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The Tipton advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Cedar Co., Iowa) 1856-1962, 1871-02-09

the proposition is equaled only by the
infatunticn Of those who seek to invert
the natural order Of things and amass
wealth by vote. We conclude, then,
that no tax, binding in law, has been
voted in this county to aid, in tho CON-
struction Of railroad; and that m In,
junction to restrain the levy, or II levied,
to restrain the collection of any pretend.
ed tax, would be granted by the proper
court, aud upon hearing, made perpet-
ual. This is also the opinion Of the Hon.
Henry O'Coiinor, tho Atty. Gen. Of
this State, who says he is quite conf
dent that a tax voted with the condition
herein mentioned cannot be legally col
leeted.' EEb$f stS8&At {"
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They have ut Clinton some very
large saw mills. That of w. J. Young
& Co., sawed 80, s49, GA feet of lumber ,
shingles, l3, Jag, 400 and $500, 755 lath.
This mill is $50 feet by ITO, and propell-
ed by eight boilers and a nine hundr, d
horse power engine. 1t has 1862 upright
saws and II circular saws. Their smoke
stack is 153 feet high. Lamb & Sons
also have two extensive mills, one be-
ing $50 by IS, the other 100 feet by 40
has two engines, one 100 horse power,
and the other 80 horse power. Besides
these monster mills they have in Gin
ton several others, which in almost any
other place would be considered large.
Lamb, Byng & Cos. mill is $50 by 60,
with thirty upright and seven circular
saws; the Clinton Company's mill is
100 by so, with seventy-five upsight and
Sc ven circular saws. Some e6Iets mills,
the dimensions and number Of saws of
which are not given. But by recapitula-
ton there is above specified 25s upright
and As circular saws running in thecity
of Clinton, besides the number in the
smaller mills which are not .specif
ed. The Clinton dye gives us detailed
statement Of the amount of lumber
sawed at Clinton during the year 1870,
as follows: Lumber sawed, 72,5l9 ,O9G
feet number Of lath IS, 35i, $50; number
of shingles, %, 400, 400. In all 119, 49,
as. We learn from the same paper that
Dubuque sold the past year about 60, OOo,-
600 feet; Davenport, 22,ooo,O0o; Musca-
tine, 10000, 900; Burlington 100000,
and Keokuk, 100000
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Still another: Our well known friend
Mr.. Ackley, proprietor Of that spleen did
hotel, the Ackley House, who has suft-
cred for . number of years with . swol.
len, and consequently stiff, ankle, step.
ped into DR.. BallOu's 0f1Oe, and han
the swelling and stiffness entirely re-
moved in ten minutes, and has felt no
symptoms of 1t since. The Ackley
House is opposite the post ONCE, and
any one who desires can SATISFY them.
selves OF the truth of the
above by seeing Mr.. Ackley. Such
wonderful cures prove the Doctors theo-
ry to be correct: That as it is easy to get
get sick 1t should be as easy to get we'll.
-Davcnport Gazette.
The Tipton advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Cedar Co., Iowa) 1856-1962, 1871-02-09

The January Number of The small
Fruit Recorder aud Cottage Gardener
comes in an entire rev dress and enlar--
ged form. Every loyet of q good;gaEden
of vegetables and fruits or the beautiful,
fragrant flowers, should send send for a
Specimen Number. The Editor has
over two hundred acres in fruits and
flowers, and should, therefore, be able
to fill its pages with the most practical
matter, and, judging by the January
Number before us, he seems to be fully
competent for the task. 1t is Sixteen
Page Monthly, at only one dollar per
year. Edited by A. M. Purly, Palmy-
ra, N. Y, to whom all communications
for the paper, or specimen copy should
be addressed. @ Sc @
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THc DAvENpoRyCtz

The DAVENPORT GAZETTE prospectus
for 1871 has found place in our col
umns for several weeks; and although
the season for subscribing for newspa-
pears IS, perhaps, nearly gone, we will
yet take the pains to say that the Co
zctte is one of the most valuable secular
papers that reader in this part Of the
country can have. The very latest news
from all parts of the country and world,
the able editorials and judicious selec-
tiops, which it contains; and above all,
the fact that it is an Iowa newspaper,
devoted pre- .eminently to Iowa interests
ana their advancement, are sufficient
inducements.
The Tipton advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Cedar Co., Iowa) 1856-1962, 1871-02-09
The Great Railroad Slaughter.

