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The Tipton advertiser., 1876-10-19

GONE IN.-Me.srs. Whan Il Adams,
Grocer., have just established them
selves in their handsome new brick
building, opposite the Court House on
Cedar st. The room in which you
will now find them is some 65x2D feet,
with IS foot ceiling, and is finished
in The most convenient rs well as the
hand5omest style which could be hit
upon. The counters are solid walnut
and the general finish is walnut on
oak, grained in ingman's artistic
manner. A handsome round front
show ease filed with smokers will
be on the left of the door, while two
departments of shelving are glass COW
cred to protect their contents.
The building is a credit to the town
as well as to its owners; and Messrs.
Whitson Il WoTiing, the builders,
may as well have their compliment
along with the rest But the provis-
ion which Whan & Adams have made
Cor their business necessities does not
end With the storc-rooln. Below Is a
large, cool, well ventilated and well
drained cellar, and in the rear, which
will be connected by a glass covered
passage, j. a wareroom, or ware
rooms, some sixty feet deep. These
| viii hold in con venicnt shape, all the
goods which by virtue Of bulk or un.
cleanliness can not well be kept in ths
The Tipton advertiser., 1876-10-19

The Cedar County Teachers Asso-
citation will hold its first regular meet
ing at Clarence, commencing Friday
evening, Oct. Goth, and continuing
during the following Saturday.
PROGRAMME. -.
Friday evening, Oct. 2oth.-Music,
Prayer, Music. "
Address of fwelcome.-E. b. Rev. Cou =
ins, Clarence.
Response. c. Ross, Upton.
Music.
Inaugural Address.-R. q. Young,
Durant.
Essay.-Mrs. Kilbourne, Upton.
INSTRUMENTATION.
SATURDAY MORNING.
Marking System-Mr. Elliott,
Louden.
9:45-lo:s0. Percentage and Decimals
Prof. Hoon, Mechanicsville.
1890 30-1l:l5.-School Programme-Mr.
Bloom, Upton. .....
1l:l5-l2.- Orthograplly-Lizzie Muir
phey, Louden.
AFTERNOON.
1:30 -2:l5.-Primary Reading = Mrs.
Miller, Clarence.
2:15-3.-Analysis-Prof. Stubs, Clar.
ence. s.s pH
3-3:+1. - School Government - Mr.
Hail, Springdale. ass
3:45-4:30. Business.
r. G. YOUNG,
Il. l.. FRINK, Com.
Mrs. KILBouRNE, .,s ..
II. G. YoUNa, Pres. 2w4l
The Tipton advertiser., 1876-10-19

Is ORDER o sustala he rcpnta'ion
that We have worked Tor, ii WAS nee.
ssafy for Us % b Y very heavy this
fall. FIR We we're satsG4i ii We ciFer-
Ell The best goods fr he least money
that there ls nofhiur II prevent Us
fron dong the hr4est business in
the { unity which niI he 70 the aa-
v4ntaGa ii ouT customers IS we'll as
to oHrselyHs. Our s oek is not ef,ly
l&reer hnl select AID TIE ouiy way
you can fern ANY idea oi hat we are
s. ling End sehat wc have to sell is to
aait a1d see fur yourscit. We are
goitg 20 ,eli more goods this fall
than We ever sod, AID the way
W. a.. o ng 20 10 II is by selling
better sooi5 cheaper. We know If
we sci goJa goods cheap. that we
can get he patronage of the people,
and ii they will call ami see ns we
will do what we say. Come on. you
will always find US ready and willing
to wait Oh yon, it is nothing but a
pleasure to show you goods, especial
iy such goods as we have. We like
for you to ask our prices for we know
we can name them lower than any
enc.
The Tipton advertiser., 1876-10-19
VEG 0EYI1gE
Furs0es ~ 1DsA6a AaA nnvIgog.
aees - Whoso ogsee0.
no oooecal euoe0nIuO ~
lIiIlliIH. nIIt. M1n I'D
DUllnt.

