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HALL OF TIE CATHOLIC TOTAL ABsrI-
hence UNION OF LoUISIANA~New Orleans
Wednesday, January 60 Is7G-At the regular monthly
meeting of the Union held this evening the following
gentleman elected TO officers during The
year 1876:
Presidential. II. BUCKLEY
First Vice Presidsat-J. T. A. oMEALLTE:
Second Vice Presidential. 4. MEEHANi
Secretary-J. G. NJ KAVANAGHI
Troasurer-THONAS BGANI
Grand NATshAl-BOBT. G. DAVEX;
SerReant-at-ArmS-H. D. GADRNBR
By appointment OF the Most Rev. ArchbiShOp, Rev
D. MCKINNEY ST. is Spiritual Director of the Union.
D. Il. BUCKLEY, President.
J. c. n. RAvANAGH. seoretsry. jA30 Il
HALL OF ST. JOHN THE BAPTIST CATHOLIC
TOTAL ABSTINENCE ASSoCIATEoN.-HeW Or
eana January %, Is76.-At regular nesting held on
Tuesday evening January g. 1876 the following named
gentlemen elected for the ensuing year
MATT. D. GARDNER, PTeSideRt3
p. FARRELLY. Vice President;
JOHN WALLACE, Treasurer;
THOS. W. CURLEY, Recording Secretary
GEO. n. NUGENT, Financial Secretary
JOHN D. DEMPsY, serEeant-atArms;
THoS. EUGEET, Marshal
- Delegates to State Union -
MD GARDNER, P. FARRELLY.
ia3OIt THos. W. CURLEY, Secretary.
YOUNG MEMS CATHOLIC TOTAL ABSTINENCE
ATIoN.-As special meeting Of this Association
viii DO held TO-DAY. Sunday. January 30. 1885, at
o'clock in the Morning Star Hall, 1IS Poydras stEoet
Business Of importance will be transacted, and every
member Il requested 70 be present
Young men between The ages Of II and - TishinR 70
Join are cordially invited 70 be present
". c. MccARTY, Pre,!dsnt
D. P. KINsELLA, Secretary. jASSh
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WANTS-F0R RENTS-ETC.

LHOB RENT-VBRY LOW-THE LARGE AND
connections two story house, - Delta and G6
Front street, running through and fronttng both
GtEoStS suitable for Western Produce Store IL hes
been occupied coffee heuse and bOardlnE hOueo.
counter and chewing attached Apply for paFtiou.
lars 70 ~. FIHhERTY,
JS3O In Corner Howard and PerdiaO strosta.
EMPLOYMENT wAHTED-In . Wholesale dry
II Hoods house. ~ COMMERCIAL TRAVBLRR BY
6rstctass, pushing naosman. Has had stEtosa yoarI
experiences, Wholesale and retail this country and
Ireland Can give good references. Addroas
days. n. p. Morning Star Once. tn30 II
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JACOB OFT, .,v,e
2s9 Magazine Street, Corner of Callitpe,
Stores, Counting Houses and pwellings Fittea Up
with Dispatch. Jobbing promptly attended to.
Clsterns made and repaired.
All orders for work left at the Office 2ss Magazine
street. seDt through the Postofice, promptly at
tended to. de,9 Is iv5p
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ST. PATRICK'S FAIR.
Opening Friday, January 26, 1876,
ST. RATRiOk's HALL.

