The Tipton advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Cedar Co., Iowa) 1856-1962, 1866-02-15

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WE have contributions that for want
of space must remain on hand TILL next
week.
rrs1vAL.-There will be festival
for the benefit of the NJ. E. Sunday
School of this place, at Deans Hall, on
Thursday evening, Feb. odd, 1866.
INSURE your property i'll the Iowa
Mutual, a safe and reliable home lnsur-
ance Company. S. l.. Smith, Agent.
Office in the court house.
THE donation supper for the benefit OF
Rev. r. Carothers, pastor OF the Presoy-
terrain church, was decided success.
The amount realized was about $3.50.
~We learn that Frank and Tom
Moffitt, of Linn township, sold seventy
one hogs, last week, weighing 30, IT'S lbs.
and averaging AS lbs. each.
THE Iowa LEGISLATURE adjourned
on last Saturday, till next Monday, in
order to attend the Mississippi Naviga-
ton Convention, held at Dubuque yes
terday. This matter will receive due
attention next week.
MA protracted meeting commenced
yesterday evening, in the Congregation
al church, conducted by Rev. G. NJ.
Scott, of the Methodist Protestant De-
nomination. All Christians are cor
daily invited to cooperate with him.
The ladies of Upton arc requested
to meet at the residence of Mr.. ID. p.
Clapp, OH Friday afternoon of this week,
for the purpose of organizing Sewing
Society, for the benefit of the soldiers Or
phans in the Soldiers Orphans Home OF
Davenport.
COLD SNAP.-On Tuesday evening a
cold spell set in with a snow storm, and
yesterday the wind blowed a perfec'
herricane all day, drifting the snow Sc
the roads were impossible and conse
quently, no mails were received from
any source. This morning the thcr
mometcr indicated 26o below zero.
A LuxURY.-We were the recipients
at the hands of J. f. Boynton. of tw'
cans of Concentrated Coffee, which W.
consider luxury and a tip-top article
It is prepared so that it requires ~
cream and but little sugar. Go and get
can, and try it. If you want any kind O
groceries, 60 to Boynton's-he guaran
tees satisfacti IN in every particular.
AUCTIONS. Simonson has returned
Goods can be bought at any price
Don't fail to call and examine his mic
stock Of Dry Goods and Ready-mad
NUlHllS-DcltcI iIoSol tiiIul IMAM wv
opened before. Come and see the bal
gains he is giving, next door to the post
office. Auction every afternoon an
evening, at 2 and 6! o'clock p. IN. Good
can be bought at private sale all day.
h0eThere were in the Insane Hospit;
December LIST, 1868, III men and 80 W.
men, making a total of PIG patients
There were admitted during the tw
wears following, 127 men and l42 womel
making a total of 269 patients. Tot
number under care during the tw
years, 485.
DONATION the donatio
this Thursday evening, at Deans Hal
for the benefit of Rev. c. l.. Woodfor
During the winter there has been nun
Der of donations for the different mini
tiers Of this place, but we know OF MOI
more needy than Mr.. Woodford, ther
fore it is hoped there will be large q
tendance and that all will give liberal
to this charitable object.
~ IXL have lately been conspic
Gus letters in one of the Chicago dailit
but w. II. Alden has received anoth
supply of that .fuuorite flour from t
Oxford Mills; as also additional suppl
of dried and preserved fruits, &C.; whe
,,,o~, ho found n fOn,nlnfn aSSOrtm emf