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The Tipton advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Cedar Co., Iowa) 1856-1962, 1874-02-26

CIRCUIT COuRT - ABSTRACT OF
PRocEEDlxGs.-The item last week
concerning the non-arrival Of Judge
Mexican conveyed, as we since learn,
an incorrect impression. Neither
jury nor witnesses are summoned to
appear until the second day Of the
term; and as probate matters can be
carried right along by the Clerk, no
delay whatever accrues, and the
Judge does not feel it necessary to
leave his home Saturday evening as
he would be obliged to do did he ar
rive here Monday morning.
One hundred and cighty-scven
cases make up the unusually large
docket for this term. Very many Of
them have been simple defaults, and
the business has been 50 crowded
along by the Judge that at this
writing one hundred and twenty
causes have been disposed of, and
the close of the term this week will
leave the docket cleaner than is the
case one time in twenty. The Dep
uty Clerk, Mr.. Fleming, has kindly
furnished us with the title and dis
position Of all the cases so far taken
up; but so many Of them are unin-
teresting and unimportant that we
win not attempt to give it in full
Five trials by jury have SO far taken
place:
A. r. Starrett rs. V. Shinn was a
case in which delft. resisted collection
Of ! note upon claim that it was a
forgery. Verdict for plaintiff.
In the case Of NJ. Criswell as. J.
McCue, appealed from justices
Court, the bone-or rather, we sup
pose we should say, the bones Of
contention were those Of an old horse
which belonged to pr and died while
in use Of deft. Jury. out all night
and bring in verdict of 81 for pl'h'
No disrespect to the jury was in
tended when it was suggested that a
venirc of crows could have got as
much value out Of the old equine
more economically.
L. & s. C. Wilkins Of Stanwood
something like year ago contracted
for quantity Of live hogs from VIM
F. Nicely and also from Ed McCurdy
Neither contract was fulfilled ant
Wilkins sued both parties before diff
ferent Justices for damages. Thu
cases though very similar we're de
cided exactly opposite, and both tn
beaten parties appealed-makin,
two lengthy jury trials in the Cir
cuit Court. The plaintiffs were sue
cSssful u both gstling CLOG yer
dict sgainss Nicely end t4.20 .gsins
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Carter 4 Co. lounges 1t Aldsa's.

Carter 4 Co. lounges 1t Aldea's.
IxrER-O cEAN.--This paper, though
comparatively new one, needs NO
Introduction to IN Iowa public. Il
10 only to notice some recent changes
and improvements that We refer to
it. Some little time ago, F. w.
Palmer, for two terms Representa-
tive in Congress from the Fifth Dis
trict in this State, took entire ed
itorial charge, since which it has
steadily and visibly improved. More
recently two other former citizens Of
Des Moines purchased . large inter-
est 50 that the paper may. now be
said to be owned and edited by Iowa
men. The form has just been
changed to . wide column quarto-
much like that of the New York
Tribune -and the Inter. Ocean is
now in every way an excellent and
an able newspaper.
The Tipton advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Cedar Co., Iowa) 1856-1962, 1874-02-26
FROM PLEASANT HILL.

Your correspondent Of last week /,
Nv. ii. Il, says OF the meetings in
this vicinity that there have been no
conversions for the last five weeks.
In this be is mistaken; there have
several.
We understand that Mr.. Theodore
Kester and Miss Sarah Long were
married last week in Upton, but we
were unable to find out who tied the
knot.
Several of our citizens intend emf
grating to the West this spring.
We learn that G. +. Brown, teacher
OF the White Pigeon School 10 about to
enter the ministry. He united with
the Presbyterian Church few weeks
ago, HAWKEYE.
Pleasant Hill. Feb. 23d, 1874.
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|. R0AD NOTICE.

TlsO all whom 1t may concern !. The Com
missioner appointed 70 View q highway
commencing at the south east corner OF
section "a, township 81 range wet. IN Ge-
dar county. running thence west untillt in-
tersects tbs road leading 10 Cedar Bluffs
OF section g. IN said township, has reported
in favor ~ tle estaplishAnept fheEeVf, and
all objections thereto, or claims Tor dana
ges must be tiled in The Auditors offtcH on
or hefote uoon ri Lhs al xth day o. April, A.
ID. 1874. or such highway will be established
without retcreirs ,hess.e; .ppn,,
iw7 County Auditor. &
The Tipton advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Cedar Co., Iowa) 1856-1962, 1874-02-26
MUNICIPAL ELECTION.

