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Orangeburg times. [volume] (Orangeburg, S.C.) 1872-1875, 1874-09-17

An Ohio woman has inst obtained
aiysrdioto OF $11, 600 damages against o
railroad company, nne Of whose trains
ran over and mashed herSfoot III the
company had not shown that there wasn't
room enough lin the neighborhood for
the train and the foot both, the dam
ages would doubtless have been much
heavier. - q -
Orangeburg times. [volume] (Orangeburg, S.C.) 1872-1875, 1874-09-17
nyESrpsrs,

Flour dull and nncliahged. Corn, finn, sst
s5c. Oats casier, at 55c. Mess pork, dnll and
nominal Lard, firm; at 18@17c Bacon,
firm shoulders, 1910; clear rib, 14111c; clear;
Orangeburg times. [volume] (Orangeburg, S.C.) 1872-1875, 1874-09-17
IgThe lsico divorce suss Tor fraud, n az,

gTshe Rico divorce suses fraud IN age
iseausing great excitement in Boston. II should
warn young men not to marry IN haste Rice is
but % his bride 81. He swears that she n,adb him
believe sle was but his own ago Ising Magnolia
Balm upon her face, neck and hands. Poor youth
He probably found her elbows werei't quito 40 soft
and pretty. Ought Hagan 10 be indicted We know
of many similar cases. This BALM gives q most
wonderful pearly and natural complexion, 10 which
wo dont objeet. We like pretty women. 10 stnsli
the picture, tlsy should use Lyons Knthsirop upon
The hair With pearly chin, rosy cheeks, and soft,
Orangeburg times. [volume] (Orangeburg, S.C.) 1872-1875, 1874-09-17
Aa 3. .issAsEIYiLLa.

Flour; S460@6. co. n Wheat, : 5I 20. Z, Corn.
s90@95c. Oats, 6o@65c. Lard, l5c. Bacon
shoulders lilo alears.ab sides, IA clear clear
siaes slianle, cured, i6cs an paolsed
Orangeburg times. [volume] (Orangeburg, S.C.) 1872-1875, 1874-09-17

Q recent marriage ceremony at,
llBtoIi, tin SlantIS fIfe wed ding ring
was placed on the third toe Of the
brides left foot l1eealss 5shs had no
Orangeburg times. [volume] (Orangeburg, S.C.) 1872-1875, 1874-09-17


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: al sany speed Has our new 17iseda Coitxoyzey
which allows essy movement OF needlebar ana
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n observation-disclosures most cdrSflI sn Tr&IsHTlf.s
is hnnfactured by the siost and
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Orangeburg times. [volume] (Orangeburg, S.C.) 1872-1875, 1874-09-17

AN AoT OF JUSTICE. ID Doubling Cas-
tie wassa sad stumbling lock in the
path of Bunyan's Christian, though it
cou1 dn't harsh his way to: truth. We can
sympath ike with the pilgrim, for doubt
always besets us when we are asked to
believe sanything particularly extraor-
dinary. Consequ emily, when we heard,
Some ei9h teen months ago, that q ply
sician inaC Ca1ifornia. had compounded,
from the Juices and extracts of certain
herbs found there, o medicine that cured
almost every variety of blood disease,
we we're sincredn lona. Since then Ne
have! hsds opportunitiessof testing the
* ccuracg of the report, and are free to
admit that our doubts have vanished.
Seeing what wo have aean, knowing
what we know, it is impossible for us to
question the remedial properties Of DR..
Walkers Vinegar Bitters. That this
famous vegetable tonic, alternative, and
antiseptic is d specific for dyspepsia,
liver complaint, chronic enstipation,
fever and ague, bilious intermittents,
screfulous taint inathe bleod, incipient
consumption, local and general debility,
rheumatism, sick headache, and diseases
of the kidneys, seems to besa matter
beyond the pale of controversy a fired
fact in medical HiSto,ys The state
ments of friends, in whose yeracity and
intelligence we have full confidence,
corrob oborated by our own personal OBJ
servation, compel ms to admit the sur
passing merits OF the preparation ~.
Orangeburg times. [volume] (Orangeburg, S.C.) 1872-1875, 1874-09-17

