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The Pulaski citizen. [volume] (Pulaski, Tenn.) 1866-current, 1872-01-25

% u Stout a Tennesseean, and q
t. ,'ss eountian, is credited with es-
''Sn'hg a successful system of
Union schools in Atlanta, of q
most excellent character.
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Dissolution.

THE eopartnership heretofore exist
II ing between the undersigned, un-
der the firm name of Mcguire g. Hill
is this day by mutual consent dissolved,
j. p. Mcclure retiring. Our accounts
notes &C., are in the hands of our sue
cessoTs Hill &Bliher for settlement, and
we most earnestly but respectfully ask
all persons indebted to as to call and
settle at once. We trust that our friends
viii appreciate the condition of our bI-
siness and respond without further de-
maud. j. +. MCGUIRE,
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Chnneery SAC oF LandIs.

ChaneeFy Sale Of Lands.
John 81. White q Wife Is. james II.
MaXey Jr.
DCRSUANT toa decree of the Chan
Il Gerry Court at Pulaski ia this caiise,
I win on Saturday
january 27th, 1872
sell at public sale to the highest bidder,
at the Courthouse door In the town OF
Pulaski, on a credit Of six months with
interest and free from the equity of re-
demptiOn the tract Of land mentioned
IN the plaadiugs, situated In the Sth civ
II district of Giles county, isfiiolning the
lands Of Ange Cox & Vim. ArrOwsmith
and contains by estimation
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81 non its interest.
u O n d.

The following are the officer
elected and appointed Chiefs o
okahama Tribe No. 6, I. o. r. II.
for the present term -
ELECFtvE CHIEFS.
DIR. ]. F. GRANT, Sachem,
G. p. JONES, Prophet.
r. Z. SuAPARD, Sen. Sycamore,
WM, S. EzEII, Jr. Sycamore,
JNo. A. RICHARDSON, X. of Wan
pun,
c. I. MASON, Chief of Records.
APPOINTED CHIEFS.
JAS, BuFoRD, LIST Sanap,
). c. MITCHELL, Cd Sanap,
J. T. MeORE, G.. of Wigwam,
VIM. BCNcH, G. Of Forest,
dNo. M. MCDONALD, LIST Warrior
L. ALLISON, I'd Warrior,
Jas. I. CAKES, Sd Warrior,
JAS. H. HART, 4th Warrior,
.. r. VosS, LIST Brave,
W. G VAUGHN, I'd Brave,
I. V. TAYLoR, Sd Brave.
l. A. SKILLERN, 4th Brave.
The Pulaski citizen. [volume] (Pulaski, Tenn.) 1866-current, 1872-01-25
TENNESSEE HOUSE.

CIV Peden. Nashville. I'd E Cox
Lynnvire, 81 Cory, Nashville. S 9
Bartlett Mooresvilie ala. W Moss
Mooresville, J I Russell Lincoln Ct
p Irvine County. Jno. Bridgeforth
Elkmont J 8Iassman, Phil, I Ross
Louisville, Sam d White. Nashville
John W Dill, Cincinnati. G K Staley
Cincinnati, William Parker Deca.
tnr Ala. t-
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l. D, Eldrige, Esq, formerly Of
'DS place, but laterly States AttOr-
pey at Memphis, has given up the
la"' and joined the North BIississip-
p Conference and is preaching at
Ffiag's point
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To Printers

To Printers.
We have s Washington Hand
Press, No. G, in perfect order, for
sale. Prints a 9-colnmn paper.
Price. s375, boxed and shipped.
Address L ". MCCoRD.
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Notice.

4 Ii persons indebted 20 the estate Of
~ VIM. bearing. decd. are hereby
notified to come forward, aud NAH e
payment without delay and those hav-
ing claims against the estate are requlr-
ed 20 present the same. properly anthem
tieated, IN the time prescribed by law,
or they viii be barred.
A. J. DEARING, Admir-,
of Wa. DEA RING, Deed
Jan. ?, Is72-4t-z
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We.are authorized to announce THoM-
As S. RIDDLE as a candidate for the Of
fec Of County Trustee, at the ensuing
Anpnst Election.
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.,h, California they cali a livery
horse restaurant"
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CENsUs RErURNs. 1870.

Total population of Giles . 80. 30 Alb
Voters, white. .+E..E..s So Ass
Voters, colored s.-as. 50 !. = -. 2,30O
Total ....... .,...-......---G ,45S
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20 Acres.

Notes with approved security required
and a lien retained for the payment Of
the purchase money.
Wsf. r. BALLENTTNE, c. & NJ.
Jan. 4 ISTl-tds,
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For (O,fRtg Trustee.

