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The Tipton advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Cedar Co., Iowa) 1856-1962, 1877-02-01

No medicine will so effectually improve the tone
Of the stomach these Pins; they remove ali
acdity occasioned either by intempefanee or i'm
proper diet. Eiey reach the liver and reduce IL 10
healthy action; they wonderfully eficaeious
In Cases Of spasin fact they never fall in curing
all disorders OF the liver and stomach.
HOILOWAS's PILLS the best known in
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nation, Janndise, Liver Complaints, Lumbago
Piles. rheumatism Retention OF urine, Srrouna or
Kings Evil, Sore Threats, stone and Gravel, Tic
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Genuine religion is matter of feel
ing rather than matter Of OPINION
Bovee.
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The Testimony OF the Whole world.

Te~IffnOHg
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one.
your Pills marvellous"
Il send for another box, and keep them In the
house"
DR. Holloway has cured my headache that was
chronic
Il gave Of your Pills to my babe for cholera
morous The dear little thing got we'll In day
My nausea Of = morning is now cured"
Your box OF HoiloSay's Ointment cured me OF
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send two boxes; want one for poor fam
ny
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/ have over 30 such testimonials these, but
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For Cutaneous Disorders,
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Inc the bids for stone work of bridges
that were handed in pursuant to adj
yertisement, and contracts were
awarded as follows:
To A B oleson, the stonework OF
Parker Quarry bridge at ss.75 per
perch.
To Augustus Huffman, the Hanna
bridge at 1926 per perch; and the Ev-
erts bridge at s6.25 per perch.
To Leonard and Dunn the Faucet
bridge at $3.50 per perch, and the
Maxon bridge at So per perch.
To Benz Candy the Deming bridge
at $50 per perch.
To John Wickman the Henderson
bridge at $3.50 per perch.
Ordered that the Auditor be instrue-
ted 10 make contract with the above
parties, and that the time for the COM
pletion of the work be on or before
July LIST 1877.
Ordered that d. T. Hedges be au-
thorized to have two bridges across
Rock Creek near Inland repaired.
Ordered that III q Coe be authorized
TO have two ice-breaks put in at the
MassilIon bridge, and TO have the
abutments of the Engler's bridge and
the Mccartney bridge repaired.
In the matter Of a tax sale on q OF
lot /, block IA town of Durant, which
was sold for tax of 1870, and the taxes
for the years ISL and ls72 paid by the
tax sale purchaser, and il appearing
from the Treasurer's books that the
owner Of said lot also paid the tax for
the years 1901 and Y and it appear
ing further that tax deed has been
issued to 5 L Wade, it is therefore
ordered by the Board that there be
refunded to $ l. Wade the several
amounts, to-wit:
s2l.0o paid Nov. 9th, ISL; SLID
paid Feb. 1T, 1872; and sl4.50 paid
Feb. 18th, 1873, with ten per cent.
from date of the several payments,
and the Auditor is authorized to issue
warrants therefor upon the said
Wade executing and depositing with
the Auditor quit claim deed to the
owner of said lot.
The claim Of Alex korup, which
not allowed at previous session of
this term was on motion reconsid
cred, and allowed TO the extent of
$1,000, and the Auditor il directed To
issue a warrant therefor.
Thereupon the Board adjourned To
examine and test the Covers Ferry
bridge, and to meet at nine o'clock
Thursday morning.
I'll D3Y, IAN. 2JIH. 1871.
The Board after examining and tss-
ting the Covers Ferry bridge conven-
ed at four o'clock p. m.
The Engineer in charge ofthe Cow
ers' Ferry bridge made the following
report:
To the Board Of Supervisors:
thereby certify that have thorough
ly and carefully examined the iron and
workmanship in the bridge recently
built over Cedar river at Cover. Fer
ry by l. King, and that find the
same fully up to the specifications and
that it stood the testithis day applied
without any perceptible effect
J. +. LYMAN, Eng.
Thereupon it ives ordered by the
Board that the bridge be accepted and
that the Auditor issue warrants on
the bridge fund as follows:
One in favor of King and Wheelock $780, 90
1~ .l.AJT
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noAen OF sUPERvIsORs.
Procecaings of The A4to1rnca
Neealng, 1an. Teri, IsU.
erH pAY, Jan. asD, 1871

