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The Tipton advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Cedar Co., Iowa) 1856-1962, 1868-04-23

The New CIRCUIT COURT LAW
Among the acts passed by the late Gem
eral Assembly was one creating the Of
flee of circuit judge, to be elected at the
general election next fall and every four
years hereafter. The following is brief
synopsis Of it: 1.-THE circuit judge has
original and exclusive Jurisdiction IN all
matters now attended to by the the
county Judge, concurrent Jurisdiction
with the district court in all civil ac-
tions at law and equity, and exclusive
jurfsdietiOR OF ell appeals and wrlts Of
error from Justices courts and other in
ferior tribunals. both In civil and Grim
nal cases. No grand jury is used. The
sheriff and clerk serve IN this court ae
in tue district court"
The salary Of the circuit Judge il ST.,
SOC i year. The coanties Of Cedar, Linn
and Jonas constitute the second circuit
in this (the 8th) Judicial District. A
copyention will soon be called to nom.
mate . Republican candidate for Cir
emit Judge. aud II 10 expected that the
County Convention next Saturday viii
select delegates to represent this count,
in said convelton.
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Mofrat's Life Pills and PhGnix Bitter


were FIRST used n private Practice in is23. They
were introduced to the public in 1sa5, since which,
time tn cir reputation has extended, until they have
a sale in excess Of all other Cathastic and Purifying
Medicines. There is hardly family amoug civitl1
nations who have not violence OF their ben
efcal effects Their great is owing to their
inform reliability In cases OF Constipation 'tstltous
and stomach diseases, whether ottoug nr short dsrs,
ton. They entirely vegetable in their compost
tion and hNmles TO the genliest infant One ngre-
dent opens the pores the skin: another II diuretc:
and stimulates proper action of the kidhcys third
is emolient, loosening phlegm and humor from the
lungs; other properties are warming and cathartc,
and cleanse the stomach and bowels from unhealthy
secretions. Their combined effect 10, to regulate the
impaired functions Of the system, and To produce
Attn, It is not asserted MoHat's Pills
ALL-thM they will all complxints-but under
ordinary circumstances they may he relied upon to
cure Neryons and Sick Heaiachs. Castiysnsss. ngs-
Complaints, Colds. Scusvy, General weaA ness, DC.
Thay expressly made for these diseases. MuioH4
upon millions Of be cited In no single in
STAGE has complaint ever come to our knowledge,
where they have not operated q. recomnierdsd.-
The printed circular aoonnd each box fully explains
the 81 mp'ems and 9asess Of zach disease sr'ciaes
/ We briefly refer to- Rev David Elder, Fsankiia,sN
who wascured Of by spepsnr g crbss, Of TheOs
ike, ILL.,, cured of Liver Canpaint II. HesiaS,of
ssrns: H. .fa IS sseas
Of Adrian, Mich, csred Of Bilious Fever. Rev Henry
Graham, Presbyterian Church.. q ,nan .saa, ca OF
Fever and Ague. Rev Ell II May Twenty -irst New
York, of Reclamation and ilrs Of Is standi
Rev Samuel Bowlcs, Editorof the Sprin aird (Sisw)
Republican, was cured IT terrible Cestiveness. tfon
Ed Webber, of Rumney, N. H., Of liver Complaint,
box Of MoGa,s Life PITS, with full circulars. So i,
will he sent gratis to any Ply stefan Clers man.
the receipt oftwo three cent postage stamps.
MnfEst's Life pills . cents per box. MoGat's
respectable dealers throughout the and the
Islands of the Ocean. - t#ts
- WHITEs0 Rowland. proprie,ors,
Successors to DR. J I'm Moft, and DR. Wv Moftt,
, l2i Liberty Street .New-York.
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noKAx AMONG -IIH 0kA0~ 2TSsr ne IA lhAi
moment thousands who might have been
alive and well had they used that great life
lpreserver, PlanAta6n BiNers. La the Heng
lay it to heart that 4h&y Are sss best Known
remedy for all dyspeptic complaints, stomach
arrangements, and general debility As a de-
Hcious cordial, combined Win great tonic vir-
tues. their equal cannot be found.
Delicate Observation-Disclosures Merchants
Lawyers aud psssotscf sS hilary hasi mr..
ticulariy tsse \ ho' ase Ys1k and "a ct NTH
mental dstessionssX c &4tiy beam NJ bx;
these HteN II Eli EN- EH H5Es +
MAGNoIIA wATER-A delightful toilet arti-
The Tipton advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Cedar Co., Iowa) 1856-1962, 1868-04-23

