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Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1877-01-20
GROCERIES AND LIQUORS.
notice.!

NEW STOREl
IN NEW GOODSl
NEW PRICES !
The subscriber respectfully announces that
lie has taken the store
NO. II7 KING STREET,
snt is prepared to offer full and carefully Sc
IocoI stock of
FINE FAMILY GROCERIES
6. prices which cannot fail to please. Goods
delivered promptly to all parts Of the city. and
satisfaction guaranteed in every particular. An
Inspection OF stock solicited
nv 5-,f +. j. DAVIDSON.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1877-01-20

OPENING A%p CLOSING or Mh!~. ~.-tniIi
r,rth,r notice, th. following vii. b. tn" hours
ior the opening nn! closing Of the mails
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1877-01-20

THE PATENT MACHINE MADE ME-
l. TALIC HAIR BRUSH.
The advantages this brush possesses over all
other brushes is its efficacy in cleansing the
head from dsndruf, which is so destructive to
the roots of the hair. Just received at
nov II WAKEFIELD & HALLS.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1877-01-20

hnd PkUDItM.
Also Keep on hand gcncrs A:sortnt"r. .:
Cords3e, 'rar, Pitch, Nails, Lime, Packing, Uits.
LaInps md Ship Ind Naval stores,
All orders snd ccnsig1ments promptly attend
ed to, and goods forwarded without .ei": 20 con.
ignccs on arrival.
Agents for Dupont's GUnpowdo.,
XXX Ale unG Porter .lways or hand.
Agents for the Baltimore snd Pnt"rl:;c y sEes
p1-taLion lin, I'll iG-lt
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1877-01-20

NlNCE NEAT AND APPLE Blu TIER
~ Atmores, Fishers, Robinson s. Loeb!e's
celebrated Mince Meats and Apple Butter for
sale by w. A. JOHNSON,
dec II N f. cor Cam & Royal sts.
The Tipton advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Cedar Co., Iowa) 1856-1962, 1877-06-21

srosEuaM Mass May I'D 1879
Nh. THpAPsoS-DEAR SIg:-I have been iufgi
ed by MIR. hamilton that you wish to ascertain
some facts about Sterling, ana also about his dam
and as own the lat er he r-qnestci a,e TO write to
you All 1 KNOW about them
STERLING trotted at Lynn in three minutes aud
two my classes. Winning botn races in lhr-e
straight heats, best tine 23a He Also iTott.d al
Portland NJ" wnsius The race and getting IT,
cord 81 237
nut, l5,a hsnd- h!gn. d. not knos mnch sbo.s
TIER p-,ig.r+ II iItv" sss1 informed that she IL 4
Messenger. AID has BEEN TRACKED back 10 winthrop
Meastttktr stfe was raised ia Maine and have
never tGh eb any particular pains 10 ascsr ala he,
pedigree, becaa~- sne h -ucIi nuois anutai, And
knowing her 'ed qaalit!ss is enough To .sIy me
nav" osnei AMI handled many borses, but can
fd3Ine Rae. ever held The r.ins over she IL the
beat horse Tor brpstI the road that ever drove
sne get her Speed so quickly hat SD. Will pass a
team Ike a bullet. putins herself two three
lengits ahead before most any horse Will have time
% gather for brasil saei natural iro ter.
n having been trained day since she vas foaled.
she has troit.d quarter several times IN thirty.
nve seconds, but has trOt ed only three or four
tunes "a "A race then as q gentlemans driving
horse, ~ county lair. ana sandy half mile track
One OF these races on the Manchester Park; II
W. al that tlne very sandy, SLOW track, but she
sac Is Ia. most level headed animal ever saw
being without hsnt, aud hyr a horse it'll 70 much
vim. her good disposition Is able Her limb.
are not large bot wide and essan. and she must be
81 excellent material for she is now body ana lI,nbs
a. smooth D. a snel' her head Is prominent and
bony. but clean. Take her every way and do not
believe she Vas ever eseeiicd by any horse OF her
Before finishing the above received the within
enclosed l'n-r from Mr.. Barton, who sold the mare
10 me ~ - der to give you al the ia ts ceutd
wrote 10 him for particulars. You viii notice one
lnaccuraey ~ regard u the trot a, Manchester sub
sttate i1* ell for MAnehns's and the me " III D..
fght ior yon N III see BY bis letter thai IS made
~ Lowell II she tapped Danntiess' wheel in
heat in "a 2:S7. you will also notice she trott.
quarter at the rate Of I'D per mite being lost 81
ss - QUARTER as wrote In the first orion o
hespectrn''y. Yours
The Tipton advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Cedar Co., Iowa) 1856-1962, 1877-06-21