6TH DAY, JAN. ~oDs 49,
Board met Is per adjournment. Al
the members present.
Thereupon 1t was ordered that the
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EFFEcTUAL SPECIFIC

For all diseases Of the Liver. Stomach and spleen.
ar Remedy IN
MaLaRIoUs FEvERs, BOWEL COMPLAINT.
DYSPEPSIA. MENTAL DEPRESSION. EE>I
IE,.-NkSS. JAUNDTGE. NAUSEA, SICK HEAD
ACHE. COLIC, CONSTIPATION and bILipIs-
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EIOLLOWAY'S PILLS
Invariably cure the following diseases
Disorder of thu Kidnaxs

In all diseases affecting these organs whether
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aches and pains settled in the loins over the re-
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ment shosld be well rubbed into the small Of the
back at bed time, This treatment will give almost
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REGULATOR.
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Is harmless.
T. 10 drastic violent medicine.
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Il no intoxicating beverage.
r. : fantless family medicine.
Il the cheapest medicine in the wsrla .
Il given with safety and the hApi'ts-f results 10
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Does not interfere with business.
Does not dissrrange the system,
Takes the place of9uinine And bitters 81 every
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Contains the simplest aud best remedies.
Ask the recovered dyspept!cs, Bilious sufferers.
victims Of Fever and Agne the nlercorial dfsessea
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Tie Gesy.s,, Parst and Best Family Medicine IA the
Wayi1'
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nj all eruptions Of the skin, this Ointment is
most Invaluable. Ii does not heal externally alone
but penetrates with the most searching effects to
the very root of the evil
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OLfAA, wv. vs.
The P"iice Jury met pursuant To al
iourument of rernlar ~. az ~ bid "a \
Inc 70. IA and iltnica Seleem er, leF 4
Pres mt: JAS. a. lanis.~ Pr siden'-
Matthew Nugrpt, Jr., ". ). li'oh ANA
Randolph Reeves.
On motion oil A-r. Tison \. CAzibit.
attorney ut Law. va" pointed Ear''
Attornes ana Dis,Iict Att rnrv pr" tr,n.
for tie Parsn of ,irar.. VICE. tFc"sge ii.
Lop.s ,lec-ase,i. - ast.i,'y "i one III
dred do las pei annnh ana c"hiitd'-
SONS ~ pinv.d Il by la".
4 ne. Ton Tor Ub,aininG the a;d d the
PARISH in rcpaiylus "a hrd.se GA TIE Cell
lax and La lc< Ferry ruad ? ae ii '''--
fora the Pol ce Jury. On MOI isFe
3, ri ion was iaid ASIDE.
A ..,jtion 70 abolu,hilg cd dist'i.t
No ~ pIacei h.sorc tie larry. Peti-
,isn .r'nt, i and rs';i abb i>.ie's.
