The Tipton advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Cedar Co., Iowa) 1856-1962, 1869-10-21

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! (,oDES's LADY's hook was first ID.
sued July ist, 1880; and has fully Kept
up with the times during its thirty-nine
years of existence, to-day being one of
the vetybest ~ y istl,e Ndest 'naeaa6e
in America. The November number
contains s,flns steel plat, fash ion ptatet
and tinted picture, ibesides'an extension
sheet containing thirty-nine illustra-
,tions of articles designed for ladies and
children, an extra plate of chiIdren's
fashions and sundry designs, in the way
of illustrations. Addlto this the super-
or staries, essays and poetry that, one is
always sure to find in the Lady's BOOK,
and you have truly valuable and at
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commence making up clubs. Look at
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Theelection here last Tuesday passed
off very quietly; the Democracy swal-
lowing their defeat, with a very good
grace. Ii we had seen fit to agitate the
question of moving the county seat FROM
the obscure village Of Upton 10 tile pros
porous city of Mechanicsville. where it
naturally t,tongs, fherngDuld probably
have tseen more excjtenent on that acs
casion; however, we can afford to wait a
while until that piag road 70 built froM
Upton to Stanwood, thereby forming y
rail connection with this most desirable
spoint, when we shall be able to, remove
the county buildings to this. place ut u
much less expense than we could possi-
bly, at this time McchunicsriUc Press,
18th 6sst. q" 9 Ii sfass E
Very. Kind d yousto walt l tsw.das;
and very considerable also, to fix limit
thereto by which, front present appear
ances, t;asTei's trAsln rtll Treas ybrr
still waiting -lumbers.
A Nobel FARM. Many farms ili'f1lis
tyulnay, probably quite number
do deserve this title, but being unac-
'lquai.hed with them aud their ID v.unhR.
es, We will venture q short description
,t,of, one which we are sure has, = CLAIM,
upon it. We refer to the farm Of Mr.. s
Il. Gdnsoitis, situated in Cass tow nship
one half mile west of the Cedar river al
Covers Ferry II The. farm consists ii
four hundred acres lyiigiin nearly a
Iisquare body, one-half upon the Ievsl
, river Bottom, aud tire remainder on the
high rolling prairie. It 10 all: under
fence-good fence land almost all unde,
cuiMsatiN,, including the fifty or more
acres that are kept in tame meadow each
year. The buildings are adlninkbty 81.
uated on the rise Of ground that marks
1.-THE limit Of the bottom land, in the cen
ter Of the farm from cast to west, aud
include almost everything necessary fol
comfortable living and successful farn,
ing.ssA large and conveniently COR
structed dwelling; tool house we'll fprn
ished and stocked; wood house; stone
/ smoke house; large barn, constructed Of
the best plan, and SO situated that all The
! drainage from it and the adjoining yaro
enriches the arabic land below; grana
lies, cribs, aEd 1 platform Fairbanks
for weighing stock, grain, &c. On tn
northern etlge Of the farm is lAf,oths
dwelling house with alorge and conve
nient barn. ra.-.F. rss y4g.f.t .sss.a
+ This farm, as one would expect. l.
under high state Of cultivation, ant
\ the grain and stock thatafe yearly turn
ed off from it amount to noinsignifcan
value. Fifty-eight acres Of corn raises
AIN one body THIS year stands ten )
twelve feet In sverase,heieht and ,conIi
be sold asit grew Tor eighty bushels q
ethe acrKl. An ialtisdgtton y. sknl y
that there nrsy h. ci9afic,e a1dfeft %
some one to obtAin such'a farm 81 II BEL
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