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Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1868-1875, 1872-11-24
MEDICAL
REAL ESTATE FOR SALE.
,oOoO1IoCo0-OooNOOo a.,
a1uabIe Farm
FOB SALE.

: OFFER AT PRIVATE SALE A VERY
j fine Farm of 2i9K acres, lying one mile south
of Franklin, Tenn, on the Columbia Turnpike
road, now occupied by Charles A. Merrill, Esq.
tits thoroughly improved with a large and hand
some residence, numerous and excellent out
buildings, including gin house and press, large
orchards of every variety of fruit trees, and Is
well enclosed with stone fences.
The fertility Of the soil is unsurpassed. Its
proximity to schools, churches and railroad rem
der 1t in every respect most eligible house. 1t is
strictly FIRST-CLAss place.
For terms apply to Mr.. Merrill, who will take
pleasure in showing the property; to Col. John
McGavock, Franklin, or to myself at Murtrees-
boro. W. L. MURFREE.
Nov. L, 1872 novl2 2aW4T
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1868-1875, 1872-11-24

For DOor-keeper Of the House of
Representatives.
"E are authorized to announce j. j. SMITH,
w of Marshall county, as a candidate for
Door-keeper of the House of Representatives at
the ensuing session Of the General Assembly.
nOv9 to
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1868-1875, 1872-11-24

o4J%I votes
1881 votes
s4,901 votes
The Tipton advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Cedar Co., Iowa) 1856-1962, 1872-10-17
JUDICIAL ORDER.
Times Of Holding Courts in the 9Th
judicial DISTRICT OF Iowa.

In pursuance Of the provisions Of
Chap ers - aud ll3 Of the Acts al thu
l4th General Assembly Of the State OF
Iowa, II Is hereby Ordtrei that the
terms OF the District Court for the 6ih
Judicial District Ia said State, for the
wears 1873 and 1874, shall be held ut the
times aud places following, uo-wit:
At Iowa City, in the county Of john
son, on the first Monday In January
aud the first Monday In June.
At MarengO, In the county Of Iowa,
on the hrst Monday In February and
the frat Monday In September.
Al Toledo. In the county Of Tama.
on the third Monday In February and
the third Monday IN September.
At Vint0n, 10 the county Ut RentOn.
on the frat Monday in March and the
first Monday In October.
At Marion. In the county OF Linn,
on the third Monday IN March aud
the third Monday In October.
At Upton, In the county OF Cedar,
on lie first Monday In May and the
fourth Monday In November.
Al Anxnit,sA. In the county ut Jones,
on the third Monday In May aud the
second Monday In December
Aud II IL further ordered that the
terms Of the Circuit Courts IN and TOR
said 9Th judicial District, for the year,
1873 and 1874. shall be held ut the
times and place. following, to.wit:
At Iowa City, In the county n John.
son, on the third Monday In March
and the fourth Monday 10 September.
At Marengo, IL the county Of lows.
Gil tho third MONDAY In April! and the
third Monday In November.
At Toledo. IN the equity OF Tama,
on the frst Monday In May and the
first Monday In December.
At vinton. IL the county II Benton,
on the third Monday IN May aud the
third Monday In December.
Al Marion, In tho county Of Linn,
on the first Monday In January and
the firsI Monday In June.
At Upton. In the county Of Cedar,
on the thir Monday Of February and
At Anamosa. In the county Of Jones,
on the first Monday In March and the
second Monday IN September.
Given under our hands ut Toledo,
this 23d day IT September. 1872.
JAS. H ROTHROCK.
Judge Dist. Court, 18th Dist,
GEORGE II, STRUBLE.
Circuit Judge. LIST Circuit. 8th Dist.
EYLVANUS YATES.
i~h Judge ~ tarcuit. ath hist.
The Tipton advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Cedar Co., Iowa) 1856-1962, 1872-10-17