Ca mot ga IL isoiics Jhry resolved
II .s,lf iItp a com III tr- "f t'ie Whole i1r
the u ,rpose of considering aims.
On motion [ e Police J'iry ALTO raed
unit! tuesday mnrGi z at o clock.
CoIFAx, La. Nov. g, l-I7
The Police Ju V mt rursuaat to J.
liouru net.t. P,es4nt: Jas. A. ilatiiri,.
tPrsideat. w. J. Ti,on. Sia thew M
pe..t. Jr., aud Randolp Reeves.
Bv MIR. r,seu lie II ordained by til
Police jury III Gsaa: ga. sii. at the reg
n ar meeting held Oh the 9th ;'a. 9th al
n yember. .S7i. That tbs Parish Lax
for all purposes for the az io7f 10 u
lcell -,te in the yeae is. 3 snail bs al
the rate Of one pc: ce~ o., tlsr iisse sed
value. a d tina, the - 'csso:, d.t-r du,
IIot,vo. b ,iirrcSed to assess tae 5 iais.
| By Mr.. Nugent--De 1T c,da ne'i thai
roaI distrscl 40. Is b chaas q ~ rs I.
lextend fro a tie Gig 'tecn-u, IL post l.
lLlber,y Cha el i"ste.ld OF iro.n his
lCIeck to Liberty Chapel
On motion IL was i''>'ived that II. "
Hand ,Iph. neu.er ot tue ueae' al ~
lssiuuly of The state If Lolisaia fro :
ltnc i'arisa OF Gr,ut bc ia'ri 'ted t.
aSe some steps ( save she parish sra
of Grant iiar,,I re,n wei irop lax y
sone locally VIII re Ia ads en- b. "s
tanned too tae purpe e % cph 'trnct ~
"a court h use, jail aad otaern paoiu
huiidiass.
! Aud res ,lvei further, That We. III
fPnicr Juy. W. uid recomm IA that 81
+ marsh sc t b ,e.nJy-d q a psilI ;"~t
, i've ,uiles Ca II of CrlfaSs tla bs.aS I'll
.ncst cnuveuie /, Locality al WACO sue
llaii,i, ,li he ID 4 urd.
AIR. L son Ia tle CHAR.
Sy hr. Daniels = heS"ived th Il ia
; .,olice jury mlaarn Ia meet On the rs
!. Monday IL January, 1873.
JAS. A JANiE.lS. Presid mt.
; RoET. - CAMERON. Gers. sset
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At meeting of the commission
appointed 10y the School Board for
the consideration OF the charges
pending against Jadge W. 4 Rat
land as defaulter of school funds
-GaaRtr pallsb, that zen s /. man
as honorably acquitted Of ia!i m
= Tent TO defraud, and released by IA
unanimous vote from returning the
money which was taken from him
during the Colfax riot.
This is but a Just tr.ba;e to that
gentleman, who has long had IL
suffer the odium attaching TO what
was to him a much greater loss
I than that suffered by the parish
TIE commission consisted OF fh'
following well known gentlemen
Capt. Dave Hardy, chairman, d.
Deal Mr.. 9. II. MHmford, ID
Conley and Mr.. G. q. Nash.
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Owing to the length of the de
.linguent tax list, the first and Sec
ond ISSUES of the CHRONICLE " I'll bt
printed on Monday. On and after
tine oath lust. Saturday wall be the
regular day of publication.
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NTICk'S
ILLUSTRATED PRICE CATALOGUE

