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The Tipton advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Cedar Co., Iowa) 1856-1962, 1873-08-21

COUNTY FAIR AS the time Tor the
county Fair draws nearer the indica-
tions are more and more pronounced
for the best exhibition, OF farm stock
aud the products Of the field, garden
and household ever given In Cedar
county. The premiums were intend
ell to reach this result, aud the great
change to free entry is found to work
admirably In Its behalf. Every one
remember this-it costs nothing to
place your stock OF articles on exhibit
ton. A small per cent. Is deducted
from the several prsimiu,ns when
awarded, but there Is no advance en-
try fee, and anything drawing no
premium will cost its owner or ex-
hibitOr nothing. ft% t###
The Floral. Fruit, Art, and other
Halls, which last year appeared to
better advantage than ever before
will this year be filed with still great.
er profusion Of the articles most inter.
esting and important.
| Poultry, which hes formerly occu.
pied such an inferior place 10 agricui-
tural exhibitions. has gradually grown
to considerable prominence, and We
can assure our readers that large and
choice lot Of thoroughbred chicks d
many varieties will be on exhibition.
MAay other attractions too numer
Gus for this brief mention will bt
found Ut the Fair, including tho var
led tests Of horse flesh both - x
strength and speed.
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DIED..

At her parents home In Upton. on Thurs
day, August l4th. 1879, Nellie Frances, eldest
daughter OF William and Nancy J. Dean,
aged fifteen years. eleven months and one
day.
suddenly and unexpectedly death enters
the circle Of this family for the second time
within few months-then one OF the little
ones was missing from her place, and now
the oldest Of the family. an interesting girl
just growing into womanhood. has gone 10
join her sister in the spirit land, Words OF
coincidence for the deeply bereaved family
are tame and empty. but the sympathies OF
the community are theirs.
At her home In Fort Dodge. Iowa, on
Thursday, August 18th, 1878, Mrs. Ella wife
of NyrOn Chtlds, In the thirty third year Of
her age.
Mrs. Childs vas resident OF Upton
through all the years OF childhood, girlhOod
and early married life, and has very many
acquaintaLces and friends here. To her
mother. who lives here. she dying bequeath.
ed her little girl. and to this place her re-
mains were conveyed. and on last Friday
were followed to the grave by q large num-
Der Of our people.
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The Household EDanaceaa
and
Family LlmiDnemt

IL the best remedy in the world for the following
complaints. viz Cramps in the Limbs and stom
ach Bowels or Side. Rheumatism in all It's forms
Bilious Collie Neuralgia. Cholera, Dysentery. Colds
Fresh Wounds. Burns. Sore Throat, Spinal Com
plants. Hprains and Bruises. Chtlis and Fever
For Internal aud External use.
Its operation Is not only to relieve the patient
but entirely removes the cause of the complaint
II penetrates and per Ades the whole system, re
storing healthy action 70 all its parts. and quick
eninG the blood.
BILE and All Healing.
Prepared by
CURTIS BROWN.
No. 2l5 Fulton street, New York
For sale by all druggists. ly2s
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journcd to meet per call OF President,
at Wesleyan Chapel.
The day was very hot, and the
house was crowded to OVERLOOKING,
Notwithstanding everyone seemed to
go away pleased and satisfied.
WILDERMUrH.
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SPRINGDALE ACADEMY.-The fall
term of this institution will begin OF,
the 18th Of next September. Compe-
tent teachers have been engaged.
During the first eight weeks Normal
class will be formed for the benefit ot
those Wishing to teach.
+. U. Cook, Prin.
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EXCHANGES, LOANS. &C.-PrOperty
in Davenport 10 offered In exchange
for Upton property.
Money to loan upon unincumbered
real estate. Will be loaned on long
time and reasonable terms.
First mortgages on Cedar county
real estate bearing ten per cent. inter.
est. bought. Office with Recorder In
the Court House.
29tf A. p. GILBERT.
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LOANS OsrAINED.-Psstlso wishing
to obtain loans on unencumbered farm
lands Ia Cedar county. can no % By
applying, at Upton, lows. through
S2eow2t Wolf, LANDT d YATEs.
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Old Settlers Meeting.