AMERICAN HOMES for October IL the
best issue of that standard magazine,
and is full of amusing aud interesting
reading and beautiful illustrations It
employs only good writer's. The Bos-
ton Daily Globe well says that
American Homes aims to occupy the
whole field of literature, mature and
Juvenile. The publishers may we'll
call their enterprise the success Of
the nineteenth century, II we de-
duct the price Of the oil chrome, The
Two Pe,s,' the magazine practically
costs the subscriber nothing." The
beautiful oil chrome 10 mailed imme-
,iiatelv To subscriber on receipt Of only
SIPS. the subscription price, by Chas.
IL. Taylor 4 Co., 81 Water Street,
Boston. Agents everywhere are do
ing splendidIy with this chrome. ~
they deliver it when they take the
names.
The Tipton advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Cedar Co., Iowa) 1856-1962, 1872-10-17

The LECTURE, last Friday evening,
upon the subject Of Temperance, was
attended by only a tolerable audience;
but was much more than tolerably
good lecture.
Mr.. Tatum is not travelling and
speaking for the purpose Of reforming
drunkards He says if that was his
object he would stay at his home IL
Cleveland where 1900 dram shops
are running seven days and nights in
each week and furnishing work fo'
an army Of philanthrop;s's. his ."
iect is to reach sober and thinking
men and to impress upon them The"
duty to their country and their tel.
low men in view of the terrible ant
increasing prevalence OF intemp-rs,e'
in these United States. This is hi
aim, and right forcibly does he show
il in his Efforts. With a brief bu'
unanswerable argument in favor o.
prohibition as the only effective plan
of operation, he urges earnestly ana
memorably that every man who ha.
at heart the morality, prosperity ami
happiness of his fellow men, and thu
perpetuity Of our christian instisu
tons TO act vigorously and heartily
at the caucus, the bsllot-in short
everywhere where opinions are made
officers elected or laws formed.
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VELvETErNs all colors cut on the
bias At Cobb & Wetzels.

HoMK parties entered the Railway
Agents "f|lce 1t Stan wood last Thurs
day night through the window, broke
open the ticket case and stole . lot Of
tickets. Nothing else Of value was
missing except the Agents boots; a.
though quite . number of express
packages were in the room. Ths NJ
GAINESVILLE Prcss says tho Office there
vas ribbed In the same way the same
night; and slso reports the highway
robbery ofA Apen between DIN and
that place and The reported murder Of
! rnsn and woman 1t Negro Point.
These two last events on Monday.
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OATS vs.. SHoEs.-We do not wish
to discourage our farmers; indeed, Mr..
Dorcas did not look Ut all discouraged
when he told Us the story, which was
nothing more nor less than . state
.nent Of the fact that he had just pur-
chased his winter supply Of boots and
shoes-one pair for each member Of
his family, except Mrs. D., who did
not get any-and tho aggregate cost Of
the outfit was just equal to the value
Of four hundred bushels Of oats ct the
present market price. This sounds
terrible. and il. indeed. bad enough !;
but Ie-t any small family sho1ld reck-
lessly resolve to 60 harefoOted this
winter, we will state that Mr.. d. had
eieuen pairs to provide, not counting
Mrs. DIS which had been previously
bought.
We might add, that our liveryman
says. "Tell Mr.. Dorcss to bring me 400
bushels OF oats and ! will furnish boots
and shoes for the family. including
the best pair Of shoes 10 town for
mother"
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At last We can announce that we
have got . grist mill in running or
der, aud now we are sure Havcock 4
Burden will give Us ss good and ar
ticle Of -four as can be got-for we
understand that everything works to
perfection in the new mill.
Last week cold frosty mornings
we're plenty-days quite comfortable,
however.
MIR. Penrose, we see, is we'll
enough to be out and at his store.
Every one rejoiccs that Mr.. p. 10
around again, for We missed "James' :
pleasant face sadly.
Mr.. VIM. Bishop, living , few
miles from town, died last week.
We are going to have temper
ance meeting. This time gentleman
from England does Us the honor to
talk to Us on the subject.
And now we have the pleasure
Of announcing the marriage Of one Of
our fair young students. Miss Mat
tie Hemingway, Of Scion, attending
school here, gave Us al q surprise by
exchanging her name for that of the
fellow who thought 70 much Of her.
We understand it was something
very near 'srun away" match, and,
though we do not approve Of such,
yet we can wish Miss Matte al the
happiness in the world.
Il do not think there are any more
news, if everything is not quiet, why,
then / am mistaken.
We hear hardly any talk on pol
tics now. The last elections make
Democrats silent. l guess they will
find that they can't run . Republican
ut the head OF the Democratic ticket
as nicely % they thought. They will
likely find out chow the old thing
does work. :.
Oct. 18th, 1872.
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e,Ar Dean. Ingman 4 Young's they
hAve more dry goods than