vegitins 10 mads exciaaivsiy fRom the,
juices Of cafofuiiy selected baFks, roots and
herbs, and - strongly concentrated, that 10
Will effectually eradicate from the system
every tatnt OF SeRoruLA. SCno1ULOrB HU.
NON, TuAoRs. CAncnR, CANcEnoUs HUMoR,
EASES, CANKEk. FAIxrNKsS At TMR BroM-
AcH, and all diseases that arise from Inn
pure blood. ScfArSCA, INTLAMArORY and
CHRONIC BHKuNAfisM, NEURALGIA, Gour
and SPINAL COMPLAINTS, can only be efYec-
tuaily cured through the blood.
For ULcKRs, and ERUHrTvE DISEASES OF
the SKIN PuuULEs, PInPLKs, BEorcHks,
vEGfTTNE has never failed 10 effect . per-
manent cure.
For PAINS IN THE BACK, KIDNEY
C0MPLAINrS, DRoPsY, ,FEMAI.E WEAK
NESS. LEUCoRRHEA, arising from In
ternAl liberation, and uterine diseases and
GENERAL DEBILITY. VE6ErINE acts
directly upon the cause OF these complaintA.
IL invisorates and and strsngthsns the
whole ~ stem. acts upon the secrstive or
and regulates the bowels.
For CATARRH, DYSPEPSIA. HABITUAL
CoSTIyENESss, PALPITATIoN or THE
HEART, HEADACHE, PILES, NERVOUS
n ESS and GEN ERAL PRO6TRATlON Of
the NERVOUS SYSTEM. no medicine has
VEGETINE. II puriffes the blood. elsAnses
all the organs. and possesses a controlling
power over the nervous apstem.
The remarkable cures effected by VE6E-
TINE have induced many physicians and
apothicaries whom are known 70 prescribe
and use In their own families.
The fact, NFs8ETINE 10 the best remedy
yet discovered for the above diseases. and
is the only reliable BLOOD PURIFIER yet
plased before the public.
The Tipton advertiser., 1876-10-19

BACK AGAIN.-ieo. Fleming let a
team OF horses and buggy week ago
to couple OF strangers who claimed
10 be selling some kind of solder tsoft,
probably through the country. The
team was to be home Saturday night,
and not coming Fleming grew uneasy
and started after 1t Tuesday. The
same days mail brought a letter from
the party stating that he had received
telegram from sick brother in In
dana and was compelled to leave the
team at Iowa City where the owner
could find it. OF course Fleming
knew nothing about this, but he got
on track of the team at the river and
followed ii to the City. He found the
horses all right and the buggy some
what damaged and had the ples sure
of paying a board bill and bringing
the rig home. The soldering huckle-
berry said he would be back and pay
for the team IA soon IA his brother got
well, or died, we forget which; and no
doubt Fleming is looking for him ev-
cry day.
The Tipton advertiser., 1876-10-19

NoMfSArroNss-As @appear ftsm
proceedings of Convention in another
column, the Republicans Of the First
Supervisor District have renominated
II. G. Coe as member of County SUI
pervisors. Mr.. Coc has served them q
long time in this capacity and 1t Is
with knowledge of his combined ex-
perience, ability and popularity that
they have nominated and will elect
him.
In this (Fifth) District, the Demo-
cracy held mass mot very massive
however Convention last Thursday
afternoon and nominated for Super
visor Mr.. Henry Walters, a well
known farmer of Fairfield township.
As his Republican opponent, Mr.. II.
l.. Moore. Is also a Fairfield farmer,
this would seem TO be race with a
with a prctt- even start.
The Tipton advertiser., 1876-10-19

