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sN 4.
National Governments will use every
means at its cpmmand TO preserve the
peace 10 this State, and will enforce the
Ku Klux law to the very fullest extent.
There is no uso in being lnealy-
:sensl.sa about thesa lnaitars anvs longer.
The first, duty of the government Is to
protect the liyes and property Of its oiti.
zens and when q State government fails
to do this, it then beeo.nes incumbent
upon too National .Governneat to make
good the detection.
In North Carolina tho United States
authorities are actively at work arrcsting
ti.ese scamps who make night hideous
with their devilish transactions, and we
have tho assurance that operations will
soon commence here. Tho FIRST thing
We want is IN United States marshal
who knows his duty in the premises, aud
knowing it has the courage to perform
it. Such an one we must have, if it
breaks every political slate in tho State. >
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a CARD.

am informed that calls for the Meeting
of the Republicans at Orangcbrrg Court
House on Saturday September ID, have
been posted ut different places in the County,
with my name subscribed thereto. | have
neither written nor signed any such notices
nor calls, and the use Of my name was totalh,
unauthorized by me; and further, am nei-
ther the Chairman nor n member of the E1-
ecutire Committee of the Republican party.
feel it due to mys elf TO publish the above
statement, rs matter simply of fact.
As to the call of the meeting, the neccssi v
and the object thereof, express no opinion.
If the Executive Committee of my party
deem it expedicnt to call meeting, it is for
them 10 do so.
If they do SO call a meeting, deem it the
duty Of the party 10 attend it,
GEORGE BOLIVER.
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New MAso.ic ORGAN.-Dr. y. G.
Mackey, of this city-now a resident.
OF Washington, ID. C.-has issued a
prospectus for new Masonic Journal
10 be called Nackcy's Nattouul Free.
mason. 1t will be issued mon,hly, and
will contain everything calculated to
throw light on the principles aud prac-
ticcs OF the order. The Hun. Alfred
Pike, of Arkauscs, and Hon. Henry
Buist, aud other Masuuic lights of this
city, will contrib ute to its columns
Charleston Courier.
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The Meeting To-Day.

Il - = -y.rlI :. L u.
Neser before 10 the history of Or.
angeburg County was there such an
eyont as the one which calls her people
together to-day. With sorrowing hearts
do VIC record il Hore peac and tran.
'qnility havewatched over our destinies-
and We have prospered. TO day an i'm.
puiiso brings this people together that
mover had place of Judgement in their
hearts before. But as we hayn't the
Bpace to speak OF it at length we will
rest ourselves with these remarks: This
meeting is to be no hot and fire eating
affair. 1t must be one of cool and de-
liberate action. IF the people act right,
great good will result to all from it. We
want every man today who attends it,
to pledge his support to law and order.
We want It to adopt course that will
protect and benefit all--white aud black
alike. We want no bitter partisan af-
fair, and the man that attempts to make
itsuch will receive our heartiest con-
demnation.
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! NOTICE.
Is COUNCIL CHAMBER,
Oraneeburg, s. c., Aug, 80, 1871.

OIauBepurB, -. S.S AuS.p oO, 1911.
From The repeated and heavy rains we,
hare had, and we are. almost daily having;
also, from the increase of the number Of the
inhabitants Of our Town, caused by the
,coming In OF large number of persona who
have left less favored places ON aceasnt Of
disease in those localities--feeling the re-
.sponsibility resting upon us, and desirous of
maintaining, rs fnr as in our power lies, that
amount II health SO graciously granted to
our Town by Almighty God, we, the Town
Coanoil of orangcburg, have appointed
BOARD OF HEALTH, consisting Of DR.. A.
8. Salley, John A. Ha,ni!tos and Townsend
ID. Wolfe, who shall have full powers to ex-
anime and report upon the situation and
condition Of MI Premises, Lots and Streets.
within the Incorporation, and TO Report as
to the best aud most efficient manner or re-
moving ali Npisances and the Maintaining of
the Health and Cleanliness of err Town.
The good Citizens Of the Town arc urgent
~ requested to yield q cordial support to
Tho actions of fhc Board Of Health.
Is c, Isl N. 4. BULL
gs Mayor.
F. ). 0LTyERos, Clerk.
Gent
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''llow do | look, Pompcy p said a
young dandy to his servant, as he fin.
ished dressing. Elegant, Mass. You
look as bold as lion. Bold as Iion.
Pompcy y? How do YOU know You
never saw lion." "Oh yes, Mlassa, l
seed one down to Massa jerks, iii his
stable" Down at jerks, Iomrey f?
Why, you great fool, jerks hasn', got !.
lion; that's Jackass!' Cant help
it, Nlassa you look just ike him"
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NOTICE