ST. RATRiOk's Hall.
Tho Tables 90 far as arranged, are follows. and
will be under the auspices Of the ladies herein named
CRNTENNIAL-Mrs. DR.. Folwen, Mrs. Tbad. Wa
terman and Mrs. Rev. Gutheim.
SOUTHERN srAR-Mrs. WiendAhl, MIRA Charles
Macready, Mira. o. K. Dunning, Miss JarbOt Ars.
KsrchoR, Mrs. Or. Bricker, Mrs. T. L. Bayne. Mrs.
j. Ad. RoEier, Mrs Henry Preston, Mrs. Amazon L.
deux, Mrs. N. Souo and Mrs. Clark.
CRESCENT-Mrs. Thomas Gilmore, Mrs. p. 7. Her
wig, Mrs. John Henderson, Mrs. springbett, Ma Dr.
Eerthelot and Miss Henderson.
HIBERNIA BRANCH No. I-Mrs. Conway. Mrs.
Tillbury Miss Mollie Grayer Mrs. Mcdonald.
IRISH AMERICAN-Mrs. z. Mcmahon. Mrs.J. c.
Mcclellan Mics A Alexander, Miss g. J. Byrnes
ST. THERESA'S-Mrs. j. Domingo, Mrs. Finnegan
Misc Gfbney cad MIRA. VIM. Hogan.
ST. PATRlCK'S-Mrs. W. I. Houston.
ST. ALPKONSUS'-Mrs Fitzgerald.
CONTESTS:
SPAN OF HORSES AND BUGGY-Contest between
Hon. J. n. G. Parker and p. j. Kennedy. Esq. The
voting charge of the ladies of the Cros
cent Table.
SPAN OF HORSES AND BUGG Y-COntest between
Colouels WAggsmau aud Pagan and Mr.. John Fairfax.
The voting will be under charge Of the ladies Of the
Centenaial and st. AIphonsus' Tables.
GOLD WATCH AND CHAIN-COntest between
Misses Mertz and Redmond. Also very choice silver
Besides these there will be number Of interesting
contests aad raeS for gold watches and gold chains
necklAOes gold and cora sets silver cup. etc., etc.
jazz
HIBERNIA NATIONAL BANK,
Paid-Up Capital. SSOo,0oo
THOMAS SMITH. President.
RMILE GAUCHE. vioo-President.
JOHN G. DEvEREUX. Cashier.
Thomas Smith, p. Irwin
p. Poarsiuo John HenderSOn,
Emile Gauchc, VIM. Hart,
Edward A. YOrko.
EXCHANGE ON LONDON AND DUBLIN,
payable In all parta Of Ireland. for any amount frSa
~ upward sold At current rates. iaSO TGIy
ITO THE PUBLIC.
Az certain parties are advertising themselves a.
being sole Agents" Of the "bost manufacturers Of
Perique Tobacco"
at Grand Point st. James Parish would respectfully
state that
I An THE DULY AUTHORIZED AGENT |
Of the following manufacturers Of Grand Points
OCTAVE BOUSsEL,
LEWIS RoUSsEL.
AUGUSTINE ROUsSEL,
+. ST. PIERRE,
And many others.
EDMOND BOURGEOIS,
Ja3O I'm 10 Conti street.
NIGHT SCHOOL
st. AIphOnsuS' Convent of Mercy.
HOurS-6 P. n. 70 sbP.M.
Terms made known A the Convent
INDUSTRIAL SCHOOL.
Hours A. ~. 20 5 P.h.
LoSsoss in Nusie CVocal and InstrumentAD, Celia
bTotdsry, Wax Work. Flowers, Dress Making, otS,
Even in private OF In olnao. - l
PaEticulaE attention given 70 Book'1LERLA9 N
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ST. PATRIcK's HALL FOR RENT,
FOR Balls, CONCERTS AND FAIRS.

81. PAtFick's Han, the LARGEST AND FINEST
HALL IN THE CITY. will b rsasss By the nigh
Or longer. On reasonable terms, for CONCERTS,
BALLS. LECTURES. FAIRS and KxHIBrrEoNs-
Tor CHARTRARLE ENTERTAINMENT. vtthSus
aStinotiSa Of creed. the Han WI - rented At HALR
PRICE.
APPlyst
81. PATEICKB HALL aAvnes RAEE
66H9SH No n CazlD Ot-ssa
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SPECIAL NOTICES.