ARRESTED FOR ARsoN.--We gave
two weeks ago an account of the burn
ing by some inccndiary of Anthony
Cosgritf's fine new barn. Although
no intimation was made that sus-
picion fell upon any particular person,
it was nevertheless true that very
strong suspicion obtained in the mind
OF Mr.. Cosgfiff against one Alfred
Bishop, q young man who worked
for him last season, and leaving about
harve It provoked a lawsuit out of
which he came poorer than he went
in. This Bishop left Clarence on the
same night the barn burned; aud
learning then that he had ordered
through the postmaster copy of the
ADVERTISER, Mr.. Cosgriif came to
this Office and learned that the paper
was to have been sent to Peter Snyder,
Abilene, Dickinson, Co., Kan. This
man proved to be an uncle Of Bishops,
and after consultation with his law
yers and with Shearer, Sanford and
others, means were taken to ascertain
that he was in that vicinity, where
upon Capt. Sanford started after him,
returning last Thursday evening and
placing his man in the county Jail.
There was to have been prelimi-
nary examination on Friday, but the
prisoner waived = impelled, rumor
said, by the fear that If acquitted he
would at once be taken in hand by
the Regulators. The case will now
come up at the District Court, when
we hope that if the man is really
guilty of so dastardly a crime it may
be SO proven. If he Is not guilty, he
is getting pretty rough usage, to say
nothing of the costs incurred by tho
county.
The Tipton advertiser., 1876-10-19
FROM SUGAR CREEK.
Hayes aud Whcelcr..--AppO1nt.
meuls for Campaign Meetings.

The Republicans of Sugar Greek
have lately formed q Hayes and
Wheeler club, with c. p. Furst as
president. We expect to do good
work for good cause, and bring out
the votes for Hayes and Price. Meet
ings will be held in different par of
the county under the auspices Of the
club, at which good speakers will ad-
dress themselves to those who hold
the power Of the ballot in our immi-
nent moment of our country's history.
We hope to thoroughly canvass our
part Of the county in the interest Of
true reform. So far, meetings have
been appointed as follows:
White Pigeon, Friday evening, Oct.
Goth; Rochester, Tuesday evening,
Oct. 24;h; Sharon, Friday evening,
Oct. 21th.
Let voters of all parties attend these
meetings. Speakers from far and
near are invited to come and assist us.
w. II. REALL.
Sec. of II. Il w. G..
The Tipton advertiser., 1876-10-19


PERSON Al The arrivals at home
from the centennial withih b week
h. We been numerous. Among them
we only recalls. V. Laadt, Herbert,
Miss Emma and Mrs. Chls. Ham
mond, and Henry Walters.
Rev. s. A. Lee has arrived in Tip
ton, aud has occupied the II. L. pulpit
for two Sab5aths.
Rev. B. G. Barnes has removed his
residence from Stanwood To Tipton.
As he breaches at Bethel. Red Oak
and Stanwoon, this Is the nlose con
venient point.
Will Leland il at hcnies from Lake
City, whittier he will return il few
days to dispense pills and powders.
J. w. Casad and family returned
home last week after quite 8 stay al
the old home in Ohio. ~
Hon. VIM. +. Wolf has returned
home for the winter.
Hon. II. c. Carr and family returned
last evening from their eastern trip.
The Tipton advertiser., 1876-10-19

oSE PEssqS on buy as cheap
AS another irein Us. We try
:" lreat all alike. seod your child
ren in, sI,ey cau buy as cheap rs YOU
eau ai.si "e VIII give them goods hat
will sun yoa as we'll As thrn. He
who buys at our store is bound 10
get tie bottom nfic 5 on ali lie wants.
T,y Us on.
The Tipton advertiser., 1876-10-19

THE present low price on all kinds
Of boots and shoes have never been
seen since 1860. We notice that Stew
art is selling his best French kid but
ton boots for ladies wear at S5.00-S3.oO
less than the so-called Burt shoes
have been advertised for, and we be-
lieve that Stewards shoes are fully as
good and considerably more stylish
than the Burt's. In addition to these
prices, Stewart replaces the buttons
on all his button shoes with patent
button fastener (Which not only en-
sures fit, but prevents the buttons
from pulling OF while the shoe lasts,
free Of cha3Yet If you want nice
button boot or shoe excepting shoddy)
we think Stewart can suit you both as
to quality and price. 3w4l
The Tipton advertiser., 1876-10-19

CLARENCE ITEMS. = a dwelling
honsc belonging to j. w. Mace waa
DESTROYED by fire about nine o'clock
I'ut day evening. 1t had been recent
~ moved ald was unoccnpiel, 50 that
Inc fire must have been the work Of an
inccnaiaiy. We understand there
wa9 some Insurance on the property.
There has lately been in Clarence a
great awakening on the temperance
question. MesSrs. Hoofstitler and
Kissel who are fruit of the recent
great reformation mt Stirling, III,
have been making some able and
stirring appeals to the people. Meet
inys were well attended and so great
interest manifested that on Tuesday
evening over ninety names were
sigaed 10 a total abstinence pledge.
\ Temperance Reform Club was also
orsanizad, otficered and duly made
ready for active work.
The Tipton advertiser., 1876-10-19

