davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
, 1876-06-01
20 zsssfsn In sinsn baIb.u glas Dsgr,

b%tftIttefa In %stuIstn gNstRbItdsMt
ArSmpfe. @dpdds. 5erjtIopfen, b6fsu gcph
fbnssrl, pereerbtnen Masrn, Diarrbse.
GurdAfan, Serftcp flung, BidbHnssn
uns allie tnHersH Gsibsn.
@dftaht fplt,n ftts etns FIsfds ssn efairass stsass
6..ttf bet a6 tatrsr. Dtatat Irspfsn tn gla6sr r,rs,s
'Ryanibeit sbsr S&msrstn. Bic psm Ot&|sl hes GDaG,rs
s%srrkbrsa. sprpeaetn. % IA bsNr ale fraribaiess
ssaaks seG Sittsis sIs ttn Rti,mitiel.
, 1876-06-01

n aRe S<s snslaGiatshsH 2ranitetea, bsReu tes ~
f~&tnstf&l.&t untsripprfsa Ia. nab Iesea uamsaNi4T q,
nen esran. Die urta&eu, vsI&s ekla f&rtdli4er f.
lrsssruf.a. ane sesf&tspsa ane stafettts abz ~ H.
ssra 6tSrtxnasnttttl sas RerpsnfpRrn, ks 81 sas
Lnsssrsaat snb baear& een sau.su aOrpes ~ td ~
Das .S6wtbti4 Bttters~ asbt nuerret@s ba ale k.ar.
iunssiatttl sd ben sben ~erypdbat.n &ranfbaten anh bai
Tautneen bic Gsunbbstt inradesssb,n, ptl&t f&pa 10
tan s~oefeltea, ie mtsSr 1snus am psh,H ~ fabea.
acknowledgement,
, 1876-06-01

Wabtpab W. 60,
s2 Darren, Ode &tas6 Ctr, 81. D.
shs seltAss uxb aaprs. Saiat cine Rrstmaris "a
gsahnas 4. Co., 50 g}arren, Ode Gbura Gfr., Nea
sssL axsiuRft. Zsxsnbs r.rts pirs 9bnex ,peefAt5t.
, 1876-06-01
RADWAY's READY RELIEF

tirt aus,nsIt6It&s 5alf, Nxb.a BET,
GItthEeans her Ntstsa. Der piais urs ter 9tnetnrss
GssstRtrn Der eunsc. Fsrlsepaf!esn. atsmguasse(asty
tsn. 5sr,hstisn, 5sft,rts. Grsuy. Tsstttris, Gatarrs,
tsaas, Bsbaeln. DttfeiH.bt.
Die anpeabuns bee &eass Relief az bcn Isssssb,n
sbu ~terasltsa Gbttle wtss ~etntsruna ash @~s(ssttaYS 4
IT. MtbeS ktrssfas ga.
, 1876-06-01
DIntrsimtseHA.

Derssrbenes Blu. IL ks basstasfa&e As ssisesasAaw
Sab Issar ~elIbafter &ranfbes.ta.
, 1876-06-01

sda.t sas.nsItS!t& btt faltE. "a asx StH.rsa, S&SkAs
sab GHiiaAbun8sE bsfeitist Inb Gsuasnisasn iurist,
slstaessl Oh ft tn Der eunat, III, Wlastn, GiaSeptiAsn
sssr isnalstn Graitn Otsr DstaHsa lisssn, lure sir.
waltes GaptnbRrg.
tSn elmer bis iransts Mtnatsa. tintrlet mi, Dsftia shec
R~etaissnb bar S&mtri i.tn mag, Der RteunatiAf, Ba,s
lsssriee. StDass. 0ertrlsgti.s, Slsrssit, an Rsxraisis
1Gbsnhe sser SrdRitlaPe nitro "a
, 1876-06-01
Nerlam9t, 4 :;'i n: s! x. P'+ e !; s AZ: A.

