mar
row Gauge Railroad from that city
westward, published ~ itemized csti-
mate Of the COST Of building aud equip
ping such road. The estimate was
made by experienced builders, and
based upon actual experience on the
Cairo 4 st. Louis narrow gauge road.
We will not enumerate the items, but
the footing shows the total cost per
mile for material aud construction to
be 50 $50, and that sufliciency ofroll-
ing stock for q hundred miles OF road
would cost but So, 45l per mile. "rhis, !"
the Gazette adds, fought to convince
any one Of the feasibility Of the enter
prise under consideration
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In another column the report oi
Capt. Wetzel, Secretary of the indie
pendent School District of Upton,
shows the total expense of maintain
ing our public schools for the year just
closing, together with all the items for
which the expense was incurred. He
also gives the estimate for next years
school expenses which will necessi-
tate total tax for both teachers and
contingent funds OF twelve mills.
The District Treasurer also presents
his report, showing receipts, disburse-
ments and present condition Of each
fund.
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THE total cost Of running our pub
lie schools the past year is, according
TO the Secretary's report, So, $3.50. Ga.
This is certainly q small amount with
which to maintain q school of six de-
partments with seven teachers
and all necessary contingent expenses
and, indeed, II does not represent
the eutire cost, rs numerous minor
Ursis rnr expenses lucurrOu yes-rcAsas
unpaid. But the grand total wnnld =.
q very moderate amount, as IL appears
to rs, in nsideTation Of the work
The apparent discrepancy between
amount Of warrants drawn-by the Sec
rotary and cash disbursed by the Treas
Hrer is accounted for by the fact that
number of Teachers warrants are out
standing unpaid. 80
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FROM sPRINGDALE.

The greatest excitement in this
vicinity is caused by the lively inter-
est taken in measures to start cheese
factory. A series of meetings are in
progress. Two sites for the building
have been chosen-one on the corner
ofG. P. Smiths farm, Il miles from
the village, the other I Of mile from
the village, at James X. Wilson's
spring. The stock taken for the lat
ter site exceeds the other at present.
1t is argued that the farmers under
the present system of farming have
to work a little too hard for the
amount Of money we make; and that
we do pay a little too much high tar
iii for shipping our corn to eastern
dairymen to enable them to make
cheese that we may pay heavy
freights to furnish our own tables
with an article that can be cheaply
and proftably made at our own doors
at least this is the experience given
by those we know have been engaged
in the business in Cedar county.
1t is estimated that from two to
three thousand dollars will be requir-
ed to start a factory Of suitable size
for this neighborhood; that a man
can keep 10 coYs on good SO-acre
farm; that he'inay safely count on
about $4,000 to good COW. This
last is calculated from the statements
Of those actually engaged in the bust
ness. That farmer may enrich in
stead Of impoverishing his farm by
this business seems certain.
There are some disadvantages, and
no doubt they will be seen by those
who do not choose to engage in the
business.
good care nf your eovv- and look out
for better times. Who knows but
that we may rob the railroads of a
little freight ere long!
CONSERVATION takes hold Of some
taxpayers who believed they had
always paid their taxes to be called
upon for taxes of many years stand
ing, having an enormous per cent.
and costs added. WHY did not the
Treasurers save this by performing
their duties years ago! Something
is wrong about it. AS usual the poor
farmer has the bill to pay.
A vote is to be taken in Iowa
township on the 22d inst. to decide
whether the township will adopt the
system of Independent sub-districts
for school purposes. From the oppo-
sition we have heard expressed. we
predict that the measure will be lost.
The Springdale Auxiliary Bible
Society meets on the 22d inst, in the
school house at 3 o'clock P. NJ.
"A sad runaway caused the break
ing of Rebecca Blossoms leg.
Prof. Cook has sold his house
and lot to DR.. Darner.
Macy & Smith pay Is cents for
butter.
2nd mo. 18th. 1873.
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our County Surveyor, start for tho
| West tomorrow--one to Nebraska
and the other to the northwest par
Of Iowa.
&C. P. Furst has been appointed
Assessor for this township, eire VIM
A. Leech resigned.
The Xenophonian Society, al
Usage, is increasing in interest.
The delegates to the State
Grange are back among their respect
i've Oranges awakening an in
creased interest. HAwK Fyp
Feb'y 18th, 1873.
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We fear that Upton was not repre-
scented ut the Railroad Convention In
the interests Of the Peoples Marrow
Gauge project, held lest Saturday at
Toledo. Davenport sent +. II. Fulton.
EGG. - . representative from that
point. Musostine thinks che can onsr
She greatest inducsnents for the river
terminus Of the road, and sent L. H.
Washburn to represent her In the con.
vention.
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DWELLING BURNED. The residence
Of Mr.. J. +. l.. Carey situated some six
miles east Of Upton, Was totally de-
stroyed by fire last Saturday evening.
The fire occurred about five o'clock,
and was caused by sparks falling upon
the roof from burning chimney. 1t
was soon discovered, and unavailing
efforts to subdue it were protracted SO
long that the contents were with diff
Guilty rescued. when saving the build
ing had been given over. Mr.. Carey
was insured for tut $500 in the Farm
ers' Insurance Company of Cedar Rap
id.-not one. half the loss
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FROM SUGAR CREEK.