lsiFeia fraSn n Railroad Car, and nearly
broke his neck. Pat pickeashim up. rubbed him
with Mexican Mustang Ilni.2ent, and sent him on.
tby the next train. Falls bruises cuts, contusions
1amenesa and such accidents are constantly occur
ring, There Is nothing SO sure, safe, cheap and
conSeniontas tho celebrated Mustang Imminent. 1t
costs but so csnts and 81 90 per bottle, and no Fam
lily owne- of Horses should be without It. There
ia no flesh, bone and muscle alrnens upon man or
ANIMAL like Rheumatism, Bruises, SPAWN and lame
ness which 1t will not alleviate or cure Why wilt
yon suffer2 Beware of counterfeitss IL ia wrapped
In a Bteei-plato engraving, rigneat.G G. w. West
brock, Chemist 80 -.
Orangeburg times. [volume] (Orangeburg, S.C.) 1872-1875, 1874-09-17
.gise araps sVino swig,die

Geo. w. Campbell, the WNIa-known'
horticulsErist Of Ohio, Eas the idl lowing
pertinent remarks to make non q sub
iect th,,t needs moro attsntion than At
receives il glibstongtad follow
comes -around with an ENORMOUSLY large,
ioblcng, light colored grape apecimen In
9 bottle lof alcohol, md represents that
i is hasdy healthy. duetiye, and
every way suited to the wants Of the
yites you 10 Invest three dollars, more or.
less, in q vine which he will sell you,.
don't do itl s For the vine you get will
no moro Bear such grapes as he Exhibits
than itt VIII bear bottles of alcohol,
ready corked with grapes inside. This
swindling dodge has been pretty extern
siyely worked In many Quarters, ana /
have received letters Of anxious inquiry
fr0m several victims Of misplaced con-
fdence who have purch based vines from
these swind ling scamps. One called
his graz tho Empress another Fepres
sented himself Las my agent, and the
grape he was he was selling as o wonder.
lful new hybrid of my sFroduc sionsss An
| other sstiH repreaensed that the grape
The showed sRas the Croton, and that, he
was elling for Mr.. Underhill; /; but all
had the EenofmoIiS grape in a1cohol, !, and.
| NIL wafs ted for the vines which they of.
ferei from three to five dollars each.
Now HaS grapes which they exhibit
are the foreign, imported maiug eape;.
and if the syines offered were {such as,
would diice those grapes, theytSyould
Ehe of instabout asmuolivaIu for growth
lin open air in this country as so. .manS
orange OF lemon trees, and yoSs could,
Tssif;S5 > o1anges
and lemons as these Malaga gsapess
But the vines theu aall at these large
prices, are what they can :bny cheapest,
general loncordB, Catawbas or Clin-
tons long before the vines come
into bearing the veracioua gentleman
puts q safe 5istance between himself;
and his yictima and you may be sure,
he will never infest The came regions o.
second time: 3S.a.l !. q
TIC is eininently safe to distrust oil
marvellous stories Eof @-wonderfnl new
fruits OF nnheard excel ellenca. which can
only be- found in the hhnds Of sstragi
lgling and Irresponsible agents. IF
IsuchI fruits had AN existence they would
Eat oncesbe procured by all enterpriaing
and responsible nurserymen, and the
lpublic Would have On opportunity OF
procuring them from known and relia-
BILE sources. j
Orangeburg times. [volume] (Orangeburg, S.C.) 1872-1875, 1874-09-17
DIES, SAVE YOUR DRESSES /,
Smiths Instant Dress EIerator.,, 4

