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oRaAAIzATtoN AND ELECTION sCDUEH.
After tho delegates had ali arrived in the bali.
and neaslg all taken thotr seats, Col. Lous
schatluar. Chairman Of tho Central Conmittec.
called tho Convention 10 order and said:
asszIExIa: A. Chairman Of tho Cook County Io-
cubnta Central Commttee. now eau this Convention
@4rts othe1 thsn hit thiu1 i this oou1enoa vii
i tns Ispuhlican party il 10 election Of esnIi-
a..e,t L. h,ye no aoast but thst NJ
ns q ho CO. n
during tho lhree years hsys hsd te houor to presie
Immediately after ths appointment OF the Central
Committee g1ye Instructions that that Committee At
eass ha .. ,ss as q
suggest further n.t Tint Committee 10 Instructed 10
Committee. whose duty il shsll 10 10 srs "a
20 Advisory Campaign Cou.nttee II It should
i ny d.pos.1 "; Irss once III To otsnd rtcilo
otni On tho II s!n door hase hsd i tstoi up. aud
for Tho candidates during Tho oamr4lgl Ii It n.euts
With ths!r wews. {Apllausol.
TEMPORARY CHAIRMAN.
Chsses II. Ham then uoved thst q gorge HhrFxrnd,
El., 10 eecsed temporary chasrnan' and the 1no!ou
sr, Basr. ood vas .heu introduced To he ssaemby.
aud met With sosdla reception. In taking ths eha'r
ny thanss for ths compliment you luve r.i nc Il,
.elccting mo temporarily to preside over Tho teUera
uona Of 10 Important body ~ .lie
's4'H viii 00'' do tss s'' ts.s '' Z M e.n III, u
tho discharge Of the dntes imposed upon MA. sns-
rly ask your cooperation aud assiatauco in uukng
this "A orderly Convention. Al understand tho
question: thAt afo now cefoEp Y. III ths c4mraiRu,
thsy aot ~ 10 whetAer shall have bard uoiey
OF whether wo shs have ina4ed iuouey, hut ~hoshrr
ri; aeutsnsn, wi!i not ietsin you viii suy s1-
will 1rlsens such ticket % this county Al will el,-
mand tho rrspoct snd support o1 al good citizens.
Msaars. loan @. Barker, Philip W.dswosth, and
John q. 6tcphsns NeEe elected temporary Secretaries.
cohMlrrEE on cRkDkRTlALs.
Arthur Dixon. Of tho Second FaEd, moved tho Ap-
pout1,tat Of COMMITTEES of i've on csslensls thres
to - from 'hs city and two from the lo@us III ths
couuty.
Taa motion prevailed, and shs following drltEs.ea
DAont sxt on4 HaEd; Christopher TeRtmeyer. 6,ysat
Ward, W: 7. pickenson, hiueseeutu Ward; u. n.
btainssd, Er4ns!on J. u. p.Fsous, orlan1.
peFmsnent organization. but the consideration IT tho
motion wAa postponed pending the report Of tho
Creaenttai Committee
Ae. r, staln1nullef moved Commtos on Nesou-
eIons but thst WA Laid over for tic sans seaao ~
psndiug it, cousdention, B. @. Gill mads few IT,
two named commuters. The Gso1nd that mbay wsrtta
not oontested, and thas It wat unnecessary
lsyiny rrogesa Vt tho business to walt the return
Of the comH.l.sse. Ihs spSaksF VA howa'et. 1nAdo
Toe Committee On CredentiAl1 u this t.ncture ro-
tu1led feou tAetr and reported tle LIT
Of delegates which tteJ fopnt entitled 10 seAts- The
motion. xese sdopted . iha roll 81 The ooas.ntloa.
Nsj, WAteul&u. Of &ha Third WAEl, moved that th4
ssuporssy osgsnlsauoa Of ths Convention b. msds
, 1875-10-20