Notice is hereby gisenso tLs 4aali
fed voters Of the city q Upton,
Iowa, that the annual election for
city officers will be held at the Court
House, in said city, ON Monday, the
I'd day Of March, 1874, for the elcc-
ton Of the following officers, toswit:
One Mayor, one Recorder, FIVE
Trustees, one Street Commissioner
aud one Assessor. lid RkW
The polls will be opened at 8
o'clock and closed at 1 o'clock r. NJ.
of said day. 9ss1 s.
G. J.. LNSaLEY,
Recorder.
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TowN CAucCs.--All voters within
the oorporstioa Of the town of Tipton
who are il favor Of maintaining ths
Temperance policy inauguratsd in
Upton last year are urged to msst q
seven and one-half O'Clock Friday
evening, In the Auditors once It
tho Court House, for the purposs Of
putting u n0miss&ion candidates for
the ssverll corporation olkcss a per
elccti0n notjee in smother colmnn.
MANY Crr1xxxs.
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Losr.-In the vicinity of Upton,
and probably on the road to Covers
Ferry, . black waterproof cape lieed
with speo1 I'd eessa -saals i
the neck and black velvetecn run
lined with red pinned on. Return
TO Mrs. VIM. F. Nicely or leave II
thi9a@ee stgS
The Tipton advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Cedar Co., Iowa) 1856-1962, 1874-02-26

ADxIrrKD.-As appears from the
court record, Mr.. II. w. Macomber,
Of Clarence, was after due examina-
tion, favorable report and the id.
ninistration of the usual oath, duly
admitted and registered - member
Of the Cedar county bar. We con-
graduate Mr.. M.-though his success
10 qualifying himself well and speed
lily for vocation selected later in
life than il usual, will surprise nc
one acquainted with his energy and
ability.
The Tipton advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Cedar Co., Iowa) 1856-1962, 1874-02-26

FATAL AccIDRNT-DEArH OF Az
ON SErTr.ER.-It was very sad news
which reached us last Sabbath Of the
death, on Saturday, Of Mr.. w. A.
VANNErER. Wednesday evening
previous, while driving q couple of
loose horses into the barn, one Of
them kicked him in the abdomen, in
Aicting an injury which from the
first It was feared would prove fatal.
The worst fears were realized, and
Saturday he breathed his last; his
funeral on Monday being attended
BY large number Of friends and
acquaintance.
The deceased was man past three
score years Of age, and who had
lived where he died, three miles east
of Upton on the Davenport road, for
more than quarter Of century.
He was one Of those men whose
death is . great loss to any commun-
ity. Ever upright and conscientious,
he was always also affable, cheerful
and companiGable--a wl'ole-soulcd,
true-hearted man, whose nntimely
death will be sincerely moirned by
al who have known him either as
relative. friend. ncighbor or fellow
citizen.
The Tipton advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Cedar Co., Iowa) 1856-1962, 1874-02-26

THE verdict in three causes tried
by jury 1t the present term Of circuit
court averaged $2.62t cents each
very small potatoes aud few in the
hin. Such trifling litigstion-insti-
gated - it usually is simply by the
desire 10 beat instead of BY any con-
sidcration for the real importance Of
the issue-should by some whole
some law be ruled out of court, At
least until : safe bond for payment Of
Oh cost was secured from one or the
other of the belligerent parties.
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usrcAICosvExrrox.-Thef favor

Musical CoNvENTIox.-The favor
able Indications for the success Of
the Musical Convention, noted las,
week, continue and increase. The
oonmittee has now positive notice Of
- attendance Of parties of from
|two to . dozen from each Of the fol-
lowing places: Vinton, Marion, Mt.
Vernon, Mechanicsvills, Clarence,
De Witt, Morrison, (In.,) Wilton,
Washington and Lyons.
Free entertainment for the four
days Of the Convention has been a.,
fered to al coming from abroad, and
though il looks as If the committee
was going to have its hands pretty
fun, We feel sure that there is sufii-
cieat hospitality in Upton TO see Il
through with what has been under
taken. Az
The Convention begins, it viii be
remembered, Tuesday morning, at
the City Hall. With the usual at.
tendance Of our own singers, its num-
bcrs win swell far beyond anything
known in the past; and the pleasure
and success of the whole enterprise,
the concert Friday even
ing, will Of course rise in propor-
ton, tss
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DUrr1s 10 worth 30 cents, cash, .,
II p. 81. L. Deans.