THE Thompson & Parkhurst triumph-
ant trio troupe came and have gone.
Their concert last Friday evening was
q success. The church was filled to
over-fiowing, aud we did not see one
person present who did not participate
in the general and tremendous applause
that followed each. piece. Our people
were never better satisfied, and pro-
nounced each performers success. This
"bafd of warblers" have standing I'M
vitstion to visit our town every time
they,"swing around" through Iowa. =
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DR.. lodges Lectures on Chronic or Long
]. Standing Diseases,
Original Notice.

James Harton, Plaintiff,
Against
George Mckinney, District Court OF
Ester Rankin, and Cedar county, Iowa
John Rankin, her hus- June term, 1868.
Elizabeth Brown, 4@= aa
Rachel Tate S.. q t4g sz
Jane Scott, a8s a.5
Mary Ann Mckinney, seres4tszs ss
Defendants. f54. s.t2g -rE
TTNO GEORGE MCKINNEY, Ester Rankin,
John Rankin. Elizabeth Brown, Rachel
Tate, Jane Scott, Mary Ann Mckinney, Defend
ants: You are hereby notified, that there is
now on file in the office of the Clerk Of the Dis
trict Court, in and for the County of Cedar, in
the state of Iowa. a petition Of James HartOn,
Plaintiff, claiming of you the title to three Ger
tain pieces OF real estate, situated in section,
eleven. township eighty one on, north. of
range three G0, west OF 9Th T. NJ, more particu-
lary described in the petition herein. which
tiff herein by Vim. McBirhey at the time Of his
decease, and asking that a commissioners be
appointed by This Court 70 execute to plaintiff
estate TO him. and for such other relief as may
seem to the Court agreeable toequity..vs I'll
Now unless You appear TO said petition and
day Of the next term of said Court, 10 be began
and held Mt Upton in said county. on the LIST
day OF June, 1868, n default wifi be entered
against you and Judgment rendered tn In
accordance with the PRAYER of said petition.
PIATT e. CARR,
nl3w4 Attorneys for Plaintiff.
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CoLMAN's RURAL WORLD.-We are
In regular receipt of this excellent Week
~ Agricultural Paper, and can conf
IDENTIFY recommend it to the patronage
of the Farmers, Fruit Growers and
Stock breeders Of the West. 1t is pub
lished on good paper, in neat style, and
we'll illustrated, at $500 per annum, by
NORMAN ]. CoLMAN, 6l2 North Fifth
Street, st. Louis, Mo. Send fora sam
plee0py.y .ge.r
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nA-T The Marion Register says that
Hon. J. B. Young, of Marion, will be a
candidate for Presidential elector at
large before the Republican State Con-
vention. We earnestly hope Mr.. Young
will be nominated, as he is a splendid
debater, u sound radical, and worthy OF
the honor,
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Our THREE YEAR OLD BoY.-The
Sitter Teaspoon, ind what he did with
tit is always in order and ready to
run. Our three year old boy used it
daily as playtling running everything
he could get hold of Though it, without
injuring it in the least. One day he
took silver teaspoon and run the han
die through, the needle going straight
through it, without breaking or bend
ing. We know however. that Sewing
MACHINES are not made to be tested in
this manner, and should not be left for
children to play with. We have used
other Machines, and we have used yours
two years. The others have their excel
lencies and merits for certain classes of
work, but for family sewing We think
they cannot be compared with yours. =
We would be glad to know that one of
your Machines was in every family in
the Union.-[Re J. B. Pitman, Pastor
Baptist Church, Matteawan, N. ", to
the Wilcox g. Gibbs S. M. Co. =-t ...
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CLIMAX.

