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The Tipton advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Cedar Co., Iowa) 1856-1962, 1877-07-05

THAT new bass drum arrived per
express from Chicago last week Fri
day. It is certainly as handsome as
drum can be-thus corresponding with
the rest of the bands outfit. And that
leads us to say, right here. that there
il not in Iowa nicer set Of band in
struments, heater uniform, nor for
the numbers q better set of players,
than are afforded by our own little
Upton Cornet Band. We ought 70 be
little proud of it, and We areas
evinced by the readiness with which
subscription of S35 was raised to buy
this same new drum. The drum cost,
We believe, about $50, including ex-
press-which leaves money enough to
buy good cover for its protection.
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FROM All Atchison, NO. paper,
we see that Mr.. J. b. Webb, well
known years ago in these parts az
student and pedagogue, and now veg
etating In the vicinity Of Lincoln,
Neb., under the cognomen of &C.
Rene Jeems," correspondent of the
New York Graphic and other news
papers, has distinguished himself by
making water passage from Lin
coin to Atchison. He started In
Salt Greek, near the former place, In
q boat l2x3 feet, half decked over and
fitted with side wheels. He was from
May 10Th to June 9th on the trip, fol-
lowing the creek to the Platte, the
Platte to the Missouri and the Missou-
ri to Atchison, whore in squall a
snag sunk his frail boat and left him
at liberty to drown or swim ashore,
He chose the latter. and survives to
tell the story Of his experience Is Z
fresh water sailor. &
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MONEY to loan on farm property,
Address, j. f. STEVENSON,
# Muscatine, Iowa.
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Merritt Ingman was in town over
sunday. He was nine hours ahead Of
the big smash-up on the Southwes-
tern.
Singer sewing machines entirely
new and warranted for one year for $35
regular price S75-for sale at Hicks
Bazaar. l9wll
Although closed on the Fourth,
Dean h Ingman are open to-day with
Just as many inducements to the pub
lie as ever.
--Casad 4 Gilmore sold a good many
white vests and nobby hats and ties
before the Fourth. but they still have
plenty left.
The proceedings Of the Republi-
can State Convention, with the plat
form adopted, will be found on the
first page OF this paper.
A bright girl at the county house
will be given up for adoption into a
good family. Inquire Of Superin-
tendent Burroughs. II
VIII Pound, who has been stu
dent in New York for three years
past, reached home last Friday for the
first visit during that time.
And now Trumbo, ofthe West Lib
erty Reporter, comes forward TO give
us a certificate of correct habits-gild-
ing on pure gold, and SIGH a gid
If a man could earn his living
'.by the sweat of his brow" he would
not have long to stand in the sun
these days before getting wealthy.
Those celebrated Burts mems cali
Alexis Shoes are sold now Mt Fred
Deans for $500 pair. they are the
best shoes ever brought to Upton.
26-3w
The good light of these summer
days will enable you to get very fine
photograph Nv calling ut KillsQufne's
elegant rooms, over Miller 4 Co. g
store.
Jas. Ripley, who is putting Wal
iace's new "oren 'front.' in for him,
did the work twenty years ago on the
old hewed log frame which he now
tears out.
There IL great discrepancy be-
tween the number of men who want
to borrow and those who wish to lend
What benefaetor of his race will close
this chasmr
Our old friend, Frank Hammond
of Greenville, S. G., put in an appear.
ance last week. He doesn't look very
well, but he says Hampton is all O.
X, nevertheless.
Ed. Stevens has taken his restau-
rant to the "Star Gallery" building
north of Palmer House. Here he has
convenient quarters, which he is i'm
proving by putting in the best of order
The Tipton advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Cedar Co., Iowa) 1856-1962, 1877-07-05

MILLINERY
MILLINERY
MILLINERY
MILLINERY
MILLINERY
MILLINERY
A full line Of
Spring Goods just
received and now
open for inspection
The Best, Cheap
est and most Beau
tiful selection ever
offered to the
Ladies Of Cedar County.
Thankful for
the patronage 40
generously award
ed in the past, we
| are determined to
merit still more.
| Ladies, call coon
/ and call often.
MRS. A. r. STARRETT
MRS. A. r. STARRETT
MRS. A. r. sTARRETT
MRS. a. r. STARRETT.
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Railroad Time Table.