SEE advertisement Of the ssSafety
Kerosene Lamp" No more sxplo-
sioas and accidents. No more break
Ing chimneys. Evsrybody wants
one.
The Tipton advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Cedar Co., Iowa) 1856-1962, 1874-02-26

FoR RExT.-The farm formerly
eeesNsd b Courtland Rush enc nd
eoe-h&lf niIn vest Of town. E0s
terms call at the Office Of
2w9 C. w. RoLLINs.
The Tipton advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Cedar Co., Iowa) 1856-1962, 1874-02-26
Thirty Years Experience or an
10y lhnd NMRse aesAes e 1 II

Mr.. Win.less's Soothing Syrap r. the Pre-
.cripiiOs ~ one OF the best Female RHs sieans
land Nurses in the United States and has been used
for thirty yexn win nevefealins s4hty aAtssr
cess by mhIIpns OF Inpthers& ID II ldreas Nom tA1
ifeebleinfKRt 81 cneweek DID % the AduIf: II cor.
rects acidity of the stomach, relieves Wind collie
regulates the bowels, and gives rest, health and
comfort y mother and child. Webelleye Il 10 be
the BEST aud surest Remedy in the World In all
cases Of DfSENTERY and DIARBlitEA I'm
CHILDREN, whether it ARISES rom feet hing o.
from any other cause. Full directions for using will
fac -siniiie 0ft.CKrYS &sPERkfNs Is on the ont
side wrappsr sold ~ al Medicine dealers, lya
The Tipton advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Cedar Co., Iowa) 1856-1962, 1874-02-26

AR thna indsbted 10 L. Jen.
nings' meat market are requested to
settle up ilnnsdistsly with Ed Nc
Curdy. If
The Tipton advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Cedar Co., Iowa) 1856-1962, 1874-02-26
OBSTACLES 70 MxnRiAGE,

WOSA ANf1nAS - ~ ns
4 Happy relief for young men from
the eiBects Of ertdra and abusn 10 sos-
" life. Manhood restored. IMQelii.
ments to marriage removed. New
method Of tTeatmept. New and 70,
mark sble repesti4eg Boob 1oH efiDMs
lars sent free, in sealed envelopes
Address. Howard Associat ion, Mo- -,
South Ninth st.. Philadelphia, IA
IN InstitnkiQQ M inH A. }hdNl -.
ton a. hoa 3kSlG CSAat9o 49, 10.
isssis tIrEA,THvsNayj
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For new style pictures, call ON Mrs.
McC lellan at the new Art Gallery.

PERsoNAL.-Among attorneys in
Attendance ct Court are Messrs
Boal, Jackson, Judge Williams and
Chapman Of lows City; Mclaughlin,
Mscomber, Williams and Mcleod, d
Classnce; A. B. Oakley, Of Mechan.
icsville; n. Atkinson, Of Louden and
J. N. May Of Cedar Rapids.
Messrs r. H. Williams, Of the Me-
chanicsville Press, and Carl Voght,
Of Iowa City Press, were also in town
Wednesday.
The Tipton advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Cedar Co., Iowa) 1856-1962, 1874-02-26

CoxE AND SErTLE.-Persons hav-
ing unsettled accounts with us will
please notice that We want them TO
settle the same either by cash or
note immediatsly.
II DEAN, fxGxAx & You've.
The Tipton advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Cedar Co., Iowa) 1856-1962, 1874-02-26