DuIt TO VDBe1 V1pltf, 10 NDubetfs, Nplbene ife0er,
Geoerbalter, 4atent yarolnaB uno einen Mrtifel Ses
ipelrp. @injeine patete nit ele9antem Treis rs Gents
pDitirei. Girculare lrei.
4s912ott; Bride u. Gp., 100 broadway. R.v
, 1876-06-01

EsS unbttssus Rran!bnt.R unb bic msstesntf&s UsbsnA-
i!nns besIabta Tam ntenais ~ frab bespnnen psrSsn,
gtsa s.erau3s es rSavssti& 9ttt.rs" ssnau rad b;
ntre seri@tptnesa. Gen petientes wtrb anfeblkar a
ssaaanelss SslaaSeet iuraaessttsn SAB tsaas hk frskes
, 1876-06-01
Nip itapD s % &c.
(Gbromo.)
The Great Atlantic and
Pacific Tea Company.
Sarptauartier 80 II. "a Seiep Ctr, ". D.
Cine Org anil ii on jum

Support ppm Sbee
uno Sertauf o~eIelbeu Direct an Die &unoen nit eine,n
tlelnen giuten. sed5is 3peis . Eetail . Gei6Gfte.
Saone Sel=GbromOs oerlbieoener Ur0Ben lperoen Den
Soulern NIT |, 2, 3, 4 ooer 5 pfuno 3bee 9eldentt.
Die Sonpanp batjebt 8ur Mblieferuns bereit Elm pradts
q piuno) Bib, oas eimen l~ebbaiten Streit ,,piNben
eiren Sinh unb einem Dumb INN Die 9jeblin9sprppe
oes Gritersn bartlett. IS 1T 10 poa oes 6unors, BAR
tellls SelbreiOum9 ole Wel6id)te 10 out er3dblen fam,
l9eiouna IT seraoe 5ipiiben Sbiir uno Mnsel uno man
nilB oas Silo lebsn um es ~piroisen gu tonnen. Sebt
aI babet IN s3l Nrt Str, @de Der 3lpeittn II. Coates
The daily intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Territory [i.e. Wash.]) 1876-1881, 1876-06-05

d was the f4yoh,e. first. Lander
I'd. and CyriYe third DISTANCE 4
mile. Tias|il7l.A
~ YoRx. june rs Jnmrs
I'M and faulty sfiled for Livers
o-day on IL s,es,ner Celtic.
ALbASs tvtb June j. Mrs.
= Battlsr. ftsifing a. Iighgasc,
illed last s by a hired
dayirg the fmposary absence
husband.
The daily intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Territory [i.e. Wash.]) 1876-1881, 1876-06-05
A HEALTHFUL SIGN.

One of the hopeful Signs OF the
times hereabouts, i, the generally
low price of real state that Is ruling
at present. Ihe advance OF prices
has not Kept pace with the growth
Of business and advance of values.
By reference to our current real
estate record, and comparison Of the
average considerations that obtain
now with those,of past years, it will
be discovered that unimproved pro-
perty as a general thing sells about
az low now a. it d6 five or SIX years
ago. Yet in he same time, .he
actual value Of tity property has IN
creased many-fold and is likely to
increase still faster in the future.
Lands located one or two miles from
Occidental square sell at from fifty
to one hundred dollars yer acre,
while lands on Salmon Bay, only
eight or nine miles frcm town, have
recently changed hands At five dol
lars per acre, and the richest bottom
land in the world, in White River
Valley. we'll located and considerably
improved, can be bought for ten to
forty dollars per acre. Choice build
ing lots in the suburbs still sell at
twenty-five to one hundred dollars.
And this depression of price is
likely to continue q while longer.
It's causes are the preponderance of
landed wealth here as in new coun-
tries generally ,sver all other kinds,
and the eyhaustless demand for
money in the development Of bust
ness. Land being the most plentiful
equivaly int and the easiest obtained,
il throkn upon the market in great
abundance. Nevertheless, an acre
of laAd here is actually worth a.
much ms an acre of land Of equal pro.
ductiveness in Central California,
New York or Massachusetts,.
The effect of this condition Of
things il. that the ssttlament of the
country and 'groyth Of the city are
favored since spremium is thus put
upon the influx and invrstme4t of
capital froh abroad. Busint.s- il
cncouragSd TO conY--al:-
to take SCOT ia
tiers are no y
parting with their surplus
a. the vacant land witho,
practically Of small value
her imp~*crishing thr
,ss Of interest, son
attic, which in
r owc b
The daily intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Territory [i.e. Wash.]) 1876-1881, 1876-06-05
FROM OUR TRAVELLING CORES
POEDEgT.



