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DEATHS.

HoGE Saturday morning Feb. 6, 1a;h after = ]Iars
tnf tIasse of ecuto consngtfnn. l1amlo IvIehart ,
assa , 1 ycnr.. , months, aud l3haya. ''''.'''
Hogs 1876 North Daarborn-st., On Moadsy ,oras, ri
tab. ., At II O'Clock. - "' 's'st
El-;o9 tho 9Th Inst. Of heart disease, Mr. j..
Fnnesal ffo tho residence 1as Btencr straot, a.t,
N to-dty. y earfisko. to Calvary Comutry.
hioRoHh1-Feh.7 Z, At tbs rostdoncs OF his brohp
AHg. ' NJ ~
cars " CalfarJ Comotry. @~4
F0LLEE-on trtdsy last, IN this city, At her r.t
g yuar. ~ - ~ 's ="
Funeral wilt taks place Tucsasy 1t .. m, Ftsadl
Of tho family are invited to nttohd, " ''s'
e. harFa-ln th!s city. on Saturday, Fob, g. psyY
gfata. 1850 - o't' o"'os d W" w
Eunetal from tho Gardnsr House. on Tuesd.y 4e,t ii
!ast:. at9p n. raonas Of tue family alp in,Isis
Attand without further Hottes.
, 1875-02-08
The Sttll,1p.Cier!1.

Aftcr the 10th OF this mouth 1t will bo use}.s.
for any perHon to aaL tho sta1np-clerk A. Il.
Detroit Post-0iIico IL lich on Btamp for lin
Hos been very obliging in this respect for ,
year past, but hc finds that his lcaitl, is fa1;n,
and his family doctor hns told him 10 shus oo.,
gu it. Ills tongue Ia 20 gluol lip from AIout,,
morning to Saturday night that when MI,
wAuts to know how foueh noetar ro tho,o :. -. s'
latter to Turkey he replies ;" Do You want - =
send 1t to Cun-Cons.an--Co -Constant,n---" and n, ~
can't get any furtiler And ho udt that 80 Iups'
nlncilage going down his throat spoiIs lis tss.,
for 1nilsce pios md buckuheat cakes, and lie ,r.'
qnontly drcams that ho in bC hunk q ~,
and bottliug him up. IVY
, 1875-02-08
MINNESOTA.
TE7 sZNATcRIAL cONTE8r--pnoBrEcrs ng Al An
Tt-HAMHEY r1HIoN.

Tf-H1M8EY FUSION.
corrssoo,sdenes Of 7hs chicaao Tribune.
pr, pam, Minn Fah 4 -.1rta ,..t ~ - ,.,
us...a.;., s a,sa.I.;.. 80, T.. te7s Nv " our
oenAtol's' to'neus u ~ osno' III tue ehhpe Of an
eatnest destrc On the part OF many Republican
bolterH to compromise with the Opposition.
Tho difficulty Of naming man Of ability and
. ..,a.,. usssp@es r. ~ eosn r1''4as' ao~'a W.
oonsu"taa''on u 'uslon WHICH, a. aae outset
OF tho campaign, would have boon constdotod IN
tmpossibiisty. 1t was accelerated by tho unre-
r,ndidnt. annnortad nv H. nn-p,, nonnh,,,,n.
.t4a saPpo. 1e1 ~ suo .u,a.t -sopuouoAn'
aud the dragging to light Of their personal mo-
tiveu by Ramsey's organs. Tho papers subsi-
AZ .aanrtor ,,d ~. hn.t. ~ ,nhhv,.ts c,o.v,;.. !.
~. s,ss t.,,s ~. -. n. n,;,I :, ..ssS "s
W, uo.o.a suo as''7 ~ too n~p''A' a.s'1sag
IN A's behalf sad YtiitfysnS liza opponents. have
doao more to make his case hopelesa than Davis
, 1875-02-08