Arrival and departure of trains 1t Upton
on the Upton and Stanwood railroad:
Arrive.......... 7:l5 A. n. Leaye,s.... 6:25 A. y
do ........ HIS r. u. do. ......... ll:00 A. y
do ......... 7:45 r. u. do. ...s.... b:l5 r. n
east and west on the Chicago and North.
western road. Evening trains connect only
with train going west.
The Tipton advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Cedar Co., Iowa) 1856-1962, 1877-07-05

secretary OF the b0ard OF Dlrectt
CLARENCE, Iowa, June ls, 1877.
The Tipton advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Cedar Co., Iowa) 1856-1962, 1877-07-05
ladies' Of Cedar County

T an k full for
the patronage so
generously award
ed in the past, we
, 1877-11-29
JOURNALISTIC.

PHILADELPHIA EVENING HERALD.
rpecfnt M.pafcs 10 Tae .a.erao Trfo1nt.
PHILADELPHIA, Pa-. Nov. 23-One OF the
Morton fycrs was the Philadelphia EtssiH1
Herald, an afternoon paper which had been
str1grltng for an cxlstcnrv, though pushed with
great deal Of vigoF and energy, and enjoying
the bcncn. OF the Associated Press
news. II has held out hrnve-
ly for a week or fortnight after
the facts OF tho over.!ssuo became known, but
tic cash was not forthcoming. and the pubsisl'-
cr, A. E. s,nythc. went into bankruptey recent
ly. The Ifrad also published the 1S"'nidv
Irs, which was formerly the sundny edition
of fornty's I'rtss, hut hui been sold some
years ago. The right to pnblish both the
Journals, together With the subscription llss
and files, lot of Office furniture. ire.
proof safe, twenty tSpc~framcs, 19l type
caars, four large imposing stones, WILL tal!ce:
i,0OU pounds Ut stereotype metal. scstical
four-llorsr power cnEfhc, and large hssors.
mcnt Of type ami rules, was started at Sl.Up
aud knocked down Mt FlTW to ME. pefInls
l3ca!y, publisher ~ tho Ee<niag ChF1.teaet the
only Democratic daily In tho city. Tho large
Bullock press upon which the Jour.
l,als wcre printed. recently purchased At
| q cost Of S!t.0o0, Together with q
| new wetttng machine md the stereotype ap-
paratus If tbs establishment started At e. 4.G0U:
and werc knocked oil for $500 TIC third att!
last lot Including Two new sfK-spriEE f'usi'lcss-
| Wagons. harneBf, signs, and bullctt1-boartle
were to!i for f4,s;4. It is believed that Nor:
| ton sunk about e1O, UO0 In this enterprise.
, 1877-11-29
THE RRAlDW0OD MINERS.

Sutctdf pJspGscA Ia 1As fsic1gn TttbuH&
JoLtBr, ILL.,, Nov. 8.-Althougl. tho Braid
wood mners resolved 10 re4ume work, tho dIt1-
Guilty Is not settled by any means. Tho cempa-
pics will not re.employ all tho old miners. aud
thoee whom they have rcjvctcd ase naturally
dissatisfied, and1t Ia feared vii, create trouble
with thoap VINO have stgncd contracts. TITS
miucrs held mass-mfctinE " consider tho
a!t,at!ol, ut which Il was stated that the com-
panica had vsemtsed to tako back alf tho
striking Iniaers, except a bakcr's 4ozcn Ut tho
riugleadcrs, but now rejected majority Vt tho
English speaking Welsh. Italians, and UoAe-
u,ars, alll yearly every Scotch aud Irish nlner.
No definite Aetlnn MAS taken at tue McstihK,
aud theTc hare been nU a4llitional dssclup-
meats. TITO companies evidently propose TO
rrotect tnclr own Interests, ulil prerent strikes
IL tuu future, bs retalnlug thn " blacElcFs, aud
re rlnpluyiug otlY tno4e VI tlls olt miners tn
whom they haye confidence. Tho nen Fe-csn.
ul0yul resumed WORK upon tbs eolnpantese
Terms, whIxh arc N cents pcf ton, incaudilG Is
sruts fur brushing. The only point c0nce1el BY
tuu companies u, that thu iacn are ~ 10 paid
their back pay In full inside VI tlEey days,
audi ali legal ctNts that wer0 tncurJe<! III
tho litiypIlun between the thtnefx md
the rotnpapics alu 10 ba paid BY tbs
latter The gumpantes now cIalsu ~ 30 nnahls
u psy thrss costs just 1t present. Tho Cniea-
~, Wilmington 4 8ennilllon Company, which
has more suits aud coaks than Ill the rest Of the
companies combined, odeTs to pay Sl.uO as It's
p,rtlun VI tho total Gusts, md thu other cotl.
t,a1les promise ~ setiiu ou tho same hlsis.
Tls IL not 80 liberal u the Conpany's hst
, 1877-11-29

