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The Tipton advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Cedar Co., Iowa) 1856-1962, 1875-04-15

Ordered: That the auditor be
authorized to purchase a"Champion
FIRE ex,ingnisher n cost not cx-
ceedi,g e45, to be kept in the hall
Of the Cour, House, and when such
purchase is mad. to draw warrant,
on the Treasurer for the amount.
Adjourned TO s !. IN. tomorrow.
Third Day.
The Board assembled ut s o'clock.
All present, minutes Of yesterdays
session read and approved.
A petition asking lease of q lot
on Court Square 3Ox6O f.. TO the
town of Upton for a term of 80
years, for the puri ose of erecting al
engine house thereon; also asking
for an appropriation from the Coua'y
Fund Of $500, to assis, in the cree
ton of said engine house, was laid
before the Board, and on motion
that portion Of said petition in regard
TO leasing . lot MAS not entertained; ;
the matter of appropriation WAS con-
tinued. On motion $40 was appro-
priatsd toward paying the night
watch for The year 1875.
Petition asking the Board to pro
hibit smoking in the Cour House,
and to "compsl the Auditor to re-
pair his own room at his own ex
pense," was laid before the Board.
On motion the Auditor was directed
to post up notices in the several
county Offices, court Room. halls and
cupola requesting oil persons to alb
stain from smoking therein, and hat
PORTION of the peti, on in regard TO
compelling the Auditor to repair etc.
was dismissed.
The following claims were fled
against Cedar Co, and allowed as
claimed unless otherwise stated.
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YOUNG MEN

who are suffering ff0n tic cfTectsof youth
iui fOIiies ar inhiscrettnD should await ththtt
selves oil this, the greatest bODn eyst iaIu ~
ghe altar uf Suffering humanity. III.
NrAFFEE viii guarantee 10 forfeit oae hgn.
tred Dollars for every case oi -elniaa, weak
mess or private disease Of anS KIND ~ caaf+
aci Or V nich he nnaertakes and mus % cure.
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2lep advertisements.

O. HEefY and the N. Y. SATURDAY 10 r.
Oh IA2I. nal the Great Literary
eekls Of rnerlea for one year Tor the
Regular subscription Price, 3, Postum Plfi
Irf7. Names IN cred impa,tiailY re-
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ii oure to every NTH subscribpr. I!lbs of
i've fat EACH nay retd1n utc SIS! Tnis is
mr. tsgttrGtn5'-a Cash premium OF To
sE=r5 fiftb subseri ier, The Arm name Is n
safacieuf guaranty Of fairness ami mill
f41sgzEs ~aHd money order or registered let-
Ter ~ BE tDLE r. ADAMS, Publishers, Ss
Nit!issb street. New YORK.
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Farm for Sale!

The farm known as the 8uyer farm. tv.
niles west OF inland Is for snle on reason.
te,e terms. On said farm are houses. neyel
,aIling wei, stable and good orchards. sail
arm Ii well improved generally. Enoi,,re
u samuel Wampler. or +. \. Tenn pleton one
and half miles vest of Inland, I4mS
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q II A week guaranteed 70 male and
n teinate Agents, ia their locality
costs nothing 70 try a.. psr1icn lars
Tree. y 9. kerry 3 90. Augusta, M
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CLERKS OFFICE,

The undersigned herewith presents
his report Of fees collected in off &c
for three months ending March 3lst
1875.
District and Circuit Court fees &399. "A
Marriage licenses and Probate fees 25s "a
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En,erprising young men and women
ambitious to make successful start IN
business are Offered superior facilities
for preparing themselves, At the
The Tipton advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Cedar Co., Iowa) 1856-1962, 1875-04-15
Two girls attend MA se nina

II. .. CDE. t4aIrmaH.
M"REAr CARROLL Auditor.
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Total 65S.25
10000
Salary for office
Balance 1880

Balance 1880
w. Fl. VAN Mss, Clerk of Courts. :.
To The Honorable Board of Superci-
core Of Cedar Co., Io'oa.
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S. 2 500. Day !, home. Terms free.
GEO. sTts sos y Co, Portland, Ne
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Men Wanted!