En-. ISrELLfGEs sR: - Ao.-er3ing
TO promise IN my las. 1T ~ill now
briefly d scribe some Of the processes
10 which tbs H,a:era%li is Subjected BE-
fore i, ia ready for market.
Material fer the barrels is pnFchasod
in England where It is prepared spec
tally for the parpose and consists OF
carhonate.i steel in roahd lars Of differ
eut sizes ard bring from a to 80 fest in
length. The p1ost com mon sIze that Is
used for the sporting rifle aud the mill
;ary arrn I-abogt two inches III dame
ter, aud the first operation towards the
manufacture of - gun Is 70 cnt these bars
UP into lengths offro.n IL to Is inches
and of course, shorter fer car bines. This
cutting is done cold ard by powerful
machine of double feed or cut. feeding
MP TO the bar when ouce in place, from
both sides, and cntsing thin shaving
from outside 20 center. This operation
10 very rapid considering the work
performed. These short pieos are next
taken TO the bring machine where they
are set On md aud drilled half through.
then turned aud drilled from the oil her
end until the orifce is complete. This
is the bore of the guu Ia the cutting
off process and boring. besides. the cut
ting tool is kept cool by being literally
supplied with what looks aud feels like
soap-suds. water treated with soda AID
other chemicals Mary of the processes
through the works use this preparation
III place of oil, it bling. unlike the oil,
saved and used over and over sgsii. until
further unfit for us. After this the
pieces go to the rolling mill where they
are heated % nearly = white heat. sud
III fire which presume may he one
Of the secrets Of the. trade. and then
they are passed through the rollers
which bring them out to the proper
length and size. During the rolling
process the OFFICE through the barrel
retains sufficient of lis char lcter t. era
BILE the workmen whose next duty it is
to redriii the barrel to the proper size
to adjust his tool without any difficulty
This latter operation is one of the pc
culiarsysteins III use here INSTEAD IF
drilling through the barrel by plac-
ing it in the lathe and then feeding up
by kind Of pushing process such MS is
commonly used III lathe work. hers
rod is passed through the barrel ard
the cutt ing tool fastened Oh the end Of
the rod; and then the~werk - done by
feeding back instead of up. the tool leav-
lug ,he orifice and its chips behind it
1t is literally a pulling process instead
of pushing one and four barrels are
bored III the same lathe at the same
time. After the pi ocess Of polishing and
Strengthening which | shall not take the
trouble to describe further than to say
that the s:raig htening process is done
by hand and with great care. they the
rifle barrels) are then rifed or grooved
inside. This 49, oy .aHchinery and
The daily intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Territory [i.e. Wash.]) 1876-1881, 1876-06-05

- The twis is cut as desired
s.ther. fegnl.xor gain Its no, gen.
erAhy Understood by gansinith. that a
gAip-twist can be cut except by hand.
bot here h is done AMOS: ,iTcc,ually by
machinery, aud the same machine cuts
any kind ii gaIn-twist desired. Every
barrel h tested in a room made for the
purpose and subjected to charge If
both powder and lead four times tho
amount Of its ordinary working charge.
Ii j, stands this it Is passed as good
and flashed. This testing process takes
place IA soon rs the barrel is completed
sufficiently for that purpose in order
10 save labor If 1t should prove unfit for
use. The barrel completed, then the
other processes Of frame, breech, stock,
hammer. lock. &C.. follow, operations.
the minute descriptions of which would
heontirely too tedious for 4. newspaper
a's.sle. will say. however, tina. the
gvntlemaniy Superintendent Of the
Armory, j. McClongh. Esq, informed
me that III the Manufacture of every
military arm there are thirty three dis
tinct aud separate parts com bined, aud
the number of different Operations OIL,
the same. amount TO $50
The manufacture Of dou bic barrel
shot-guus varies somewhat from the
rifle. buithe general characteristic are
the same with the exception OF the
twist barrels. This is all operation
which may possibly 10 ~ secret al
though explained 10 mel and DO not
fee! at liberty TO use the III formation
obtained. Common couftesy due TO
the company which has Furnished us
the information We have obtained for
bids minute description of SOME III
the mechanical devices the origin aud
use of which is private property. Il,
this esia oiisbtnent arc manufactured
some Is varieties OF pistols besides the
,ther t-t j. :: aHd 10 sewing ma
II SO The present force
=. ~ light. the number
-: .~ ~. 4l.esuved per day, about
i13. = ..se 4avt hs-an 500 rifles per
=. ,ea raj y. 8sn tine demand was
pressing. AHA $3.50 ;..ersge, when work
ing full force. abeut 2.0lo hands. has
been over 500 per day. Connected
with aud forming part of the indus
try here pursued. Is the manufacture Of
Cartridges. | Was shown through this
entire department though | Judge tina,
a stranger is seldom admitted. / will
only say in reference to il that the labor
performed in this department is very
delicate aud pre- else and ia performed
largely hyfs,nsles. Nearly every thing
is done by machinery that moves with
the precision Of clock work. aud the
amoun, turned cut for every day OF 10
hours, reaches 81, 600. I will continue
this subject IN NY next and also sav
some! burg about the manufacture OF az
riculturai implements and the arts Of
peace, aud less Of the arts Of war
l.. Il. 4.
The daily intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Territory [i.e. Wash.]) 1876-1881, 1876-06-05

