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The home journal. (Winchester, Tenn.) 1858-188?, 1871-08-10

DWARF PEARs.--It the peaches this year
are not so large a. usual, it cannot be said
that pears have failed in growth, Judging
from samples we have seen which DR..
uouehton raised. They are very large
and lust melt in the mouth,
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DrLAYEp..-W had an article partly pre-
myed. in regard to our Corporation and
i, management--tho necessity of "A good
salary being paid to the Town Constable,
&c.. or the adjustment ofthe whole affair.
Bnt this article is postponed until we re-
The home journal. (Winchester, Tenn.) 1858-188?, 1871-08-10

CAPT. w. p. ToLLEY.-Our office was
favored with a visit, last Saturday, from
fine talented editor Of the Lincoln County
News, Capt. w. p. Tolley, Senator elect
from this district. Pleasure had wilcd us
away. and we missed 4 greater pleasure in
not seeing him.
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TERMS TO CLUBS.
TIE DOLLAR WEEKLY Sun.

Five copies, one year, separately addressed.
Four Dollars.
Ten copies, one year, scDrrateiy addressed (and
IN extra copy to the gcttcr up o%rcluDl.
EIGHT Dollars.
Twenty copies. one year. separately addressed
(and an extra copy - the getter mp Of club.
Fifteen Dollars.
Fifty copies. one year, to one address tand tho
Senii.W ecE!y one year to gctter up ofclubl.
Thirty-three ID oilars.
Fifty copies. ono year, separately addressed ard
tue Semi Weekly one year 20 gcttor IN %ofcluh).
Thirfy-fiye Dollars.
One hundred copies, one wear, 70 ono address
land the Daily for one year TO the getter NJ OF
club. Fifty Dollars.
One hundred copies. one year, separately nd.
dressed tan9 the Daily Tor one year to he gctter
up ofclub). sixty Dollars.
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NoTIcE.-We will not send our paper out
Of the county unless it is paid for in ad-
vance. Remember this. We must nave
cash in advance in every instance.
The home journal. (Winchester, Tenn.) 1858-188?, 1871-08-10

Corn CROP. Reports from ali parts of
the State justify us in believing that the
crop of corn this year will surpass that of
rem wears previous.
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ATLANTA MARKET.-The following are
the ruling prices for the articles mentioned
in the Atlanta (Ga.) market:
Corn, per buslel, S5c@9Oc. Wheat
Tenn. White. | G0aSl G5. Tlour-Fancy,
81 80; family 90; superiine, . 75a3 on.
Bacon-shouldcrs, sc; hams, l3a 1870;
clear sides, l0lac. Meal, per bushcl, 81.
Tennessee Hay, per 100 pounds, 81 Boa
| 40. Feathers, G0aG5.
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THE DAILY Sun, Sc A YEAR.

A prominently readable newspaper. with tho
largest circulation IN the word. Free. indc.
pendent. and fearless IN politics. All the news
from everywhere. Two. cents a copy by mil,
so cents u month, or SO . year.
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Silver Plated Table Ware,
Corporation Notice!

The Board of Mayor aud Aldermen have
ordered that owners of real estate make
good sidewalks in front of their property
immediately, and. failing to do so. the
will have the same lone. and
the cost will be assessed and collected as
tax. A timely warning is hereby given.
WILLIAM VAUGHAN.
Town Constable.
The home journal. (Winchester, Tenn.) 1858-188?, 1871-08-10

WILLIAMS came very near selling our
,oots the other day--hc haU soled them.
The home journal. (Winchester, Tenn.) 1858-188?, 1871-08-10

NASHVILLE MARKEI.--The following are
the ruling prices for the articles men
toned, in the Nashville market:
Bacon-clem sides, 8; shoulders, ~ :
hams. l212. Corn. 72l4c, sacked. Wheat,
81 26al 40. Meal, 75c. Oats, 40a45c. Hay
S2l per ton, and market dull. Eggs, Case.
Rags, 4c. Ginseng, 75as0c.
The home journal. (Winchester, Tenn.) 1858-188?, 1871-08-10