ILLUSTRATED PRICE CATALOGUE
Fifty pages-:sW Illustrations, with
descriptions of thousands of tine best
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NICK'S FLORAL GUIDE, Quarterly,
- cents year
NICK'S FLOWER AND VEGETA-
BILE GARDEN, in paper 80 cents; with
elegant cloth coyers, 81 %.
Address JAMES WICK,
Rochester. N. Y.
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THE SUN.
NEW YORK. 1878.

=
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| OFF1CIAL.l
lofflCiAL.l
LIST OF JURORS

61awI ~ rxs.asss,l6 Iss-is'A,D tern
ISIS, III ta- f-snth Ju,, .al ,ist ct
Court. iHa d tor tie iar.si, of ora t.
acco d NJ to mN:
Jessie ardee ut A ward, y. h Saafori
4th. Walt Il 6r.ster al samuel Chan-
q ca Sd rredkey 5th, Geo. III kinaa list.
Con, al :Slarks .th. Angust- keli'r 1T.
i;-utun Ric "a. ,ispn 1t. I. +. Swnffntd
5th. Albert Sm.iu 81, James Henncga
yl. J. ". Sim,non, 5tii, J In a.aeo ii ist.
A. / Garry .,d Lisb,'L Eagles 7ih. Ste
Yea 7. TIA. "A 81 SIM el I'll VI, It /,
j., .,cs he.,.so 7tL, Wii!iaa ia n."rt
IL W..ijtH date ,er ~, . DeN IL
1T e.s.u .lai,"t 81 .ielja uSa c,'c yea
ham Stu. j. ri. it,r,iy 1.h, - AZ" ga
Yer ,tn, .oama-l 1swel 81. Il. "aiie.
Eth, ic,se u. fi.tc .er TIN. Cal n ia.
Alta, william &. Iowa Il IT.. oe, >
lfI-icu,.r it.. >olpm Ii Fiji lie & !, sam
IuI lai,tcr 81, J. III. Crawford In X.
". Horn 7th. Juan G. q v ant 5ta. Piok-
\ uey Saith I'd. Elhrai.a GriiSr n ~
j II curry -. Il. McKnght * {. n
S,uita iss, Il. ID Z. lot II, Jes>s
Phillips irh, Jas AN ke.ip 81. ~'til i'm
fcrnial -, HJ.,h Marc,,s Isl, Misc
Nageut 1ta.
Ne. ths an,lersi sne.l c ,mIuiSsioier,
d. hereby cert y That me ab We an
II re ;u.us . ~ q u cor ecS LIST 81
tue 80; seas DIR sn u day ~ u. u, a.
ca ia zee wiii ilw. 10 aeiye 4, lIir 20 al
the r,.,;Ila teruI Of tie \ - |, Ju i,cia
: DIst,.cr q art. IA AMI f'F the PARISH u
Grlug aml Siiie Of jr'aisia.la. t. be he
gna II II cti 0n the i4ra dty ri ia =
: M J, 4. u I-3s it heius t.le sec-'us
, Monday at sid mont ..
lSigued \. Is. Comfy,
, Matte Nu5e j..
II &. Wa.aer. Gle *.
ST. rs OF I.priLIt>A.
i isii Il Graii.
Clei As D.ise, g. FAX
certify the above to }, "a true IN
core cop: az the ori ;iii,l IN lie n IA
o.ace Withe.> my lrli d . icil
[ se;J this 9th dry Il Npyen cY, ) ~
1917. Hsi {. Walker, tier%.
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NEW ADVGaTISHMEyPS.
~ 1884 torrior,L;l l3f.a,3>
Proceedings Of 'he Police JarJ Of tie
Parish Of Grant.

CoLrAx. La. Nov. 5th, 1877.
The P"iice Jury met pursuant To al
icurument of rerninr ~. az ~ bid 81.
the 20. IA and ltnict SelseM e.. l-IF
Pres mt: JAS. \. i.anis.~. Pr sltien'-
.AIattheM Nugrpt, Jr., y. }. li'on and
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1877-07-12
Starving in the Black Hills.
Cor. New York Herald.

IOr. new 10TH Heidlu'
There are now at least Is 900 people
ia the Hills who are without employ
ment, and many thousands more who
are only making expenses. Those who
came in here last year have "staked oil
every foot of ground where there is any
prospect of mineral deposit. From
forty to fifty thousand pilgrims have al
ready been here and gone back home
sgain. They went almost universally
disappointed in their expectations. The
Black Hills is no place for man to live
in unless he il making money. There
are hundreds OF men now in the Hills
who are on the verge of starvation, and
they can get no employment at any
price, for The simple reason that the
Hills are swarming with men asking tor
work Several saicides have occurred
hare lately, enc of hem, Walter Whit.
lev, took his own life rather than starye
to death. This is the unvarnlshed
truth.
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DOOMED RADICALIsn.
General white Admits That Penn
.vIvauia has Fallen Out of Line.

WASHINGTON, July 81. Harry
White, of Pennsylvania, who is mem.
ber.elec. OF the Forty-htth Congress, sud
recognized as one Of the most prominent
of the Republican managers in his State,
is here in consultation with Hayes. De
spent the evening with the President.
and goes to morrow to the Virginia
Springs General White in answer to
INQUIRIES to night admitted that 1t was
doubtful whether the Republicans
would carry Pennsylvania next autumn
He has travelled much about the State OF
late and mingled with the people, he
saws apathy exists among men OF both
parties. There is great dissatisfaction,
he admits, in his party with the way
things are going, and General Wine
thinks that it is not SIMPLY anger al
Hayes. He indicates that the
real trouble is the depression
that exists on account of the en-
tire failure of the Southern policy OF the
marty and the loss OF every Southern.
State. He denies that the dissatisfaction
with Hayes and the state OF the party l.
manufactured by the Camerons, and says
,nat the causes OF the existing i'll feeling
he deeper down.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1877-07-12
Turner ~ Dillon
ELECTION.
NO THE VOTERS OF OHIO COUNTY.