r. Further details of the terrible disaster
on the Hudson River Railroad are re-
ceiyed, from which 1t appears the cause
ofthe accident was the breaking of an
axle of one of the oil ears, which threw
the oil train off its track upon the up
track, and directly in front Of the Pacific
express train, which was so near that it
could not be stopped, and it struck the
oil car, denoishing it, and scattering
oil in every direction, and it igniting,
enveloped the express train in flames.
The locomotive was hurled into the liv-
err, and the engineer killed. The bag
gage and express cars were piled OH top
of the engine. At the same time the
Chicago sleepingcar was In sheet Of
flame, and though desperate attempts
were made to rescue the passengers, it is
said that not one got out alive. Two of
the otter sleeping-cars next to it were
also wrapped in flames, but the passen-
gers in them all got out safely. And
then the bridge took fire, and in less
than ten minutes, the whole structure
fell, carrying with it the Chicago car,
and burying it and its inmates out of
sight under the water, and among the
ruins of the locomotive and the express
cars. This terrible result settled all
doubts as to the probability of rescuing
one, dead or alive. then there was moth
ing to do till daylight. Tho names of
the killed, thus far known, are Sum-
mons, engineer; Peter Vessburg, con-
ductor, of the Chicago car, and a brake
man named Behrine. 1t is also thought
that Rev. DIR. Dennis, of the Church of
Strangers, New York, and wife are
among the dead, as gentleman said
that they occupied berth in the Chi
cago car.
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In Circuit Court Of the state Of Iowa. within and for
Cedar county, February term, 1871. :
In the matter of the estatel Notice Of application
Of John Huber, deceased for assignment OF
To all whom it may concern: -. 4e.
Notice is hereby given that there is now on file n
the Office Of the Clerk of the Circuit Court the state
OF Iowa within and for Cedar county petition of
Harriet A. Huber widow Of John Huber, deceased
making application for the admeasurment her dow
err in the following real estate situated in Cedar conn
ty Iowa. being the estate Of her late husband to witt
The north east quarter of section nine t9 100 acres
ehfofthe Sc Of section nine o. so acres and BIZ
of tho Il dissection nine t9l SO acres and the sw y
dissection nine (9l 160 acres and the OF the ne d
Of section twenty one (e 40 acres and the part or
the NV u of section twenty two {22), n acres all in
township eighty 800 north Of range three () Of
the 9Th p. NJ, making in all 81 acres.
And that the first day of the Of said Court
to be begun and held at the Court House Upton
the 18th day Of February A. ID. 1871 is set for the final
hearing on said petition Ifno sufficient objection be
then made an order will be made by said Court, ap
pointing referees for that purpose and said dover will
be admeasured according to law and set off to said
widow As prayed WIN. ELLIOTT.
avs Clerk OF Circuit Court.
WOLF 4 II ND Attys for said widow.
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LIvERY.-Pritchard Bros. have pur-
chased tue entire stock and interest of
the livery Stable, lately Pritchard &
Co.'S, and propose to accommodate their
customers better than ever before
Messrs. Pritchard are accommodating
and enterp,ising gentlemen and will De
found such by all who deal with them.
They propose adding new buggies and
generally improving their outfit when
spring opens, and will be ready for an
active summer campaign.
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A. B. OAKLEY, Co., Sup't.

NoTIcE.-A meeting of the old men,
bers OF the "Tipton Library Assoca-
ton" and of the late Philomathian L.
Il l.. Association, is hereby called for
CThursday) evening in the Recorders
ONCE, Court House, at 81 o'clock sharp,
to make some disposition of the Libra
ryIt Is hoped for the interest of all par
ties concerned that there will be a full
attendance.
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Coon BoY.-An old subscriber, the
other day, calling in to pay a subscrip-
ton some months past due, remarked
that che didn't know when he should
have thought of it if his little boy hadn't
asked him If he was not going to pay
for his paper again this year."
"Out oftbe mouth of babes, &C." We
owe that boy handful of striped alleys,
and wish there were about three hun
dred more just such boys in this part of
the world.
The Tipton advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Cedar Co., Iowa) 1856-1962, 1871-02-09