The friends ofthe Texas Pacific
Railroad are confident that President
HAYES i warmly interested in the
project, and that he will give it an in
iar~enlent in his message. BY this II
Is not intended 10 say that the scheme
OF Thomas A. Scott or any other par
ticalar interest will receive the Presi-
dents sid, bat the most that Is eN-
ssecie-i from him. - stated by those
who have eonyersed with him recent
~ on the subject, is that he will give
3 decided expression of opinion in ia
vor Of stretching a belt of rails across
the southern portion of the continent.
There has been strong pressure
brought on the President by the Eas-
tern people against the scheme, espee-
tally during his late visit to New York,
bat it has been without effect. II Is
asserted positively that the President
will recommend the passage OF Il meas
ure hy Congress for the aid of the es-
adjustment Of a Southern Pacific line.
The Tipton advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Cedar Co., Iowa) 1856-1962, 1877-06-21
General Grant continues to engross

General Grant continues to engross
a large share OF tn. attention OF the
English people. The London journals
congratulate him on the Guildhail
ceremonies Of Friday last, when the
freedom Of the great metropoii. wa s
conferred, and the Tourt J0ufnat an
nounces that the Queen has Invited
the ex-Prcsideni and Mrs. Grant To
10 her Windsor home. The English
workingmcn contemplate al address
thanking General for his services in
the cause OF freedom. lie j. ais" to
receive personal invitation from the
German military authorities 10 attend
the Altuail maneuvers OF the army.
IL l. likewise announced tina; General
Grant, nn hi return from the Cont
nent, will visit the residence OF the
ord Provo OF Glasgow. Scotland.
Altogether, Ii eitaage and "A constant
ovation constitute the rest that
the General ncs.d-, he Is likely To
pretty thoroughly rcu.,e-a's besoae
home.
The Tipton advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Cedar Co., Iowa) 1856-1962, 1877-06-21

The arrangement h<<wesn the Afn-
er Of the ls,~f Charley Ross ard Mt.
Rarnam = simply that the ecs, Y
fsuna. shall ee held BY the srat show
msn until the father hss Paid tack
the SAN es Sle.sea which Rarnam
viii give - the Ss~aacsors or ssssss
who may Surrender him. and no
questions asked" The p<~ar fsfher.
il i Ssid. hiss spent Ssasea In his
~earch for his child. and i 4aise ais-
ssaveriShef. He sss-~rs~ Mr.. Rsrran' :
offer - lS>i rs~ort. Ii Is nc: pleas
ant thoGrhf that the child may YET he
exhibited along with the curScSiiies
as a naeaaSerie and eircaS 70 the gap
ing crowd. and il Is unfortunate thai
some wealthy citizens could ns ne
faand IL DO y hat Mr.. Rarna1n h>s of
fesexi 10 DO, snd not - 3 speculation.
But thousands. Il whom the name OF
Charley Ross hiss hsesale s household
word. will rejoice If the COY shoald he
found. no matter how and no matter
hy whom.
The Tipton advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Cedar Co., Iowa) 1856-1962, 1877-06-21