. OFFICE OF NEW ORLEANS HOMESTEAD AS
Peydras street, corner Camp.-New
Orleans, January 2Sb ls76-Tke stockholders Of this
Association hereby notified that . LOAN will
be offered on TUESDAY EVENING, February LIST,
1876. at II O'Clock, I'm the Hall TIE Office of the
Association. ZIG Poydras street.
Tho public cordially invited TO be present.
JOHN MoCAFFREY, President.
T. J. o'SULLTVAN, Secretary. ia30N
KIBERNIAN BENEVOLENT AND MUTUAL AID
No. 3-The regular monthly meet
ing of this Branch will be held NEXT TUESDAY
EVENING, February LIST, 1876, at the Hall corner OF
Common and Derbigny Streets at II o'clock. PuRctua
attendance is requested.
By order. PHIL MoCABE, President
JOHN B. DURNIN Secretary. 1sSOlS
ANCIENT ORDER HIBERNIANS DIVISION
No. 1.-The regular morchiy meeting of this Division
will be held NEXT WEDNESDAY EVENING, Feb
ruary 1876 ct 7Asoclock at their Hail. 81 st. Charles
street Punotual attendance requested g. business
of Importance will be transacted.
By order of NJ. FINNERTY, President.
P. HACKETT. Acting Secretary $3.50 1t
ANCIENT ORDER OF INSTRUMENTATION
No. 1.-The meetings of this Division held the
the Hail. No. 81 St. Charles street, at II o'clock
T. N. KAvAEAGR President
PETER HERMAN. Secretary. jA3O ct
THE SISTERS OF THE GOOD SHEPHERD
have constaE Gy on hand READY-MADE CLOTHING
FOR SALE Plain and EmbPoidered Under-Linen for
Ladies' Fine and Coarse Shirts; Plain ones and Over
als for LsbOring Men and Mechanics. All substas-
TALLY made and low prices. Roz zC U
The Tipton advertiser., 1876-11-02

Muscatine Jpufa0i: The Davcn-
port GuaeHs has published several al
fidavits showing that w. y. Bowen.
who swore that in 1862 Jerry Murphy
organized an anti-war secret society
| in Brooklyn, Poweshiek county, IL d
truth-telling gentleman. Jerry, on
the other hand, has produced affiday-
its that he encouraged enlistments
during the war. We suspect that both
Of these statements are true, contra
dictory as they are. They merely
prove a prominent characteristic of
Jerry, that Of being "all things to all
men" 1t is notorious in circles where
he is known that he can adapt himself
TO varying circumstances. The
energy and zeal he can display at a
ball, even If bantered to lead a dusky
partner in the dance, il only equalled
by the pious unction he can exhibit
when he meets revivalist and in
quires "how are the interests of Zion
today" 1t is not at all inconsistent
with Jerry's inconsistent conduct in
other matters, that during the war he
was found among loyal men encour-
aging enlistments and when among
Copperheads plotting against the
Union cause.
The Tipton advertiser., 1876-11-02
THAT LETTER.

TiIIen has written 3 letter. II xa-
esideAtIy bgru of his fear. and il
s.Oznd- like : EaiL II l. III reference
to tEso-e terrible Southern war claims.
which during the lat session u Con-
gress IyoInsi up in bills actually pre-
eAted in the H0Q-e 70 over two and
one-Eaalf billion. of dollar. Or consider
ably more than the present National
1esyt- TiI9ess knew aow ;ac North
ern pepple we're likely to feel about
such 81 exhibition, and grew fright
enei >. lie p9rsdsYszi. - be wrote .
letter. II nAs n couF-e, fts-n publish
ei. Ia il he says in substance that /:
Fir-t. thee claim. are unconstitutional
and cannot be paid; aud second, be
tTiIden IL elected, would veto any
bIl! proposing To indemnify person.
not toynl. saying nothing about how
Easily boyaity viii be proven when Zig
money il at stake and DfmD1rat@ are
Judges-the writing of this letter at
this time BY the chief candidate of a
great National party. il most zignifi-
cant. 1t is a virtual admission
that the majority Of his own party
stand ready and willing to rob the
treasury, but he says. vote for them
'tand for me, and Ill hold 'em hack. =
Did any body ever hear the like
How much more naturally and hon
estly could have come the advice u
stand clear Of the whole party in
whose rotten carcass the nigger-shoot-
ing, claim-inyenting "Solid South
forms the only vital organ, and vote
for Hayes. Should he and his party
come into power there will be no need
10 interpose the veto to protect ths
treasury from paying for freed negroe.
and burned cotton and fence rails.
The Tipton advertiser., 1876-11-02
THE centennial LIFE,
IOWA INSURANCE
FOR IOWA MEN.
Why Should ! Insure in the
Centennial Mutual Life
Association Of Iowa.

