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Middletown transcript., 1871-09-09
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Sir.- am glad 10 sce that farmers
have already begun TO agiate the Peach
question. and hapa the subject will be fully
aud freely discussed throughout the PENN
sula before another year.
There are three objects which seem
most desirable nj present to secure To mee,
The constantly increasing supply of this
fruit. viz :: Cheaper transportation, new
channels Of trade. honest aud competent
Statesmen.
The above hns reference to shipping
and selling
The domestic sile Of the subject Is mol
less important. and embraces the following
points Grating. culture aud pruning u
trees; cnling, canning, drying, quali,,
and quantity of fruit. d
-F--4- s-a=s
.Jerseymen aro going to try the eul,ur,
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ELgcrloS IN CALiYoRSiA.--Th Repub.
leans ARE certain in clec,ipg Senator ID
succeed Mr.. G.l,. Gaughlin, Republi-
can, is elected to Congress in the Third
aud sargen. in the Second District. The
Republicans have an even chance Of gain.
ing the First District. The whole Lcgis.
laiiyy and Municipal Republican and Tax.
payers ticket Is elected in San Francisco,
with tho exception Of Reundcr and one
Supervisor. Tho Republican majority ia
tho State is about 4, 900.
Middletown transcript., 1871-09-09

We hope tba, all indebted to us for sub
scription. job-work and advertising, will
bear the fact in mini, AMI make as early
settlement as possible There are scve-
raj thousand dollars on our books, some
Of which has been long due
Middletown transcript., 1871-09-09

The perils Of Il hunters life in the Alps
arc graphically described and finely Illus
trated in the sketch entitled. "Between
Life and Death in the llas,taiod Chris
sisn Weekly far this week "What the
Yankees are d.ing in the Fast, = tells US Of
the Robert College at tans,antinoplr.
founded by Z II Robert. Of New York
ten years ago. With il arc given views
n the college, aud portraits Of tho founder
and Of Rev DIR. llamlin, the President
A charming illustrated poem, entitled
1.-The Kittens Sermon" will specially in.
terest the children Two fine engrayings
are given with the article on the Temple
nj Jerusalem showing the Temple re.
stored and Chris. casting out the ira.
ders.' The publishers desire agents will
whom they will make liberal arrangements
Address them at l5o Nassau street, New
Yc.k.
Middletown transcript., 1871-09-09
SHORTHAND WRITING.

$50 words per minute achieved in sns
monsh's study. by the New Lishsnsns Meth.
od. Pronounced by all who sec 1t 10 be the only si.
pie and enae,~nt system In the world. Send tvo 3
cen. postage stamps for descriptive eircsas. eslssni
ais and full Information, To
+. o. Hox lsl1. uew Yesk.
Middletown transcript., 1871-09-09

Two emigrant cars and the baggage car
Of the night express train westward bound
on tho Detroit and Milwaukee railroad, !,
were thrown from the track on Friday,
near Linden Station. A lady (namc un-
KNOWN had her neck broken, and seven
teen emigrants were injured. Tho cause
Of the disaster is unknown.
Middletown transcript., 1871-09-09
THOMAS DuPUY,

81 SOUTH SECOND STREET,
!. Above Chestnut, Ems, Side, Philadelphia,
Mould call the attention of those wish-
ing TO purchase Cnrpc,ings, to his large
aud choice line Of Foreign and Domestic,
: both in relation 10 qualities AS well ~
styles. Also Oil Cloths, Ma,,ings, Rugs,
.. Mats, Stair Rods, &c. &c. at the lowest
.. cash prices.
NIB. STEWART Dsrry Is not al 253 s.
2nd ST. hu, "a with Thomas Dcpuy.
sept %, 1oTl--3mf.-s.
Middletown transcript., 1871-09-09

liam SiGoR--ln common with many others
have tel, lively interest In the Investigations
Which DR.. Aver has been making TO discover the
causes OF failarc of hair nul To provide rene
dg. Ills researches are SAID Ia have becn more
thorough and exhaustive than any ever made
before. The rrsul, Is nov before US under the
nnnie Of Ayers liaif yign-. II equals our most
favorable aniieipaiions. We have given II a
trial, and with full satisfaction. Our gray hairs
have disappeared, or resumed their original col
or: aud a visible crop Of soft, silken hair has
started on part Of the scalp which was entirely
bald. democrat abingdon Va.
Middletown transcript., 1871-09-09