ment Of the place unlcss It Is .nrrcnicrs'l.
For my own paft. doubt whether ,,.a nny A. a.,
s.:1e sss N !, apgssr, pts ~; to ronn ,ao ',fs Il r.
forces and rccapt,lrc his lost p,slt!ons. lie.
ses o'*e.s Tint 'soEs arc s1 'g ,snI,ioS, ,'t ~
aud provisions us could lie hasttly Eot TO-
Rcthe,a!l OF them, - c!terc, areI'q ie q,eo 10
Sir Arnold Kcrnlall. las already gone, am!
vhcro purpose following HIN III The course ol
MI Gour or 50. -.....-
s1NNIpfCAST.
1t appears to me that everything will be Iost
in Armenia. Tho Russians are alrcads, or vii!
very soon bc, in rosse.stnn OF every nlas9 OF
Importance. Bavazld has been evacuated. ha.s
is rlmorcti 10 l,avc fallen. Van Ia threatened;
and Erzerouu, Will, anticipate, surrender IN \
few to,1rs. As to l'aburt, tho place stands o..
a plain. II has for i.s ,ietonse nlonntaintts
positi0n Of very considerable strength. that
might lie held ly gtnni troops IN sui'lcent lorca
for great lcntli Of time: but tlo not sec any
thing now which chi, prevent tho 1fu4eian MI
vat,cc Tits will bc the last telegram. ttar.
TINT shall l,u able to send from Erzero.inl, VI
psobab,y from any other place for some tstnc'
, 1877-11-29

7-s0 bond. made payable In paper currency BY
express law, IN what were the various Issues
of United States ton.is ..as to be pa!dt t ts
say In eanf What Is coin The only pos.tblc
way to answer this question intell,eentIy Is TO
refer to The laws In force nt the time tic ho:nEs
we're Issued, and from ,hsm learn o. Tl,at n,a.;!
gold ard silver, and / am quite en!e that
nttional-ctda tond Ii o. honestly and ful1y paid
when r,aid In tho one kind of coin - the other.
Ihe veFy ast o. dsno,,.af0T p.oses eon.4ls ts
said to par bonds in paper money IA absolute
scpudiatinn fas paper money Gusts nntting); IT
is equally stmple and equally true Tint, 20
change the contract IN force at the time the
the valnc ot tho honds is robbery Of The debtor.
Establish, the precedent that contract mar t,c
changed 10 itertast the stae Of a dtN and tho
eorretafis~ fda1 goes With It that u may ee
putting club In the hands Of 's.tf-''lonev,"
men such se tt,cy wotll1 never haye been able
to construct Tor themselves. MOI let the con.
tract he fulfilled In Eplrit and to the letter, and
not aecorling to the ez1<etatIons Of ono IartS Or
the other. II silver dcprcr!atcs In consequence
Of It's large proluctiotl ian unforeseen ercnt),
tint ts tho misfortune 0t the creditor and no
fault Of the debtor: and. vtce rcrta1 scarcity
would not release tho Debtor from hEs Just
ii foreign Governments have seen 1T, to de-
muncttze silver. anil thereby t1cprecatc the eot't
in which the foreign bondhulder OF American
bombs may be paid, that Is no business Of ours,
and ,oad jafh docs not relu!ra us to dance when
| Those Governments whistle. Tho large pruluc-
tlon Of silver may 10 dcranxc tho comparative
ratNc Of gold and eflvcr as to make 1t necessary
| to have single STANDARD OF measurement; buE
when that tin,c cunes, In tho Judgment OF the
civilized nnt!ons OF the Garth, even then It would
have no effect. IN equity, upon tho tontractt
made during The. existence Of the double stanl
ard. fnlty appreciate the advantages Of hnv
inc uniform standard tf value for all c,mmcr
clal ratInns {anl certainly this could fte mos
ea+Ily secured In single fnetal}, hut, while tn
process Of scaling Up lron' b. 70 mono-mcsa
E,nsfs "a going on, Justice demands CORRESPOND
lug .ca!l,y dorm of interest at the same time
i WHY notS simplify tllta whoie controversy b.
PROPOSING to refund the national debt upon Iii
nosio-netallIc basis. md, Instead OF paying 5 an
/; DC. cent Interest, pay 9, and ! apprcl!end u
ono would object. ISAAC McR
, 1877-11-29
ALL QUIET IN SAN FRANCISCO.