Mrs. Il. NJ. SHULER RESPECTFULLY
Informs her friends that she is prepared to
make LADIES DRESSES, CUTTING, FIT
TING and BASTiNG in all the various
Styles Being deprived of her only STAY
in LIFE, and having the CARE of TWO
LITTLE CHILDREN, she is fore ed to seek n
living in this way. Hoping that her friends
in Prosperity will.bc her friends in the dark
days Of sad misfortune, she has thds been
prompted to appeal to their sympathies.
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Gen. r. F. Butler.

The Charleston Courier in long
editorial on this gentleman, aud his
chances for the. gubcrnatorial chair of
Massachusetts, pays him tac following
compliments 81 {
"General Butler Inns tta;nod notoric.y
which has made his name a familiar word
in this country and through MOS, of the
civilized world This notoriety will
survive him many generations"
That's the way we like to see justice
metcd out to n political enemy.
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NOTICE.
OFFICE SCHOOL COMMISSIONER,

p ~ -, 'osAGesuno scouzrb seC.,
..e August 10th, 1871.
Whereas majority Of the SCHOOL
TRUSTEES Of this County haye ,ssiled 70,
Comply with Sections %, so end 81 of am
Act entitled San Act to Estsblish aud Main.-
tain q System of Free Cemmea Schools.
&C.," TO which, their, Attention was sdniy
called, the following Section ofethes same.
Act is published for the Infernatipn,o the
newly appointed Trustees, They are r..
qnired to carry it out strictly = ss,ssa.
'.sEc. 40. An annual meetine OF each,
School District shall be held on the last Sat-
urday of June, of each year, nj sIs o'clock,
NJ, notice of the time and place being given
by the Clerk Of the Board Of Trustees, By
posting written or printed NOTICES in, three
public places of tho District at Issst. tan
days before the mccting.o ss.2,..x
Especial meetings may be called, by the
Board Of Trustees, or By n majority Of the
legal voters of the District but notice OF
such special meeting, staiing the purposes
for which it is called. sball be posied in q.
least three public places within the District,
ten days previous TO the time OF. such meet
ing. And no business shall be acted upon at
any special meeting not specified ii, said no
lice.
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Notice TO Trustees. s.
OFFICE SCHOOL CoMMIssIoNEa

SSNNS DNrioob bSopA1ttSoApTBbt'
orAsexsyRg, q. ,sSN
Aughsf 25ih. 1871
In accordance with sectiop 4. .of An ACT
20 amend rAn .Ac. es.sslea ,sa Ar Asst To estnb.
lish and maintain asystein OF Free Comtpon
Schools for the State Of South Caroiina," !"
approved March 9th 1871.
The Trustees of the VARIOUS School Dis
tricts will, as soon as Practicable make out q
list Of all Text Books needed in their respsc-
School District for the persons attending
School, which list when. Properly Certified
TO by said Trustees, the Clerk shall forward
said list to this Office without delay.
~. Z. j. GAIN,
s. G. O.C.
aug 2si' it9'aayis ~ ''s;'6sH sp7
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NOlIJE.
OFFICE SCHOOL COMMISSIONER.
ORANGEBuRa CousrY. 3. O.