. = SkoS"
pany, which Is paid in, is 5 Coo
-
The assets Of the Company are
MS follows:
Cash ON hand and in Bank,
S79.239.77; Cash in hands
of Agents and in trans 1t,
l0l.l9O.G0 go. -......,,.. l.;
Real Estate, S~6,Cl3,l2; Bills
receivable lor loans, Sc
cured by personal and col
lateral security, ~79,l75,0O;
Bills receivable for loans,
secured By real estate, ST.
10000 ...,.,...,,...r. l6i
Stocks and Bonds as follows.
viz: 1000 shares Hartford
Nat. Bank. l5G,OO0.00, 800
shares Farmers and Me-
chanlcs' Nat. Bank, g.
100000; 300 shares Merran-
tile Nat. Bank, 6s,560.0O;
200 shares City Nat. Bank.
2O,SOO.0O 200 shares .Etna
Nat. Bank, 25,2O0.OO; 800
shares Phoenix Nat. Bank,
i7.400.00; lao shares state
Bank, 10, 10000; 100 shares
Connecticut River Bank,
10000 800 shares Amer
lean Nat. Bank, ~3l.I6O,OO;
200 shares Hartford Trust
Co, 2i.0D0.O0 Hartford .,,. ~
Is shares L. $. Trust Compa-
ny, l5,OGOOG: 200 shares
Fourth Nat, Bank. 23OO0.OO
100 shares metropolitan
Nat. Bank. 100000; lN
shares Manufacturers y
Mcrciianis'Bank, 100000;
400 shares Mechanics Nat.
Bank. ll.000.00: 200 shares
Merchants Exchange Nat.
Bank, 100000; 100 shares
Merchants Nat Bank, g.
10000. New York. go, .:
100 shares New Britain Nat.
Bank, New Britain, 49,
1000; pa shares Water
bury Net. Bank, Water
bury, l1,0S0.00; so shares
Niagara DlSllltl Ddlh'
Canada. 100000; 70 shares
Nat. New Haven Bank,
New Haven, l0.220,00; 100
shares Fourth Nat. Bank,
Chicago, l4.O00,O0 .~.,..... g.
100 shares of flolyoke Water
Power Company Stock,
l2.500.00; 500 shares Mich
iran Central Il. K stock,
G3.O0O.OO: 400 hares New
York Il y. II, X. Il. stock,
Gl.OOO.OO,. Observation-Disclosures. l39
States Bonds, "SiXcs
of 1881 6 per cent. int.
lOi,l3O.OO; United State.
Bonds. "Fivc-Twentics,"
per ct. int, 50.G2j.0O...,. l5i
Tennessee State Bonds, q per
cent. interest, S2i.750.OOO:
Alabama State Bonds. S per
cent. int. S5l,5O0.O0; Hart
ford City Bonds, q per cent.
int. $l0.0O0.00; New Brit
ain Water Bonds, Z per cent.
int S40,00O,00l Mime
apolis Water Bonds, 10 per
cent int, 100000; Detroit
City Bonds, 7pcrccnt. int.
M,6OO.OO; Toledo City
Bonds, & per cent, int, B.
GOO.OO; Cincinnati City
Bonds, 7 $40 percent. int,
5l,5OO.O0; San Francisco
Bonds, Z per cent. int .lS,-
10000; Hamilton County,
Ind. Bonds, 10 per cert.
int. '40,000C0; Chicago d
n. ". lst Mort. Il. Il.
Bonds. 7por cent. int, o.
800. 90; Mil. a. st. paullst
Mort. r. r. Bonds. . per
cent. int, 81. 100000; In
hignopolis u Cincinnati X.
Il. Bonds, T per cent. int, .
100000; North Missouri
K. r. Bonds. Z per Cent.int,
220OO.00; Hartford, PrOvi-
dence & Fishkill Il. II.
Bonds, 7 per cent. int.
Ga7OO.OO .................. $40
Interest accrued payable july
lst, 1917 .....,... ".. .
Total assets, .......,......., $l.isl
LIABILITIES.
Outstanding losses, .".....,... Sl2d
d. W. G. SKILToN. II. KELLOGG.
SeC'y. p
GEO. H. BURDICK, a. w. JHI5oN
Asst Sec. Titc i
J. I. Il W. ]. Slater, Az
Winchester, Tenn.
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ID "A Y s.
Elk AN G. E
Winchester, Tenn.