nEPERL1CAH JUDITH oF ELECTION.
@. Oil, Of the Fourteenth Ward, read sad movtt

e. nEPEhL!CAS 1CpfSa oF F1Eof1oS.
-. ~. nuit q INC onrIetntn "Aru read saa haoFe1
W aauts taa ,nLnHlnR fs*olatltm:
~ fhf ;nAt aronmsee hi hfo N spIo1n!su ny
~ tmn "ru 20 ion1'f wiz nv ip.tn
9,n<nay EHu"one., n..a, ena N 70 nane u tt'
ii ~ ~ ~ Leinos tn"t enIy 70 plaec ouo Netun-
.n - t. T." r. u'Ru1a ~ vs. tou,fnntee} OF easH "
ro,,ntx Ao"l ~ 'h' c''S Aho on'et to"ns VI sue
III ;;ob, 7,,. u,,.,,
.nt so.s' n!.s nn2 saW the fftolnf!on ~ 1L ~ II
"a. hs - - ,h M p!olN[ ono. nc "outn 'uH-
s,n Isi,, H. snn,5 EAfa ftsnecd fho ft1ueat .ae
,ft ~ - h1alu nave t!e poWcf " nrR.hns
mi :" MI, ~ einm!t'H' !oe Fneh IT!h9 .h
,cun,y Z. ,onni..ones. T+uas u award .hen the xtn
f. T." so,n .o, ~ eAsn puiiinR.pAce. Inrre hn!u
srs a. IL h eoinoFty |" rlhtee1 'asHNe'e'
IN ~ .c.u.I.,s ut .,, -, H., .-u,-,
a., r,S,t .t4oec @ WIZ th's fhf9e1tioh tiia too"'ng
Hns II, r.ss "s' t,,s naets r.. 70 = he ,t ftrou
, 1875-10-20

THAAK5.
Ms, John Jones, In 10 loud ssa then stepped
upon tao PLATFORM aud spots Ak tlanks ~ follows:
Ar. Chairman, aud gcat!emen u re tontentaoa:
resided nero apout tn!t.y years {lughter. anu re-
turn you ny think. ios ,o nomiI.Hn ior eaapty
Com4mlsstouer. First gentlemen; tnaak y'a VI 10.
thaaf you for that peoples eopIe who t.ndsd here
four nonths befote yoa, fps tsy sa3dea hesn 10 the
nouth al August $50, snl YOU l4uded 10 The month
of Ue.>smlsf Of tho same ysaF. lCheen sud
iAuRhtcr.l ~ hA>s bEsa with Jo1 III
, 1875-10-20
Postponcinent of tho Proposed
Cincinnati Ilard.NIoney
Convention.


THE BODY ITSELF.
HARDLY GREATER CONTRAST
could b imagined than tho appearance Of yoa-
terday'a convention aud tue QUO which put Mike
Mnl!oy and Hesng III nomination. Tho cIoao
spectator jooked in vain yesterday for tho Low
brow, sunkon eyes, broken nose, auI uncombcd
head OF fIr. Hcripg's supporters. llo saw i'll
ssoad the honest faces Of men who pay and do
not cat taxes. visitor would have searched in
vain for = gambler. I faro-dea!cr. OF 4
buoko-roper tn the assembly. Nike Mcdonald
and Corcoran were not present. AUD jim Apple
ton WAS not q cht,didate. The thieves also wese
absent. They were not recognized "a freuds or
patroutzed by yesterdays Convention. To put
the oosc Justly, It may be said that tbora naa
noYer d convention in tho City OF Chicago 20
frte from the butn.licr element as yesterdays.
Tho above shows who Sero not present, but to
IncutioE III detail tho 1cll Of those who 'teEo,
would DO to give considerable number Of the
best and most responsible citizens Of Chicago.
The list OF delegates already glseu shows that.
Daaldo the delegates. there wera present
MANY PROMINENT AElp sns or THE PARTY
10 the city and state, among whom may be noted
sonator John 4. Loghn Gen. J. D. Webster.
lake Hchn, Ataj usockway,, Gen. Q. L; Manu, r. E.
Onl. Elltborpc. Charles II. nved, and others.
TIE BEHAVIOR or THE CONVENTION
what might hnve Lcct expected from III general
makeup. There no yelling or abnse. and no pro-
tantsr or scut1tty such - caafaeert..l the other
Apd loud taik, u there is In every contest, hui
nothing which refused give Wy 10 ths elab which
Ar. Sherwood welded ID u gayel. NnAt canyhssng
ulerc At time any crowdtng up u{ the as!ts aud
seats, L. u the other Convention.
The attendance Of dclegstca VIE general, and fow
vacancies wers n!iel by thc Convention. The total
representation ehould have eeei. lG3, but no decgatvs
wers lr.Rels from the Towns Of Hanover. Leyieu,
Bhaumberg aud Rich and this LETT lu4 votes, which
Hert al cast Ia several cases,
, 1875-10-20

