The Tipton advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Cedar Co., Iowa) 1856-1962, 1872-02-22

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Jsdwe John Porter. II Eldssa, Iowa.
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An lowa city .s,Aa says that r"ant.
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but thirty wears old
A coloay " Qaakess frusa lows 10 To
sestie ca the line u the Sosth Paciflc
ssilrusd. ia Otter Tail county. THIS
colony will among other branches Of
industry. establish m extensive nun.
cry Of fruit aud forest trees, II . suita.
BILE location In found.
Within radius Of Is miles ahont
Sioux City, 8 persons are known 70
have frozen to death during the cold
mud storm Of Saturday about two
weeks ego, and Il 10 estimated that 800
70 800 head OF hosses aud cattle perish.
Cd Ut the same time. The thesm0me-
ter Indicated - degrees below zero.
The Davenport Gazette puts upon
record its prediction that il the i've
per cent. tax law is repealed. 1t will be
the end Of railrold building in Iowa.
II says mo railroad has yet been built
without government or local aid. aud
II IL safe to say that none will be for .
long time to come. The five per cent.
law may he harsh and unjust in some
Of its provisions. but ought there not
to be some method OF assisting new
aud competing road-?"
On the ground hog subject the Osca-
loosa Herald Of last week rays: I'VE
told you last week that the ground
hog saw his shadow. II you secuted
the old Dutch idea at that time, we
venture that the past three days have
caused you to respect the memory Of
that ground hog. and hope lie has been
frozen to death in his den. We have
had more cold weather In Iowa
this winter than any Of. the twenty.
seven we have spent hsrs, but 1t has
not been disagreeabls. Cold, dry and
healthy"
A servant girl in Davenport saw .
man in the house coquetting with the
spoons. She went and told the owner
thereof. He went and got revolver
and . policeman. The robber went
and got out Of the window. The
owner and policeman went and search
ed the house. They found bosrdsr
in his own bed room. In the dark the
policeman knocked down the boarder
with his. club, the owner drew his
revolver aud shot the policeman
through the shoulder. the boardsr
knocked down the owner with chair,
and then they found out It wasn't any
Of them.
The Davenport Gazette says -. r.
Saunders Of Hickory Grove Tp.,
bought . Poland boar. which his
proved ~ unmanayeable and ferocious
- tiger. On Wednesday night this
monster broke out Of an enclosure In .
barn where he was kent. and $1,000 -
the stall OF hnc Morgan horse, which
was highly valued by Mr. Saunders.
and absolutely disemboweled the ami
NAL. Having finished the horse. the
boar went to stall in which stood one
OF the largest aud finest mules in this
county and served him exactly ~ it
did the horse. In the morning when
the farmer went into his barn he found
the horse a mule in their stalls. the
floor covered with blooI. aud the b,ar
still fsasting. II was q serious loss.
The horse was worth between $500 aud
$500, and the mule upwards Of 500,
being fine specimen Of his species.
The boar was killed. It was evident
that neither man nor brute was safe l.
within reach Of the boar ut dieadvan
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