Your correspondent has been fro,
zen up for some time, but is now
thawing out. The Credit Mobilier,
the Rankin investigation, the enor-
nous railroad freights and raising Of
money enough to pay taxes are the
subjects now occupying the attention
of the people in this vicinity.
&C. w. aud Ed. Miller. sons OF
The Tipton advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Cedar Co., Iowa) 1856-1962, 1873-02-20

bis first treaty With the Indians; q
piece Of the foundation stone Of the
first mill built 10 North America, on
Darby Creek, Delaware Co.. Pa; gran.
it, from the foundation Of the mill
built By George Washington. 1t Mt.
Vernon.
The chips, twigs and stones look
common enough; but they are sup
posed to have history, and Mr.. Wig
gins will b happy In exhibiting them
to any one interested In seeing.
The Tipton advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Cedar Co., Iowa) 1856-1962, 1873-02-20

FARMERs!-The wet season is APP
preaching, and mud and slush will
soon be in order. The question, then,
is: How will it affect you.9 Are
you prepared for this emergency. If
not, we would advise you to go at
once to Stewards Shoe Store, and get
pair of those celebrated Muscatine
boots. Dry feet and good health will
be the natural consequence, if you act
upon this hint. Remember that Stew
art is sole agent for these boots
West side of Court House Square.
The Tipton advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Cedar Co., Iowa) 1856-1962, 1873-02-20

A. KIDDER was brought from Roch-
ester last week upon charge of having
violated the liquor law. Justice Tut
hill, In consideration Of the S24 worth
of COSTS" fined the accused one dol.
lar-making twenty-five that he had
to invest to procure release.
The Tipton advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Cedar Co., Iowa) 1856-1962, 1873-02-20

Castoria is more than q substitute Tor
Castor OIL. 1t is the only safe article In ex-
istence which Is certain to assimilate the
food. regulate the bowels, cure wind-colic
and produce natural sleep. II contains nei-
Their minerals morphine or alcohol, and Is
pleasant to take. Children need not cry and
mothers may rest.
The Tipton advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Cedar Co., Iowa) 1856-1962, 1873-02-20

Mr.. JOHN BUNKER, who was so bad
~ cut about the face in the unfOrtu-
nate affray spoken Of last week, was
attacked by the dreaded erysipelas
within few days, which at once made
his chance Of recovery precarious. We
are truly glad. however. to learn that
this week hissymptoms are improving.
and he Is thought to be in the way or
sure recovery. Not only the friends
and relatives OF both parties, but the
whole community will be rejoiced il
the affair may terminate without
bringing the last and worse result Of
violence-the loss of life.
The Tipton advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Cedar Co., Iowa) 1856-1962, 1873-02-20

