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The Tipton advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Cedar Co., Iowa) 1856-1962, 1872-10-31

BURGLARY AGAIN Monday night
the store Of Cssad d Gilmore wsr
entered by taking out one o! the large
panes from the front window. and
number of articles were stolen. TINS
thieves did not seem 70 DO very bust
neas like, "a tn. only articles known
70 have been taken were = lot Of neck.
ties, gloves, cheap j@welry, DC.
Messrs G. d q. not being able to de.
tect the lOss Of any OF the valuable
piece goods or ready made clothing
with which their store In Oiled. Thi,
would SEEN tn indicate that the dep
redators were rather new To the bust
ness, " not Juvenile. The fact 10. son'
of the "hard" boys about this tow
had better reform. leave the country
or prepare for situation In the zeal
teDtiATy
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STANwOOD, Iowa,
Oct. 18th. 1872.


Ed. AdUertiser:-There some com.
ments here concerning your article on
Cotton, but notice those who think
most Of the Republican party aud the
success Of its principles make no COM
plsi0t but endorse your course. They
know the Cotton tactics used q this
place. and they know that those are
the hest friends 20 the party who
think most OF IL honor. Some Re-
pubIicans who. like Mr.. Cotton, never
voted the Republican ticket until the
Democrats and the rebellion were
hopelsssly whipped. may cry ''boiter''
but nobody needs them. We know
who are Republicans. aud ws know
the ADvERTlsER has never given ~
uncertain sound ON political questions:
we know 1t was right before Mr.. Cot
ton aud Sumo Of bis friends came over
after the war was over TO seek Olllce.
We DON believe In licenciOusness or
intemperanCo, aud We are glad you
had the moral courage tn say some.
thing about II, though you did not say
en-. ugh. Throw Oh your gloves. It
would be even better for the party 70
have few LEGAL defeats Ia IL present
than to die Of corruption - the Demo.
cratic party did.
PRINcIPLE.
The Tipton advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Cedar Co., Iowa) 1856-1962, 1872-10-31

Az LOCUSTS The Charter Oak
Stoves are becOmtng ouch sniversal
favoritss. and are making their way
tuto - many h0useholds. that Il looks
- u they were destined to cover the
fAce Of the land ~ the locusts Of
Egypt. Unlike them. however, they
ore blessings instesd Of pla- uea, aud
We wish speed to the consumm alton.
The Tipton advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Cedar Co., Iowa) 1856-1962, 1872-10-31

We sre truly sorry, ~ chronicler
Of items, to b. obliged to notice the
departure last week, To parts unknown
Of w. H. Morrow, q. postmaster. ex-
editor Of the Post, and sdItpr Of the
Advance. II has been known, BY
certain parties hero, that his accounts
% r. NJ. were not right ever since last
July, but some influence prevented
the Department from acting In his
case, aud now his bondslnen are In the
lurch, - also are rusny Others 70 whom
he was Indebted In various ways.
We DO not believe this unfortunate
situatiOn to have resulted from any
deltbsrHte intention on Morr0w's part
70 do wrong. and sympsthise most
heartily with the innocent ones VIII"
must suffer from his lack of principle.
The money ~as undoubtedly taken
from time 70 time ~ tbs airport Of the
Post newspaper demanded. and with
The intention Of returning every cent.
The Tipton advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Cedar Co., Iowa) 1856-1962, 1872-10-31

But . b usually the cass IL such In
stances. he got beyond his depth, and
found ton late the return to honesty
impossible.
The Advance material b In the
hands Of the Sheriff. - b also the
stock Of oooks. jewelry. &C.. which
belonged to Mr.. n.
The Tipton advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Cedar Co., Iowa) 1856-1962, 1872-10-31

ACCIDENT.-AsW WIN. Rate and fam
lily were going to the residence Ut Levi
Picket on last sunday, short dis
taDce from NJ. Picket's house the
horses that MIR. II. WAS driving took
fright at = lsor-e aud sulky they were
passing and suddenly turned around
throwing Mrs. Rate over the dash
and under the borses' feet. with the
baby in her arms. while Mr.. Rate with
the other two children were thrown
out 1t the side If the buggy. Mrs. r
received bad cut under the LEFT eye,
and the little girl broken arm. DR..
J. G. Batdorf WAS called and dressed
the wounds, sni at last accounts bOth
were doing well. - Acchdnicsviile
Press.
The Tipton advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Cedar Co., Iowa) 1856-1962, 1872-10-31

