The Tipton advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Cedar Co., Iowa) 1856-1962, 1869-08-05
IOWA ITEMS.
"Barrett's" Hair Restorative.


There is n reunion of the members
of the 22d Infantry at Iowa City, Sept.
9th.
Barrett's the never failing potency.
Hon. James Harlan has been elect
ed President of the Iowa Wesleyan
University at Mount Pleasant.
Barrett's medal richly deserved.
The NJ. L. Church at Muscatine has
received new $3.50 organ-purchased
by the members Of two classes of the NJ.
f. Sunday School of that city.
American bellies use Barrett's.
The Muscatine Journal states that
Major O'Connor has received an invi-
tation to take the stump In Pennsylva-
MIA during the coming campaign.
Arrest age and disease by Barrett's.
In Washington county, they had a
shower of gravel last week. The peb-
bles ranged from the size of pigeon
shot to hens eggs.
The Maquoketa papers relate the
capturing of one Robinson, accused Of
killing man in Bellevue some time ago.
He has been lodged in Jail at Andrew,
to await trial for the offense.
The body of a negro was found on
the river shore, near Muscatine, Sab
bath morning. which the Journal sup
poses to be that of Dawson, the colored
deck hand who was first assaulted and
and afterwards killed by the rioters on
the steamer Dubuque.
The Journal of the 3lst ult. says that
"pock marked Lynch" the ring leader
of the negro killing Oh the Steamer Du-
and landed within six miles of Musca-
tine. The police searched for but failed
to find him. $500 reward has been Of
fered for this Lynch by the Northern
$500 by the Sheriff of Rock Island coun
ty.
Peter Jason, living west of Cedar
Falls, while driving his reaper one day
last week, attempted to carry his gun
and shoot gophers ct the same time
The gun slipped from his hand, caught
in the machinery, and was discharged,
the contents taking effect in Mr.. Us.
side, killing him instantly
A young gentleman in Council Bluffs
taking his first degree in fashionable
society, was as ball short time ago,
says the Nonpnreit, and somewhat as
tonished his fair partner by remarking
that miss r. dances an elegant skit-
fish, don't she?"
The Fort Mad ison Plaindealer says
the Sunday school organized in the
Penitentiary is a success, from $50 to 40
of the prisoners attending 1t, and mani
testing great interest. Some of them, 1t
says, are good Bible students, while a
few others are just learning to read.
The CT dar Rapids Times of the Goth
says, two Thousand tons OF iron of the
fish plate pattern, for the northern end
of the B., g. r. & NJ. road, are on their
way from Buffalo. 1t is expected that
% miles Of the road north from Burling-
ton will be completed this week.
The Marion Register of the 25th ult.
says:
The wheat harvest has been COM
menced in this county, but as 1t storms
at least every other day, farmers make
slow progress with their work. The
crop is reported to be an average one II
saved from further damage. Anoth-
week will decide the matter.
"A letter to the State Register from
Madison county dated July 26th, SAYS:
Never has this section of the State been
blessed with so bountiful crop Of
wheat. But the yield will not be with
In third of what 1t would have been
II the heavy rains and long continued
wet weather had not 30 badly damaged