ORANGEBURG CouNrY, s. c.,
August 10th, 1871.
Notice is hereby given that the TRUs-
TEES Appointed in the various school.
DISTRICTS of orangeburg County, viii
Proceed at once TO take the CENSUS Of all
the CHILDREN between the ages Of six (6l
and sixteen (l6) years. resident within their
respective School Districts, distinguishing
between Male and Female, White and Col
ored; also include I'd yoas sspsr. :Asa nap
ber of School Houses Built, since August
1870, 30 August 1871, in your respective
School District, Material and cost thereof.
the number Previously Built, Material and
cost thereof By whom owned whether owned
by District or Private Parties, also the num-
Der Of School Houses rented to Truttecs, from
October lst 1870, to April 10th 1871, and
at what price per month. Trustees will
also report how many Mills on the Hundred
have been Assessed on the Property Of cir
respective Districts for School Purposes; and
the CLERK of said BOARD of TRUSTEES.
shall Return TO this Once Duplicate Report
Of the same by lst of. September. Blanks
will be furnished by calling at this Office.
E.T. CAIN,
VI School Commissioner o. C.
ans IN a,
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NOTICE.
OFFICE SCHOOL COMMISSIONER,
OrAxsEHuRs Cousrr, s. C..

~ '+DS - ~ ~ ~,
Augnst 18th, 1S7i.
The 'oI'owing Resolutions were rassed by
the Board of Examiners:
Eesofrrd, That all Certificates Of, ou.li6c4-
ton. issued TO Teachers in this County.
'intc'i sp 30 August fst, 1871, Be anu the
sane are hereby Cancelled.
RssoIred, That Session of this Board be
He'll during 4 he week commencing 18th sep
trSbeT ami ssas5liiag sss II aid :
month. for TIE exenina,ien % Candiaasss
Tor The procession of Teacher. end that clu.
n"iieo be s;vcu Of the same flroagh Tan
fRA~GEnuro Nkws.
E.Islc-sIy,
G s. BUid..
T. G. ANDREWS,
fer Examiners.
anglo 81,
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"Let the Law be Enforced"

49,. sEH5 -
Under this heading our contemporary
of the Columbia t'nion has an article,
so much to the point, that we repro.
duce it. Like the Union We think the
time for soft talking and coaxing has
passed. 1t pains US to say so, but it is
nevertheless truth 1t is hard when
right-mindcd Republicans have done all
they could to allay political excitement,
that they should be threatened with
death. It's hard when man is d oing
.Sallthe can for the peace and prosperity
of tho community in which he lives, to
have his motives continually assailed
Sand misjudged. If this world were
without sin, or rather were the men that
thus persecute others for opinions sake,
! without spot or without blenish them
selves, then their course n,is Int be re.
gardcd at least as pardonable. But we
have known persons who took advantage
of circumstances to "cut" and abuse
gentlemen because Of their political seu-
. timents, who before two shades of poll
tics were introduced into this State,
they would have Stunned as they
would a lcprous wretch, their delamers.
Nov, men who once would not associate
with NIessrs So-and-so, who would not
be caught5introducing them into fash.
ionablo ballroom, are talked of as Glow
down fellows" by these same suubb-
ed creatures. D ten,pora! o Alores /!
is hackncyed newspaper phrase, but
sometimes it Comes in nicely. This is
one, of the places. But let us not di-
gress. We repeat that it is hard for
those who have worked faithfully for the
prosperity OF this people, to be per-
petually assailed by them as thieves and
scopndrels. We are perfectly willing
that he that is without sin among the
disaffected, should curse to his hearts
delight; but We do motiesAy insist that
those who live in glass houses be quiet.
When We say that zoe have labored
hard for Orangeburg County, we are
9ufitsttenv sv..~ =. -. ,,.;;,...,- ;.;--
will not try TO gainsay tile assertion. We
have had charge Of this journal now
for nearly twelve months, and through
all the discouraging and dish eartening
messages and intelligences that have
reached our ears, we have kept the
even tenor Of our way. Republican but
honestly battling for the right, we have
tried to injure no man. This our enc
mics will give us credit for. We have
steadily condemned corruption where
ever We found it. Unskilled in that
journalism that would ever seek to hide
the shortcomings of its political coafre-
res, we have exposed wrong On every
hand, Aud so has majority of the
leading Republicans in this County.
With them we have counselled peace aud
good order; and with them We are
striving to have for this State better
government than it has beeu blest with
asawhole for the past three or four
years. But all our efforts, and all the
conibined endeavors Of both parties viii
le rendered wholly fiuitlcsa, if laulcss.
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Notice of Dismissal

is HEREBY GIVEN THAT ON.
IN the 18th day of September, 1871. 1 vii,
file my Final Accounts with the Henors III
I. c, Andrews, Judge Of Probate. and 40
Tor hetters Of Dismissal as Ekecussr Of tke
Estate of T. ,. w. Myers. decd.
3. ID. MYERS,
aug i---n ExseEtcr 81
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Pine Grove Academy.
Q Miles North East of Orange.
burg, S. &.

