8MOW4,
J§4t?erti*rr.
©. L. LONQLCY, Editor.
1VMI, WWi.
TBgggPAY, DgCEMBER 4.1873
tt miUillMH b»w*M tha Uol
MMHai
M»4
flpate, in regard to
Ifci «ln« fwwiBf oat of tba cap
(m'lfttw VtovtRiM, war* brought to
•MMWN laat BitotdiT, Swntari
VMaaiAdalniriitohtTliiKiirNd
•paa Md alfaad a protocol, wbteh
tttkMiriow altar tolnn^M to his
Tfca taran an aabataotially
Ftm, Iiwadlata daMTarjr to tba
UaMad ahlp
of tha ship Virginia* sod
all tba aarririaf
Sate* K o«r on the
SMfcoTDMaafcar oast, anl«M in tbe
—amian flpaia aboil aliify tbe Uni
Stataa that tba American Aug «u
na oo tbat veaael, and
that aha bad no rigbt to
or American paper*,
la tba mat tbe aalute to be »pontan
aawly withdrawn and Rpain agalnat
tha Virginias.
Third, ir it shall thaa be abowa
that tho Virginias had no rigbt to
cany the American flag and papers,
tha UaHsd States will institute pro
isdlip qpdoat tba reasel and the »ur
trlvtac part tea who have violated tbe
laws of the United Rule., aud Spain
to institate preceedinge
any of ber sotboritiee wbo
•My have violated either law or treaty
sttpalatlons.
Fourth, tbe matter of reclamation la
for fa tare ooosideratlon.
Within tbe next few day* Secretary
fish and tbe Hpaulah MluUter will
datamlna on tbe place at which tbe
Virginias and tbe nurviviug passen
gers and crew sball be delivered to
tbe United (States. The word*, "imme
diate release," as spplicable to the de
lirery of tbe Virginiua surviving pas
sengers and craw, Impliea, of course,
within a reasonable time for its execu
tion, as sons days must elapee before
Havana and Bautiago de Cuba can be
reached.
Tbe agreement ia remarked in offl
fi|l quarters a* covering all points of
oar original demands, though In a
modified form, while it is considered
rtapsotahls and honorable to both
countries. Tbe fixing or the 25tb of
December as tbe time of saluting our
flag i* to allow tbe necessary opportu
nity to tipain to show bow tbe Virgio
ius improperly carried the American
flag and papers. There is a sensible
relief in all quarters that tbe negotia
tion bas thus p^s -eably been ended.
Both Secretary Fifh and Adniiral Palo
had for two weeks past been engaged
in producing this result, on wbicb
they receive tbe congratulations of
their respective friends.
Tbe Democratic members of tbe
Congress of tbe United States held a
party caucus on Saturday night which
resulted in a strong indorsement by
the majority of tbe bsck pay measure
aad caused tbe withdrawal of Cox, of
New York Holman, of Indiana and
Neal, Sayler, Bouthord and Jewett, of
Ohio. Mr. Holman introduced a reso
lution condemning back pay and all
who took it, aud put forward Cox as
the antl-salary candidate tor Speaker.
Mr. JSIdridge denounced Holman as a
demagogue and applied bitter epitbeu
of a personal character. Mr. Holman
replied that El ridge was too much a
creature of the Board of Public Works
to lecture anybody present. For some
moments tbe row bid fair to become
general, but was quieted by tbe bolt
of tbe above named membera. Tbe
caaeus then proceeded to show its ap
preciation of Holman's motion by
nominating Fernando Wood for
Speaker. When tbe salary bill was
about to fail on its final passage Mr.
Wood rose and changed bis vote from
negative to
affirmative. There is great
dissatisfaction to day among tbe Dem
ocrats at tbe result, and the position
in which they found themselves as
fully Indorsing back psy when it was
fairly presented as an issue.
Tbe Forty-third Congress of tbe
United States assembled at noon Mon
day, 1st inst. Hon. James G. lilaine,
ofMsine, was re-elected Speaker of
tbe House, as also were Mr. McPber
eon for Clerk, Mr. Ordway for 8er
geant-at-Arras, Mr. Buxton for Door
keeper, aud Itev. Mr. Butler for
Chaplain. Henry H. Herwood, of
Michigan, was elected Postmaster of
the House. Bills were introduced in
both bouses providing for the repeal
of tbe increase-of-sslary bill, besides
whicb tbe Republican caucus Monday
evening formally resolved to repeal
that part of tbe bill relatiug to mem
bers of Congress and employes, and
appointed a committee with Kasson
of Iowa at its bead, to prepare a bill
for tbe purpose. Tbe President's
messsge was not presented for lack of
time after organ
1 zation.
Hon. Richard Yates, «f Illinois,
whose recent d«ath is anuounced at St.
Lou la, was born in Kentucky is
A Washington special to the St. Louis
Democrat
8UPBBTI8OH8
Proceedings of Adjourned Mast
ing of Supervisors of Oedar
Iowa.
ArmTOR's
OFFLT K,
TIPTON,
November 2.1 h, 1873. i
The Board met as per adjourn meat.
Preeent, H. C. Gill and Alex. Mof
fit.
Tbe following are tbe bills prseent
«*d and tbe action of tbe Board there
on
[List paWbbed next week.]
Tbe following are tbe petitions pre
sented snd tbs action of the Board
thereon:
1 Petition at JL
Moot*
for abate
ment of tax.
Granted.
5 Petition of J. G. Maurer for de
duction In assessment for fruit and
forest trees.
Should apply to township trustees.
3 Petition of A. B. Cornwall for
correction of errors in a*.e-*menf.
Granted.
4 Petition of John Dorcas for cor
rection of assessment and a hate men
of tax.
Granted.
6 Petition of & E. CkMMMtae for
abatement of penalty oa delinquent
tax.
Penalty abated except ten per cent,
and cost of advertising.
6
Petition of Sarah Ellyaea for
abatement of tax.
Granted.
7 Petition for repairs on Hardman
bridge across Crooked creek, Roches
ter township.