REPUBLICANS In the several town.
sbipe will do well to send to me "a
soon - possible list Of their town.
ship noninaiions properly authentica-
ted. BY so doing. your township
ticket will be printed with the Ma
tional State and County tickets.
which will be sent % each township
In proper form and due season.
+. NJ. BRINK.
Chm Co. Cent. Com.
The Tipton advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Cedar Co., Iowa) 1856-1962, 1872-10-17

AN ADvANTAGE.-A great advan-
tage possessed by the Evening Star
Stove 10 that, owing to Its capacity and
draft, you can burn almost any kind
Of wood. and, on account Of Its SUBJ
stance and retention Of heat, you can
run 1t with green wood after IL Ii heat
ed, by having small amount Of kind
ling material. Those having to pre-
pare fuel Tor ordinary small stoves
will appreciate this advantage.
The Tipton advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Cedar Co., Iowa) 1856-1962, 1872-10-17

NAsBY's NEW BooK.-This work,
which will soon appear from the
press of Richardson & Co., Boston, is
rs every one will readily imagine not
composed Of new matter, but consists
of the "Nasby Letters" which for ten
years have been standard matter for
the Republican papers Of the United
States. Commencing with the be-
ginning Of the war, as these letters
do, and following events as they oc-
Cured 10 the present date, the his
torical value Of such work will be at
once appare t. Beside the letters,
the book will contain much new mat
ter, including the lectures Of Mr..
Locke (Nasby)-all having been SUBJ
mitted 10 careful revision and furn-
ished with explanatory foot notes.
An Introductory chapter by Charles
Sumner and numerous full page en-
cravings by the celebrated artist.
Thomas Mast, will add greatly to the
interest and value Of the volume. i,
will only be sold by subscription, and
offers great advantages to agents.
The Tipton advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Cedar Co., Iowa) 1856-1962, 1872-10-17

TEACHERS INSTITUTE. The vign1-
Gus and efficient policy Of Superintend
ent Rollins has resulted in bringing
together one of the largest gatherings
IL Ced Ar county teachers for the Tnsti-
tute this week which wss ever known.
A these Institutes should be. and no
doubt are, Of very great benefit to the
teachers and through them to the
ed cationai interests Of the county. 1t
will be gratifying to every friend o:
the cause IT education to know that
the greatest possible improvement IL
made Of valuable opportunity.
The Institute was called TO order NJ
one P. NJ. on Monday by the Supt !,
and SO ladies and q gentlemen found
to he present.
Officers: President, c. w. Rollins !;
v. r., J. e. Johns"n; Sec'y. VIM. NJ.
Wilcox Assistant Secy'a, Miss Jennie
rocht and d. A. Dilts.
The proceedings IN detail were I'M
usually interesting and instructive /:
.one OF the best instructors In the
state conducting the various exercises
We leave the matter now with this
.riei mention, a. . complete report
will be In order next week.
The Tipton advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Cedar Co., Iowa) 1856-1962, 1872-10-17

We would by no means dignity the
personal attack made by our Greeley
mo9ri6ed nei9hbor last week by any
attempt 1t reply or defense. We cannot
fail, however. recalling only . few
months ago when the Post. then edit
ed by the present editor Of the Advance.
was 20 fuisome In its praise Of the
gentleman now sssaile a. to disgust
everyday. himaelf included. Tempo
"a mutnnfxr, dc.
The Tipton advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Cedar Co., Iowa) 1856-1962, 1872-10-17

