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The Tipton advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Cedar Co., Iowa) 1856-1962, 1875-07-08

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SHERIFF SALE.

By ylri9e Of a special Execution 10 me
directed issued from the Office VI the Clerk
OF the flrcaII Court. Ia and for the &C unity
OF rszs anu state vG n. lH 4asos 80 rsussa-
gAr1nsr 4 Anthony and II A. and J. T.
Rice. have levied upon the following
property 49, the property Cf tie said n. A.
aud z. K2ee ts-wil:
Lots nam her i've 81 and SIX f6l an bloc
number eight "a tie toxin " stan God
Cedar county. Iowa.
Aud saaI. offer The - 1le for sale at the
Coar1 Hsuss q Dor IN the town Of TIpkpn IN
said Gasnky on SATURDAY the 10th A4y 0t
Jlly. A. D. ISIS al ten o'clock a. m os
said dav. 70 satisfy said Execution and
co.ts iaxt IA ~ sserua thereon
dated this sin a.. June A ID. Is-5.
John D. sHEAREg
24zg Sheriff. Of Cedar county, iowa.
The Tipton advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Cedar Co., Iowa) 1856-1962, 1875-07-08

To ali g3son IL may egI4Ge III.
TIE Com rafsEtoE4e- Ega.+5t1ssa 70 Nkcstr 3
ksgag4y saEa n eEEaag - tlnsEf st. hEn.
iF-1 goa@ 18th m ~ eaEstA-s - coFLer ~
SEC. sosnStffg - rang ! ~e-s IT the 5fh y.
Ea. q ez3 ~ eSG - fInnsfg hence nort 0
sixty deg. sesi e. -as4. there poTtA any.
one DE-. Ees; :. 81 rot 3ss-nee soHs b
e3s aly-k deg sess = T1ts, thence NORTH
:. s0-l, Ard E-.HsnatsHg - i@e Jones cnu n
fy Hae. aaas report-1f 10 szgsF uf tie vacation
tnereas aua sl& OBJECTIONS thereto or claims
fer csmsg-s must b- 4+-t IN tie Auaifur
s.rise- on o. tse4orr Nom cf the si.t day o.
July a. u ~. ~ Sura 4 igHgsy viii H. Va.
ca 81 = iGhJat EeE-reae- Thereto.
GOREAE CARROLL, Co Auditor
Jane Ista fs-5 .J~s
The Tipton advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Cedar Co., Iowa) 1856-1962, 1875-07-08

stera9sices received firm fa.ncx.
tie scene Of the recent e3rraiful earth
quake 10 South America, rather in
crease than mitigate the horr.ss Of
the siigxtlon. Gusnca MS ctr 10
Ecuador, having populsison u
z0.Gsg9. oast-d in . vide plain. Ten
thousand Of tie inhabitants we're
killed At 'he outset by being swallow
I'd gp, " by falling walls Many u
the survivors were N re " lees III
jare5, aud Of these large numbers
hare since died. The people are
without fooo, shelter, Or medical at
teE1soee. wandering sboat the su-
surbs Of The destroyed city. II is
fesrsd that ibe puisef.esion u the
dead bolies Of tie victims will cause
q plague. sIpe OTTER towns besi6-s
Coe0es we're destroyed, And il Is ss-
;aaz.e3 that ta- io.al lo.s OF lie viii
sggregsse ~ seas; zo.1sgt. Sa5scrip-
slcts for tie r-s3st O. the sufferers
are oring made bv the people 81 The
s..4szr-see s:t.-5c-s 4 -cFe-r,aea,
commission VII investigate the esss-s
OF ;a~ calamity
The Tipton advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Cedar Co., Iowa) 1856-1962, 1875-07-08

