The Tipton advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Cedar Co., Iowa) 1856-1962, 1869-07-08
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THE AMOUNT of u. s. Revenue assess
ed in Cedar county by J. w. Bull,
Assistant Assessor, since March 9Th, is
upwards Of 81, 5000. - '.'' 800 j.
NEW POTATOES are in market here at
two dollars per bushel; and this reminds
us of the obligations we are under to
Mr.. c. S. Chapman for basket of par
ticularly fine ones.
THE MAIL ROUTE from the North
western Railroad to Anamosa, hereto
fore starting at Clarence, IS now begun
ut Stanwood, whence II runs, via Rome
as before, to Anamosa.
We invite attention to the ADVERTISE
ment Of Peter A. Keller, offering for
sale very eligible tract Of eighty acres,
but two miles from the Burlington, Ce-
dar Rapids 4 st. Paul Railway-the
terms Of which will be made satisfacto-
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THE TIpToN SCHOOL BOARD have Sc
:. leeted a. first-class desk and seat with
which to supply every department in
the public school. Concerning the new
seats and other projected improvements
of our school houses, we shall have
more to say before long.
CEDAR MILIs.-Attenticn is called to
the advertisement of A. w. Dean, pro-
u prietor Of Cedar Mills, situated on Rock
ID Creek, about 2! miles west from Upton.
We have tried the -four made at this
mill, and have no hesitation in pro-
nouncing it good article. Those hav-
ing milling to be done will probably
do well to give Mr.. Dean trial,
81 SrANwooD.-As appears from the adj
vertisement elsewhere, the Depot at
Stanwood is now open for the accom-
D mediation Of freight and passengers.-
VIM. w. allen, Esq, one Of the pio-
neers of the town, has been made Sta
ton Agent, and we feel sure that all
who may have business with him will
find tile right man in the right place.
MNs. ME-. HARE, the vmton lady
who last week made partial canvass of
our town for J. NJ. Dixon's book, "The
Valley and Shadow" will. i'm few days
return to deliver the books already sold,
and to extend to others an opportunity
to procure the work. AS ii is sold only
by subscription, Mrs. II. should he lib
orally patronizcd. r..-
JONES, JUNkIN & Co., of Chicago,
have just issued Il work of great value to
Farmers, Professional and Business
Men, entitled Laws % Business for all
the States of the Union, by Prof Par
sons, of Harvard University. The
writer is acknowledged authority on
Law, and is the author of several Stand
ard Law Books. See advertisement in
another column.
DEMoREsT's YOrNG AMERICA is one
Of the most popular Of Juvenile pub.ica-
tons; there is freshness to it that we
find in n" other and a variety that sat
i.fies even the desire Of children for
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found in other children's periodicals
have been derived from this, which
seems ineXhaustible in its suggestions.
1t Is well worth the small sum asked for
II, Of 81 80 per annun, with Il premium.
Published at S3S Broadway. New York.
POST MASTER AT MECHAN,CSyILLE
We notice the recent appointment Of
Mr.. VIM. Chapman, of the firm of
Chapman & Rodgers, as Post Master ut
Mechanicsville. We were pleased to
learn of this appointment, as it has
without question been worthily bestow-
ed, Mr.. Chapman being Il person with
such disposition and qualifications as
can not fail to make a pleasant and
popular official.
THE EDITOR Of the State Reoister is
prepared to meet Miss Mitchell and her
class of astronomical young ladies from
Vassar College with open arms" pro-
viding they shall visit Des Moines to
witness the solar eclipse of the eth prox.
The young ladies come so far West to
see the sun in one of its most uncommon
and interesting phases son with arms
open for al affectionate greeting, how
soever interesting, might not he uncom-
mon enough to fill the bill.
PERsoNAL.-We were pleased to re-
ceive call, the other day, from Mr..
Myron Childs, formerly Of this place,
more lately in business at Morrison,
Illinois. Mr.. Childs informs us that
he is about returning to Iowa, and that
SO far as his knowledge aud observation
reaches. it is the best State in all the
great West in which to live. He will
locate at Fort Dodge.
Mr.. Bassett, of the Mechanicsvllie