EAN FRANCISCO, Nov. eS-To-MorroW Will DO
oLservcl ns a general holiday. The banks,
STOCK Exchanges, anl public Offices will be
closed. Preparations for tho workingmcn's
demonstration haye bccu going on actively.
Ths real luboring claases nra taking hold of tho
movement, giving assurunca Of an urdcrly and
peaeefui demonstration On grant scale. It u
Known, however, thut ruugl.a unu th!eves trO'n
abroad iayr bcen couEsugattl% IN this elty, hop
lng fue solla opportunity tor plumber. an'1 thu
tn,n oxai,lst u contingency. The military will
aisu Lu IN readiness, and tho Fiso department
Under special oriers. Indications nox aro that
good osder will Iu malutaincu throughout tue
day,
, 1877-11-29

c1osc In the works, Then occurred ono Of those
N.wtnlnahlc scenes Of horror whiuh "ot,lh nc m
ereiih'c we're !. not sfe 10 ~ ana ,'
"s.'s:1 N is' camp, wi,at Hey lad seen VIII tfe1r
own eyes. Nit blnG!c tlcai innn was touched,
tic | hands Of these brutca, worse, than
fararts, underwent the torture OF having
tllelF cars md noses cut of, of worse anil NAME
less n,utEIntton; nnl, In orc or two h rases; "a
tEcir ssonacl,s. / do not relate what taw my,
ecif, because the bodies wcrc oil buried letFc
arrived; hut tell that which was scIatcsl u NC
and to your special sosTcspmac. " M tnc nk ,.a,ak
ihal n, confederation D,l cnrtfl should in1ace
them TO Ecrvc with tic Ttlrs again. They sail
also that they wcrc uscless tn the liosptnl' i2r'
when they wished t. a.nnnta.e TO tayo ltle'
they wcte expressly forbt]tc., hy tho las!laa.
who told them they had special orders to pre-
vcnt 1t. "TlGsc nhtortufatcs," 70 say tMcso
wfetclIts, twill never fianslIe rifle orn II they
their lives, tho sultan will l.nvc to. nay them
nshi snoaEi 70 On afor,i @ tat" Thi, wvitl BE- inered
iblc Il It were not nttcstcd by EngIsi'men
whosc tonor j. beyond question. Germany has
demonstrated sorvby n9a!nst these barl'aEttes.
Wo were tDld few weeks ago bT tue fofte
| TINT thcy wcrr tic work or lew Eltcnssmns
anil fsash lsazouks, wto voila NOT oe fesasanca ,a
given tiIat t,icY Should mover happen again; pat
ali ilo garrison Of Tells werc rc1ularst under
regular utllccrs. nnl commanded W two Pastas:
| When questioned hy tho Russian atan
! why ther perm!tted such bnfbartt!es> It was tho
Old story.-t,ev could not hold their 1ncn.-nntl
tl,cy DECLARED bolonttIy tlicy hal ncver hearl ot
| the uriur said to bo thsucd w tne Forte. Ine
I'd, Tho Regiment Of the Nuar1 ilussars, IL