NEw YORK. june ), 1.-THE American
Jockey Club begsA thfir spring meeting
to-dsy ut Jerome Hrk. The attend
The daily intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Territory [i.e. Wash.]) 1876-1881, 1876-06-05

MADRID. Juns 3. III is reported that
all the liberals OF the Basque Provinces
who supported Alpaonso. shall bs
exempt from CONSUMPTION. The re-
mainder Of the population will be iisbl.
to military da,ys ,Aa same as other
Spanisrds.
IsoNp~ June 3--A Ts.aes' dispsteh
say. there is much indignation in
Servia and Montenegro over report
thu, Grea. Brits;a is Supplying the
Turks with arms A dispatch Ia the
Dssly Nses. from vienna, says IL Is
announced that the powers including
Russia will rseognixe Madrid next
The official Gasetfs II Montenegro de-
clafesa fresh arusisties impossible. aud
says that the Instruction will coa-
6uue-
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Hsy1eaeeyA :!
In the field again, and we
will not stand back for
anybody, and offer


anybody, and offer
for sale to the
public
1000 Fine Cashmere Hats
for Gents. at soc each.
1000 Fine Ladies and Chill
dren's Straw Hats, at from
25c to Toe each. -
1000 Fine Gents Straw
Hats, at from 25c to 75c
each.
500 Fine Gents Panama
Hats, at $l.25 each.
1000 Gents Oxford Ties,
at $3.50 per pair.
800 Fine Gents Alexis
Ties, at S2.75 per pair.
$50 Fine Gents Caters. Mt
S2.15 per pair.
| 800 Fine pairs Gents Boots,
at from $3.50 to $500
per pair.
800 Fine pairs Boys Boots.
at from Sl.25 to $2.75 per
pair.
1000 Fine Ladies Shoes, at
$l.25 to $3.50 per pair.
1000 Fine pairs Gents
Cashmere Pants. at from
$3.50 to $500 per pair.
800 doz. Fine Cheviot Shirts.
at Zoe To $l.25 each. J:
800 Fine Cashmere Shirts,
at SOC to $500 each.
And everything else IN pTo-
p6ruon. Come one, come.
all, to the
The daily intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Territory [i.e. Wash.]) 1876-1881, 1876-06-05

WAs'IINoToN. Jpko 3.-The Kerr
investigation he's IN adjourned tia
Monday. Speaker Kerr ,elegraphed
Mr.. Blackburn. ~lto had Just reached
New Orleans. 70 jstSrn immediately
The presence of Blsck huruin the Com
mittee will give the Demoerats clear
majority. - -. :. :.
The Tipton advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Cedar Co., Iowa) 1856-1962, 1876-08-31
COMMON SENSE AND THE
CENTENNIAL
How and when TO Go.

