The Tipton advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Cedar Co., Iowa) 1856-1962, 1870-07-28

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+ Erepch funded debC the holders Of
which are styled reitie Inc to'-
erment issues no boltds, but accepts
loans from the peoplei entering them
.upon its ledsers and paiing specified
rate Of interest. The fluctuations in
1.-The market value of hiS debt are
noted in dispatches. .
The Woman's JouruH published the
following advertisementfrom German
paper, and we suppose Wy can: II am
Mile. Pepi, and my fstor is called
Netti. Kindly nature hhs endowed us
with the charms of wdmanhood. We
are both engaged at the Theatre Nation
al. | am in the CHORUS and Netti
dances in the ballet. We arc both O! us
virtuous girls, especially .Netti. She,
for instance, believes thai when girl
kisses man with monstache. nous
taches are sure to grow on her lip toe;
but you know that does not occur,
especially if tho young man has 30
moustache. If any believes that we
are girls likely to be deceived, he makes
a mistake, and has only to enquire Of
the woman who acts as box keeper,
Mdme. Kovacs. We only desire to be
married; firstly, because religion says it
is the duty of woman; and because time
has arrived when we should settle,
especially Netti. Finally, one who
wishes one or two wives has only to
apply
THE SOLDIERS REUNION What is
Des Moines doing? the Mrcats of all
the soldiers of the State, that eve shall
all tie there. us true, and we don't doubt
it, the SD, OW appropriation 10y The Gen
eral Assembly will not pas one half the
expenses. We must raise here in this
county at least $50 900 more.
There will not be a spare team within
forty miles of Des Moincs, August 3lst.
1870. Everybody is coming to hear the
life and drum,' Gen. Belknap and
other thunder, see Gen. Sherman. and
a display that will never be seen again.
The soldiers will come and with them
old men and young men who could not
go to the war-alI the women and all
the children. Let them come. Bat let
us caution all. The crowd will be SO
great that every one must expect incon
venencc Bring your provisions, bring
your blankets, bring all things ncccsa-
ry to camp out, TO Sleep i'm sour wagons
here sure, and thousands more who
wish to see the soldiers. Look out for
a big time rgi&tcr, 2lst.
New WHEAT.-A load of this years
wheat was received at Mr.. IIale's mill
to-day from Geo. Hutchinson, of Port
Louisa. 1t was the first of the season.
1t weighed 81 pounds to the measured
bushe', which is considered very good
weight. The average weight of last
years crop was not over fifty pounds to
the bushcl. According to the Chicago
standard, wheat must weigh 60 pounds
to the bushel to grade as No. |. Our
new crop will, therefore, go in as No. |,
whereas last years crop nearly all went
in as rejected.
We were not Informed what price
was paid for the new lot of wheat to-
day Mtscdtinc JOun0I 21M
See advertisement of DR.. Butts Dis
pensary, headed Book for the Million
Marriag" Guide-in another column.
1t should be read by all. BOY
INFANTs-Much suffering to these
tender little buds of the human family
might be alIayed by using Mrs. Whit
combs Syrup. See advertisement in
another column.
THERE IS NO EXCUsH for those who
drag their weary and di-Orl1red bodies
into our company, when Il few doses of
Ayers Sarsapariiia would cleanse their
mu:ky blood and restore their health
and yjrDr Ne muddy victims of bill