The Tipton advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Cedar Co., Iowa) 1856-1962, 1871-07-20
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Beetroot brandy is attracting attcn-
tion in England.
st. Louis has forty eight school l-hous-
es valued at 81, ,73o, 900.
One thousand emigrants a month are
pouring into Oregon.
Illinois has newspapers called TURK
ey Wing" and "Owls CALI
Illinois is the third newspaper-rub-
fishing State in the Union.
A doctors motto is supposed to be
patients and long suffering"
The Independent calls the rabid Reds
of Paris the French Ku-Klux.
The inventor of the metallic baggage.
check made a fortune OF $3.50, 600.
An cnterprisng daily paper in Flori-
da pays Sl.25 u month for its tele-
grams.
The total number of hogs packed in
Chicago this season will reach upward
of 92o,oo
A postmaster by the name Of Goodale,
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There are thirteen railroads termina.
ting on the Illinois shore, opposite st.
Louis.
Peoria, Ill.,, has twenty thousand tons
of ice, and street called "Nillson ave-
nue.
1t is said that negotiations in London.
for the new French loan lave been sus-
pended.
Ten churches are now being built in
Chicago" To supply the demand for
divorces:
BY the use Of :he spcctrozcope. thir-
teen metals have been dis covered in the
sun, besides hydrogen.
Iowa stands at the foot of Tie list Of
whiskey manufacturing States, having
but one dstillcry.
There were manufactured in the Uni-
ted States last year ovcr lalfa million
sewing machines.
A lady advcvtises in the London Times
for ''an accomplished rccL!c nurse.
Wages, 81 per week"
Why will folks pay so much for rent
when they can get house maid for
three or four dollars?
The Cincinnati Commercial has about
a column a day of bctrothals, elope-
ments, marriages, divorces and deaths.
"Equality," says a French writer,
'mcttns desire to be equal to your su-
periors and superior to your c4ua!s."
An inventor has discovered method
Of manufacturing the fibre Of the Cana.
da thistle into cordace, textile fabrics
and paper.
\ fond father in Eclmont ,lers his
farm to any one who vii! marry his
daughter. What's the matter with tie
daughter?
Living on twenty five ccl.ts day and
street begging enabled old Jean pierIon
of New Orleans to leave $l50, 900 when
he died recently.
crUt 10000 runary b!nto bluusit
to this country every year, and probably
10000 more are raised ia this country
for the purpose of sale.
An Omaha paper advises the people
mot to make such n fuss about the
shooting of one constable, as there are
over forty candidates for the position"
A lady in st. Marks Place advertises
for the return of a large Maltese cat,
called Bessie. II is t. be feared she will
have to assuage her giief with a sau-
sage.
A Chicago policeman poisoned dog.
His master-the dog's-twisted his ear
the policcman's-an he now wears
his eye-the man does-in Il sling.
A census taker ont West reports eight
thousand colonels in his district "There
used to be more in that part of the coun-
try,' he says, "but a large number of
them have been raised to generals"
II meant to have told you of that
hole,' said q gentleman to his friend,
who was walking with him in his gard.
ell, and stumbled into pit full of water.
mo matter" said the friend, I've
found it.'
An English noblcman's estate on the
island of Jamaica was destroyed by fire,
and the first intimation he had of tue
disaster was on reading in an American
newspaper its special telegram from
Kingston.
The New York correspondent of the
Chicago Tribune, announces that Col
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