The latest election returns from Wyo-
ming give the republicans majority Of
two in tho Senate, and the democrats a
majority Of Two In tho House.
Middletown transcript., 1871-09-09

The republican convention Of New Jer-
sey, Il Trenton, hss nominated Cornelius
Walsh Tor Govcruof.
Middletown transcript., 1871-09-09

| think simiaons Liver Regulator one Of the
tcst medicines ever made Tor the liver. | have
sccn Il used hs my wife and by many others who
were sick and afflicted, with wonderful effect.
II serlls TO always cure. l.. II, SPARKS,
Albany, Ga.
Middletown transcript., 1871-09-09

BUSINESS LOCALS.

WAsrfp l--iO, aoO bushels af whea, for J T.
Price L TO. for which the highest market price
viii be paid. \. 7. ffadlcy,
Miidle,own Del
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To be taken In the place Of Qninine OF I,i,lcrs
Of any kind the dose Is small, and its virtues
undoubied. II will be found cheaper aud better
than any other remedy for that purpose, and al
so rs general plantation and family medicine,
Simmons Liver Regulator has no superior. For
falc by Charles Tatman, Middletomn, Del.
Middletown transcript., 1871-09-09

kilehilii No-top Buggy manufactured by
J. NJ. Cox 4 Bro. valued a. S223
An elegant 81, Of single Harness. ninuiac-
tured by {. Anderson, valued at SiC0
\ superb Afghan, valued at 8 IS
Young men OF Delaware aud the adjoining
districts Of Maryland, desiring 10 contcrI for the
honots and prizes, will hand in their names i'm
modiatcly 10 ". H. CAM, Secretary OF tho
Committee OF Arrangements, Midlletown, Del.
as i is dcstous 10 close the lis, us possi-,
bile,
The number Of Knights will he limited TO 90
The distance 10 DO run will he l25 yards
time ! seconds.
There III he Two rings, 81 inches in diameter,
The first 100 yards aaa the second la5 yards from
The starting point. Each knight shall be allow
ell 2 ills, The taking OF the first ring to count
:, aad tie taking of the second ring 10 corn, 4
--thc linking Of both iiugs 10 conu, &. II The
ring should IT, inkcu aud time not made IL will
count as nothing. and knights who fail to make
time In ih" Two first tits, shall hc ruled on, en-
tiruy. The length oi the Lance shall be II feet,
and the hcigh, ui the ring Il. feet.
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uuAtoa OF Tiic DAY;
Rev. Dr. McsaDe. Of llidtlletOyvn
cEnW SiNg ORATOR
James u. Gr0Dnlc, Of Elkt0D, Nd.
ruiEF MARSHAL
JAMES u. HoFFECKER.
orange sash aud roscttc.
orAnee .nsh Nd rosetle.

There viii hc 10 marshnis, who may bc known,
is white sash aud hlur rosci'- 3 ilerads white
sash and rrd rosetle and judges, white rosctte.
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The Pennsylvania election ia rapidly ap

Z The Pennsylvania election ia rnpiily ap-
proaching. aud With the exception Of slight
dioReuhies In ono or two counties. there Is
psslect harmony in the Democratic party.
Tho '.ncw departure" Is nearly. il no. to-
t1lly abaudoncd. and encouraging reports
sssms from all parts Of the State. Tho
Philadelphia Age speaks hopefully Of tho
s<lcetion. and nays: The Senate !. safe in
our hands, and . gain Of four members
~ give us tho House. We can gain at
lsass ous 10 the city. and perhaps three.
sfl - Ruslish JOURNALS complain Of The
1(5tt5 u hatysst lsborcrs, especially in
! sYaIl, ssisias from iLo extensive emil
nllGh - sainass ed guisultsral llabprers
lBtsseerw tuesespf pfsAissvdau 6hillsd
tslasss ~ also bseomiug scarcs. and viii,
lIrlnIo1; euull5te tolinvs Mo eosntry
+ vsuss ~ gives. "
siry. NJ. 81 3. asd 81,
~ f31psatsSs. -.
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RICHES FULL BRASS BAND
Will Furnish Music for the Occasion.