William II. Brown, q coloEea vagrant. was
caught yesterday in tho act Of attempting to sell
= f1kiu Of butter 1t No. 997 Clark strcet, which
wss probably stolen, 1Io was locked up iu tue
Armosy.
The Committees ot tbs Irish Literary Associa-
ZION appointed 10 look aitos the banquet md
ball to bo gsven At Tho Sherman House Oh the
,yenipg Of St. patrick's Day, held meeting
yesterday afternoon in the ofilco Of Mr. +, Nc
Hugh. Several reports were read Anl approved,
large number Of ticketa distributed for sale,
md things generally appeared to be in liyoly
toodltiou.
The County Clerk complains Of tha gas-bills
u tho county Tor the paHt month. II ha wilt
Ako the palms to look iuto tho basement Ut tho
souRty buildings, especially that part beneath
the County Court room, ho will find two or more
sna for no good reason. ~' This will Doubtless ,
explain away part OF biz grievances, aud per-
ehAncs may be accepted n the gentleHt OF hints
kIat little more caro- would lessen sllh con-
fImptlon o. g.a aronna the county buildings,
not.
ATTEmr1En aobuERY.
bold but unsuccessful attempt was made by
st1 young thieves yesterday afternoon 10 rob tho
Wholesale cloth RnI NalIen-Goods house OF
Bhosnhatd Dfos, Noa. TT, l79, aud 18l Fifth
avenue. It was about q o'clock when Two watch.
men, III the the employ Of Y. Farweil j. Gu,
saw tho robbers renoyluK whols butts OF yalus-
bis cloth and linen from the stors through
broken pane Of CLAUS IN one Of the front
doors. Tho watchmuh moved cautiously upon tic
rogues. hut they discovered tlsBm and ran away,
leaving about q 600 xolth OF goods upon aid
under tbs sidewalk. The regular police wsrs
notified Of tho occurrence, aud after vi hours
search discovered the thlevea III CoughliA'a
sA!oon, corner OF Fifth avenue and Quincy pt1eet,
and Arrested ,houa.. They were taken to tho
AroloEy, where they gaze lie namos Ut
William Arndell, Johu htrDonald, Joseph
Ksheles, Tom Burns. Thomas Moran,
aud Edward Augur, Tbs MessIE. 8ohoenfeld
were ths victims Of ! heavy robbery OF SILKS i
abort time $50, thelr retail store On tie Moth
Side being the objective point Ut the shisvss,
, 1875-02-08
LAKE TRAVEL.

STATISTICS Fon 1874.
4ut few people havo an adequate Idea Of the
ihrVa nutnher Of natae,Ieers carried ,lurinr tho
tt.,r .o,xo,, l., ~ ,,s,,,,,,-
aeasoN ~ 40 '"A0ue .,, P's 'us
nos"een Lineage ano otuer ports ine tot"1
number Of passengers who loft this place for
other ports during the season of 1874 amounted
In 40 es2. orc1usivc of those earried hx thu
ss- -. A." u,..t. ,rss..s.,a. S
stoaA'o,R ~ s'.' "cets'A Ai~"'F'1'"s.oi4 eo."'
Phnys tne EhEelman Line, anu 10" ot1oF lnde-
pendent lines who doubted that tho usefulness
of publishing thcne etatjstics would Justify tie
l.hdr n wo,,,d rron;ro n make tlon, m
'""'A ~ ""9'a - ~ s.e $3.50 1f'
THE ooooH'ch b1kAahhs
hAve ~ usual done tho bulk OF tho passenger
buslnees to Lake Michigan ports. Tbs business
dams hv th,a lima DURING tha a.azon ri 1874 ia M
ss1,a.:, ~, Vast anors-Nets.n.- a,,sho.a,n
.o',1A' ~ reo1 4s.s. 1850 c,,s.s ~ oo1 ~ g, sau
l3,722i steamer Chicago, 14,9el.. 10 Grand
Haven, Muskegon. etc.-steamor Muskegon,
i, 478; steamer Menomoneo. 9t220, To 1t. Jo-
aeph, Mtoh.--Stoamer Corona, 9,281. To fBca-
nAba-Stcamcr or Al7cph, 4,o13. To Gtoen Day
Steamer IrueBdell, 2, $50 atoumor Ocouto, 2, ,2G8
10 11anistse, etc.-stsar1et Do rero, 3,02s. Tho
passenger business OF thiH line during this sea-
son, ~ compared with that OF the aeAson Of 1873,
shows : blight fncfeaso
LEoPoLp AusTR1AY's
Lake Superior Peoples Line has done the largest
buainess to Lake Superior ports, as wilI be seen
by the following figures: Propeller Peerless,
1,oH; propeller J. L. Hurd, 825 propeller Nor.
man, 800, It will be seen that the propeller
Peerless, as usuat, has been tho iavorte aud
4one about the aano bue,neus aa for tho year
previous, Tho Hurl has done much better than
, 1875-02-08
who were arrested, and the property recovered,
u In tie INSTANCE ahoYo 1lote}.