Mcssrs. Figeley and Burdell, the
Bakery men, have purchased of Col,
JAck the ffsne building nearly op-
posite their present place of business,
and also the dwelling on the corner
north with tie intervening lots. The
puschase price was 5000. This
win make Convenient and pleasant
location for the thriving business
which these gentlemen are building
up. -
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s1nA &ntes1hn 4 -,
- u : - -
zE2.ks q !. =; = !
igAing agaaa,s III "a III IN
-Wintec--the second acdltion. "
-Coscert next vsek Fiday evsn-
in8. } Z E.af'a ti9 go
See notice q caucus Friday
sgsning. T u
ELEVEN degrees below ssro -
TuesdAy u,orfH. ~ 4. s. 80. j,
-Stassett il sfill wsnsing 70 ba1
good negosiable notes GO ssi fsss H,
= - - 1GL Ill - = =
Weonesus .es e. -. - = - s.
-John; Oninama9 - nusInoe
seow = ~ - -. 0 - : -. ss." -
.-PrinAs still scllinG = ten ce4fs
Per yesa = ~ = ~ s : ~ =
A catholic church thirsy-tuo 81
Afsy lsstA building 1T Nsshaeics-
vilse ~. 4. as 's..-. l, Il,
--Cobb says no cae caas,oe ,wiH
ell dry goods cheaper fos cass tha
Will ne.
Wanted-a girl 70 do h0uscwork
in . small family. Apply II oncs 70
NJ. NJ. Stewsas. -
About thirty couples attended
the aCalico Party a. the City Hall
Monday evening.
$500 -. Ma,a.v
wo~n;,,r. he went With ! lot 81
noultry and esne.
-. =. - :. ra.h,.
49, - i.,a:~~ =.
the lowest price IN town.
You snd Wolf, Landt g ieses
e. oacS ~ 49, * =. 10y 1
1T is precisely the right time OF
the moon now in which TO pay the
printer-if you owe him anything.
- Dorc.s found ! rule lately
which the owner can ret by proving
property and paying for this notice.
rhorus Of 1t least one hundred
vosce. ~ the Mns;cal Convention
concert On Friday evening. March
CA.
tn. ;u,v in we;r It nl ~
AId,;d~. ~ recove, mica az hor;nr
veil hsonsht = ! verdict Of 194. SO
fcer,s;rt;l
k.f,., verd;c4. ,et,,,ned hv the r.
aneetive ;uries Is three cases It the
,,r...rt te,,, g co,,rt
,ihe notace OF cospoes'ao0 H'ec-
!, -. ~. -. ;ceNr.d a. 4os,e
T,.s..,-.-n :. = Ala IL, veek
Miss Hummer did MOI Ts00, =
adsertascd- she recsssd her seiec-
tIo.s, and did = ven, too. those
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II. IL. htRh,
Spc'y School Boar

Sec SCHOOL DOaru.
At this meeting will also be sub
mitted to the people the question Of
releasing Jno. s. Tuthill from further
obligation as Treasurer Of the Dis
trict at the time the funds were stol-
en- by burglars.
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Ar tug Clly Drug 1t0rc--Blank
Books. Stationery and Blank Forms.
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SCHOOL ELECTION.

Notice is hereby given that a meet.
ing Of the qualified voters Of the
Independent School Dist. Of Upton
County Of Cedar and State Of Iowa,
will be held at the Court House in
Upton on Monday, the 9th day Of
March, 1874, for the purpose Of elect
ing two persons to serve as Directors
for three years, one person to serve
as Director for two years, and to
transact such other business as
may legally come before the meeting
Polls open from 3 o'clock A. NJ
until 1 O'Clock z. Nj.
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ChiIdren often Look Pate and
kaneh<

FROM no other cause than having worms In the
k&&F e > ntOlAsach. ses~3 -
BROWNS NERMIEUGE COMFlTS
will destroy Worms without injury To the child, be
ing perfectly, WHITE and free ronl all qnlorihg OF
other ljnristals iagredents us,fyy Asef in wosfA
l'iJ;uRTIs & RRovN, Pueviesors~ ]!
No. ZIG Fulton Street, New York.
Sold by Druggists aud Chemists and Dealers In
MeiicAes NJ 1HESTf.fiyE cESTs Box, tx56
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SHADow pictures taken At the new
Art Gallery.
The Tipton advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Cedar Co., Iowa) 1856-1962, 1874-02-26

best white kerosene Is cts. Ut Al.
doo's.
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it, Appearing herewith.
"A case i il court coming from
johnson county wherein the corpora
ton Of lows City Issued for e16, 600,
Ill on account Il . bruksn ahoulder
which man got by failing over :
loose board in the sidewalk. Use
stone sidewalks, q Upton does; they
don't warp very much Inlet weather.
We understand that T. e. Pat
terson, of Wyoming, but formerly Of
Tip4csy coatemplatss coming back
to the Old place TO DO business. We
hope Tip win oo0e; and think he
shows very good judgement In con-
Guiding that Upton . Just q good :
place to locate 6 can Sc found, east
or west. NJ N,
Notice the legal casd 81 Mr..
Walker, Of Wilton. Nr. w. Il q
old citizen Of this county and M
many acquaintanDes md fsisnda
therein. For 60ur yeass pnst hs ~
been Clerk Of the Court 10 Muscat;ne
cosnty, and now returns to Wilton
TO resume the practice Of his pro
fcssion. 30 aAFf It'll
The present court Is the first ia
Cedar county to have . colored mar
on tho Jury: 3. B. 0rnbbs, the
young msa. h questioA. i from Sussl
Crssk towaahiP; ord # ~ the town
Delaware Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1843-1874, 1874-03-12
AZ eOe Market street,
Wlimsngton. Delapare.

