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The Great Reform.


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The Tipton advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Cedar Co., Iowa) 1856-1962, 1876-09-21

The following from H0rT,er'S wary
shows how TiIden l. making voter fDy
himself and the Democratic parry:
Mr.. Iiiden Ia l175 Iarjoned eighty
eight criminal. aud in 1875 already,
uinety-eight. Within the pat nine
months be has restored u the right of
citizenship sereutg-tocD ron rict-, aud IN
each carr Ii H. marked On the fre4yrd.
Not to be published. Burglary, AZ
@on, assault, murder. are -Dne If the
offen-1- Ia which h. has -hGwn hi- ex-
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No,icr OF Reading Of VIII

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state ~ fp~z- I@-1sr r-zEfF.
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The Tipton advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Cedar Co., Iowa) 1856-1962, 1876-09-21

Iowa. state Fair, at Cedar Rapid.
cl"-ed saturday. and, although ths
weather Of the first five day. If the
week was a serious drawback. yet I'm
day and Saturday, with fayorabie
skies, saved Ii from the unfortunate
late " the many Fair Of the preyio51-
week. The Exhibition Wa- a very
cFeditable one, aud the Attendance
during the last two day wa very
large
The Tipton advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Cedar Co., Iowa) 1856-1962, 1876-09-21

TIE money value ~ the +4fiDsl-
tllAg- collected II tie Exposition i s--
tin,at.f At sIG5, -, -. The cgBttYl-
~ the Main Building arr Injured - tiss
amour, of>1t 10 80. The machinery
collected there j. valued al Fl9.fD0,oy3.
There are tI.n1sauds q thing. howeR-
-, that no money could rspiace, IF
searceiy pHrria-a,
The Tipton advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Cedar Co., Iowa) 1856-1962, 1876-09-21

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H.avsr,i Ta7.}.-'- trsf1te ~ WOMAN
IN l5a- Ix,a-sl l. iHde~-i a--aatifai. Their
l. ssa sIsne wnen q female book -
raa4Ea, - tarrninsi. and - Inspired
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The Tipton advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Cedar Co., Iowa) 1856-1962, 1876-09-21

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The Tipton advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Cedar Co., Iowa) 1856-1962, 1876-09-21

by virtue Of writ of stiAehmsns In me
directed. issued from the once Of the Clerk
os tie District Court In and far the coCnly
OF tes3sr and STATE OF lows. in favor OF
W q AAaey and against e III. S4snw0s a,
l have levied aeon the following property
- the pf0p<rtyM ths said c. II. ksanvoCd.
to-vf.
About 10 bushels ~ barrier, 10 bushels OF
oats. - bashsls Of wheat. IL bushei& OF re-
teeied corn. In the q. H. stan wood elevator
In the town u 8tAnwood, Cedar Co. Iowa
Also one corn crib stsoaied on the cost sad
OF tot Ind In block In 9sanwood. one
grain tester and IL bead OF ahnasa-
And ehAll o3er f1e same for sale ~ the
town Of NAnws-s "a cs<1aS county. On Sat
urdAy the lMn d~s VI Sepsember a. D. 1919,
~ ten o'clock A. ~. ~ sid Day. 10 satisfy
said execution and coats iiaAf may &ceYue
thereon.
DAssd this i1sa day of Sept. 4. .. ts-s.
A. b. NAyuA1D,
WI 6her q Of Cedar County. Iowa
The Tipton advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Cedar Co., Iowa) 1856-1962, 1876-09-21

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CHI AGO A-1 sA-
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vi G&s LEas .1a~@ & E5ekzxEx ssgz1ae-E,
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EAs- art rs0ETH EAST. 4za ~. tie
es4Es2g3 & Assg- g1& Ilinots G~asral for a.
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The Tipton advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Cedar Co., Iowa) 1856-1962, 1876-09-21

Rev. Df. W. :. Peny, the SeH Ey,i.-
epIal Bi-h0p u Iowa, ila. S,Ji4aliy eu-
tered upon his charge. liz all rez.de
Al Davenport, and will this wees egsa-
meDce tour VI visitation to the Ezay-
ishe. Throughout fhe state.
The Tipton advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Cedar Co., Iowa) 1856-1962, 1876-09-21

Hon. JaTae- 4. Blaine and Eyb In
ser-pli will -TeaE In Chicago ak>,at tie
5Fh. An attempt j. b+ing rnade by
the state Central Committee ~ get orse
Or two -p.77ehss- firm Blaine III Iowa.
The Tipton advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Cedar Co., Iowa) 1856-1962, 1876-09-21

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The Tipton advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Cedar Co., Iowa) 1856-1962, 1876-09-21

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Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1876-09-04
FACTS AND FANClES.

A hand organ has been sent as a pres
ent to the Queen of Wallis Isles by the
French government.
One effect Of cutting down the trees
in Canada has been to deplete the
streams Of speckled trout.
Birmingham, Connecticut, has a pro.
fessor of whistling, with two classes Of
pupils under his instruction.
Nine times out of ten the persons who
can speak seven different languages fai'
to clean out a hair brush after they're
done using IL.
The price Of table wines at the Grand
Union Hotel, Saratoga, has been greatly
reduced, People do not drink wines al
the table now when the proprietor OF the
hotel charges one hundred per cent. ad
vance cost.
Townsend has been peeping through
the cracks again. He says stockings o
blue and red stripes are worn by the la
dies this summer in the bath, knee high
with a ooquettish little white seam dow
the side as if it was a ip .-BOston Post
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1876-09-04
OCEAN GROVE.
Tho Impressions Of an Ensnshman