IT has been bossted on behalf Of the
Post that it had more money 10 back
1t that the ADVERTISER could possibly
have" We do moi doubt It. The
National bank II Lyons, only the 9TH
sr day, could not accommodate friend
with . small loan '.becsu y C.pttOD hs0
drawn out ali its available funds" We
do not doubt 1t; but at the same ttle
we will assure the Post that the AD-
vERTIsER belongs to Milford 4 Long.
ley, aud that no one else does, or haa
within four yesr.. had one cents worth
Of interest in It. Fur, her. that N. 4 L
have no money At all to black" them
but that they do claim to have little
honesty aud y good deal o! independ
ence.
The Tipton advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Cedar Co., Iowa) 1856-1962, 1872-10-31

In the Mechanicsville Press we mud
the following, aud Join In It's profess
sions OF good will toward Mr.. >. -.
8. Salisbury, who has resided vt this
piacr for . number 1t years, during
which time he was engaged In the
practice of his profession ~ we'll ..
doing quite brisk business IN selling
real estate. and editing the Prcss; III
oil Of which capacities he made sue
cess. We are sorry indeed, 10 lire
him - . citizen; but our loss 10 Vim
tons gain. Success q with you
friend Joseph. aud prosperity attend
you aud yOurs."
The Tipton advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Cedar Co., Iowa) 1856-1962, 1872-10-31

The following samples Of numerous
letters upon the same subject received
within . week. We publish - indica-
tive Of the fact that Republicans are
not only willing but glad to bear and
know the truth. even II It h not cred
liable to sorne olIice-seeker who car
ries the party colors:
NJ. Editor: Being in favor Of inde-
pendence In all things. especially In
the publication Of = political nrwspa
per, wa glad when 1 saw IN your
excellent paper that you could cay .
word In your own defence ~ regards
tho uncalled for attacks Of the Post
editor. Who claims to be . gentleman
Of truth aud veracity. (but whose cdi-
torisl career. I think. scarcely war.
rants the claim.) Also that you did
not hesitate In 20 doing, to ventilste
some Of the tricks Ut the Republican
candi late fOs Congress In this district;
aud sm glad to Oe Abie 10 inform sou
that your c.,urss will I've endorsed In
this Cs,mmuntty BY gO0d aud true Re-
pubiisasss. snd, although you do not
ndviee IL. many 0f them viii vote for
Mr.. Lei3ugwell, believing him TO be
hOnest III bis opinions ~ . Democrat,
rather than ~ vote for % vile and UNI
prinCiplsd man ~ ID A. r. Cotton,
{, Ough he may claim a. be Republic
The Tipton advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Cedar Co., Iowa) 1856-1962, 1872-10-31

How 10 Il? That Il the question !;
how 10 II that r. p. 4 Il L. Dean sell
The cheapest VI any house In tho west?
Beside selling the cheapest of any one
they give their cash customers = beau
tiful aud useful present.
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INLAND. fOwA.l
Oct. 18th. 1872.

Dear Adverliser:-ln your issue Of
the oath, We notice IN editorial headed
Cotton, the Post aud Pa~toffi e. !"
which It did 10 much good TO resd,
aud to which ws called the attention
of several IT our frisnds. some Of whom
are not subscribers to your paper, but
who expressed = discrimination to take
the ADvERTIsER hereafter.
Having y cUufislsuce IN the honesty
OF the R<publicso party In general. Ne
had no doubt, NJ that tune. that the
Republican Couvsution lad dops
The Tipton advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Cedar Co., Iowa) 1856-1962, 1872-10-31