John III. Gears card in denial of
certain charges, IA noted last week
has received no little attention at the
hands of the anti-Gear papers. They
publish the court record. showing
that the indictment 10 which he
plead guilty in 1858 charged the ordi-
nary nuisance" offence that he and
his partner did for term of months,
establish, continue and use certain
building in which they kept whis-
key, brandy, gin AM other intoxicat-
ing liquors, with intent to sell the
same" This II the language of the
record, and does not leave his story
about single wholesale transaction
in healthy light. But To our mind
the pros and cons of these oil transac-
tons are neither of them 50 very inn
portant. Mr.. Gear il man Of frc
presence, ordinary ability and more
than ordinary tact, who would, 10
doubt, serve Iowa a. her Governor
without especially di-graring her.
But when all fair men must admit
that his record, his habits, and 1850.
ciations-which become especially
well and publicly known While he
was in the General Assembly and
made his room headquarters for all
who loved the Glowing bowi"-are
utterly repugnant 10 very large and
4 very respectable element OF the Re-
publican party, 1t viii certainly be
the hight of folly for that party 10
place him i'm nomination over equally
good. or better men, TO whom this Sc
rious objection will not attach. We
are not In favor of making mans alb
-.ract belief on the temperance ques-
lion Il te4t In Republican conventions.
sat we do believe the party should
how reasonable sense and use oriina-
- discretion in making It's scl.c ions.
,nd Whatever his personal habits
.,ay be, every citizen OF Iowa VIII
refer 10 see in the Governors chair
,nf only i man who il fair expo
Sui Of the intelligence and enterprise |
/ our noble young state, hut also one
gains, whom no mans tongue can
rav on account Of unworthy habits
! damaging snfeeedent-. !.
The Tipton advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Cedar Co., Iowa) 1856-1962, 1877-06-21

AdyicsS flom Winnipeg state that
sitting Bull, who Is nov between
Wool Mountain and Fl. Walsh, with
SO lodges. intends 10 settle down quiz
etly on British soil. He claims numer-
Gus victories over the Americans. OF
which the public know nothing. In
proof he shows many trophies, includ-
ing arms, wagonsand. the eompleieout-
fl Of Clusters party. He justifies the
hostilitie- on the ground OF the viola
ton Of the treaty respecting the Black
Hills
The Tipton advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Cedar Co., Iowa) 1856-1962, 1877-06-21

III i announced from Washington
that Ex-Governor r. +. Cue i 10 be rs-
tanned in charge of the consolidated
Pension Agency in Dies Moines. We
understand that the entire Iowa Con-
greSSienal delegation united in a re-
quest TO President Hayes to appoint
Jacob Rich 10 this agency. The fact
that this request was not complied
with shows that il Is the settled policy
Of the executive Ia continue faithful
officer in his place in spite Of political
influence TO give il to ~ome one else.
The Tipton advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Cedar Co., Iowa) 1856-1962, 1877-06-21

One of the shrewdest and best plan
ned pieces of villainly on record
recently occurred along the line ofthe
b. l. NJ. Railroad. The scheme as
projected consisted in tapping the
commercial telegraph line, aud e,tab-
fishing secret Office, 20 that the
villains could have the circuit COM
plete or interrupted. according as
their necessities should demand. This
secret Office was located between
Charlton and Lucas. Then confed-
crate. woman, at an appointed hour
went TO one of the Osceola banks and
presented forged draft on kentuc-
ky bank for 50, 400, and asked to have
it cashed, signifying her willingness
that they should telegraph to Louis
vile and see that il was genuine. Of
course the plan was that her confeder-
! ates should at this moment open the
circuit, and after reasonable interval
telegraph back that the draft was all
/ right. but tllbuxh III Siioi VII
some ones part the dispatch went
through and the answer was i'm
mediately returned that the draft was
a forgery; and the woman was arrested
| As she refused to reveal the accompli.
ce-, it is probable that they would
have escaped, had ii not been for .
lucky accident on Wednesday last by
which their tapping wires were
broken. Then business was inter
rupted, and and an investigation sooI
discovered the attempted game, ant
by Friday the whole gang were il
custody If the villains had dom
their work as perfectly as they plan
ned ii they could hardly have failet
in accomplishing tn cir aims, but Their
is manya slip, etc.
The Tipton advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Cedar Co., Iowa) 1856-1962, 1877-06-21