.,on y" canddatc ,, ~,f,t ~ III IN IN a ,' ,nsn
ration Vt upright an housst government would object
70 ssG s!en IN rG1st nsax, .,o r.,ntor . ,,,p,,
called mr. ii WA not 10 10 supposed thst, u a inse
itscns tydy 81 nst ehsy would nominate ,1e Of IN.
whoso namcs woI h. su.1.n,~es Of tle'r f.rscrr nn
and ability. (chectvl. Hs tnosed tu Lay ths mo:pu Oil
the table.
1e' h'o''on 10 'ao'e freFal'oa ~ @Fse majority.
-
COUNTY TREASURER,
1ou,s ,,1,rr.
Mr. Whitney moved 10 proceed with nomina-
tions for County Treasurer, aud that tho first
ballot ba informal. Carried
NOMINATIONS.
Mr, .1ohn I,y,e King then took tho noor anil
sad | deeite TO nominate AZ candidate OF the
Republican party for Treasurer or tl.is county =
gentleman who is known to us Is an old citizen.
, ufs.Joue Ec,uhl,con .nd , ,n.u win c.mo IN
to h's fzicud's {slr. sch1ne!tz's) standard, who
1,nd enough OF lila own to tIye On. H1thons liz.
ins ou tho puD,ic,-ciatl 1ipo. Loud eheer.l
Of V1 tbo de1epsioa f!op t tho al' T%efth wsrI
dcalre 10 secoud tho nomination Of Clark
L,po. [Cheers.] We have lung Luowp
tim as straightforward huauets man,
who has taken goUl ca1e Of his own
business. epd it has tateu good caro- Of him.
ff .,oht.r ,,I .,nt,,,.a t1iy ,,r5 ;, A. ,,,o,
lIA"sn1oi AIN "Pp'.u'',J AL" "oi" 10 o6 hoou
~ hs bH1d. and hla bond personally IL good for
nrr an,on,t of ,uor,av ,hnt p,n. In IL IN. ,u,,,.
~ "H' ""'ou"| y. "".' 'oA' "' "' - -" e"o1'1
Treasury tChGntr.l
llr. Hurry Eelnon-I take rioasu,e In nou1-
,,ott,,, fnr tho of,t. y, t.,rrtr trra.sn,o, H.
i4anih =. lthck. ANY RECOMMENDATION Ut lhuofna'
mtl't Of ar. luck ou any part IN probably Gu
tlhll hare. lit Ia promiueut German, prominent
.nrleh.nt on thu lord u Trade, aud = man well
known " thu entire community
Mr. q. II. Doguc-1t. I. gr1Rt Iaelsura III trtseEs
inE to the Convention for TIM Utilize Of County freAs
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One State election has taken place,
that Of Kentucky, and terminated Of
course. in favor of the Democracy
Next comes California, on the first OF
September, to vote for i State ticket
ana for Congessmen. There are four
parties in the field, aud between the In
denendents and Democrats will be the
struggle. Maine elects a Governor, and
Legislators, Sept, q. A Republican VIC
tory is anticipated. Tie Ohio election
takes place October l2, and lows has
hers on the same day. In November
MARYLAND. Massachusetts,, Minnesota,
PENNSYLVANIA and Wisecns elect Gov.
errors, State officers and Legislators
Mississippi chooses six Congressman,
Also Ia November, Arkansas, Missouri,
Kansas, New York, New Jersey and
Virginia elect local officers, and one or
two OF them Legislators. Alabama has
voted for Constitutional Convention,
and in North Carolina an elec ion OF
delegates to one has just been held.
United States Senators are to be elected
in Iowa
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The change in the climate of Colo
RADIO is most likely owing TO the
evaporation Of water from their sys-
tenn Of irrigation, and its condensa-
ton bv the cold night air from the
mountsins. The days being warm
and the nights cool. currents from the
mountains set in toward the valleys
at nightfall, and continue until morn
ing. 1t was predicted in early days
that irrigation would supersede irri-
CATION by promoting rainfall.
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Marshalltown 6remen went on an
excursion to Tama. One of them
discovered in Tie pocket Of another
a long .necked bottle. After much
hard and sly work he succeeded IN
stealing said bottle and called sew
eral companions aside to enjoy. Its
contents. The bottle contained
water. They were sold for all they
were worth.
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gun "; rs! !sz !, st.,

