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The Tipton advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Cedar Co., Iowa) 1856-1962, 1874-08-27

THE FIRE AT WILToN.-Most OF
our readers have learned of the SER
ious FIRE which destroyed quite a
large proportion of the business part
of Wilton on Thursday afternoon
last. The Wilton Exponent gives a
full account of the event, toe lengthy
for reproduction here, but from
which we CLEAN as follows:
The FIRE was first seen at about
three o'clock in the north elevator,
which it soon enveloped and from
which it crossed to the saloon and
boarding houses on the opposite cor
ner and took five buildings fronting
the railroad, together with the steam
elevator some four or FIVE rods west
of the one where the fire broke out.
Strenuous efforts we're made to save
the lower elevator, and also to break
the advance of the fire up Cedar
Street at every point Offering the
least promise Of success. But the
fire swept steadily northward, clean
ing the west side Of the street for
two blocks, the best efforts of the
citizens only suficing to keep the
FIRE from crossing. As it was the
danger seemed SO great that most Of
tho goods were moved out of the
business houses on the east side, all
of which suffered more or less in
this way and by damage from the
hest.
Many dwellings and other build.
ings in different parts of town caught
from the flying brands, but with the
exception of the German Lutheran
church and parsonage, the fire was
discovered in time and extinguished
DR.. Witham, we'll known as physi-
clan and gentleman of high standing,
was severely injured by fall from
his dwelling. One other casualty
occurred in the fall of a young man
named Benton from one Of the build
ings down town but his injuries are
slight.
Twenty-Five buildings in all were
destroyed, making a severe loss to
the town, but the work of rebuilding
will, it seems, be at once commenced
and vigorously prosecuted. The
Exponent gives list of losses anc
insurance which it says is substan'
TALLY correct and which we copy ir
full, 10 follows:
The Tipton advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Cedar Co., Iowa) 1856-1962, 1874-08-27

THE CHAMPION GAME OF CHECK
ERs.-Mr. David Miller, the cham
pion checker player of West Liberty,
arrived here on Monday for the pur-
pose of having little contest on the
field Of squares, according to previous
arrangement. He first engaged in a
little skirmish with Mr.. George Con-
way, which resulted in the retreat Of
Mr.. c. with his forces not in the best
of order. The fact is, George can't
stand grief; and so, although he
maintained the honor of the burgh
pretty well through the first few
games, when his opponent began to
get little ahead and the bystanders
INDUCED in little banter he went
up altogether and Miller had a walk
over for the rest of the way-tne
score Of forty games standing twenty
two for Miller, eleven for Conway
and seven draws. But after having
thus amused himself, Mr.. Miller pro-
ceeded to actual business by sitting
down on the other side of checker
board from VIM. Dean. Here the
result proved that the parties were
yet more unequally matched than
before, Mr.. Dean winning twenty
eight out Of ffty-three games, while
his opponent scored twelve and
thirteen were drawn.
Mr.. Miller is perfect gentleman
and good checker player; but as
we told our over-confdent friends OF
the West Liberty Enterprise long
ago, Upton is too heavy for you.
We believe Messrs. Miller and Dean
intend playing return game some
time soon at West Liberty.
The Tipton advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Cedar Co., Iowa) 1856-1962, 1874-08-27

COBB, the Cash man,
has sold out and will give
possession Sept. lst, "a.
He will commence Aug.
LIST to reduce stock, by
offering every article at
FIRST COST. A credit
of three months will be
given to responsible par
ties on all purchases over
ten dollars.
! shall Offer
Best Prints, .Os
Coats and Clark's thread, .O5
Indian Head sheettng, III
Lancaster GinghaIns, ~ Ia
Farmers and Mechanics
CRAsimeres, .25
shifting stripes, rs
Carpets reduced from el.95 to
IS. Black Silks reduced from
s3.95 to el.5O.
A full line Of silks, Irish
PopIins, Jap Silks, Black
Alpacas, Mohairs, Serges
and other dress goods
will be sold at First Cost
thus giving parties al
opportunity to get theil
Fall and Winter goods a
wholesale prices. Thi,
chance will be offere,
only for the month q
August. w. n. COBB.
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The Wilton Fair.

