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The Tipton advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Cedar Co., Iowa) 1856-1962, 1877-06-28

There are some forty girls inmates o.
| The Institution. The school seems to
be doing good work. --keckmk Gdse
City
McGregor was the scene OF a CASUAL
ty the 18th inst. In the forenoon MI.
Clark and wife and Mr.. Miller
and wife started In . wag=
on for the Pictured Rocks, 10 get
some choice sand and TO while away
q few hours. In the course Of their
rambles. Clark and Miller undertook
10 explore the recesses of the Pictured
Rocks, when suddenly slide of land
engulfed them, instantly killing Mr..
Clark and 50 crushing Miller that his
life il despaired of.
On the morning of the 18th Henry
Brinkmann, wealthy farmer who
resided At Petersburg. Delaware eoun-
ty, started TO lead three-year-old colt
from the barn TO the pasture. He had
just passed through the harn-yard gate
when the animal. suddenly wheeling.
kicked him in the breast, in
fiictiny injuries which caused his
death in less that half an hour. Mr..
Brinkmann was widely known and
highly respected citizen. He leaves
wife and seven children.
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PURE BRED
CLYDESDALE STALLION
LOCIE' o BUCHAN;

r~.c,~..8 arvns, fs-s-ris;ur three wears
III .ssra - sessan ar f.7- i follows
~~;. srviI see. Monday ana
T--sSs~,s ~, 49,. :. -h4 stable az A Yale
--ss-ssr ~ p45 f,.s th@aee TO the static
- 49, TF.rEA rESf Wesnsssszv rsor
49,. 3. ~ srsh3r NJ David Nsrsssu4 ;fgl
gzr-ssxx 800 sf,.vgs "a he se4hse ~ 3
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SYMPTOMS OF WORMS.

THE conntenance is pale and leaden-
oolored, with occasional flushes, or
a circuascribed spo; en- one or both
checks. the eyes become dull the pupils
dila,e: an azure sem:circle runs along
the lower eye-lid the nose is irritated,
swells, and sometimes bleeds; SWELL
ing of the upper lip; occasional head
ache. with humming or throbbing OF
the ears an unusual secretion OF saliva;
sl.ny or iurred tongue; breath very
foul, particularly in the morning; APP
petite variable, sometimes voracious,
si,ha gnawing sensation ofthe stomach,
i Others, entirely gone feeting pains
the stomach I; occasional nausea and
.omi.ins violent pains throughout the
abdomen. bowels irregular, at times
eosii,e; stools Shiny; no, unfrequently
tagged with blood belly swollen and
hard urine turbid; respiration occa-
sionally difficult, AID accompanied by
hiccoush: cough sometimes dry and
coavulsiye; uneas5 and disturbed sleep.
with grinding OF tbs teeth; temper
variable. bai generally irritable, &c.
Whenever the above symptoms
are found to exist,
Dn. c. MrLANE 5 NERMIFUGE
VIII certainly effect cure.
II DOS NOT CONTAIN MERCURY
in any form il i an innocent prepa-
ration. aos fapa;ie IF .2oiag the slightest
fyary . ~ a?os. s1;,.ley i:faat.
The genuine DR.. MeLASG's VERNE
FUGE bar, the signa.utes ofC. MeLASE
and FLEMING B2os. on the wrapper.
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A Mr.. White ides recently found q
satchel in the road, which he picked
up and brought along with him. He
first examined it, however, and found
that il contained some So 900, ", 90 in
gold and 81 400 in currency. He over
took some movers, and it occurred TO
him tina; they might have dropped it,
20 he asked if they had lost anything.
An old gentleman in the party replied
they had not, bu, at the same time
asked his wife TO make an examine
ton. The wife soon said their satehel
was missing. Mr.. Whiteside- held up
the one he had found, and asked If it
was the one, ami the old gentleman
replied that it vas, and that it coz
tanned $500 Mr.. Wbite-ide deemed
il unnecessary to make fnrtheT inqui-
-, and delivered the -atchei and it,
contents 10 liz rightful owner.
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ORIGINAL NOTICE.
Dan Leonard, Plaintiff,