Town CAUCUs.-A meeting for the
pOrpose Of putting in nomination can
didates for Mayor and Councilman Of
the town Of Upton, will be held In the
Court Honse on Friday evening, Feb.
oSst, at : o'clock. All the friends of
temperance. law and order are urged
to turn out.
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AN item last week notes the ship.
ping from this point to Liverpool,
England of poultry and grain" The
types should have said poultry and
game. All the grain Messrs. Dean
have shipped any where was first fed
to their chickens aud turkeys.
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GIVES BONDS. --Gregoire Belgard was
arrested last week upon charge of AS
sault to commit murder. Being
brought before Esquire Tuthill, he
waived examination, and gave bonds
in the sum OF 81 900 for appearance at
next term of District Court.
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A PRIzE.-Persons wishing to OBJ
tain that best Of family newspapers, the
Christian Union, for 1873. and with it
superb French telegraph picture,
Little Runaway and her Pets"
please hand their names to J. w.
Boyd, Agent. The money-S3-need
not be paid until the picture is deliv-
cred. 4w5
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THE Musical Convention ut Mech.
anicsviiIe this week, under the Con-
ductorship Of Prof. Coe, We are told IL
meeting with fine success. The Con-
cert Friday evening Is the event Of the
winter ct Mechanicsviil e.
The Tipton advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Cedar Co., Iowa) 1856-1962, 1873-02-20

Mr.. ED. CLARK, postal clerk, from
this place, on the G. r. l. 4 p, under
went an examination as to his efficien-
cy, the other day. He says: They
DIDN'T request me to resign" as many
others have been asked to do; which
means that Ed. 10 all right. as we all
knew he was. - Wilton Chronicle.
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1000 hides wanted ct Stewards Shoe
Store, west side square. II

THERE IL great scarcity Of local
items In this market, the only sure OBJ
Walton of which at present would
seem TO be the commencement Of q
chronicle OF births. This would ap-
parently insure from seven to ten nice
ten-p0und items per week.
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WILLOW PIcKErs.-The undersign-
ed has large lot of willow pickets for
sale. These pickets make . fence as
soon a. they are set out.
no-S-4w. NJ l.. BRUNER.
WILLOW FARM, York Prairie. Feb. IL. "a.
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For SALE.-In another column the
valuable mill property on Rock creek
known ae the Willer mill, is offered
for sale or exchange. See advertise
.ment
The Tipton advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Cedar Co., Iowa) 1856-1962, 1873-02-20

DR.. Miller's magnetic Balm is pure,
ny vegetable and has no equal as pain
curer Itcures so promptly that many
.clsim that 1t contains magnetism. %
.cts. per bottle. See advertisement in
nhis paper.
The Tipton advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Cedar Co., Iowa) 1856-1962, 1873-02-20

BLANKS. Lawyers and
'Conveyancers' Blanks, improved
forms, plainly and neatly printed on
the best of paper, may be found at the
CITY Drug Store. IT,
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SCOTT Co. FAIR. nj. Eldridge,
Secretary of the Scott Co. Agricultural
Society, writes the Gazette that the In
testine troubles Of that organization
are virtually settled, and that they will
certainly have Fair at the usual time
next fall-admittance, twenty-five cts.
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FROM INLAND.
Grand Temperance Rally--In.
stallatiOn or Officers I'm Good
Will Lodge L. q. G. r.