me- Treatment u EfsIr1 ~. cJyt,D viz on,i
rRisdEf DISEASES. sEDIN1L WEAE.
Nfas3 the result Of early iudiscrettons or
oIh'F catts"s: producing NerEousness, PIN
palFed @!ght, Loss OF Memory and Manhood
permanently cured. The Cream OF Medical
LITERATURE. illustrated with chaste en-
slt 80 * pihlhlhg who may marry, why
NOT. why. The iIapet!iiuea,s 10 marriage
lheIf nature. Gauge and cure. Price 50
"hAlss sent In II plain sealed enveiope La ~
Icce requiring surgical q. medical attend
teil. or advice may call or address the doc
can fHysiids provided with private apart
ments, board, attendance. Ac. Cure guar
ahised Rubber goods on hand. Bnpiures
positively cured. = ~
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ORIGINAL NOTICE.
William II. Tuihiil

Levi Foulke Cedar county
aut unknown owners District court.
~ tie ne section I'D, November Term,
Township -. y ol ISIS.
RAJ ge B. west of the
9Th T. NJ. Cedar coua-
ty, iowa
state ef Iowa, County Of Cedar IS: To Levi
Eoulke, and any and all unknown per
Sons psaiming title 10 The west naIf OF THE
northeast quarter, and the northeast
quarter Of said northeast quarter OF Sec
Iipu thirty 83 in Township seventy nine
Ta north OF hangs three 3, west of the
a.u principal meridian. situate IN the
comfy OF cedar aforesaid:
\ OH and each III You are hereby notified
that there Il Now on ME IN the office Of the
Clerk 81 the District Court OF the county nf
Cedar aforesaid, petition Of William II
TuthtIl claiming the title and ownership
in les simple ofths west half OF the n0fiA-
east guarter anu the nortnea 4 quarter
Of section thirty FgOf, in town
ship --veuty-nine ~ north OF Range three
r. wtsl OF the SIN principal meridian, stu
att in the county of cedar Aforesaid ana
containing one hundred and twenty acres
ts the same more or less. l8y virtue 81 a
safe 0f me same at public tax safe on the
jth Of October is4ts. for the delinquent taxes
of the wear 1857 and a conveyance Of the
..fa@ - ts.c Treasurer q said County II
Goa soTR3ty with the statute, 10 the said
VI .fliam n Tufhili as tue assignee Of the
tax purchaser thereof. which conveyance is
duG% recorded ia book , page lI3 OF tx sale
a. eds az the records of said comfy.
And -pu the said defendants are hereby
Teqlar~a 10 appear at the next term OF said
ifi~tEIct Court and snow cause why your
claim III TITLE - The above described real
estate -ntll not ne set aside auu be forever
barred and foreelosed both ia law and
Aud mat unless you appear and defend
on III J.,s.nes. noon OF the second dag Of the
next 8rrsn III said District Court, to be be-
1nn.ausi Asta at Upton IN ii county on
mi a fF 43kF
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DR.. C. A. BOHANNAN

lures All lritatS disease without The hHp Of
mercury. Charges reasonable. dDaraptt.s h.
cure all fOrms Of ttspermat9rrhea. " ~ s.srnt-
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In -. Louis III 1877.
rg DR.. rs "Treatise on Special Discs
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symptoms, etc. of ''SpartnaturThpa ft az
seminal Weakness" Syphilis and ,aRtabis
Information other delicate Subjects s4sgt
FREE In scaled InN clio. O.,
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4 LECTURE
TO YOUNG MEN
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f.aarnfa

