The Tipton advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Cedar Co., Iowa) 1856-1962, 1869-07-08

The population of Iowa CITY, ne
cGrisnEta the census just saksN Is e.
x1kfStns' Hair Restorative. ~
Nrss ,4uaent, lot Cedar Rapids, Is
safd q have become heir to two mill
ion dollar estate in England.
/ ''Barret.'s" spreads its fame
The Supreme Court of lava ad-
jourped on the 10Th ut. The next term
win DC M'hi in December '>Ns'A
! t>h.v,ct,s' n Public benehae,or.. ,. .
The Old. Settlers. of Muscatine
county had ! Very successful gathering
on the 2ath ulh, i'early 30 Of whom as-
semblea, > tI,>.>,S .. MA
Wig makers don't like ''Barrett's"
WIN. G. Thompson, of Marion,
Linn county, has been nominated for
.nYtricsAuEmy, in ,his lHsh,A Ju-
= aiAhll District. IAN y. "a ~
A new generation from "Barrett's.r
The basement walls of the Deaf and
Dumb ASyiam nj Colnci! RlHffa, RE
completed, and work ID, progressing
tavarably Oh other portion = Of tie build
ing.
"A Bridge one mile east Of Earlville,
Delaware county, was completed, paid
for aud carried ''sf--.y hsyh waterfall
in the space of three lays, during the
late heavy rain storm.
,<N--BrjRhnm Young wants 5000 for
"Hummer's Bell" and the pyssbyters'
ans OF s.lowa city thinking that is
more than it is worth. refuse to give II,
aud have ordered u Z, 900 FOUNDER from
Troy, n. Y. y
The ball upon tie capola Of the
Wapello Court House contains u quart
of the best rye wildly. II was put
there, years ago, 10y two trolicsome tim.
ners who put the tinisheng touch on
the ball and ii has remained there ever
since.
-Silas A. Hudson, Minister to Guat-
emala, accompanied 10y his wife, left
Burlington, %, Tuesday morning, the
2oth Of June. TO enter upon the duties II
his office. He goes via the Pacific rait
road to san Francisco, and from there
to Iris DIES, ination. 4
IA correspondent to the Anamosa
: Eureka, among other complaintS
against the present management Of
Jones Co. Fairs. says "Therc is another
thing that should have been stricken
from the list, ("f premiums and that is
lady horse ridH,g.hs@ Wonder If lie
would nave any objections 10 the rlu-
ing of gentleman horses"
/ "A man in Newton tried to drive a
heller on to tbs. scales TO weigh-heiier
wouldn't dsivtiIsnlatp Thought to play
sharp and placed himself in an empty
/ haIrcl-result, heifer went for the bar
rel. and man went into mad hole and
only saved himself 10y playing leap frog
over IL ten"e. -
s-@Benton county lRepublicanss nom
mated the following ticket: Represent
Marine; Auditor, T.. NJ. Evans; Sheriff,
Henry NJ. Wilson; Superintendent, II.
M.-Moor; Surveyor, james A. Brown;
| Coroner, Moses Dcnman.
The above item might also state that
Mcssrs Marine and Evans are former
soldiers of the Republic who each LOST u
feg IL the line of dutysas such; and who
III add tfsu~ to astAe.~ Considerations due
from this fact, are eminrntly qualified
in every respect to wor,hily fill the pu-
sitions for which they have been nomi-
mated
The following members compose
the class ju-t graduated from the Law
Department ofthe State University:
William G. Ball, Fairfeld Lorenzo
w. BilIngsley, Dcs Moines; VIM. f..
Blake. Morning sun; Dindlcy :. Butler
Iowa City; Edison b. Christy, Acasto,
Mo-; James Clarke. Des MoineS; Edwin
Calm. Mt. Vernon w. T.. Crum, Iowa
City, Edgar w. Curry, Leon; Josiah w
Davis. Iowa City; Robert {. Henry,
Clay Grove; Jerry NJ. Limbocker, Wa
peIlo; Benz. +. McHenry, Memphis,
Tenn; Henry {. Madden, Iowa City;
Marcus u. Moft.er, Leon; WIN. II.
Tedford, Grandview.
MISSOURI Some of the State officers
Of Missouri have got themselves intoa
rather pleAsant pickle. 4 few days
ago they caused it to he conspcuousIy
| published in the n. Y. Errniny Post
that the bonds Of Missouri would be
paid principal and interest hereafter in
| gold-the interest being due in July and
January. The bonds Immediately went
up eight or ten per cent, and somebody
made nice speculation. The truth is
! the state has not the gold to nav with