We are authorized TO announce STER-
ING II. BROwN as Il candidate for re-
election 10 the Office Of County Trustee,
at the ensuing August Election.
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PREPARATORY DEPARTMENT.
lst Class-Spelling, Reading, Wri-
ting anC Primar. Arithmetic So 90
End Class-SaRe as above with
Mental Arith. Geog. and Gram.
begun 90
3rd Class-Higher Branehes $50. 5 90
Contingent Fee per Session 49,. 2 90
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FaisannaI KisifaIian

Right Rev. Bishop Qnintard VIII
visit the church of the Messiah at
this place on Tuesday Feb. 9th.
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coLLEaIATE pEPARTMENr.

EiSeliuAtll anu GO k5ltQLlOfe Gl0SSeS, So u
Junior and Senior Glasses, ... z OF
Contingent Fee. per Session, . OF
One-half nf ITnft!OH payahle in adj
vance. and oRe-hslf two weeks before
the close of the session.
The End Session Of the present scho-
lastic year Will begin on January 18th
and end on June 21st, 1872.
The above mentioned term embraces
p weeks, during which recess of one
week viii be given, at such time as the
Faculty may select. The Session win
be considered 60 embrace 20 weeks, or
five scholastic months.
Pupils viii be charged from date of
entrance to close Of Session. No 6educ-
ton viii be made for absence except in
cases of sickness protracted beyond two
weeks.
Board can be obtained at reasonable
rates.
All pupils vii be required to provide
themselves with the prescribed uniform
and viii be enrolled IS Cadets.
r. II. JONES.
s. =. ROSE. Pres't of Beard.
Secretary. iaI9-Im
The Pulaski citizen. [volume] (Pulaski, Tenn.) 1866-current, 1872-01-25

We are auth0rized e announce Can't.
ANDREW r GORDON as Candidate for
Tax Collector of Giles. county f1r the
next term. Election first Thursday In
August, 1872.
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7
We gather The following statistics
in regard to Giles County from
Consptroller Pcnnebaker's report to
eur State Legislators, OCT. 1, 1871:
TAxAaLz EaorERrr.
No Acres in Co. 557,7s9
s'.sne per acre = IA 40
S 80 yalae Of Acres $5,l53,ll9
/ Yalue Town Lots 5Bq,6s2
Othsr Iaxabies. -........ 899, 395
Total Valuation ... SO. 49,. los
'aiNa'ion ln 1870 49,. e,6s2,l75
Decrease ... 2ls.9z9
The decrease as above is owing to
the cutting of Of the northern por1
ton Of Giles and attaching it to.
Marshall
AIaountof Revenue derived from Priv
ileges in Giles County by the State
Tor the nine months ending June 30,
1871: y
Merchants and Grocers. 81 $50 10
Billiards and Shows . IS 90
iPpleTs ..ss.-- ....--........-. 1882 95i
tAsgauon 10 90
Conveyance of Land ..... S43 s. (
Peddlers and Drummers Is %
Marriage Licenses 10 90 /
Brokers and Auctioneers- ....t 25 10 /
Insurance Agents. ........... rs 90
Livery Stables ...... Is O0f
Butchers ,t.. =. .....,.s.s.E 10 COL
Other Privileges ......... so 90 /
Total ..,............. $500. 1881 90
Amount due the State By the County, I
Oct l, 1871 -
1868 ......-..... .-.....,... Sc, 4I9 10
CENSUS RETURNS, $780,
Total population of Giles j.. 80, Alb
Voters, white. .E.E-. = e.. Ass
Voters, colored s.-s. 50 - = -. 2s30O
Total ......... ....-.-.-...--- G,45S
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Chs Gitiseu auG grrss.
ANNoUN CLEMENTS.

iTHURsDAY, JANUARY 5, Is7a.
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We are authorized to Announce RIeH-
ARD NJ. BIT.Es rs a candidate for Tax
Collector at the ensuing election.
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ns--THitiOR Der Week.

OTthography, Reading, Writing, so 20
Geography, Eng. Grammar, Com
position, Arithmetic, Algebra,
History, Rhetoric, ] %
The Higher Mathematics, Natural
Science, FTeBchs Latin, sc. 80. ] 20
Contingent Fee for the Session > 90
~ COatiag6Ht Zee and one,,helf Tuition
in adrance. aad one: nc II at close Of session.
For absence on account Of continued
sickness of &C least two weeks duration,
We viii make deductions, and in no 9th
or case.
Pupils viii be received and charged
for the remainder of the Term after en-
tering School, and not by the week or
month, except in peculiar cases, when a
special arrangement must be made 20
that effect. G. G. ROGERS,
MRS. N. ADAMS.
P. S.-The above prices Of Tuitim are
At the rate Of $l5, SIS and s35 per session
of 20 weeks. Jam Helm
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We are authorized to announce r. A.
MITCHELL rs a candidate for Sheriff of
Giles county at the ensuing august cleo
ton.
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For sheriff