~ In tile Instance above notola.
susDAY- AFTERNOON LECTURES.
The Isov. Mr.. Wentto dellvotet \ lecture on
THO Now Germany In thu snndar.aftcrnnon
course At tle Grand Dpora- uou.e Yesterday. lila
tslAco,.rae was astcneto by largo snt Interested
audience. Tho effort WAS very complete, and
went INTO the history OF tho Pfussian King
dom and the several States Of lie
i.aeasion under Bismarck nn;l Ka,ser Wilhelm
Tho lecturer also describcd tho various r,Ar,ies
that divided tue country betoro the might OF
Germany waH fully deyolopel at Satosh an,!
Sedan. There were Conservatives, lsract!oi,;;
lists. an,l Do.Nothings bnk sincs victory hal
crowned tho policy Of Bismarck. nul tic nrr's of
von slultko, NIL thiA has bcen cilaaEot. Despite
thu irritation which might be expected to nrise
III cersan dihtricts from rccont oycIl.s thcro MA
NO doubt that Germany Hns united, almost to 4
maDt III favor Of tho existing state of things.
4 YOUTHFUL FlRHEh.
a 14-ycar old ncwsboy r,anlcd Charl.a Gregory
was neatly nIppcd yesterday MortAng NJ TnE
TRIBUNE nfllco III tle net Of presenting m al
tortlay llo rccctyed from, tho check clorlS M
der for twenty papers, and. by sdling nnottef
cipher, written in ink Of tho sa1ue color atid
sct1y like the other on tho check, changed il
overy morning by tho hundreds OF
boys tho delivery clerk did not observe tho
check closely, and gavo out 2l1 papers TO
Gregory. 4 comparison Of tignrcH botwcon The
bhU H'sEpfEIe4 q u!l4HF9HEG Dl paFCFa
moro than tho account kept by the check clerk
Tho delivery clark carefully examined all tho
checks aud discovered the alteration, but as i,o
names are kept il ms not kuoHn who presented
guilty party aud discovered tlat CHECK for tcn
papers otarcd bv Gregory haa been altered to
100; ttat juvenile Was not lit tho habit OF irc-
scouting orders ius larger numoora tttan teh OF
twenty. Olliccr Austen accordingly arrss,nl
tho lad, aud locked him up in the Arlnory. whclo
la was booAett as disurtlrrIy. Juatico I'oyleu
should mako All example of him bY iutiictioE the
Herereht punishment the law atlnIta of,
, 1875-02-08
"LENA RIVERS

To tie Editor Of Ihe Chicago 711bune:
CHICAGO Feb. Permit me to say that the
apparently understandable breach Of etiquette
and discourtesy 10 a Indy, now tho guost OF CHI
cago literary circles, III Introducing to point d
moral, ono of hor books, was wholly unintentlon-
al and accidental. Tho book CHANGED to be tho
ono actually called for .. tho Library, md your
the error, that It was from the pen OF 5l!ss
Draldon. OthoswH, any other typical name
would have beon substituted. For, wbatcvos
viows ono may hold OF tho principle ia tiAcrs-
sion. srch personalities would be untiI,ely and
al inclyilty, and aro hereby disclaimad by
8, L. b.
, 1875-02-08
until evening, tho ,oakass which goes on con.

