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Executors Notice. 4

z Sonce Is hereby given that The under
signed has this day Been appointed bg tba
Circuit Court Of Cedar County,. Iowa. Fxcr1,s
tor OF the Estate Of Simeon 4 Bagiey. az.
ceased; and all persons having claims
against said estate are hereby notified to file
them WITH the Clerk of said Court, clearly
stated and duly sworn to, and persons awine
said estate are notified to make immediate
payment.io The anders ignad. ssrsss
= Dated at Upton, iowa, this 1gtl daF OF
February, A. d. lsi4
Eve Aeyts Raafpy Ezsnaeos M
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DOLLARS

10 a.e amount Of tmo milton fire hun
ared thousand are 10 lie distributed on
ne 27h Of tcb. ~ Tic Pubic LiL,ary
q ny, npoh he occasion Of Their fjth
and tost Concert
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Matilda Fletcher, the popular Iowa
lecturer hiss Just received patent
on . cylindrical trunk which she re-
Gently invented, and which the In
dustriat Motor already places in the
rank Ofseanaek able Inventions 81 q
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Inducements offered by thi, Route

to the travelling public are all the modern
improvements: Rock and Gravel Balasted
Track, Steel Rail, Rock and Iron Brides.
farlor ana Drawing Room Day Coaches,
Smoking and Lounging Cars, WcstingLou. =
Safety Air Brakes, Miller's Patent Safety
Coupling aud Platforms, Speed, Safety ana
Absolute Comfort
Running through Five Great states. ana
operating over 1900 miles OF road, this Com.
rany presents to the Traveller facilities that
AXE NOT and CANNOT BE- offered by anF
Competition "'s
=, All ticket agents can sell you tickets via
this route
AZ yon wish the best traTcing aecom,no
dallons, yos will buy your tickets by this
route, and will take no other,
MARVIN HrGnrfr. Yu srruxrrr
Sa.s-:l s-vsr.a.ezaea.. ct.T Pes. i -.
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y must se good reading for TLeor1
dore luton this recent rental OF
pess - the Plypaonth Church. They
sold e. "A, 600, SUM of $4,000
greAteE thaa vas eyer realized before..
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Another rebel leader is on his way
into Congress. The Democrats in
the Missouri Legislature have nomi-
mated and viii elect Cen
eral +. Nj. Cockrell, of Warrensburg,
as Carl Schurz's successor in the
United States Senate. General Cock
rell, during the rebellion, was in com
nnand 81 the Missouri Division of the
Confederate" Army Of the Tennes-
see. He is six.footer and well
proportional, and has never before
been elected to anv Office. @
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Adminisira,or's Notice.

Notice Is hereby given That The und.rsign
81 mas TINS day been appointed by the Cir
cltii Court Of Cedar county, Toua. adaninis-
traitors of the estate OF John Yrter. decreased.
and all persons having claims against said
s - ne are hereby bottled 10 HE them with
the Clerk Of said Court, clearly stated and
dfas sworn TO. and persons owing sad es-
tate are notified TO make i!ntagdIatn nav
inent TO the undersigned
Dated NJ Upton, Iowa, III. l2tE day of
Jan. A, u. sls55. #stsgs.s =
MARY ANN YET rsR.
6#*t&s w. O. MfNffTS TN Adnrs
W8l r. TAnat & Yates Attyfa o,.9
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Chicago&Nor thwestern R'y

Passengers for CHICAGO, Detroit, Toledo,
Cleveland, Buffalo, Niagara Falls, Pittsburg
Cincinnati, Rochester, Albany, Toronto,
Montreal, Quebec, Portland, Boston, New
York. Philadelphia, Baltimore, Washington,
st. Louis, Cairo, San Francisco, Sacramento,
ogdon, Salt Lake City, Denver, Council
Bluffs, Sioux City, st. Paul Marquette
Escanaba, Menasha, Madison, Cheyenne
| Omaha, Yankton, Winona, Duluth, Green
| Bay, Milwaukee, and all points North, West
| South and East, should buy their tickets viz
i CHICAGO and the
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Gen p Rowell & Co.