MATILDA FLErCHER's SPEECH
The following u MI we have sees. OF
Mrs. Fletcher. who was announced to
speak here Monday evening. We
suppose, Of course, sine Is excusabls for
hes non.ppeaIs"ce, but Is nc have
expressed ourselves before, we are
heartily tired Of announcing political
speakers who fail to make NJ appear
ance. We hope when coming 70 Tip
ton SHALL no longer entail = hack ride
Of ten or twelve miles. '.unavoidsble
circumstances" will not 10 frequently
dissppoint 10. This is what Mrs. r.
says for herself:
NEWTON, Iowa,
Ocs 18th. 1872.
Chm Grant Club, Upton. x0spa
DEAR SIR.-Much ~ inv z. greet
she'll b. unAbl To reach Upton Ia
time. Unforeseen civcum stances COM
pei me 70 return IT, Des M0iDes and
nope you will BE- able u notify your
pss,pls 10 that you will Lisappoint "
lew - possible. Will telegraph you
also In the mOf0iuj4.
Respectfully,
MATILDA FLuUnEa.
The Tipton advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Cedar Co., Iowa) 1856-1962, 1872-10-31
200 pounds Of live geese feathers fol
sale IT Perrien Deans.

IMPROVEMENT In Upton are Meth.
er few or far between. Without refer
once to the fine City Hall block, tn.
walls Of which are now nearly up, We
recall much permanent work on The
streets such - stone culverts and
crossings, the bucks Of new sidewalk
In the north west part OF town; the
pleasant looking two-story dwelling
built by E. c. Smith In the east part !;
and also, Oh the same side. the hand
some and finely flushed addition
which Jonathan Focht, ECO. has JUS,
made to his residence y two-story
front put up by ID. Evans. &c.
The Tipton advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Cedar Co., Iowa) 1856-1962, 1872-10-31

We have received from d Appleton
4 Co., New York, Kenmore Cooper's
"Prairie," being the final issue In the
new illustrated edi.i0n of Co"per's IA
nous Misunderstanding Novels"
which we announced early In the
summer, Ut the beginning Of De en-
terpri.e. The entire series Of the
Misunderstanding romances consist OF
1.-THE Deerslsyer," THE Last Of the
Mobicans," THE Pathfinder" 1.-THE
Pioneers" aud The Prairie" Each
volume 10 fully illustrated, with new
designs ny the distinguished artist. F
o. e. barley, while the price II only
seventy Ave cents. II 10 BY far the
nestest aud cheapest issue Of these
novels, which rank NJ the most cele-
brated works Of Imagination IN Amer
lean literature.
The Tipton advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Cedar Co., Iowa) 1856-1962, 1872-10-31

FIRE.-The threshing machine Of
Owning Brss. was burned while 1t
work few miles east 81 Upton one
lay last week. Il took fire from q
heated jurnal, and was totally destroy
ed. toy, ther with about 200 bushels of
grain. and the straw around IL.
The Tipton advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Cedar Co., Iowa) 1856-1962, 1872-10-31

OUR intensely Republican cotempo-
rsry - 80 deeply wrapped 10 Cotton
~ TO be ObliviOus Of the fact that We
ilave > National, state aud County
ticket In the 6eid. and Offers not ,
word In support Of either In IT. last
Issue before election.
The Tipton advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Cedar Co., Iowa) 1856-1962, 1872-10-31

MISS FANNIE WADE. Drsssmaker,
has oil the latest styles. and does work
10 the most acceptable manner. Shop
In the small building north Of the
steam Mill. formerly occupied = an
once by DR.. Kennedy.
The Tipton advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Cedar Co., Iowa) 1856-1962, 1872-10-31

IT 10 significant iact that when w.
H. Morrow, the d~laulting pnst-master
whom Cotton wanted to "keep quiz
city In once until altcr election, !"
went over to Greeley, he still remain
I'd faithful to Cotton.
The Tipton advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Cedar Co., Iowa) 1856-1962, 1872-10-31

NOTIcE.-Puhlic examinations will
be held on the last Saturday Of every
mOnth In the Court RDOm. These de-
siring certificate are advised tn apply
on that day. G. w. ROLLINS,
S7tf Co. 6upt.
The Tipton advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Cedar Co., Iowa) 1856-1962, 1872-10-31

TOWNSHIP TRUsTEEs will bear In
mind that BY law Ut the Lest Assem-
bly, the poll books are MI required to
b returned tO the County Auditor
within two days alter eleCtion.
The Tipton advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Cedar Co., Iowa) 1856-1962, 1872-10-31