YHG WILL be found the largest and best sssort
Band chins pinnsr Seq, Band China Tea
Sets. White Cnna Tea Secs, White China DIN
Edwards White Iron Stone TOMS Sets, Edwards
Ware Iron Stone Tea ssts, Fancy Toilet Sets, grsA
Articles ip sndless variety; Hkrd Rubber Handle
Knives Plated Foiss, SPOONS, Castors ne. Plated
description Pressed Glassware, Of every DESCRIPTION
Coal on Lamps, Portland Kerosene on, Lamp Chin
nsys &c. The attention Of those In want tue above
goods vi pvtsd to my stock Of goods In this ns I'll
quality Of The goods the best of the Kind that can b.
isnI.H THos. Z. brN6RMANpiE
Delaware Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1843-1874, 1874-03-12
PHMPLES.


4. IL ct4ttdey TIA edtcssstu preutios ofs sakDI
- CINE f9i tte cure or eonsun1ptooe hvsr dtseasa
dropFy ntoflnittinK fever o. chss sndfsver assS.
lthe eye and ears Insisted and other tunors, texfs,
SCI Of the worst graeI uioers OF the limbs, sofshef
with many Other diseases, such a. ttvers, small pox
&c. 1he Dossr returua his thsnks for past favors
aud hopes hs customers WIN still continue their pat
= TIn1get -
Essldeuee ami oHlea VI Wa. Eislds NO 2is wss
aFenth Street. WtlM1n"t II. Usl. Inh19u
Delaware Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1843-1874, 1874-03-12

long NIGHTS.
as tho nights rapidly becoming longer wien
more artificial light 10 NECESSARY, 1t bsheoves all those
requiring gool
iLLCMINATING OIL
10 examine 1t carefully and ascertain beyond the pos-
sibiity of doubt, its perfect safety 1t Is estab
lshed tact that tour-hfths OF the ordinary coal oil
found in the market Is quite inf anmable and danger
GUS, tgiDg readily ut oId,nsry teinVeratures when
brought In contact with the fame vi Lighted match.
During the winter tile newspapers almost daily re-
cord tie iSct OF crest Ruifering and terrible DEATHS
from the taking ire Of coa oil by the breaking OF up
sotupg Of lamps.
All danger OF this condition OF sialis might be en-
tirely avoided by the use CT
PRATT'S ASTRAL OIL,
free not only nom the danger of explosion, hut
asso nom the danger Of the oil takiug fire should tho
lamp 10 apset OF broken.
We can H'hnrse this oil as
EXTRA SAFE,
With tue fullest confidence, after an experience Of
over three Years, during which period We have hand
led UPWARDS OF i9rty-two thousand gallons, which
has bsen used IA thousands OF families with great
satisfaction, and from the use Of which accident
has occurred. either directly OF indirectly.
large staca Iust received nnd Tor sale, wholesale
retail a. the leNest Iates, By tho manu- zctureI IS
AGENT, l.. bElNuHERST Il Co,
Nhoiesae and Retail Druggists,
tnruef II StNtl and liarketstreeta,
oet-i wininRto on.
Delaware Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1843-1874, 1874-03-12

wILa1sSSiGSHnno VIII 1ssSSiGSno1Di 4 hIA'
On nna sTrer Sfsn1ay, February I'd. ls't taihs
viii run yyer Reading Branch 70 and from Reading
wi,nout change OF cars on following une
arATfCSa,
Delaware Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1843-1874, 1874-03-12
Errors Of Youth.

IUsf RECEIVED AND oPENED-A full and
u excellent Gssoit tmeut OF perfumeIies and fancy
good. suitable Tor the holidays.
A lage stock OF drst-cass buokskn gloves chanois
skina bnger ootH, ETC., etc.
A fresh and large telck vi No. sage, sweet malone
thyme, pure ground black aud cayenn pepper.
cbo ce assortment OF Havana and other cigars
chewing tVlacooa
a complete assortment Of fancy soaps, hond sapo-
p0wdurs, lair brushes, combs, sc. -
dns selection Of neckt.es. collars, cuffs, eto at
foSrEklS DRUG STORE,
Front and West streets,
apI9lt1 .... Wilmington Del.
Delaware Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1843-1874, 1874-03-12
HEART DISEASE.