Geo. P. Rowell & Co.
conduct an agency for The reception OF advertise
ments for American NEw-PaPERs-tbe most c0ll-
pete establishment Of the Kind in the world, sis
Thousand NswsPAPRRs are kept regularly on Hse,
open TO Inspection by customers Every Adyef-
fiseneHt is taken at the home price of the paper.
without any additional chsrge or commission. Y
advertiser, in dealing with the Agency, Is saved
trouble and correspondence making one cont fA'.t
Instead OF dozen. hundred or a thousand A
Book OF eighty pages. containing lists of best pa
pers. largest creaaions, religious, agricultural,
class political, daily and country papers and all
papers which specially valuable 10 advertisers,
with some information ABOUT prices, is sent Fix Y II
to any address application. Persons at DIST
ance wishing to make contracts for advertising "a
town. city. county, State or Territory OF u =
United states any portion OF the Dominion pt
Canada may send concise statement Of what They
want together with copy of the Advertise m Ut
they desire inserted and will receive informaffea
by return mail which will enable them TO decide
whether to increase or reduce The order. For such
Information there To no charge. Orders are tskrn
for single paper well as for list. for single
dollar as readily for a larger sum. Offices (ints
Balid.Hgl,
Il Park Row ny.
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Drawing Certain or Money re.
funded.

For tickets and Information. address
THO. L. BRAMLETTE,
Agent and Manager. Pabiic Library build
ing, Louisville. Ky,
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stray M uie.

Taken up by solomon Head, on the 18Th
az December, 1874, in Springdale township,
one dark iren gray mare mule, one year OLD
last spring, name and tail shaved, and val
ued at $50.
MoRrAu CARROLL, Co. Auditor.
January 18th, 1915. aH"
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Chicago & Northwestern Railway

Close connections are made at Chicago
with the Lake Shore q Michigan Southern,
Michigan Central, Baltimore Il Ohio. Pitts
burg, Port Wayne d Chicago, Kankakee
Line and Pan Handle Routes, for all points
EAST and SOUTH EAST, and with the
Chicago Alton and Illinois Central for all
points SOUTH
Close connections are also made With the
Union Pacific r r. at Omaha for all far
West points.
Close connections are u.ade ut ja..etiDn f,o;,.ts
1rifh trains of III e,..sS yf,f,ts
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PULLMAN P1L1CE' CARS

These celebrated cars are run on an night
trains on all the lines Of this road.
This is the ONLY LINE running these ears
between Chicago and 81. Paul or Chicago
and Milwaukee.
Al Omaha our Slccpers connect with the
overland sleepers on the Union Pacific
Railroad, for all points west Of the Missouri
River. Among the
The Tipton advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Cedar Co., Iowa) 1856-1962, 1875-01-21

They have found hlm-thc mean
cst man in,tle' Observation-Disclosures
over at Clinton. The Herald says:
"A man living inas country town IN
this county, = hoSis in agood eircum.
stances himself, collected $50 for the
ra@hspperss sufferers, and then came
to Clinton and invested the money in
dry goods, sob:cco, shoss, etc., box
ing the articles up and sending them
too relative in Northwestern Iowa.
to be appppriats dssolely by the lat
ter and his family
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Farm for Sale.