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six cents.
A Lecture on the Mature
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$3.50 ness or -nrTm8torrntea
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Impeiimtnts - Marriage generally, Con
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Inducements offered BY this Route

10 the travelling public are all the modern
Improvements; rock and Gravel Balla-ted
Track, Steel rail, rock and Iron Bridges,
Parlor and Drawing Room hay Coaches,
Smoking and l1unging Car, Westinghouse
Safety Air Brakes, Miller's Patent Safety
Coupling and Platforms, Speed, Safety and
Absolute Comfort
Running through Five Great States, and
operating over ZOO mile. " road, this Com
pany presents 10 the traveller facilities that
ATE NOT and CANNOT he offered by any
Competitor.
All ticket agents can sell you tickets via
this route.
If you wish the best travelling accommo.
datioH., you will buy your tickets by this
route, and viii take no other.
MARVIN HrGHIFF, ~ II, sTEsskrr.
5:.e:.. s=-a.!s:e.ae.. -stT Passenger Ive,.
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For Sale Low!
G0Od D,ceiiing House,

Win barn good we'll. etc, all in good or
der aud we'll situated, Just south OF the
school House, IE4uIre at this ONCE or on
the Premises Of
SLIT JOHN ECEAPISG.
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Notice 10 ,hs amIctcd and unfortunate.
DIR. WnIsErJ'T { c u,

! =. GIT s.. Cha Is Street, 81. Lou u"
toaunpss 10 treat I'll cns.s II sb,tacae 10 r1arlg
~ utsnes, every rilment Vi sasss Ehzea ,efs-s.
,s-netsuon OF fmprhdanea. HaEaF tfa ID Ne.
- = establishments IL chartered y iae "a ssf
sSH', visa founlei rEi has ttta or s5l@h=a ,F 81
rA.a, .eftain aud rtliabiu FaIiat. EtH8 = NJ s
se'stA medical colleges, aei haSiaE A8 ff Mica
:" nv nv aacocssf4l Fa In his sfeeiaA FL HEB
~ s ,u, mat arc nsesEaa II 4 "a rae 70
sre being tfntted BIZ fatii ar tSpreg8 ever " vsa
matt sho flled sE,l wrta. fFun Us .gasfrsJ
-. OF sprhe1tionI he Ia ea4hird 70 letp ~ VA .
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MARRVAes: esl14ss.''l !

eody No married pair, &c reffana n Il
rug can Afford 70 do vthouti.. iteoui4as tns ~ Z
iaas ..ns,,sna On tnia satset ths - Iac works
SsSpps ard America. Seat sasicd r0st nala w
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Farm for Sale!

The farm known az the Guyer farm. tvo
miles west Of Inland 1. for sale on reason.
able terms. On said farm are houses. never
ialling Wen, Stable and good orchards. said
farm Is well improved generally. Fnnnira
OF samuel Wampier or +. $. Tenn pleton one
and half miles west OF Inland limb
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PULLMAN PALACE CARS,

These celebrated ears are run on all night
trains on all the lines Of this road
This Is the ONLY LINE running these cars
between Chicago and st. Panl or Chicago
and Milwaukee.
At Omaha oar Sleepers connect with the
Overland Seepprs on the Union Pacific
Railroad for all points west of the Missouri
River. Among the
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VOTING MEN

" ba sre suffering frnrl tj1n Effects f autl.-
fui foliirs OF tudiscret ION sbnuidaEatt thfnl-
selves OF this, tile greatest boon ever iaid al
the altar af suffering humanity bg.
McAE L LE wllt guarantee ~ iUrItlf cas Han.
ffet Dollars f8r av"rs case Hf semira4 Nt.k
ness ar private disease ~ aHs htua ~ char
acief which as Undertakes ana r. : ia ps! re-,
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Ayers
Sarsaparilla