Dan Leonard, Plaintiff,
AGAINST
4. Gilbert, J. W. Cg-ad, Circuit Court.
ldaL Casad, AbbyJ spi. Cedar county,
Ger, Wells spiccr, Eliza iowa, August
A Gilbert. A Gilbert, Term, ls71
Eugene Gilbert, Flora
Gilbert, Defendants
You are hereby notified that there in DOW
on ME IN the office Of the clerk Of the Cireu I
court, 10 and for the comfy Of edar, In the
State u loxs, petition 81 Dan Leonard,
plaintiff, claiming Of you that he !. tbs own.
.er 81 the east ! = northwest "a section 81.
township ~, range !, west. and asking that
the defendants be barred and forever sxtop-
ped from having or claiming aHy right. title
or Interest therein.
Vow nnisss son spp ar and defend thereto
al or before noon u The second day of tb.
DeKt term u said court, 10 j.. begun and
held Il Upton, in said county, on The 9Th
day 81 august. 1871, default will De enter
20 ss4inst son aud Judgment rendered there
% 70 s''"'aa hce WITH the prayer Of said pc
aLiDh PiATT a CAKR,
ssZ3 Attorneys far Plaintiff
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50 diversified is the American
climate, with the aid of quick transit
our people in favorable locations, can
have the perishable vegetables AZ
nearly all seasons of the year. The
American Grocer. of New York, gives
US an idea of where they come from
and the fabulous prices paid for the
earliest specimens:
Among the first vegetables to arrive
in this market is asparagus. Our first
supply comes from California, aud L.
shipped In the ice cars containing
salmon. Ii brings about IS cents per
bunch. 4 little later on we receive
asparagus from Florida at 81 per
bunch. Gradually as the season adj
vance, our source of supply works
northward to Savannah, Charleston,
Norfolk, until about the first of May
when the product of the New York
market gardens begins to appear
California also has the honor nf sup
plying n tn the first cauliiiower,
which il shipped iu the same manner
"a asparagus and il worth when il
first appears. about - per head.
Among the the most prominent OF
our January arrival. may be mention
ed cucuml,ers and lettuce. the first
arrivals OF both of which We rec Give
from Massachusetts. The first cacuiu-
bers Ia arrive are big fellows, measur-
ing from twelve to fourteen inches in
length. aud bring sometimes as much
IA $3.50 each. About the middle oi
June. when the season l. at It's hight
a cen, apiece is n.oFe than tan be rea
lized by the New Jersey and Long
Island product. The lettuce come,
also from the Boston hothouses and !,
worth 81 per dozen. In May we begir
To receive lettuce from Long ISLAND
at half that price. Canada also con
tributes her part towards supplying
us with luxurie- by sending down tn,
| finest ruhara and mushrooms received
here. They are grown in great gal
lerie-, ~ feet under the ground, q,
the estate af Col Hade., hear Quebec
| Green peas begun Ia arrive in SINAI
quantities. These are, however, bough
/ up by the restaurant keepers for &C
| veTfisment in their show windows
/ while their customers regale them
selves on the delicious pro iuct of tn
Baltimore canneries. The fines
green peas received in this marke
come about the first of June fron
Anne Arundel county, Md, and ar
worth from about SIS tn SIS per Dbl
Early potatoes, onions and tomatoe.
come from Bermuda at first. and lac
from Savannah, Charleston and Nor
folk
The Tipton advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Cedar Co., Iowa) 1856-1962, 1877-06-28

By tirlae u special execution 70 me di
feeitfs les ID from The Office II the Clerk q,
re District court IN aud for the county o,
IedaF ~ -iat 9f loxa. ia favor of Hanna
:. b3rtlgy aaf Sarah ID Wild, and aw4ins,
-. ID. kins snan, / have levied upon The fst
!osla- property as The property Of the .aid
y. ID. ainsfasa, 10 vii:
1bs north bali III u the north east auar
Ter = u section namber thirty three Ia3y
70 Township number eighty two tszl, nori,
N range npHater Ons !. west Of tie s,tt
prinaipsi meridian; containing eighty acre.
ana situated IN ceda, county, Iowa.
Ass SHAH offer The sziae Tor sale At III,
eossst sosse door, In. the town of Tiptoo /,
sAic esanig, oo saturday, The 7ts dss ~
Ssiy, A. ID. issI, AZ obe O'Clock .. M o,
sslc dag, % s4tisf, said execution and ea.t.
.aA1 nay acfrs- thereon.
Dated ihi2 sts DAP Of yabe. A. ID. 1877,
Z. b. MAYNARD
S'~S Ss%rss Of Cedar county, Iowa.
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Celebrated Ciydesslssie Horse
NETHERBY,