A SIZE OIALTY.
Having regAined my health and resumed the prsc-
CO OF medicine, will hereafter make q specially
Of Heart DiseGss and Kidney AID Dropsieal Anec-
E,o.t and West streets Mrs Q. FOSTER, n, p.
AlA0 On hano full and complete hssortmsnt of
IIusses Braces, Supporters, Susveisories Ard eyr-
lnsss for Females. Mls, L. FcSTEh, ID. Di
l-c!5 -'1 q
Delaware Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1843-1874, 1874-03-12

EoSTER'5 OhialSAL PoLApE Fer berbere
T use the cheapest and best in tile narhsts TO-
ssher wthers soaps, bTrah.s co nbs, spongess pew.
dsIs aud BARRIERS supplies generally stths vsy dwsss
essA yrices. Csl oud sfe NJ
FosTER's DRUG 81 oSE,
FRonf and West sGee3ay
Wflmin9tpn, QG.
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frRrs lea ing 1ellnington, st 1850 A: NJ eqnDeets
~.th tram leaving Philadslpaa at $50 a. a,
Train leaving Wilmington ut b2o Y. NJ conDeots
WITH tram mieating Philadelphia ut 800 z: NJ
Train arriving at Wilmington 30 A M. connects
with tram tor Phuadslphia at $40 "A. N
Traiu arriving at Wilmington at 3.3O =. M' Win
tam fog Philadelphia at 400 i. M.
Omnibus transfer hstY zen w. " WI and r. w g
n Jepu- and car OF w .taington City 4. r. aaFront
snd Market STA, by NJ yMullon & seal, at cents tor
uaeh pssrngsI and eeuts for each pteoe OF baggage
!Gr Jl-tt DAVID OONElLi huPt'
W II CORNELL. General Azont
Delaware Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1843-1874, 1874-03-12

The above cut represents the table resdy for use,
which claim 70 be the best invented from the
fact that possesses all the qualities necessary sup
ply all the wants Of any lady who desires her ironing
done neatly and with the least possible difficulty.
The following are some OF its advantages over ali
other tables, viz:
l. By Its peculiar construction, a lzdy's skirt, or
any article OF underwear be placed over the end
Of the table without Lifting up the top, and by the
peculiar Shape of the toy The can be wdened
out which greatly facilitates the ironing OF the upper
part Of the skirt.
g. ls superior strength, all the irons being wrought
out Of the best material, and then being firmly put
together, makes article that will, with ordinary
care, last a lifetime.
3. When done using, 1t can be folded up so as to
take but little more room than an ordinary Ironing
board.
They can be seen or purch ased at No. or East
Fourth street. the right for New Castle county hav-
Ing been purchased by a gentleman Of Wilmington.
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Delaware Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1843-1874, 1874-03-12
RAILROAD ADyBRTlsBNBSfs,
r..g-. r-o.snsssHs,, Philadelphia, W1lminRi oS
lit5sssg5 ] III ~ and baltimore Rntl h0nL
nrrxxnrn 6, 1873,

Trains viii leave whining ton - follows for
PhiIa,ialphlA aud Intermediate Stations, 0o, 10,
o 10. 10 40, a. M, y 90, ! 20. ID, 10 ~, y. 70.
PhiIadephia and New York. 20, T. m, IL ~ ~
p. m. q. .,nu. 20 ro d no
Bstim9re % ~ e ani Washington. II 81, sv a. N, 2s.
rains for Delaware Division, leave for
NV Castle, I2 IS, 10 10 y. m, l25, eS, 500 p. m
Seafold aud inta mediate statious i25J, ioloa m
pe'msr and inter mediate station II 65. 10 10 a. N.
SrrNDAY TRAINS.
Phusdo pt 10 An INT 'rmcdate stations, i2 81 IN
44j, 6 up.
Bllt 10 ore and Washington, 70 GO, ID g. N.
For further Information passengers are fetsiso "
'ID TsriIiS q. II. KINNEY. sup't.
Delaware Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1843-1874, 1874-03-12

CONNkSIlOSD
at Wilmington, with uahg en- PLiisdsiphia VIZ
ulnzton = Baltimore, aud Delaware kninosas ~
Chadlstor with trains On PhiiadelphiA " baHuAeIo
Central Rsiroad NJ Coatesynle with tfAns on rsnn-
aYivanis Railroad, and 81 teading with uans on
fhiladelplie y Reailng Lebanon Valley .Esst Peui
G. RfOLz,
ieh, General gurerintintsndsnt