GENERAL ORDERS No. IL
The undersigned issue the following
Thine Table" for the information and gui-
dance of the DRY Fellows Corps:
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SEWI.WEEkLf SUN, 81 \ EAR,
OF the same size ami general character a.
Il WEEKLY, but with u greater variety Of
miscellaneous reading, and furnishing the news
to its subscribers with greater freshness. because
1t comes twice u week instead of once only.
The home journal. (Winchester, Tenn.) 1858-188?, 1871-08-10
Cap.

.HrUrr1EHI -1EHE VdP'
Before INDUCING the might Cap"
please enquire if all the previous move
nents We're accompanied with the "Spon-
dulles" and if they were it will hcighten
the effect of the Might Cap" Immediately.
The bar is supplied with
Liquors, Wines, Cigars, &c.
The invalid's drink-LAGER BEER
(mighty' good for well folks too,) always
on hand. DAYS.
iulyIa
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STATEMENT on lnE CONDITION
.---Of Tiff
Phoenix Insurance Company,
Hartford. Conn,
On Tic LIST day Of July, 1871,
As made to the State Of Tennessee.

Tlie Capital Stock Of the Com
pany, which Is paid in, is 5 GOO,OOO.m
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sEMI-WEEKLY sun, 81 A YEAR,

Jr lefs than one Cent o Copy. Let there DO II
$50 club at every Post Office.
The Tipton advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Cedar Co., Iowa) 1856-1962, 1871-08-24
Debility and Emaciation.

Both result from the lack of ability to
convert the food into nutrimcnt. How
necessary, then, for those suffering from
these alarming symptoms to immedia-
tely resort 10 remedy that will
strengthen tn. stomach and digestive
organs. For, rs soon as this desirable
object has been accomplished the health
improves, and the patient resumes his
usual personal appearance. Hostetter's
Stomach Bitters have attained world.
wide popularity in such cases, and have
been proven the best and safest means
Of removing constipation, toning the
stomach, giving energy to the liver,
and relieving every symptom of nervo-
usness and depression Of spirits. It's
cheering and beneficial effects are high
~ spoken of by thousands, who owe to
it their restoration to health. No re
storative in the annals Of medicine has
attained the same popularity in the
short space of time it has been before
the public, or has Won the high en-.
dorsments accorded to this excellent
tonic. Many other preparations, pur.
porting to be correctives and restora-
tives, have been introduced, and have
persisted one by one. while the popular.
ity Of Hostetter's Stomach Bitters con.
tinues to increase, and is now recognize
ed as a standard household medicine.
The success which attends the use Of
the Bitters evinces at once Its virtues in
all cases of debility and disease of the
stomach. Certificates, almost without
number, have been published, attesting
its truly miraculous power in removing
those painful and fearful diseases. And
at this time it seems idle to do more
than call attention to the great remedy
Of the age, in order to awaken public
attention to its excellence. 1t Is the
only preparation of the kind that is
reliable in all cases, and it is therefore
worthy Of the consideration Of the
afflicted. 2w31
The Tipton advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Cedar Co., Iowa) 1856-1962, 1871-08-24
PUBLIC SCHOOL NOTICE.

Public notice is hereby given that
the Schools of the Independent District
of Upton will be opened, for the term
Of nine (9) months, commencing on the
4th Of September, A. D. 1871.
All persons residing outside of the
School District making application tc
send to the School, will be required to
pay the tuition fee in advance, quar-.
terly, to the Treasurer of the Board,
and take his receipt, which must be
presented to the Superintendent of the
Schools before entering.
Proposals will be received for Janitor
of the South School House-making
fires and sweeping out all the depart
ments, &C., by the month.
Proposals will also be received by
the undersigned, on or before Monday
evening, the 2Sth inst, for saving and
splitting wood and putting same in the
wood house-so much per cord.
On Monday evening, the 28th inst, a
meeting of the Board will be held at
the Office of Piatt & Carr.
BY order of the Directors.
HENRY RE1GARr, Sec'y.
The Tipton advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Cedar Co., Iowa) 1856-1962, 1871-08-24