Netherby will stand for mares this season
ISL, at the following places: Monday eoi
each week, commencing April 3oth, at the
stable of james Davidson, north west OF
Red Oak; Tuesdays al Stanwood; Wednes
days and Saturdays Al Mcchanicsyille;
Thursdays and Fridays at Lisbon.
PEDIoREE.
Netherhy was bred by Joseph Gregg, Can.
ada West. His sire was the well known
elydesdale horse. Old Netherby, bred by
Vim. Fawkes, AMMAN, Dumfriesshire, Sect
land. Has taken prizes at Carlisle, Cocker
manth, and elsewhere in Great Britain. He
gained first prize at the Provincial Exhibi-
tions of 1864, 1867 and ISIS, and also at many
local shows in c. w. Old Netherby by
Mosstrooper, who has taken a number Of
prizes, both in Scotland and England. His
dam. first-class mare, got by imported Sir
William Wallace; &. dam, by Imported Bay
Wallace; 4. dam, by imported Old Clyde.
Netherbv has taken prizes al Markham,
Pickering, WhI.by, and other places in Can
ada, and was aiso awarded sweepstakes pre-.
MUM over all competition as draft Draft
Horse at the Fair Of the District Agricuitu,
raj Society, held At Mcehanicsvilie last fall.
TERMs.-To insure foai. sls. TO be paid
on the frst Of February, 1878. Persons dis
posing Of their mares before February ist
will be charged insurance, miles satisfacto-
~ eyidenceis given that they were not in
foal. All accidents at the risk of owners.
6REIG Il DAVIDSON.
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Or. G. MclANE'S
LIVER PILLS,

These Pills ara no. recommended as
i remedy a,r AL the ills that hesh is
heir 10, nut IN afr ctioas os The Liver,
AMI in ali Billion. Complaints, Dyspepsia
AMI Sick Headache, OF diseases of that
chara> t,r, they s.inl without a rival.
AGU Z A ID FEVER.
No better ea.liartic can be used pre-,
paratory 10, or after taking Quinine.
As 4 simp,s purgative they are IN
equalel.
NEWARK OF INVITATIONS.
The gan,iine are never sugar coated.
Each hax has red wax seal on the
lii, with The impression Ds. MeI.ASEs
LIVER Pills
Each wrapper bears the signatures of
= M.LASE and FLEMING Bios.
Sold by all respectable druggists and
,nniry storekeepoFr generally.
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Adm,misa rater,s Notice.

Notice is hereby given that the undersign
ed has this day been appointed by the CIR.
cult court of Cedar county Iowa, Admins
traitors Of the estate of James G. Alexander,
deceased; and all persons having claims
against said estate are hereby notified TO file
them with the clerk of said court, clearly
stated and duly sworn to, and persons owing
said estate are hereby notified to make i'm
mediate payment To the undersigned.
Dated al Upton, Iowa, this 18th day OF
June, A ID 1871.
SUSAN 9. ALEXANDER,
ROBERT j. ALEXANDER,
24w3 administrators
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Canadian Stallion,
Y Dung Napoleon,

Will standfor mares during the season Of
1877 at the stable OF John Safes, Ir , in Red
Ook.
You've NAPOLEON is three years old-a
dark dapple bay horse Of hne style and ae-
ton, about fourteen hands high, and weigh
ing 100 pounds.
TERMS Ten dollars to insure: payable
February lst, ISIS. Great care taken, but
accidents at owners risk. Mares from q
a distance kept reasonably.
l7-3mo JOHN sAFLEY, Jr
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NOTICE.

sosiss - asrsby given tha. propossi. for
~ sFsFiaoEa ~ school, Hosse In 4ab- a..
t.iss HEfa'srf sns 10 the eL.frict ~ ~a.hIp
"a - %''l- y ~ equity 81 Cellar. sud -.at, ,
" Iowa. VII - reeaiFea b the er.jy,,rd
81 Ss.>so% q Fssgasoa's Isw OFF, o.s
<.s2s ga " sSsst Drse.-alere plans ana
sSs'5.sst@;ss nszs be sesn--until o,e;os \
a,s 3asg i1is, i.57; a. which time ts,s
S'issf@ss. ~ ''s awarded 10 the loves, re.
Egr1msssssG bidder.
GABRIEL SAWYER
seefetxrt ~ lie Board 81 Dlree,l.,.
skssgrczs fo~as jane u, 1877. z,a,
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Original Notice.
James c. Horn, Plaintiff,
AaAINaT