The Knights and Marshal. headed hy tie band, i,
viii parade through ihr town. about 10 O'Clock,
before going to The fitting grounds.
l.nnft anl refreshments viii bc nhnndanty
.npple,l M The ground iog all who may attend
rhrrg viii d*p e Fsuts ba nude 10 have hor-
ats wa,csel Jl.l lti.
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A grand Tournament, for the benefit Of
DAMON LODGE, No. IL, X. r.
will he I'D nj the above named place. ON tho
day designated. Il Is propro.ci 20 make this
affair superior 10 anything of the Kind ever held
on the Peninsula, 10 accomplish which great
preparations are being made.
Middletown transcript., 1871-09-09
PUBLIC SALE!!!
$50 ACRES OF LAND

Tie property OF James honghtcn situated In
Afi oqginiinink Hundred adjoining ficldsbor-
uneh aud lying The roai to Smyrna.
This farm Il well lncaied, good soil--haviug
ahoat rs ACRES fll.l.ABlE, aud ; W woodand.
There eaod buildings, situated In the VIII
lagc. There also innO PEACH TREES In
bearing on the farm, which. 10 good farmer,
will pay for The iarin In two years and the soil
Is In every respect adapted 10 fruit raising and
truck This Is rare chance for buyers TO get n
good aud healthy location for their families be-
ing cheap. and accessible 10 schools, churches,
mills, aud ra'rond-lying only two mites from
one oi the most important stations ii,c Del.
X. L. making II accessible TO the grca, and prof.
liable markets OF Milkesharre, Scranton, Head
ing, Allentown aud Philadelphia. Produce
loaded NJ the station IN the afternoon will reach
my Of ihnsc points by early morning market.
which isom the earl, season gives the ground all
/ advantages OF The hes; markets. We commend
this property 10 parties from other States as a
good aud profitable investment, aud desire their
/ particular attention 10 the sale. Sale positive.
Parties wishing 10 see the farm can have time
b, arriving here on the SO a. m. train from
Philadelphia being only miles drive from
Middetomn. GEO. ". INGRAM h co.
Real Estate Agents. Mddleiowu, Del.
| Who also la,c Tor safe n large number OF yalua-
hlc fruit aud grain farms in various parts Of the
I Peninsula
sept ., lsTl--ts
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Jerseymen arc going to try the culture
Of iigs ani pincarp'es.
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. VALUABLE PRIZES

IN addition 10 The honors OF Crownng n Queer
and Four Maids Of Honor,
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PROPOSALS. aill lie received ht T.. u. Rice.
fhsifmln o. Finance ebmmi';r nu,il tile LIST OF
October. iar eating aud reirrsirrnt stands and
knrsf-poaYi
sent ns-+3t
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.,enins "a sAlI Willie given
I'I l3I.IC sIAl.I..

Tickets 10 Tpurnamcn, Grounds, so cts.
seat, 10 cts. extra.
The Tipton advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Cedar Co., Iowa) 1856-1962, 1871-06-22
A (,l,aDte~ OF Facts,