John S. Hamiel authorised to pur
chase plank, repair said bridge and re
port at next meeting of Board.
8 Petition of School Board of Fre
moot township asking for duplicate
warrant to draw their proportion of
Distributive Fuod due tbem for the
year 1S98.
Granted.
9 Petition from Linu township
asking duplicate warrant to draw their
roportiou of t'o Dii*triliitire Fund
'or tbe year 1ST1.
Granted.
10 Petition ofT.C. MoUMIaad for
order to cover fees paid Depttjr Obi
lector*.
Granted.
11 Petitiou from citizen* of Iowa
township asking for aid for Nancy
McVey. pauper.
Not granted.
12 Petition of Trustees of Rochester
township asking aid for pauper.
Eight dollars per month allowed
until the 1st of May next, and $6 dol-,
tare per month thereafter.
13 Petition of George Ford fur
abate
ment of road tax.
Continued.
14 Petition to have judgment docket
aud index rewritten.
Granted Clerk of Court authorised
to have the same done.
1j Petition of A. R. Slarrett for a
lease of north-west oorner of Court
Yard.
Not granted.
16 Petition of H. Bagley for abate
ment of luxe*.
ranted.
IT Petition of A. B. Cornwall asking
to have taxeo refunded.
Granted.
18 Petition of Loudenbeck for abate
ment of taxes.
Granted.
19 Petitiou
ot
J. 0. Sweet to have
penalty on tax refuuded.
Not granted.
20 Petition of James Getty to have
tax refunded.
Granted.
Tbe following resolutions were pass
ed by the Board
1
Remlvrd,
That M. G. Miller is
hereby authorized to index the Sur
veyor's Record No. 1.
Resohcil,
That tbe Auditor draw
a warrant for $150 on the bridge fund
in favor of Thorna* Barrimrton, for
building the wood work of Nicholson
creek bridge, and ne in favor of John
Leonard on the -aine fund for $&K>,
for buMding the ttone work of the
above bridge, and one for $27, for bal
auce on Heald bridge.
4
Rctolvrd,
1SI3
removed to Iilinoia at an early day,
and having been admitted to tbe bar
was prominent: in far many
years, having been a cnemhar of the
Legislature and a Representative in
Congreaa from
!51
to '•. He waa
Governor of tbe State during the war,
and in 186-) waa elected to the U. 8
Senate where lie served until 1871
His brilliant talents and generons im
pulses made him immenaely pop
ular, and but for bis unfortunate
habit of drinking, (though he
sought freeqaently to break away
from it,) be migbt have been fttr more
useful and successful In life.
of Friday, says: "It i« no
longer a secret that Gen. Sickles bas
not given satisfaction to the adminis'
tration by bis course in the present
complication, and that be bas not
ceived full confidence, and has not ex
e
reined full powers for some days past
He has constantly sought to weakeo
tbe government by expressions in his
dispatches, and tbe one of last night
closed with the statement that tbe
Spanish republic was a failure. Tbe
ebanoes are all in favor of Sickles' re
call."
The news of a horrible ocean diges
ter reaches us from London by Mon
day's cable dispatches. Tbe steam
ablp Ville du Havre, en route from
New York for tbe city of Havre
Fraooe, came in collision with
British ablp on tbe 2Sd ultimo, and
aank in twelve minutes thereafter
Two hundred and twenty-six of her
igers were lost, aud eighty-seven
win rescued by a passing ablp. Flfty
na of tboee saved were officer* and
raw, Including the captain.
Iowa bad its repreeentatlve among
a Vlffinins victim*. MaJ. J. C.
-|a, who waa captured and shot,
formerly a raeident of Marshal
n. He waa a brotber-in-law of Ed
•la, of the Marsbaitown
Times.
will Mtd two children still live in
row*?.
That a warrant be
dravn in favor of S. M. Town for
$351 90 for building Wm. Neeiy, Jr.,
bildge.
4. R*ohtl. That the auditor draw
warrants for the per diem and mileage
"r the members of the Board of Super
visors, as follows:
Alex. Moffit, .'t days, 10 miles, il3.20
H. uui, days, 14 miles, 13.68
II.
X.
C.Gii.^Ch'n.
CARROLL, Auditor.
The Post and tbe Deyo-McMtl
len Transaction*—A few Correc
tions.
Yes, Mr. Johnson has t*ughi the
residence of Mr. Jesse McMillen, the
man wbo succeeded in getting FVatus
Iievo's name on paper to the tune of
and tb^-n fa'led along with his
partner Snarp, of Mechanicsvillp, leav
njr Mr. Deyo to foot up that amount,
whk-h lie has done Mike a little man.
Mr. Ueyo learnin? that his property
was alout to conveyed to another par
ty, had his attachment papers prepar
ed, and as Johnson was about to pay
over price of the property.
Constable Westfall Meppel forward
and garnished the money. MeLaugh
lin was transacting the business for
McMill in and endeavored to gobbk
up the deed, and in the struggle *u
ceeded in gaining possession of the
abstract of the title, but 'nary a deed
We presume the courts will be coin
pelled to decide to the money
belongs.'1—Clarencewhom
Oct. i'Mh,
cor. Cedar Poit,
The innuendoes and reflect ions in
the above article on Mr. McMillan are
manifestly so unjust that a few com
ments will not come amiss. As to the
first insinuation that Mr. McMillan
obtained Mi. Deyo's name to the
$1,000 for the purpose of swindling
him out of that amount—no one b»
lieves it who is acquainted with eithc
of them-.and as to the
second count.that
I)eyo had paid the *l.o00, that is also
far frotn the truth. The facts are that
the four thousand dollar claim has
been proved in bankruptcy against
Sharp &. McMillan, not as a secure
claim, but a direct claim against .S.