JURoRs.-The following is a list of
the names of persons drawn to serve as
Grand Jurors, for the year 1871:
Solomon Teegarden, Abraham PlaT,
G. Paden, Robt. l.. Moore,
James Westfail, John NJ. Watson,
VIM. NJ. Knott, Thomas Furst,
John Ferguson, J. G. Alexander,
w. Helmer, q. p. Linaweayer
J. Stockslager, J. NJ. Graham,
J. i. Hennicks.
TO serve as Petit Jurors for the June
term Of the District Court, 1871, the fol-
lowing named persons were drawn. .~
Geo. Reeder, Chester w. Simmons,
James Cousins, Henry Pierce,
Abnes Piatt, Peter Vanderpool,
Newton Ayers, Chas S. Chapman,
u. Westfall, Albert Downing,
). T. Zoe, Ephriam Bowman,
George Bolton, VIM. G. Grim,
VIM. Hill.
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INSTITUTION FOR THE Blind wish
to ascertain the name of the parent o.:
guardian, name, age, residence, aud
Post Office address of every blind per
son, blind to such ali extent as to he
unable to Acquire All education in the
common schools, in this county; the
number that receive aid from the count t..
Address the undersigned at Mechanics
Vile.
The Tipton advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Cedar Co., Iowa) 1856-1962, 1871-02-09

The census reports show US that in
population Iowa has beat all her sisters
in the relative order Of rank, having
jumped from the nineteenth, in 1860, to
the thirteenth, in 1870. In the same
time her population has increased over
500, 600, being now 1,l77,5l5. Many OF
the northern counties have during this
time gained from five to fifteen times
the number of population they had ten
years ago. New farms are being opened
in every direction over her broad and
fertile prairies, while new towns spring
up as II by magic along all the new line
OF railroads
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SoC1ABLE.--The Congregational soci-
.ble will meet this Thursday evening.
at the house Of Mr.. L. G. Smith. Those
wishing to attend will fipd conveyance
by coming, early in the evening, to Mr..
d. p. Clapp's, or Mr.. N. Fairchilds
The Tipton advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Cedar Co., Iowa) 1856-1962, 1871-02-09

FIRE! FIRE!-This discordant cry
broke the stiffness of Upton late last
Saturday evening, and with anxious
thoughts of the high wind which was
ready to assist in work of devastation,
numbers of our citizens rushed to the
sccnc of a.arm-the City Drug Store
Men were soon Oh the roof and very
little time sufiiced to have water scatter
ed plentifully from the foot of the stairs
to the top of the chimney. About this
time it was ascertained that there had
been no fire outside the chimney, the
burning out of which had caused the
alarm. So it was not much Of fire
after all, and the disappointed parties
consoled themselves with thinking
what it might have been, and went
home, leaving enough water on hand to
answer all purposes of ablution and d.
luton for month at least.
The Tipton advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Cedar Co., Iowa) 1856-1962, 1871-02-09

FoR condensed yet lucid ,inforinat ZION :,
there Is nothing like some of our news
paper aragraphs-witness, the follow
Ing from the Muscatine Courier:.,
'4The Sabula aud Marion Railroad Co.,
Il inaugurated by corporation"
- Who would ask to know more or
further 5ve$
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AN ASTONISHING CtRE.-Mrs Wash
burn who has not been able to open or
close her left hand for over two wears.
had its use perfectly restored to her in
ten minutes, by DR.. Ballou on the cor.
ner Of Third and Perry streets, Daven-
port,-She is resident Of East Daven-
port.
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The Book aud variety Store at the
Post Office under the supervision of
Mr.. Sterling is locking finely: it will
do you good to look in. ..
He is offering his large stock of Chrc-
mos and Pictures at discount of from
10 to 20 per cent from catalogue prices
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BUCI<EYE
HttUi2lD G Hair c2ltti1lN

okA AN1NJN.
~ CONWAY wfsheS to inform the citizens
~. OfTipton ana vicinity that he Inns opened
shop In the City Drug store building where
ne will be found always on hand and will try
20 please all who Will give him call. Ladies
halr cut or shampooed ut shop or residence
Long hair purchased and made nm to order in
switches. { urls or waterfalls. n23
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HARDWARE.

each pole.
When does all editor play singular
trick with grammar: When he declines
an article.
A contemporary gives notice of what
it calls the "annual sale Of the ladies Of
the Unitarian Society,""
He who loses money loses much he
who loses friend loses more; but he
who loses his spirits loses al.
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ACusled Hair Waterfall for sale by
Mrs. Leiand-Inquire soon. za.s, Il