s N X lEtErlroH I, axsd IN ~ They give
sporfest n is stiie verdict 81 All
WHO Try them. They anye fitnnyifinies sIteir
coat In one dress. This =. Elevator IS The crliy
scne thaiiwlll les the dressl down amer being
HAiITlnEl Beware oTrIfdITATI0Hs. as they
syttV llQIus arc .ioIlyB than WoRTIlIESS Sec
that each Is stamped Sniit rs Instant Dress E.si
/ yatcr.p Price 10 censs each, MAILED FREE.
Whoiesale. $40 Per Ftffohss GREAT OFFER.
two Elevators y viii be 1Iyen FREE as a Pre-.
TRATED .PATTERN sBAZAAhp one wear, sendinq
Ono Dollar and Ten Cents Best and cfespsst Faslis
ion Book In the WORLD Send stamp for illustrated
Catalogue. Address p. o. Box 5U55.
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Orangeburg times. [volume] (Orangeburg, S.C.) 1872-1875, 1874-09-17

THE COMING WAVE, or. The Hidden
Treasure OF High Rock. is mo-. Illus. ai SO. ~
SUNNY SHORES, or. Young Amcricn in
'Itely ann Aristrie. i8 no., Illus 81 90. sts
Either volume aent postpaid on receipt OF the
price.
! LEE q &isHEPARD, Publishers, Bosten.
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sADXERTIsERSI A S Am: Newspaper Union repre.
s1Asemts over 300 papers, divided tnfo ufdiyis
ions. sSeud cent stamp for Map showing location
Of papera. with Scombihed and separate lists Civ.
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FAY t. Apply now. q. .SVsBbsr q 90. Msssono ss o
The Tipton advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Cedar Co., Iowa) 1856-1962, 1874-01-29

MUsCATINE has the railroad fever
again-a disease that has been epi-
demic there regularly 10 these many
wears without serious results. This
time the disease takes the Grand Con-
tinental type. On Saturday evening
at a large and enthusiastic meeting of
the Citizens Association resolutions
were passed warmly endorsing the
bills recently introduced into Con-
gress by the Hon. S. A. Hurlbut, of
Illinois, and the Hon. G. w. McCrary,
of Iowa, looking to the charte ring Of
one or more national railways from
the East to the West, and giving it as
their opinion that this is the most
practicable solution of the great prob
lem Of cheap transportation yet men,
toned. The people there think that
the great continental railway projec.
ted from New York to Omaha will be
the first to avail itself Of the privileges
of national charter, and that the
road will cross the Mississippi at that
Doint.
The Tipton advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Cedar Co., Iowa) 1856-1962, 1874-01-29

SOMETHING NEw.-Mr. d. r.
Town, OF Rochelle, ILL.,, is at present
in this place engaged in teaching a
new method of enlarging and color
ing in cravons and water colors. He
has many fine specimens of his work
which he will be pleased to show to
any who may call for the purpose at
the residence of Mr.. S. NJ. Town,
Just north of Steam Mill on opposite
side of street. Mr.. Town will also
enlarge portraits in either crayons OF
water colors, and guarantee satisfac-
ton. Some lifelike specimens Of this
work may be seen at the Postofice.
The Tipton advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Cedar Co., Iowa) 1856-1962, 1874-01-29

THE alacrity with which oul
sidewalks were cleaned of the late
heavy fall Of snow and made com.
fortably passable we think excep-
tional in towns no larger than Tip
ton. Most of the citizens brought
out volunteer fatigue corps along
their respective premises without
any delay; and those who seemed
inclined to wait for a more conven-
lent season were promptly served by
the municipal authorities with no.
tice reminding them of the ordinance
for such case made and provided.
The Tipton advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Cedar Co., Iowa) 1856-1962, 1874-01-29