Mc. consequently Mr Devo could not
have paid it. And as this claim has
been prorcn in bankruptcy bv
holders whatever is paid on
claim from the assets of Shsrp & Mc
Millan, whether it be the full amount
of the claim or any part of it, a ilis
charge from bankruptcy will be
complete discharge of the full amount
of the debt. This amount has not
!een paid by Mr. Deyo, but the par
ties holding said claim hare seen fit
to take their chances for payment
from the assets of the bankrupts. Mr
Deyo did not allow the suit to come to
a trial, but withdrew it and paid his
costs and Mr.McMillan took his thou
sand dollars. Thus a fruitful subject
of conversation is disposed of.
Orange Feast at York Prairie—
Notes by One Who was there
YORK PBAIRIK.
OB.,
IOWA,
Nov. 28tb, 17:{
We have heard so much in regard
to grange* and grsngers. that we had
come to the concision that a grange
must te a very uninteresting place.
As we do not consider ourselves mem
bers of tbe great anti-secret society
therefore «e have no desire to know
tbe secret doing* of grange*, as long
the public part of this society is as
good and jovial as it was on tbe even
ing of tbe 26tb. At tbe place of meet
ing of the York Prairie Grange an
audience of some sixty or seventy
persons had i -ngreg»ted to par
ticipate in tbe f»-:ivitirs of a grange
feast. We accepted a kind invitation
and attended the same, and we must
iy that we were paid aud well |aid.
Language will fail to descrit** this
feast, for feast it was. It rlcbly de
serves such name. At the north
end of the front room of e sohooi
building tbe table wa constructed,
and most bountifully spread wilbgood
things, aud le«t of all the cry of
oysters! oysters! resounded through
tbe rooms. Pies, cakes and chickens
that were baudfd round and round
that table *peak volumes for tbe lady
grangers of York Prairie and adjoin
ing granges. The table was prepared
some four times, aud all seemed to te
satisfied, especially tbe st k dealer of
this vicinity. We are tempted to say
tbat if be takes as much imprest in
buying stick, he does in disposing
of oysters, tbat tbe graugers would do
well to sell their stock to bim. Tho
table beiug cleared away the worthy
Master announced tbat speaking was
in order. J. E. L. Carey being called
for, res|oijded by telling us wlia:
graugers pr posed to do, also thought,
that the*«e feasts would be productive
of good. A paper entitled "The
rauge Banner" was next read by
Kd. Wiliiaid Stanton. It was quite
interesting. Mr. Walters, of Virgin .a
Grove Grange, was next called for.
He entertained tbe audience for som«
fifteen minutes by relatiug some very
amusing anecdotes. An essay was
then read by William Blain, which
was good. Mr. Moseript made a few
remarks after wbicb the programme
for the next meeting was read. A
motion to .djourn was then carried,
all leaving seemingly well pleased
with the entertainment.
Have you visited the school? It"
not, take a day aud go and see for
oursc!f how your children are beiug
cared for and educated, and our word
for it, you wdl learn something your
sell" aud Ite well pleased with what
you see and hear: and besides hat
you will see the best conducted
schools in thf county. We were sur
prised to learn that there are in at
tendance about 40 scholars in Mr
Stubbs' room who reside outside of
the district a larger number of pupils
han most untry school* have.
Gen. CUrfleld is very much opposed
to the bankruptcy act. He think
Congress will repast it, or at least the
involuntary ffstwre* of tbe law. He
says:
Tbe operation of tbe iovolotary
clause which enables a creditor to
throw a debtor iuto bankruptcy wbo
does not meet his obligations promptly
without regard to his reai solvency, in
often ui just and injurious in ordinary
times, but in a monetary crisis it i*
particularly so. Men with unincum
bered property to the amount of hun
dreds of thousands of dollar* are often
meiibced with bankruptcy court and
actually forced into it, because they
cannot raise a few thousand dollars of
currency to meet thsir immedi ate lis
bilities. A single hoatilecreditor may
ruin a long established and perfectly
solvent firm
Kays the .State
f{'f/i*!rr
the
We are actuated in this only by
desire to see justice done to Mr. ile
Millan and if the gentleman who
presides over the dostinies of the
Pott
will exercise a little of that
article called "common sense," in his
publication of articles which show on
the very face of them, and in the
words in which they are couched
that the moving spirit is vicious,
he will avoid slander suits and be far
more vsefttl in community,
of last •'on
day: "War with Hpain, a week ago,
even a day ag t, indeed, seemed equally
imminent, as with Kngland before
Geneva. One great political party of
the country, aud all of its presses, and
a largo #ud powerful element of
own party and its prj-s, declared tbat
diplomacy uld not avail nor arbitra
tion answer All that clamor eoui
do to precipitate a wsr clamor di
The man who knew more the cost of
war than those wbo demsuded war
and knew the value of |eace fully a
well a- those wfcn prayed for |*a.
quietly decided upon hi* course an
firmly pursued if. The result I* to!
In the dispatches this tuorning, an
Madiid lays at. the teet of the bero of
Appomattox and the statesman
Geneva the brokeu sword of War
second great defeat."
Judge Davis on Saturday fined
Graham, Fullertou and W. O. Bart
lett, senior of Tweed's counsel, $2-0
after lecturing them on the breach
good morals in handing him pa|ter
giving reason* «hv be should
preside at the trial. Tbe junior coun
sel was let oft with a reprimand. The
court was crowded witb the most die
tir.guished lawyers, and tbe Judge, in
in the course of bis remarks, was fre
quently applauded.
A colonel of a regiment wbi
served during the rebellion for
short time, met one of his men in the
street a few days since, and after
talking over camp life, the former
private said:
"I
tell you what it is
eolenel. the boys used to grumble
about yon. but they were ungrateful
fellows they ought to be thankful
to yon, for you always kept them out
of dangf r."
patrons of Sttstattdrg.
All litartalnl art favtted retavotetfl*
(••alrtkat'lathrar ralaaMa ttMBaaf a»w»ar
krlff artlrlra asprwrtair wMttr
Officers of the State Orange.
llHirr-i.
