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The Tipton advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Cedar Co., Iowa) 1856-1962, 1874-05-21
FROM DAVENPORT.
The Mistaken Ofiicials..lireal
Preparation for the Observance
of Decoration hay .-Dislrtcl
Court, Etc.
DAVENPORT. Iowa,
Nav 5th, 1874.

May 0th, 1874.
An agg-avating affair occurred near
lie Clair, last Saturday night, in which
iured. They had heen addressing a
temperance meeting a Princeton this
county, and were On their way home
III buggy, aooIt ant:uight, when
three men spfang Into the road, de-
manded "A halt, and Immediately fired
six or eight shots. The team took
fright, ran away aud overturned the
buggy The driver had been shot In
the arm and lost control ~ the horses;
ken in the fall from the buggy. The
next morning the supposed highway
men came to Davenport and explain
ed. They were officers Of the law had
been Oh the hunt Of desperate char
acter, and mistakiag the victims for
the party they were looking for, acted
hastily with the above result. They
feel sore over the transaction, and no
doubt will feel more 40 before /, il set
tied.
Preparations for the anuna! ifcora-
ton are being male here Oh "A scale
more extensive than heretofore. Rock
Island and Moline will mite with
Davenport in decorating the graves
Oh the Island. There seems 20 he 4
feeling among good many ri the pao-
dead of which there are hundreds,
ought to be decorated with those Of our
own soldiers, but it + not likely that
il will be done.
The lesson taught Tie last fall by the
cholera, has been duly appreciated by
tie people and they intend this spring
Ia lock the stable door before another
horse is stolen. strict sanitary mea-
s,ires are being taken by the city auth.
critics. Filth in all the streets and
alleys will be hunted mp and removed
Flat Iron" square will also be atten.
aed to; I think the best disenfectant
they can use in that locality, Is fire.
District Court has been in session
the past two weeks. O'Rrien, the muir.
derer Of Frederick. ard Dinkel, the
wife murderer, We're each sentenced t.
three years Imprisonment. Four other
law. breakers were also sent up for d
longer or shorter term. All go to the
Anamosa prison. The grand jury
toumd bill against Lewis Johnson fol
the murder of Mrs Brownie aud child
/ His cause begins to look exceedingly
dark, although n. my believe him IN.
nocent. He appears next term. tn,
session came to suddeu1termination
Tuesday, owing to ths illness Of judy,
Brannan.
The circus season has been inaugur
ated. Queens menagerie exhibited
here yesterday to a large crowd. Cole
New York Circus comes on the I'D
aud Fnrepaugh soon after. All ar
first class combinations.
Since the re-opening Of the Burt
Opera House. various troopes have OC
cupied it. That act of the DR.. was ap
preciated 80 much by the public, tina
general benefit was given him b.
home talent. The attendance was larg
and the amount realized considerable
/ ESS
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Handle baskets at Alden s.

SPEAKING Of that universally pop
ular machine, the Narsh Harvester,
which is only sold in Cedar county
by w. NJ. Lorrimer. of Stanwood, a
late Chicago Times says:
The companys factory at Plano
H., are among the most extensive
works in the west, being 54i feet in
length, having OF ample capacity for
manufacturing from 5000 to 10000
machines per year The machinery
employed is OF the most approved
STYLE, while the material used is Sc
lected from the very best the coun-
try affords.
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The "American Farmers .idco-
cate" is the name Of a strictly agricul-
tural paper published at Indianap' :
lis Indiana. 1t is sixteen page pa
per, nicely printed and vigorously ed
tied, and its especial hobby is direct
opposition to everything involved in
what is commonly known as the
ssGrange Movement So if any one
wishes to see and hear t'other side Of
this subject, they will know where to
find it.
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IIrrFLI.'s LIVING AGE The mum
bers of The Liri,ag Age for the weeks
ending May 9th and 10Th have the fol
lowing noteworthy contents. David
Livingstone, from the British 'lnar'er
liz Reeieao Chinese Domestic Life,
Tempie Ban; Mendrlssohn, by trrdi-
nas,i Hiiter. part ~. Vacmi1"h : Nag
ueiae; internationai Nauities, BtneG-
Wood,- the Phloingy "t -ts"g, Nnc-
naHtnn: Words worth, f0ffnightlg He
cieW. Impu'sive people, ihe Queen
ST, John lubbock on the Little Busy
Bee," Spectator: Kissing, chambers
Journal, Count Buest's Notes, Snftr-
dan Rcriew: etc, with The White
Cat" complete. by Miss Thackeray,
and ins,ailnents of Disorder ia Dream
land" aad Rose III Jnus.' besides
the usual amount Of choice poetry and
miscellany With tifty-two>9ch num-
bers, of -ixty-four large pages each
(aggregating over three Thousand ~
gers year the subscription price los)
is low; or still better, for Sih any one
of the American four dollar Magazines
is sent with The Liuing dge fnr year
Littell & Gay, Boston, Publishers.
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-Croquet Sets at AIden's.