A BRILLIANT WoRK.--We have
on our table the anxiousiy expected
January Quarterly issued by the
world famous seedsmen and florists,
Briggs & Brother, Rochester, N. Y,
and although we had anticipated
from the previous announcement of
the firm to see something quite
elaborate, we were not prepared to
see the wondrous combination OF
brilliant colors displayed on the cal
endered cover, to say nothing of the
beautiful Typography of the book
proper, which is printed upon rose
tinted paper. 1t is surprising that
these elaborate publications can be
sent four times year for the low
price of twenty-five cents, but we
suppose the subsequent purchases Of
Seeds, Bulbs or Plants. make the
firm whole upon their very liberal
outlay for printers ink. The mag
ni6cent Parlor Chrome for 1874 ian
engraving Of which is presented in
the Catalogue), was the work Of
Muntz & Co. We pronounce it the
finest floral chrome we have ever
seen, and shall take the first oppor-
tunity to grace our sanctum with it.
1t is hardly necessary to say that
Briggs & Brother are al the head OF
the largest Seed house in the world,
and that nearly 10000 dealers in
North America buy their seeds to
sell again. The parlor chrome is
most happy hit on the part of the
artist. 1t represents several vases
of flowers standing upon marble
floor, with large mirror, in which
are reflected the objects in front of
it-one vase with medallion, which
does not show in the foreground, but
which is revealed in the reflection; a
vase with goldfish is also reflected
in the mirror, and the skill Of the
artist in showing the effects of the
light and shade, as above described,
is worthy Of the highest praise. The
inverted buildings, as mirrored in the
globe, is very artistic conceit.
The Tipton advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Cedar Co., Iowa) 1856-1962, 1874-01-29

TnE Second Annual Banquet Of
the City Hall Association, which was
held in this place on the 10th inst,
in some way escaped notice last
week. Those who were present unis
formly pronounce ii one If the most
pleasant and enjoyable social gather-
ings they ever attended. The
weather was unfavorable. and the
company not large one, but the
lack OF a crowd in no way married
the enjoyment OF the forty or fifty
couples who participated.
Mr.. j. T.. Miller, the landlord Of
the Miller House provided the sup
per, and proved himself quite equal
to the occasion. Tables were spread
in the unfinished second story rooms
of Reicherts' building, which were
pleasantly accessible by the entrance
from the same floor Of the City Hall
building. The Mahogany Band,
from Clinton. made excellent music.
The Tipton advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Cedar Co., Iowa) 1856-1962, 1874-01-29

The Burns Festival at Stanwood
Monday evening, we are Informed
was a decided success. One hun.
dred and ffty-eight guests found
places at the bountiful supper pro-
vided by 5. r. Houghton; and the
programme was afterward carried
out with great satisfaction to all con-
cerned. We were very unwillingly
deprived the pleasure Of attendance,
and had hoped some of our friends
who were more fortunate would send
us brief account of the proceed
ings.
The Tipton advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Cedar Co., Iowa) 1856-1962, 1874-01-29

A RUNAWAY, with quite serious
result to one Of the horses, took
place Monday. As Mr.. kiser, who
lives few miles west of town, was
passing near the railroad in sleigh,
which was also occupied by his
mother, his team took fright at the
cars and becoming uncomfortable,
dashed off the bridge across the track
overturning the sleigh and breaking
the tongue in such way as to at
once disengage themselves from it.
This last was fortunate for the occu.
Of whom was much
injured by the upset. The team.
however, did not fare SO well. They
ran wickedly east ON Fourth street,
and when they passed Cedar one Of
them was observed 10 be running on
three legs, which soon brought them
to stand still, when it was ascer-
tanned that in some way wholly con-
jcctural he had broken his of fore
leg Just above the pastern joint. He
was fine young grey horse, and was
with much difficulty loaded into .
sled to be taken home with the idea
of his recovery.
The Tipton advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Cedar Co., Iowa) 1856-1962, 1874-01-29