NHlS SCHOOL re.opens on MONDAY,
IL September 4th. There will be n vaca-
ton during Christmas, cxersiscs being re-
sumcd first Monday in January, ami con-
tinuing until the latter part of June 1872
This is the cheapest School nt its grade in
the State. Sustained IN pnri by the Free
School Fund, land literally supported bv
local patronage. the best Inducements are
offered those wishing to avail themselves OF
the benefits sofsa good School a, The leas,
possible expense.
line branches tcught cr"trace everything
pertaining to aSfrstclass .icadcin.c !. cours,
drawing is snktic specially. nuG prnnau-
ship in all its branches rccs We, rars,cu'ar
attention.
Phonography {shou-han wr;,ing) is
tsnglit those dcssiring it.
ionng men Wishing Busiu 81 Education,
ana Boy, and Girls ,iosirin; to prepare FOR
I.,Isse' have ais. faeili. e. mere afforded
No ,rnins or labor is spared to make thr
School ono Of the best OF it's kinl--,hurouyi,
progressive, and up TO tho tim =
The greatest care is take TO improve the
manners and morals Of the Chil.iren Tb,
Discipline is strict.
The modes of instruction AMI tho App,i
ances for Illustration are Tie nus, approved
eAtaht' Tue objective Sys cu is cn,rioycl
as fnr as possible
(, Arrangements will soon he malc to give
ins'ruction in Music. The WIFE Of tho Pr;u-
oipai is one Of The best Finnist, in the State.
The School is si'iatcd in one nf the hc.i
of neighborhoois, and the healthiuc of The
locality is unsurpassed.
Eoard can be had AT prices ranging from
lSS. 90 TO $lo 90 per month.
Tuition $500 per month, payable month
Ily.
Drawing and Phonography, each $IOO
per month additional
For further information, address or npply
TO CHARLES l.. EDWARDS,
Principal, Orangeburg, 6. C.
sept2 1t
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NOTICE.

ONE MONTH AFTER DATE the DIS
TRIBUTioN of PRIZES in the South Caro-
lima Land and immigration Association com
'''o'iSSs' "'".- -~---i i-f--.--.-.---- .--.--
your Tickets at once, from
]. s. ALBERGoTTi, agent.
sept 2-1t At yose's Store.
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Family Grocery,

--coRNyns
~
,os,m Il uffs
TTAvING JUST RECEIVED FROM
CHOlGE FAMILY GhOCEhlES :,
ever brought to this Market, we respectfully
themselves.
Our GOODS are all markell down Low
for CASH, ms we sell only for CASH or
Country Produce. .,
Sfor sale by sam s co.
4 - ~ -
Family Flour. ($S.Ol.) for sale bv. - .a'
>"' sAiN A. co
80. f5'i3 - "a ,
81, IN. M....,s, for fos -,
W. SAiN c3
,S0 II
oo,o ,,,,
ooiohe 'ea--oes' or"ha-lsi } ioT sase ey -
%s 0A'N q w.
Fine Syrup tISo.) for sal. by 4,
sam co.
.s 40
Fine Molasses (45c. for sale by
sam 4 co.
Do you want cheap Sugar. Goto
SAIN l. co. "A
'Do w, ,,,,, .,,., cogo., co
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NOTICE.

AN ELECTION for q MAYOR AMI four
ALDERMEN for tho Town of Orangeburg,
So. Ca, will be held at the Engine Hall, on
Tuesday the 18th day of September, A. d.
1871. +. }. oLIvEROS,
sep. 2-2t Clerk O. TIC.
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NOTICE. il /. = ,
OFFICE OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES
liza, enAxeERuRe CouSrY, 8. c..