Tie Eslt1tt AGFE-g crew. cosL
saE'ss w1a zzssise leaving tsss- Leases
EE-s. Tks tke-g--r.- -a5-ss So Il tie
s4A4@ ~ 11T make : ~r2-1 -1sA fo-
- Cezt-11EA2L Tie r Narca 4
Pe--.s1r4-lA PaE-o4s. HAVING .ussc5-
rase3 tbs asV- g tAes- -A-1i1cer.
- = cars x-1 reslF-- sock Il tie mes,
eo-r4s.s All .effeS+ o-5e-. 9 that Ceo-
.E--z4- visitors -2g not wE-s sor 4-y-
sAz-- to 80 70 t4egr r79-rzcse-ce a-a
co-tg-- Il --st - remembered ira.
tsc.sls "a W&s151--o- md Baltimore,
-A- = l--lA&ss- 81 tLs sane --E-e -
: st-EEgEt EE.4E1elv tiS ticket costs
It's e-abses -AEg Esrts9as to Tis.t the
SztSo1's Capita Tle~ the city o. mag
1t-cs-t distances. All Tne large plirs
81 marble s.1 sFErit@. IF tie Capitol
VA IrE1sE-T, Post sri Patent 04ce
Departments. TIE Presidential Mansion.
s13 g. sls pablo itstt1isors sf Wash
aEytc-. Tlsn Baltimore, PaiI2zelgAls
AM tie Cs1ser1l.l, and S4~ TeFk-
esc1 il Succession visited, md ride COZ.
ftoggEslv oTrr tie Great p Wayne 1
Pennsylvania Railway Iines-Gn adTsr-
.Age Which 70 other road % this con
tine1t c4z cIe- TIE r. Wayne &
Pennsylvania. R4il@ay have neatly
priats3 guide. il book form. containing
over tftr pages They are beautifully
A1s.z-ted, and gre2. CONVENIENCE To
tAr tourist and Traveller In selecting the
pgigts of Interest On The entire line OF
road. Taeg slso eoataIn nsp Of the
Ce1taate11fal Grou1ds Of PaiIsdelphss.
211 are Invaluable. They cao be hal
~ mail free, q application 10 tie Gen
era Office. No. s. Clzrx - Chicago. -
Cheap tickets can also IL obtained .,
Depot, co.1or Madison and Canal SIS.
The Tipton advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Cedar Co., Iowa) 1856-1962, 1876-08-31

t. AZ -F~Ilsts-s e t5a Se~
Er. Tsaaes = -e-1-3 = Ger -aE5e-.
-g23 All ----T i -asl1- rs:ur-
9: - .zr--@ al 1ET= ess@s a.
--.e-se sss-sss-a1--as t1-T properly
sacG3z q Or s-ae- rll 1E per
- - s1sa-5 1sa-sss s11ass5. ~a-54
-r-ts sic tv s55e IL tuo s-o--
s-ass-e-ts Ct slippery Ss-nF-oos
q then ssrz1- tat 3. IL And tie
q Ter tLat e. go #ss Is l-son11s .cr
the grs- Fea-, tat tie facts are
t-s.ssy s1a.e3 - follows
l. Dseez1-a-, -.ss, G5re-1o- IL
3e- -A3e liz requisite -@tz-u 6 Is
E-a7--e from lamar 70 December
81, -5S-, 5essz-zng under ost1 ira,
Is TIA income s-51eet . tsr. fo-
;5e resr l-5-, ~&s I'LL. B7. il
tie sro-1 a-sxe- made fe@ 3svs
s-o g lie Al.o1 ac3 Ierre Es1te
-slEav su7.. Il f1-tne- declares III
Ssr oss1 tass there Ess paid 70 him
tr Ia. raj = So, a. counsel fees.
- gatA. Il j. also known. further,
t1Et &c received f-c- nat rad, ln
tie sa-e rear, $500 10 beads,
So .[tts 5E I1serezt, and : large amount
ot STOCK. lis vast wealth beiny
a1oxn, tie returD d ss.1Is s. bis
t0tsl income, vas % is face . lie;
b1t here We hare lis own testtmoav
a. to its f4lsi;y-his own Acknowledge
meas that his income. that rear, from
one single operation, was ten times
what he reported. No criminal ac-
ton could now be brought against
Mr.. Tilden for perjury Or fraud. the
crimes being outlawed By the statute
Of limitations; but = claim Of the
United States for taxes is never ont
lawed, and 50 saws the New Tork
Tribune, suit will BE- brought n
few days in the United States Ours
to recover the amount %. - z.ica
the Government ras 9efrz1143
The Tipton advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Cedar Co., Iowa) 1856-1962, 1876-08-31

