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S.S.Ssizs-3.S'C'E.
New York Life Insurance Go.
Cash Assets S19.OOO.O0G
Annual Income over I.OOO.oOO
TONTINE INVESTMENT POLICY.

This form Of investment has greater variety
cf benefits aud more Substantial advantages than
any other form oi Tontine Life Insurance
THE ADVANTAGES
of which at the option of policy holders, arc as
follows: The conversion of the entire accumu-
atlon into an annuity for life; the conversion .:
the entire Accommodations into paid up policy
an annuity for life or time that the policy has to
run; the payment Of the accumulated dividend
in cash the payment Of the entire accumula-
tions in cash
Before insuring, procure an explanatory
pamphlet
FlrSt-ciass local agents wanted in every coun-
ty in the State, with whom liberal arrangements
will be made Address or call on
w L. DAVIS, General Agent.
ap ll-3m l22 King st Alexandra, Va.
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GROCERIES.
OHM ESE TEA COMP A /.

NO. NORTH ROYAL STREET,
Have Just received d large and carefully Sc
lrc,ed stock of
TEAS, SEASON 1871.
(No old stock)
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CHOVELS, SPADES, RAkES, HOES
y FORKS and other goods adapted TO the
season. just received ut IS King street, ana i't
sale wholesale and retail. o,,
ap4 >. l. GnGi0h -- w - " :.
EISHING TACKLE, Lines Hooks &C..
Il wholesale and retail by
JAS +. CARLIN & SONS,
on1- 6S King street.
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.3LEI,7.N'i3RE.4 G.4ZE TIE

AND VIRGINIA ADVERTlS r.
(For the Country
Published regularly on TUESDAYS, THURS
PAYS and SATUR RDAYs, at six dollars per annum.
ne- Advertisements inserted at the usual rates,
viz: One square, one time, SlOO. For eacn
subsequent insertion twenty-five cents addition
ai will be charged.
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S;AhEfatIF.

Reflect tD.t sound mind and body are the
most necessary requisites 10 promote conlltOi'.'
happiness, Indeed, without these the jou.GeJ
through life becomes weary nlsrn4-e, IA?
prospect hourly darkcus to the view, tie ou!nj
becomes =hadowed with despair, ani flle1 wita
tac me lancnoiy reelection :naL the nappiness o!
.no.h, is hliynled with our OMH.
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EARMERS' AND MECHANICS
II SAVINGS BANK OF ALENA.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1872-04-23

NJ + W STORE.
F. G.. SWAINE
Would inform his friends and the public gencr-
ally that he has le,sed the store the corner of
Cameron and Royal streets, (J. &. Milburn, $ old
stand) and will Keep, in connection with hls
Grocery, Liquor and Commission store, No. y
Roya! street, hrst-class
FAMILY GROCERY,
where can be found ut all times fresh Roll But
ter, Poultry, Eggs Hominy, Beans, Dried
Fruits, Potatoes, Canned Peaches, Pineapple,
Tomatoes and Corn, &c, &c Call and exam
inc. feb
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A LPACAS-Just received another supply of
II douUie-warJ Alpacas, which We are selling
cheap
ap5 H0OMES, ASHBY & co.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1872-04-23

Physician Of this celebrated institution has dis
covered the most Certain, Speedy, Pleasant and
EGectual Remedy in the world for all
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1872-04-23

Who have Injured themselves by certain pra,
lice, already described, u Labis frequently iesrh-
cd from cv. companions or At school, The r.icc::
of which are nightly felt even when asleep, sni
if not cured, renders uarri.gc impossible sn!
destroys both mi,ld a..G oody, oaou,I apply in =
uediatciy.
What b pity that young man. the hope ot
his country. the pride 81 his parents, sAoutd 30
snat, b d from all prospects and enjoyment 0.
patti Of natu-e. nd ia!ulZ ZinE il peri:icioos
hsbi.s S;UcE sr.ons :1ael. he:'Ec contemplate
ing
The Tipton advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Cedar Co., Iowa) 1856-1962, 1872-04-25
PnoM NANwOOD.