mo THE VOTERS OF OHIO COUNTY.
Passed by the Board of commissioners
July :, 1871
An election will be held on Tuesday,
AUGUST :, 1871, Tor the purpO = of taking
the sense OF the persons qnalIhed TO vote
in said county tor members OF the Legs.
laturc OF the state Of West virginia, upon
the following questions:
LIST. The permanent location oil the Capl-
tai of tn state.
"a. Whether they will authorize an al.
ditiOnal subscription To be made In TN"
name, and on behalf of tn" Said county OF
Ohio, to the cupitHI stock ~ N" IhtNbUgt,
Uhccliug AMI kentucky RdtirOdd Company
IN a sum not exceeding fifty thousand dol
lars 500 o., tor the purpose OF purchasing
the mortgage bonds OF SAID railroad com
panV OrSubScTibing and paying rs capital
stock of said company 10 De exchanged lOr
said bonds, ~ orcby aiding said railroad
In its completion.
Polls snail be opened on the 7ih day OF
Angus, 1871, commencing at O'Clock A.
NJ, and closing AT o. 4. NJ, AT the following
places in sand county. VIZ:
In Liberty district, at Mrs. Beagle'S, VAL
lev Grove; at Vim Twins, in West Lib
erty, and at School House at Potomac.
In Richland district, at Richlaud school
House, and Glenn'S Run School House.
In Triadelphia district, at Henry liners,
Triadclphia: at Wesley Robinson and
school House al Leatherwood, near toll
house.
In Ritchie district, at the store OF X. D..
ASmuS'.
In Webster district. at United Engine
House.
In Centre district, at the Guard Hose
House.
In Union district, at the Atlantic Engine
House.
I'm CLAY district, at the Court House.
In Madison district, at the Market House
In Washing on III trict, at the Nigllant
r CINE House.
County Commissioners Office, July 9TH,
lS77. Testc. -,.
CHARLES II. DElTERS,
Clerk Board ot Commissioners ohio
county. jy6
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Costly Bridge.

The trustees Of the Brooklyn bridge,
crossing East river, between New York
and that city, at their meeting on July
%, received report from their treasurer
stating chat thus lar S7547, l35 have been
been expended upon the bridge, the
balance on hand being sl54,l47. Two
strands in the bridge cable were com
pleted July 20, containing respectively
324 and 326 wires. The only other bridge
in the United States as costly rs this is
the great railroad bridge across the
Mississippi at st, Louis, IN which about
SlOOOO,O00 are invested.
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The University of Wooster,

IL dent. Collegiate and Preparatory De-
pavtmentS in successful operation. Twelve
capable and exper enced Professors and
teachers. Nearly 20 Students. Classical.
Philosophical and Scientific Courses,
graded 10 the standard OF astern coll eyes.
French and German taught thoroughly.
Moral and religious influences prevalent.
Location healthful, building and aUgara.
tus new, expenses very low. open % students
Of either ser. Fall term opens Septem Der Y.
send tor a catalogue before going else
where. Address the President, Wooster,
Ohio. JyiegTaw
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DIED:

BAGULEY-On Tuesday afternoon, July
10, 1877, at o'clock, DR., DAVID BAGULEi,
in the jith year OF mis- age.
Funeral from his late residence No. l4i3
Chapline street, on Thursday afternoon
at o'clock. Friends OF the family invit-
ed to attend. Interment at Greenwood.
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FRESH TEAS.

300 packages Gunpowder, Imperial ,
Young dyson, Oolong, English Breakfast
and SOuchong Teas, III store ana ior sale
NJ Ioyy figures NJ REILLY,
1872 aua 1911 Mann street.
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TOBACCOS.

have on hand full line OF TobaccoS,
from the leading manu- act"ries in the
country. including LOriIlard's, FINER
Bros, Homer Hud>ou's, j. Il Pace, Ken
muud, j. X. Pace, Danville, b. +. Grayeiy,
HulDrook's Monitor Navy, larry I. hol-
brook Navy.
| can furnish all styles made by these
factories, at lowest market prices
VI. REILLY,
1909 and 1871 Main street.
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REFINED SUGARS.

5OO barrels Crushed, Powdered, Granu'
lated, Coffee and Yellow, in tore and ior
"a t at lew est market rates.
NJ. REILLY,
l3Ol and 1871 Main Street.