MATILDA FLETCHER.-This elo.
quent lady, having just concluded a
series of speeches upon the political
situation through Ohio and Indiana
which have wrung commentator
from opponents by their signal abili-
ty, has returned to her own State oil
Iowa to labor for the remainder Of
the canfpaignkSMe Chairman Of the
Republican State Central Committee
has Inst Promulgated . lst Of APP
poiitmentSfdr her from Which it APP
pears that we shall have the pleasure
Of hearing her in Upton ON Monday,
Oct. 18th. in the evening.
Mrs. f. has once visited Upton to
deliver one Of her lectures. She now
comes, as few if any women have
previously gone anywhere, a. . polit-
cal stump speaker role in which
active work throughout the pending
canvass has gained her national rep
utation MS able and effective.
The Tipton advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Cedar Co., Iowa) 1856-1962, 1872-10-17

GRANT CLUBS, in any Of the town
ships i" this county, or Republicans
vtthuu' orgs nisation. " no desire apeak-
~r. 10 address them upon political issues
at home, can be accommodated by
communicating with tho chairman Of
the County Republican Central Com
mittee, Mr.. f. NJ. Brink. who has
a1ede Ill the necessary arrangements
Toe therough local canvass, but does
not wish TO send speakers where there
10 not sufficient interest to desire
them or To insure an audience.
The Tipton advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Cedar Co., Iowa) 1856-1962, 1872-10-17

TINE TGPTON ADvERTIsER
susis Ban. Ia, lsss, Tor IS Gents.

We will furnish the ADVERTISER 10
new subscribers for Is cents to Jan. l.
1873; or for o1.So 10 Ian. Let, 1874
cash In advance. Four months for
8 cents, or sixteen months for $l.bO.
Let no one be without his county pa
per. the exact place Of which can be
1lled by no other publication, NJ mat
ter how valuable.
The Tipton advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Cedar Co., Iowa) 1856-1962, 1872-10-17

WE learn Of . cad accident near Me-
chanicsville, OH Monday, which
resulted in the death Of Natson Bat
dorf, a young nan about eighteen
years Of age. and the son Of DR.. Bat
dorf, Of the place named. The acci-
dent occurred while cunning. and ~
the unfortunate young man was alone.
no one knows how the cor tents Of his
gun came to he discharged into his
neck. It is terrible bereavement to-
the family Of the deceased, who cannot
fall having the sympathy Of the entire
community.
The Tipton advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Cedar Co., Iowa) 1856-1962, 1872-10-17

JUSTICES OF THE PEACE In this
county are informed that the County
Auditor has now blanks for making
such reports ~ the law requires them
to render. The b anks can be obtained
BY calling or sending for them, and
the reports are desired 8 coon ~ possi-
BILE.
The Tipton advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Cedar Co., Iowa) 1856-1962, 1872-10-17
THE following inquiry Ia propoun.

THE following inquiry IL PROFOUND
ed by Citizen" to the Adrance:
III the new hall w buildin:. ahn'd
ever he filled ith people, and fire
should occur, how would the peopi.
escape?"
A the Adrnnce did not reply. 1t will
perhaps not he considered impairment
IL We should suggest that the people
would probably Walk out-unless the.
chose to 70 upon the run. The hall
itself IL to he provided with two large
doors. both opening out upon a donh!.
headed staircase five feet In width
thus affording an egress by which the
room. il packed with people. could b.
emptied I'm about three minutes.
The Tipton advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Cedar Co., Iowa) 1856-1962, 1872-10-17

QUARTERLY MEETING will be held
Ut tbe A1ethodist church In Upton
next Saturday afternoon and Sabbath
Rev. Mr.. Anderson, Presiding FL
der. The SERVICES Saturday will COM
mence at two O'Clock p. M; on Sun
day Ut the usual hours.
The Tipton advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Cedar Co., Iowa) 1856-1962, 1872-10-17