A
SH«J1-KY.Cr«acr. Howard!*.,
L«viar«r-J. C. Asaorr, OartoTill*. BuMerCa.,
SivrMtrT-Wii. nr«vsWn#n*. rw* Moinai,
Tr*a*nr»r-SI. 1- ntvix. D»
Uoinm.
Ch Kt.Cotn.-K. R.
ate.
Wbtt«Wg«!!.
Wfstt**,
ir CYal«*r
PlMuumt Vaili-y,
PtrmteHM.
VimmllCwro.
Iur*nt,
ruloti,,
Kbtloh.
Omri
WOW (XARESCE.
We are requested to call Attention
the S. S Convention at tbe M. K.
Church, 11th and l^th insts. g«it«
large attendance is promised from
abroad. Don't let it be said that
there was one
JHTROII
has an interest in Sabbath Schools that
failed to attend. L^*t all rallv and
have a profitable meeting.
Mr. Weightnian is pre]tared tosup
jared to supply 400 suffering fami
ies with ashing Machines. We
learn that he
got
that number for his
house and lot occupied by Mai. John
son.
The Deyo
v*.
PwtOAc*.
WlUo».
.VCttKATT.
i' Brovi,
O Wltwr.
('luui N
M. Noli,
ti W lUrrlttv.
Tlploil,
riewat mm.
wiitott.
iHirsol,
Tipton,
Diirint,
LAucamp,
Jr*i «'lark.
A H**mptiU!
WO
A
H^riev.
Mr
UU!.
For*»t.
Pr*tne View,
flquAl Ri|bh.
prUuritoM.
W I' ROBINFKM,
HH Bamxiirli*.
1
Tlptoik,
^hiioha
I. WITNON.
Hny.lf»r,
(^armll,
J. OfMrrr.
OutHio!us.
KBftarvin
FVrrr-
Od*r.
Mo'i.*l#lphia,
rk Prairi*-.
BAILEY JowtPB
«tower's Ferry
tVdar Blolh.
Tipton.
Inland.
ItiUnd.
i lurence.
re«1»e.
^prfncdale
i. Vnterda)e.
Bn«irr.
A.H
Hit
V
A Oirt* riirb:,
A. T. D*vw,
I W iSrus h.
Mrs»J
Ont^rdftle.
Rur*kft,
fU*l *k,
Plon^ir,
Coon Ciwi,
IJTMNJR
••».
Britton.
Mech*jiU»T*l*
N.
Pea bod
Ooanty Executive Committee.
Ctairmftn. JOSEPH
WEAVE*
Secretary, H. W.
DOWSIXE, CKA*.
P. Fcaar.
SAHI BL YN.E, WX. I.. McOKMKKT.W.S.
JOHX OLAKKV,H.
Agent E. C. I. Association.
*. Tnr.tc»«v, BinndGrovc. tH-ott I'oiimy,leva.
Local Agents.
.TTPTOO—W. L. MDROEKKV.
glmw*
Jlech«Dfc*rlile— HAABY BA^LKV.
Wilu.n-W. A. M-K.Bt.
WHITE PIS N FIRE INSURANCE CO., WILTM.
OF-FK KRK.—TLLO'RT H.
FISHBtmit, Prw't.
D. WILSON PrM't.
C. I'. KnisT.Mec'v.
I). T. TreM'r.
C0-0PEIOTIVE
STORE Of WILTON
I* ASH H«
IJOB.
McMillan suit was
settled in a manner wholly unexpect
ed by the community at large by Mr.
Deyo withdrawing his attach
ment, paving his cos*s, and allowing
Mr. McMillan to ptcket the thousand
dollars. Thus is ended a matter which
has excited a groat deal of comment.,
and been the subject of extended ar
gument, and on which
r.
W.
in Dayton who
large quanti
ty of legal acumen ir. our tnid"t lias
been expended. J^t it rest.
(.. larenee came near having uu op
portunity of using her fire extinguish
ers last week. During the absence ot
Mrs. James, a eoal snapped out of the
fire and lit on the carpet and soon
made its higne«b in the carpet and
straw it binned a hole about fifteen
inches in diameter, when it was acci
dentally discovered and given a cold
bath.
W. H. Bum, Sec.
PI«'a?ant Hill Grans."' will mt-rt on
Friday evening. April l^th. and on
e«ch alternate Friday evening there
after, at Pleasant Hill School House,
Bugar Creak township.
J. B. LACCAXP,Sec'y.
Pisirie Ht-lle (iranire, Nt 37o, will
hold rccdar mfetinjf-« on Saturday on
or before »*aeh full moon, at 7i P.
Visiting brethren welcomed.
GEO. HRITTON, Sec.
Tbe time for holding regular meet
InirH of the f'twm Creek Gran-r» is on
every Saturday evening at 7A o'clock
P. on or before full moon.
JOHN JOHNSTON,See.
White Pigeon Fire Ins. Co.
Notice is hereby given that tbe
regular annual meeting of the White
Pigeon Fire Insurance (Jo. will be
held in Wilton on the third Baturdav
of I)r.-ember, 20th inst., at 10 o'clock
A
All persons insured and all that
have paid tbe membership fee of 5n
cents are members of the Company
and all such are expeeted to attend.
Tifp. H. FtsHKfRN, Pres.
P. FCKST, Sec.
Wiltou, Iee. 2d, 1873.
Co-operative Store.
All members of the order of P. of
Interested in a co operative store with
be&drpiaiie* at Tipton, are rerpiested
to attend a general meeting to be held
at the Court House on Saturday. Dec
13th, 1%73, at in o'clock A. M. to adopt
artk-les of incorporation, elect the
proper officers and transact such other
business as may come before them.
L. SWEET.
JOHN SIII'LTZ,
W HKKI.KR, 11
wii ki ntKKi TRr,vii:w
Tipton Harltel.
Trrrojr, !s^.
'•KMX A!*D STOCK.
Wheat .. :o
Oats -jj r„
%trn ...
Barley »•.
Rye
Timothy Seed no u
Clover (., c.oO
Cattle son .r 400
Hogs 50
f.f
ritrHHTB AJfn PtOViaiONB.
il 200
ft
22
Flour, at retail, per sack
Corn tneal,
Butter
Eggs
Lard
Potatoes
.Beans ........
