The Tipton advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Cedar Co., Iowa) 1856-1962, 1868-01-30

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dogs" the night before.
: NOTICE. aud Reed having dis
posed Of their stock Of Goods to A. r.
Gilbert l. Co., hereby give notice that
NIL acc0unts due the firm must he paid
Immediately, to a. T. Gilbert. Prompt
rayments save costs.
VAIL & REED. .
Upton Jan. II, $685.
kEwfSAE.-wc arc informed THAT re-
ligiOus meetings were commenced IN the
NJ EsChurcls, at York Prairie, ON the
eYcning Qf the LIST fDcc., aud continued
throughout the month, ending with an
exceedingly interesting watch. night
meeting. Q The result Of these meetings
liza. been ~ conversion Of forty souls.
ObSaRisss Is actively engaged IN re-
v1swiu QUE fe~cnuc laws, finance laws
am re66estruction laws. They are eacl,
and liS xsss importance, and It y hop
cd ANA 63psctcsl that they will lie led to
enact susyA laws rs will be for the best
iutercst ef The country. L. Is certain
that the volume Of currency will not be
irsi@@d. and is probable that the ration-
n dt6t viii he consolidated, by the issue
s.f,ncv bo,stls that will mot bc wholly ex-
cinpt frsm taxation.
',ArTEyrloS. The undersigned will
receive prdcrs for Usage Plants, ut So per
tlseusand, until the, 20tll day Ut Fcbrua-
ry,tl068.t After the abOvc date the price
Wit be advanced. JOSHUA HAiI.
s9aaM lS4S. #u ~ S1 s3 t5S
~HHx FExrIvAL At IoRK PRAlRIE.-
TlscRnoA' people Of York Prairie gave
nSttiyG, In the new NJ. +. Church, on
lsst. Wednesday night, for the benefit Of
tl)rir pastor The evenings entertain.
,iicnt wss commenced by excellent sing
bsgcafter Which, prayer wss offered by
tlses minister, when it was announced
that supper was ready, and ali were nc
s,ordiNgly invited to partake. The effort
On the part of the ladies to prepare su-
l,erbssupl,cr was a grand success. Moth
ling was lacking to make it complete,
both ~ quality and quantity; and not
witIsetasssiing tho attendance was large
mud all did Justice to themselves and to
tie vich prs,visions before them, there
wsso more than twcive baskets full left.
rhe rceluts Of the evening amounted to
~sfssr 1919 as5An Isl a u !. - :. sssss.sN
N6N; kxi'I1sslvE, clean, safe, with no
sanoke. no grease, Is the Auruin Burning
Fisaid, ,sor sale by .. S. Daniels, ut sixty
cettts'a gallon. s. @v a 80
,MTTEal's LIVING AGE, a weekly
Aagaaane, strongly recommended by
sssesr men ~ Charles Sumner, n. +.
Willis and Henry Ward Beecl,cr. and
~ siici, papers rs the N. Y. Times,
Home JoarAdl, .Round Tube, Mass.
Re1t3licen, and Fbrncy's Press, Is for
sale at Daniels Book Store. Stepin and
examine II. It
.tOER~ HOYx--Thosc boys, large and
sn,a1i, that congregatc on the strcct
corners. aud make the night ilideous
With their wiloopings aud howlingy
aph yQripus. other aHnoyances to the
yoeeis by, probably do not know that
they are taking lessons IN the school
tkAtIehsis'its graduates to our jails AID
penitehtiaries, aud TINT this Is the only
ssloslswhich theywili willingly attend.
Much hettcr would it be II each evening
found them ut home engaged with an
Interesting book, or In some innocent
amusement, there would then be some
prospect Of their growing up useful, hon.
est aud upright members Of sasiety; hut
~ their evenings are now employed the
ohancc Of becoming useful citizens is
slosbtful. boys will you think Of this.
No parent does his or her duty to the
child which Is permitted to make the
street its home till almost midnight
much less his or her duty to SOCIETY. 1t
may seem All unimportant matter now,
but when the boy becomes man, tho
parent and society may feel that he has
become n curse to both, instead ofa bles-
sing and comfort to the ono and useful
and honorable member Of the other.
NEaRprHonIA.-We learn from the
State Register, that on the 18th inst, 4
cqlored boy Of irreproachable character,
vino kad awaited himself Of the privileges
es Of the colorcd school, and desired to
st0up hagher," applied for admission
to the public school In East Des Nfoines,
and alter examination was admitted. In
2 day Of two the anger OF the negro
l&lcfs became unbearablp. and Martin