WHATEVER the ADVERTISER man
or any one else may say, Price lid at
Upton, use the following language, at
least in substance: "All the revenue
of this government is paid on whisky,
beer, tobacco and matches" and turn
ing to Murphy with a gesture and
glance which plainly said I've got You
now, added: "Do yon pay any Of its'
The above can be verified by plenty of
ailidavits.-4Hechaaicsritte Press.
The above is positively and egregi-
ously incorrect. 1t would have been
Il home thrust true enough, but Mr..
Price asked his question Of the audi
ence. precisely as stated by the AD-
vEET.sER Iast week-the only atten-
ton paid to Murphy being the signlli-
can't gesture and glance" TO which
the Pres allude, and which came in
verw near where the word whisky
wa; reached in the enumeration.
The Tipton advertiser., 1876-10-19

Now we have them That is, tie
finest -: nf lAIta5' fac shoes shat ever
Was made, iasi opened out at City Hal
Shoe Store and readg tor i1spection,-
Civ Hall Shoe Storc is always ahead OF
everything in the boot aud shoe line =
II Won don't believe it look around, then
come see our stock, you will pronounce
i, the finest and best you have ever seen.
And the best part is bottom prices.
The Tipton advertiser., 1876-10-19

FROM Mr.. Davis we learn the most
cheering news we have yet had from
the railroad. The grading is nearly
done, and will all be completed as far
as Mr.. rairalrs property by Saturday
OF this week; the grading for the Y,
that Joins the j. s. w. to the b. {. II.
& y. is all done. Receiver Thaycr has
gone to Burlington from whence he
will pilot up the railroad iron that will
probably reach there tomorrow. The
frogs and switches are in Cedar Rap
ids and will be put in; locomotive is
on the road hereaway, and rs soon As
the first ear load of iron is unloadcd the
work of track laying will commence,
the locomotive running out Oh the
new track as fast as laid and the track
viii grow at the rate Of a mile day.
Arrangements have now been perfect
ed for the carrying of the work through
to completion, and the owls who have
so long sat on the fence and hooted the
efforts of determined men to bring
this road in will now have a chance to
put their hands in their pockets and
help pay for it, but this will in no
wise detract from the feeling Of salts
faction that will belong to those who
have labored untiringly and ceasless-
ly for the completion Of this great and
necessary work.-IOmn CITY Press,
Oct. 10Th.
The Tipton advertiser., 1876-10-19

WHAT is more disagreeab'e than a
boot or sboe when they do not fl.
Come IN our sore and we will give
sou as neat a ft az ran be made. We
naye goods made 81 ail the different
width ls:ts aud If We cannot iit you,
you esnno, he fit.
The Tipton advertiser., 1876-10-19

COME Orr AIL.-Satcrday after
noon, 2ist inst, Hon. John Won Val
kenburs, Republican Presidential
Eiector at Large, will address the peo-
pie Of Cedar Go. upon political topics
at the Court House in Upton, COM
mencing at two o'clock. Thespcaker
is German OF fine culture, and makes
a powerful argument in favor of the
election Of Hayes and Wheeler.
The Tipton advertiser., 1876-10-19

PESsloSs.-P. IL. Fitzgerald, PEN
sion Agent, of indianapolis, Indiana,
collects pensions, and may b. safely
trusted to secure any payment that
NAV be due from the Govarnm ent.
Many are entitled to pca"ions who
may not be aware of that fact. Mr..
Fitzgerald publishes pamphlet giving
full Information on the subject, which
is sent free. His businc IS Il immense,
and his conn actions at Washington are
such as to enable him to secure prompt
returns.
The Tipton advertiser., 1876-10-19