Tie State Convention Of tie Re
publican parry 81 Iowa, which met a.
D.s Noiaes, ou "Wednesday Of last
veek, a. per report Of proceedings
published &C first page herewith, did
. JOB of wofs which has resolved en-
shusisstic p.s43ils, nor Only all over
tie State. H.. - oT1r lie ceseatrr.-
The atso.e performance was 10 most
rrzikes contrast 70 thai q he No
Names the week pserio1s In the
a,st p.41- lie Convention -As ..fge,
eEtt1sssst.c ard composed 81 IRE and
representative men Ehe platform
adopted Was pesstirs, progressive and
Tstri4s5e; and to oily ctrooe for The
~. .ulafisr cf ihe s4orrinees DOES 70.
~ u tasi. previous obscuritr.
Samuel ]. hfs~ood, the ReyubH-
can caaSi3s.c foa Governor, needs IL
tie Introduction n citizens II Iowa
TIE feeIifg thai nominated him 70
the ossee il spite of every discour-
agenert oa lis par sbort u re-itsra-
Ted = 1sss u seoept, exists all over
tie State. liz i known 10 te . man
u etss-scter. ~ inteisecs. ard II bon
or: al he wll lie elected Dy 9 ma
ic-ity Which VII surprise sven his
Supporters.
Hoa. j. q. sewbol5. the nominee
for Lieutenant Governor, i Henry
equity farmer He has The mos; .x-
celient qualities of both bead and
hear, which coupled with extensive
experience IN public affair, make bis
selection q wise and good o1e. Mr..
Newbo39 il the man who presided
With skill and dignity as Temporary
Chairman during the deadlock a,
The Iast Session q the Legislature.
For Supreme Judge. the selection
Of Austin Adams, q Dubuque. was
one in everywzy fitting 70 be made.
Mr.. A is man whose nature aud ar
quifements alike recommend him for
tie position. Born 10 Vermont. BE-
graduated d, Dartmouth In l.4-. and
subsequently, from the law depart
neDt e Harvard University. H
came 70 Dubuque in 1854, and has
built fot himself a reputation, not only
a. keen, s;roog and learned in the
Law, but also rs 3 man ard citizen
0cftkY q confidence and esteem.
81. Ateruethy, renominated fer
Superintendent II Public Instruction,
has made for himself record a. az
ALE and eFicl@n; servant 81 the pub
ilc which will fully warrant the re-
commitment u On, grea. educational
iEtesests into his hands. There vas
substantially no opposition 70 his re.
nomination ia 'ts Convention.
The entire ticket is FIRST clsss-iusl
sech All one Is Conventions nominate
when they come together as sepresen.
tatives Of the people aud follow out
without regard 10 previous wire-pull
ing Or log rolling, the popular will
The platform We give in full above
It is broad enough for almost any
man who has honestly at heart wha,
the politicians have 80 long been cry.
ing for--'true reform" In many in,
portant particulars, and especial,
upon the vital questions Of finance, oi
corporation controlling legislation
and Of preserving the entirety Of oul
present grand free school system, we
love to compare it with the windy
and fimsy document which answer.
like purpose for the No Name par
ty.
The Tipton advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Cedar Co., Iowa) 1856-1962, 1875-07-08

The Temperance Convention a,
Dss Moines On "Wednesday night
adopted platform declaring that al
temperance men are absolsed from
supporting the Republican party,
and left free TO unite with VIVA. or
ganiza'ion they see fit; declare.
against desecra:ion Of the Sabbath
in favor Of the free school system and
against division Of the school fund,
and provides for the appointment, Of
a sort Of State Central Committee,
who may if 50 disposed call = State
Central Committee, who may if 30
disposed call State Convention to
nominate State officers and perfect q
State organization. They will prob
ably not do the former.
The Tipton advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Cedar Co., Iowa) 1856-1962, 1875-07-08

The importation of FIRE crackers
this year will amount to 800, 900 box.
es, an increase Of 100 ,0e0 boxes over
last years importation. 1t is little
curious that scientific knowledge and
inventive genius Of this country have
proved Inadequate for the manufac-
ture OF these explosives. All attempts
TO produce them ia this country, so
as to compete with the imported srti-
Gle, have failed. They are made
exclusively in China and Japan, and
cost in New York, in bond, Clio per
box, containing forty packs Of eighty
crackers each, and st 81 per box
containing forty packs Of seventy
i've crackers each.
The Tipton advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Cedar Co., Iowa) 1856-1962, 1875-07-08

Col. Robert Snyth AMI be friends
haze reason TO feel proud Of the
strength be displayed in The egnv-n-
ton a. Dies None. for Governor.
When the delegation le.r sere for the
convention the only county known 20
be in has favor in addition TO Linn
sss G@3ar county, the too es.tiny .
total vote Of o0lv twenty-five. Not
~i.hstaGding this the Colonel and
his friends ia TIE short time they
were Oh the ground previous to the
assembling Of the colvention so won
upon the delegates tina, he received
On the informal bsllo. III votes.
Had not the movement 10 favor Of
kirkwood carried he convention 50
BIZ storm, and had his name been
kept out q the list. j, is thought By
many RIA, Snyth would have been
the choice 81 the convention. The
result must BE- highly gratifying 10
the Caonsl and his mos, sznzuine
friends .-Isfa, Eqgtfs Republican.
The Tipton advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Cedar Co., Iowa) 1856-1962, 1875-07-08