Space is valuable in newspaper, and
it is therefore proposed in this advertise.
ment to condense q variety of facts inn
por:ant to the public. into small
compass. Those facts refer to Hostetter's
Stomach Bitters-what that celebrated
medicine is, and what it will do. In the
first place, then, the article is a stimu-
lent, tonic and Alternative, consisting of
a combination of All absolutely pure
spirituous agent with the most valuable
meqicinal vegetable substances that
Botanic research has placed at abe dis
posal of the chemist and the physician.
These ingredients are compounded with
great care and in such proportions as to
produce preparation whidh invigorates
without exciting the general systemn,
and tones regulates and controls the
stomach the bowels, the liver, aud the
minor serrctive organs.
What this great restorative will do
must be gathered from what it has done.
The case ~ dyspepsia, or any other form
cf indigestion. in which it has been per-
sistently administered without etf.cting
a radical cure, is yet 20 be heard from,
and the same may he said OF bilious
disorders, Intermittent fever, nervous
affections, general debility constips!icH.
sick headache, mental disabilities to
which the feeble are so subject. 1t pu-
rifles all the fluids Of the body, includ.
ing the blood, and the gentle stimulus
which it imparts to the nervous system
is not succeeded by the slightest reac-
ton. This is a chapter of facts which
readers, for their own sakes, should
mark and remember. 4w22.
The Tipton advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Cedar Co., Iowa) 1856-1962, 1871-06-22
Notice to Bridge Builders.

Proposals will he received till the 3Oth
inst. at the Auditors office in Upton,
for building bridges at the following
points in Cedar County:
One where the old Territorial Road
crosses Otter Creek from Davenport to
Iowa City.
One or the road crossing Sugar Creek,
between section ~ and % Township so,
range.
One in Red Oak Township, on the
road running through the center of the
n. +. quar-. of sec. II. Township 81
range ;, where said road crosses Rock
Run.
One in Springfield Tp., on Rock
Creek, on Sec. line between Sec. 33 and
"a, Up. 81, range l, Oh the road from In
land 20 Louden.
Plans aud Specifications can be seen
at the Auditors office.
II. G. GILL, Co. Supervisors
t.. a. POUND.
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SHERIFF. SALE.

BY virtue OF n general execution to me dia
rectcd issued from the office of the Clerk of
the District Court in and for the county ofCedar
and State of Iowa in favor of.sJohn Hale. as
signed to James w. Hanlin, and against Geo.
Johnson and l.. d. Cleghorn. ! have levied
upon the following property AZ the property of
the said George Johnson and Il. ID. Cleghorn,
to wit:
The east half 20 of the southwest quarter
I1) of section number thirty 1.-TWO (32); also the
south halftl ~ of lot mum Der one d. in section
number twenty eight t2s). containing about
twsnty-six acres, except part OF said lot
number one "a in said section twenty eight
<2st containing thirteen and Gs-l0o acres sold
10 Robert Govern all in township number
oighty-one 81, range number four a., west Of
the 5th =. NJ, containing in oil ninety-two
and 32-l00 acres, situated in Cedar county
Iowa.
And shall offer the same for sale, at the Court
House door. in the town of Upton, in said
county on Saturday the LIST day of July, A.
ID, 1871, at one o'clock. =. NJ, Of said day, to
satisfy said Execution and costs that may
accrue thereon.
Dated this 3Oth day Of May. a. D. 1871.
JOHN d. SHEARER.
n25w3 Sheriff of Cedar county Iowa.
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refused t. vote although the chairman
gave them every opportunity to do SO.
The evidence on the trial will show
that Mr.. Alex. Mays who brought action
against me, never gave one dollar to-
ward the erection of this church, but of
his legal right to vote, and of his eligi-
bility to the office Of Trustee there is no
question as he has complied with Article
Z, by attending worship at church aud
contributing to the support Of the gospel
as preached therein. And while Mr..
Stanton, Pound, myself and othcfs have
done the same things and given $500,
and $500 each to build church for our
Presbyterian friends, we cannot see,
from our standpoint, how the fact of our
giving to build the church, should de-
prive US of our legal rights in the corpo
ration, if it has not laid the church
nnder some slight moral obligation &c
US. J. T.. L. CAREY.
June, 10th, A. D. 1871.
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SHERIFF SALE.