Hollands German Remedies-the
great patent medicines OF the nge-are
a herewith. Read the advertisement, try
the medicine, and suffer no more. "a
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mfr. Sterling Of the Post Office Book
store informs Us tlaat;he is selling Books,
Stationery and Jewelry at the very
lowest prices for cash. -. -
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CONTRACTOR AND BUILDER. c'rARESc,,
~ Iowa. Will pay part attention to q Ii
Kinds of building that may be entrusted to
his care especially churches and school houses
ana viii guarantee all work to be done in the
best manter. Also makes out plans and spcci-
fcatiOns, :s;yI
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lib Whom il May Concern.
N9fce hereby given that Adam Bair has filed his
for permit to sell into cating liquors AT
ochester, for medicinal, Mechanical, sentimental
anal nsrpases an ana tina, inc same am Y SET
IT, to begun and held Ut Upton. the 18th day OF
tlh.ry, ISL WIN. ELLIOTT, Clerk
snnsgs =. ATi.s @s
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O,OOO REwARD.-Thisw will be paid
toany one who will prove that there is
particle Of mercury in DR.. Henry's
Root and Plant Pills. N5w4.
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WM. NJ. ENOTT

A UCTlONEER VIII attend promptly to
a selling all kinds Of property at Auction,
In any part Of Cedar county. A list Of his sales
VIII always be found at the TIrToN a pyER11-
SER Office, where those desiring his services
HIN. a
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! A Boston loper expresses the deliber-
ate conviction that "a man who will not
do anything, by way of public improve
ment, ought to keep tavern after every
body else is dead" .....H .....z
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Cattle savsd by Equine Remedlss.s
--~A
"a r4.mburoinp II M ChsAtlng

+. No Hambugging u No ChsAtang "A
pint bottle of DR.. Sage's Catarrh Reme-,
dy il prepared from one 6fsy,ceat paeks'
age, and the proprietor Offers 500 for
q case Of catarrli he. aanpot cure. Sod
BY druggists, or send sixty cents to DIR.
R.V. Pierce Buffalo, N. Y, and receive
it by mail. A pafiphiettfree. a Wy
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See advertisement of DIR. Butts Dis
pensary, headed Book for the Million
Marriage Guide lin another column.
1t should be read by all. 3Oy1
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Che Tiptou Sdrertisfr,

r. AAvertisers.-Antr transient Local and Special
Hsnces and transient Advertisements nanst be raid
o. n advance TO secure insertion.
] Editorial Notices or Advertisements in the Local
sssnns, win b. charged 70 cents per lne each nser
Ion ssEs s.ss..5s,EE ts##4s .saz
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Org Services will be held in the Episco-
pal church on Sunday next, at 1O4 o.
clock In the morning, and q o'clock
int the afternoon. @s0'
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MARRIED.,

On Thursday, Feb. I'd, 1871, in Upton. Cedar
county, Iowa, at the Lutheran parsonage by
Rev. J. w. Henderson, James M. Bolton and
Iowa.
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HA
BY virtue of special execution to me d.
rected, issued from the office OF the Clerk OF
the Circuit Court, in and for the county Of Cc-
dar and State of Iowa. in favor OF Elizabeth
Beatty, and against Amos Stanley and san.
ford Y. Landt, have levied upon the follow
ing property rs tho property Of the said Amos
Stanley and Sanford V. I.andt, to wit:
IoC numUyrtwo % and thirty (4O) feet Off of
the>soutlr side Of lot number three %, being
thirty 900 feet on Cedar street by one hundred
and forty-two lfa) feet deep: also, part of lot
number one ID, described by metes and bounds
as tnilowsyccmmencing at southwest corner
Of sud lot number one Ion the alley. thence
Gust OH jth Street. sc vent y-srren effect hence
north fifty 30 feet to the north line of said lot
no. onel, thence west seXenty-seven u feet to
the alley, thence south fifty SOY feet to the place
Of beginning. all In block( number ten C0) in
the town Of Tipton ia said county.
And shall offer the same for sale Mt the
Court House door, in the town of Upton, in
said county, ofSaturday. the 18th day OF Febru-
ary.A u. 1871. at one o'clock =. M of said day
10 satisfy said execution and costs that may
accrue thereon. #a4F
Dated this llth day Of January, A. y. 1871.
= nt#a jill 70 JOHN ID SHEARER,
3w3 Sheriff Of Cedar County, Iowa.
Per A. b. Maynard, Deputy.
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CIRCUIT COURT sits on Monday next,
18th inst. a as ...-5 ss.ta
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pISMARE, Dickens, Combined, All the Go,
- Star, Opera, Fancy Astcr and FREELY
Coial at the BIG BOOT.
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Don't expect an advertisement to bear
fruit in one night. Like Ayers pills,
advertising will take effect, but it takes
more than one night to do it. ...
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A. III. GILLETTE.