fst,--Because il is safe and reliable.
I'd Because it costs only from one
third to one fifth what it would cost In
most Of the old line companies.
3d-Because il is an Iowa institution,
and managed by well known and relia-
bic men.
4,h.-Because IL is the duty of all to
provide for those dependent upon them.
5th.-Because the expense of insur-
ance is divided up into small amounts,
so that the poorest can meet the pay
ments
9th Because ii practices on the prin-
ciple of careful selection of risks and
economical management.
7th-Because the moment my lite Is
insured my estate 10 really worth fully
the amount Of my policy, in addition TO
it's previous value
s,h Because, having but one life,
my family cannot avail themselves of
the law of average in any other way.
ath.-8ecanse policy Of insurance
on my life will give me the composure
and freedom from solicitade, which, in
sickness, contributes TO recovery, and
thereby lengthens life.
10th-Becsuse. as death is certain,
every dollar invested In life insurance
must return to my estate. and at lime
when my family will need it most.
1lth-Because, il / owned . house,
the rent of which was 81 900 per year, l
should deem il . duty to my family to
keep it insured; then how much more .
duty, having but one life. which 10 worth
81 900 per year tn my family, TO keep
that insured, which they may lose at
any time.
12th.-Because, whatever, As matter
of theory, it is possible to do 10 the way
of laying aside small sums annually, cX-
perience proves that shall not do il
unless an obligation 10 created bv which
feel bound to do so; whereas, by the
stipulation 70 pay small sum annually,
at once secure to my family an accumu-
iation which could only be the result Of
the SAVINGS Of many years.
l3th-Because the experien ce Of more
than century proves that well man
aged life insurance companies are the
safest institutions in the world.
14th-Because other investments,
with promise of AS profitable return, are
not SO easily found, and generally being
Of a speculative character, not unfre-
auently end in entire loss
Pitkin c. Wright, District Mana
ger, will be pleased to insure you.
You will flnd him ct the Fleming
House or the Co Operative Store.
GEO. L. FREEMYER,
travelling Dist. Agt
The Tipton advertiser., 1876-11-02

The Democratic gentry who are -
eager to utter their inhuman gibes in
relation TO the bloody shirt" may
profitably consider the following
exposition Of that theme. given by
Mr.. Blaine, as result Of his examina-
ton Of the official records:
'.Siace Me s,rrender of Genern Lee-
and / state that from official papers:
| am not making loose, rambling
statement, but | am taking it from
evidence that would he taken for evi-
dence in any court Of lava little
stricter evidence than that On which
they propose to a--ail the treasury of
the United -tate--teStiuony that
could be cumulated hundred fold II
the men who geve it dared To speak
out; since the war cio-ed in 1855 Mert
hncn bcen mlore Barn nurdcred IN III
South .for poikical opinion-ti.nt IL JD,
bcing Rnpubiicnns- fen IN M
IniDa siie IN N.r three LLGrdirst t1,tIrl
Of he Uur. -
The Tipton advertiser., 1876-11-02
VEGETINE
Purilles the blood and lnyig0r.
afes the Whole System.
rs uEpscAl PnopERIiEs ARE
ALfllAfIVI, f0Ilt. s0LVlIf nd
DIVRlfIt.