scarlet uniforms, on gray liorses+ s1,a1c uasl
to try a,ni pick up tho Wotidcd. anu l'riEg ol
! az many a, they could; but. wearing un!fort1
which makes them alnlpst As goH1 tarEct as Il
ls possible to conceive, tue ritlc.!frc from th'
wnrks ,Iroru them hack at oncc. after losln.
n.aliY men. THUS the Turks wcru left to wurl
their cruel will q, tho helpless victims. :,
IL Is now aserrtnthed bcyund reasonable
doubt t1lnt Ust,au Fasha las nnly aovcnty-nEn
weak t,attaliona, Or, IN nil, about G!Do tncsl
| In ple7,n, anu tho sick are ttluitc! ~ tholl
sands. Whnt their state must BY. with tn
view tho I'nrta takos n!'out Its hisablc't sol
dlcre, unc shllddcrs to tl!Ink of. The circle 9
Investment Il now complete, nnu II IL 4 sl'Iipl
question ut fDoA l0w long tho cnd VIII he III
lnycu. Gcn. GuurkU's p,sttaoEis cxtgnu trot
Tyrnen, IN tha right bank III tho Fid, !n
setncjrrte round IL Cornt Etrop0l On the t,ortI
Tncru the Rouu!antana take up the circle, an
carry it:sthrougl, Titstcnik an! Veroitza I to u
| Grayitxa rcioubt. There asc l0,00o Men MI
fpu0 field mud Siege gums On this elrclc. II
another aletz. with Toletcn In pace OF til
tbal l'r!ncc.. / should thtnll tho 1at of Dccctt
. ber must sec tho citI, anu then Gourko's VII
dash in July last bus secured tho Rates VI tt
Balkans.
, 1877-11-29
TfLEGRAPAlC NOTES.

KxoKux, H., Nov. A.-Hayt2as!ou above
t,d4 point has been suspendcd for the season,
md ;hr canal around the sup!ls Will b. closed
iu tay Or two.
stee4... iaspaseA 70 NJ 0teaoo 7rstHx4.
WAsllsxaEoa, y. T.. Nov. es.-The Appealats
Court, after hearing ora1 arguu,unts ln tbs
mandau.us ca4e Of the Town Of Psna -. Thu
Stats Auditor to compel tho rcgtAtrstton and
certifying Ut tha lery to pay SlQo.ou 6ouds
isauc1 By thAt towuslip In taSof D2 tho Spring
Usld " Illinois Southeastern Railroad, anal
this AFTERNOON until next Monday morning.
, 1877-11-29

the pledge. and the roll-calI Of the Wishing
t.n,an Society has grown To 900, Las. night
nntl toniuht Srhto!er's Gpcra-1fouse ,n full to
uytrtlowlnR. Tonight the hAtlrcs4 IL delivered
by the Rev. !. ". Dtnsnnrc, rnator Of the scc~
on1 Presbyterian. This work "a To he ."srscd on
churches and Mr. Campbell.
s,~c1af Di.pafrh u 7ar asirs1o TrteHnr.
CARTON, III. Sor. ss.-This evening tho Rcd
city. Mr.. Day, IL Peoria, and tnany otlIcrs I'D
tIrcssing largo and enthusiastic audience In
the Baptist church. Over 200 signed the pledge.
, 1877-11-29
BILLIARDS.