C1-rult Cos1rt. C-1&r Co. Isva- Arsrs
R-E. fs&
In he matter Of The estate d Thomas Ma
A0s--T. deceased
To Joan kAAo-v. MA-y T.oyie. lanes
Los -. Il20s1y WILLIAMS. T2-s1sey lAAo-
ESy AID Margaret Ms1or~y
No- A-e a-r-@y notified tat therS ID row
- @4- T-4 once ns ne Clerk Of The 1Sr-
ra4s Ee-r1 IN aE1 S. tie aEE Of Cedar
EE TIE state ~ tuSA . ers4isaG 81 MsrxAres
&A1ar-F. l6-412Ssr&Trsx % 1sas esfAs- of
4ssoraSs hsa8r-r. deceased asking al or
1-- - Ss81 I01rs &GtA1-aTlcg her - SCI. ~
- Aale CT private sale fo- lie r1-y-a&e ~
rsglEg.as debts and charges against said
estate. Ire following real estate ie-~as-
Lots --y@. II and S2gkax 81 h8g-eg ~ssv-
sSSS- - % starts A11as41sn - tie tow- 81
T1rssaz. n Gss34- So-- Ic~-s. ard p4rt 81 aos
81 ~ aAHseS eleven lei Cg a1- tgE1 81
TgEsasG q G<S4s- -. f1~x. 1-~srs osxs a. f9s-
las~ t9-~ft. Con- ne 1ranz On tE@ esa.f side
q Cedar street ~ y Tgsrt - f--6 seGsh RI
sE- northwest corner ~ @aA1 a9s .Sx ISL.
faene~ eAss II E@~1~ thence south ~ xrss
thence 49, IL te~t - sad Cedar street
tE-1o- Eorz1 along said Cedar street - The
-s&sce 81. leg -GIEg~
Sow III - rag xrS@&r 10 sid petition
a-a defend Ea~rGt8 al Or before rgaa OF ne
second day ofGns next Terra OF said Aszft
~ Ae o~ElE AMI he'd al TaE&aE- IN said
CsErfy or Eae --EE Gas N Aa4gass ls-s q de-
faEt S1ll - entered sssanss FoE aEl sEssg-
men. rendered ard II order % s43e made
thereon n accordance with The p-Ayer Of
- s.s.ssz
Swa WOLF A IAsrT
Attorneys fcr Msr~Ares M&heaey. Adm <.
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!. Aks 5s=sz definitely decided =
lie D-ao Democrats Safe Ce1t-s.
C5---ee. After de- delsber2ts1a
All mature ee-s53e-atic1, ta1l-
~ -.--.-. s--e-4- cr.--osssar'z frc'-4
minority Ct TIE Committee. - sccep,
the u-oEsr q $4,000 tcsn NeT
York and Palsi4lp5as. ari 1.4 Tie
1ooeE foy he purchase e votes in
01io 81 the 0eto5er election. TIE
Cleveland L<ggEa- makes this state
met e1i:or.azy. ard bids itself re-
spo-az5..3- fg- itstruth Ard this, too.
Is @-efc-u.~
The Tipton advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Cedar Co., Iowa) 1856-1962, 1876-08-31

= -a1zel y.Tlle1, a. Psssi5=1,
e ~ za.ss5 States, ec1a3 made II
.es.sr Eg-s sz4sras: trzzi, speculation
s-S ,,,b@'r ia genera, ,Aan IL, 4
TsTe--sr, Ia. male against tie can
>. r-zsters q hs State, the accused
I'll ~. consider i much cf q show
e. after all. The grand, much talked
of, sham battle, Sam battle, or what
ever it may be called, eliminated in
three civil suits, in two of which the
"Reformer' has signally failed, and
the taxpayers Of the State pay the
costs, amounting to about one hun
dred thousand dollars. The remain
ing suit, like the Dutcbman's kraus,
is kept over for sickness.
The Tipton advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Cedar Co., Iowa) 1856-1962, 1876-08-31