He Political Penou,l aad Properly Rights
or q Citizen ar afle United States.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1875-10-30
Probate Court,

Record Of business:
Will of William Gibson, of Waltham, and let
ters testamentary issued to Hanora Gibson
Bond, $500. Notice to creditors third Monday
Of January 1876
win OF William Il Melntire probatcd and let
ters testamentary Issued to Arthur G. McIntire
Bond, s4,s00 Notice to creditors third Monday
Of January, 1876.
Appralsement bill, inventory and widows re-
linquishment and selection, In the estate OF
Charles Rosenberg, filed and approved.
Supplemental final report in the estate OF Ncls
Eroland approved and administrator discharged
In the estate Of Lewis N Rogers the invantory
apprGiscment bill aud widows REIMBURSEMENT
and selection were filed an approved.
Supplemental final report in the estate OF
Henry Smith fled and approved and adminlstra.
Tor discharged
Inynetory and appraiSementb bill in the estate of
Elizabeth Pountstone fled and approved, and
upon petition the sale Of chatte properly at pub.
iic sale ordered TO be made as required by law
Guardian Of John White, minor child of
James White, presented his report of accounts,
which were fled and approved.
Claim Of Jane Barber against the estate Of
Joshua Kelley for sl35, allowed.
Clam Of n Cash d Co. against the same es.
tate for s36s.62, allowed at claimants cost
Claim of Matthew Henbery vs.. the estate of
John Gerrity fer s13l.9S allowed at claimants
costs.
Claim OF St. Vincent Institute VS., the estate Of
Maria I IIallisan for sI6s71 allowed at claim.
ants costs.
Claim Of COwls Il Barns against the estate of
James Graham for 1864 allowed at clalm 5
costs
Cl aim Of Mary Z Rood against the estate of
Levi II Rood, SOL 40 allowed.
Claim Of Luelcn & Prichard against the estate
Of James Graham for $40, allowed.
Claim Of Ransom Palmer VS.. the same estate
for $l36.46, allowed.
Estate OF John Brandenberger Letters of ad.
mlnistration de bonts non issued to Martin Fla
beTty. Bond, $1,000.
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FINANCIAL X COMMERCIAL

There is no material change to note in bust
ness matters. Trade has been rather quiet IN all
branches OF business. The receipts Of grain have
been rather light.
In money matters the situation remains about
the same as previously reported The demand
is fair, and generally absorbs the oanable funds
and for long time loans the market is very fairly
supplied.
In Chicago the market is reported easy, and
for first-cass paper the market is reported from
Z to 10 per cent.
Gold has been quite steady during the past
week, the fluctuations have been slight and few.
The price closes steady in New York at 1l694to
1174.
Government bonds in sympathy with gold, and
under q strong investment demand by individual
and trust companies, have advanced considera-
bly,, and under small supply of bonds in mar
ket, are quoted firm.
Ravens, Mac Kinlay T. Co. furnish the following
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FalI RIVER Seminary.

Mount Morris, Ogle Co, III. Founded, 1899
$50 Students in attendance the past year. $50
pays board, tuition, room rent and washing per
term Of 10 weeks. Cheapest School In the North.
west. Teachers are all graduates Of College and
OF experience and ability Winter term com.
nenees November29. Particular attention given
TO the coNxoS branches and book. keeping Stu.
d.nts wishing to, can select any studies. The
Normal course gives special attention to the
preparation Of teachers. Send for Catalogue.
n. c. DoUeaEgTr Principal
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(7hey are ro'U strong, and cM Keep go ,cithoW Eat
ing anything either, il you treat then. tdrly)

Last year everybody said that &. NJ. CRANDALL had
beat the world when he invented the "ACROBATS"-anG
40 he did, and every who has had them must
y have box OF ACoBArS this year. But this same
c. NJ. Cranda has "becn and gone and done THE has
Bc1t HtmSelC thus: He has invented a nIcnaEerie
of II imals, and he paints them In many coors and
constructs them In 66 pieces curlousy that every
piece will easily fteR erry other piece quite strongly
and thus you change and change and change them
into hun'dyeds and thousands of digsren aabaniS and
amusing figures that will produce ENDLESS FUN. II
you spend 1000 DAYS over them, you cannot
make up all the curious things that in single me-
nagerie box!
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Chicago Market.