by virtue of general execution to me di-
rected, issued from the office OF the Clerk of
the Circuit Court, in and for the county of Ce-
dar and state Of Iowa, in favor Of Jared Stan
ley, assigned to James W. Hanlin, and against
George johnson and Daniel Moffett have
levied upon the following property AS the prop
erty of the said Geo. johnson, and Daniel
Motfit, wit:
The east half 60 Of the southwest quarter
20 Of section number thirty.two (32G also The
south half ~ OF lot number one % in section
number twenty eight (2s), containing about
twcnty-six acres Except part OF said lot
number ono II, in said section number twenty
eight t2Sl, containing thirteen and S. 100 acres
sold to Robert Gower,) all In township num-
Der eighty-oue (sl), range number four a. west
81 the 5th p NJ, containing in all ninety two
anu 3?-loO acres, situated in Cedar county.
Iowa.
And shall offer the same for sale, at the
court house door, in the town of Upton, in
said county, on Saturday, the LIST day OF July
A. D., 1871 at one o'clock, p. NJ. of said day to
satisfy said execution and costs that may ac-
crue thereon.
Dated this 30.h day of May, A. d. 1871.
JOHN ID. SHEA RER,
n25w3 Sheriff of Cedar county, Iowa.
The Tipton advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Cedar Co., Iowa) 1856-1962, 1871-06-22

ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS of last week
Mr.. Blunt, chief engineer of the l. S.
W., and Mr.. Johnson, who is to have
the supervision Of the work, arrived at
this place. Mr.. Blunt is engaged in 10
eating the line between Upton and
Iowa City a. fast as the work of secur.
ing right of way will permit. This
right Of way business is necessarily
slow, for although the railroad company
Is disposed to do the fair thing, it must
necessarily look economically to its own
interests; and though farmers wish the
road they very naturally dislike to see
their fair fields cut up, and think thai
il it only ran through neighbor A., il
would be a little better all around.
But Mr.. Blunt tells us the location
between the points named above will be
completed during the present week, and
that next week will see the line we'll oc.
cupied with laborers.
The Tipton advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Cedar Co., Iowa) 1856-1962, 1871-06-22

ADMITTED. In the matter of the
application of Tho's. Speakman for
admission to the bar, at the last term of
District Court, the Court appointed
Messrs. f. E. Cook, II. G. Carr, and
VIM. p. Wolf, u committee to examine.
The committee thus appointed made a
report highly favorable to the applicant
who was thereupon formally admitted
aud sworn. We are told that member
of the:committee who very frequently
officiates in such capacity, referred to
the familiarity with the subjects of ex'
animation shown by Mr. Speakman as
much above the average.
At the same time Mr. John NJ Gray
recently in the practice of law in Ne
vada, became member of the ban
here.
The Tipton advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Cedar Co., Iowa) 1856-1962, 1871-06-22

CONFECTIoNERY.-Th next thing to
"home manufactures" is that which is
manufactured nearest to home. We
have before US box Of assorted confec-
tionery. made by }. B. Hennegen & Co.,
Cor. Washington st. and Iowa Avenue,
Cedar Rapids, that wonld 10 hard to
beat anywhere, judged either by sight
or taste-we have tried both. This es-
tablishment fills orders for anything in
their line at Chicago prices, and the
goods will always lie fresh and new.
Frank Wickersl'am, Restaurateur. has
Just received bill Of goods from Messrs.
Hsnnegsn 4 Co.. which he saw manu-
featured to his order, and which custo-
mers may therefore depend upon being
fresh aud nice.
The Tipton advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Cedar Co., Iowa) 1856-1962, 1871-06-22

FOURTH OF July goes around Upton
this year like a capricious summer
shower. Clarence, MechanicsviIle, Will
tor, Rome, in Jones Co., each get n
sprinkle, while Upton hardly sees a
cloud. We are forgetting, however, the
races at the Fair Grounds. Though not
. Celebration, in any orthodox sense
Of the word, $3.50 in premiums will nc
doubt bring competition to make fur
and people to enjoy it.
The Tipton advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Cedar Co., Iowa) 1856-1962, 1871-06-22

Mr.. Editor: Il would like to inform
Phoenix that there is an Anti-secret
society at Washington, which might be
called the parent society, that has I'M
dertakcn the work proposed for the
Cedar County An.i-secret Society, to
wit dissolving the Ku Klux Khan.
The society at the seat Of Government
will have no doubt be able to do the
work, as signs of dissolution are mani
fest already. Doubtless Phoenix Will
be pleased to know that the "wide field
in The SOUTH is already occupied, S"
that the skirmishers can fire away here
in the north and drive in the enemiy's
out posts, called 10y Phoenix LESS harm
less secret conclayes Of the north.
The Tipton advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Cedar Co., Iowa) 1856-1962, 1871-06-22