MISS SHArrocK has returned and
is very busy with winter styles Of
ladies' hats and hornets. Those who
admired her work the past summer
will be highly pleased with her win
ter styles, as they excel anything we
have ever seen in Upton. At Cobb
& Wetzel's.
The Tipton advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Cedar Co., Iowa) 1856-1962, 1872-10-17

New LAW FIRM.-We learn with
much pleasure that Hon. Sylvanus
Yates. at present Judge OF this Circuit.
will upon the expiration Of his term
4 office. Jan. lst prox.. join with >. l..
smith. Esq. to form the Arm Of YATES
l. SMITH. to be located In this place
for the practice of law.
Ofthe partnership thus formed very
much that Is fiattering might truth
fully be said. but tie thorough ac-
quaintance with both gentlemen In
this county, and in fact, throughout
the District, renders 1t unnecessary
Il IL generally admitted that the care
full preparation for the duties Of his
position that has characterized Judge
Yates occupancy Of the beach has
made him to-day a. we'll informed up
IN the statute laws of Iowa ~ any
nan In the State and this, with his
careful attention tn business and many
other we'll known qualifications will
make his services particularly valus-
ble A. counsel or advocate. Mr.. Smith
i. young attorney whose integ' ity
and energy have made him much bust
ness In the past. ~ they will continue
ioing in the future. :
To the new Arm We wish the best o.
success, with perfect assurance that
ouch wishes are not wasted.
The Tipton advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Cedar Co., Iowa) 1856-1962, 1872-10-17

Col. EsrABROOk. o Clinton of1icia'
II the n. w. II. r. Co, was in town
yesterday looking after . claim against
tho company preferred by Marcus
Beach for dam gees % . sofa In transitu.
We understand the matter waa un-
sAttled ani is likely 10 a'-i III the pro-
portions Of law suit.
Col. +. Informed parties here that
large force woaIi be pu, Al work lay
ing track on the sranch from -tsh-
wood at once. and the matter hurried
forward To completion.
The Tipton advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Cedar Co., Iowa) 1856-1962, 1872-10-17

Will nss -q0istlv sss a. atasaapt msda
to whitewssh the latter into the SOM,
blance Of the former. Feeling thus.
We can assure the Post that the second
lesson is not fairly commenced. much
less ended.
The Tipton advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Cedar Co., Iowa) 1856-1962, 1872-10-17

THE Post, this week. takes Judge
Cotton and the Upton Post-ofhce
through column Of hypocrttical
waddIs which contains more unwar
ranted conclusions. "a rbled statements
and downright lies than any other
eaniing stickler for the phsrisaical
morality Of II an holier than thou
.ver condensed In an equal space. we
feel sure.
We need only point to the csSurAe OF
he editor Of the Post In connection
sith the Post-office election, which he
low condemns (soleIy ~ . matter Of
principle, OF course.) to stultify him
efore any community. Beginning 1t
" urging Mr.. Landt to come out for
he P.,st,naster-hip. snd assuring him.
- Mr. James did do, that he tJames)
would be glad to support him for
he position; Ia two days this
.erupuIOus young man was
working vigorously against Mr.. Landt.
VII nOt III I0NOt W hSSsA0sts "pcsD
,e discovered 80 SION ~ the election
~. o.-g was the .:Sh. man for the
lace, and who ought to have u, hav-
nv been defraudcI by illegal voting
nd free beer. II probably 10 perfectly
traight forward and honorable To
,vor the ciaimss of three different men
t,,side of one week but II 10
hopping Il . tribe too fat to then 60
u for fourth one because ono Of the
hree was defrauded In the conteat be-
ween them.
Lack Of time and space prevents our
following the matter up nov, and In
any ailusion to It We feel like offering
~ apology thst . thing intrinsicslly
% trifiing should breed 10 much talk
md trouble. hut life 10 made up Of mt
le things" and there 10 right and .
wrong to oil Of them, and We ran and
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a NEW line of dress goods to arrive
this week ut Cobb 4 Wetzel's.