The artesian we'll in Central Park
Chicago, has reached depth of 200
feet and DISCHARGES water at the rate of
200 gallons minute. The we'll in Lin
coin Park is 1856 feet deep, aud dis.
charges 500 gallons per minute.
Madame Sanyeah, principal gymnast
in Older's circus, who has recently quit
the concern, as she alleges, in conse-
quence of ungentlcmanly conduct Of the
manager, publishes most damaging
circular, charging that the Cardiff giant
Is only paper and paste, and that the
concern practices other receptions.
Minister Lowe has written to the
State Department complaining that the
Chinese government does not keep in
proper repair the lighthouses and bea-
cons on the coast of China, and appeal.
ing to our government to take such-
measures as will compel the Chiese to
fulfil the treaty stipulations.
The Tipton advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Cedar Co., Iowa) 1856-1962, 1871-08-24
The California and Iowa exchange
Of Fruit, &c.


Iowa STATE AGRICULTURAL SoCIErY,l
Secretarys O0tcc. Fairfield, Aug. 1871 )
DEAR SIR: The California State Ag-
ricultural Society propose to make an
exchange Of fruits, grapes, wheat and
barley, with Iowa, for the respective
State Fairs. The correspondence be-
tween the two Societies has been large
ly copied by the newspaper press of the
State.
You are earnestly requested to con
tribute samples of your apples, pears,
grapes, wheat, barley, &c. California
will send US magnificent show: let us
reciprocate to the fullest possible extent
Fruits must not be too ripe: must be
wrapped in paper, and have plenty of
air.
All packages not exceeding 20 lbs. :,
will be carried free by Wells, Fargo &
Co.; the I'm. Pacific, American, Mer-
chants Union, and United States Elk
press Companies, to California and to
Iowa. Thos. Adams, Superintendent
Iowa Division American Merchants
Union Express Company, has agreed to
carry all packages, not exceeding 20 lbs,
free Of charge.
DIRECTORS. - Address all packages
thus:
IN. HoAG, Corresponding Secretary,
State Agricultural Society, Sacramento,
California. And mark them:
FRUIT Tor GRAIN FROM Iowa, For
THE STATE FAIR.
All must be SHIPPED so as to reach
Sacramento, Sept. 10.
Notify I. N. Hoag. Sacramento,
California, and myself, at Cedar Rapids,
Iowa, Of your shipment-what it is, the
varieties of fruits, graz es, grain, &c.
Let the farmers aud fruit~growers see
to it that the representation shall he
creditable to onr people.
Your obedient servant,
J. NJ. SHAFFER, Secretary.
The Tipton advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Cedar Co., Iowa) 1856-1962, 1871-08-24

INFANTIcIDE.- Mary f. Powell,
whose arrest upon this charge has been
noticed, was examined before l.. L..
Sweet, J. p. on Friday last, AMI held
to appear before the Grand Jury upon a
minor clause of the statute relative to
exposure and abandonment. The testi-
mony was substantially and in brief as
follows: Sometime in May, defendant
was brought from Wilton and carried
out to John Moreland's, where the only
material witness, John Burris, was
working. Burris testified that, as stated,
she was brought where he was at work;
that he paid the hack driver her fare
and agreed to meet her that night at q
house in town, being at the time under
promise of marriage to her. That In the
evening he started to fill the engage.
ment, but met the defendant on the
road. That she complained of illness,
and that he spent the night with her
under crab apple trees between Rob Roy
stable and Porter's slaughter yard,
without going for physician or other
assistance. That about daylight he as
sisted her to the slaughter house and left
her with newly born infant, going al
once to his work at Mr.. Moreland's and
not seeing her again for two weeks. Mr..
Moreland testified that Burris told him
in the morning what had happened, and
that he came at about seven o'clock to
4 u = 4
could find nothing Of her. No witness
was introduced who saw dert for two
weeks after the night mentioned in
Burris' testimony, and the above Is sub
stantially the evidence adduced by the
prosecution. The defence claimed there
was no corpus deficit, and introduced,
we believe, no witnesses at all. Bissell
aud s. l.. Smith for State; Piatt l. Carr
for defence.
The Tipton advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Cedar Co., Iowa) 1856-1962, 1871-08-24