PAaE's GILMAN SALvE, for Burns, Scalds, Serofula,
Salt Kheuna, Sores, Broken Breasts, Frost Biles,
Chilblains, Stngs, Bruises, Cuts, Swellings, &c,
whether upon man or beast, is the most wnderfut
articles eves produced Other GOOD attic Ses y iste
this cures. 1t a,tays inflammation, tiuts paip
and heals withouta sesr. II is wartiit Ses<ht w
gold to any family, and should alwaysbe on hand 1t
is warranted to do what it says every time.
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DEsfoREsT's PARLoR MAGAz1NE.-

DEAOREsT's PARLoR MAGAZINE
This excellent Magazine is constantly
growing in popularity, and the secret of
its success Is the concicntiousness with
which It is conducted. 1t gives all. and
more than Oil tbatit promises. 1t strives
to meet the wants of American women,
and tells them what they want to know.
It 10 the most complete Fashion Mag
azine In the country. It is not frivolous
its teachings ere high, pure, and sound,
characterized by good TASTE and common
sense, Its departpentso Of music. need
ls-wsrk. binding patternsetc., ARE Ell
ther one worth the price of the subscrip-
tIon, which is only $500 per year, with
q handsome and valuable premium
ONCE, 437 Broadway, N. Y. m. IT,
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If you wish to find the largest and
best assortment of dry goods in Cedar
county at the lowest prices, go to VIM.
Dean & Co.'S, they ron't be undersold. j
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FAST DAY. - The Bishops of the
Methodist Episcopal Church have
named tomorrow FRIDAY, April 2ith,'
as u day Of fasting and prayer in the
church, and recommend its observance
by all members everywhere. The Gen-
eral Conference Of the Church opens III
Chicago on that day. n{1
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Wanted Agents. ! SIS to- 5000 per

m ,,,i ant iennas TO atroduee the tiENniNE
iMifu. E FL, MnN skAhE tAMII.Y SEW
hen, ieii, tuck az II. cord, bind bs, ID ANA es
pioiu.f III n most superior manner Price only
p"S eIvp' nf any miuhinu tllat " i'll sew =
stronger haofe' beautiful, or moro elastic
seem than ours IL ts.t,~ lh ..E,sst "a. I.,cE
~titch. Every second stitcti can br cut ana
sun the cloth cailnot Ia pulled apart without
tearing ~. W. pay Asents troiu $50 to 500 nHr
fhotNh' ana EXPENSES or commits ston frnm
WnlSntAie thai aInuant c.,n be made Atttir~aa
sEuoMI X q, pittsburgh, Pa or Eos,on Mac.
AutioS!iDo nut he iih k..se,l moi, hr ofi,
er parties lainling OF wort Aless Gus iron ma.
CHIMES, nh,ier fhd sanfc aanie or otherwtse -
our Is "" .ttiiy genuine and really practical
cheap machine manu- fact urpa
The Tipton advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Cedar Co., Iowa) 1856-1962, 1868-04-23

Good wearing boots at the new store
room of A. p. Gilbert & Co.
The Tipton advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Cedar Co., Iowa) 1856-1962, 1868-04-23

LADIES. why will you let the sun
shine in your eyes when Cobb & Wetzel
have such cheap parasols.
The Tipton advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Cedar Co., Iowa) 1856-1962, 1868-04-23

"GuM."-It is supposed by the SIM
pie that the "balsain,' SO much chewed
by young persons hereabouts. exudes
from one of the varieties of the spruce
tree. Instead of that, it is generally
found to be, when purchased Of the con-
fectioner. a preparation of gum arabic,
gum trngacanth, rosin and fat. rhe fat
is obtained from dead hogs, dogs, cats,
or and iecaying dead animals. And
the alkaline substance used for bleach.
ing of'the article is considered worst OF
all
The Tipton advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Cedar Co., Iowa) 1856-1962, 1868-04-23

WoODIs IL celebrated for his Jals, and
he will give your feet fits If you call on
him at A p Gilbert 4 Co.'S. ."+ff
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$40 10 $40 Il Day C,Iaranfeed !!