The farm known as tile Guyer farm. Two
mi1Hs=wtst 81 Inland Is for sale on reason
able TERMS on said farm are houses. never
falling we'll, stable aud good orchards. said
farm H. we'll improved generally. Enquire
or samuel Halnpler. or +. ;. Templeion one
and ii half miles west OF Inland. 2m3
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r.
!. ,The CaaiapAtis Gosusereiai, An.in-
<.dspspdens pApersis not able TO- see
,sthst, State sovereignty suffers any
,more. in the Louisiana CASE than 10
did GONE uoaths 400 in Arkansas.
when the slender line OF blue coats
kapt armed nobs Of State soyereigns
, faon cutting each others throsts,a and
0ave the G Conservative squad the pre-
.fereuos. We did not observe Ct
that fine any special alarm among
I the Denocraey about the subjugaton
! az ~ soysreig mtg Of Arkansas, and
IS have to say that the greater part
~ ths row about State rights - pas
<Sion and nonsense, delus'on, folly
1nnd sadness. sSieees sN
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That ell be . nice assenhlage Of
Democrats u Washington for con-
ssltation, Of which ex- Governor Mag
offis, lsnverdy johnson, Jeremiah s.
Black, and Senator Eaten, Of Con.
neeticut, are. named rs represents.
.ivemen. Eaton will probsbly de-
clare that. no moros Federal troops
shaA gosto Louisiana except ovcr his
dead body. THAT is what hes said OF
thefsMasssohlnetts negiment which
lnsFched to- the rescue OF Washing
ton in lS6las ltis lus III ~
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OF |isU,
cgmpfete arrangement for feeding
stock An Empire feed mill. with power
ana shelter. which viii grind from 20 to ~
bushels pt.r hour. 0ne NJ Anderson's Uni
yersal steamers--capaaity sufficient for
from one hundred and fifty to two hundred
head OF hogs-al Of which is nearly new.
VIII he sold reasonably on good time, 3
miles north Of York rrairIe church, Louden,
Cedar county, Iowa.
fa48 !. r. GARNER.
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Eorr-W ash.rgtcn newspaper cor
Respondents took Pacific Maiaswag,
---McF' arland, Of Forney's Press, be
ing st down with $4,000, which he
says he Psid over to Foney; sShaN
of the Boston, Transcript, $4,000
Donh, Piatt, $4,000, and Morris, for
menly editor Of tho Washington
.Gg.vonicJe, II, 800. II sh6ulds be no
ted that III these writers made them
selses hOarse inlcrying out against
issths c.o-r-r-u.p-t-i,o-n Of the Repub-
ican psrty,''while they were pocket
issr their Ill .9otten gains.ts tf~n
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"a IL Aanual anesling sof the State
- 1cll1&nsal z6scisty Wss held q Des
60 N1iness NAsdanday Ofsihst scck,
i fssty eight n>mserss a,eing spsssent.
The forenoon was occupied by the
ne Fsssa ai 8 tAs;ssaas:s ss Re ssss;s
80 ofRceH and their, adoption. IN The
!. xa{terpoeA nc .Acaiipn of the .Dext
= + aates Far vas the riacipal qasf Of
= hasiaees., KeokAk aud Cedar Rapids
s weTe,ihe, ealv capdidstes and upon
= ske 6nt ballet the fQraaar waschosen
- ~. = vote of .ihirty,6vc tQ sthirssen.
Tbe od of6eers we're then rsseleeted
as iplloxxa President Qliyer Mills,
Cas-. counts; Voc PIeadent N, W.
Rebiasop, Polk county; Secretary, y
n ,Shaaer Jefferson county; TressT
v,arer, SIS SAmpe. Lee county. Di-
recsors we're next elected, essays On
.s'yazious subjects read end thenihe
= meeting adjourned ssat ~lsosna !
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Il, The Inter. Ocean, thus closes m
sabse ssply 10 several positions taken
bysM Evartss sia his New York
spsech: Il ka.Aiasxso .fa1tsa - 49,
ssssThe arguments Of Mr. Esarts,
Schnsg ct al saEaount to this: 1.-The
Ptcsident shall suppress domestic
violence, but he shall not -detsrmine
w,Isn it exists, sor where, or who is
1siilty yof il, and d shall bese1tremely
.cassf,L 70 touch nobodyswhile enga'
xed in suppre ssing IL! This isswhat
~ arguments. Of quibblsrs and dem.
a8oones amount to, and nothing
more. b@<laa rs usss bsa 49,
The daily gazette., 1875-03-19
EDITION.
The Ice NnG Flood.

The total loss by the Port Jcrvis
food Of Wednesday is now reported at
$2SS, 900, divided as follows: Erie
Railway bridge. $4,000; Barrett's
bridge, $45 900; Basket bridge, $13, 900;
individual losses at Port Jervis $50, 900;
lumber swept away, $500; damage
above the town, $40, 900. 1t is believed
the losses below Port Jcrvis will add
500, 900 to the aggregate, making the
flood the most DISASTROUS that ever
was known in the valley of the upper
Delaware.
There was no change yesterday in
the condition Of the Susquehanna at
Pittston and Wilkesbarre, the weather
being too cold and the ice remaining
firm. The Lehigh Railroad track was
still covered with ice, which prevented
the running Of trains beyond, and it
was believed that if no further rise in
the river should occur, ten days would
be required to clear the track. Many
of the mines near Pittston have ceased
work, there being no route left for the
shipping of coal. Much apprehension
was felt lest another flood should come
and prove more dangerous than the
| last
The daily gazette., 1875-03-19

SMYRNA, March 18.-The conference
opened with religious services by Rev.
Humphries. ..--,
The Wesleyan College report was read
and referred.
The Dickins on College report t.rehelr>ed
the history of the late difficulties ut
length, and spoke handsomely OF the new
professors and the revival work now 60
ing on.
Mr.. Duhadway was properly represen,
and elected to elders orders.
Salisbury district was represented to be
in fine condition und the characters oi
the preachers was passed.
Bishop Wiley was present. =,
The call of stewards makes times hard
but the collections are good.
The centenary report was made and
draft ordered for Sl80 interest due.
Messrs. Hubbard, Way. Barton, Coo
per, Ball, Esgate, and Humphries were
continued as supernumeraries.
Mr.. Sutton was continued superan
uate, Mr.. Houston's case was laid ovel
DR.. Sheldon. of New Jersey, was intro
duced and represented the Bible inter
ests of our American Society.
The daily gazette., 1875-03-19