In Ohio the German newspapers
are denouncing the imitation plank OF
the Democratic party in unmeasured
terms. A leading Cincinnati Ger.
man paper says: "However bad the
temperance nuisance may be, com
pared to the mischief that has been
and will be done by this paper swim
ois' 1t Is harmless. A victory in this
direction cannot and will not be an.
ceuraged. These paper swindle doc.
trlnes must be opposed wherever
they sppear."
The Tipton advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Cedar Co., Iowa) 1856-1962, 1875-07-08

TIE Nev Yak Wlrld-she iead-
ing Democratic organ Of the country
gives the fnsnce eiaak OF the Iowa
What Is il this emphatic end0rss-
Denf.
at Is ooz worth uhiie 10 discuss .
fiscal policy founded upon such ig-
soranoe. and fabricated With such
absurd iucoAercace.7
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Te yLoEE + E-y concern.
Notice Is hereby given shat there : ns8
an lie Ia the office ~ 1a- E4eE1 of lE- Nlr-
eatf Court of Iva within and for Cedar
eogcfy, The c ssas report ssf Il Dosfsn znG q.
dya:sri-f aS3I IAa%EtEG ~ 81 TIE resxse 81 /.
y Gabriel ds-- As-5 showing full settle
menI xitE saad state. IhAt tsr gsfa day q
August go tas- second a2y Of tue nslt
term % ssl4 1xy48rt j. sci fsr snsl n-srgng on
said rst0xl TEfag - ia administrators will
De discharged II NO sH15~!rni objection tie
tfen ms4s-
Dated 81 Upton. i8sA. jnue i9ih- 2s7s-
Nm II VAN sss~- fTerE fHr~n8f renrt-
v e.sL LaadE q Tss->. Ally tsr sa1En n ~
The Tipton advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Cedar Co., Iowa) 1856-1962, 1875-07-08

After the nomination Of Gov. ARK
rood No response being received,
Gen- Ed. Wrigks telegTaPhed hin,
why IN fhuader don't yoG acoeps
The GoverDor replied. III must,
say res for De.s Here is . case
where the okoe was seeking The
The Tipton advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Cedar Co., Iowa) 1856-1962, 1875-07-08

A wagon containing nine members
Of the family Of Mr.. Montgomery was
swept sway while trying TO cross
Middle river, in Adsir county, last
Aond4y, snd the father, mother, two
children snd . DR.. Baker were
drowned.
The Tipton advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Cedar Co., Iowa) 1856-1962, 1875-07-08

Sacred and profane disputation is
vaSing in Missouri Is TO whether the
grasshoppsrs took their departure
Just before Or just after the d.v of
prayer appointed by the Governor,
The Tipton advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Cedar Co., Iowa) 1856-1962, 1875-07-08

Dan X. Albright, of Fl. Madison,
wanted to leave this world. Last
Monday, while on Lake Michigan
steamer, he poisoned himself, shot
himself and then jumped overheard.
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l.. 2. THOMPSON, Prop


Heehi Reed & Co, Of Bent 4 CottreH
BkDCGHAM has stood for service at Bright
on, Mass, for siu); but the proprietor, v ish-
ing 10 improve the stock in this State has
decided to 0sCr his service for 8 limited
number Of mare- ttis seasGu only, al low
term. a. above.
By Wilke-' Spirit u as Times you will see
that Mr.. Salisbury, living near Salt Lake
City, Utah, purchased the brown stallion
Woburn Of Mr. Alden Goldsmith at very
high figures, and that Woburn trotted in
2s50 at . private trial last fall. He is own
brother to Brougham.
Each succeeding yea: adds new isarels to
Old HamhletOni4n fame, and the past year
has witnessed q prouaer triumph for him
than any that has preceded il. OF the one
hundred and fifty six trotters that scored
2:Jo or better during the year 1874, twenty
seven are his descendants in the male line /.
Of the thAy seven that beat 2:.5 he has
twelve, and 0,.e i,alf - the number that have
beaten $50 20 10 his .rsdit, In this coRnec-
ton We deem Il advisable 10 publish the list
Of trotters with record Of 2:as or better,
descended from Rysdyk'. HaJabletonian In
the male line The following has been care
fully complied, and Is thought to be full and
complete.
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Saturday, JsIy 3is,. 4. d. 1875.
Farm for Sale!