Editor AdUertiser; - Newspaper
itsms are not very prevalent In this
locality Just now. but It II possible
some Of your readers may be interest-
ed In word from this point Of the
county, although such report contains
nothing Of unusual occurrence. The
winter l. passing of quietly with our
people. al seeming happy and contsnt-
ed In the enjoyment Of the fruits oil
the past year, and In the posses.
sion most Of thsm, 81 health and pros.
peEity.
The leisure Of winter usually devel.
0pes some especial work or interesl
Ia every community, and Ne are ex.
perieneing no exception 70 such 5uls
this pleasant oeaeOn.
While the farmer-and ~ oeG
The Tipton advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Cedar Co., Iowa) 1856-1962, 1874-01-29

NoTIcE.--After this date (Jan.
ADD we will be found at w. H.
Cobb's old stand, next door to Char
ley Hammsnd's Bank, where we will
be pleased to see all our old CUSTOM
ers aud all their friends. We shall
be prepared this coming spring to
show ! larger stock and better prices
than ever before, in which fact cash
buyers viii be interested. Remem-
Der the place-at Cobb's old stand,
next door to the Bank.
n4w2 STEWARDS SHOE STORE.
The Tipton advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Cedar Co., Iowa) 1856-1962, 1874-01-29

nearly Allef yhAt ciass, sIthsr from 10
tseee = tce0pAtion-Are busy q pol
! feoll6g the crude ideas now provale6s
concerniae improvements. sfefoSme
and "ths lila we hsve,p .Shey sta -
voee soae time Ia comnon 80 Q,
balanceo f our people, TO other 0Attsso
The tempsran.e question h receiving
espeoiai attention. and the frien1e OF
reform Id that direction are earnest 10
their efforts. Although our town is not
burdened with the vice OF liquor
drinking beyond other places % ID
sire. still there il doubtless need Of re-
form, and 10 this the efforts are being
made. Public meetings for the discuss
sion 81 the hest method OF work, and
to awaken more interest,". have shssn
hell IN Ne church, and coneidSe a6le
interest 10 being developed. The pre-
vailing expression seems to be In favor
Of ! inors marked and decided public
sentiment opposed to the use Of intox-
icating drinks, and in restraining
young men from the vices associated
with drinking places. fsats
There has also been considerable re-
iigious interest developed In the COM
especially among those con.
nected with the Disciples or Chris
tan Church. They have been hold
Ing series Of meetings for some days
at the chapel, with some success In
to their number. The meet
ings still continue.
A very pleasant entertainment con-
sisting Of a concert aud readings was
held IN the Episcopal Church last FRI
day evening. in the interest OF the La
dies Aid Society Of that parish. Mr..
II. II. Russell. Of Davenport, gave the
and friends of the parish
from the same place executed the con-
cert part Of the programme. Welearn
that the enterprise was quite success.
full financially.
The adead lock" at Des Moines ex.
cited considerable interest for some
days, but all parties now appear graft
He'd ct the result Of the compromise,
and again seem careless about their in.
terests they have entrusted to other
hands. ~
The Tipton advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Cedar Co., Iowa) 1856-1962, 1874-01-29

GRANGE SECRETARIES throughout
this county, who would care to see in
the ADVERTISE = standing notice Of
the time Of their respective meetings,
together with the name and address
of each Secretary. will please send us
the necessary information. The old
directory and notices published last
year, were taken out of the paper be-
cause changc in the name Of the off,
GERS and the times Of the meetings had
made the whole thing SO grossly in
correct that it was worse than moth
ing. #
The Tipton advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Cedar Co., Iowa) 1856-1962, 1874-01-29

GooD.-The ADvEKrisER Office
was lnsde hungry and happy at the
s~..sv nQnenk last week Monday, b.
q beattifdl cake psesensed BY mine
host Miller, with Mrs. Ms. compli-
ments. 1t was sampled extensively
in quick time; and il, As we suppose,
It was specimen of the catering for
the Banqueters the Friday evening
previous, we don't blame them for
praising their supper.
The Tipton advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Cedar Co., Iowa) 1856-1962, 1874-01-29

