The Tipton advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Cedar Co., Iowa) 1856-1962, 1872-05-30

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colunns wIl b charged > csass Per HE.
Nxxr vssk We shall have . few
Main 49, to lay before the Patrons Of
Husbasdsy Of this county, for which
We respectfully bsspsak attention.
We learn that Mr.. Nssblt Of Durant,
who Va severely injured ct the recent
fire q tAat place y hopsleasly blind In
his leu 80. This b ed indeed
THoss Buggies, Spring wagons and
Farm wagons OF 8. r. Neiman's-bs
SURE to ell and 80 them before pur.
chasing elsewhere.
SETTI.E!-All persons indebted to
DR.. e. T. Rigby, Dentist, are request
ed to q once settle the account by
cash or note.
BRICK.-Mr. Cook, the msn who
succesdsd 80 well in making brick
near town last season has / large yard
now In full blast near the old location.
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FLoUR from A. w. Deans mill, ad-
yertissd In another column, has been |
tried and found not wanting in the
dssirabls qualities which produce good
bread.
THE Grand Jury, we understand.
has but few cases pseasnted Tor its con-
alteration ct this citing. Our county |
has been TO law abiding since Dscsm-
Der 70 make Grand Jury business very |
lively.
THE young man who measured his
length on the sidewalk In front Of
Gen. Ridgway's, last Tuesday, had
better take . jug next time II he can't
carry away what he wants otherwise.
WAKING UP.-People are beginning
toIealise that our respected ancestors
must have had very inconvenient
time of IL without railroads, steamers,
gas, friction matches, telegraphs, ex-
presses, sewing machines, and par
consequence not least, Charter Oak
Cooking Stoves.
SPRIN0DALE NORMAL SCHOOL,
The second term Of this school will
commence August ID. and continue
four weeks. f. U. Cook, 6uperin-
tendent, Prof. Davis, Of Indiana, Prof
Lewis, Of Muscatins. and Mrs. Nc
CONCEAL Of Davenport. are the instruc.
tors. Numerous and valuable lectures
will be given during the term.
Mr.. James Spohn, liv-
ing few miles west Of town, while
engaged In furnishing . refractory
horse, last Monday, was ierked and
thrown about with such violence - to
dislocats one Of his ankles and frac-
ture one Of the small bones Of the
foot. DR.. G.. r. Chambers attended
the case.
For the purpose Of giving to our
readers brief idea Of the character
and stock Of one Of the best and most
valuable farms in Cedar county, we
Lest Friday paid = visit to the place Of
Mr.. w. w. Aldrich, near this place,
and return our thanks to Mr.. A. for
the pains taken to crafty our curios-
ity, and make our observations COM
plets and practical.
The DIES MONIES REPUBLICAN, is
what they call tho daily paper 1t the
State Capitol, the first number Of
which has just been received. 1t 10 an
eight column sheet, very neatly print
Cd, and mildly edited-although 1t
certainly has invented . new name
for the philosopher Of the white coat,
whom 1t designates - "a frail seed"
FARMERS JOURNAL.-The first
number Of . monthly publication
bearing that name has bsen received.
It 10 issued at Cedar Rapids. and con-
tains sixteen pages Of appropriate
matter. admirably printed and illus
tTsted with cuts Of more than Usual
merit. w. J. Abernsthy 10 editor
and T. G. Newman business manager,
to whom subscriptions and other busi-
mess matters should be addressed.
Terms, 81 per year.
FIRE.-The barns, sheds, cribs, &C.,
belonging to Jesse Dorcas. who lives
on tho Stanwood road miles north OF
this place. were on Tuesday totally
destroyed by fire, with their contents,
inv diving . heavy loss. The fire was
started By small boy whom Mr. Dor
cos hes adopted, we are not informed
whether accidentally or maliciousiy.
Insurance on the buildings had ex-
pired on the 10th inst, and renewal
was procrastinsted just a little too
long.
MORE EGas-TRAvAaANcE.- The
Last Muscatine Journal complains Of
being numerically eggsd this season.
the last demonstration measuring 81
by u inches. This reminds US that
1oDb ItO0y JAZZ w "a Ast8Oy oShs w
this ONCE tDO eggs, each Of which
measured fully BY 81 inches. and
were both the result Of the same ex-
travagant pullet, which yet lives to
cackle over her daily liberality.
THE law Of the late Legislature to
protect the fish in Iowa ponds and
streams il published in full on the
fourth page of this paper; also the
Act dividing the State int nine Con-
grsssional districts; an Act fixing q
legal weight per bushel for several
kinds Of fruit; an Act restraining
swine and sheep from running nj
large the Act repeating the railroad
aid tax law, aud others.
TIE murder trials which wer. men
toned two weeks ago ~ to Dc held
before JIdge Rothn,ck at Iowa City
last week were both disposed of-the
to- -. -. child