PKoF. BOYD, Of Cornell College,
Mt. Vernon, lectured Tuesday even
Ing before the Teachers Institute.
His subject was "5sif Assertion" and
HE lecture was . practical exposition
~ the necessity aud propriety Of each
individuals showing sufncient force
Of character 10 take his or her proper
niche In the world and to secure suf-
fictent elbow -room the rein for Efficient
work. The effort Was both interesting
sad instructive, aud did credit alike to
the spsak er's ability and good sense.
The Tipton advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Cedar Co., Iowa) 1856-1962, 1872-10-17

A law passed by the Iowa Legis'a-
tnre last year makes it the duty o.
one Of the township trustees or town
ship clerk to deliver to the county
auditor within two days from the time
the election was ieId, the original
copy Of said poll-b ,ok. Of said town
chip" We hope the officers this year
will have the returns OF their respect
i've townships at the county auditors
ONCE ~ soon ~ possible after the
poll books are prepared.
The Tipton advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Cedar Co., Iowa) 1856-1962, 1872-10-17
MAR 3 led.

on the 18th day n October, 1879, ~ Upton,
Nv John \ Tutnill. J. r.. Ma. TILAoN KOHL,
and Mss ALICE BEAVER
In Upton, on monday. Oct. 18th, 1872, ut the
son. Mr. William .. Chamberlain and Mrs.
Mary J. Cham berlain; both Of Cedar County,
Iowa.
Al the residence Of the brides parents.
Oct. 10th. 1872, by I'rof Hanborn, Elder Alva
G. Garner and Miss Viola NJ. Bigclow; both
OF Cedar G. sunty. Iowa.
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A PRAIRIE Fire recently proved q
- loss &, 0ur former fellow citizen,
Nr. Levi Stock well. now residen, In
Greene county. One hundred aud
twenty tons Of hay were burned. As
well - al his stacked grain, stables,
de. The dwelling, We IN derstand 10
have been saved. and left alone Oh the
premises. This will be . heavy loss
70 Mr.. s., in which he will have the
sym patty Of many friends here.
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ANOTHER large stock Of goods to
arrive this week at Cobb & Wetzel's.
This makes the second heavy pur-
chase for them this fall, and they in.
tend to offer bargiins tins week that
cannot be beat in the county.
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49, --.4-----@----------------~
SHERIFF SALE.

~ - keu. - 11ecuSau ~ " nIS VI
the District Court. In and for the county of
Cedar and State Of Iowa, in favor of Robert
Nicely. and against w Bean. have levied
upon the following property ~ the property
ofthe said A w Dean. to.wit:
The west half oftlle southeAst quarter 10,
and part of the east half; Of the south west
quarter "a OF section three 81. township
eighty fsOl, north, and range three a. west OF
the 5th p. m. and siiuated In Cedar county,
Iowa.
And shall offer the same for sale at the
Court Mouse door, In the town of Upton. on
Saturday, the 96th day Of October, A d 1872,
ct one o'clock r ~ OF aaid day to satisfy aAid
Dated this 9TH day OF September. 1879.
JOHN d. aHEARER,
Sheriff OF Cedar county, Iowa.
Per A b Mayn Deputy. 3wN
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Day WooD.-Proposals to furnish
fifty cords Of dry wood for the Inde-
pendent District of Upton, will be
received by the School Board until
Oct. 21st, 1872. Nv
VIM. GILMORE, Pres't.
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CAsAD 4 GILMORE call attention to
their business by . new advertise Ment
in another column. This house has
long had the reputation Of selling the
best goods In the market at reasonable
prices ard what IL more, Of always
making representations regarding
their merchandise which can be de-
pended upon By customers. Their
stock this fall Is large and complete,
and consists in large part Of clothing
made In the best manner, Of the best
matesial-"ready made" clothing no
longer means shoddy or shabby buds.
The Tipton advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Cedar Co., Iowa) 1856-1962, 1872-10-17

NOTICE.-Puhiic examinations will
be held on the last Saturday Of every
month in the Court Room. Those de-
string Certificate are advised to apply
on that day. e. w. ROLLINS,
37tf Co. Supt.