The Tipton advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Cedar Co., Iowa) 1856-1962, 1865-06-15
rhe dtalllaes and hu,lness houses naye douhled

The dTolliags and susiness houses have doubled
In one year, in numbers, whilst about fifteen or
twenty dwellings are under contract also two
fine churches, to be completed this summer.
No toWn from the green and shady banks u the
Mississippi, to the vine clad hills Of the Missouri,
is impreviug SO rapidly. have nesn fovorably
impressed with the business energy and hospi.
tality OF her Notwithstanding the. firm of
HEcHT, REED Il Co; they being well known. as
men of integrity, and have tho confidence of the
public, consequently doa very large business.
Their. store is crowded daily withcustomers aud
bearing the smile of satisfaction, they Keep
large assorted stock and receive goods almost
daily One Of the above firm was kind enough
to drive e,out with his fast team, around the
south parto of the village, and showed me some
beautiful land which he in connection with 9th
ers, had bought 10 lay out in large village lots,
for the accommodation Of intending settlers,
which If properly attended to, will make it one
of tho garden spots of the West. Now, Mr..
Editor, If l ar, permitted to return and locate
here, as l now intend, son shall hear from me
again. Yours, HOMER.
CLARENCE, June 14th, 1865.
CLARENCE, Iowa May .3d 1865 =
Messrs. c. H. Nc Corn.iek 4. Bros:
took one of your improved Self Rakers last
season to work with the New York Self Raker,
with the understanding that after thorough
trial was to keep the ono that did the best
work. n
In light. grain, could not make the New
York Self faker rake the grain off the platform,
or do clean work in any kind Of grain.
The Mccormick Self Raker did good work in
all kinds Of grain, and cut 200 acres wit out
any expense ga. 44.sl 81 ~,Fltrgr1.1.
kept the Mccormick and returned the sey.
monr y Morgan machine. ~ :, ~ ~ -. - 8
Yours respectfully, - AMOS DEAIHG.
CANOE CHEEK, nosk Island Co, i"'}
Messrs. {. H. Nc Cormiek g. Eros.:
Last season NS64) I was induced to buy
Nanny with Woods Self Raker, which l tried
untilI was satisfied that il was worthless and
would not answer my purposes and then return
ed it, supposng that all Self Rakers were hum
bugs.
Your agent persuaded me to try one OF your
Self Rakers in the Fl ED in which the Nanny with
Woods Self Rake had failed. A number OF my
neighbors were on hand to see your machine op
crate l was very much surprised to find that
your machine cut and raked to perfection what
the Nanny had failed to cut. A neighbor OF
mine-Ephraim Caili-was cutting held OF
wheat with Nanny with Woods Self Rake, hut
was obliged to take off the rake to save his crop.
] suggested the idea Of taking your Self Rakcr
and badly tangled, 50 that we could give it a
thorough test. The work was perfect In tho
worst grain, and sufficient to satisfy all present
that your Self Raker would work we'll and do the
raking better than could be done by hand, in all
conditions Of grain, being entirely satisfied !
paid for it at once. My neighbor said II must
hurry and wear out my Nanny, SO can buy one
like yours" 'rs 7EF s. -
The moving was also satisfactory, and fee
that have reaper and mower that can's be
beat. Yours respectfully,
CnklsrofnER DILLON.