The Impressions of an EngIishman,
The correspondent Of the London
Times has been visiting Ocean Grove,
and in his last letter to the above journal
he says
Summer life in tents, where the doors,
so to speak, are always open, and as one
passes one sees at a glance what is going
on inside-to-day / saw a lady publicly
" doing her bGir" with the utmost sang
froid-has, | conjecture, q tendency, es-
pecislly when assisted by Christian sim
plicity, to become a very free and easy
one, aud to shake OF many letters OF
conyentionality, none the less CALLING
because they are small. At least, | can
only account in this way for the uncon.
strained manner Of the pilgrims OF
Ocean Grove. Yesterday, just after my
arrival, as | was walking among the
tents, | was considerably amazed, not to
say alarmed, by q very stout female
Christian suddenly popping out from a
tent just in front Of me with bare feet, n
huge tapping straw hat, innocent n all
ribaud or other ornament, and bat two
garments, the lower Of which looked very
much as if it belonged by right to her
husband. Ny first hasty impression
due perhaps to the bare feet was that
she was a eeggar woman summary eject
ed from the tent, and that
she had got herself up in this style
to excite congressional singu.
larly weak. minded illusion it struck me
since in hot weather she looked enviably
cool, comfortable, and in a word, Jolly.
Two young ones in a still more degagt
costume if possible, came out of the ten
after her, and then it occurred to mt
that they we're all going to battle. The
sea was some 800 or 400 yards off, but i
seems to be the practice of the pilgrim!
to dress and undress in their tent homes
instead of going to the expense Of {
bathing house, and one may meet then
at a distance from home, sometimes DRY
sometimes dripping, but always innooen.
Of shame as Adam aud Eve seiore theiI
fell. Some of my isIlOw.eountrymer
may perhaps require to be told that tn.
Americans have degenerated from tn.
Puritan propriety of the Anglo. Ssxol
race, and instead Of everybody hidin,
himself in a bathing machine, and tn
two sexes being separated, as in virtuou
and decorous England, the ladies an
gentlemen here all battle together Tx
French, the Germans and other d,
PRAYED nations Of the continent. Fror
a notice in my hotel, which is about
i quarter Of a mile from the sea, that "tb
guests are requested not to change the
bathing suits in the rooms" it must,
= fear, be inferred that the practice {
dressing, or rather undressing, at HON
0 for the bath is less general than it wa
: and that Ocean Grove is SO far losing i
' primitive simplicity,
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1876-09-04
A DOUBLE WEDDING.
Two Brothers Marry Sisters An
Elegant and Interesting Affair.

An event Of no common interest took
place yesterday evening at 6 o'clock at
the Jewish Temple, corner Of Main and
Exchange streets. No church edihce in
the city would have accommodated the
crowd that sought admittance to witness
the double nuptial ceremony that was to
occur. Hundreds went away disap-
pointed.
The parties married were Mr.. Samuel
May and Miss Bertha Schwarrenbergi
Mr.. Israel P. May and Miss Sarah
Schwarzenberg. The grooms are broth
ers, VIII known and highly respected
young business men; the brides are the
daughters of Mr.. aud Mrs. Nathan
Schwarzenberg, the father being one
of our prominent Main street mer-
chants. The parents gave away the
brides and Mrs. Theresa Loewenstine,
their grandmother, and Mr.. Henry
Loewenstine, her son, who is likewise
uncle of the brides, gave away the
grooms. Rev. DR.. Samfeld performed
the impressive and beautiful ceremony
according to the forms Of the Jewish
church, accompanied by appropriate re-
marks for the solemn yet joyous occa-
sion. The attendants we're: Mr.. M Sar-
torius and Miss Hulda Barinds, Mr.. Emil
Goldbaum aud Miss Sallie Wolf, DR..
julius Wise and Miss Fannie Philips,
Mr.. Leon Straus and Miss Fannie Lewis.
The ceremony occupied about three
quarters of an hour, and was witnessed
with deep interest by the large coDgregs'
ton. The brides were elegantly dressed
in white silks heavily trimmed and
Aonnced, the work Of Mrs. 0zsnne, an
accomplished Memphis modiste. They
wore bridal crowns with long walls and
> looked the impersonation Of modest
shrinking beauty.
j The reception took place at the resi-
dence of the parents of the brides. A
/ limited number Of invitations had beer
. issued to the relatives and immediate
friends Of the family, yet the house
was crowded with visitors from 8 pm. K
D l o'clock. Each one of the brides re
h ceiyed, among other numerous brlda
presents, a full table set Of silver. Tn,
articles we're universally admired. NJ
merous kilograms we're received dUrini
the evening from distant points con
graduating the happy couples.
Is An elegant banquet was given at tel
n o'clock, enlivened by wine and music
i. After this dancing commenced and wa
d kept up until a late hour. The charm
ing occasion will long be cherished i
ot memory by ell present. Long and hal
ID PLY may the newly welded Rairs liv
Is to bless the day.
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1876-09-04

Mr.. Jacob Kohlberg, with A. E. Frank
land, returned to the city yesterday from
a Centennial and Eastern trip.
Colonel ]. W. Clapp, elector'fo this
district, speaks tonight at Chattanooga
on his return from White Cliff Springs.
Major j. j Rawlings and his daughter,
Mrs. Quigley, Captain Jos. Lenow, Col.
onel Jno, Donovan and Mr.. VIM. II.
Stovall returned yesterday from a very
pleasant s%ojourn at White Cliff Springs,
About twenty. Eve Memphians were there
at one time.
Mr.. Martin Cohen, the we'll known snt
enterprising halter, has returned from
toe East, and from this on will be found
at his post. He has combined business
and pleasure in his trip. first visiting tn,
Centennial and then carefully canvass
ing the Eastern markets and PURCHASING
a large and fashionable stock of goods
which he will sell cheap. Give him
call