The Patrons of Cedar county meet
in Upton at ten o'clock on Tues
day of next week to be addressed by
the State Lecturer, J. Wilkinson
Mr.. Pigot, President Of County Coun-
ell, wrote us in regard 10 this notice,
saying, "Please urge all Patrons to
attend" Mr.. Piggot further says
that Mr.. Wilkinson will probably de-
liver public address At two o'clock
p. NJ. 10 which all viii be welcome.
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Needed improvements are IN
progress at the steam mill. The en-
CINE has been torn out to permit the
building of a new cut stone founda-
ton and the replacing of all the old
timhers by new ones. The well
known millwright. Mr. Henry Meyers
the very same man, by the way,
who built the mill quarter of a Gen.
fury ago-is experimenting the re-
pairs. Mr.. Shearer intends to soon
have the Upton steam mill second to
none in its facilities for doing work
as well as the quality Of the work
done.
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The learned Doctor who could
not understand how the apple got
inside the dumping, would have been
equally puzzled bv couple of rolls
of butter which were sold at Dean :
the other highest price fer
cash" The butter was fair to hook up
on and the oder thereof was sweet
aud fresh; but when some exigencr
caused one OF the rolls to he cut in
the middle, the thin layer Of fresh
yellow butter around the outside
proved only the grave clothes Of a
putrid mass which should have been
buried deeper and earlier. We hope
the honest son OF toll who sold that
butter is not very severe on s.corrup-
ton in high places"
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HARpER's MAGAZINE for June =
opening the Forty-ninth Volume of
that most entertaining OF periodicals.
contains unusual attractions, a series
of illustrated articles on Mexico, 10y
Bishop Gilbert Haven, il commenced
The style of the opening paper Is crisp
aud piauant, aud the Illustrations OF
which there are seventeen are very
attractive A second illustrated paper
on DR.. Scheinfurth' s African EXpiora-
tons, by Helen ). Consut, takes The
reader iuto the land of the Ntam~niamS
and treats of the wenderf,. race Of pig
mics beyond Ba,ard Taylor, in a re
cent letter from Egypt, shows what a
remarkable degree OF Interest the
khedive has takeE In this curious neo-
pie, Of hon he has two specimens IN
his palace near BnulaE. General Geo.
/ b. McCsesian's second paper on Army
| O ganiza,iun gives especial attention
to the General staff Corps ~ the frus'
| sian service, and its connections Win
the War Academy at Berlin; and he
explains the various aystems through
which the European armies are reorui
ted. Another insiatiment H. given %
/ the" R.ccoli. eiioi- If n, Dah Stagtr- =
Besides The Two serial Novels, by Pro-
lessor De Mile aud Miss Muln"k, there
are two excellent short stories 10y kate
| H,liard and Fannie Hodgs ~ Burnett
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Notice or Reading OF VIII.

Estate of Eliza A. Hanlin, Deceased.
The state Of Iowa, Cedar county, IS:
To whom IL may concern:
You are hereby notified that on the I'D
dav Of April, 1874, there was opened and
publicly read by the Clerk of the Circuit
Court. In and for said County, an instru-
ment of writing purporting to be the last
will and testament of Eliza A Hanlin, late
of said county, deceased: and that the sec.
cnmmencing on the 4ih Monday at l,
day of August, 1874, has been set as the
day for final hearing and proof of said will.
at which time all persons interested may
appear ami show cause why the same shO'd
n II be admitted to probate.
3wgi w. II, VANEFSS, Clerk.
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Furniture all kinds at .Alden's.