The Wilton Union Agricultural So
ciety will hold it's fourth annual fair
on thu grounds of the society, one. half
mile east Ut Wilton, "Wednesday,
Thursday and Faiday Sept. ID, aud
9th, A. ID 1874. Every effort will be
made To make the coming fair one o!
the best county fairs In the State.
81, 500 IN premiums; competition open
to oil; and in addition to the usual fea-
lures of fair, there will he on exhibit
ton, free II charge, a, the Floral Hall
Of the society, the recently discovered
bones Of the Wilton Mastodon, which
proves by comparison with the famous
NewbUrg Mastodon To be the largest
yet discovered. No one should fail to
see this great curiosity.
There will be ample accommoda-
tions for articles and stock on exhibi.
ton. For further particulars see pre-
MUM list or address.
3lw5 j + STEVENSON, Sec'y.
The Tipton advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Cedar Co., Iowa) 1856-1962, 1874-08-27

CIRCUIT CoURT.-The present is
the jury term Of the Circuit Court,
but there are few cases docketed Of
any general Importance. A large
amount of probate business is being
pushed through and there are the
usual number of defaults and con-
tinuances.
Quite a large number of Attorneys
are, or have been in attendance,
among them Messrs. Patterson of
Iowa City, Ercanbrack of Anamosa,
Davis Of Marion, Mcleod and Nc
Laughlin of Clarence, Atkinson of
Louden, Oakley and Wheeler Of
Mechanicsville, May and Belt OF
Cedar Rapids, Leffingwell of Lyons,
Boals Of Iowa City, and Estabrook Of
Clinton. Also C. NJ. Kitchener, of
Marengo, official Reporter of the
court.
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FIRE AT Observation-Disclosures
reports were arriving here all day
Tuesday of fire in Muscatine,
which some claimed had been con-
trolled while others thought it was
still raging. From Tuesday even
ing's Journal we learn that the fire
broke out about twelve o'clock Mon
day night in Chamber Bros lower
saw mill, destroying the mill, an
adjacent warehouse full Of dry lum-
Der, much other lumber and Baker
& Co.'S boiler works-a total loss Of
$74, 900, on which there was insur-
ance amounting to two-thirds or
three-fourths. The mill was built
in 1851, had a capacity of $4,000
feet Of lumber per day.
The Davenport fire engines were
sent to the scene, again, and played
for four or FIVE hours on the burning
lumber and saw dust.
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FROM DURANT.

At the Republican caucus held pursu
ant to notice, on Saturday p. M, the fol.
lowing were elected delegates to the
County Convention: c circuit. d. l..
Wilson.
The matter of choosing delegates to the
Supervisor District Convent ion was
considered, and IS the township, 90 far
as could be ascertained, had not been
consulted In the matter Of . cali for q
separate convention Of that character. 1t
was thought best to do nothing about It,
leaving the delegates chosen IS above to
represent the township both In County
and District nominations
The Tipton advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Cedar Co., Iowa) 1856-1962, 1874-08-27
FROM ROCHESTER,.
Republican Caucus.

Rochester township Republican eau.
Gus met last Saturday afternoon, pursu-
ant to notice. Rev. L. p. Atkins was
called to the Chair; and DIR. Edgington
chosen Secretary.
DR.. Edgington and John Curry were
elected delegates to the County and Dis
tricts Conventions.
On motion, the delegates present at
the County and District Conventions
were authorized to cast the entire vote
to which the township is entitled.
On motion adjourned until 2 o'clock
p. M, Saturday before election.
NJ +. EDGINGToN, Sec'y.
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REPUBLICAN CAUcUs.-The Re-
publican voters of Center township
met at the Court House on Saturday
afternoon pursuant to call. E. H.
Pound was chosen chairman and ].
T. Jack Sec'y. A ballot for dele.
gates to represent the township in
the county convention next Satur-
day, resulted in the choice Of the fol-
lowing gentlemen:
E. H. Pound, JOS. Wilson, ii. c.
Carr, H. Hammond, Ed Reeve, J. T
Jack, J. J. johnson.
This delegation was authorized by
motion to cast in the county conven.
ton, and also in the Supervisor Dis.
trict convention, the full vote te
which the township is entitled.
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ANOTHER runaway occurred in
town on Monday last. As Messrs.
G. F. Brown and F. Hinkhouse, Of
Sugar Creek, were driving past the
school-house in . one horse buggy,
the horse became frightened at some
thing and started on the run, throw
ing Mr.. Brown out directly, cutting
his head and otherwise seriously in
juring him. The horse only ran a
short distance before the buggy up
set, throwing out and somewhat
hurting Mr.. Hlnkhouse, when the
horse got free and was caught in the
lower part of town. Mr.. Brown
was carried home in the evening.
The Tipton advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Cedar Co., Iowa) 1856-1962, 1874-08-27

WILTON EXPONENT 10 the name of
. new paper published at Wilton by
J. NJ. Rider & Co., the FIRST number
Of which was issued on Friday Of last
week. 1t is neatly printed seven
column folio, and appears to be de-
voting itself with good success to the
local interests of Wilton and vicinity.
We imagine the citizens there will
know how to appreciate and will
cordially support home paper that
has little respect for decency and
the amenities OF civilized society, as
well a for Noah Webster and DR..
Bullions.
The Tipton advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Cedar Co., Iowa) 1856-1962, 1874-08-27
FROM CLARENCE.