A few days ago, four robbers entered
Ockabrock & Brothers bank in Gordon,
Iowa, and under pain of death ordered
the only person in it at the time, the
Cashier, to open the safe and keep silent
while they appropriated its contents,
which, in money, amounted to over six
thousand dollars. After they had taken
the money, they walked deliberately
out OF the bank, mounted their horses
which were hitched near by, and start
ed on double quick for the woods in
southwest direction from the town. An
alarm was given, about . hundred men
pursued. tho burglars show ed fight upon
being overtaken twice, aud escaped each
time--except one, who was shot.
The Tipton advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Cedar Co., Iowa) 1856-1962, 1871-06-22

CONCERT, day and night, at Sylvan
Hall, by the Locust family. 1t is sew
enteen years since this celebrated troupe
visited us, during which time We can
not perceive that the dulcet tones of Mr.,
Mrs, or any Of the young Locusts have
suffered any deterioration, either in
length, breadth, thickness, or general
harmonious discord. No complimentary
tickets.
The Tipton advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Cedar Co., Iowa) 1856-1962, 1871-06-22

JUSTICES CoURT.-Before Justice Tut
hill, 18th lust, State va. David NJ.
Chamberlin, and State vs.. Matthias
ChsmberIin-father and son, arrested
for assaultipg General Lowell B. Culver.
Defendant in each case fined $50 and
costs,
The Tipton advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Cedar Co., Iowa) 1856-1962, 1871-06-22

MIR. d. MoRELAND has presented US
with specimens Of three varieties of
cherries grown by him, all very fine,
but tho Morelio, very large cherry,
excelled the others in flavor, being the
finest cherry We ever had tile satisfac-
ton of pressing the pits out of. The
May Dukes were equally as large, and
second best in flavor. The early Rich
monds will do on account of their pro-
lificness; otherwise they are sour.
The Tipton advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Cedar Co., Iowa) 1856-1962, 1871-06-22

Two youngsters, regular runawaJs,
who have been Off OH a scout Of some
mouths in duration, were lying around
ia the brush near town all day Monday
trying to pucker up courage to SO to
their respective homes aud receive their
respective spsnki"gs. This is not the
first runaway and return for either OF
them. and if they do not mend their
ways, spanking will be exchanged for
more serious punishment before they
are fairly out of boyhood.
The Tipton advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Cedar Co., Iowa) 1856-1962, 1871-06-22

PICNIC.-The Temperance Picnic last
Friday was an out and out good time.
The day was favorable, the place select
cd admirable, the company enjoyable.
the music delightful, and everything
else bully.
The Tipton advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Cedar Co., Iowa) 1856-1962, 1871-06-22

SUNDAY SCHOOL CONCERT Uni
vsrsalist Sunday School will give a free
concert, consisting Of singing, essays,
declalnations, &C., at the Court House
next Sunday evening at eight O'Clock.
All are invited.
The Tipton advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Cedar Co., Iowa) 1856-1962, 1871-06-22

A SINGULAR CASE OF MATERNAL. At
TACHMRNT.-Mr.D Daniel Garrison, of
Hale Township, Jones County, Iowa,
in passing over his timber lands few
weeks since, heard the crying Of young
squirrels, and on going to the nest, he
found two apparently about one week
old, took them home with him aud gave
them to cat that had young kits, ex-
pecting her to make a dinner oi them;
but strange to say, she began 10 caress
them and Immediately adopted them
into her family, and they are now, cat,
kits and squirrels, living tremendously
together making family circle which
is really interesting to look upon.
The Tipton advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Cedar Co., Iowa) 1856-1962, 1871-06-22

IMPROVEMENTS in various crossings
and culverts, and every here and there
a stretch of new sidewalk completed or
under way, show that our town has
= Street Committee aud o Street Com
missioner.