The farm known - the Gnyer farm. two
miles west OF Inland. In for sale on reason
able terms. On said farm are houses. never
farm 10 well improved generally, Enanirs
Of Samuel Wampier or p. 3. Tenn pleton .ons
and half miles west O! Inland fsroS
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BROUGHAM
Prom Rysds Z azmbietonian,
VIII make the sea-nf u as al the stable u
IKCMps0E & galley,
tItaI "a row .

bROEgj ~ = ~ Ig-se1 ne property u
benJ : IatAin Bs0aatlug sirDF- E1-anga co.
n. r.. e-pt Is. l>1 III is h-satifai ma
Aogsay bsxs Stands i5.5 h2BGs higa, has vers
fne trottinx action, great style and sub
stance, and can show q 2 IS gait, but Ia.
never been handled for speed.
HgOTGHAM was sired by Rysdyk's Ham
blstonian. Dam By Telegraph, he by Cas- siu.
NJ Clay. Dr., be by old C&ssi1s VI. CLAY, b.
by Henry Clay. he by Andrew Jackson
Grand dam BY Friday, he by imported Trus
tee. Weighs in fair condition 30 pounds
We will show hIm with pleasure TO any one
wishing 10 see him.
Good stable and pssturage for mares. Ac
eicents and escapes At owners risk Sea
son commences April y, and ends July 4th
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Nm II. IVES gseA The Lev Hsht nsfaod
10. trim ming ECrN~s. Also sp&s lEE CATTLE
xp~ciAlsfy- Satisfaction guaranteed. SE
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ADMINISTRATOR. NOTICE.

hDMANbS AAGOHS NOTICE.
Notice Is hereby given that the under
signed mas this day been appointed by the
circuit court Of Cedar County, Iowa AID.
ministrator ~ the estate o. syIvanus &.
Iuits, deceased; and all persons having
Chains against said estate are hereby mott
ned To nie them with the Clerk al said
Court. clearly stated and my sworn tn
ana persons owing said estate are notified
70 make tfn mediate payfD. ut to the under.
signed.
Date; u Upton, Iowa, this leth aay q,
June, A. ID. 1875 VI
HENRY s. MogGRIDGE. Admir-
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Terms, $2j.~.

PA asle in cash or negotiable note al time
OF service Mares that do not prose 10 be
in foal will be entitled TO services Of horse
rsxi year Without charge.
Fer n rtf ~ ~ rftfnFs grrrfrs =
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VlDIl!lAY. SEPTEMBER |. 1875,
On the Fair Grounds, Des
MOtnes, Iowa.

THIS herd Was established in 1886 and no
l. public or private sales of beifers has
been % ade up 70 this u me, and the purchases
made from the different her.s In the east
during that period togsther.wath the atuT-
al Increase, has en- srged the herd so a. to
render IL necessary 10 be reduced in size
This sale will com prise the entire herd over
one year old except few not in saieAble
condition. Since the herd was founded
care has been used to Eecure the services Of
the bsst n Aies 20 be found in tire country.
Among them 9Th Duk of Goo. ness P!uia-
wood Lad, Ereastp plate Jr. aud MAJOR Dun
can. The fem aiss are repTssen tatiyes Of
many u the most popular families CT the
day. and as for the Individual merit Of the
entire lot xs can ES.ely LAY are &c ual 10 any
herd o. ike size ever offered fof sale x the
west.
TEkks or sALgs-six month. credit. with.
Gut interest II paid when due: IL nn,, ten
per cent. from date. Notes payable al First
Nation al Bank. Newton. Iowa
Liberal discount for cash
Catalogues On application
J. q. LONG, Monroe, Jasper 70, Iowa.
Col. ]. w. JuDr, Auctionser.
=. u. The day after this sais at : am = pfaee
k!. u. sersZrsr D. N FIinn and Marx Finn
sell lsfSe Lsfd 81 St.os ~n9sss sw.g,@ow
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Road NOticc..No. :SsG.
To all whom IL may concern:
The Commissioner appointed 10 yscate a
highway commencing at the southeast cor
ner OF SEC nuJnDer /. township II, north
range 2. west Of 5th y. IN . In Cedar county.
running thsncr vest one mile, and known
a. the Warner Consent road has reported in
IAsof OF The vacation thereof, and all objec-
tioBs thereto, or ella ms for az IMAGES must
De nied in the Auditors Office on or before
noon Ut the 3ist day Of July, a. d. 1876, or
such highway viii be vacated without ref
erence thereto.
l5wi MokEAL CARROLL. Co Auditor
Yorkville enquirer. [volume] (Yorkville, S.C.) 1855-2006, 1875-03-04
SOUTH CAROLINA NEWS.