An Exciting Gnsne Mt st. Louis nctween Seq
ton and Gnllag giler-An Exht,Itton OF Hare
Nerve, amt Averages Of IL 2S.AA nna IL
.3.44.
speciat n.pateh 10 TAe taiengo Tribune.
ST. Locis, Nov. e5.-Oncof tho most extraor-
binary anu exciting billiard games oil reeord
WIS played before large audience III this city
this AFTERNOON, between William Sexton, chau.-,
pion OF America, and Tt,olnas gallagher, the
Ohio champldh, In tho triangular tournament
now In progress ut Alusscy's. In tho first part
OF the game the worst kind Of luck pursued
Gallagher, who had total scorc OF q. willie
Sexton had oal. In tho eighteenth inning Gal
laghcr camc forward With tho largest rln OF the
game, scoring 1a4, which piaccd tho score at s
In favor Ut Sexton. at tho forty-thlfl inning
Sexton Tucked but, two to 60 out, having 59S,
and gallagher Was 10 behind. Sexton made
/ ard failed. Gallagher found tho balls scat
tered, but, bY several brilliant posttloI-sliots,
conEregntcd them along tho right rafl, nnu, "
delicate nursing, counted rapidly up 10 W.
when they broke badly. Shots o. and u,
however, which wcro Justify checrcd, druvc tho
balls into the upper right corner, where l1e
held them until % had tccn recorded. and then
got them out Of an ugly posit!on on u the up-
per rail, continuing 10 l00, wlcn tue applause
was leafenng. Iio then tirove them tuto thu
opposite coEtler. Tho excitement alnonE tue
spectators was painful, and, alter taa applause
had subsidized, Gallagher continued to COUNT
A. hat piled up H. and wanted 1 Hnt lse Ire, to tt: &C.
than two feet apart, and e4nl+llstant. Hc hest
tatcd d inotnents and eaccilc1 to play q iollnw
shut fur position, III order to get tue ire remain
ing points, whiCh meant vtctcry pulled cut Of tue
jaws Of defeat. But tho ahus. barely missing.
| left the spheres for bis opronellt. "tiow many
au want to rul" asked the champion. "Unc, v
replied the rc'crce, and, wien sexton had naue
It, Ills first net was 10 shake hands and con.
grntulats Gallagher on his wonderful cxhlbl'
ton OF nerse. That his pluck had oeon apprc.
utnte,i By tho spectatpts WIS manifested "
three ringing cheers, whlrh wcFc glscu fur hln
| with will. 8ubiolncd IL tho
| SuNNANY AMI, kcta3E.
\ Match game Of billiards between William scx.
to,. mud Thomaa Gallagher, French caru1. oos
points up, .*-tnch tYlls. on 5.1y. 10 tablc:
bKxroN--aaj. IL, 8, 81. ~, u. u, y. Z, =, Q. p
9, W. !: ~. .. y; 9; s Q; s? :. O. ~ + -
Totnl, WOO. Aycrnre-l3 .8.44.
AUALLAonxn-., b, 0. 10. 0. Q, =, l, e, p. "1
J, -, y, 90, 2. I, u. !, l24. !. 9, !. II: J.,
ib, y. I, "a o. Il: !: 3 9: 3; i = j. L. II
titofgo Y. ttosson: umpttu for uat!a:hcr. Tou
lviser. rtmo OF guuIu. Il siours anu W uiautes.
, 1877-11-29