The Davenport Gazette thinks 1t sees
indications of new move upon tine Sen
a.orial chess. board of Iowa. 1t thinks
that q third candidate may not improb
ably appear, and that one will not i'm
probably be James F. Wilson. 1t says
1--WE say nothing on this subject Of
our own knowledge. We do not know,
nor have we been advised, that MIR. Will
son has consented to any such use of his
name. The single circumstance that
his home paper has presumed-without
authority, it states-to fling his flag to the
breeze, is the best guaranty we have that
he will not repudiate it. But we believe
that his name is to be seriously pressed
at least contingehtly-and as Mr.. Will
son stands in the front rank of Iowa's
foremost men, the circumstance ia one
which cannot fail to exert marked in
fiuence upon the canvass
The Tipton advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Cedar Co., Iowa) 1856-1962, 1871-08-24

Mrs1CAL.-One of the finest stocks OF
musical merchandise in the West may
be fonnd at Moore's Block, No. 10 Third
St, Davenport, Iowa. Mr.. J. c. Wal
lace, the proprietor, has long been in the
business, and is now selling at wholesale
or retail all kinds of musical instruments
and merchandise. He makes speciality
cf the new and highly recommended
Schumacher pianos, and the Burdett Or
gans. Anything in The musical line,
from piano to sheet of music, may be
ordered of Mr.. Wallace with perfect con-
iidence in his quick attention and hon
orable dealing. He also keeps a very
large and choice stock of chromos, en-
cravings and prints, as we'll as frames,
brackets, etc, which he can furnish at
his store or will send to order at the
lowest prices known to the trade. 1t is
a pleasure to recommend such an estab-
lishment and such a dealer to all who
use this class of goods.
The Tipton advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Cedar Co., Iowa) 1856-1962, 1871-08-24

al the easing and door was on fire, the
partition between the adjoining room
was burned, the floor and timbers were
more than half burned of, and the fire
had spread some distance from where 1t
started.
Fit had not been for the Extinguish.
ers it would have been q very disast-
rous FIRE, and the loss by water, through
damage to the walls aud furniture,
would have been very great, whereas
now it will cost less than one thousand
dollars to put everything In as good
condition a. before the fire.
Respectfully yours,
p. E. WHEELER.
The Tipton advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Cedar Co., Iowa) 1856-1962, 1871-08-24

REPUBLICAN MEETINGs.-The State
Central Committee has already made
arrangements for q visit to this county
by some of its best speakers.
On Friday, 18th inst, Hon. James I.
Lane, of Davenport, will speak at Me-
chanicsvilIe. The time of this meeting
is fixed by the local committee, from
whom we understand that it will be held
ut o'clock p. m.
One week from next Saturday, (Sep.
tember 3D. at 2 o'clock p. M, Messrs.
VIM. 3. Allison, Nj. c., and Hon. Jas.
r. Lane, will meet the people Of Cedar
county at Upton. This is doubly for
tunate arrangement. In the best month
of the year for out door meetings, on the
most acceptable day of the week, two of
the best speakers on the stump for the
campaign in Iowa will be here together.
Mr.. Lane we know well and are always
glad to see; and aside from the great
reputation as a political orator which
Mr.. Allison has long and deservedly
held, as one Of the candidates for the
next Senatorial election there will be q
particular interest in seeing and hearing
him. Let us then ON this suspicious
day and occasion have a rousing political
The Tipton advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Cedar Co., Iowa) 1856-1962, 1871-08-24

ALL those having accounts at
my store must settle ON or before
Sept. LIST, ~ I have &cbts that must
be met, and cannot give customers
longer time. Thanking my custO.
at the same time 1 must have
money to meet my liabilities. -
Therefore please call and pay up
at once and save both me aud
yourselves trouble and expense.
JOHN l.. MASTERSON.
The Tipton advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Cedar Co., Iowa) 1856-1962, 1871-08-24