Weather fine, farmers busy and
business Hsn longing for customers.
-Houghton 4 Walters have taken
out the partition between their rooms
which makes their store appear much
moro commodioss and pleasant.
Captain White il now ready foz
the lovers Of beer and billiards. aa
IS. H. Maley wishes to inform the
Grangers Of the vicinity, and the
farmers in general, that he Is sble to
6ll al orders for the Dryden 4 Trum.
bun two-horsc cultivator 1t III OC
and freight, and warrants it to com.
pete in the field with any in use.
The firm Of G Cunningham & Howe
il no more, but the business viii be
continued by Howe 4 Son, who have
= new stock Of goods on hand and
will immediately open up again in
the corner building which has been
thoroughly re6tted since the fire.
The vote for 1900 tax for .
school house comes of to-day. The
contest will be warm but We think
the result win be that the voters and
tax payers wish to build . school
house more for use than ornament,
and the moderation ticket win prevail.
April oath, 1872.
The Tipton advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Cedar Co., Iowa) 1856-1962, 1872-04-25
Springdale, April -, 1872.

EDITORIAL Notices are 90 common
that IL II almost impossible for an
editor to express bis honest opinion Of
the merits Of any article without be-
ing suspected OF interested motives.
This fn0t, however, shall not deter ~
form saying what We think Of . new
addition to the Materia Medica to
which our attention has been recently
directed. We refer 70 DIR. ]. WALK.
ER's CALIFORNIA VINEGAR BITTERs,
: remedy which 10 making it, way
into moro families just now than All
the othcradvertised medicines put
together. There seems 10 DO no quos-
tlon about tho potency Of it. tonic and
altorative properties, while Il possesses
the great negative Recommendation Of
containing neither alcohol nor mineral
poison. Thae Il h spsciflc for Indi-
eesti0n, Billi0dsness, CopstipAti0n,
and many complaints Of nervous ORR
GIN, We havs reason to know and We
ore assaEsd 2au esa16, uAk.1oa4.as
Purifying medicine, It has no equal.
Il 10 stated that it, ingredients, lob.
tanned from the wilds Of California;,
are new 70 the medical world and it,
extraordinary effects certainly warrant
the conclusion that 1t 10 . compound
Of agents hitherto unknown. Ifpopu-
larity II any criterion. there can be no
doubt Of the efficiency Of the VINlsuAR
BITTRRs, Tor the sale Of the article 10
immeuss and continually increasing.
17w4
The Tipton advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Cedar Co., Iowa) 1856-1962, 1872-04-25
An 1asy Lesson in Psychology.


Surprising your age to be fifteen OF
Whereabouts, can figure you to . dot.
You have leo bones and 500 muscles.
your blood weighs Is pounds; your
heart ID ave inches In length and three
inches In diameter; IL beats 70 times
per minute, 4,2oO times per hour, 100,
800 per day. and STE. 200 per year.
At each beat . little over two ounces Of
blood u thrown out Of It, and each day
Il receives and discharges about seven
tons Of that wonderful fluid. Your
lunss Will contain gallon Of cir, and
Jon inhals n, 900 gallons per day. The
aegrsgats surface Of the air-cells Of
your lungs, supposing them to b
spread out, sxcssds u, 900 square inch.
.. The weight Of your brain 10 three
pounds; when you are man II will
weigh About eight ounces more. Your
nerves exceed 10000, 900 In number.
Your skin 10 composed Of three layers
md varies from one-fourth TO one
eighth Of IN inch In thickness. The
ara Of cur skin 10 about loo square
inches. Each square inch contai n
$500 sweating tubes or respiratory
pores. each 81 which may b likened
to little drain-tiIe one fourth Of On
inch hong, making an aggregate length
Of the entire surface Of your body d
9Ol ,lo8 feet, or . tile ditch for draining
the body almost forty miles long
Selected.
The Tipton advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Cedar Co., Iowa) 1856-1962, 1872-04-25