The second annual meeting Of the
Old Settlers Association Of Cedar Co.,
lows, will be held on "Wednesday the
Sd day Of September next at II o'clock
A. M, ct the Court House In Upton.
Several addresses are expected
Dinner will be provided ct l o'clock
p. NJ.
All persons who were residents oil
the county on or before the 3lst day Of
December, 1S4l, are respectfully invit.
ed to attend.
HENRY HARDMAN, Pres.
WIN. H. TUTHILL, Sec'y. I'd
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FOR SALE-Two desirable residences
In the village OF Upton, and . lint
class livery property-large new barn
with al conveniences. Terms cosy.
Inquire Of If KIRK 4 STARRKTT.
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To RENT The advantagsouo 10
iness place opposite The spat oGa
corner Of the Court Square koe1n -
Our Corner" IL offered foe rent. AZ
ply at once to VIM. Fl. Al1eo.
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Peoples Narrow Gauge.

Ed. Advertiser Please aDnCunc(
in your paper that = meeting Of the
Director Of the P. n. g. r. h. will
be held at Cedar Rapids on Wednes-
day, 6sptembsr 10Th. 1873. 1t 10 o'clock
A. NJ, Ut Browns Hotel, to which
delegates Of all townships and towns
Interested are invited.
r. RErcHMANN, Sec.
Aug. l6, 1873.
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If you are in need Of any kind a
fancy sign or door plate, eau On
Will Collins; he can FIX you out with
any number Of truly artistic signs,
and j. very reasonable in price.
The Tipton advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Cedar Co., Iowa) 1856-1962, 1873-08-21

THE WORLD MOVES. 10 still
hope. Many physicians Of thorough
medical education and long experience
in the treatment OF Choiera, Cholera
Morbus, Dysentery. Disrrhoaa, Chol-
era Infantum, aud Summer Com
plants in general. unheeitatingly rec-
ommend DR.. McCabe's removed Med
icated Blackberry Brandy, as the sur
est and safest remedy ever prescribe
ed. 33w2.
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For RENT.-Two dwelling houses
in Tipton. Six rooms Ia each pleas
ant and conveniently iocated.
Enquire Of SrARRETT.
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Directors Meeting.

The regular meeting Of the Direc-
tors of the Cedar County Fair Associ.
alton will be held at the Court House
In Upton, commencing ct 10 o'clock
A. NJ. on Saturday, August 3Oth, 1873.
A full attendance 10 desired ~ bust
ness Of importance in connection with
the approaching exhibition will be
under consideration.
CHAs. L. LONGLEY, Sec'y.
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Coop FEOUR. Now that We have q
good crop Of wheat once more every
one will he hoping and wishing f,r
good -four. Well, it will make good
flour, for J. & w. Shearer have al
ready made good -four of it ut the
Stone Mill. OF this we have expert
mental knowledge !; and advise oil to
try the Stone Mill new wheat Hour
and they will find their hopes and
wishes fulfilled.
The Tipton advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Cedar Co., Iowa) 1856-1962, 1873-08-21

THE place 10 buy dry goods and gro
ceries is at Young 4 Moore's, Inland.
Cedar county, lows. 6w29
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DAYTON T'P, CEDAR Co. Iowa,
August 18th, 1873.
Mr.. Long,ey:-Piease give notice
through your paper that am . candi.
date for the Office Of Sheriff Of Cedar
county, subject to the will Of the Re-
publican Convention. Yours, de-,
J. N. BOILING.
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PLEASANT HILL. Iowa.,
August 4th, 1873.
You may announce my name Ia the
ADVERTISER as 0 candidate for the
Oflic@of Auditor Of Cedar county, SUBJ
j4ct to the decision Of the Republican
Convention. Yours Resp'y.
NJ. g. MILLER.
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re Aavcreisers--Ali transient and Special 70
q, Notices, and transient Advertisements mess p
said 1br II. advance to securelnsert1on.
EDITORIAL Noticesor Advertisements In the Locea
oosumns, VIII be charged 20 cents per tine.
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MAR n ED.