James c. Horn, Plaintiff,
AGAINST
The undersigned heirs at law
OF David Klock and Eliza.
beth Klock, decd: Silas
Hoon and Mary J. IIoon,
Justice Hoon, James Leah Circuit court,
heart and the unkno IN Cedar county,
heirs OF Elizabeth Leab- Iowa, Ausast
heart, dec'd James Hoon, Term, 1871.
and Mary Aoon, Ann NJ.
Maryland, James Nary
land, John w. Hoon and
Emma Hoon, being heirs
a. law OF Valentine Hoop,
decea sed, Defendants:
Yor are hereby notified .ha. there Ia nov
on die In the Office Of the Clerk Of the Cir
cult court, in and for the comfy OF Cedar
in the state OF Iowa, Q petition OF James c.
Horn, Plaintiff, claiming of you that he II
the owner Of the northwest "a northeast I
section 80. township 81, range 3, west Of the
5th principal meridian.
That said David klock entered said land
and conveyed the same to one Nathan Ter
fling sometime about 1880. but that no deed
Is on record from said David Klock 10 Ter
dng or to any person. That afterwards said
land was sold to one Valentine Hoon, now
deceased. That said Valentine Hoon sole
aid undertook to convey said land TO plain
tiff, but enormously described said land 81
tnt northwest IL Southeast 3, instead %
the northwest IA northeast Ia, section 81
That said plaintiff has been in quiet posses
sion OF said premises since 1854. Defend
| ants have no equitable interest In said prem
ises.
Now unless you appear TO said petition
and defend thereto at or before noon OF the
second day Of the next term OF said Cour
to be begun and held Al Upton in sale
county. on the 9th day OF August, 1877,
default will be entered against you, and
judgment rendered thereon in accordance
| with the prayer Of said petition.
PIATT Il CARR,
ow3I Attorneys for Plaintiff
THE STATE OF IOWA, s.:
The foregoing notice has been examined
by he, snc the same Is approved, and 1t Is
ordered that the notice be published in the
| Upton Advertiser for six consecutiv.
weeks.
Witness my hand this s.h day Of June, A
d. 1877, JOHN McKEAN,
Judge Circuit court, sth Ju1. CIR.
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Admin slratOr's N0aIcc.

Notice Is hereby given that the undersign-
ed has this day been appointed by the Cir
cult court of Cedar county, Iowa, Adminis-
traitor OF the estate of 4 q. Humphrey, de-
ceased; and all persons having claims
against said estate are hereby notified TO file
them with the clerk OF said court, clearly
stated and duly sworn TO, and persons owing
said estate are notified to make immediate
payment to the undersigned.
Dated at Upton, Iowa, this 9th day Of
June, A. ID. 1877. JoHS CAsEBEER,
laws Administrator.
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Mr.. Peabody, the great phiiaB thro-
pis,, was the American to receive the
freedom OF the City Of London a.
embiematized i'm the gold box, and
Gen. Grant, the distinguished Amer
Jean soldier and ex-President, IL the
second.
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RECENT

viii stand during the season of 1877 at the barn
Of the owner. seven miles north OF Wilton snd rix
miles southeast Of Upton the frst three days OF
each week: and the last three days OF each week 81
linton.
REGENT " bay stallion, sftecn and half
hands high. f0sisd 1871 by i'm ported Bonnie sest
land, dam Lady Lancaster. As race horse he
has hut fex supersors. He run a mile in Chicago
when four years old. 10 isgf&. For further infor,
nation reference : made 10 wilkes spirit oft he
Times or Turf Yield and Farm
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One of the New York obituary writ
sr- -ay- that the Harser periodicals.
brlngs in an annual profit Of half q
million, while the whole Manufacture
ing busiBe-- amounts ~ s1.y.1. 80, ~,
yearly, one-tiriri of which IL profit.
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A notable day. work al the Rem
wiak, Shaw Il trOssstt'- saw mill ,
Foreman Scott and hi- men having
heard Of some Dragging among saw
yers on the other siie nf the river.
concluded, OIL the 18th inst. 10 ,.,-t the
capacity Of their mill. The proceeds
Of the day. work wa Is,J. 3yg feet Of
lumber beside The proportionate cut
of iath, picke'- and shingles. Thi.
was the largest saw" ever accom-
rIi-hed in one day in this vicinity.
The pay roll of this mill nun.her.,
at present, IL men and boys, and the
entire Running expenses are about
s~hJ FER day -D1sangort Guzestr.
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VIII make the season Of 1877, as follows:
TAN OsHANTER:-Monday At Massil.
Ion. Tuesday At Louden, Wednesday ct Big
Rock. Thursday at Inland, Friday at the
stable Of joint. Mardis ~ miles north OF
Inland; Saturday afternoon 1T the stable OF
Win Chisholm. GREiG & CHISHOLM.
BaLLIE SICOL GARyIE:-Monday, at
oxford Mills; Tuesday and Wednesday, ri
stable Of B. A. Smith, near Hale: Thursday.
al the stable Of W. Andrew Sichol, ~ miles
sowthwsst Of Clarence; Friday aud satur-
day, al the stable Of Wm Chisholm.
I. WM. CHISHOLM.
These horses were selected and imported
os the subscribers In 1915, at great ex.
pense, after visiting all the principal dis
triets 10 scotland celebrated for their breed
% tly aesdaies. And for purity of blood,
Strength Of bone aud muscle, style and sc'
ton, and every point which constitutes q
ntst class agricultural horse, they will stand
second 20 none in The State
n B.-For pedigree, terms and further
particulars see printed posters.
GREfG Il CHISHOLM
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YOUNG MEN,