............. 22
(a,
Umnsc, lie.*. 2.
Wheat, uew $ ,9*i fe 97
Corn 'i')r7/,35
Rye. (M
f«ts
•-sum
Barley, .'/ r*. $j
Lard
Potatoes,new ar,r« i.^sl
Hogs, live 3 23(5*3 40
Davenport Market.
DaVKKPOBT,
WAGES
NOR AM. WHO
ARK
NO
ii
THu S H(»T, I'rW. and Traa r.
e. P. FVRfT. s»c"y.
D.F. BLAIR. A. J.RRAWRORN.M.o,wrr»tnt.
Regular meetings of Virifinia Grove
Orange will be held on the second and
foarth Maturdav nlirhtsoreach month.
W. (».
Uk
BUSIKH, Sec'y.
Monoiielphia Orange will bold reg
ular meetings at Xra«eur's Hall.Tipton
on the flrxiaiid third Saturdays
of each
mouth, o'clock 1'. M.
tf
M. L.
BI'SIKR, Sec'y.
Oak Mill Grange regular meeting
Raturday evening at 7 P. M., on or
before full moon.
T. ROBINSON, Rec'y.
SpKtNOFiKi.n (tRANor meets regu
larly on the first Monday evening of
every month ot o'clock.
J. OEIOER,
Sec.
The time for holding regular meet
ing* of Forest Grange is every Satur
day evening at 7| o'clock on or before
full moon.
B.
IU
RKOUOHS,
Sec.
'(irniKdale ira.ige No. 337 meets
regularly every Saturday night on or
before the fill! moon at thrir hall in
Spriiigdale.
D. W. SMITH,Sec'y.
tiower's Ferry Grange, No. 235 will
meet Saturday evening, March 22nd,
and cHch alternate Saturday evening
thereafter
J. H. »t NSoLi, hei'.
CKNIKROAIX.
GRANOK, P. of H.,
meets the 21st of Dec., 1872, at) o'clock
P. M., and every alternate Saturday
thereafter at CVuterdale m-hmd bonne,
Sprinvdale p.
Mr*. .F. IS, I. *Mp.onv. spo.
Qt'IXI y GRANGE, NO.
248.
will
A. D.
"OI.KMAx
WIIXLN(i
WORK.
Ttt
Any |x rKon. ol,l or young, of
(ITHVR BPT.'-SI) FROM
flOto
^."W|WR WEEK,
st limiir lav Mantel lv all
nuilal'ir Cily ul:o *«y
veMoi) «f th'
yc»r.
Thi* 1* a rare opportu
nity !lio»r who *rc otst of work, and out
oi monev. to in-ike sn indepenleni ll»lna.
rai'iliil being miuired. Our pmupMet,
••HOW TO
MAKKA
LIVING." *tviu(c fall
Instriietmn*. st-nt on t«*plpt
ot
AiMicnn A.
Weslrltesler t\.. N.
KBAKKUAWO.Dnboqaa.
List of Qrsnges in Cedar County.
J" oenti.
ill KTON A !"!•.. Morritftnl*,
.•cry where to sell our new
and novel Enihroiderlng
AGENTS
TTT A •VrTTTT^ Maehlne.aemlforlllustra
W Ail 1 fiiJL* ted Circular, to the McKee
MAIIIIMI-TURHIKI'OMIIHNV.LDTTRROADWHV.HEW
Vorli.
IUUIMI.
Hill.
THE tRLOR COliPlXIOll.
Ev^ry J.a ty wanlon«\
Every M«n ouchi in have oiirV
i^nl on rwoipi of T-n ?nl.«. Address L. V.
V OK AC t,, ISO -event Avenue, New Tora
Bon-Ton Flirtation Nlgnali,
Sent on riw.pl of ens. I'nique Printing
and puo!i«hlii( Hoiw,« \'e.»«-j-Street. New
York.
The Berk with *-.iO Psrtablr Ftall) Sciriat
Harhlar, U«) Trkalt
many miwmiaitrs over utl. HMilsfxelton
ttUHiHiitetd, or
S-""ri'lunded. Sen! complete,
with full direction*. Beckwltli Sewing Ma
ohim- I'n., lirottd way. N. Y.
The \f« Klastir Tram.
A n
«o. M. Diiu.
^ro'l Ywl#.
Wm Andre,
John Johnson,
P)e*MMt Hill
Crttr Blnflli.
Red
OAK
ImfKirtnnt Invention. It retain* th*
Rapture ai
ait tiuie».and
antler tlif !iard«ftt
ex*rrtK»' or severest rain. It i* worn with
romfori.Hnl il kepi ni8htHiu)daytefreeU
a permanent in a few w »•«.»** Soltl cheap,
an«i hf in by mail when circulars
u hen onlered by letter went totiie
Truss i\ t) fiN'J iir .a iwHv, *. V. Citj.
NoUxJy use« Metal Nprintc Trus«ei» Uo
painful they sUip off too frequently. Iyi7
A FAMILY ARTICLE.
CKASS.
A. "r»Tis.
Agents make i!2.no per day, K
5 per weak.
AN ENTIRELY NEW
SEWING MACHINE
For Domestic Use,
ONLY FIVE DOLLARS
With the Ni w 1'atrnt
BUTTON HOLE WORKER,
Patented June 27lb, IH71.
AWAIU)£ITHK FIRs l'UKMIL'M AT THE
AMKKH AN INSTITUTE
AXD il
AFiYLAN I IXSTITfTE FAIR^, 1«71.
A most womlerful and eie^antly roustracM
KWIu« MA- IUNE
for Family Work. r. mplet# Jn
part*, lines the ftraiidit Kye Pointed Needle.