;ntrin-ia. virtues. aul sustained BY It's re-
markals.c cures. So mild as TO be safe and
beneficial IL children, and yet so searching
d to ctiectually purge cut the great cor
rlriief> 1T tie blood. such as the scrofulous
aasl Syphilitie contamination. Impurities.
81 diseases that have lugked in the system
In wears. SION Wild to This powerful anti
i IL. and disappear. Hence it wonderful
cures, many 81 which are psbiicly known,
Of, Scrofuia, aud all scrolnous diseases,
Ulcers. Eruption>, and eraptise dis
orders Of the skin, Tumors. Blotches,
Boils. Pinpies. Pustuies, Sores. st.
AntHony.s Fire. Rose or Erysipe.
la. letter. salt Rheum. Scald
Head. Rimgworn. and internal I'll.
cprati0ns af the Uterus, Stomach.
and Liver. Il also cures other COM
plants. to which II would not seem especi-
ally adapted. such as Dropsy, Dyspep-
STA. Fits. Neuralgia. Heart Disease.
Female Weakness. Debility. and
Leucorrhma, when they are manifesto
lions oi' the serotuou> rojsors.
Ii is an excellent reStorer of health and
strength In tie Spring Ry renewing tie
appetite and yieer IT tire digestive organs,
ii tliSsipates the depression and listless Ian
cuor Of the season. Exea where no disorder
appears. peopie ivi letter. and Ike longer,
for cleansing the t5aol Tie system moves
on with renewed yi-or and a new lease q
life
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Chicago & Northwestern Railway.

Close connections are made at Chicago
with the Lake Shor" X Michigan Southern.
Michigan Central, Baltimore IL Ohio, Pitts.
burg, Fort Wayne X Chicago, kankakec
Line and Pan Handle Routes, for all points
EAST and SOUTHEAST, and with the
Chicago X Alton and Illinois Central for all
points S0U TIL.
Close connections are also made with the
Union Pacific K X. at Omaha Tor MI far
West points.
flose connections arc n,aie at junction points
lrifk trains OF III elftsg toods
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AS early as 1854, the venerable
editor of the keokuk tonstit",ion.
then President of the State Ayr cul-
raj Society, said what was true then.
and could have been steteotvped
every year since as true: a false
pride prevents many persons from
exhibiting, while their more praise
worthy neighbors with worse articles,
carry off the prize" For
my own part have always thought
the farmer who brought 10 the fair
a poor article, the best he had, with
the view Of encouraging the fair,
showed more true and laudable enter
prise than his neiehbor who with per
ssps more money aud better oppor.
unities, showed a better article"
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A Mr. scr;bner is busy at work a.
Cedar Falls perfec'iug grain binder
attachment to the Adams d French
harvester. The band j. straw. bat i
to be tied with Irvine By a process,
similar to a sewing machine shuttle.
He estimates that the cost Of hia1iug
will not be over twelve cen. an acre.
and that it will not add u weight ot
the machine. The Gazene gives Us
this information.
The Tipton advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Cedar Co., Iowa) 1856-1962, 1875-08-26

There were eighty eight County
and District \ grrctItural Societies in
iowa that reported to the STATE
Bo ard. Total membership in these
societies is 1885. The otal cast
receipts from all sources. slo2, 9,,4 of
which there was expended for pre-.
miums the sum 81. .S3G. This j. +
remarkable SLOWING in the expendi-
ture of funds. Not one-fourth used
in buying and fitting grounds. off ers
salaries, police and contingent ex-
penses.
The Tipton advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Cedar Co., Iowa) 1856-1962, 1875-08-26

An exchange says that he Ohio.
Michigan and Iowa manufacturers If
plaster have formed mbiua ION.
which is known the Michigan AMI
Ohio Plaster Company. F. Godfrev.
of Grand Rapids, s President; A +.
Billiard, OF Allibaster. General Man
age,; VI. W. Bares, OF Grand Rag b.
Secretary. They have purchased Al!
the rock land and calcinei plaster t.
be produced.
The Tipton advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Cedar Co., Iowa) 1856-1962, 1875-08-26

Cedar county
District Court.
November Term.
1870.