bthnklT WlII 20 aaVeH.
Tho halief occasionally expressed by somo
victim that tho gas company rms UP It's bills
Whenever it hts to buy ftohh lot Of core ar
C1n,mpi, Enync1lnlen mar nr may not ba true,
bnt tao variations nro remarkable. That Ii. the
bills arr ncvce INV, but they aro sometimes as
toniuhinEIy hgh
There sccm* small cliance os escape from this
Tater,-abd there ia nhoilk a. much rtneon for
ita doing ro.-wo should probably DO iteccd by
n different rnt Of men, but tho f1encinE would
ssill "a OH. This may, iowosor, bo tae solution
of tic matter. Wo can, At any rate, i,avo tho
consolation Of thinking tint, when va pay our
Eas-b,'Is wo ara helping to support not only tile
"a, c,,npanv. bit moro ar loss of our c,vIo
Eritles, vino kindly coufent to serve in the Com
mon Council for tha sate Ut tho honor.
TwraTY.SEcoHn 6rnEET.
, 1875-02-08

time vil rome vles the peoris of tas at.te, Of ii
lartie will nito 10 1" jmssire to tbs bnopsity aud
,s'".m t s o. ny motives e they 10 not 800 " via.
my children will srt That vnlicaon. see evidences.
strong evaenrt In The feeling e.presaod all around
gentrmen, the ne for that ynllcn.ion hns already
. CONS. bus, scntisman upon that auhjeet you mn'l
snd grateful feeling. towards M nil, no with emo.
tioHa words eau tel, yet In mi socr Judgment for
,ho & arc,t ca5ss :, % Of 5'fosm IN Wscol,i aua IN tho
ws represent. and whatever advances that IL best for
ine reraonnlly. Mt in.ny rnpre seara will oln*e
nseare , suffrage q t|s sosth by an.l!tyius II
Would hsvo savs sntes ron T"prs prsctal soncs
ton by csrptt-bag robbery. IT would have ree.lre
the freedom of az men unor tta law. II wonld haEs
alame antl rerrpach wljrh hays vol ugh destroyed
our cherished American faith Lei aa5 ~ I'M ge1,-
e@ must III T. s,s Ia, ~ ~
aaa candidate 1t thia sitnr,
Allow me to ,ay word also Of my friend Gen. Bragg.
1n II one Of tha ablot mou 1t the lr and IN growing
III strenEh erory year. lie of tho abfest and
brayest Of the whole Army Of tho poton.c. Ills no-
has received il but Just expression Of tbs regard III
sas Hnfh u 7 s " m tue % eFsss srI K q Reform IN hs
take high rank as nanator. This deem ts duo to
hia to say IN hs absense. Dnt Lis election at present
And now, gentlemen, como to that other imror-
tant aud decae subject upon which an, requested to
speak, and upon which would not fool Al fberty to
speak but " your special request. refer to the
~ho a,nnna tns haMeh ffcsanted W tne anil
custances ~ wo ~, ann, .a,t xn,,r ~ anS
can oniy say what wo5ti .o ia your n3sition. Al
aa lnst evening tic question II principles with mo
s!.naa foremoHs and always question Of men.
Your platform Of principles upon which you pronose
oS yGe sos sensof u Ill that can bs desired. Ihny
ycrn ~ y, " 3at Gs osG IN pa'ehy m ~
sateg. it ssems t. mo moiel IL n.tfnrm - IL mI
place wisconsin in tho front rank af Refor,n' ""'
oshsr gentlemen named "a candidates. squarsy upon
thst n'aao5n7
, 1875-02-08
TAXATION.