Kelt 1 hreaiitiitf. direct ujrtKiat P^Uive Motion,
New Tension, Feetl aii'i Cloth fitilder. Opef
and «»n Tl^tit Tt'inninij.
wniot.ih ami uil (?»Kd hiKh-priCed
Has PAtfiit (.'beck to prevent lii* wheel
belli# tiirnwJ the wr« ng w«y L-»e« the thread dlnn-t
lom
Ujh
s^nti Make- th» Elastic L»ck rsllttli.
finest and sironk'tM otlteii known firm, durable,
und raptd. Wiii du all k null of work, hue or
roar***, irom ainbr to heav loth or Leather,
and u«**s all of thread. Thl* Machine
is l)ea\ i.y eo:i«inicte to tnv«- it mrenKth all the
parts .t M»rh:ne being iim.le alike ttv niacbln
ery. ati-1 beau .fully ?l!iSot-d »nd oruaixieiited. It U
ery ea to ieMrn. Kapld. Smooth aud Silent in
operation. Reliable at all times and a Practical.
*rtwitifk\ MerUanical Invention.ut Urealiv Reduc
ed Pru-
A kimmI eh^ftp, faintly Machine la»t
The rtmt and .»»«'v i-i pnMluciMK a valuable
nubMun iai and r**hanle!ow riced Sewing Machine
'itrenie low price re»« h»*s all condition*. Its
Sicily
MIi
Ktrer.*th adapt* tt to till capacities,
ie
IIH
many ni"rii m«K»* it a univer^Hi favorite
wherever tred, and create a rapid demand.
IT I* ALL IT IS HKl OMMENDKK
I can cheerfully and coufldently recommend tU
»e
to
tbc»*e who are wanting reallv^ood sewing
Macfaiue. ala to* price.
MR».WillJi.
PcotoiiH. County. Hi.
Price of rach Machine ^war
ranted for live year* by Mteeiai certificate, witb all
the tixtnre^, and everything complete belonging to
MC'ltdTngSelfThreadI''K
Mront w«M» ieti box and deliv-red to anr nari of th»
«i«.». e*|»rew». fre#» »r any further char*#*, on
ipt 'if price, otity
FIVK
Machines «n exhibition ana *»air«.
Rlghu given to ^mart agents free. Agent s c«,m
plete outfit tournifthed without extra charge. Ham
pl»?« of Hewing descriptive circular* containing
Tern^. Te*tinioniaW. Kngraviog*. drc., aert free.
We
HO
«upp!y
\OKKTLTriLAL IMPIJ MKNT^.
lAiteal Patent* Hti«l Improvement* for the
Farm and (*Hri1en. Mowers, ICeapera, Cul
tivators, Keetl ruttera. Harrowa, Farm M1IU
Plftnter.*. Harvesters, Threshers and all ar
ticles needed for fnrm work. Hare .Seed# in
large variety. All Money sent in pnst Office
Mf»nev Order*. Hank I»raftM, or ^ty Kxpre#*.
will he at our
N
nal, St,"
I
Se«'.
Inland, April 26th, IH73.
Regular meetings York Prairie
ramre are held "ii the flr«t Wednes
day night of ew-h month at the York
Prairie «",hiKil liou«e, at 7 o'clock 1*.
M. Visiting members are cordially
invited
nd a re perfectly senate.
Hafe delivery of all grxds guaranteed.
"An old aud r»^pn*«Kie nrm taa! tell the
gocMla at the lowest prlee, and can b* re
lied upon bv our ler*.' ~rtn,v Jmr
S#t gi1|Mniblp for KreUlercrt leltf r«
old
a regular meeting ne*t Friday
oing. May 2d, and evu v Friday t«
uing thereafter until further notice.
A-I'lir.U-:s
Jrmmf B. lliid«ou
SL
Co.,
ITorncr OTP»n« i'-". »tir»lan«lt ^t».,
New York
BOOK
AGEXTS
for
U N E K U U N
"It.
life Below the Surface,
I5Y runs. W. KNOX.
912 Paso*
0fUT0. ISO Fine Engratlngo
Relates Incident#* mi i Accident* beyond
the l,:ght "f 1'hv ^tartUna Adventure* \i.
rill purts *f ti-e World Mine* and Modeo
Working them: nvernaand their tnvat^rleft
Down in the Peiditba ««f the Hea Sielitaln
opium Ivna.Lue in Prison: xtoriea of Kg
ilea: .bmrnevM through sewers a!i«' i Kta-
Acclderit*» 111 Mine*.- T'nd«•: v. rl i ot
the great cUie*,i tc..elc. T'jr re«i i- r# and
terrriH to agen l^. addie^a /),-• pm.ilibera,
J. BUHR & CO.,
HA!tTK'»KI. iNN ,c,r.
HU
AGKNTf WAN'TRI.1 K«JH
BULLS and BEARS
OF NKW YORK.
Br MATHER HALE SMITH.
Srrtrly
1'
lUu.trateH.
TIOO OEF'N
"T7Y
W,-rflale*
'-h k!m» now Furturifii ire
Vu'le siwl hmt Hlire-wd Men are
Ktiirifii how
I'HIIICH
•»)'*. It tle bloernplM^n of the great
leailitiK fcppri.lntorH of New York, wlih
hlntory it
W'HII MI
U.r frnuuue.
.ewry A^ent. Jyt
St CO-,
J. B. BURR
HAI'.TKKI.
I I I.N
N..
or
11
DR. McAFFEE.
IC'AGi ILL.
JUDGE NOT
BY PAST EXPERIENCE
With 'l'ri4\
I'l:' i ••n-ull the 1 f.lterl l'hvsl.'lun, lh.
Olfbrnlt-d Kpecialln,
II«. M( AFFI2E
Wh'j iiSH lm i
SPINNEY INFIRMARY
K«.r tin- p.cr 1 In-...- y
I'err.v sir.-, t, Imn-npnit, I
has at ills Kooinfi.
Female Complaints
I
W. f,. MrCRo«KEV, Com
Levi JENNINGS,
I
.1
Diplomat t^
"how tlint lie n a Keaul u Oradunltr ol both
Hritlsli and Amerii-ati Ins'ltutex.