Prof. W. q. Hammond, Chancellor
of the Law Department of the state
University. appointed by Secretary
McCrary As one of the board of WISH
tors To the [. :. Naval Academy, at
Annapolis, Maryland, has been cbos-
en- by the board unanimously as the
person TO deliver the annual address.
This is quite compliment to iowa,
and Prof Hammond will prove him
self worthy of it, and reflect honor
upon the State in the position and
in his address.
The Tipton advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Cedar Co., Iowa) 1856-1962, 1877-06-21

On July Isl interest on 8 per cent.
Government bonds To the amount of
50 ala 900 Will become due and pay
able. Most of thi. money will be dis
bursed at New York. Aboutsll ,st9,-
90 will he paid for interest on regis
tered bonds, and about sl4 .Ut1 go on
account of interest on coupon bonds.
II has been the ca-toia of the depart
ments to anticipate the payment of
interest. and it is probable directions
will he shortly issued TO commence
payment without rebate on June 18th.
The Tipton advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Cedar Co., Iowa) 1856-1962, 1877-06-21

Leslie, the aeronant. has proposed
to the managers Of the Cedar Rapids,
Iowa, fair grounds, to make balloon
ascension on the Fourth of July, and
when the balloon reaches the hight Of
so or ? 800 feet, TO jump out, and
with the aid Of a parachute a small
umbrelialooking affair to reach the
ground in safety. He has proposed
to do all this for 81 900, and the mana
gers are disposed TO accept. Should
Leslie undertake this, it would be
well to announce: positively his last
appearance in public
The Tipton advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Cedar Co., Iowa) 1856-1962, 1877-06-21

The Turks are reported to have
been somewhat successful in recent
engagement with the Russians, near
Toprak- kaleh, in Armenia. The
latter, after five-hour conflict, were
repulsei with considerable loss. Ac-
counts from Montenegro are some
what conflicting, but that the Turks
were worsted in a sanguinary engage
ment at Piana, near the frontier,
secms to be conceded. Preparations
on the part of the Russians TO cross
the Danube are going forward, and
while some believe the attempt would
be made at once. others put the time
off fortnight
The Tipton advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Cedar Co., Iowa) 1856-1962, 1877-06-21

The official authorities having re-
iectei his proposition 70 make fail
breast OF II. If they wcula rsies~e him
srom isil. Boss" Tweed has nassae
confession al Judgment on al the essii
suits against him by the city, county
ard state OF New York in connection
with the Tammany ring thieveffe>-
All he has no~ 20 do. then. in oFeer
70 gain his freedom. Is TO come Down
with the cash" Including the s@.s",-
60 Judgment.
The Tipton advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Cedar Co., Iowa) 1856-1962, 1877-06-21

Tie state sunday School Conven-
ton was held at Oskaloosa last week
and proved to be one of the best in the
history Of the organization. The State
Officers chosen for the ensuing year
are a. follows 4:
President r.. Fl. Gilmore, of Cedar
Rapids.
Secretary and Treasurer f w.
Alden, Marshailtown
Vice president--E >. Dorsby, EN-
meisburg; John Lightner, Grinnell;
Amos Stekel, Bloomfield
LIT Statistical Secretary-I. II.
Bum, finton.
Corresponding Secretary T..
barrow, Corning.
81 Asst Secretary-Rcv. NJ. Full
conner, Alden.
The next annual Convention viii
be held At Cedar Falls.
The Tipton advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Cedar Co., Iowa) 1856-1962, 1877-06-21
ours.
c. h. MELVIN.