Chicago Market.
Oct. Goth, 1915.
Flour-Prices a shade higher. Fancy white
winter extras, s7.62@I75; spring extras s625@
$50; fancy Minnesota patent, s6.50@S60.
Wheat-Irregular. Winter sold at si20@le %;
No spring, sll3@i.1i; No. . sl.O9@l1O4.
Cern-No :, 52@5Sc. Options November, 81
@52c.
0ats-Cash sales, 32@S5c.
Rye-T2973c., for No =.
Barley -, SvO@L05.
Lard-slSl2@sl3.13
Tallow-9c.
Potat oes-New, 25dS0c.
Butter-Good fancy yellow, 2G@29c, ron l5G
20c.
Eggs-22d23c. per dos.
Cattle.-Active. with prices lower. Fancy
grade steers s60O@625; choice natives $50
Q56O; cows and heifers s25o@S75.
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A lady residing in New York, who, by the
way, was one Of the strictest OF evangelical
church members, CHANGED to so into the
country on visit to her brother, who was a
deacon. On the first Sunday of her visit, a
little son of her brothers. came run
ming into the house with a couple of eggs
which he had just found in hens nest.
"See, auntw he exclaimed, "what our hens
have laid to-dayw what" exclaimed the
lady, lifting up her eyes in horror, "it is pos.
sible that your father, pious man and a
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ottawa Wholesale Market,

OTTAWA, Oct Goth, 1875.
Duller this week than last. Very little grain
coming in, probably ton account of low prices
and heavy roads from the rains.
We quote below:
Corn, Acc; new corn, 27@S0c for so lbs; Oats
2sc for 35 lbs; Rye. tOc for 90 lbs. Wheat, 50
@9Oc; timothy seed, $500; Hay 80 for prairie
Sl1@s12 for timothy; Potatoes 25c.
We uuota below.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1875-10-30

boundcss coal fields in Illinois, and iron. II
crime is ever expelled from the world the coarse,
social politics will 20 too, as we improve in
wealth and increase in educational advantages
classes will be abolished and the question Of cap
tal and labor will settle itself.
lie concluded with handsome compliment to
the Ottawa Academy of Science, and closed with
loud applause. Resolutions were adopted thank
ing the President, Mr. Ebersol for courtesies,
also thanking Prof Clark for his address.
Remarks were made by Mr.. Jones, Mr.. Ebcrsol
replying, calling attention Of the society to the
next regular meeting which is on Thursday next,
The original intention was to supplement the
visit to Ottawa by one to Macon creek near Nor
rs to obtain specimens Of ferns for which that
country is famous the world over but the very dis
grceable weather prevented, and the party left
on Wednesday for Chicago, highly pleased with
our city and surroundings and expressing the
intention to again visit us in the not far distant
future.
The students all extend their most hearty
thanks to Mr.. Daniel Ebersol for the interest he
took in making the expedition a success, and
wish us to assure Mr.. f. that they will never for
get his kindness to them on that day and his
generous hospitality to so very many of them
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They are Wonderful

The Menagerie contains an ELEPHANT q CAMEL 81
| RAFFE, ZEBRA, TOUCAN and GORiLLA. You will find
In each Box sheet which printed several hundred
small all of which cngraylngs from photographs
OF the funniest kind imaginable all of them having been
actually made with the pieces which form and hold up the
six animals.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1875-10-30

