The Tipton advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Cedar Co., Iowa) 1856-1962, 1868-07-30

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FRANK LEsLIE's LADY's MAGAZINE
for August, contains Its usual number OF
sensational stories-good of their kind;
numerous sprightly engravings; and
fashion plates aud patterns almost innu-
merabIe. In these latter, which are al-
ways new and recherche, lies the charm
ofthis magazine for it, lady friends.
THE STATE REGISTER acknowledges
indebtedness to the Fort Madison Pai,s-
dealer fora ''mammoth bed bug" which
it says was enclosed in the last issue of
that paper received.
According ~ the custom thus initia-
ted, we should, some time ago, have
made Acknowledgements to the Register
70: good sized grasshopper which came
to us in the folds Of that stirring sheet.
It should not be inferred. however, that
because the Register Is lire newspaper,
the hopper was lice hopper, for on the
contrary, II was regular fat.
RICHARD JACKSON OF Red Oak, was
brought before Justice Tuthill on Wed.
A. NJ. charged by VIM. Elliott, his
brother in law, with assault with intent
to kill. Waving an examination,
Messrs. jas. Smith and Jno. Moffatt be-
came his sureties in the sum of $1,000 for
his appearance ut the next term Of court.
Mr.. Jackson was Immediately rearrest-
cd by the same complainant as above;
and QUain v.aiyinr IN ina Ion
Measrs. Smith and Moffett signed with
him another $1,000 bond that he would
keep the peace.
1t appears that Elliott was helping
Jackson harvest; and u difficulty arts.
ing between them led to blows in which
Jackson was worsted, whereupon he
got his gun from the house and fired it
at, or towards Elliott, who had by this
time put some distance between himself
and the scene Of conflict This was the
cause Of the charge Of assault with in-
tent to kill; and some brcathings of
threatenings aud slaughter which the
defendant afterwards INDUCED In gave
grounds for the second warrant.
FAMILY REcEIPT.--Take dozen
eggs, 5 lbs. butter and $500 in green
backs to w. H. Alden and invest all but
one dollar in sugar, tea, coffee, or any
other article kept In his extensive stock,
carry it home and then carefully esti-
mate your bargains over similar pur-
chases elsewhere and see II one dollar
has not been successfully saved. One
dollar saved Is better than three earned.
Try it.
DEMnREsT's MoNTHLY.-Thisp popular
parlor Magazine has won for itself an
enviable place in the esteem Of AIneri-
can ladies. It's usefulness, the amount
furnished for the money, Is only equal
ell by its variety, Its high tone aud geh-
eral literary excellence. In all these
respects it is far In advance Of its con-
tempOraries, and thoroughly deserves
the high favor It has won. II is mar
velOus that premiums Of real and great
value can be added to q magazine Of
such cost and character. for three dollars
per year. 1t only proves what Ia so Of
ten said, that books and newspapers are
the cheapest and best educators ia the
world. Address, w. JENNINGS DEMOR-
EST, 473 Broadway, N. Y.
IMPROVEMENT 10 not wanting In Tip
ton, the lack Of . railroad, the loss Of
beer, and all croakers TO the contrary
notwithstanding. OF tho enlargement.
refittIng and refurnishing Of the Aid.
rich House during the present season
we have already spoken. The Union
Honse has also just been renovated by
new arrangement Of rooms on the frst