yesittn4 Is made exclusively from lhs
fuieeN Of earefu lily selects ed bArks, roots and
herbs and - strongly concentrated. tbAia
will effectuaiIy eradicate from the system
every tAinf of SCRoTULA. SCRogTioVs NJ.
NOR TUAoRs CANcER. tANcEkoIs HrAoR,
ERrsrrEIAx, sALr RHErM, srPHILiTfc DIS.
EAsEs, GANKgK, FAIs1yEss Al TiiE sfus-
ArH and ali diseases that arise from IN
pure blood. SerATICA. iSrLANAfokf shl
aHRoSIc BHsUMATisN. NkuEALsiA, acFf
anu SPINAL COMPLAINTS, can onI. be snee.
tuaIly cured through the blood.
For ULCERS, and EsupTIyE DISEASE of
the SKIN PUsTULEs, PINPLEs. kL"rchn
BorIs, TsrTER. scALIHKAD and hfsssesA
yEGITINE h has never failed 60 effect . PEI
manent cure.
For PAINS IN THE BACK. KIDNEY
COMPLAINTS, DRDpHY, FEMALE WEAh.
NEs~. LEUC0RRHtEA, arising irom 10,
ternai liberation, and uterine diseases ara
GENERAL DEBILITY. ShkIlNE aea
directly upon the cause of these complains
IL inyigorates and and strengthens ihs
whole system, acts upon the seer.iise "
gans. allays inis nation. cures ulcersiien
and regulates the bowels.
For sATARRH. DYSPEPSIA. HABiTlAL
C0-TISESE~s PALPfTATI0N OF 1HE
HEART. HEADACHE. PILES. NERVOUS
MS and GENERAL. PROSTRaIlUS i"
the NERVOUS System, no medicine hA,
ever givea such perfect satisfaction as hs
SEGETINE. ItpnrifYes the blood. ciss nses
all the organs. and possesses - controlling
power over the nervous spsiem.
The remarkable cures effected By WE
TINE have induced many physicians aho
spaih'caries whom are known to pressfio'
ANA use In their own families
The fact. yEGETINE Is the hest reheas
vet discovered for the above disease. ana
Is the only reliable BLOOD PURifIERs.'
piased before the pu bic.
The Tipton advertiser., 1876-11-02

A pity It's that some one of Mr.
Murphy's friends, who of late have
been so much concerned about "slan.
der could not have had little regard
for the character of Mr.. Bowen. Mr.
Murphy's affidavit gatherer- made a
strenuous effort to prove Mr.. Bowen a
falsifier and pcrjurer. They miscra-
bly, failed in the attempt. Twenty
two of as good men as there are in
Powe-heik county, all Of them resi-
dents of Mr.. Bowen'- own town. di-
rectly give the lie to that Islander"
Then came Mr.. Jones, Mr.. Murphy.
own witness, testifying on oath that
he regarded Mr.. Bowen, "a he always
had, az a man whose statements on
oath were not to be questioned. But
still no expression Of regret from any
Murphyite that the foul ".lander'
had bruited concerning Mr.. Bowen,
The Tipton advertiser., 1876-11-02
ORIGINAL NOTICE.

Elizabeth Llken- District Court.
bAGgh against Cedar Co.. Iowa.
Jae~st. Il. I9ser- Nay. Term.
ha8gh. Is-6.
To Jacob T. LuEentaugh, defendant
You are hereby notified that there i
now on fiEe IN the Office of the Clerk
nf the District Court. in and for the
county ri Ce~iar. IN the state of Iowa.
S petition 81 Elizabeth Lukentaugh
plaintiff claiming of ypu q divorce On
the ground ~ Wiifal ds-$ rrion.
NOw uEle-, YOU appear n said peti-
Ii0n and defend thereto 81 or before
noon Of the second day u the next
term Of said court. tO be begun and
held al Upton. in said county. on the
18th day of November. Is-s, default
viii be entered against you and judg-
ment rendered thereon in accordance
with the PRAYER Of said petition
Il Il. OAKLEY
Attorney FYr Plaintiff
The Tipton advertiser., 1876-11-02
sHERgTr.s SALE.

