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

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THr Board u es116seo6B A1Dourn-
ed Last week % neb<uN MsslAy, July
1st. 49,
EARLY, lbr TIM backward season,
were the 1ne ripe strawberries which
Mr.. VIM. Wiggins displayed Inst
Tuesday y the hnt products Of his
large bed.
b. G. CARR Lost three Thoroughbred
chickens Monday BY some unknown
disease, feared to be epidemical In ~
character. Great commotion among
the many who have young cAtckene
Of celebrated descent results.
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RAILRoAD TAx.-Couuty Treasurer
McClelland has Just rseeissd otlsial
notice OF The amOeat sof railroad ~
apportioned ta,CbdAr county Tor 1871
under the a. 81 tho 18th General A.
ssmhiy. IN y y, "a % mot 20 much
q los 1870 ~ considerable. ss
New SIGNS. ars maftsn 81 daily o.
curNuce. Look on Pritchard Bros.
Livery Barn, Wirick's Shoe Store, r.
Dean's windows, Parsons Harness
Shop and Rowel's Jewslfy 1e0rs.
Credit Ingman and Wickenhaun.
b. LANG las imported = nav &qae4ff
er, who is said to b A Asttak. ~ NJ
profession. HIS iana1lll p - y
speak word Of English, however,
win leave Mat. for some little time In
charge Of the shop . herstofors. the
new hand being employed principally
ct doing chores. milking. &c.
JACOB DAVIS IVES arrested Tuesday
by Deputy Maynard. q Gower's Fer
~, and committed to jail. Ne under
stand that be Was somotine 80 H.
dictsd for selling ltaaor lind Nvs
honda to appear at cO1ft being now
arrested upon the inatigatlon Or his
bondsmen.
THE. EGGEsT.--A hen has sprssy
been ruined! The largest egg OF all
was received yesterday. We had sup
posed the extreme limit Of gallinaceous
capacity had been reached by Mo-. !
Rigby's hen, but ons that faekses In
John Gunsolus' barnysrd, west Of the
Cedar, eends rs . berry that actually
measures 81 by "A inches. Now, then!
CAPTURE OF CArAMOUNTs.-JaC
Long while fishing ct the river Last
week near place known q the Cave
discovered an old catamount ct the
entrance and judging from her move
ments that she had den in the rocks.
drove her. in and, Putman-like, fol-
lowed her with lighted torch and
actually carried away her three Cubs.
which he now has at his residence.
CIRcUs.-Smith 4 Baird's Executor
Circus Is billed for performance here
next Saturday afternoon and evening.
This show makes no pretentions TO
containing three or four establish
ments, including . menageris, but
only claims to be one good, fall, M
divided, first-class circus. For par
ticulars see bills, or Inquire Of any Of
the small boys Tor some Of the larger
ones), who have had them by heart
for . week.
LEADING AND INFLUENTIAL."-
Although received yesterday, almost
too late for publication. we made an
extra effort and insert In another col
'umn the full proceedings Of the Sab
bath School Convention held Monday
Ct Wesley Chapel. They wcrs report
ed expressly for the ADVERTISE, and
We could but second the efforts Of our
enterprising correspondent 70 keep
1t ahead OF al competition. The AD-
vERTIsER this week gives to its readers
this report, report Of the Grange
Celebration Convention at White
Pigeon. the full report Of prn,eedings
ofthc County Board, and . report Of
the annual meeting Of the NJ. T. A. 4
M. r. r. Co., yesterday, all in advance
of 1.-THE leading and most influential
newspaper" or Of any paper In the
county.
HORSE STOLEN. On Friday night
last occurred the first case Of horne
stealing In this vicinity for some time.
Three days before . tramp stopped at
the place of John Ferguson in Red
Oak and requested q couple Of days
work to help him on his way to Iowa
City where he has brother and
whittier he was going to work on the
railroad. He was accommodated. and
Friday evening left, a. he said, for
Upton, Oh his way TO the City, al
though advised to save his hotel bill
and stay there till morning. That