[ yooD AtEN Is wanted to Introduce our New
~ star shuttle Sewing Aachine-hyiich aYks
or na s.a.s. Inc only 1rst-ciass yiow priesd
chimes tr sesrensih!r parties az; .s,s,issy enrS-
gene Agents on "a Salary. Full particulars and
sample work furnished ON application Ad-
dress W. q. WILSON &c.. .-eiieyrlnnd phfn
Boston. Mass. or sts Louis. Alo, y" ~'-'~'
GOODSIS,EU'S EOUNTAlN Pas.
l. e"iiles VIII Ten with one pm n Ink. lEX
III ufft ia,tir IA tAc Nofld. sample ia mt for 10
- '"'his; 't't t!If' Sfitf.,ntcrd 70 necnts Adj
af'saJ' Ehss' u 4 tn, 81 Ia,i, How, n. "
SI.liil 70, $4,000 PER YEAR. An
wNS""" tA~t l4t u @t.4t,I IN every TON n In tina
Union to nuke an set rite! Z: ~, aatiy go.
sumutirn IN every iamiIy. u il entirely us,y1
Sal" ~ fannei us Hour. tadiess H
t.llIS CbBi.ENEL. air.aletowns Ma
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Get ladies' and misses walking boots
of A P Gilbert & Co. r4
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Coon kicking boots atthe new store
room of A. p. Gilbert l. Co.
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LARGE assortment of lawns and mar
settles at VIM. Dean & Co.'S.
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WEEKLY NEws.-The following arti-
cles are just received at Alden's, viz:
crates best white granite ware crock
cry.
100 sets white granite teas ut Csc. T.
cases kerosene lamps.
1Olbushels onion sets.
IA boxes DR.. Prices Cream Baking
Powders.
16 ounces Of '.laughable" butter.
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WOULD you abe gay and happy STILL
go to Cobb 4 Wetzers and get poplin
dress, n lace collar and summer shawl,
and be as happy as larks. -. .
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our Tipton sdpfrtisfr.
hrAnx kl6ULFoRD,
snera and PFoprietO ora.
panublican County Convention.

pernhlican County Convention.
TIE Republicans Of Cedar county,
Iowa. will meet in Mass Convention at
the Court House In Upton, on Saturday,
April 25th, 1868, at | O'Clock in the af-
ternoon, for the purpose of clecting ten
delasabes "a. the Republican State Con-
Ven dhs 4na ten delegates to the Re-
pul1toln Congressional Convention.
All voters in full accord with the
principles of the Republican party, and
who. will support its nominees, are invite
ed - toko part IN said Convention.
- s, w. YOUNG, me-
Chairman County Central Committee.
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22l Wash ingEon Street. Boston, Masl
LOOK! LOOK! LOOKi7

LNOR ONE DOLI4AR X. we VII sell SILK OfGD-
L SEES. Carpets Sewing Machines, Chamber
Sets, Piano ForteS. Gold and Silver Watches,
Fine Jewelry. &c. dc.. comprising great w.
riety Of useful articles. all to be sold FOR Oy<ls
dress, by. mail, and 30 cts, we Will forward
them ave certificates. giving the name and
dissertation, of five diifereHI arficles, which We
agents wanted in every town. Send FOR our
circular. Nj 3 JACKSON + Co., N~A
50 caur, street. Boston. Masa
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Those fine medallion boots and shoes
came from A p Gilbert & Co.'S.
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kFstovAE-A. P. Gilbert 4 Co. have
removed to their new rooms adjoining
the Aldrich House.
The Tipton advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Cedar Co., Iowa) 1856-1962, 1868-04-23

2 GOVERNOR MERRILL.-The Zion OF
Iowa rjoices much that Il christian
man occupies the executive chair of the
State. Gov. Merrill joined the Congre-
gational church in Boston, Maine, in
ls45--making him church member of
twenty-five years standing; and lie has
also held the Office of deacon for many
years. 1t is certainly a source of pride
to every religionist to know that those
who sit in high places wear crowns of
piety as well as of honor.-R Register.
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AnyA 7ta.