By virtae Of a general execution To me d.
reeted issued from the office of the Clerk Of
tue Circuit Court In and fpT the county OF
Cedar and state of Iowa. IA favor Of job a
E-clfef AMI agAin-5 Abraham ~lfumoas
| have .@vIed apon the following property
~ the property of the said Abraham sim
mons. tg-wIts
TIE west ha'f - ~ the northeast quarter
A. and the east fisif ~ ~ the northwest
quarter 0t -@ctian number thIrty-txo
- In Township number eigaty-one Fsi}
north Of Range uum.B-T tire. 49, west Of the
IN u. VI igJ acres Also lot number four
a in tue northeast quarter ~ Of section
mum Cer F-t-en III in Township numb~
eighty - nortH ~ Range number three
81. west nf the Jih 7. N. 3. y-lNJ acres con-
tanning in all two undred and eight aud
5-ly9 aere~ and situated In Cedar county,
Iowa
And shall Offer fhe same for sa4e at the
Coart House door, in the town Of Upton
IN Cedar county. on saturday the f-th day
Of November, A. ID. i-76 at one o'clock .. IN o.
said day. 70 satisfy said exec alton and costs
that NAV accrue thereon.
Dated this 18th day OF October 4 u. 1875.
A. Il. MAYNARD.
3w4s Sheriff of Cedar County. Iowa.
The Tipton advertiser., 1876-11-02
p., nm ba. F,e.ep maxi,

Ben Hill has been making another
speech in Georgia. He said nj -Iees'h
i'm Congress had made votes for the
Democracy in the North, instead Of
losing them. He closed by saying
IF we fail in eIeeting Tilden Pre-i-
dent, by all means Let - have ma
.jority in the House of Represeuta-
''tives. who can always, when they
fail To carry any measure, prevent
'.the President and Senate from ar
''ting."
Let our friend- in this Congre.sion-
al District ponder this.
The Tipton advertiser., 1876-11-02
Notice Of Reading or VIII.

Estate Of Henry e. I5bes. dsceased. The
state 0f Iowa, Cedar county. -:
To ~NarFs N NAV ~ssn~@rn snsEV b0-s-
By notified TIA, on tne - 6ay Of Soy-m-
b~r. l.ss. there ya- opened aud pGbiIciy
read By tie Clerk NJ the Careait Court, in
and for said county. an instrument o.
writing purportiDg 10 De the last Will and
testament of Henry Iggy-S. la.e of said
county. deceased and that the 1rsr day o.
the February terms of said court. eommenc-
ing on the third Monday 81 February. is-
has been SET a. the day for final nearing &
and proof of said will a. which ;iaBe al
persons Interested may appear and show
ezEse why tne - ne should not De admitted
to probate.
srSs W H VAN NE-S Clerk
The Tipton advertiser., 1876-11-02

During the years that Mr.. Hayes
has been governor Of Ohio, he has
reduced the State debt by nearly
s.. .yS.y has effected an annual
saving in the State expenditure Of
nearly 81 90 ,Ood, has reduced the local
taxation more than sl7,ooo,rsl, and
the State tax from three and half to
two and nine tenth mills. He has,
moreover, secured the passage of laws
very strictly limiting the powers OF
local authorities to borrow and to
spend money. These facts partly
explain the confidence Of the people Of
Ohio i'm Gov. Hayes.
The Tipton advertiser., 1876-11-02