Ne LII spas Is. wsas merely u
az1srzzss 80 ragzis e :Ls Rsgztz-
&C. Cer-raa1ae-a C.1rTattag- 3. De
Et.-t-e ag-z1aa-a-- d. - tired
I'D srsz pst-zot a-i st4tesras, Ho1.
Es&- Price. .. >9ot: ooantT.
The Csarentioa orgznlzei ~
e.ecti1g Jno. Hilsinget q Jackson
O., President, and Join Blanchard Of
Jones and John Mahin of Muscatiue,
Secretaries. The first ballot was
taken before dipncr, with the result
given last week, the support CT the
several candidates being acquired as
follows: Tuf;s-Cedar Q, Jackson 3,
Jones y, Muscatine S-2S; Cotton
Clinton -, Jackson &, Muscatine /,
20; Russell-Jones 3, Muscatine /,
Scott S--l2. This substantially in
dicates the solid strength Of each,
although Mr., Tofts twice received
a. h'sh a. 'hlt'Y votes ana ooth ON.
ers occasionally increased their score.
Mr.. Tufts excellent record a. = ca
pao'e' INDUSTRIOUS anu ILL az''s-A'
iieiiiDef " congress VAS fssef2zF z2@l
ny some oefs5&se7 ".a' III ZOE 7<s1s
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SaIlo, nassrs lana and F,rmorr
nosit;velv declined aud Mr. Prize
tola tho co,re,t;o, ,ha. bs mas,. =.
candidate and ;fb;s wishes were oor
suited bo would not be no,ninated-
On the SG,h ballot Clinton bav;ng 8.
last deserted Cotton far Potter the
contest narrowed to Potter and Price
the latter receiving majority
when Nnecatine cba,ged Ga, ro,e.
and gave him it, entire STRENGTH, Tho
result vss received ui,b o,a,,
The Tipton advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Cedar Co., Iowa) 1856-1962, 1876-08-31

<~Fw- linen alEr -nsraA -fa1 T.
mn xfss 1E1t & -rSuus-s-aar - x1sgrsg-~
s.. rgs - obstacle ri -eSuuaEnr-
d aelnSaa guG . S1sa-s~ xhnr m
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The Tipton advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Cedar Co., Iowa) 1856-1962, 1876-08-31

TIE PostTille Rertesc gives an &C
count d al interview with Col. A. y.
SnedleF, G.aad Lecturer # the Ma
,io12l Grange, @ao las just returned
from A. exseas:9c I,Graeg through
re 5y-:a. s<s 32si.e.s connected with
sz@ o73er. IL ssys, +Sorttern peop1e
have ~ c<1c=f:aaa 81 tae e2nIs:i3 N
Ct tae >Ga.a te-4sT-.hst it j. the
see~se IS p-aa@es pin sti ter,5rss1n
sczrce.y .e.s & b. srezI - ex:e.st,
q u.taer.ag it, snas.ea-= than that
exst.g t,e.J-s tae xzr. F'r.=31zo 81
spee1h al z>t5yA - The part o. Re
pub.l2aas 10 .-@ >1ata - ~ fully ard
entirely :45a9eI a. ;: any sicae betore
the xsr; All aasess a. army i. Gls-
The Tipton advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Cedar Co., Iowa) 1856-1962, 1876-08-31

asVs@s II se<srt.ay n programme,
IL IT, yenaocrzs.c Congressional
Convention fo- this District, held at
De Witt last Friday, and Mr.. Jerry
Murphy Of Davenport was nomina-
ted with little show Of opposition
Jerry is rollleking limb OF the law,
who can tell dubious story or "set
'em up in a manner well calculated
to please one class Of his adherents,
especially in the river cities; but
when it comes to the hard knocks Of
solid argument, sbogll be be 90 PIG
sumptious as to tackle Hiram Price,
be viii be found sadly waning.
The Tipton advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Cedar Co., Iowa) 1856-1962, 1876-08-31

1t viii 10 DO harm 10 boar in mind
that che If the "reforms." aec1an-
lished By the Democratic House, the
past winter, was that of d.schargipg
ftty-seven Union soIIiess, the ro.t
ofthcm crippled, from the offices
about the House, and putting D=no-
Gratis in their glaces, Jorty-seren Of
Mat nua3er haeing been Cbnfzler-
nkfF
The Tipton advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Cedar Co., Iowa) 1856-1962, 1876-08-31

Hon. L. u. Morgan, who has been
Representative and Senator from,
and twice Governor Of the State oil
New York, was nominated by the
Republicans Of that State for the las,
named Office. And they intend To
elect him, too.