In the notice we made last week of Fine
Monument" our composition, not satisfied that
one person was dead, murders another by saying
that the monoment was erected lover the grave
of ID. II. Slagel," of Marseies, and not "over the
grave ofMe ,cJe of Mr.. d. II, Slagcl," as was the
reading of our "copy"
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One Of Bowman's alligators turned up dead
one morning last week and now that worthy an
imal O3owman) is unhappy. Had Bowman fed
his saurlln pet upon little picaninnies as we ad-
yised HIM, his Shiny, wide mouthed reptile would
still be alive and splashing around in the aquar-
ium. Bowman is determined to keep his other
alligator alive if it takes every little Niger in
Ottawa to feed it with, and now Bowman may
be seen around the back alleys nights, armed
with candy and club, hunting for juvenile
darkcys.
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Good spring wheat -four $500 per hundred
psaAds, at Woods Eagle Mills.
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Frank Mccain, the big candy man, has a rev
blue jacket and can't advertise this week
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1875-10-30

Frank Mccain, the big FISHERMAN, has ne'
blue jacket end can't advertise this week.
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Good spring wheat flour $500 per hundred
pounds, at Woods Eagle Mills.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1875-10-30

Why is the Clinton healthy stoyes
Because II keeps its feet warm and It's head
cool.
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Circuit Court.


The record Of business since our last is:
CRIMINAL.
The People vs., Joseph l.. Lutz. Larceny. Mol
pros'd by States Attorney as to first, second and
fourth. Plead guilty to third indictment and
sentenced to one year in the penitentary.
The People Vs. George Mentz. Assault with
deadly weapon with intent to do bodily injury
Not guilty.
LAW.
James e. Wilson Vs. Elias Richardson ct al
Confession ana judgment, $50i02l.
Charlotte A Cogswell vs.. W. II. w. Ccuhman
Assumpsit. Verdict for SlsG5 against Cushman
The folluwing cases were dismissed for want
of prosecution, or stricken from the docket with
leave to reinstate:
James d Finn VS.. Thomas Pendergast Dog.
gett, Bassett IL Hill vs.. " and David G. Young
Sarah J Davis VS.. Egbert Butterdeld Thomas
Rathbun VS.. A A Bassett, Herman Brumley VS.
Green, NJ SELF Il Co. VS.. d Heenan e. Co.
VIM Finn vs.. Martin Bernard, Washington Bush
nell VS. Mary Mead, Newton Swan vs. San.
ford Richmond ct al, Reed & Gibson VS.. Porter
Mason IL Co.
The court adjourned at IL O'Clock on Wcdnes.
day TO give the attorneys and attendants an OPP
portunity TO hear the address of Gen Oglesby
and the roem Of Gen. Tllson at the Opera
House
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Banking.

NATIONAL CITY BANK
OF OTTAWA.
FORMERLY CITY BANK OF EAMEs. ALLEN co
l.. II. EAMEs, Pres X. 9. ALLEN, Wee Ires
DIRECTORS.
HENRY T. EAMEs, JOHN d. CATION,
EDWIN @. ALLEN, l.. H. EAMEs,
F. S. EAMES, X. &. JORDAN.
Exchange on Chicago, New York
And all the principal cities East and West
30 u q II II A NJ ~ . l. l..
Exchange England, Ireland, Scotland and ell
points In Continental Europe drawnin sums to
suit purchasers.
". -. Revenue stamps OF all denomina
tons constantly hand and for sale.
United states Bonds, Local Securities
Gold and Silver bought and sold
To those who favor with their patronage we would say
shall able extend such facilities and accommodation
trust will prove to them satisfactory and profitable
Bank open from "a. N. 4P.M.
r. C. JORDAN, Cashier.
Ottawa, Feb Goth, 1875.
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Ottawa quotations:

Exchange on New York, 4 premium, selling
La Sale county bonds, par and interest.
Foreign exchange is selling at 5000 per 6.
Sterling exchange selling $685. to $500 per C.
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New buckwheat at Phillips Bros.

A full supply Of the new kinds Of school books
can be found at Osman Il Hapeinan's.
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THB COURTS.
supreme Court.