BcAvE HUNTERS. - Last SSanday
morning. Il. Lang discovered in the
field adjourning his slaughter yard,
an old eve and a line lamb ABOUT hall
grown, both lying dead from the CT
fects of a load of heavy Shot. i'he
mischief had evidently been doae the
evening before, and he is compelled to
suppose that some brave hunter could
find no other game upon winch 70
try his skill-dedr game we fancy ii
will prove if Lang gets his fingers on
the right chan.
The Tipton advertiser., 1876-10-19

Nor ANY.-The Mechan,essi"e e
Press won't risk any sweat OF It's Eoa-
est brow upon its congression i figures
as noted by the last ADvIRrIslI. lt
SAYS they were s'not for election pur-
poses" which is just what we thol'%ht;
and concludes by kindly and politely
advising weuns TO go to Wil,on and
soak your hcadr-some sort Of Il soak
ing process evidently being the Pres
mans highest idea of earthly fe'iaity.
The Tipton advertiser., 1876-10-19

LARGE SALE.-P. Van Nest, will
sell at Public Sale on the VIM. Simpson
farm, ) miles northeast of Upton,
commencing at 10 o'clock A. NJ. Tues
day, Obtober 9th. A large quantity
of property, including horses, cattle,
hogs, all kinds of farming machinery
and implements and household
fnrniiura
The Tipton advertiser., 1876-10-19

No BETTER PROOF REQUIRED.-1t
has not vet been publicly denied that
ID. B. DeLand 4 Co.'S Best Chemical
Saserdt,ts, made by III. A. DeLand 4
Co. lis all that they have claimed-that
it is pure and wholesome article. -
This cannot be denied in face of the
testimony OF chemists and those best
qualified TO judge. 1t is much better
than soda.
The Tipton advertiser., 1876-10-19

Miss FASNALL, under whose charge
the trimming departmental Hicks
Bazar was 80 justly popular last sum
mer, has returned, and all lovers of
artistic millinery will do welll to cal
and see Inc fine display Of goods on
exhibition.
The Tipton advertiser., 1876-10-19

The great mass of people who are
tillers orthe soil in some part or other
and REQUIRE covering for their feet
want that, that not only shall protect
them from the weather, bat also'
possesses that other most yalnhie quail
ty, durability. II. l.. Deaa at City
Hall shoe store is without doubt better
nrepared than any one to furnish goods
OF this kind and is selling them SO cheap
that they are in The reach ofall.
The Tipton advertiser., 1876-10-19

THE entire stock and fixtures OF the
City Bakery have been sold by Mr..
Bedell to J. j. johnson, young
man for several ye,,rs lavorabiy known
in this vicinity. Mr.. J. pfopo es to
keep an eating house or restaurant in
the best style, always keeping on band
confectionery, iruit, nus, fresh oys-
fers etc
The Tipton advertiser., 1876-10-19

WE still have the lead ia lie boot and
sltce business in this section Of the
country, and as we have it We are going
TO keep it. We are bound to sell our
goods, and have marked them down so
low that they are within the reach of
all. The people must have boots and
shoes, and they know that III. L. Dean
seils them cheaper than any one-for
that reason they get them at the City
Hall Shoe Store. 1t is without any
doubt the cheapest place IN Upton to
get boots ard shoes.
The Tipton advertiser., 1876-10-19

AM : rGT1Y.--Wearefeq to
announce ,hit Mr.. Edmond Ronaync
Of Chicago, will deliver three lectures
upon Secret Societies ut the Court
House in Upton on Monday, Tuesday
and Wednesday evenings of week a.ter
next. The lecturer, we are Informed,
was once Woishipful Master OF Chi
cago Masonic Lodge, and will each
evening take candidate tn heough the
first three degrees of thai order, Here
is an opportunity to geta cheap in nit'a-
ton into the mystic brotherhood.
The Tipton advertiser., 1876-10-19

MONEY TO LOAN on improved rcat
estate, on long time at low rates.
Parties wanting money should write
stating amount wanted, time wanted,
acres of land, nature of Improvements,
and cash value of property.
Such letters will be promptly an
swered, and loans can b. ohtaiucd
without delay.
UNDERWOOD Il CLARK,
S9-Sw Muscatine, Iowa.
The Tipton advertiser., 1876-10-19