FOR SALE.-H0tel In Stan wood.
Will sell my hotel and furniture for
cssh, cheaper than the cheapest or
TOR TART cash down, with terms that
cannot fail to suit purchaser. Inquire
ri H. H. Miller. Proprietor, Stanwo0si,
lows. AAvI
The Tipton advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Cedar Co., Iowa) 1856-1962, 1872-10-31

REPUBLICANS H. the several town.
ships will do well 70 send to me y
soon - possible . list If their town.
ship nominations properly authentica-
ted. BY % doing, your TOWNSHIP,
ticket will b printed With the Ma
tional State aud County ticket.
which will be sent 20 eech township,
10 proper form and due s6eson.
E. II. BRINK.
Chm Go. Cent. Com.
The Tipton advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Cedar Co., Iowa) 1856-1962, 1872-10-31
Cotton, the "Adultorer and Cor
ruptionist."

ruptjonlst."
Ed. Advertiscr:--If you will allow me
space In your valuable paper, will do
my simple duty ~ . citizen and Re-
publican by . brief statement Of what
I know about the shove named
"Pump-h handle. politician"
This man has become the Republi-
can nominee for member Of Congress
from this district, and now axis the
votes Of honest men. Politically, who
and what 10 her
Up to 1884 he voted with rebels and
copperheads. After Lincoln's second
election In 1884 We have the doubtful
evidence Of Mr.. Cotton's statement
that he voted the Republican ticket
like . weather-cock. changing with
the wind, with no principle In hts
composition except On over-weening
desire for Office.
HIS MORAL CHARACTER.
At the Sept'r term, 1883, VI the Dis
trict Court Of Clinton COUNTY, this
mans good wife found IL necessary to
her seif-respect aud personal safety 70
petition said court TO release her from
this libertine, on account Of his adul
terry with . woman he insisted on
keeping in his family against the pro-
test Of his injured wife.
And this adultery was confessed In
silent shame 10 open coust, whom his
default was taken. the adultery proven
aud decree Of divorce obtained, aud by
scknow lodging to his wife that he was
the iashes Of his concubine's child.
All these facts are susceptible Of posi-
tive proof, IN part BY the petition iO
the case, until this Congressman took
1t from the Clerks ofllce since hia
nomination. And this was not the
worst feature, for this Send was known
to strike his wife cruel blow, on her
demand that his harlot should leave
her house. And this man, who, II the
District Attorney and the grand jury
Of his county had done their duty,
would have been sent TO the peniten-
tiary, ~ by statute In such cases made
aud provided, (Ses SEC. 4347, Rev.
lssO. now asks good people who have
virtuous wives, mcthers and daug b.
tsrs to send him to Congress to repre-
sent them In the councils OF the
nation.
HIS OFFICIAL ACTS.
It will be impossible to tell al with
the time aud space 1t command. He
removes soldier postmaster ct Ma.
quokets against the remonstrsnce Of
nins- tsnths Of that people 70 give place
70 the husband Of another lady friend !
At Ssanwood no de6sa and spits upon
the petition Of majority Of her peo-
pie, on the Lrstenss thst . friend Ut
Cxmsnche wanted his friend OF Stan
wood appointed. but In fact becsuss
VIM. H. Morrow, p. n. Of Upton,
asked 1t in part payment for aid Ia
securing his (Cotton'sl reconciliation
At Upton. insisting that this pet tool
VIM. H. Morrow, should be retained
In the postofYice after Mr.. Cotton
could have known, and probably did,
that Morrow was = deiaultsr; aud
whom the Government sends Ut les,
its agent 70 investigate this pet, he
comes crippled With instructions that
could emsnsts from but one source
10 give tims-Sor what7 to embsasll
more money and make good his escape
The Tipton advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Cedar Co., Iowa) 1856-1962, 1872-10-31

The accident 70 Caspar Filson. mon.
toned last week. WAS moro serious
one than We we're informed Of 1t the
time. He was returning from Muscat.
inc with load Of lumber. and In some
way fell from the wagon ~ that the
wheels passed over his arm crushing
it Horribly. The accident happened
ear Wilton, from whence the servi.
ces of surgeon were procured. He
has since been brought homo 70 this
place and IL doing ~ well ~ could be
expected.
The Tipton advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Cedar Co., Iowa) 1856-1962, 1872-10-31