Butter forty-tw0 cents per pound.
Transient guests thieves and rob-
bers.
Everybody locks their barn doors af.
ter the horses are stolen-how stupid.
No more horses or cattle watered at
the city well. Water wanted to wet the
streets.
Fight, last Saturday very small
amount Of blood spilled; neither party
intoxicated. First sober fight of the sea-
son.
The young folks pic mic held At the
Wapsie river, last Saturday, was favor
ed by rain, just enough to lay the dust.
A few were detained by the shower, but
everything went off pleasant; those pres
ent enjoyed themselves hugely.
Last Tuesday night we were visited
by band of thieves and robbers; they
were seen by DR.. Coates. He returning
from the country at q very late hour,
overlook them travelling towards town;
the DR.. spoke to them, but received no
answer; thinking no mere OF the matter
he returned homo. About midnight they
heard noise in the cellar, Mrs. c. arose
and fastened all the doors-as the DIR.
pretended to be very sound asleep, not
wishing to entertain the callers" The
thieves failing to get through the strong
barred doors, departed for other parts Of
the city. TLey entered the house OF Mr..
Cottrell, stealing his pants and boots;
and thence to the residence of G. f.
Smith, taking his pants, the pockets of
which contained bunch Of keys, about
sixty cents in money; they rumaged
through his cost, but found nothing of
very great value except his store key,
this they deliberately pocketsd also a
gold breast pin belonging to Mrs. Smith,
which was sticking in . pincushion;
they departed leaving the front door
wide open. Strange to say the inmates
of the house we're not awakened by their
plundering, and when discovery was
made of what was done 1t became nee
essary to put guards at the drug store
the thieves having the key, could enter
and plumber 1t their leisure. The Mar
shall searched diligently the balance O
the night, watched the trains, but dis
covered no clew of the thieves.
Married At Upton, Aug oath. 1874, b,
Rev. Bloom, Mr.. Geo. D. Eldridge L
Miss Alice briggs. Our worthy citizen
N. Eldridge, has lost promising son
yet, strange a. 1t may appear, has gain
cd worthy and beautiful daughter. =
The Tipton advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Cedar Co., Iowa) 1856-1962, 1874-08-27

The caucus in Iowa township assem-
bled pursuant to previous notice, and
the following persons appointed to At
tend the County Convention, ON the Goth:
Jonathan Werrall, Chss. Cope, and Chas.
Mather.
Considerable interest Is manifested 10
the coming election, as there is sew sral
questions Of local interest to be submit
ted to the people.
We are anxiously looking forward to
the time when We can 60 to Upton bv
way~of bridge across Cedar, at or near
Gray's Ford.
A few days ago while VIM. G. Long
and hired man was engaged in hauling
hay, Mr.. L. was thrown from load and
seriously injured; he was in q standing
position and when the team started he
staggered backward and fell to the
ground; no bones was broken, but his
shoulders and back was badly bruised;
he is doing well at present, and will
probably recover.
The barn of Mr.. A. Kimberly, which
IS In the course of construction, was
moved on Its foundation some four inch.
es, and was otherwise injured by the
storm that visited US few days ago
Fresh breeze that would move build
ing torty-five feet wide by ninety five
long.
We have had slight change in the
way of business men John Wyant quits
the merchantile business; and Emmor
Bowersock takes his place. Well En-
NOR is a good fellow and worthy of sue
cess.
Gilbert Smith and son, two miles south
west of this place, intends selling large
amount OF property at auction, Sept. LIST,
consisting in part of sixty head of cattle,
among which are some fine thorough
breds.
Aug. cath, 1874 &c.
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JAIL DKLIvRRY.-Towards even

JAIL DKLIvRRY.-Towards even
ing, on Monday last, 10 Walters, Jr.
and "crazy Kelsey" took leave Of the
quarters provided for them At the
county Jail. They had been let out
into the Jail yard, it appears, and fur
nishsd some cord wood and an AZ by
way of exercise. With the * they
managed to pry down the ear of the
large paddock that secures the door,
and away they went. If they will
only get out Of the county now, and
stay out, their escape will be . re-
markedly fortunate affair for Cedar.
A good radiance, will be the uni
versal verdict.
The Tipton advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Cedar Co., Iowa) 1856-1962, 1874-08-27

Doors AND SHoRs.-We all know
that F. P. & II. L. Dean do an i'm
nense business in the way Of fur
nishing understanding for the people;
but the real volume of their business
can be better appreciated, probably,
when We say that within the last
twelve months they have received at
their store in this place little more
than t,celve hundred cases Of boots
and shoes, worth at the wholesale
prices some fifty odd thousand dol
lars. How's that for Upton bust
ness?
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MARRIED.