President Grant made use of drum
ken federal judge and of federal bayo-
nets to deprive Louisiana of the Demo
cratic Governor and Legislature of the
peoples choice in 1872. President
Grant made use of General Sheridan
and federal bayonets to prevent the re-
covery of her self-government of Lou
siana in the election of a Democratic
Legislature in 1874. The Republican
majority of the Federal Senate now
unites with President Grant to defraud
Louisiana of half her rightful represen-
tation in tina! body. For while nobody
pretends now that any Legislature
which sent the negro gambler Pinch
back to Washington was a lawful Leg
islaturc, nevertheless the Senate defers
till December the rejection which is
then unavoidable, so that Pinchback
may meanwhile be placated by getting
his price for consentlng to the election
Iof Grants brother-in-law Casey, OF
Kellogg, and Louisiana constrained to
accept Casey or Kellogg rather than
Pinchback or nobody. The political
party never existed among free peo
pile which could survive such repoti
tion of such intolerable infamies.-
World.
The daily gazette., 1875-03-19
A NarrOtO Escape.
AMAN GETS CAUGHT ON A REVOLVING
SHAFT AND IS CARRIED AROUND
aCvppAI T,JNFa

MAN GETS CAUGHT ON REVOLVING
SHAFT AND Is CARRIED AROUND
SEVERAL TIMES.
At McLear 6 Kcndall's coach
works, Ninth and King streets yes
terday morning, Mr.. Harry Preston
met with severe accident, and mar
rowly escaped with his life.
While he was engaged with his
work some portion of his clothing
caught upon "A revolving shaft, around
which he was whirlcd several times.
Instinctively he seized hold of the
shaft with his hands, and being man
of considerable strength his CRASH so
obstructed the revolutions Of the shaft
that the belt was thrown oil and he
was saved.
BY this accident Mr. Preston sus
tanned bruises and cuts of severe
though not dangerous character. In
one of his turns he came in contact
with revolving emory wheel, which
scraped the skin from his right side
and left very sore, raw place. Ii,
was removed ut once TO his home, and
furnished with proper medical atten
dance, which left him in fair way
| for recovery
The daily gazette., 1875-03-19
SECOND EDITION
Port Deposit.
RAPID RISE OF THE RIPER-ExCITEMENT
OF THE PEoPLg-GENERAL PANIC.

RAPID RISE OF THE RIPER-ExcITEMENT
OF THE PEOPLE-GENERAL PANIC.
PoRT DEPosIr, Md, March 18, 10 p
The ica cohmenc Ell running here at 7
o'clock this morning, and the river rose
fonr feet in ten minutes, and has been
rapidly rising ever since. The whole
town Is in excitement, and persons are
rushing with their furniture and other
sii13.a m hills. The water is in the
street anu across it in many places, and
continues to rise steadily. It Is also
above the railroad, and men are tearing
up the track in places and doing all that
can be done to save their property. The
train from Philadelphia due ut 82O this
evening could not get within mile OF
the town for the gorge. The crisis is at
hand. The wharves and shores of the
river have been crowded with spectators
since the commencement of the flow,
and the night being such II bright moon
light one made tho scene one Of gran
deur and beauty. Some OF the ice is
four feet thick and is running at the rate
OF mile in three minutes. There has
been no slack in it since it commenced
| running. 1t is supposed that the river
is open clear to its mouth.
PERRYvlLLE, Nd, March 1910. 81
P. M. The current of the Susquehan
ma r'"' '1g very strong, and the ict
isvtiy navy, but is passing off nice
ly.
PORT DEPoslT, MD, March 1919. P
N The river has been rising since
| O'Clock, and the water is from two tt
six inches on the railroad traik
| AT 722 z. NJ. the engine and cars 0;
the Philadelphia, Wilmington and Bal
timore Railroad Company were moved
from Port Deposit to Perryvile.
The daily gazette., 1875-03-19
Bowers HoOf Linimeut