Id Tsaf &csiff q *,-scIfl .F -
SCHOOL DISTRICT, No. H.. ~
A. p. 'Asinser, Hercules Richardson,
James Thompson. 30 lar ~
POPLAR SCHOOL DIsTRIGTaNo. 2. if
William Pauling, W.. j.. snider, William
Green.
ZINE GROVE SCHOOL DISTRICT, No. 8.
A r.. Flood. w. w. Vice, Smith Glover.
AMELIA SCHOOL DISTRICT, No. 4.
James l.. Jamison, Frederick Buyck, PHI
lip Smith.
PROVIDENCE SCHOOL DISTRICT. No. 5.
DR.. F. w. Vogt, Keitt Green, Lewis Hill,
lard.
GOODBY's SCHOOL DISTRICT. No. 6.
Alex McKelvy, Wade Hampton, " NJ.
Smith.
LYONS SCHOOL DISTRICT, No. I.
]. III. Wallace, A. o. Holman, A. C. Will
liams. tFf-j
COW CASTLE SCHOOL DISTRICT. NO. g
Ezra Connor, Martin Williams, Peter Car.
MIDDLE SCHOOL DISTRICT, No. Q.
Thomas Philips, II. NJ. Miller, shedrick
earn.
ORANGE SCHOOL DISTRICT, No. 10
4. J. oliNcrss, Harry Glover, J. i. Uor-
ger.
cav CAV SCHOOL DISTRlCr. M. II.
Peter G!addrn, }. A. J. nildcbrand, Ei-
rick Glover.
BRANCuyiLLE SCHOOL DISTRICT. No -
W. II. Reddish, f. ". Fairy, E.iwar
Gfecn.
NEW HOPE SCHOOL pi: TRIGI,. No. II.
V. b. Bownan, S. T. Dax,er, George
Gavin.
EIllzs4BEIII- ~ z ]; .ter.
II. v. Danaa!sy. Jac,.ie Wolfe, Rufus wsieSs1
stone. @
HpisT0 SCHOOL DISTGICT. So. IL.
s. I. lSlar, Allen Brown. Adam Phelps
UNION SCHOOL DISTRICT, No. rs.
william pannerly, ". f. Chaplin, E,uanu-
el rou
ZION school, DISTRICT, No II.
r. Turner, Ccphas Farrison, d. II. Bar
ton. ,s.t y
WILLOW SCHOOL DISTRICT, No. Is.
! w. T.. w. Riley, A. u. Bowling, Irwin Jen.
nings. .t@ @s -" go
LIBERTY SCHOOL DISTRICT. So.Io.
J. L. Gibson, Rufus Pou, J. III ,Livin gston.
GoODLAND SCHOOL DISTRICT, No. 90.
@. R. Summers, George Baxter, Aaron
Ferguson. 4
HEBRON SCHOOL DISTRICT, No 81.
Barny Livingston, J. II. Akson, Isaac
| Thompson.
RoCKEy GROVE SCHOOL DISTRICT
No. 22. yfas
J. II. Phillips, r. W. Boylstor, Minus
| Corbeit.
HoPEWELL SCHOOL DISTRICT, No. %.
David Jennings, William Peel, g. Hnito.,
TABERNACLE SCHOOL DISTRICT,
No. 81.
Bennett Tyler, Thomas Tyler, David Ty-
! Ter.
Notice, is hsrcby given that all OF the above
named TRUSTEES are required to QUAIL
FYwithin 10 days from date, in accordance
| with the Law. ~ li e..S sras
z. I. CAIN,
&. 8. BULL,
T. C. ANDREWS,
.t County Board Of Examiners,
Fof Orangeburg County
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PEAKE 4 MILES.
FACTORS AND
GENERAL COMMISSION
MERCHANTS.
OFFICE, CETRRAL WHARF,