In Bloomi gton, Aug. sd, by Rev. n. A..
Reed. Mr.. Samuel =. Clapp. Of Upton, and
Miss Maggie Webb. Of Missouri.
Correct! Samuel. here is our as-, with all
the usual congratulations and good wishes.
Aug. 24th, 1874. at the Palmer House, in
Upton, by the Rev j X. Bloom. Mr.. George
Eldridge and Miss Alice Griggs; all of Clar-
ence. Iowa.
On the 2ath inst. by the Rev j Helsell
Mr.. j. H. Jackson and Miss Hannah NJ.
brogan; both of oxford Junction. Jones Co.,
Iowa.
At the residence OF Leroy stephens. in
Upton by Rev. Odiorne August 25th. 1874,
Cornelius Patton and cynthia Washington.
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REV. RuFUs APrHoRP, Of Dewitt,
viii preach at the Congregational
church in this place next Sabbath
morning and evening, at the usual
hours.
The Tipton advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Cedar Co., Iowa) 1856-1962, 1874-08-27

LOOK Our for the small bills set
ting forth some new features of the
approaching county Fair. The Ex-
ecutive Committee are making
arrangements for some items that
will be novel and taking, Of which
notice will be given IS soon as per.
fected.
The Tipton advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Cedar Co., Iowa) 1856-1962, 1874-08-27

DESIRABLE RESIDENCE FOE SALE.
The admirable location and new
house now occupied by Mrs. r. P.
Davis 10 offered for sale on easy
terms. Inquire on the premises for
particulars. If
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Republican Meetings.

Rooms of the REPUBLICAN, STATE \
CENTRALC Cox, Marshalltown, lows. 1874.
Toe state Central Committee ID author
lied to announce Republican meetings ct
ings will he announced ~ rapidly q pOssi.
BILE. Local committees are requested 70
make the necessary arrangements for these
meetings, and should it be necessary or
Of any Of the meetings. they will please cd
dress the speakers thereat direct-And mot
this Committee.
HON. GEORGE q. WRIGHT
will address the people upon the political
topics OF the day, ct
Upton, Monday Sept. ia, 1874.
GEO. G. HEhERLIN0, Chm.
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Al thirty five the average American
discovers that he has an internal stom
ach," and goes into the hands OF the
doctors for the remnant Of his life. Pre-
yention is better than cure, Tut DIR. Wal
ker's Vinegar Bitters will both cure and
prevent dyspepsia, diseases OF the skin
liver, kidneys, and bladder, and all dis
orders arising from an "infernai stom
.ch AW3o
The Tipton advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Cedar Co., Iowa) 1856-1962, 1874-08-27

CLARENCE, Iowa, Aug. 90, 1874
Ed. ADVERTISER any one ever
hear of nine months school in the FALLs
Circulars now being distributed
through our town, state the above. What
we should like to ask Is this: Were the
bills struck at tn. Office Of the Wheat
land News" aud were they ashamed to
put their name to it rs printerss II says
Novelty print, Wheatland." "a only one
paper is printed at that place, we sur
mise they were ashamed to attach
"Wheatland News office print" Will
the News" EXPLAIN ENQUIRER.
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WE publish in another column the

WE publish in another column the
announcement Of Geo. G. Heberling
that Hon. Geo. G. Wright, U. S.
Senator from lows, will address ;
Republican meeting at Upton on
Monday, Sept. 7th, At 2 o'clock P.
M. Senator Wright is not, perhaps,
what is generally denominated "a
good stump speaker but he is some
thing better than that. He is y man
Of positive convictions, great attain
ments and an earnest, deliberate,
convincing manner. No one will
listen to him ten minutes without re-
specting the speaker whether they
agree with the speech or not. Tip
ton 10 fortunate in having Senator
Wright to open the political cam.
paiga here.
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DIR. BAKERS PANACEA, for Rheu-
matism, Neuralgia, Cramps, Collie,
Diarrhpa, Cholera Mo,bus, Cholera
Infantum, Sprains, Burns, Scalds.
Bruises. riiib!ains, Prostitutes, Swell.
lings, S renrss Of the Joints. and all
pain full affections of the body, exter-
nal and internal For Colds, Sore
throat, Quincy. and diseases Of the
throat and mucous membrane, IL IL III
invaluable remedy John +. Henry,
Curran d Co, Proprietors, Sand 3 Col
lepe Place. New York. 3rd
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Cotton Bats and Carpet Warp a
F. w. Tucker 4 Cos Cheap Store.