The News boasts that thirteen babies were
born in Greenvlle on Friday of last week.
Col. D. johnson has been appointed post
master at Unionville, in place of Mrs. F. A.
Goss, resigned.
Ex-Governor Moses has filed petition
for voluntary bankruptcy. His liabilities are
put down at 92,451.50. The amount Of his
assets are hardly worth mentioning.
The Board of County Commissioners of
Union county have dispensed with the servi-
ces of clerk, thereby saving to the county
several hundred dollars per annum.
Mai. j. Stark Sims, one of the oldest and
most respected citizens Of Union county, died
at his residence near Jonesville, in that coun-
ty, on Sunday of last week.
The Spartanburg Spartan learns that
Can't. Fred. Latham will enter enthusiastical-
ly into the laudable enterprise of stocking
Broad river with shad. He proposes to
place FISH way" in the Cherokee dam.
The Winnsboro' lNe,os announces the
death of Mr.. Abraham F. Lumpkin, which
occurred in that town on the 9th ultimo.
Mr.. Lumpkin died in the ffty-sixth year of
his age, and was prominent citizen OF the
county.
A meeting of the survivors of the Hamp-
ton Legion was held on Wednesday evening
of last week, at the hall of the Vigilant Fire
Company, in Charleston, Gen. James Conner
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of the bill will be to destroy the National ex-
istence of the party which originated and en-
acted it, in which it was prompted by vndic-
tiveness more than the desire to confer upon
the negro greater rights and privileges than
he now enjoys in the South. All Liberal Re-
publicans view it in this light, and Repub-
lican Senator who opposed the measure, in
speaking of the evil effects which are certain
to flow from the bill, said that as a party
measure it was suicidal in the extreme. Said
he: "The radical party has got all the negro
votes anyhow, SO it will gain nothing in that
direction. But on the other hand this thing
will array against it all the railroad interests,
all the hotels and tavern keepers, and all the
theatre proprietors, and the combined intiu-
ence of these will affect thousands and thous-
ands of votes
We will publish the full text of the bill in
our next issue.
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LOCAL AFFAIRS.
NEW ADVERTISEMENTS.

II. w. Cawson, Deputy Messenger-1n Bankrupt
cy-First meeting Of Creditors-ln the Mat
ter of E. s. Phister, Mrs. c. Randall, Bank
rupts. n
J. Wilson Marshal and others-Notice to Tres
passers.
T. NJ. Dobson & Co.-Garden Seeds-Shirtng-
Table Knives--Laties' Shoes-One Man
Cross-Cut $ Saw--Backing Brushes-Cloth
Top Shoes-Goat Shoes-Paper and Envel-
opes--Powder and Fuse-Good Morning,
Mr.. SmitI-Ell's Patent -Comb-lhe
Tropic Stove-Lamp Powders--Buttoned
-Guanos-Kd Shoes-How DO you
do, Mr.. .Jones-Nails and Iron.
c. G. Parish, Agent-Groceries and Dry Goods.
D. V. Walker-Horses and Mules.
w. P. Hobbs-Great Bargains.
Yorkvile Furniture tore-Chairs-Bedsteads-
Walnut -Safes-Bureaux-I
Hat Repairing -Cradles-Mattress-
eS.
H. F. Adckes-At Cost-Standard Novels.
w. D. Russell, Administrator-Ap Application for
Discharge.
John Waters and others-Notice to Trespassers:
Geo. w. Chalk IL Co., Charlotte, N. .C.,-Commis-
sion Merchants.
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all officer in the Confederate service, in ma
king up his staff, has conferred the appoint
ment of quartermaster general upon Captain
Hood, who served n'the Union army. '''''ln
consequence of the great falling off in impor-
tation in New York. and the heavy duty on
low-priced wines and other commodities,
many bonded warehouses in that city are
about to be closed and the owners of build
ings have received notices that their stores
will not be needed after May 1.'''''''''The
members Of the old Tammany Ring at New
York have made an offer to pay three millions
of dollars into the city treasury on condition
of the discontinuance of the criminal suits and
the release of Boss Tweed The offer was
made to the district attorney.