Lady Spring is "putting on airs"
alarmingly. Her admirers are chilled
to the core by her ooolnsss and AFRO
gance. Even her smiles are frigidi-
flying!
The farmers have heen busy for
some time past in seeding. The only
green things perceivsble - yet, are
= few sickly spears Of grass and some
pale, sallow, infant gooseberry leaves;
If we except some precocious young
gents, who are bewildered by the
busxing Of one or two ideas in their
empty craniums and assume m air Of
wonderful importance, fully believing
that every one, especially the young
ladies, are regarding them with the
deepest interest and elimination.
It is said the Grange At jones'
school house, or 1t least in that vicini-
ty, has been badly used by one Of it's
members. A certain transient young
man was their treasurer, who, when
he had large amount Of money in
his hauds (iust how much, report does
not ssate,) appropriated it TO his own
use aad abscondsd. Query: wouldn't
some reliable farmer, of whom there
are many in that vicinity, have made
more suitable treasurer for . Grange
Of the Patrons Of Husbandry?
That anonymous Durant man (weu
wager its not : wonan) i pretty
hard on one Of his fellow correspond
ents. We hardly dare ny anything,
for fear Of mourning his displeasure
and bringing down the lash on on
devoted shoulders. He is very com.
passionate; but il il . good THING
when giving medicine or advice not &c
administer it boiling hot. Il spoil,
the favor Of il. Ifs strange, too
that - consequential : place q Du-
rant il it couldn't afford : single item
! Of news. II the Durant gentleman il
. Newspaper correspondent by pro
fcssion, and his article in tho last An
vxHrssKR il . fair specimen Of hi
productions, We must admit his e
| Mus 10 Of , vssy peculiar order.
The Inland market report i . YER,
interesting study, - the following
| condensed account win show: Eggs
| 9 and 10 cents per dozen; and Ii.
hens still continue to lay . well q
ever Notwithstanding. Butter os0A
to b 10 or 20 csnts, but il y only
shilling, and some u II y very highl,
favored q thaE. Onions begin q
nov in the cellar, md lean thsl
sprouts gardenJwsrd. Pota4oee -
lust q goo1'ss svss, sgpseiy Hass!
Rose, which commando tho highel
The Tipton advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Cedar Co., Iowa) 1856-1962, 1872-04-25

The Liberal State Convention CON-
vensd Ut Davenport o. Tuesday. end
inst. Tho programme arranged By The
manaserS consisted Of tho convention
proper ct II 4. NJ. In tho Opsra House,
to reassemblc ut 2 P. NJ, for general
business, and IN address by 0ovsrnoi
Brown, Of Missouri. In the evening
. grand macs meeting WAS to havt
bssn addressed by Gov. Brown. Hon
Leonard SWEET, Of Chicago, Gen. War
rem, J. B. 0rinnell. Jacob Butler
aad others. The report Of the proved
Ing was given by yestsrday's Davsn
port papers, but too lats for summaris
Ing at any length herewith.
The Tipton advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Cedar Co., Iowa) 1856-1962, 1872-04-25

In 90. non = running their switch
Int ~ tsaaks - The fesnsr. Thu
smhoakment msstbs replaced be1ore
IL lAttWosUoany 60 a1Sanee aAoth-
| . -. an1 ~ s1sss Hew 4 = bglne
q % . esAds Co.,. The sajese II,
- doahe, = make cenasetiea with
! ~ Ndtthwsseeen and ool,eo shaa
courany = opelnpa casslsss = teans-
poes nnatufial - NJ Iowg stao 81. tho
Slvor. ~ Ut a'asaa a''i 81. ~ i
ID he farsAsaIases u thiA ths G. B.
= Q. c.. apPsarsd On IL gsound %.
dav With ! latysr nnnbse 81 mon, and
eommsnosd Tie work Of laying rails.
Thess wsrs rsaistsd ~ : squad OF
ahsst ssvsety-avs men n tbs interest
~ IL Nmthwsstsrn, andTa coal train
efsix san ~ ran dlfeslly aeroo the
intsadsA polnt q june4ien. Fer isaf
q - a11ock, the a0allse numbee was
rs.ia1bsosd saEly = - altsssosn, end
= - leasn, with nsmbess about
egsAl. Ass wafehing eaoh etAer.
Withent belngpesssnt - ~ 0souaA,
thb b abeat = nsar . ~ 90 arrive
ct the stAts q H. en-. OF oousss
thsss ars rumon psrvpdiag ths city.
anA ths vheis poUnlaaioa = exsitsd
ever ~ subjsoA We think thers II
net much psoAability q 'pgsseae Of .
oonnies, although It 10 very appassat
thas both siAes ars wsl prepared for
peaieive wesk. sa
Itis - b hood thas sons Arrange
meat will - naas respecting this
matter, = it would - caAamitoss,
indssd, u tAsss large bodies Of men
ahoul1 - pit3ed aoai1st each other,
snd human live shoald b lot. Il =
possdble thsss crude particular may
not b strictly correct. ESQ, We viii
taks m early opportunity 10 state the
matter = II should b In detail.
The Tipton advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Cedar Co., Iowa) 1856-1962, 1872-04-25