We are sorry TO have to make an excuse
for the non appearance of the following last
week. II was overlooked by on inadver-
lance which We regret more than anyone
else can.-E.D. ADVERTISER.
INLAND, Iowa. Feb. 1872.
Ed. ADVERTISER We have had
good Temperance Meeting, and
would like to send Il few lines to YOU
for publication.
We had, as announced through
your valuable paper, a Grand Tenn
perance Rally, at Inland NJ. Z. Church,
on Tuesday evening, Feb. 18th; and
Amos Jones, Grand Worthy Chief
Templar of Iowa. favored us with his
presence.
The programme of the evening was
as follows: Singing; Prayer; install
lation of officers Of Good Will Lodge
No. 547, by Amos Jones, G. w. G. I.
He installed the following officers for
the current quarter:
w. G. IA. ID. Coleman.
w. r. II. S.-Miss Julia Bassett.
w. L. II. S.-Miss Mary Wharton.
w. V.T.-Miss Clara Tcmpleton.
w. S.-Joseph Moore.
w. A. Samuel Templeton.
w. L. S. Edward Crydcr.
w. T.-W. w. Wiley.
w. M.-John r. Young.
+ w. D. M.-Miss Mary kessler.
w. ]. G.-Miss Ellen Bassett.
w. O. S.-Hannah Wharton.
w. C.-Wm. H. Blair.
After the installation, Mr.. Jones de-
livered very telling and spirited ad.
dress to an audience that was held
by the speaker for an hour. II was
well delivered, and was received with
much favor. Rev. Geo. Rogers fol
lowed with few appropriate re-
marks. Mrs. Henry Wharton Jr. pre-
sided at the organ, which enlivened
the exercises very much. Thus closed
a meeting which we hope will result
in much good. d.
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THE recent visit to this place Of
Amos Jones, g. w. G. +. Of the State
Lodge. will probably be repeated be
fore long. We hope 80, and that he
may find m opportu nifty and encour-
1gement to do something here.
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H. L. DEAN goes East this week to
attend to the disposal Of unsold ship
j ments Of butter and poultry. Sir car
ioads Of the latter are yet on hand for
shipment, aud will probably go tor.
ward this week.
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Two weeks from next Monday,
March 10th, Is the time for election in
Independent School Districts. For
the District OF Upton two directors for
three wears are to be chosen.
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WE learn that a building is To be i'm
mediately erected on Cedar street, just
north of Sam WRECKS, to be occupied
by b. Fraseur with a grocery store
Hatch l. Town are the builders.
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SEE the advertisement Of desirable
town property for sale on terms to suit
purchaser.
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ORDER BOOKs.-Presidents Of Dis
'trict Township School Boards can find
the blank order book they have been
looking for. for sale cheap Mt this Of
,fice IT
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IT may be relief to some Of OUT
readers to know that "Gillie" and
"Emm,e" were married the other day.
No more hugging Of pillows.
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$500
Petition ofN. ]. Hawley, asking &c
have the amount Of his tuition on the
Ind. Diat. Upton transferred from the
Dist. Tp. Of Center to said Dist.
Prayer Of the petitioner granted.
Several petitions were presented fol
abatement Of taxes, but no action tax.
en-.
The following report of Justices OF
the Peace were filed and approved:
Willard Rollins, Massilion TIP.
w. C. Hoskins, Springfield Tp.
Jackomyer Baldwin, Cass TIP.
G. A. Bass, Inland TIP.
J. w. Gould. Pioneer.
The following are the resolutions
passed by the Board:
/. Resolved, That the Auditor be
authorized to receive all delinquent
taxes OH personal property, up to 1868.
without any penalty except interest ut
10 per cent. per anuum.
2. Resolved, That the Auditor be
authorized to draw warrants monthly
Cor the salary Of Geo. +. Burroughs for
taking care Of poor farm.
3. Resolved, That the Auditor be
authorized to draw . warrant in favor
Of w. Bagley for $500 for ditching
slough.
4. RESOLVED. That no money be paid
TO contractors for building bridges un-
til the bridges are completed and nc
cepted by the brid e commissioner.
5. RESOLVED, That the Auditor raw
warrants for the per ,iiem and mileage
~ follows:
A. Nesbitt, 2 days, % miles, $1,000
Alex. Mofht, Il 944
A. G. Gilbert, Ia - 9.6S
6. RESOLVED, That the Auditor draw
q warrant in favor OF J. B. Sherbon for
$54.OO for plank under butments in
bridge, and y difference Of eight perch
Of stone in butments.
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1000 hides wanted ut Stewards Shoe
Store, west side square. IT
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THE meetings at the Methodist
Church in this place are continued
nom night to night with great and in
creasing interest.
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A REWARD will be paid by o. NJ.
Culver, or at this office, for an axe lost
last week near Goodale's.
The Tipton advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Cedar Co., Iowa) 1856-1962, 1873-02-20

THE Universalist Festival has been
indefnitely postponed.
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HALLS VEGETABLE SICrLIAN HAIR
REVIEWER now stands nnnOng the
fret, and At the Tread Of I'll articles for
Q similar purpose. The testimony OF
our physicians is conclusive "a to its
value; and We are personally acquaint-
ed with scores Of cases whore IL has
been used with the best of results. II
will restore gray hair to its original
color, and leaves It glossy, and In a
healthy conditions; while, for heads
troubled with dandrufi, or any disease
Of the scalp. it acts like a charm In
cleansing them. Try it, and you will
not be disappointed. - oWeN Courier.