The Tipton advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Cedar Co., Iowa) 1856-1962, 1869-04-22

Cedar Falls, s., 900 to Glsnwood. Sup
port of the Reform School, $1,000.
Rev. O. L. Baker, Of Wilton, ha
had a surprise present Of horse, sad
died and bridled and accompanied b!
blanket, whip and brushes and curr!
| comb.
"Barrett's" Hair Restorative.
The following is correct copy Of
return made by constable at Vintor
on an execution placed in his hands:
to- ESQ, justis of the peas o
! Benton county got this writ March
and thank god, next day i got some O
his properte, which shud hsv sold 81
hedn't come up and squar 1t off before
the day Of sale-my costs are 22S
constable" The constable
seems to have been both efficient and
devout.
"Barrett's" imparts new life.
The following Is the Iowa law relating
to setting IRE to prairiss: IF any per-
son set fire to and burn, or cause to be
burned, any prairie or timber land, al
lowing such fire to escape from his con-
troll, between the LIST Of September in
any year, and the LIST of May following,
he shall be deemed guilty of INSIDE
meanor, and upon conviction thereof,
shall be punished by imprisonment In
the county Jail not more than thirty
dnys, ar Ivy fine not exceeding one hum
dred dollars" .tr..
The first State Convention of Young
Mems Christian Associations, held at
Cedar Rapids on the 9Th inst, is report
ed to have been quite a success. The
were elected officers of the
State organization for the year:
Presidential. r. Cochran, Daven-
port.
Vice Presidents-T. s. Bailey, Iowa
City; S. NJ. Chamerlin, Grinnell; Hon.
ny Eelonc, Council Bluffs.
Secretary. r. Ely, Cedar Rap
ids.
Assistants - Charles F. Ingersoll,
William Tackaberry, Keo-
kuk.
Treasurer-W. w. Walker, Cedar
Rapids.
Marshalltown was chosen as the place
for holding the next session.
"Barrett's" strengthens the hair.
The Postmaster General has estab-
lished, discontinued and changed the
names of the following Post Offices in
the State of Iowa, during the months of
and March, 1869:
Observation-Disclosures, Cass county;
Casey, Adair county; Browning, Carroll
county; Hawk-Eye, Fayette county;
Gilfett's Grove, Clay county; Cromwell,
Union county; New Hamburg, Scott
Lincoln Center, Grundy coun-
y; Stanwood, Cedar county; Plymouth
Center, Plymouth county.
Re = established - Oswego, Warren
county; Windsor, Fayette county; Gar
baldi keokuk county; New Virginia,
Warren county.
Discontinued Harrison, Harrison
county nearest office, Dunlap; Hen
terson Prairie, Clayton county nearest
office, PostviIle); Funk's Mills, Decatur
county (nearest office, Leon).
Names changed - Alaska, Union
county, changed to Thayer.
"Barrett's" is celebrated.
Our readers have already been in
formed that Judge Drummond, Of Chi
,ago, who thinks he is somehow SUI
preme ruler over Iowa and Mandamus
or some other sort of DIN us) Dcta-
or, recently issued All edict for the L.
). Marshal to collect taxes in Lee coun-
y for the benefit of the railroad bond
holders. The Gafc City, of last week,
II the following brief paragraph, tells
Is how the servant Of tyranny was
,heck-mated in his first move in that
directions:
Deputy L. S. Marshal Harry Fulton,
vent up to Madison day before yester-
lay and demanded of the Auditor the
books for the county, in or
Ter that he might make AN abstract
preparatory to a levy to liquidate the
)ond judgments now in his hands. The
Auditor replied that he had no such
looks in his possession, and that if he
1ad he wouldn't give them up for the
purpose named. Marshal Fulton then
anne back to await further instructions.
-Muscutine Journal.
"Barrett's warranted. Barrett's war
'anted.n
There is gap of only sixteen miles
o he built on the Chicago, Rock Island
and Pacific Railroad, to complete the
work to the Missouri river and form a
with the Union Pacific.
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