FIGHT OVER RIGHT OF WAY
They are having trouble WITH the
NortAwsstssn rod opposite Ciinton,
about the right Of way 70 the bridge
which ceouuisss ths Mississippi at thst
point. The Heruld given the particu-
lars - lollOws:
The G. n. = Q. railroad havs ON.
pleted thsif track from PrOphststown
In this direction 70 : point Leo than .
bunAeeaa lsst nom ths Northwestern.
at the sast end Of the trsstls vetk Of
the bridge vhsrs the mainland b cun'
nectsd In Tllinols. They desire r
Gross, or connect with the Northwss'
tern ssd osr this psspoos havs esscfsd
IN smbasknsnt, say I've honAfsd ~
long BY about slghtssn 1sst high. Tn
lsttsr company ~ sqsaliy dssisous =
prevent such . movemeaG 0aooeel
came 70 . hsAd Friday moenieg.
The embankmeot eFoGoe1 ~ ~
Within - AsusAs ~ IT, Nssthwsst
~Fn road hae boen lsveled down b
that company - = 70 psSvcot the 9
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RD0M Wilton.

Mr.. EDIToR your of two
weeks ago issue, noticed IN article
from Durant, "Encouraging Begin
ner' in writing. l think he made =
rather poor out In trying TO give me
advice. He stated that when l made
another eGort, to choose some other
subject than the disgrsoeful condnct Of
my own town, - though / would
glory in III shsne. ! viii say this
much, that / was not writing to
please tho purant correspondent, but
was stating what happened in our
article, From Wilton, instead q
From Durant, Is his mind was on the
items Of our town. l suppose the
burden Of his soul was, that he did
not want the public to know how the
Changers are running things in osir
town. II Is not very gentlemanly in
him to come out publicly and accuse
another Of telling . falsehood. He
stated that our other stores hsd ~
duoed the prices Of their goods in
order to bscak up the Grunge store;
perhaps thss il true in . measure q
the present time; but when / wrote
about the nso1ter before such was not
the case. And NON some ARTICLES orc
deaser there than at some other stores.
One grsde Of calico and nails, for in.
stance. And the farm Implements
that the Grange store was 70 sell ct
such reduced rates ore not yet forth
coming. Now / have NO disposition
to malign or injuro any man Or clasa
q men. wish success to Ill good
institutions. And i am thankful to
the Dursnt gentleman for his kindly
interest in me-if no had any. But
he was not very choice in his Language,
Doesn't he know that sugar-coated
pills swallow easiestr And there i
IN old sdage substantially this: "Un'
solicited advice has bad odor.
The Tipton advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Cedar Co., Iowa) 1856-1962, 1872-04-25

Observation-Disclosures In the wake
Of similar organizations in this and
adjoining counties. the faTmers Of
Fais1eld township are organising IN
insasaDce company Of their own, 70
10 koown - the Farmer Nutual
Insurance Association Of Fairfield
township, Cedar county, Iowa. tt
business IL to b. conducted upon the
plan indlcated BY it, name, Insurance.
TO DO valid when flfty thousand dol.
lass worth Of property shall have been
insured and be under sssessment r
pay losses. The oficsrs for the 6nt
year have mot yet bssn chosen.
The Tipton advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Cedar Co., Iowa) 1856-1962, 1872-04-25