LAGEkscg Mass. May q. 1875
thEsB thARLf-:-In reply TO your lett y /
soalo say that til. mare trpted under the name Of
iIzAir she won several racer II Lawrence PARK er
ftsot1 being !tl- M TIE ftCQs she in not being
9pigfd 10 beat that. A. the time ghe trott.d
ftrici bHh she Las beaten IN 2:39 and 2:A bot a.
trials before the sJu.d lrt her ntila vii nan, .
~, every time, In 2:lI She was entered At Man
ehssl.f against seven horses. and second horse
80 nfst heat-lappea on Danntisss' wheel who !. an
VIZ neat 10 sSf~hhe could not have been two sec
on.s Out oftWes She never In n race IN, All,
.ook some OF T. or a. Harry bradley said was liz.
ees morse ne eS rr drove tiof What she could do
aba no horse, not even American Girl c1uId scor.
Wtb h"r, ani would trot her quarter any time n a,
seconds. l have Tuned her quarters 10 that tim.
oi ii' WIN fespec'anle men t. witness H. and If
}on hal not bought her, and knew az much tI,..,.
~ 90 ROW. sbun q .ttii own her / have arlv..
h@f rom HaserhiiI City square To my stable In
LaSfthc, ydst nine N les In ~ minute% 10 a road
~asob thlnk she has record on Lynn trark G,r
ios'lh9 teh miles in ~ Minutes ra = azsisf tim.
anu Won " think she trOtted tnis race un.sr h .
name pa d Nat. thi. wasbefore led her, can.
not give You TIE correct date. of these RACES M,
records OF the tracks show the ~ / can I'D, ~
records ~ thIs track IL necessary V"
Yours Respectfully,
--" ". II. BARTON
The Tipton advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Cedar Co., Iowa) 1856-1962, 1877-06-21

Rihlerecord family history say
that General Ord, at present in com
mand OF the United States troops on
the Rio Grand, is grandson of George
w, and the actre-s Mrs. Fitzherbert.
TO whom he was married by Catho-
lie priest while Prince Regent, The
consent of Parliament had not been
given, and the marriage was Illegal IN
English law. A son was born by
this union and consigned to the care
of a tutor narnei Ord, who emigrated
with him 10 this country. The youth
took the name Of his tutor, and mar
ried Virginia or Maryland lady, by
whom he had two: sons, A.Iantbus
and pacifcus. The first was sent to
West Point, and is the General on the
Rio Grande. The second became a
lawyer in New Orleans. AMI emigrat-
ed to California twenty-five years a,n.
and there he is now Judge.
The Tipton advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Cedar Co., Iowa) 1856-1962, 1877-06-21

Seryis, in order 10 svcad iatsrsea-
ton By Austria. will, ii l. stated,
maintain an armed neutrality: Int, in
accordance with the terms Of \ treaty
juS, concluded, will permit Russia 70
transport troops through her terri
tory. Already 700 men are on their
vsy to Gladovs. = few miles below
the celebrated Iron Gate" of the
DANUBE. II is not likely that Austrs-
Hungary will view this prccessiins
with any degree of eoInplaceney.
The Tipton advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Cedar Co., Iowa) 1856-1962, 1877-06-21

The death of three distinguished
Americans is announced John s. &.
Abbott, of Connecticut, IN author of
many books OF history and juvenile
Hon. f. ID. Pratt, of Iudi-
ana, formerly IA United States Senator
and subsequently United States COM
of Internal Revenue: and
Hon. John Petit, of Indiana, former
ly a United States Senator, Member
OF Congress, and Judge on the State
and United States benches. Mr..
Abbott was clergyman. aged -
years. Mr.. Pratt va. gentleman 81
great physical size was noted for hi,
great good -en~e, resided at I.ogans
port, Ind. ana vas aged "a years
Judge Petit become conspicuous IL
1854, when he was United State
District Judge of kanfas, during tn
border rutfiau" troubles. He WA
70 years Of age.
The Tipton advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Cedar Co., Iowa) 1856-1962, 1877-06-21