After 30 years OF practical experience with
horses, in staging, teaming, &c, have learn
cd that more horses have been crippled by
Inattention to the feet than all other diseases
combined. After many experiments L have
round the true remedy to PREVENT the dis
case of the noof OF restore it after negligence,
% Wnat nature intended it should be-ke
grsat support ofthe noble animal. II the hoot Is
iniamed and diseased, the animal ID compare
lively worthless. This liniment will surely
preUent this worst Of all diseases, Contraction,
Corns, Quarter, Cracks, Contraction of The
Back Sinew generally called Knee Sprung:
Nc, and restore those that have been crippled
Dy The want OF such remedy.
ns-Try It, and it will never fail II properly
applied, VIZ:
Bathe the horses foot once week, or often
er II necessary, at the heel and frog, and
around the hoof close to the halr.
NJ. C. BOYER,
Norristown, Pa.
MR. N. C. BOYER-Dedr Sir: This is to Ger
tIfy that have used your Liniment in my
stable for three months past, on more than
one hundred horses, and find it the best PIE
paration have ever used on horses. 1t Ia far
better than you recommend it. Send me i've
cases at once, by express. c. y. ID.
HARRY HAMILTON,
No. 1872 West 31st street New York City.
The daily gazette., 1875-03-19
FIRE DEPARTMENT NOTES.

8. J. Tazcwell has provided his en-
gine with new pumpsand a new jacket,
and removed it to the Weccacoe
House.
The Water Witch engine is out of
service, and is being overhauled and
repaired at Harlan Il Hollingsworth
Company's works.
The Fame engine is again in SER
vice. II. J. Goud, of Newark, N. J.
builder of this engine, is expected to
be in town tomorrow, when the ap-
paratus will be tried and some new
hose. tested.
The Delaware s. +. E. Company
have sold 700 feet of hose to the Har
Ian IL Holingsworth Company, and
will put their new MCGOWAN hose in
service this week.
The daily gazette., 1875-03-19

For THE w. & X Co.'s CONSIDER
ATIoN-Wo il not be a capital move
if the Wilmington u Reading Railroad
authorities would induce tho Phila-
delphia & Reading Company to lease
their road and take il under its control
and management the same as it has
done the Reading & Lchigh Road ?
They would be the gainels by such q
transfer, and then the entire line would
be much buster highway than now.
do not say that the w. & r. Road is
not under good management now, but
think it would be great benefit to
all concerned if the Reading Railroad
would take hold of it. Through trains
from the Lehigh coal regions to tide
water atWilmington would be grand. -
Reading Eagle correspondent
The daily gazette., 1875-03-19

Two Moons IN ONE MONTH. .-Au-
gust will have two moons, one on the
first and the other on the Both of the
month. This is an unusual occurrence,
not having occurred before since about
1858. Certain old women have ira
dition that sickness and mortality pre-
walls in an unusual degree when the
event occurs, which story we have us
much faith in us one to the effect that
by looking at the new Moon ovel
your right shoulder..and wishing three
things, they will be granted.
The daily gazette., 1875-03-19

An Ohio girl wrote letter and for
got to put lin haste" on the envelope.
The Beecher-1ilton jury didn't faint
until they came to the kissing.
Gen. Robert Toombs has been danger
ously i'll with pneumouir.
Punch calls matrimony the common
chord Of two flats
Molly Allen, of Napa, aged 10, is Cali.
fornia' best shot.
n Philosophical and cold-heartod folks
ave grey eyes.
The daily gazette., 1875-03-19

RoBBERY.-Between Z and o'clock
last evening, Lucy Ann Tibbitt, col
ored woman who had been living foI
a week in the family of E. M. Sergeant,
No. Sl5 West Fourth street, took a
very sudden departure. Lucy's depart
ure would nothave been regretted, but
for the fact that she took with her q
silk dress, pair of good shoes and q
truak full of clothing belonging o Mrs
Sergeant. She covered up her retreat
ing steps so effectually that the police
have not been able to como up with
hnr
The daily gazette., 1875-03-19

LAND SALES. Mr.. j. F. Mancha
Real Estate Agent, of Talbot county,
Md, has made sale of the following
property:
For Charles w. Arringdalc, farm
OF 200 acres in Chapel District, to $
Il. Newell, of Pennsylvania, for $4,000
For Sam'l T. Love, farm Of 81
acres and store house ut Chapel, to F.
=. Whitman of Pennsylvania, fol
$1,000.
For Col. III. E. Batemen. the farm
of 1876 acres on Trippe's Creek, IN Ok
ford Neck, to John r. Robinson, o
N. York, for $1,000.
The daily gazette., 1875-03-19
whence tnis Great Commotion the

whence this Great COminOf iOT, the
country through, among the Alcoholic Bitter
mongers? They stand aghast ut an innoya
ton onthcir privilege OF making drunkards
of the sick. A competitor has come into the
field with which they cannot contend. DR.
the undchled essence of the most eilicacious
vegetable tonics and alternatives IN the world,
is driving all the still-born nostrums Of KING
Alcohol TO the wall. There is no disease, in
ternal or external, IN which it is not bcne-
ficially administered. feb25diw