An Instructive lecture "a g Roman.
ism and ID evil effects" vas delivered
IN The Friends meetin. house, By
EAirall, agent for the Auerioan Mis-
sinaary Society. Fifteendollars we're
raised for the cause.
We are sorry thst only 30 meagre
An, audience heard that excellent lee.
ture by Brocksome. A few disap-
pointments by lecturers recently will
account for it. 8..t
The advantages of our school seem
to have caused Mr.. Wetherer, Of
Philadelphia, recently Of Richmond,
Ind, to settle here to educate his
children. May there be more such
families settle here itfaa II
An enterprise Of no little interest
has claimed che sttention Of our citi-
sens. Many have long felt and now
more plainly SO the benefit Of having
IL meeting house nearer the yillage,
within walking distanoe, % - to OBJ
yiate the necessity Of keeping teams,
add to the comfort Of widows and
those unable to keep teams. We
think none should object to moving
the meeting house part Of the way
from where it Is to the " geographical
center" Considerable money has
been subscribed and nice lot dona
ted. I'LL
The Sabbath School is to be re-or.
ganised next Sabbath. Let every one
endeavor to incnease the numbers and
interest of the school.
Deputy Pigot organized Grange
at Pedes, last week, numbering %,
and we hear be went to Springdale
for the same purpose.
Look out for Walker, Of West
Liberty! He is around settling up
with farmers, charging $500 for hav-
ing used . sliding gate set between
two post, $500 for 80 acres, and
$500 for 100 acres. In order to
make his patent effective and collect
money more readily, he hauls the old
original patentee along in his buggy.
A petition 10 being signed extensive
" BY the farmers to resist his efforts
and stand him . trial.
New goods have arrived At Spring
dale.
Springdalc, April 10, 1872.
The Tipton advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Cedar Co., Iowa) 1856-1962, 1872-04-25

A poor 6cotohnAn put : crown piecs
into sths plassp In a Edinbursh
church, on lsss Sunday morning, ~
miseaks, 1br ! penny, and asksd e
hive Il back, but W. rsfossd. II
oncs, ID fstover. "AwOel, aWosl,' =
ef0hSsd 10, Urn ct credit ~ u %
hesvsn.'' /" NJ, nA," 81 - Asse'
ksspss,s~ ysnsYssssS1is Only ~ ~
penpy ~ meant 70 gp.n
The Tipton advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Cedar Co., Iowa) 1856-1962, 1872-04-25
Dolly Varden's pills for sale n the
City Drug Store.

NEW MUsIc.-We are indebted to J.
L. Pstsn, $50 Broadway, N. r., for
eleven choios pieces Of new music, ~
Hays, Kinksl, PsrDley, Stewart.
Walker, Tonsl, and others. This ~
risty % mssic. vhish g sstaM would
cost $40. = given IN the Nay numhsr
Of Rster1 ASsicol AoSehk. and may
b obtained By sending % ceatS = ths
publisher, or . for ysais sabsefip.
ton.
The Tipton advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Cedar Co., Iowa) 1856-1962, 1872-04-25

Gingham Laces ct Hicks' millinsry
store, At prices Of 10 PER cent cheaper
than can be bought elsewhere In Tip
ton.
SPLINrERs.-The thermometer and
the wind Join in trying to make %
believe it II November instead Of
April.
Abe Adler has gone for . vacation
and visit: st his home In Chlcago.
The required amount Of stock II the
new City Hall building IL = nearly
subscribed that the success Of the en-
tsrpsiss 10 considered assured.
VIM. H. (Enporium) Hammond
takes final departure Of Upton for his
new home 1t Syracuse, Mo-. the nrst
Of the wssk. Success attend him.
Mr.. Scarf, the trainer, while exer-
cising one OF Col. Bradshaw's colts.
the other morning. bad the axle Of bis
sulky break square Cd. A runaway
was imminent, but combined coolness
and dsxterity prevented 1t.
A new billiard ball In town ID re-
ported - one Of the II 70 bes.
CroQusti 10 rapidIy bsaDmisg spldsm.
ic. For gentlemen aflicssd with Il
digging post holes ID said to b an
excellent remedy; lsdles get relief BY
shaking carpets.
Evans q Son, OF Clarence, open Z
depot hsre for the sale Of agrlcultursl
implements and machinery. They
arc located west OF the Court House
and show . flns lot Of the most i'm
proved machinery Grange prices
no doubt.
The new boot and shoe stogs In d,
Mastesou building h IN foil blast. Mr.
Stewart understands tbs nesds Of I
community like this and Il ready 4
supply them.
Many Of the railsoadsss, who hav,
bsen waiting hsfs Tor work on u,
Southwestern, len Gssarday asd Mon
dAy - Issk siswhsss ~ Alrt - now
sons of them wsit b l(uooseine. am
some eastward On this line.
The Tipton advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Cedar Co., Iowa) 1856-1962, 1872-04-25