EEtIEM1Ntf 3CINLFEttSs
The agreement which was lately made by the
General Tlckct and Passenger Agents OF tho
roads leading from this city to tho Eastern sea
ports Is in danger OF being sllort-lfvcd. un!css
more harmonious and friendly spirit be soon
cyinccd by tho Generai Passenger and Ticket
Agents OF the various roads towards each otfef'
Accusations oi nnfnir dealings and trlcxcfy mc
already being matle. The principal trouble
arises from tie resolution that oil tho second
class tickets now Ia tile hands OF scalpers anl
outside PARTIES slould DO rgdcc1ncd, II ncccs
snry, at t!,eir full value. There Ia dispute as
to what constitutes tho full value Of ticket
The regular unlimited rate Ia &l8.2, ast;i tho
limited rate $40. Nov tho General Ticket
Agents, wtio havr Int few tickets uut, anu tue
ultsitlu parties and seatpcra, WIN hold num-
Nr Of tl,esc tIckcts claim that thcy VII have 70
be redeemed at tho former rate, whtln the bcf-
eral Ticket Agents, who hare large hnfnbcF
Of these tickets out, claisn tl!at tho Int
ter rate Is tho full value. an.l refuse TO
i rrstectn nj higher tlxurc ttian gu. AZ sfateu
regular rate to st0, but oW!nR u thy Jealousy
nh,ong the yartous ticket agents. II docs not
lt,ok ns II tl,fs cuuI he done. It u charEeu W
| sulnc u the Get,era1 Ticket Agents tint some
xal t!rkes-scl1crs were informed oeiofehan.'
| that auell MI agreement would DC made, n'l'l
tiat thcsc men vent Into partnership with soIne =
OF tie prominent seal prs IN this city mud tnIgllt
Il up nil the second-clnss tickets they ea'u!u Eet
nj retintt rates 10 diAosc ot them assait1 at tt
full utltMitctl rate, un thus make f1anusottii
protlt. II such tp the cnsc, the matter shoul
At once be Investigated, and II my railroad o.
.icals or employees are found guilty Ut such tlis
reputable conduct thuy should bc dealt wttt
severely. Thu agrccn'cnt, u catrica ~ y oa. mon
Ing the n',uses frosA which thu Eastern passen
| HcF business hns DcCn suffering.
, 1877-11-29
CLEVELAND HERALD.

HD|C1H& !e9FdC73V'tI7"*''St
CLEVELAND, O.. Nov. 2a-Thc Hon. Richard
II. Parsons, formerly member Of Congress from
this district, and ". r. Fogg, Esq, quito we'll
known as traveller and author Of "Arablstan,"
q book on the East. bought to-day the CleTe.
land Herald for consideration Of s1OD,0O. 1t
has been known fur sosnc time that the paper
was much embarrassed, and It Is HOW tyt-
dent the sale l,aa been forced t., Keep
out Of bankruptcy. 1t H. understood that It's
politics III future Will ke Administration ltcpub-
lLcan. In rcgar.] to tic reorganization Of the
force. there arc n,auy rumoss, hut Il Is thought
to bo settled TINT the position Of managing
editor will be offered to Mr. r. V: Smailcy,
Washington correspondent Of tho New furk
Tribune. The price at which tho puper sold Will
bc a uiatter Ut surprise 10 many. as It WAS cot.
sflcrcd worth s400,0o0 ouly three OF four ycafs
sIuuC.
, 1877-11-29
THE lNFlRM)IlEs OF AGE

arc harder 10 bar than The Ailments Of Tctdd1o III
Of youth, since the rcstatnts power In the system
Fhss dtminltheI with declining years, and dfacase
and pain havo mora power oTct tha enfceolet
body It Ii therefore the mors essential that thai
resistant power should he augmented. jiosfessera
Stomach nttter., benign tonic cordial, IL afmFn.
i,jY adapted for sac ri,rpo.e. II copntcraets tho
inHsrNsttcs pccullar 10 hce, and ruecnrs worn ont
natGrc. ftsiytfcs tho feeble frAnac adde ncw oil,
A. II were, to The nickcrinR limp OF life. dausrs
fresh warmth through tho chilled !ens, and gives
comfort al we'll na relief tins fsghtcninz the 1ns.
den Of age and Eetatain9 Il, reasnre the pro3tesH
OF decay. Ladies' in delicate health. a. well as
aged pcrnous tsztve prcnt hcneht from this whole
pDsuc etmulnt!vs tonic. which Is absolutely pnre,
physicians Ut fepute.
, 1877-11-29
THE NATIONAL GRANGE.

CtNCtNNATt, O. Nov. 8t-Thc Nht1hnh1
Grange INC. iu morning session. THIS Con,-
mtttcs on Lectures stated that the sctvicca
Of lecturers weru much sought, End ruuln~
ncnde,i the subject II tho careful consideration
OF t!,u EXECUTIVE COMMITTEES.
Tie Cvultplttcu un the Constitution rccoul-
mcndcd an amendment girins otle representa-
tiyu from cacl. State, and ono Eutc for cartl
Leu additional luu,lllers. Ilha rccuuimcnla-
lion Is pQw before the Grange.