THE principal of our Public Schools,
Mr.. Scott, gives in another column a
calendar for the last week of the
School year. The exercises will con-
slst of examination OF different de-
partments from day to day, conclud-
ing on Friday with literary perfor-
nance in the City Hall-ali the de-
oartments contributing to the latter.
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OBSTACLES To MARRIAGE

Happy relief for young men from
the effects Of errors and abuses in ear
Iy life. Manhood restored. Impedi-
menis Ia marriage removed. New
method of treatment. New and re-
markab!e remedies. Books and circu.
lars sent free, in sealed envelopes
Address. Howard Associations, No. >,
South Ninth 81 Philadelphia, Pa. -
an Institution having high reputa.
ton far honorable conduct and pro-
fessiansi ~kiii 46yl
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'
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Two MORE PATRIACHs GoNE.--ln
another column of this paper brief
notice in the usual form records the
fact that two more of our aged and
best known citizens have gone. Both
of them octogenarians. both of them
old settlers and well and widely
known, their death within twenty four
hours OF each other adds materially
to the profound sense already exist
ing that one generation is rapidly
passing from among us.
BENZ. FRAsEUE was born in Bed
ford county, Penn, March 10th, 1892.
Like most immigrants to Iowa, Mr..
Fraseur's first westward move was
to Ohio, whittier he went early in life,
and where he married and was first
settled. From Ohio he removed to
Indiana, and after stay of eight
irving in Cedar county on the 10th Of
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S,RiBNER'S FOR .IINF-'The South
Carolina Problem i discussed with
tullness, sharpness aud spparenf fair
ness, by Mr. Edward King, in the
June number of Scribners. This he
ing one of "1hp Great South" series,
the illustrations are. NJ usual. numpr-
ous, aid deal with character IA well as
landscape and architecture There
are in this number six stories, ar parts
Of stories, the authors being the now
famous SAKE Holm tthe beginning o.:
story in two instalimentsl, Henry
James, Jr, Rebecca Harding Davis.
Adelina Traf;on Amaiie La Forge. aud
Jules Verne. The second aud coDciud-
ing paper on nn Tennvsnn, by Sted-
man: an ILLUSTRATED paper on .Au
Sable Chasm,o the gate OF the Adrion-
dacks: sketch, with portrait, Of the
poet Aidtich, an account ~ An Eie-
plant Hunt in siam aud poems by
coione HigginSan, Benz +. Taylor.
Mary l. Ritter. Eilabetn AIKEN Al
len A. d Martha p. Lowe. complete the
list Of contributions. In Topics Of
the Time" Dr. Holland writes about
The Late Brooklyn Council. The Nor
al Power of Women, and \ Good Eel
low. The Old Can,nei has 10 do with
Rsrharism There is long and time
"" poem, "Dingenes in America in
Etchings, and there are book notices,
scientific notes. etc. rs usual
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Errors Of Youth.

A GENTLEMAN who suffered for Years
~ from Nervous Debility, Premature De-
cay, and all the effects Of youthful indiscre-
tion Will, for the sake of suffering humani-
ty, send iree to all who need IL, the recipe
and direction far making The simple rene
dy by which lie was cured. Sufferers wish
ing To profit by the advertisers experience
can do SO ny addressing in perfect conf
denca, JOHN u. OGDEN.
47E!t 4. teda. 81. New YORK.
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DE-. Morris LIVER Pli.Ia.-~it i "a.
~ enough To make = pin but to make
goo'i pill. Alb. that's the difficulty,
There a'e cheap, haf-h, drastic pills
thai ate ~ even less benefit than u
dose ~ -ait>: bui good m-iicine, like
Dr Motifs Liver Pills, which pene-
tratcs 10 the seat ~ disease, is desi-
deralum Indeed VIII positively cure
all diseases OF the liver. sold every
where. John +. Henry. Curran Il
Co, propritof~, aud College Place,
New York 18th.
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School ExAMINATIoN.-The ex-

SCHOOL ExAMINATIoN.-The ex.
aminations of the Upton Union
School will take place beginning May
Goth. On Tuesday the Primary and
Sec nd Primary; Wednesday the
Secondary and intermediate: Thurs
day the Grammar and High School.
In order to be promoted the applicant
must grade above 95 per cent. None
will be passed from room to room I'M
less they attain this grade. All those
who do not attend the examination.
will not be permitted to advance I'M
til they shall successfully pass that
examination. Should any grade
above 90 and less than %, they will
be permitted TO remain with the class
should it be desired by the parents,
and we should not deem it injurious.
All will be better prepared now, than
at the beginning OF another year, and
as it will make us less trouble now
than at that time, we trust that none
will absent themselves. All that are
interested are cordially invited to at
tend the examination, and 10 thor
oughly investigate the condition of
the school On Friday, Goth, we will
give union rhetorical exercise in
the City Hall, where all the classes
will be promo ed and their grades
publicaly read and recorded all the
scholars that have attended school
during he yeae are with all Others e.
peciallr invited 10 attend this exercise.
Respectfully,
NJ SrnTr prin
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FROM LOkIDES.
sabbath school Convention.