In Rochester township, Aug. 10th. 1879, 1T
the residence of George Cooley, by Frank
Beown, Esq. Mr.. J. w. w. Lucas and Miss
A. ]. Atkins, all Of Rochester, Cedar county,
Iowa.
The Tipton advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Cedar Co., Iowa) 1856-1962, 1873-08-21

MONEY TO LOAN on approved real
eetate security. Inquire Of
S3tf PIATr 4 CARR. -
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The following 10 copy OF an ad-
dress found upon . letter recently
mailed at one Of our Cedar county
p0st-ofIices. The p. NJ. sends IL to us
as curiosity with . mild German
flavor: "Mies Minna FRANKIE Mueller,
Ratsen falde Arnt Tburg Tuerseuthum
Osnabsrueck GerMana.n
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In STANwooD, last Friday, III old
man named Sanders who keeps q
small candy shop across the street
north of the depot, was attacked by a
couple Of robbers. who entered his
store and presenting = pistol, COM
PEELED him to give them all the mon
ey he had-some four or five dollars
couple of old watches and some 9th.
er trinkets,
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a PREPARATIox % widely md ~
vonbly knowa - Hsll's .vsgotabh
Siciiian Hstr Reviewer. needs NJ
words of praise from us. This CON-
pound has Won its way to thp highest
favor In the p06sj6 Mid ~ dntlmulti.
rudes, who have vainly used other re-
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have, on trying the Sicilias Renewss.
been madG o. by hss spseey
restoration eitkssfgray hsirso he nss-
fural color. and the thin looks thicken-
ed up. - In the days Of early youth.
IL also prevents the hair falling out.
makes h sok aud slnesy. and is alto
gether the preparation for Its intend
I'd purposes before the public.-Pits-
BURG Chronicle.
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Popular illustrated book $3.50 pages)
ON Manhood Womanhoodi Merrtage
Impediments TO Marriage; the cause
and cure. Sen. securely sealed, post
paid for so cts, by DR.. e. Whittier, ST.
st. Charles Street. st. Louis, Mo-, the
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Anmoumcemaents,

COVER IT,, CEDAR Co., Iowa.
July 24sh, 1873.
Mr.. EditOr:-Piesse announce to the
people Of Cedar county through the
cOlu ms Of the ADVERTISER that /
am q candidate for the Office Of County
Superintendent Of COmmO Schools OF
said county, subject to the decision Of
the Republican Convention.
Yours, &C., ]. Il. METCALF.
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NOTICE TO SP0RTsMEN.-Eotic ID
hereby given that we, the undersign-
ed, will institute legal proceedings
against any and all peisons found up
on our premises or the premises on
which we reside shooting.or otherwise
destroying quails, prairie chickens, or
any other game protected by acts Of
The Tipton advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Cedar Co., Iowa) 1856-1962, 1873-08-21

Iowa STATE FAIR I'VE learn
through an officer Of the State Society
that the prospects for complete and
satisfactory State Fair wers never
more promising than at present. The
grounds have been fitted up In better
style; tile stale have been increased ;
water will be abundant; forage Of The
hest quality is secured; the track has
been put IN excellent condition every
thing has been done to make the Fair
valuable to exhibitors. aud profitable
and pleasant to visitors. The pre-
miums are on liberal scale, and every
effort will be made to give satisfaction.
Remember the time and place: Ce-
dar Rapids, September sic, 1873.
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AT the City Drug StOre---Biank
Books, Stationery aud Blank Forms.
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Sick
from no other cause than having worms In the
stomach.
BROWNS vERMIFUGE COMFiTS
will destroy Worms without injury TO the child be-
Ing perfectly WHITE: and free from all coloring or
other injurious Ingredients usually used In worm
preparations.
CURTIS 4 BROWN. ProprietoYs.
No 2l5 Fulton street, New York.
Sold bv Druggists and Chemists. and Deelers In
Medicines NJ TwENrY-FivE CENTS Box lycs
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TIE PARKER GUN.-Some Of our
readers may remember that the Park
er breech- loading, double-barreled
shot gun took the first premium at
the American Institute Fair, held in
this city in 1869. rs being the best
breech-loading shot gun then exhibi-
ted. We see that this gun has lately
taken silver medal at the Texas
State Fair. held last month at Calves
ton. Since 1869, the enterprising
firm Of Parker Bros, West Meridcn,
Conn.,, has made many improvements
in their gun, until now it is the most
perfect, simple, and durable of any Of
the breech leaders, aud is all they
claim for il. We can recommend
this gun to every lover Of perfect
fowling piece.-Gollen Age.
See advertisement in another col.
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Monday morning the
team Of Mrs. Stukenbronk were fright
ened by the cars and made . lively
Runaway down Fifth street, bringing
up by running against Mr.. Monk 3
team which was hitched to the court
yard railing opposite the Fleming
House. A young man Of eighteen OF
twenty, the son 81 Mrs. g.. attempted
to hold the horses by their heads, and
was thrown down aud run over, the
wagon wheel passing across his body
length wise. Although severely hurt,
we are inior,he.i that his injuries are
nst considered dangerous. The wagon
WAS broken aud strung out along the
rOad--a fortunate thing for Mr..
Munk's team. which ~ 1t was did moi
sustain any damage.
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For REPRESENTATIVES, although
W. have no authority to formally an.
nounce such candidacy, yet We under
stand that the friends of Mr. Alex.
M"ffit, of Pioneer township. will prob
ably present his name to the Republi-
can Convention ~ . candidate for
Representative from this county. Mr..
Motif has been on the Board Of gu
pervisors for two years and undoubt-
eddy deserves the confidence Of his
fellow citizens which he enjoys. We
do not know that he Is seeking, or
even that he will accept. the ONCE
with which his name is connected
above; hut are always glad to hear
mentioned In connection with ap-
preaching nominations, the names Of
men who would honor the positions
IN question.
, 1873-08-09