REpUBLICAN-Refa this time,
to the Iowa City Republican, to which
the material and good will of the de-
parted Tribune has been united under
the joint proprietorship of Messrs. Brain
ard and Wilson. The Republican, under
the independent and able management
of Mr.. Brainard, has long been one Of
the papers of the State, and this infusion
Of young blood which is made by Mr..
J. II. C.. Wilson's becoming one of its
editors and proprietors, will do nothing
toward weakening its ability or infiu-
ence. Repeated experiment has proved
that there was no room at Iowa City for
another Republican paper while the
Republican lived, and the latter, we are
pleased to see, is no nearer death than
before those experiments began. Weare
satisfied that in wishing for it all the
success that it deserves, we are express
ing desire for its eminent prosperity.
The Tipton advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Cedar Co., Iowa) 1856-1962, 1871-08-24

ALL the inquiry which we have been
able to set on foot has, SO far, signally
failed in developing the whereabouts OF
the formal report Of the proceedings OF
the County Convention held last Satur-
day. We should liked to have published
it herewith, but can only say in the Ian
guage Of the Western Sheriff's returned
warrant: Non est inrentunl; up stamp
am.
Thanks to Mr.. Macy, the Secretary,
for a copy Of the above report, received,
however, too late for publication this
week.
The Tipton advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Cedar Co., Iowa) 1856-1962, 1871-08-24

CIRCUIT CoURT.-Judge Yates court
begins next Monday, 2eth inst. The
Judge has the facility of despatching
business no less rapidly than satisfacto-
rily, and every one seems to be calcula-
ting upon only about two days of court
Monday and Tuesday. AS it is Fair
week, this will probably not be dIspleas
ing to attorneys, witnesses or defendants,
and if some Of The plaintiffs desire to
push things, let them push wheelbar-
row OH the Southwestern. The Sheriff
has called no jury for this term, and
consequently, all jury cases will be con-
tinued,
The Tipton advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Cedar Co., Iowa) 1856-1962, 1871-08-24

THE State Board Of Equalization, at
its recent session in Des Moines, made
no change in the assessment Of Cedar
county. As to our observation-disclosures
tine was increased twenty per cent,
Johnson increased five per cent, Linn
increased twelve and one.half per cent,
Jones increased ten per cent, Clinton
increased twenty-five per cent, and
Scott unchanged. The Board declared
a State tax of two mills on the dollar,
the same it has been for several years
past.
The Tipton advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Cedar Co., Iowa) 1856-1962, 1871-08-24
Whipplc Bed-springs at "Our Corner

SPECIAL SALE.-Great induce ments
will be offered at the City Drug Store for
few weeks in the purchase of drugs,
medicines, toilet and fancy articles in
great variety. Messrs. A. NJ. Kirk &
Co. are preparing to remove in their fine
new store on the corner of Fifth and Ce-
dar streets, and as a part Of that prepa-
ration, will sell of all their stock for
which the lowest Of prices will induce
purchasers. A comprehensive idea of
what they mean to do may be obtained
from their advertisement in another
column.
The Tipton advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Cedar Co., Iowa) 1856-1962, 1871-08-24
Walnut Furniture at "Our Corner

DEMOCRATIC CONVENTION. The Me.
chanicsville Press publishes call for a
Democratic Mass Convention, to meet
at the Court House in Upton, Friday
afternoon, Sept. LIST. The Press adds a
hope that the lovers of those good old
democratic principles, and as well those
that are in favor of the new departure.
will be present." from which We infer
that it sees n wide difference between
the 'good (?) old democratic principles"
and the borrowed plumage Of the new
departure"
The Tipton advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Cedar Co., Iowa) 1856-1962, 1871-08-24
Ladies' Baskets at "Our Corner"

RETURN GAME.-The second game of
the series between the Upton and Clar-
ence clubs will take place on Friday af-
ternoon of this week. The first was
played at Clarence a week ago last Fri
day, resulting favorably to the Tiptoni-
ans, and as the Cedars have prepared to
much interest attaches to the game. We
will not venture any predictions as to
the result, but are satisfied that each side
means to win, which will make the
game good one, since they are SD well
matched.