The Tipton advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Cedar Co., Iowa) 1856-1962, 1872-06-13


sources, industsiss and Interests Of
Lows IN - intsutiou u settins
forth Is TIVE lieht It's many induce
nenAs i the ceeltsIist. nohofsoeurer.
q axl66atpsisk n has beeu made. Ia
this view. the oflcial orran az the
buard of fmmiss1fion. Subuofiptiou
price. only 81 psrsyser, 80 !
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JJslve,.ies -, aess-7a. 4 ,erv. hand-
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tesare 49, 80 -
thst fnsrltu4 iol, ~ t51foY saudAsts
ii sths T,ew Dsnsrtn,ent ahovs q
az - !: ll,se u ~ mnch -e6uped Md
II 4, - luaas - ~. The Nor
~ r. go "; - .. ,n,emherr a.
sxsG1seliesl. - aslld1D 26elsnlors. q
~ o11o1 ~ ~ : ~ -
neoonseS, NhJ0h. With . specials,
maAe i total of SIS studsnts. Cedar
county h we'll represented In the Uni-
yeFsity. 6ha hes two representative
among tho twenty Academical eradu-
s-Meesrs. Ed. b. Cousins or Red
Oak ana Geo r. McCleiland Of STAN
wood. The graduatlen Of the Aca-
densicAf claa6 otcuts Wednesday, 18th
Inst, that ~ The law class takes place
enc dey Pfsviooe. - 4
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H.. Tsn-s-..o. -. . e.n....-.. 81 .
- n..s..s.. ~. $500 -.
dav nsornsnp q, Tow. CIV a. attend
the regular animal meeting and elec.
tlon ofcos..r~ ,.h,oh .,o.,,. -, =, 80.
~,
2. =. oMAh, Es4., Teinrhe" catss-
day from his Eastern trip RAJ tho.
PhiIsdelphfA Convenlion.
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49,. 1870 -. - VIZ ~ ~,
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I. = y y. - -
- nunP1y -. p our o'u
c'ssAeus hOW Issloens ~ osofJ county,
y Waiting sFlenos nere.
w. a. vanmetef, one Of or Old and
most nsgnIy sespecse0 oat'zenss sustain.
q . nacsure OF several RIBS BY being
tnroWn nom Ms horse. Thursday eve
nfngs SOsh uis. Df. Il. n. Maynard
attended the cass.
"A pleasant call vas received yester-
day from Messrs. H. A. Jepson and L.
]. Miles, OF West Branch. They re-
port the village flourishing.
Dr. T.o~an returned here Tnes.,.v
for ( abort stay. and viii he sound Il
the pnlmer Hou.e
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The Posr was established not
quite 2 year ago, but hes already be.
49,. "a ~. nv III. M .h tIa .s.;nn
n ~ atsteu
The shove i. What onr too nodest
contemporary. the Cedar P0st. has 60
say of .Ilsolf. Nov vesvouisf. IN Do(~a
slble, avoid all appearances or officious-
ness, but we cannot refrain from hint
ing to /" our respected" &C., that they
are far too modest to secure adequate
recognition for their immortal ability.
The text which Lincoln quoted for
Douglass in their great debate, Bles-
sed Ii the man who bloweth his own
horn, for II he faiis 70 blow IL maybe
II won't Be blown" ehould wake them
cut Of such careless forgetfulness Of
.their own merits, and prompt them TO
the Tremendous effort Of self-assertion
which alone can beasufilcient to the
opportunities and necessities Of the
case. Permit us TO humbly suggest
that the claim 70 be the most influen-
tial paper in this section Of the State
would have been much more forcible
II such other papers away down In the
scale Of influence as the Muscstine
Journal, Clinton Herald, Cedar Rap
ids Republican and Times, Iowa City
Repabiica" and Davenport Gazette,
had been mentioned a. specimens Of
the successive steps between the foot
Of the ladder Of greatness aud the high
and mighty position attained by the
Post In the short space Of lees than
one year. or course 1t would have
hardly done to mention the ADvEK-
TIsEE II THIS connection, as y might
the good judgment and good sense Of
the citizens Of Cedar county, nearly
twice n many Of whom still choose to
take and read II As nave yet found out
the precious merits Of the too-modest
Post. But the Post has infiuence-of
course 1t has! Didn't 1t last winter