DRACTICAL MATCHMAKER AND EyA
i JEWELER, Upton, Iowa. az, ~
All work promptly attended to and Warranted
Shopfn Morrow Il Lanrlts Book store.
l7n3ly
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ESlrav Steer.

Taken up by John II. Myers, in Massilon tip, Cedar
county ", ISL one two year old steer. red sides
IN. WN EIIiOTT CELL
Jan. 81, 1871.
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NOUNSELISG and Practicing PLY sicinn and
" Surgeon, Upton, iowa. 's VT -
R1- Residence on the second block east of
the Pennsylvania House. ii
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THE MARKETss..,.jil

t4tsssIt = @81g Z II f'TTa 40 '&3..
Equine Remedies are purely Vegetable.
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CARD.

One the Subscribers LOOSE from
the general practice of and CREDIT
adopt the LoWcsf Prices and Ready Pay System
knowing that the Ready Pay System enables supply
patrons at cnefth reduction in prices, shall adhere
that system 49,.
The poor man cannot 01ord to pay credit prices
The wealthy farmer may take his choice will long vol
UNFAIRLY contribute One51h of his expenditures losses
sustained in the credit system-when fully realized.
The reduction of Tariff Imported Groceries will make impor
tn changes in Values and have already NrHe Oev2a
or prices and propose to follow closely the Wholesale Price
Lists as changes
Respectfully ALDEN, SCOTT & co.
Upton, Dee 3lst. 1870. lSnl
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S. T.. DEARBORN. rs
Photographer and Dealer In Musical
Instruments. E.4r
A. ID. YOUNG.

Prices reduced to suit the times.
Iowa. ~
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Equine Remedies the only safeguard.
Save diseased Horses by Equine Rem.
edies.
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POST H(DUSE.

DYE. +. POST, CLARENCE, IOWA. 4 new
- Hotel throughout, onvcncnt to the de-
pot, and kept with the utmost regard to the
4omfort, convenience and satisfact ION Of GUS
tbmcrs. yi7nI2
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Harper's Bazaar.

Harper's Bazaar.
4 supplement containing numerous fIll-szed pat
terms ofnseful articles accompanies tho paper
fortnight,
IIAnrEEs B.zAE contains ls folio pages Of the size
81 ahrnEs WEnkLa n,inted on shrerflne calender
EF~a.E f.valtesseftss PEGS. go:
D. Hsltr rs RAzAr cAAfss Eosfe& pcti,re. patterns
fImiiy .lticies "a he dress and eepinc
nj, 10 the circle il is intended, Z" int .rest and iG
sts..s and it hs-. iscsiars good stories and literary
'a1at G. Of merit 1t Il not surprising that the journal
immense for something OF its own kind was
desired IN thousands q families and its publishers
Single number number of HARrER,s Bazaar is made
as SUI, Tor life New York Evening Post.
ss'I pubh f i. S s1s eas s
edited ahd the class of readers for whom 1t i. intend
ed-the mothers and daughters in average families
which, we have no doubt, to-day making very
many homes happier than they may have been before
mentor.-tThe Nation, y. Y.
sUBSCRIFTIONS.-IS71.
s...t ...5 TERMS.
iIARPEn's Baztr. one year g.. ~ %
B.snr will be supplied gratis for every Club Of five
subscriber AT sip each. in one remittance; or, Six
Copies for 5000, without extra copy.
Subscriptions to Harper's Magazine. Weekly, and
Bazar, to address for year 5000; or two OF
IIarpars Periodicals to address for year g. 90
Vols. l., Il. and III. of IIarner's Bazaar for the
years 1868, Co. 20, eegenty bound in morocco cloth
The postage on lIsrpers Bazar twenty cents year
wsh s be G.d !. ne
4 FEW pairs of those splendid Buck and
IA kidGlovcs left, at the BIG BOOT.
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GEO, 8. FOCIYT. W. ID.

nflice with DR.. J. L. kennedy. Residence
~ third door south Of alctho dist church, Tip
ton Iowa. - niivI.
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Equine Powders contain no anthony.
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ED, II. INGMAN.

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The Tipton advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Cedar Co., Iowa) 1856-1962, 1871-02-09

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