r. The Eitor ef Ths Eh,cIae tribune:
CH1cAao, Feb. G.--At this season Of The year
ths subject OF taxation is a thcme Of general
discussion among tha business mon and thoea so
fortunate al to own property. snd, though 80
widely discussed. thoro ts mover but ttle ono con-
cu*ion arrived at, aud that is that the tax-mnn
la ns surn to como rs death. and tho bill mnst bc
patl. l waB aemewlat amused some time ago
at my employer and this tA1-man; hs had had
Rovcral notices left With him aud bont to lin
that hin tax WAS due and muat bs paid to alt of
which lo paid no attention until by-and-by thu
ta1-tnan camo aii! served personal notice, and
assstrcd him ho should loYy on property. unless
paid by p. nj. that day. About half-uaat 3 ho
wrote check ant! 3,nyc 1t to nle to taxa over,
nd rs went out of tho door think 1 beard
hina ray "d-n tho taxcs." reop!o eesm 10
liayo n horror Of taxes, but we can have no plo-
ttetsou III cities uness wo arc ta1od.
II has long been apparent that our Fire Do
partn1cns is inAdeluatc. Eyerv OTTO admits it,
get whou Gen. Shalcr n1ak6a as tlou,auds for
nesessit'eh bo IS denounced 10 crazy, o.c. Per-
hats hih demands are extor.ionato, got It Ia np-
parent TINT something must be dono, and that \
tax mus! be layled t., NEST ti,eEe demands.
would offer something like tho following: Lovy
Q direct tax on ofery nan between the ages Of
Of social, political religious. or Anan.
cIAl KtS:htlng, t.nle*a In ehoull show
that io wna u confirmed invalid, mad was worth
nothing. tLla fund 80 rellixcd to bo usen sna
Known III "'rlo Fiso Fund" and t., which, S..aler
aIono e>ull have nece.s. ain not II, possession
nf tho siutls'cB, bat from general observation
belioFo thai there ars &c, 900 men III this city who
never paT t,ll1r tax | an ono Of them. |
never raid tinllar's tax in my Ilfo, though
% years hare vol nigh passed aud yone sii,r.
! waa bonn. The !anlt has not been niue but
tho av. or tt thero was any LAW 1t has ncyor
been executed.
bellows it to be the duty Of overv man to con-
tribute somotlung towards supporting proper, ,!e-
gtttuuse. .aul huncst CITY Government aud in this
particular emergency n,t,st certainty foei that
world hu tho hest ,1,cans OF assisting the Fire
Hcyartair:L OF orr CITY, nMd thereby prevent
thb possibility Of another Bcour3a OF flamca.
Lotus IlApLEy
, 1875-02-08

Some ForciGn Cynio Says
that America has hundred religions, but only p,,
gravy. He might hsvo said It has thousand c,o1.
frtcca but only one that beauties the teeth yt!hu
tnJuliQE them, viz: Bozo.lont,
, 1875-02-08
Piaupa-Psnpnr.

AtResds Temple Of Music, NJ. % Van Baren sa.t
good secondhand pianos with ssven octaves rots.,
cases, and esrvcl logs. Gin bs bought from 500 y
&2o9, warranted five years.
, 1875-02-08
SUNDAY NEWS.
LOCAL.

The Committeo appointed for that purpose by
tho Episcopal Convention, together with largo
number Of church people, proceeded to Racino
Saturday morning to notify Dr. Do 1oven OF his
election to the Iflinois Eplscopate. In RESPONSE
to tho notification tho Bishop olect said lie
should haya preferred tho election Of DR.. Say
muur, but, nc1t to that, lis own election WAS .
yihlication Of Dr.. Seymour. This expreaaiou
was regarded hy tho Committee ~ ill-adylaoi,
aud IN attempt wss mtio to suppress ita pnbli-
cation. DR.. Do Koyon did not stato his tnton-
tions a. t, tho acceptance Of tho office Of Bishop
but left lttls doubt that bin rsply will ba favor
ahle.
Mr.. HesiDE denies that tho reinstatement Of
Hand Al Jaler has been insisted upou bv him A.
! condition to the rostorntlon Of eood will be-
tweon himself and 9Aerif hsnew, but intimAtss
that tha row has baen patched up satisfactorily.
The health ausi,orisies hare decided to cstab-
tish quarantine at tho County ropr-IIousa to
3styent The spread Of smal!-pox from that af-
tlictad INSTITUTION.
Judge Rogers. ut the Circuit Court. has do
cIarrl to be Unconstitutional tina law requiring
taiota 70 be nu,nborcd 80 that eYcry maa'a yoto
may bo Enown
periolat is still supreme With tho ring In thu
County Uokri. Fuey laye awarded him The
contract for al tho supplies for tho mouth Of
FGoruarJ.
The Chicago Lar Association met Saturday and
considered varola iln;ort,nt m5A.ures to be
Urged Tor passage by tho LcgiaIatuto.
, 1875-02-08
ElREiGM