Tho Conservative Convention In Virginia in
thoir resolutions made statomont OF fact which
ia worthy tho careful consideration Of tho coun-
try. It was, substantially, that tho contraat Of
tho present condition Of Virginia under conserv-
ativo rulo, with that Of tho southorn States un-
dor cnrpot-bag Governmonts, dcmonHtrates tho
necessity Of continuing conservative r11lo inVir-
ginla, and, Of course Of establishing 1t in tho
other statos. This Is moro statement of q
notorious fact, but 1t carries with 1t immenao
forco. Virginia Inns boon peaceful and
orderly; lcr industries hnvo boen
ronowod, and hor prosperity has assumed It's old
progress. Immigration has setin, and tho State
is rapidly. undor wiae and thrifty aovornmont,
recovering her woa1th md power. How is it
with the other statos w11oro tho carpet~bag nd
venturors havo beon in powor2 How strong tho
contrast between Virginia and South Carolina,
or Virginia and Louisiana. Tho Convention but
gavo o1prcnaion to the 1opos Of every friond Of
ordor and good government, when ii ur ged that
tho hitherto wise and conservative Government
Of tho State should bo continued.
, 1873-08-09
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Special DtspatcA to Tho Chicago Tribune,
IHD1ANAPo11s, Aug. 8.-political circloa ara
much agitntcd ovor tho aapcct Of nffeirs in Ohio
Liberal politicians generally favor a''straght-out
ticket, but tho MASSES aro Indifferent. With
agitation comes rumors Of the establishment Of
q new paper, md editorial changes in old ones.
1t ia stated upon good authority that efforts
arc boing made by leading Republicans to either
purchase tho Journal, tho present organ, or
establish a new ono. Fault fB found
with itH proRont management, because Of it's in
capaclty as a leader, Little confidence is or
pressed In ita abin:y, or respect for tts position
as newspaper. It's conduct in tho ]ast State
and Presidential campaigns was anything but
satisfactory to RopublicanB. 1t is ovidout tint
something must bo done. The query exists in
tho minds Of tho Republican leaders us to
whether tho Journal Is tic organ Of tho nepu1,-
his aspirante. Much concorn Ia manifested rola-
tive thoreto. There see.na to DO e disposition
to compel an issue and forco a revelation with
out delay. It would bo interesting to kngw
which horn OF the dilemma the Journal manago-
ment will grasp.
i It is autIoritntivoly stated that Gov. Hendricks
will tako no part in tho pending campaign In
Ohio, although earnoBtly solicited. Ho Ia now
taking summer y vacation IN Virginia.
to-day and took into custody John McQuillan,
who broke jail ut Lincoln three months ago.
Tho prisoner had boot arrested here and held
for delivery to tho Illinois officer, who returns
with him tonight. 1[cQuillan was convicted Of
stealing quantity Of furs last winter.
, 1873-08-09