REPUBLICAN CAUCUs.-A Caucus q
the Republican voters NJ Center town.
ship will be held In tie Court Room.
on Saturday. the ID day Of November
next ut 8 O'Clock p. M, for the pur
posc Of putting In nomination town.
ship officers to be voted for ut the gen.
eral election to be held ON Tuesday
the 5th day Of November, A. d. 1872.
BY order TIP Central Com.
The Tipton advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Cedar Co., Iowa) 1856-1962, 1872-10-31

At Upton. on the nth inst. by John q
Tuthill, J. p, Mr.. Christopher Brown and
Mrs. joanna Taylor.
Also, on the same day, It Upton. Mr.
AdelbeSt Loo0s and Aias Gertrude r
Brown: all Of Cedar county.
The Tipton advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Cedar Co., Iowa) 1856-1962, 1872-10-31

MRs. EMILY SrocKEa win pssach
Ut the York Prairie church next Sun.
day 1t 10Y O'Clock. A. n. Also at the
Lutheran church In Tlpson In the eve
ming.
The Tipton advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Cedar Co., Iowa) 1856-1962, 1872-10-31

We are In receipt Of . communica-
ton correcting certain statements 81
"Granger." . Post correspondent, but
fail to find room for Its insertion here
With.
The Tipton advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Cedar Co., Iowa) 1856-1962, 1872-10-31

THE editor Of the C0tson envelop~d
sheet around the cbrner. Il will b ~
membered by Republicans, shared the
editorial honors Of the Post with w.
H. Morrow. assisted him 10 lay the
pipes for the reorganization Of Cotton
and allowed him to take part 10 Re
publican conventions, while he. the
Post editor, knew all the time that
Morrnw WAS . Greeley man.
Worse. even, than this, the Posi-
editor agreed with Cotton that Morrow
ought to be left peaceably In his ONCE
when there 10 no doubt both Of them
Knew he WAS then defaulier 20 the
government. Hi. bondsmen will now
have TO suffer on account Of thess
things; and one of them 10 given space
TO speak his mind herewith.
The Tipton advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Cedar Co., Iowa) 1856-1962, 1872-10-31
ONE MOMENT!
M eChcap Reading" but
Good Reading Cheap! !!
THE Upton ADvERTlSER
snttD Ian. III. ls79, Tor - Gents.

We will furnish the ADvERTIsER r.
new subscribers for 0S cents to Jan. l,
1873; Or for else 70 Ian. Lei. lS5A-
cash Ia advance. Four months f0u
IS cents, or sixteen m0nths for 81 so
Let no ono be without his county pa.
Per, tho exact place Of which can b.
Oiled by no other publication, M mat
ter how valuable.
The Tipton advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Cedar Co., Iowa) 1856-1962, 1872-10-31

FOR SALE.-The 80 Of ~ of section
81, township 80, range 4, is offered for
sale for 81 100, half cash. Inquire Of
Wolf & Landt.
The Tipton advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Cedar Co., Iowa) 1856-1962, 1872-10-31

YouR attention II called 70 the fact
that Sam. Wirick has IN imm.nse
stock Of boots and shoes. now 10 store,
and more coming. You cannot fail to
get fit; the quality II surpassed By
none. and the prices are Satisfactory
He hes oil styles and kinds. At SANS.
The great want VI the present aGe 10
men and women. healthy and vigor-
nus Ia mind and body. The cOntlm
ued headaches. weak uesses, nervous
nees, aud varying ailments which
nf2Iict women are generally the result
III imperfect action Of the stomach aud
other vital organs. Dr.. Walkers Cal.
,f0ruis Vinegar Bitters. being compos
I'd entirely Of vegetable Substances
indigenous 70 California, may b. taken
with perfect safety BY the most deli
cate, and arc sure remedy, correct
ing oil wrong actio aud giving new
vigOr 10 the whOle system. II
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TlPToN, Oct. 18th. 1872.
CLARENCE. CEDAR Co. Iowa, /
October Nth. 1872.