Tbl, court began on Monday last at case No
Col, and ended Yesterday at 70l, and by to-day
will have closed at No. 10 The court will prob
,h,y terminate lis session about the middle Of
neXtweek.
The principal decision during the past week
was that of Covlngton VS.. The City or East st
Louis. The point of general public interest
which was decided was: East ST. Louis was in.
corporateG under a special charter granted by
the legislature acting under the constitution
OF 1S4S. The city extended it limits, as it had a
right to, under that charter. II was claimed that
the new constitution OF 1870 annued their char
der. SchofelG, in his opinion, says: ITO hold
that the constitution of 1870, BY the mere fact OF
its adoption, operated as repeal Of all special
charters of cities towns and villages, would be
to declare that all munich ealities have from that
time been without the protection OF local laws.
This would most disastrously AFFECT very large
portion of the public. Sach decision would
only be warranted by the clearest evidence that
this was the design and necessary construction
Of the language OF the constitution"
An important matter occupied the attention of
She court on yesterday. 1t was the case of AL
Baonse Goodrich, the celebrated Chicago divorce
LAWYER He was being tried on an information of
Adolph Noses and other Chicago attorneys,
charging him Goodrich with obtaining divorces
Illegally, disgracing the profession, and NAL
practice in general, and seeking to have him dis
missed from the bar, and his name stricken from
the roll of attorneys. 1t is asserted that dur
ING the last seven years lie has procured seven
hundred and seyenty-seven divorces He adver-
tiscs TO obtain divorces without publicity"
without scandal, and for a small fee" 1t was
argued yesterday morning, Is Adolph Moses,
Esq, one of the REALTORS of the people, and by w.
W. OBrien, Esq, for the defendant. The de-
PENDANT denies that he varied the general prac-
tice in procuring divorces, disc!aims ever having
procured witnesses, or doing any act which the
law did not sanction. The result Of this case
viii be watched with considerable interest all
over the state, and the seven hundred and
seventy-seven couples for whom he has obtained
divorces will be anxious to know whether those
divorces were illegally obtained" even though
without publicity" and for "small fee"
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Pass. Trains West. STATIONS

A. NJ. SMITH, Genl Pass Agt. IL. RIDDLE, Genl Sup't
May ~, 1915. +. TAVENER, Agent at Ottawa.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1875-01-07
New York Wool Market.
THURSDAY, December 81, l


The eve ofthe year 1874 closes quiet
but steady and firm market for all de-
cription cf light shrink Woods, owing
chiefly to the light stocks Offering, more
than to any other consideration. Not
outstanding the numerous mills stopped
or running on short time, 1t Is found that
the demand Is in excess OF. the supply.
Still the Wooden Goods market has been
so depressed and devoid OF animation all
IN, season, that but few producers are
found ready to cumber themselves with
stock to-day not absolutely required for
the morrow or next week. Producers IN
fact are in no mood to anticipate their
wants.
Our stock of wool has not been dcfn-
itely made up, rs some difficulties are
thrown in the way of procuring 1t, but
it is well known that the supplies are
light. not only. here, but in Philadelphia,
Boston aud Troy.
The stock of fine tleeces has become re-
duced, and prices favor the seller In
Pbiladclphia: some advance has been e.
toblished during the week. The demand
ho. not been So active for these during
rs the trade generally has been
busy taking account of stock at the close
ef the wear. The principal inquiry sine"
our last has called for California ana
Texas Woods. Pulled Woods are mode
ra,clv dealt in, and the general tone OF
the market denotes strength, All HSh'
Woods being held with much confidence
Of
The sales Of the week embrace OF me
domestic Saxony and Merino Fleeces,
10000 lbs extra and above, at G5c; l5Ooo
lbs extra and double extra choice do, at
5GG 57c; 5000 lbs State heeces at Ole;
$500 lbs heavy do at 4Oc; l,5OO No.
washed do at 53c; 10000 lbs medium un-
washed do at 40c; 5000 lbs heavy do ut
45c: $4,000 lbs Wisconsin extra tieeceS on
private terms; 5000 Tbs Western I'M
washed do on private terms, and ll,oOo
lbs medium unwashed DO on terms not
disclosed; also 1900 lbs Georgia on pri-