MILLINERY. Mrs. Rhodabush has
now received a full stock of fail and
winter millinery goods of ail styles
and prices. These goods have been
selected with great care for this mar
ket, and can hardly fail to please
Call and see, opposite Palmer House.
ow4l.
The Tipton advertiser., 1876-10-19

THosE TICKETS. .-.N.. Eitor In
your article on railroad tax you say
the tickets contained something
more than plain, For Taxation, but
just what their purport was We are un-
able 10 learn.' After the election l
took one OF the tickets voted and
pasted it on my bookcase door, where
i. still remains and can be seen by any
one desiring to inspect it. 1t reads as
follows. "Railroad ticket. For taxa
tion. Tax to be levied in Sept, 1870.
10 be collected and payable when the
ears run into Upton. No interest or
penalty nntil ordered TO he collected" !"
Yours, &C.,
The Tipton advertiser., 1876-10-19
l.. l.. SWEET.

PRICE AT MEcHANIcsvILLE.-
the Davenport Gazette we learn that
Hon. Hiram Pfice, Republican candi-
dase for Congress from this. District,
will addrcss the people on the political
il ucs of the day at Mechanicsville,
this county, at two o'clock p. M. on
any dc ire 10 hear live political ques-
tons reviewed with candor and abili-
tv, or who would like to hear one Of
best stump speakers in Iowa, should
not fail 10 be present.
NJ. P.iee has also appointment at
ON, Jonca CO.. the evening" OF ne
2Id inss., and at Wheatland on We'd
ne ,iay, Nov. lst.
The Tipton advertiser., 1876-10-19

We are compelled again TO defer
decisive announcement of the grand
Republican rally to which we have
two or three times alluded in these
columns. 1t will probably take place
about the eth inst, aud calculations
might be made accordingly.
The Tipton advertiser., 1876-10-19

WORK on the Chicago. Clinton Il
Western Railroad was suspended last
evening and the hands are resting on
our streets to-day. Mr.. Ferguson took
the contract at too low figure and
not having the ability to stand the
loss, work has ceased. II Mr.. Fergu-
son had attended closely to business
and let bad whisky alone, he would
succeeded much better with his work.
b. Mullen has let the hands have
about eight hundred dollars worth of
groceries, for which he has orders on
the paymaster for the full amount
Wilde has bill of about two hundred
dollars, J. Dondore sold to Mr.. i. two
wagons, for which he has his note,
Mr.. KettleWell has a bill Of about
eighteen dollars for blacksmithing,
and we don't know how many more.
The question arises, will these bills be
paid. We hope that some arrange
ments will be made by which our
merchants will not loose anything
and that work will commence again
soon. We have had lots of worry and
many sleepless nights over this rail
road and let US make it good this time
OF. Io,rn CITY Republican, llth
inst
The Tipton advertiser., 1876-10-19

NoTTCE.-All pefaons are hereby
warned not to carry fire arms and do
any shooting upon the land owned by
me, as will enforce the law to the
fullest extent against any and all such
trespassers.
awi2 B. LANG.
The Tipton advertiser., 1876-10-19
Tue bes. s2 90 boot ever brought
to Upton at Cry HaIl shoe store.

No1icE to ;he ladies': All buying
button shoes Of ms can rave the but.
tons re set wish Hea,ui.'s patent but
tom fsstenea, free. But ons once put
OH this way never come eff.
The Tipton advertiser., 1876-10-19

CALL at City Hall Shoe Store and get
yourselves and boys pair of cable wire
boots, the best thing out; will never RIP;
every pair warranted. You will flnd
the cable wire boot the most COM
Portable, and by far superior to any boot
made.
The Tipton advertiser., 1876-10-19

This is the year when people want
cheap goods. What we mean by
cheap goods are those that will wear
wei. ami give satisfaction for small
sum Of money. The City Hall Shoe
store is prepared to furnish you with
all you want. They will make you
satisfied with thc prices YOU pay and
will guarantee satisfaction on all the
goods YOU buy iroin them. Their cus-
TONERS always 70 out pleased with what
they get and are sure tocnmc back when
they want anything else in the boot
and shoe line.