Z 3
: Editors Advertiser: At 8! o'clock A.
NJ. to-day several OF xtha Heighbors dis.
covered a dense smoke aud flames issu-
ing from thes BAN II sx4sSatos Whar-
ton. Proceeding at once r. the scene of
disaster they f0,tad che fise had already
progressed so far that to arrest it was
impossible, SO their attention was direct
ed toward an endeavor to rescue some
Of the property contained III the barn,
put their efforts in this direction proved
ruthless, for as soon ~ the doors Were
opened the confined smoke and flames
bursted forth with such vehemence that
% enter was an lmpossibiiity.. A high
wind was prevailing aud nothing could
be done but let the devouring element
do its work which it did speedily
consuming . barn which at the present
price Of material and labor would cost
81, 600, 100 bushels of wheat, 100 of oats,
several tons of hay, one mare valued at
500, one two-year old colt, set Of har-
ness saddle, tanning mill, &c. About
60 feet sbuth Of the harm the corn cribs
were located, containing between 500
and 600 bushels Of corn, and two sulky
corn plows. These were all consumed
save about 100 bnsaeis Of the corn. The
total loss is $2,0O0. No insurance.. The
fire originated from smoking a pipe in
the barn some time during the morning.
: sad comment on pipes. - 81
'@ 1t is evident from what Josephus"
said in his article OH Cedar county, pub.
lished in the ADVERTISER recently, in
regard'to the churches being mostly in
the towns as yet of our county, that he
was not fully posted in church matters
in this part Of the county. There are at
present three church edifices in Inland
township, and two in Springfield with
two more in process of erection to be
completed during the present season,
which will then make seuen churches
in these two townships. And none O
these are in towns unless the two al
Inland are, but I can scarcely believe
that the good people Of that bright LITTLE
place would allow its rustic beauty to bt
marred by the name of to,cn. Not ont
of these churches, Mr.. Editors, would
with their spires pointing towards ,ths
''better land" disgrace a town, no, mol
even Upton city with its court house
towering SO high above the rest Of it,
kindred.
Believing like all other folks out this
way do, viz: that Inland and Spring
field townships are the best part O
Cedar county, bid you Il kind adieu.
eel v..f tsr zEPts% kpRINGEJEvn
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One Dollar for Each Article.
One Dollar! one Dollar!

4 GREAT WONDER, n Silk. 1flihet or All.
~ paeca Dress, Wool shawl, Carpet. SO yards
Sheetin%. Family Bible Sets Ladies, Furs, Sew :
&c &C. for One Dollar Each. Agents wanted
Circulars sent free. Address u. s. WARREN
4 Co, Boston, Mass. #.s II
II world are wanted as Agents for our ONE
DOLLAR SALE. \ Watch, a cat OF CottOn, .
Dress, n Carpet. and thousands of other articles
for 81 90 each. Send p cents for checks and
circulars Civ ny full information. Liberal In
ducements to Agents. Circulars sent free.
BANKS, LORD CO..
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IOWA ITEMS.
CONJUGAL LOVE,

AND THE II ATsgH Ess AolS TitUE Al tFrA 0r. "
JySSAY FOR YOUNG MEN, on the Errors,
IL Abuses and Diseases (which destroy the
Manly Powers and create impcdirnenfs to
MARRIAGE, with sure means OF relief. sent
in sealed letter envelopes free of charge. Ad.
dress. Dr. j. SKITIIN IIOuGHTuN, Howard
Association, Philadelphia Pa. MY
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,. AGENTswasTEu FOR THg. = n
nISIOgl W IRk NEW sfiIES tAb fEERlfeRlRS