WELLS SPIcER, after long silence,
sends us another Of his spicy land
spicery) letters from Salt Lake City,
which is published on the first page
Of this paper.
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FROM PLEASANT HILL.
Republican Convention Of the
Fourth Supervisor District.

The delegates of Supervisor District
number Four, met as per calls select
ed NJ G. Miller, Chairman; after which
w. H. Real was elected Secretary
On motion, committee was appoint
ed on credentials The committee
brought out the following gentlemen
Sugar Creek, J. II. Leech, NJ. G. Miller,
c. T. Scott, and w. H. Real; Inland, F.
Bell, Jas. Wharton, L. Cotton, and Q.
Howe; Rochester, NJ. F. Edgington, J.
H. Curry. The report was adopted and
on the fifth ballot VIM. Baker, Of Roch-
ester was unanimously nominated.
On motion of Mr.. Edgington, the min
utes were ordered published in the AD.
vERTIsER; and committee consisting
of r. G. Scott, OF Sugar Greek; L. T.
Atkins, of Rochester; F. Bell, of Inland
and II. Mortgridge, of Pennington.
was appointed for the district; r. G.
Scott, considered Chairman.
M. G. MILLER, Chairman.
w. II. REALL, Sec'y.
Aug 25th, 1874.
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DIED.

At the residence of JAS. Is. Piatt, neal
Upton. on saturday, August I'D, ofinham'
nation of the bowels. Mr.. Robert Sedan
NJ the age Of twenty three years.
The deceased was native of Pennsylva
MIA, who came west To find employment
He was a young man OF happy disposition
and steady Industrious habits.
In Upton, Saturday morning, I'D inst.
Bertha A., infant daughter Of Mr.. and Mrs
g. v. Landt, aged fifteen months.
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We learn from Mr.. Pigott that the
hour of Gen. Wilson's address to the
Patrons Of Husbandry, at Mechan-
icsville, has been changed from two
P. NJ, - 1t FIRST announced, to ten
o'clock in the forenoon.
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OBSTACLES TO MARRIAGE.

Happy relief for young men from
he effects uf error. and abuses in ear
IL lie. Manhood restored. Impedi-
meI,ie ~ marriage removed. New
method II treatment New and re-
mar able remedies. Books aud circu.
lars cent free, in sealed envelopes
Address. Howard Association, No. =,
south Ninth s. Philadelphia. Pa
al Institution having high reputa-
ton for honorable conduct and pro-
fessionnl skill 4Byl
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LAST Friday P. NJ. the ladies' Of
the Congregational church in this
place met at the parsonage for one
of those pleasant sociables they know
50 we'll how to manage, and after sup.
per surprised Mrs. Biscoe BY the
gift of valuable shawl.
The Tipton advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Cedar Co., Iowa) 1856-1962, 1874-08-27

SToCK FROM MIssoURI.-Messrs
Hill and Hanna, large stock raisers
of Cedar county, have received 432
head of stock hogs and seven car
loads Of cattle from Davis county,
Mo-, which Mr.. Hill purchased when
down there last week. They pro-
pose feeding them for the winter
market. Mr.. Huddleson of Upton,
also shipped from there some four
hundred head of hogs, and took
them to Upton to fatten.- Wilton
Exponent.
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The happy couple, accompanied by
Msssrs. Laird and James, and Misses
Fowler and Stephens. departed this eve
ming. at $50, for an eastern tour. They
have the best wishes of their many
friends. PHIL.
Aug. Gath, 1874
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Bethel Sabbath School, assisted by
Prairie Belle, gave concert yesterday
afternoon. There was quite large aud.
fence present.
The delegates to the Republican Coun-
ty Convention from this township are:
M. G. Miller and VIM. H. Reall.
Farmers are threshing their wheat,
which is fully up to the Weld of last
year. Corn is very much injured by the
drouth, which still continues.
Sugar creek is very low. which 10 quite
loss to Knott s. Sons, as they cannot
keep their mill going more than half the
time.
The Xenophorlans are preparing for
another public entertainment. to be Civ
en- Sept. 10th, 1874.
This township will vote against the
stock act; and for the Cedar bridge.
Aug. "a, 1874. HAWK EYE.
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FoR SALE.-At = great bargain,
my stock of groceries and confec-
tionary, also bar room fixtures and
new pigeon hole table. Will sell
very cheap. N. BEIDER,
Clarence, Iowa. 4w33