Tho SALARY Of Kansas Senator, vice Caldwell,
resigned March q. is now going on at tho ratio
Of 5G25 per month, and there will havo accu,nu-
latod tho comfortable Sum Of s5,141.12, Dec. 1,
when tho scat mny DO filled by temporary ap-
pointment. Gov. Osborn controls that appoint
mont, anl is himaelf candidate for election by
tho Legislature to fill out tho term. It ought to
occur TO tho Governor that if this Gum OF
95,141.12, Increased salary, goes into tho Treas-
ury by tho conditions of his appointment, tho
money will bo placed whero It will do him tho
most good more especially If such lntontion 10
known before tho people olcct tic Legislature
in November. The Governors appointoo, to
Horvo in December and January, Is surely not on
titled to s5,141.12 unoarued by anybody, md
Pomoroy's luck shows that Huch sum may not
bo altogether wisely invested ut Topokn.
Tho uncarned salary of Massachusetts
Representative, to bo elected In Noyombor, vico
William Whiting, deooased Juno 20, will amount
to 81, 1875. Dec. !, when tho poraon 30 elected
will tako hiB eoat. Now let Massachusetts show
her virtuo, if sho have any, in this thing.
Butler, and Dawes, and the Hoars, and all tho
other grabbera, may assume that they arc oarn-
ing SG25 month, but surely no ono ia now orr1l-
ing 1t for tho Third District, and tho disposal OF
1t is within the command Of tho people.
-Thoro WAS Massachusetts once Of whom
Daniel Webstor said: "Look at her." Well,
"lools at her" now. Look on this picture and
then on that, boing two views Of hor representa-
tion In Congross:
, 1873-08-09

Tho exposures OF tie Fort Snelling fratad arc
growing moro and moro disastrous to tho rop,1-
tation Of those engaged in 1t. Wo print m
official atatomont Of tho affair, from which it
will bo Beon that army oflcora sometimes layo
atrango notions Of equity. Thus this particular
Board recommended t,oo equitable forms Of Dot
t1oment. By tho ono, stoolo WIS to rccoivo
turn for 930, 900 paid by him in 1868 and by tho
other, le was to recoivo baoA his $4,000, with
$4,000 intorost, and tho Unitol 6tatoB wore to
retain 5000 acres Of their own land. Those woro
reported by tho Board Of army officers Us
alternative propositions for an "cquita-
bic Hottlemont. Of courao 8toelo Boloct-
cd tho 1lrnt proposition, and tho Secretary
Of War, blind to the fact that II the second propo-
sitlon WIS an equitable Quo, tho first was d
monstrons fraud, approved the choice. Con-
sidsrod Us a "court of equity" that Military
Board was marvellous tribunal. Reduced to
plnin English, tho transaction roads thus: The
Government owned 5000 acres of 1aud on which
it had q fort Steele, in 1868, under pretended
| purchase, paid $4,000. In 1870, he claimed the
whole land and rents for its uso since 1867. Tho
Donrd substantially decided: /. Tint oquity re-
| quirod tho Government to givo Steele all lie
asked. a. Tint it should pay Steele back lis
$4,000, and keep the laud. 1t decided tlat If
tho defendant did not pay what tic plaintiff Do
manded, then the p1aintifr should pay whnt tho
defendant demanded. This mode of deciding
cases may DO considered, in tho light Of socre-
tary Dclknap's approval, rs turning tho Depart
mont Of Var into Department Of Equity.
, 1873-08-09

Tho Chicago produce markotB woro moro nc
two yesterday, and most Of thom stronger. nloHb
pork wa quiet md loo por br1 higher, Mt $3.50
0016.75 cash, nnd 915so@15oQ sol1or sopson-
bor. Lartl was dull and atoat1y ut 7511@791c per
ID for wintor and 795@7>4o for a,lmmor rcnlcr-
oil. Moats woro quiet and firm, Mt 75G08o for
shoulders, o]5@o5Go for short midlleB, ana 1o@
1870 for swoot picked hams. Lako fro1ghts
were loss active, anl atoady ut 10 for corn
to buffalo. Highwincs wore more actiye, and
woak, selling at o111o per gallon, but closing
casicr..- Flour was quiet mud firm. Wheat
was in bottor demand, and 1@2o higher, closing
ut s1.2o cash, 91.15e5 sollcr tho month, md
s1.08a4 Hollor September. Corn was nct.yc aud
10 highor, closing at 87Nc caal. and 38114o acl-
lor September. Oats wore loss active, and 10
higher, closing at 27Mc cash, and 2o1sc aollor
September. Ryo was quiot md steady at 59o
Barley was quiet and 20 lighor closing at s8c for
now No. seller September. Hogs wore fatrIy
active, but lower, closing weak ut 94.16@4 .G5.
Cattle woro without quotablo change. shoop
wore inactive.