Apply 10 the editor Of this paper for hah
ra~sr ievxhip lat dsscoastl in bayiies Great
NerxhsnfIfe College. keoknk. low. on the
Nisssszippi. Bookkeeper<, Prnmen- Report
-. Operators and Teachers thoroughly o.
- bonst fAiI 70 address Prof. Miller, Re
oksks Icws-
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I. ...,,.-~,k !. Pulme.lc syrup,

~. 89>u1C1UGA - SsO.sD - .NGr
SEA WEED TOXIC, AND MASpRAKs PILLs.--
These medicines have undoubtedly perform
al more cures Of consumption than any otn
er remedy known to the American public
They are compounded Of vegetable ingredl
ents, and contain nothing which can
BE- INJURIOUS TO the human constitution
other remedies advertised as cures Tor con.
sumption, probably contain opium, which u
4 some what dangerous drug 10 ell esses,
and II taken freely ny eonsumptiye patents
il mnst do great injury, for its tendency y
to eonfnc the morbid matter 10 the system,
which. of course, must make cure impos-
sibie. shenek's Pumonic Syrup Is warrant
cd not to contain particle Of opium, u y
composed OF powerful but harmless herbs,
which act on the lungs. liver, stomach ana
blood. and thus correct all morbid seere-
tions. and expell all the diseased matter
from the system. These are the only means
by which consumption can he cnred, and as
Schenck's Puimonic syrup, Sea Weed Tonic
and Mandrake Pills are the only medicines
which operate this way. 1t Is obvious that
they are the only genuine cure Tor Paimon-
ary Consumption Each bottle OF this IN,
valuable med cine Is accompanied By fuli
directions. DIR. Schenck lie professionally
at his principal office, corner sixth and Areh
streets. Philadelphia, every Monday, where
all letters for advice must be addressed.
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TER MS.

w by the season. Mares not proving ilh toal
can be re nrn.si newt season free of charge Good
sisblins and psstarAxe provided nor mares and
essry pressantinB tai to their safety but
ali accidents or escapes will he at the owner risk
WIN. KELLEY.
esino Proprietor.
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Duke De chartres
and
MORROW.

DUKE DEHCARTREsisad appie gray, I'M
ucnfe bone and muscle. his appearahes
Il bcAnilful-fne form, superior action ara
the kindcst disposition possible. HIS weigh.
Il about is5r pounds. He was imported
from France by NJ. ID. Covili, OF Delaware.
Ohio. DrKE DE CHARTREs was awarded the
highest prize. Diploma. Tor showing nse
best coils at The District Agricultural soel
ety OF Cedar. Jones and Linn counties, heia
Il Nechanic,yilie. in the fall Of $50.
DrEg will stand for mares the season OF
1871 ID follows: N nday and Tuesday al
the stable OF John Hecht; "Wednesday,
Thursday and Friday st the stable OF Jas y.
Anderson: Saturday st Clarence.
MORROW Is q very dark dappie gray,
with immense bone aud muscle, very square
built. beautiful eountenance, and splendtd
horse in general His weight Is about i.Ve
pounds. He was imported from France bs
Degen Brothers, ottawa, III. MORROW
stock can be seen this spring, and we invite
examination.
MORROW will stand for mares the season
or 1871 as follows: Monday and Tuesday al
the stable of Jas MeGonkie. Onion Grove
Wednesday and Thursday at the stable OF
I. b. Miller; Friday and SATURDAY. at DIN.
OUR TERMS:
To insure. $500 A conditional note will
be required at time Of service, in which We
bind ourselves In case Of the death OF Inc
fos. to furnish the services OF the horse Tree
Of charge the following sesF 10 On
COyIIL. MILLER, ANDERSON 4 60.