Tuesday, Chicago 7rJH,r says: The
prospect of carrying New York state
for Hayes and Wheeler by handsome
majority a week from to-day have
wonderfully improved during the
last ten days. The business men
have come TO the front, and will exert
a solid influence to prevent the access
ion Of the 'Solid South" to the possess
Jon of the Government through the
vote OF New York. They are fuilyawake
to the danger that may overtake
the business Of the country a. "A result
of such an event. and they have be-
gun to assert their claims To a hearing
a. against the greedy politicians.
There are evidence. too that the
detection in the Democratic ranks on
| account Of the hostility to Tilden il
all that has ever been represented
| The Liberal vote will be almost solid
for Hayes; Of the 70.1J Liberals in
| the state, not one in hundred will
vote for Tilden. But better than all
| these signs Is the fact that arrange
mcnts have been made TO prevent the
| contamination Of fraud, contemplated
| by the Democrats. Thousands oi
cases Of illegal registration have
| already been run down in New York
and Brooklyn, and every voting pre-
+ 10 "a. III
of a full lit of MI the legal voters and
their residences. IF the frauds can
absolutely be prevented in these two
! cities, a. there j. reason 10 believe
! they NAV We, this circumstance, along
| with the row between the Tammany
"rowd and their Democratic opponent.
wiIi reduce the city majority to such
| an extent a. tn render the state certain
for the Republicans. Tilden, loo.ina
New York, will io-e the country.
The Tipton advertiser., 1876-11-02

Cox. TIlsien made demand on the
r.. :. Authorities f0T the custody of
Tweed. some wecE- before he H4.
expected 20 arrive. si-o demanding
that ''no unofficial communication
with the prisoner hse permitted. "
Of whst /. old >hammy afraids
The Tipton advertiser., 1876-11-02

A man Who will not provide for his
own household is worse than 4 heath
en-. The only sure way 10 provide
for their sup or, in case Of yeur death
is by life insurance, only you must
be sure and select soun company; /;
such one is the Centen ,isl Life, Of
Iowa.
The Tipton advertiser., 1876-11-02

s5flc. = hsreF9E -IVeE tast The 1naer.Iwn
e Us this day h~-n appointed ~ the Cir
czis COErr o. Cedar C0Eutg. Tow2. admin
is-rxt9r ot shs estate Of Urrsn Crvakki
deceased: ard all persons AaTtn-
claims against said estate are HEREBY roti
It'd 70 fIe shen Sith the Clerk Of said
Court clearly stated and dzls sworn to.sne
persons owing said estate are resiaed Il
zzsse Immediate 9aTueat - the aR1er.i-a
ed
toher. A. D. Isis
452w r Swsgrzf ay1EE. Administrator.
The Tipton advertiser., 1876-11-02

4 detailed official statement Of the
recent shooting affray At Csinhoy, :,
r.. shows that In this. a. in every
other case Of political massacre al the
south. the Democrats BEGAN il. The
first shot killed All old negro Forrl-
nately the lions share Of the mortality
fell. for once. % the aggre--9re.
The Tipton advertiser., 1876-11-02
The Centennial Life
o6srs The
MOST INSURANCE
for the
LEAST MONEY.

This company Is
strictly an IOsca COM
pdny. Osrned and OPP
Grated by IOic0 men.
1t IS not an irrespO1a-
si5ic company, 0sraN
off in some other State
lrHey'e the IOlra mem
beg.s hare no rOice or
control Of its affairs,
but has 100000 de-
posted lcith the State
auditor Of lOsra for
the benefit Of IOscu
men and its agents
hare aHthO, ity to act,
issued by the State of
IOtca. It's plan is the
best and safest Of all
life insurance COM
puHies. It's rates are
One-ffth those of old
line companies, and
less than One-HaT
those of any mutual
benefit company on
$1,000. If any one Of
fers yOu u cheap and
safe planOf Insurance
besides this ask him
If lie has an auditors
certificate aHfHori=-
ing him to srOrE IN
IOtra. If lie has not.
then acOid him and
get insurance lrHicH is
recOgnised by the
State Of IOarH.
The Tipton advertiser., 1876-11-02

Price make the one all--uffiecien'
answer 10 ali wno accuse MIN oi
speculation in hi- connection with
the Davenport 4 - Paul railway,
that he will give s., 90 in ca-n 10 any
man who xill make him whole on
account of that enterprise.
The Tipton advertiser., 1876-11-02

Let ii not t.e forgotten GL2- samuel
J. TIlden w&- the u1An who. according
To the sworn testimony q o4Ee-
.ames, dre~ up the notorious Credit
Mossilier -ekezne, zhieh u-V1ghr -2-h
dl.srr&ee u1.gu the nation.