Mu-earirae ta21ry EsEszbsssan ton-
s-nfsan 1ssts SATURDAY and chose :
NrNu-, 7. Z Ingf4sr3. j. u Racerr
" n. stewart j. CArsks1141, John
Mnasin. Mm- Lundy. Thos. Hanna
" & Erans- John Il Munrue, j.
Va MeElzxy. L b BGird J. a
rarksey and G. = hinezia. r. delegates
Il rAse STATE Convention. No insIruc-
xsssas we're given oy resolutions
adopted
The Tipton advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Cedar Co., Iowa) 1856-1962, 1877-06-21
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The Tipton advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Cedar Co., Iowa) 1856-1962, 1877-06-21

The reports ofcrops in 81 counties
OF Illinois sent 10 the State depart
ment at Springfield give, taken a. a
whole, An encouraging prospect 10 the
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localities exceptions, owing to the
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The Tipton advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Cedar Co., Iowa) 1856-1962, 1877-06-21
6gA Attorneys
THE STATE OF IOWA, -:


Notice is hereby given that the undersign
ed has this day been appointed by the Cir.
cult court Of Cedar county Iowa, Admin :.
traitors Of the estate Of James q. alexander,
deceased; and all persons having claims
d .ainst said estate are hereby notified to d,c
them with the clerk OF said court, clearly
stated and duly sworn 10. and person. owing
aid estate are hereby oiiiied to max. i'm.
IA ediate payment to The undersigned
Dated at Upton, Iowa, TIL, iith DAY -
Jane, 4 ID. 1911.
SUSAN =. ALEXANDER
RoraRr j. iLgxAsDgg
2Ix3 4iminists at RS
The Tipton advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Cedar Co., Iowa) 1856-1962, 1877-06-21

The memorandum boot nj ali old
settler notes the fnri tat the seven
iesn year .ocu-t- nitde their visit Ia
Iowa IN ISL, AMI again in ISL. The
last i !,ro5;!als remembered by many
Of our ci'izen-. being the IFS. year OF
the war. From thai date, next June,
1874, will be the time % their return
% this section.
The Tipton advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Cedar Co., Iowa) 1856-1962, 1877-06-21

The Convention held last Saturday.
the proceedings of which are published
herewith, was very quiet one, albeit
il was much better attended than sim
liar conventions usually are. This
was Indie alive OF the fact that more
than usual interest has been and is be-
ing taken in the State nominations
and We were glad TO note the greatest
possible unanimity on the subject
from all parts Of the county While
the Convention followed its usual
established precedent OF choosing rep
resentativc men for delegates and
commissioning them to act As such
without any definite instructions a.
10 be whom they should vote fort
is perfectly well understood that the
unanimous sentiment of the county il
IN favor OF that wise policy which
shall not impose upon the party any
candidate known to be seriously os,-
jectionabie To many Of its members.
And therefore, while we can acercdit
the delegation before hand To no one.
either for Governor OF other officer
IL l. very safe Ia nay no attention to
whispers about secret UNDERSTANDING
aud confidently assume that they will
carry out the known wishes of ihei,
constituents.
The Tipton advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Cedar Co., Iowa) 1856-1962, 1877-06-21

Nexassd j. supposed 30 be virtually
ssss Of the gaberastoIiAl contest He
.tagaid h.e - considered, al al events.
he ruay be kiad-Learted, weil-disI.o-
ssti1ns-d cd soul, but . man who,
while occupying the position Of Chief
Magistrate Of Iowa, can bs inyeigied
into signing oozumendatory advertise.
asegat- for minstrel companies and
cheap john gift concerts. il altogether
too thin 10 hare bi. candidacy for r.
election seriously considered