The it.cfi'r trt-als liy ii meihod peculiarly
hin own and uAarrtbly attended with well
established Micreav IVrsons I'nmliig under
trealiin nt may n-wl a»Mired ol rcceiviiiK ev
ery 1. ii-rlt guaranteed In sci.-nce, (-kill and
a eompreliensivc experli-nce.
-1n tliis Depart tnent of
Med lei oi- Ii e Doctor IH prepared to treat In
tlie most ^eit-nt iflc mannet, lie earnentI v
KOllcil-i h« aMention of the afflicted to thl«
no!l e, feelitiit perfee'ly confldent that his
ined i'-me Ki themoitt Kpeedy relief. Then
DO NOT DELAY«a, complaint which
is cnratiie to-Jay may become incurable in
IOI m:%
Wbo are *nffer-i
i./ from
:i,eei!W*ln of youth
ful lollie*or Ui-liM ion •'("itidavrtll them*
Helves of hi*, tl.^in ever lHtd At
th#4 altar of fcutf**rirjir huriittnity.
MrAVKKK «iii iruarhfj!«M to Ont Nun*
dred Dcllare for \k^mlnnl ri*ak
or prl vat*- kind or ch*r
w fjj'h undertak*** B!i«l Ia!!s t'iCttre.
v.
The--"tr» -nJiii-.
i:i ihi
aveof tliirt\ to for
ty wh .are t'-.Miied «nb O'l nt
f„ i
UHtinn^ '»f ibe bla*id'-r,'iften ^.'-cornpanied
byanlizht Mnarting or burning enMation.
and wcakcninK tin- *y»tern in a rnauimr that
the pitiei.t cannot account for, on icamln
inK the tirlnary depo«iu a ropy sedimen
will 'Mini be f. .lf!'t, a!!-! '.UlRetlmr* RQlbli
pattlclenof albilinen will appear, or the col
or will ix-of thin or ntllki«h hue, again
rhatifflnK to a dark an I t-irpld appearance.
There are innny men who
(Tllty. Ignorant of (ic i-aii»e.
oeeoiid «t'ige .f oeinitial wcaki
will Kuara'ilee a perfect cut
cai»e« and a iieaithy restoratb,
urinary organs.
Office IIour—N lol.'Jtf. 1. A to*.
75
".
TIIE .oij»I:\
1 SOW 150
Waimtlne Martcct.
Dce.it, 187#.
Wheat, new.. as w, i os
Com,., 40
f*ta ,vo'/
Barley i oo
Bye to 5
PMatoes i 9W»1«
Tocanv**«
A«e,
rtl!«*l eierj »-. »jih Br.fain) ^trikltw Xniei i*
lti» News, l.ltrmturr, I'ulltlra, Arl, Hel»i»ee
K«l#ra. «n4 all ^it rent \.t rr«en
Rv**t' grti two Jtiful rbrot4feii4u
THE FALLS OF MINNEHAHA,
AND
The Gorges of the Yo-Scmite,
Two I American Meturasof AmarleaaSomMlbr
American Home*.
AGENTS WANTED
T»« !n
FUR
»KV
Aor. Th« ladiwH
ment" to *u'»wlh« r« »r« no !lt)er»l tl.at th# work 01
obtaining iiut»eri|itio[i« n »a»y I.iher»! caitb paJ.
•Mid furclrcjlan roaiatolnn full particulnn.
Atdro*i
THF.WH.nRM
Aitr,
«MIK« ftmr VtoMCRr*
V.J
Notice of Dissolution.
TIPTON.
IOWA,
ij
IKJI.I.AK*.. safe delivery
gmarani^ed With e» Ma**hine w:il «-*ud. on
ipt of^t extra* ihe new paieiit
ni'TTOX HOLE WOKKKtt,
One of the niont important and atf-tui tnventioa* of
the age. S4. simple »nd eertairt, that a child can
orK the finest buiton hole v. ih regularity and
ise. Mr-'iig and beautiful.
spr* t4i- I Ki m. and extra Inducement* U» Male
and Female Ajfehis MoreKeej»er». Ac., who will en
tablwh aueucie^ through the country and Keep our
NI',
Where ta be tocmd eatlre new stock
ot the
PUREST AND BEST
DARIW, PAINTS,
MEUICINKH, OIIJ*,
CHEMliM.S, VARNIHIIEm.
rr.RI-t-MKRY,
I.ASS
and
Ton
KT
A'. II.L.
ARTICLKH, TI TTY.
WHITE LEAD,
:|."l! I-
*fthe An**'
STRICTLY I'LHE.
Hair, Tooth, Clothe*, Taint and Varnlall
Brushe* of all kind* and qnalltle*.
\!to, a fnll line of tha
BEST DYE STUFFS,
-11
"f which are Related with the |TMtMt
•are- Inntruciion* will !.' «iTet hnw to «ae
ihe Dye stuff*.
Also, all the popular
nr« rrc»R»-ri hot
»r» Roiight nml »nM, r«-ni thl.-
reel aii.l it* npcrarora (lu
ring Die past eHrii, Kur circulars and
terms, aildren ihe pnhli«lierti.
Weseniian f'!t- runt 'hrin. Mxunti'dand
ready
PATENT MEDICINES
WlMrealaoeaa bnloaad the celebrated
KIRCi'i COKPOIflH)
Hoarhound Cou^h 8yrup,
th- best medicine In live for Congha, Colda
and lioarsenrK4c.
Kvt rythliij» usually kept In a Hrat claa*
Druss Htore will alwavn found on hand:
all of wl't.-h will be .id
CHEAP FOR CASH ONLY.
i. 83.
CHEAP GOOD^
Dr.
PERRIEN DEAN'S.
Full Stock at Lowftit
evac-
VvmJ
Staple and Fancy
Dry Goods!
Hats and Caps!
th!' -1'tl
«I|C|
Ail leiiero promptly anawered. and corre
txindenee ronfldentlal.
oN
Addie.'!,
L'x-k ISox
26", l-'.ivcnpor:. low ,. i•»
«5 1 10
CARPETING!