Charleston. s. G..
hEIEREScEs-Messrs. jas. Adger & CO.,
Charleston, s. c., Hon. Jno. L. King, Mai.
Geo. 1. jackson, Augusta, Ga, Col. l.. b.
Ch,lds. j. Southern, Esq, +. Hope, Esq,
Columbia, S. C.
Special attention given to Consignment of
COTTON AND OTHER MERCnA ANDIsE,
AyD ORDERS ron
YELL0Ws5 S :FITCU PINE LUMBER
Promptly and carefully filled
II. 7. PEAKE, E. SCOTT MILES.
sept2 1t
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Every article for the onASaEBpRa NHws
MUST be accompanied by the real name of
the author--nos aecessarily for publica-
J ] fiorr but MS . guarantee of good faith on the
part Of tho writer.
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5. ]. CAIN,
School commissionsro Q. c.
aue ~ a
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ouu;icin DU'.i.o.=... -. - ,-.:;--
ais of the North is very apparent.
Whenever an outrage against law occurs
in any Northern State, the press is never
backward in denouncing it, 40 matter
whether the parties be black or white.
Democrats or Republicans. Here every.
thing is worked in the interests of one
party. The late raid into Oraugeburg
by an hundred more or less, Of disguised
men, hardly drew protest from single
Democratic journal, while somo of them
even seek to coser up and hide tho of.
fense. We have been desirous that
peace and quiet should prevail, in order
that there might be no reason for the
enforcement of the Ku Klux law, but
we arc now confident that nothing but
the strong arm of the United States
IGovcrnmcnt will hiring peace and order
to the State, aud this we believe will
soon be brought into requisition. Many
persous ip the disai1ected sections pro.
fess to prefer martial law to the preseut
government, and to all such We will say,
the prospects now are that you will soon
have your preferences gratiGed. For
bearauce has ceased to be a virtue, aud
martial law in certain localities has be,
como almost necessity. We hope tho
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The Tipton advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Cedar Co., Iowa) 1856-1962, 1871-07-06

SPRINGDALE NORMA i. sa..,.s.x- ,rv-s
institution, under the care and in.trna-
ton of E. U. Cook, Supt., assisted BY
Messrs. Clarkson Davis. A. NJ, Barna-
has Hobbs, A. NJ, u. w. Lewis, will
commence Its next term of four weeks,
August "a, 1871.
There 10 nowhere one designing to
teach can receive 30 mucl, benefit as ut
Normal School. This one combines
many advantages, among them a valua-
bic course Of lectures Tree to Normal
scholars, and low price of board, varying
from 81 so to $3.50 per week. Tuition 10
one dollar per week. The following en-.
dorsement speaks for itself,
Knowing the great need of more well
qualified teachers, l take pleasure in
encouraging every laudable agency to
afford greater facilities to prepare young
men and women for the vocation of
teaching. With this view endorse the
movement which Messrs Cook Is Macy
are making to conduct q Normal Insti-
tute Of four weeks at Springiale, Cedar
county, commencing Aug. "a, 1871.
y. S. KISSELL,
June 2s, 1871. supt. Public Instruction.
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The Muscatinc yo,u7,ol reads us a
little lecture with the NJ, 7. & A. r. r.
for text, in which Cedar county il
blamed for the past failure of that en-
terprise, and the laudablc wish
expressed that the subject be so
handled by each that Muscatine
and Upton papers may have some
respect for each others opinion. Can't
sec it to the former, and Amen! to the
latter.
The Joaual, however, sneeringly
suggests that teams from about and
beyond Upton draw farm produce to
Muscatin", which is indeed strange, the
./o'"~ol having no doubt often won
dcrcd why Upton did not have grain
and stock buyers without any kind of
shipping privileges.
The Tipton advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Cedar Co., Iowa) 1856-1962, 1871-07-06

To drive away Cockroaches.

Hearth and Home, one of the best of
our exchanges, informs a complaining
correspondent that powdered borax left
on The shelves and places where these
vermin frequent, will both kill and
drive them all away. Not one will be
left so long as any of the borax is on
hand. Cabbage leaves are also dctested
BY them, and cucumber Feelings.
Ants may be driven eff by placing
green tansy on the shelves of pantries
and cupboards infested by them. II
should be renewed as soon as it gets
dry.
The common fever few herb is tlislik-
ed by fieas, and will cause them to leave
instanter if sprinkied about their
haunts.
None ofthesc articles are dangerous or
poisons, and on this account are very
much to bs preferred to Paris green or
any such violent and dangerous remedy.