Official dispatches to tho King Of Spain M
nuunee the slgnkl lcpufaa OF eight battailons d
CnrliBtA at ArtloEa. decree nas bccn iHauet
forbtddinR milltary and naval otlicers to dabble
tn politics..
Tile Popa roceivod number Of reyoren
Americans Saturday.
Tho Ediaburg (acothud) Theatre burnoi
Saturday.
The Tipton advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Cedar Co., Iowa) 1856-1962, 1875-02-11
b. THOMPSON, Chm.

Coon WILL.-Mr. Chas. Chapman,
of York Prairie, Sunday School SUI
perintendent and local preacher, Was
on last Friday afternoon completely
and very agreeably surprised by his
friends and neighbors. They gath
cred in body at the house OF Mr..
C., bringing with them abundant pro-
vision for the inner man; but the
prime object OF their visit was more
fully developed when, after being
seated at the beautifully laden table,
Mr.. Chapman was presented with
twenty-seven dollars for the replen-
ishment Of his library, and Mrs. G.
with silver tea set, as a token OF
the esteem Of the donors. There are
few testimonials in this world which
could be more grateful than such an
one from the community in which
one lives and where he is best
known; and Mr.. Chapman desires US
to say that he fully appreciates the
distinguished consideration shown
him and returns to his friends his
most sincere aud heartfelt thanks
therefor. The occasion will be one
to treasure in the memory and the
pleasure it awakened will last, like the
true friendship which prompted it,
so long as life remains.
The Tipton advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Cedar Co., Iowa) 1856-1962, 1875-02-11

kEysToNE.-The Inter Ocean of
Chicago, Of last week Tuesday, con-
tanned the following paragraph, which
also found its way into the Chicago
Journal the same evening:
''Judge Drummoud yesterday
granted an injunction in the case Of
Geo. w. Brown against the Keystone
Manufacturing Company, TO restrain
infringement OF Browns corn planter
patent
Wednesday, the Inter Ocean says.
editorialiy, in rererring to the para
graph:
"The statement is entirely errone.
GUS. An injunction was applied for
in the case in question, but was not
granted. That any error should &C.
cur is to us source Of deep regret.
We therefore take this, the earliest
opportunity to make to the Keystone
Manufacturing Company oil the rep
aration within our power by giving
to this explanation especial promi.
hence.
The Journal Of Thursday says;
1t was stated in Tuesdays issue
that in the corn-planter case of Geo
w. Brown vs.. the Keystone Manu-.
featuring Company ct a., an injunc.
ton was granted against the defen-
dants. This we find is a mistake
and the Keystone Company contin.
ues its business a. heretofore
The scare in regard to the Key.
stone planter il therefore over, ana
the farming public may rest assuret
that it will be manufactured in 10
creasing quantities each year. 1t ha'
The Tipton advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Cedar Co., Iowa) 1856-1962, 1875-02-11
DIED.

At the home Of his parents, in Stan
wood. Thursday evening. February 4th.
1875, Of lung fever, JAMES c., son Of
VIM. w and Ellen +. Allen, aged IA
years.
The deceased had for two years assist
ed his father by acting as baggage mas
ter at Stanwood, and was thoroughly
reliable boy. wkb will be missed no,
alone by the desolated family circle
His illness only commenced on the
Sunday cveaing before his death, the
work Of the disease being fatally facili-
satcd by previous lung affection. The
funeral services.on Saturday were large
ly attended. The sympathy Of kindly
friends and aeighbors manifested itseli
throughout in . manner that can only
be appreciated by those in similar trlal
and bereavement.
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now been manufactured only seven
wears, but in that time II has attained
the reputation throughout the ncrtt .
vest Of being the best planter IN the
market. Its intrinsic merits have
placed it above al others, and have
made the demand for il 40 great thai,
though new buildings, new machin.
cry, aud An increased force Of work
men is employed each year. the CON-
pany are not able to ill their orders,
and viii from present appearances
no. gil their orders by some thou
sand machines. - Nerling Gazette.
For sale only q. Reichert & Cobb's
in Upton, Iowa.
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PROM CLARENCE.