There will be Sabbath School Con
vention held al the VI. + Church, at
Loudon, on the 9th day of June, com
meucipg at 10 o'clock a. IN. All Sab
bath School workers are invited, aiso
all iuteres ed in the Sabbath School
cause Come one come all and let us
have a good tina. Rev. J. Il Rugby,
of Clarence, will deliver lecture on
Friday evening. Jane 9Th. Subject
Whata Yauhe. OH foot saw in scot
land. The lecture viii b. Tree. Al the
close of which there vii! he a c,tlec
ton taken for the benefit Of the Sab
bath School. j ) BURwELL, Com
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lis, Of Transfers Flied for Rec.
ord i'm Office Of Recorder Of
Cedar Co.. during week end
ing May l6. 1874.

A. Il. Cornwall to Robert G.
Schenck. $40 acres in zee. 80.
Springdale tp.... ..............Slo6oO w
+. w. Hoyt to Joshua Ham
mond 40 acres in see. Fair
Ii lid tp....................... lUUU w
Phphe Brnadhead to Phepe
Baliy. lot No. b 81 Gamer
on. ................. ,......,..... 1000 co
james II HegarIy to Charles
Curtis, ll9 acres in sec. i, In
land tp................ 5000. 90
Rosamond c. Cover to Alex
aud+r @ and Sewall Cover,
.2aO so 100 acres in sec. 30,
CssS tp..........-............... bDbo. w
s. Fl. Maley to j + Cowd-ry,
lit rear Stan ~ooi............" 90
II c. Piatt to John Sprenger,
lots . aud 3 b So S.arr's ad.
10 Upton. .......................... $50 DC
William Martin to A o Pound
uraivilei4 of 100 acres insec.
% Fairfield tn....... ............ $500 0C
/ Hans Wiese to Paul + Riessen.
! 1870 acres in sec. 30. Farming
/ ton tp,.............. $500 OC
/ Susan j Adams Ia VIM IL.
/ tnbb. south ] lot \, BIZ, Tip
..................... 100 O(
| Thomas Campbell To Bent Il
Cottrell. lots 3, q, I, 8, y, 10,
II. aud IL, b 4, Phelps ad. to
Cl.rence................. ......... 5000
J G. Wear To Bent Il Coitreil,
lots s and 8. b % Clarence. 300. u
She, fl Cedar County to Bent
q CntreIl. part Of lot l. bl,
G,lherts ad to Ciarence....." 10 On
Mary j Wilhelm TO Town IT
Upton. t.rt t"i 7. Upton TAU
| r os-manf & Cover. II nj 10
VIM Dubel, Jr 40 acres In
SEC Cover tp...... Zoo "
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IsSPOuNDlNls STOCK.

prrssna owning stock are hereby ~,
titled 'hai ! ahaii NJ once begin Tie
rigid tssis,tt't nislit uf the ofdiances al
stcck fuaning ~ large within its COT.
Pofa'e ilmits. All persons owning any
stock liable 10 irsspass vii! take due
notice aud he governed accordingly
l9-2W j r. SANFORD Marshal
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you have tried fifty remedies" and
received no benefit. il there therefore
no halm in d.iiead"' Verify there is
Your liver may be conges,ed. your
stomacii half paralszed, Your nerves
qu,refihg, you muscles knntted with
torture, Your bowels CONSTRUCTED, your
lungs diseased, your blood full of i'm.
puriiies- vet in on. week after com.
incncin. ii course OF Dr Walkers Vim.
egar Ritt-r- yea Will feel like new
creature 20 Iw
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Meeting OF Cedar County ,Repub-
ljcan Central COMMITTEES.

T!PrON, Iowa. May 18th. 1874.
Pursuant to adjournment. the Republican
Central Committee of Cedar county will
meet at the Court House in Upton, at one
o'clock on
Saturday, Nay 30th 1874,
As the Republican State Convention has
been called for July LIST, a County Conven-
ton must soon meet. The details of such
ance. will be before this meeting, which II
is sincerely hoped will by attended by every
member of the Committee.
j. w. KYNETf, Chm.
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Children often Look Pale and
al

from no other cause than having worms Ia III.
stomach.
BROWNS NERMIFU.E COMFITS
will destroy Worms without injury to tn. child, he
ing perfectly WHITE and free from all cnlaring or
other injurious ingredients usually used In worm
preparations.
CURTIS 4 BROWN, Proprietor..
No 2iS Fulton street, New York.
sold ny Druggists and Chemists, and Dealers in
Medicines AT TwFSTY FIVE CENT, Box. 1yss
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Corn and -four are staple articles; but
not more So than Johnson's An"dyne
Liniment, where known. 1t Is good
tor children or adults, for any Internal
soreness If the chest or bowels, and
the hest Linimsnt prepared, under
whatever name.
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HOUSEHOLD
PANAcEA
AND
FAMILY
LINlMENT.
Tn EAnan nm nftVRS.