IMPROVEMENTS in ones own town
are pleasant things to chronicle. We
have only recently spoken of the fine
store rooms in the City Hall building !;
and now that one Of the Reichert
rooms, just adjoining those on the
south, is finished, it will not be amiss
to devote paragraph to them-pre-
missing something, which though it
may sound boastful is strictly true,
that there is not finer retail sales
room in any city, large or small, in
the State Of Iowa than either of the
four thus ranged along together.
The rooms in Reichert's building
are the same depth as those In the
City Hall, ninety-6ve feet, and are .
little narrower-which does not in
iure their appearance as no staircase
is taken off in front leaving them Of
equal width clear through. The
ceilings are same height, and the
general finish much the same, but the
designer and worlanen have taken
advantage Of the opportunity offered
to make some improvement in minor
matters.
The room now occupied by w. H.
Cobb for his Dry Goods, Millinery
and Fancy Notion Store is certainly
a beauty. The effect Of the medal
lions and other ornaments IS height.
ened by their being left dark TO con-
trast with the white columns and
moulding. The counters also have q
large panel in front grained in admir-.
able imitation Of the walnut tops.
The seats along the ladies' side are
handsome cast-iron brackets. which
| may be swung clear out Of the way
by an ingenious patent device.
The other room will be finished
with equal taste; and both Of them
and indeed, the entire building, re-
fleets credit upon the enterprisina
firm who erected it, Messrs. Reicher,
Bros, and upon the builders, Worl
ing 4 Whitson, and still leaves {
share 6,r Ingman whose deft brush
gave s1e fnishJag touch q
The Tipton advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Cedar Co., Iowa) 1856-1962, 1874-01-29

ATTENTION is called to the card Of
Dentist Rigby. He has been with
US good while, and has character
as q skillful and careful operator,
well established. Those who may
have occasion for his services may
rest assured of being wen and faith
fully served, and by one who keeps
fully posted in the latest and best
methods Of operating. His rooms,
at his residence, south east corner of
Court Square, are easy Of access,
being on the lower floor.
The Tipton advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Cedar Co., Iowa) 1856-1962, 1874-01-29

\ ON ~DuIE," the veteran horse
which Mr.. VIM. Bagley brought with
him from tho south Il the close Of the
war came near m ignoble death by
drowning on Saturday last. Mr.. B.
was driving aeross Reeds mill pond
whittier he bad gone for ice, and
passing : thin spot suddenly found
his horses il the water. Long and
severe effort saved them lit being
found necessary to saw road thro'
the ice from where the accident oc-
CURED to the shore.
The Tipton advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Cedar Co., Iowa) 1856-1962, 1874-01-29
FROM LINN TOWNSHIP.
Monthly Report or school No. ?

Whole number enrolled 81. Aver.
age attendance -. The following
have lost no time: Nancy McKibben,
Marion McKibben, Douglas McKibben,
Maggie Rate, Jennie Rate. Amos An
DIRE, Adna Andre, Melissie Andre,
William Wallick, Lucy Ierbe, Albert
Zerbe.
/ First class administrative best:
Maggie Rate, Hattie Psrson, Samuel
Andre, Adna Andre and Odls Down.
Ing.
Second class five best: Amos An
Dire, William Mason, Daniel Down
Ing, William Rate, Melissie Andre.
Third class Five best: George Park
Lucy Zerbe, Cassie Shell, Mary Wal.
lick, Charles Shrope.
Fourth cIass-five best: Ludia An
DIRE, Addie Rate. Mile Wallic, James
Shrope, George Copenhaver.
Roll OF honor Maggie Rate, Adns
Andre, Josiah Richards, Jennie
Shrope. samuel Andre, William Ma.
son, Cornelia Shrope.
TILLMAT Tom. Teacher.