The Tipton advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Cedar Co., Iowa) 1856-1962, 1869-06-03

course, but we opine Mr.. Boutwell, will
90 on without much regard to their
wishes or interests. They are running
IN gold and have run it up to over l4O,
but Bonds go up likewise in the same
ratio; and the redemption Of Bonds,
and thereby reducing their numbers,
must make them worth more in the
market. Better use up the idle gold in
the Treasury and save many millions OF
interest 1t will pave the way for the
substitution of folr per cent Chicago
Posi-.
IOWA ITEMS.
Hon. Hiram Price has started the
subscriptions ut the Davenport and st.
Paul railroad with $1,000.
"Barretl's" Hair Restorative.
The Hon. John G. Sailey, Of Tole-
do, Tamma county, delivers the annual
address before the Cornell College
Alumni, on the 18th of June.
"Barrettsn sure and ctitctual.
The lecture-room Of the splendid
new NJ. T.. Church at Muscatine, was
opened for worship last Sunday for the
first time. The auditorium will be fin
ished by September.
"Barrctts' Warranted by Druggists.
The government is still without in
formatio from Minister McMahon.-
Paraguay dispatches were expected by
the steamer Mississippi, lately wrecked.
Advices are now looked for by way of
England. The opinion of eN-Minister
Washburn is that McMahon has been
killed.
"Harrett'," stands unrivaled.
From the observations of Prof. Il. s.
Parvin, Of the State University, and
Others. it has been asccrtained that the
average quantity of rain which falls
yearly in Iowa, is about 4ot inches, and
/ the average of snow about 80 inches
ten inches of snow being equivalent to
one of rain.
"Barretts" thorough Renovator.
The West Union Gdzctts says that q
! e,up uo"'' at fHunresor advertised for
lady correspondent and found her out
in New Hampton. Letters, photos and
love were in due time followed by mar
+ rage proposals, when the fair writer
! thinking the fun had gone far enough.
gave the fellow a final wipe by inform
! ing him that she wore pants and would
smoke box of cigars at his expense, if
he wanted the thing kept dark.
The telegraph announces the APP
ointment of Samuel ii. NJ Byers, rs U.
:. Consul at Zurich, Switzerland. This
we suppose is Lieutenant Bycrs. form.
erly Adjutant of 5th Iowa Infantry, the
author of "Shcrman's March to the
Sea- and other popular songs, also /:
book giving an account of his sixteen
months in rebel prisons. Lieut. Byers
will succeed Chas. Page, formerly o
IL Ia,
present Consul at Zurich.
= The Des Moines Register states or
: the authority of Adjt Gen. Baker tina
> cannon can be purchased of Genera
Rodman at the L. $. Arsenal at Rocl
, Island at very low rates. A II FOUNDER
. bronze weighing about 1885 bounds
. price 46 cents per pound. A 8 pounde
/ weighing about $50 pounds, can be ha,
: for about 30 cents per pound. Wher
I cities, towns or individuals want n piec
, of artillery, and have military organiza
tions, this furnishes a good chance t
i, supply the want with but little risk O
. loss.
The DAY. GazeUc of the LIST ms
tells the following osculatory (almos,
story:
Yesterday a worthy citizen was stand
:. ing in his store door not far from SEQ
r. and Third streets, when up tripped
:. bold damsei, and demanded kiss. M
- why I'm married.' said the citizen i
l. establishment. $50 much the bette
q You know how-I'm on woman
:. Rights this morning, and I'll cor
- mence with you. Come, kiss nov
"a quick She sprang to his front, an
:. put up her lips all puckcred for actio
60 like the leaves Of "A hundred leaf rose.
The buyer gave her pushing blow ,
ar the breast which sent her reeling off t
q. walk, and turned and went into /
II house. The damsel looked daggers
" his receding form, and went away
the afternoon she had him arrested
n disturbing the peace, and the trial "
h, postponed until to-day.
III Hon. Robert Cover called on us y,
o' terday, having just returned from i
~ Moincs where he has been serving
e. Grand Juror ilDthe t. S. Courts.
:. has been for some time carefully stud
10 ing the science of government, a
IA has projects for Improvement which
re is urging with all his usual earnestn,
-, and zcal.-IoWa CITY Repu5ican.
~ BASHAW JK. AGAIN ON THE TURF.
III BY the following, which we extr,
nc from a Chicago Times dispatch of t
lis 10Th, it will be seen Bashaw Jr., i
VI again appeared upon the turf
as The second race for premium of S., o
a. the winner to receive 5000; and I
rs second horse 81 800, and the third no
al 5000, mile heats best three in five,
he harness, for all horses except La
en- Ihorne and Mountain Boy, resi-
en- ed:
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