10 VOHsuhlpt
The advertiser, having been permanently
cured OF that dread disease. Consumption,
by q simple remedy, is anxious to make
known to his fellow sufferers the means OF
cure. To all who desire II, he will send >
COPY of the prescription used free ofcharge)
with the directions for preparing and using
the same, which they will lind sure cure
for Con sumption, Asthma, Bronchttis, &C,
dress Aims Rev. E. A. WILSON.
la1 Penn st. Williamsburg, New York.
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CastOrin is more than substitute for Castor Oil.
tain assmate the food regulate the bowels, cure
wind-coiic, and produc. natural sleep II contains
neither minerals morphine alcohol, and Is pleas
ant to take. children need not cry, and mothers
may rest iyif
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Thirty Years Experience Of an
old Nurse.

Mr.. Winsi0Sv's Soothing syrup II the Pre-
&C PipttOn Of of the best Female Physicians
and Nurses In the United States, and has been used
for thirty wears with never failing safety and
cess by millions of mothers and children. from the
feeble Infant Of one week old to the adult 1t
reefs acdity of the stomach. relieves wind coiic,
regulates the bowels, and gives rest, health and
comfort TO mother and child. We believe 1t to be
the BEST and surest Remedy In the World in all
cases Of DYsENTERi and DIARRHEA IN
CHILDREN, whether 1t arises from Teethng or
rom any other cause. Full directions for using will
accompany each bottle. None I, fnune unless the
fac siniile of CURTIS d PERKINS Is on the out
side wrapper. sold py all Medicine Dealers. ly2s
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0he Giptou adrertiser.


re Advevsisers...Ar transient and Special Lo
csl Notices. and transient Advertisements, must be
paid for Ia advance to secure insertion.
Editorial Notices or Advertisements In the Local
columns will be charged 20 cents per line.
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The ali-gone feeling which people
sometimes speak OF, Is caused ny wan
of proper action oil the liver aud heart.
These may he assisted. aud the baWe
regulated. hy Parsons Purgative PMS
in small doses,
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DIED

At his residence in Upton, on Friday
morning, 18th inst, Mr. BENJAMIN FRA>EUR,
In the eiehty-thiri year oi his age.
At his home in this place, on saturday
afternoon l6ih inst. Mr. SOLOMON ALDRisH,
aged almost seSentS-etsht years.
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rheum- ear-aci" NC, upon the human frame and
Of strains spawn. gals, Ne. upon animals in one
year than have all other pretended remedies since
The woritt began. u counter irritant, an all
healing pain raiever. Grinplrs throw away their
crntchs the lhtn" walk, poisonous bites are render
ed harmless. ai,a The wounded are healed without a
scar. II no nnmtug. The recipe is published
around .acb bottle. II is selling no article ever
before sold and IL sells because Ii does Just what II
pretends To do. Those who now suffer from rheu,
matisn. pain swelling deserve to suffer if they
will not ase Ianfaur 1.niment More than 1909
tiicatee Of rehiaIsabe cures. including frozen
limbs. chronic rheumatism. govt, running tumors,
&c. ha ave been received. We VIII send a circular
containing certificates the recipe, etc. gratis to
one requesting il. One bottle ofths yellow wrapper
Centaur Lnment is worth 500 for spawned swee.
MED horses AMI males, for worm In sheep
stock ownersthis liniment Is worth your attention
No family should be without Centaur Liniment.
Sold by all Druggists. 20 ceuS per bottle large bot
ties u o., ]. b. RO-E& CO, 50 broadway, n. Y.
The Tipton advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Cedar Co., Iowa) 1856-1962, 1874-05-21
Railroad Time Table.

Arrival and departure Of trains y aip'ou
on the Upton and StanwOod rafiroao:
arrive $40 ~. Leave,...-.... $40 A. n
do - go r. II. do. .........is.a 70 Z.
do .... 7:3O r. N. do. o:OO 7. ~
Morning trains connect with trains going
east and west on the Chicago and North
western road. Evening trains connect only
win Train going west. except Saturday eve
ninas. when they wait for the express going
east.