From the Great kiyer 30 the Great C,csan
~ hfHfkf ~ RiCHtRr~DS'
IT'S ft7tuta'Hx " sffsf tLts ~ soleeg orsr y g.
f19cs tau single month,
life AMI Adrcntur on Pr..iries yfrst,t IN. -
tho racine Coast, with over III kngrayinus a
the scenery, cites Lands. Mfnts Fesipi,, nnd
Curtpsitles of tise Great Nest. Its ready 40
with an Increased commission make 1. fhc
best sub ar,ptfosi hou's over publ shed. send
ior circulars, AtidrrsS NATINNALpu BLISH.
iNGGG,, t7Ncaso, INA or ~ f,utlts Nd
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GET Alexis best boots for wedding
PURPOSES, at A. p. Gilbert g. Co.'S. VS.
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ing, Walking, nCSi0y DOotS anu SHOES AC
A T. Gilbert g. Co.'S. .fE~ef-'o sstESi. y
GRAss1IoPPEKs.- The prospect of a null
itin,dmops visit rreM these pestffsrous
little insects is highly fiattering, much
more so than the lovers of greens and
"garden-sass' just now desire, provided
they travel with the same speed that
they did last year. The editor Of the
Guthrie Vedctte, in whose neighborhood
the coming "hoppers''e pat up for the
past winter, thus encourages all who
may desire to see them during the COM
ing summer: 81
ave followed the road. leading west
of Panora, for about forth of mile on
Sunday, and nearly the whole way, on
the right there were grasshoppers mil
lions of them. Digging into the ground,
at every inch or SO, we found the eggs,
or grasshoppers partly Matched out. but
alive and kicking. The eggs are in
closed in pod, that Is the best name we
have for it. Comparatively only a small
portion of the eggs have Matched as yet.
Ice formed SO thick Saturday night, that
it did not entirely melt throughout the
day, Sunday, and as the grasshoppers
were thicker than ever, it shows that
severe frosts will not kill them. And
there is no prospect Of their starving for
they increase in size without u particle
of food. ef.,',It<.
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THERE is a great inquiry for paste
board it can be found at Cobb & Wetzel's.
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PARAsoIs Of all kinds at VIM. Dean
4 Co.'S. e 81
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Splendid plough shoes Of a. T. Gilbert
& Co. .l&E# pss5
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Ing Of lest rSseka While Nj T0@li9,
10 add i61ilGAedkR the ecsNhb
son, Judson, hearing noise at the barn
wSnI Oh TO k6r1 what caused it; as he
came near the barn he heard man in
It swesring at the hofssSy stsd fltiifedtl
ately suspected him to be thief,
ana thinking h not AAie 10 enter the
harm, secseted: himself behind the fence
,i,-tl,a, alley Alepg yskis,l tAs THE, would
mare d passsxkh thfh0esa hs the 1nAlt
aSpfosched sfidhg ftis i,oIse Jn.isosi
stepped out, took hold of the briddle and
demanded Of him. what 7hs was doing
witt, his fathers horse. ffe thief made
ITO answer but sth,cisT d. hiin with q
knife, cuttings hole in his vest. and
shirt some ssf So hckts liz length just
grazing the skin and then struck him 2
blow under his ear which, felled him to
the g. aud. The thief then took his de-
parture with.the horse, m great haste.
The alarm WAS Immediately given. and
in very short time some twenty horse
ne,rptsrtedtn 4rsuitq4t1et1Ff The
next morni1g, the ho4svwAs Llosnd in
the south part of the town. 1t Is sup
posed that the thief did, not get the horse
he intcnded 70, and on learning his mis-
take, and knowing that immediate
pursuit, wssA Se giveli, siid not propose
to be taken for stealing an inferior
I,s<rso vrho,s = l,nftap sy,,, yssaa II, thu satire
stable, turned 1t loose and came back to
towif to see how. the pursuit was pro-
;rrnsSinv ~ '+'7 "@~~"' > - -"
The Tipton advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Cedar Co., Iowa) 1856-1962, 1868-04-23
MARRIED.

MARRIED,
Thursday evening, April 9th, at the
residence fthe brides father, in Upton,
by Rev. j. NJ. Rankin, Mr.. FRANCIS L..
SHELDON, Of York Prairie, and Miss
LAURA +. Brown, of Upton.
We acknowledge the receipt of good
supply of splendid cake, and we are sat
isfied that FRANK has secured an adept
in the culinary art, as well as an accom-
plished wife. We wish them unceasing
happiness, long journey here below,
and . constant supply Of greenbacks. ID