IsAs KY a
AN rNPscCkhtNTED OFrER.-The
Aduoncs, 0f ChiCAgo, that excellent
Rejie1ons weekly q popular Win N
80 nlna1lons, hne 6ouohe1 hisA.
wafer mark In pspmiuin met1sse. 81
an omar 0f Dr., 6mIthsa unrivniod
Die9ionaky Of the Blhle. 10 spub-
llshers' cliSulnr seat@ m throsek -
arrangsmept WITH lfssszs. J. B. BUR-,
Hyde 4 Co o0f HArt1bed- 20 vel
known = p9elinAseD q nrst .ciaas sub
sciption boots Awhstsbyl whole sdi-
'etons Of - Distionafy have bss0
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70 ofler : COPY ofthe book = premium
~ every noW suhsogiptlo0 . the %
per, end n extxA copy % anyous Who
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The D1ctto0asy = . CONDENSATION Of
d. s60ltAsU Shree volume editien,
prepaEoa ~ hinself, 90 ,oootaine
every name In the Bibls respecting
vh!ch aoItbta6 caa q ss,4...s.,,.
tIafisnA amoag whtch ~ 8 full-pago
Steel and wood o0efAv1nQ. 3 1unn6w'
Of null page map9, and u bound Win
peonliae. e4esl!ense, The !. work 10
simply Inv6luaSio % Sunday School
TeachAIa, 6millee, and In ohore, al
who CO - esad1 fheix Rihles. s,fq
The Buhday ochoN Uepartment "
Ne papes. includinG weekly exposl.
lions 90 s6s Unisa ssgSes of1essous ana
contributed articles on the work q The
een0e5oe on4 ~ = 0auoGun1oms > e.
scheaDs, 0o0 thU usooe seGl3oot and
peaettoal writer's, 10 becoming widely
known and very popular. :.
The subscription price Of IL Ad-
vcssce b 600 pOf ySaf, ard the book
has never been D0ld for loD than 4S.60,
but under the terms u this oifos, os.OO,
lies than the cash pries Of The Die
tjonaFy) 0in seeaso 18Th. EtA0 Dsnts
must b sent TT postage On slm9lo
copies. II ordered u clubs, tho bssks1
will b sent BY express, charges b be
paid By the reoiplents.
No Teachsr, Family, - Scholar
should ~ this oppsstunity pane unim.
proved 0uoh ofbsD oro rare. Any
Who 0eslyo further tnfesmuttea1 can
doebtass SECURE 1t BY nddIe0iDg The
Adrnnce, Chicago. 5.9.s.gT \
Dsaa.. Ingman 4 Young can now
lhow tho largest stock Of carpets evar
Ddessi 10 the citizens d Cedar county.
The Tipton advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Cedar Co., Iowa) 1856-1962, 1872-04-25

A GHAR0E0Hf0 wEVDEYDR- >Th0RD In
1872 .~.s.. n@.-...,.s- ~ shs
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The Tipton advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Cedar Co., Iowa) 1856-1962, 1872-04-25
Lace Curtains ct Is cen To per yard 1t
Cobb 4 Wotzel's.

DELINQUENT TAXES. County Treas-
urs4 McCielland has received from the
State Auditor the necessary blanks
for monthly report which 10 TO b
made showing the precise amounts Of
State funds in the hands Of the County
Treasurer on the first Of each month.
Az the Treasurer is to be made rsspons-
ible for tho payment in full Of these
amounts, including the penalty upon
taxes that have become delinquent. it
will 10 readily seen that for his own
protection that officer will BE- compel
led to adhers strictly TO the collections
OF such penalty according to law.
Persons who allow their taxes to
become delinquent will then under.
stand thst the penalty must be paid
in full-jfths Trsasursr does not make
them pay It hc viii hsvs 1t to do him
self.