October 18th, 1872.
M. Edisor:-lf you viii grant mo ,
little space In your columns, will try
and say few w0rds that will speak
tho sentiments Of people who are regu-
lar Subscribers Of your paper. We are
aware thst you Are psssiny through >
derry ordeal, anI feel assured that sou
will come out of the contest like the
gold fro,n the crucibie. We felt as
sursd that when Nj. James started his
paper, that discord aud possibly the
dual rupture Of the party would be the
result, and we were glad whom they
were beaten In their object 1t the drst
convention; aud now after failing In
forming . ring out Of dead politicians
II 10 . little pleasing 70 80 how they
beg for the farmers support and cry
Ring! Ring!" The farmers In this
vsossssy 80 : ssssse sAs.P.s s... AGs..
James gives them credit for. We UNI
dsrseand the truthful old motto that
says that mo one will cry thief sooner
than thief himself" The farmers Of
this neighborhood used to have . good
deal Of respect for the County Recorder
Oh account of his having but Que leg
but since he has 20 shamefully neg
lecte.i his ONCE aud left II entirely IN
der the control Of Deputies. and used
the e,nOluments Of the ONCE u support
him in running . ring organ for the
purpose Of splitting the party thai hss
20 long supported him. We have lost
al DufdenC0 In the man. Your cor
respondent was delegate to tile CON-
ven ton which nominated delegates to
the Congressional Convention, AND
was greatly chayrinned to see how
desperately the twin editOis OF the
Post, who profess TO love virtue aud
good society, lsbored to instruct the
dele gates Ut The convention u vote Tor
Mr.. C0tIOn, . man that every intelli-
gent msn knows or can know, by re-.
fsrrinx to the rec0rts, has character
the very rsverse Ut virtuous. moral
aud respectable: aud who. II half Of
the stories are true. you would ~ sth,n
sx l%ct To find In . house Of III tame ~
1t his post Of duty. Aud nov. Mr..
Editor, 10 IL not exceedingly strange
that neD who love virtue and gOOd
society, and who have families that
are growing up that are sD0D ~ 60 out
in the world aud hew their own path
way through life, should 10 censured
for trying to desxs the nomination II
such = man to one of the highest OH
ces In the gift Of the people? | Say
shame on men that would not rather
applaud than censure men for acting
thus. ain Republican and have sl-
ways voted the straight Republican
ticket, but | will not insult my family
by going u the poiis aud voting for y
uiAn whose character 10 like that Ut
Mr.. C.,,ton's. -ay gn on, IL the par
~ can I stand csnsure for nOmin ating
such inen to office let II fall. aud tho
s4,0nSr the better. But 1t will not fall
these lessons Of instruction that are
thrown along the way side will be .
beacon light that will guide ~ IN the
future, aud give ua strength aud gain
for " the confidence Of the peOple!!
THINKER.
The Tipton advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Cedar Co., Iowa) 1856-1962, 1872-10-31

The telegraph male brief mention
on Friday Of 40 affair Of honor ~
Atlanta. Georgia. BY advice. BY mail
II appears that Mr.. Wallace Haskell
took the liberty II plsyfully pinching
. lady's arm. without frat asking her
permission, aud she construed the
pinch into deadly insult. Mr.. Hous-
ton Force, . young blood engaged to
be married ~ the lady whose sr,n wa
pinched, Gained Mr.. Haskell. Mr..
Haskell challenged Mr.. Force. aud
Mr.. Force declined to shoot Mr.. Has
kell on the ground that he IL not ,
gentleman. Mr.. Townsend, who was
acting a Haskell's second. thereupon
challenged Force. A Mr.. Force cnuld
not deny the gentility Of Townsend,
he met him on tn. field Of honor. III
filled him full Of buck-shos. Every
thing was honorable and satisfsc tory
Townsend Her at the point Of death
from . v ound inflicted by man with
whom he had no quarrel. and the sore
spot on the yuang lsdy's arm he's been
soothed by the shooting II . man who
he'd nothing n do with It.
The Tipton advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Cedar Co., Iowa) 1856-1962, 1872-10-31

THE Cedar mill still goes. See
advertisement In another column.
The Tipton advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Cedar Co., Iowa) 1856-1962, 1872-10-31

ANOTHER lot Of dress and shifting
flannel just arrived ut Per:ien Deans.
Cheap.
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Our county correspondence. part ii
1t 1t least, will be found this week o.,
the 6rst page