A LA HUE LOT
OF
FURS,
Gloves & Mittens!
OF
READY MADE CLOTHING
DEAN, IUGMA1T & YOUNG,
Of
NEW AND DESlfeABLE CLOTHING,
Bought in the New York and Boston markets, to be sold at
NOW IS YOUR TIME!
Having determined to abandon this branch of our busing to
make room for other goods, in our regular Irg Good* Department,
we now offet our
Entire Stock of Clothing at Cost.
This Stock consists in
MEN'S OVERCOATS, DRESS SUITS,
Nov.."VI.
Xoiw S hercliy Kiseu tljat the in»un«-r-1-73.
htp heretoforo existing between It. II.
KIUK an.l A. R.*TAKKF.TT. for Ihe pr«c
uoe of l«w. f* this
IIAV
consent
Nee^lle, pucK»-d in a
tlis«olved by mutoal
A. K HI AKRKTT,
K K! K K.
Notice of Dissolution.
Notioe in lierebv
KIVPII
that llie partner-
whip heretofore exiKling under the name of
AMMONI' 4 POI
is tills day diwiolved
V mutual i*in«tn!. 'II. I'tll'NI' retire*
Irom the bnmDi*i. "I. oh will hereafter be
conducted by C. HAM vloNO.
IIA MONI rorND.
Tipton. !««-•, Nov.:. I»7.
lull rartidili
&
IhllTx Kiee.orsix Kanjplf—
UUBIIU
for $1.1X1. Addresi
NEW
Opened in Tlptou, by
I
TOYS' OVERCOATS, CASSIMERE SUITS,
PANTS AND VESTS,
And everything kept in a well regulated Clothing Store.
Come and see for yourselves. Come and examine the Goods and
save from
to 30 per cent, of your money by buying at first cost.
WE MEAN BUSINESS.
HAVING
11
lilTll i-^isr.p VIITIh
3m38
M.
THOMAS BIGO.
Dry Croods!
T»
o
«. CO
5"
LDNIE1 TIM
I^sT
takes tbe Yard and Office formerly occupied by
sball put in a
COMPLETE STOCK
or
Dry Ijumher of All Kinds,
tpwulin?
DOORS. WINDOWS AND BLINDS,
which will he »old at the'
LOWEST RAT£3fl|
rKR.«)t:~«TRH TI,l OK DELIIERI,
MR. I. PAGK ATCH will I e in fharjr» «t" ihf Yard, who will tak?pl#a~
si.ro in waiting upon customers
FUHNITUR
IIMCTIUl ill filF&IBEfi
OFAU.KIM»«
FUENITTJUE,
Hat ou hand al all tlnu-y a
Larite and Well Helected Mtocle ot
Fl'RMTL KK,
Parlor,
Bed Boom,
Chamber, nnff
H*
s 9
S1
o
o
I
2
3
5
Wall Paper!
HARKTHUCI.
JOYCE & SMITH,
11.
BEACH.
o
o
tt
o
o
o
2
5
A
i3»
w
o
o
w
5
S8
CD
0
68
ft
&
7"
If
o
o
Ruh IiNtrlrt
PERRIEN DEAN.
for Good (oe4«, *lce
Atjrtc*«»4 Uw Print,
GO
O
B.
o
ta
Notice to Kiiildris.
N'dTICK
IH her*ly
Biven Hat op»*n ldla
f"r hiilliiliiu a frame Si-hoot
IIOUM
S't
8toam Gang Mills, Lyona, Iowa.
ASK FOR PYLE'S
SALERATUS.
IS
BEST
J*ctxm*a
Kitchen Set*
COFFINS.
Particular Atieutiou paid to
COFFIlfl! IIEtlUE FurnMN
If Wanted.
AH (rdrrn trill Rrccivr Prompt At
tendon,
I
8tora Bouth Hide of Court ftqttare,
Xlpton. Iowa.
O
I'NK. HOLD BY GROCKS#
KV*£KYWUKRR.
Tipton City Mill*
Tha Habaci Ihem keep alwaya oi kaid
Pirst-Rate Article of
Family Flour,
Graham Flour,
Mid lings. Bran,
Corn Meal
and Chop Stuff,
(irlata ground orachtifedat all tlnab
and Flour dallvrrwd to any part of the towK
W. BHK.ARF.R,
BOOTS! SHOES!
oi7 ly
I
o
v
aoOTBt BHOEHt
BOOTS SHOES
OLD
ANI
NKW t,'UHTOMERA and tk«
publlr iMifnlly are Informed that
SAM. WIRICK
Uat 111 doing
all klndaol
Custom Wort,
•Bd alao keeping a carefully aele«*ed atoek
ol Katitern Madi (foodsat hla
Boot & Shoe Shop,
on Cedar Ht.,
opposite Virgin Rlock.
•k.-i-hiK IK- h-«t o! Bto.k. cmployl4(
the moat
I'.kiTlfui
workman,and sharglnn th*-
loweat priiM. hp linpn to rerelre not only
acoutlnuanoe hut an Increase of thf fair"
patronaif her»-foforr li»-fctowed.
Qood Boots and Shoe*
MAY BE HOCGHT
E A
AT
SAM. WIRjCK^S^
DRUGSI
A
New Stock!
in
-!. Idatrlft Towimhlo of
flow. r. will lie ivi-d lit the N't. Nrhonl
HOUR.',
in Hald •i«hlp. on Halnnlav, :NHh
4«».v of IXT'i .i ••.« o'cloj-U I'. M.
day. 1'lariM an
"f
aald
r1'»ntloiiMcan
tx'M'i'n at
lie rtalilenr«.•,, i. rirt Townahlii M^e
r»»tarv,.I. W. Ht il.
Rl«ht to reject i!iy anil t»U l-IKr^rved by
*l*OPK. Prea't.
*p|
AT IKE Jj
CITY
DRUG STORE
•1 TIPTON,
iowa.
-Sm
|C
Ui J!