Last Wednesdsy--the windy Wednes-
day, We mean-Clarence received her
full share of wind with some TO spare
The black smiths needed 40 bellows, the
ladies needed no fans, the farmers
wind mills worked without oiling,in fact
everything was very airy. Not . man
CO aid be seen on the street. Each indi.
vidusl went into his own hole and took
his hole after In after him, therefore it
caused everything to look bleak and
lonely. But since the weather has per-
mitted, the town Is alive and business
good rs ever
A grand swindle that-the Colored
Ministries. Mac" Reed offered to treat
any man to the cigars that would own
up that he attended the show
Lost-between Upton and Clarence,
one good glove, with buckskin 'front.'
The owner will properly reward the fin.
der, by leaving the same at George
Smiths drug store.
A grand hop was held at the Post
House. last Monday, February LIST, for
the special benefit of Mr.. Mclaughlin.
Quite number from Upton were pres
ent, and seemed to enjoy themselves,
with no accident-which always seems
strange to the Clarence circle. tor it IL
impossible for the Clarencites to leave
home without some misfortune. One
poor fellow had his ribs caved in com
ing home from the Upton concert. We
think it best not 10 state how it was
done, only to advise young men not to
go sleighing In narrow seated cutters.
A Masonic Festival will be held in
this place ON the 22d of this month. The
speech will be delivered at the Luth-
eran Church, by the Rev. o. +. Aldrich.
The supper will be At the Pacific, served
by the lively Alfred Day. The So
ciab'e will b. at the Masonic Hall. Ev-
erything Is well arranged, and a good
time is anticipated. They have not yet
decided upon the admission fee, but the
kind hearted Masons will no doubt put
it within the reach OF sll
The Presbyterian sociable at Fred
Hechts, last week, WAS attended by q
pretty small crowd, on account of the
stormy weather; there were only three
or four couples present. Fred says he
will no. be put off in that way, but has
requested it should be held at his resi-
dence next Tuesday evening.
Last Sabbath morning, at II o'clock,
the Presbyterian Church was crowded
beyond its capacity. during the funeral
services of Mrs. Hannah F Nicely, Of
this place, formerly Of Gettysburg, Penn
sylvania. The deceased took her de-
parture last Friday evening, at the age
Of IS years. IL months and days. She
has been resident of Clarence for the
past six years, during which time she
was member of the Presbyterian
Church, by letter, from the great Con-
swago Church near Gettysburg. The
entire community know her christian
character, and faithfulness in dischsrg-
ing her duties as q christian. Rev. C.
w. Treadwell preached the sermon Sab
bath morning, and selected tor his tex,
blessed are the dead which die in the
Lord" Phil.
The Tipton advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Cedar Co., Iowa) 1856-1962, 1875-02-11
SUNNI AIRY,

ROLL OF HONOR.
High Schooi.-Mattie Stryker,
Susie PfafT, Katie Fields, Emma
Hoon, Edward Lee, Charley Fleming,
Amelia Springer, Cassius Wirick.
Grdn,n,ar.-Sarah Cou,ts, Aman-
da Ocheltrce, Emma Mahanay, Mary
Shearer, Annie Wampler, Walter
Shearer.
Secondary. - Addie Burroughs,
Nellie Biscoe, Carrie Bossert. Matte
Coutts, Gail Campbell, Ida Kennedy,
Louie Stryker, Minnie Thompson.
intermediate. - Nellie Aldrich,
Tommy Doyl, Thomas Haincs, Willie
McNamara, Willie Piatt, Lille Rel
ebert, Mamie Reichert, Maggie Wal
tiers, Sherman Yates.
Respectfully submitted,
J. NJ. ScoTr, Principal.