We are authorized to announce JoHN
RAMSEY JOHNSON as a candidate for
Sheriff at the ensuing election.
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q - 49,.
The Pulaski citizen. [volume] (Pulaski, Tenn.) 1866-current, 1872-01-25
TWO DESIRABLE
TRACTS OF LAND
FOR sAEEE

+ WI give 60 some man a very great
u bargain IN the above lands. One
tract containing about $50 acres, situa-
led within one mile Of Lezter's station,
on the railroad, VIII Be divided If desir-
Ell into tracts containing from 50 % So
acres, All desirable and conveniently sit
mated. Price fI2l< cash II sold alto
gether, or on easy terms II divided and
sold on credit.
The ether containing shout 10 acres
situEfed less than mile from Prospect,
adjoining Dr. Mason aBd John Vest
moreland, has two settiemeats upon e
is divided By 3 public road, and wiz Be
sold together or Ia two tracts. TeFms
easy.
WARNING
Is hereby given 70 parties not 10 ifstarb
the tiraber on thesa lands. Further
trespass Hisl Be dealt with through the
law. JOHN A. BEASI-EY.
Jan Z. fsT2=st
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AIslountof Revenue derived from Priv
heges IN Giles County by the State
Ior che nine months ending June 30,
The Pulaski citizen. [volume] (Pulaski, Tenn.) 1866-current, 1872-01-25

We are authorized 20 announce J. j.
ANDERSON candidate for Tax Collee-
tor at the ensuing August election.
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Tenant Wanted.

4 n industrious, reliable man with q
"A small force wanted, co take charge
of Riley HIP farm-either as renter
or on the shares. Apply Immediately
ut this office. janll-tf
The Pulaski citizen. [volume] (Pulaski, Tenn.) 1866-current, 1872-01-25

We are authorized to announce Az
DREW J. KNIGHT candidate for Tax
Collector at the ensuing August E1ec-
UloR- v5srt~#
The Tipton advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Cedar Co., Iowa) 1856-1962, 1872-08-22

IT appears from the Post that We
were mistaken, in An article penned
Monday and inserted elsewhere, In
stating that the Postoflice election,
Saturday, was rather quiet. The Post
says It was exciting. From the mum.
ber Of dirty little ISLANDERS now coming
TO our ears - having been industrious
II circulated upon that occasion for
campaign purposes, We are inclined TO
think some one must have been labor
ing under excitement.
Az to the sheer votes, the candidate
upon whom this was particularly
charged, denied II publicly on Satur-
day, and In the absence Of any proof
to the contrary. such denial could not
but be accepted by any fair person.
While We would deprecate and con-
denim - quickly o any one, al such
demoralizing measures - those charg-
cd BY electioneering pedlars, and now
Infatuated by the Post, we can but be
reminded by the present temperance
zeal Of that sheet how It permitted
beer saloons to be licensed in our
midst, and during all the public and
private discussion while the question
was pending In our town council. new
or dared to raise . note in opposition.
Oh, consistency!
The Tipton advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Cedar Co., Iowa) 1856-1962, 1872-08-22

Another excellent lecture was de-
livered before the Normal, by Pres't
Kephart. He seems to feel what he
says-as coming from the heart.
The Governors lecture is post
to the 23d inst.
On last Sabbath evening one oil
Abel Gifford's children was killed by
lightning, and two others considera.
bly, injured.
About noon on the 10Th inst, the
wife of A. T. Davis departed this life,
We understand she was sick only q
short time.
Last week little child of PARROTS
living in Iowa township, fell from 9
table on which it was playing, and
dislocated and broke its arm in the
same fall.
Joe Southwick and John Moshel
have been trying to get the Demo.
Gratis Of Iowa township to swallow
'sGreeley, the Bitter Pill"
The Tipton advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Cedar Co., Iowa) 1856-1962, 1872-08-22
ORDINANCE NO. -.
An Ordinance Establishing Ger
tain Sidewalks in the Town Of
Upton, Iowa.

Resolved. BY the Mayor and Town
Council Of the Town Of Upton 10 Ce-
dar County, Iowa, that the owners Of
lots herein described be and that they
are hereby severslly ordered to con-
struct sidewalks along their respective
lots aud do any grading alongside said
lots that the Street Committee may
require in manner and within the
time required by Ordinance No. 60,
passed and approved April 9, '89.
East end Of lots Nos. 3, 4, and s, In
Block No. 6, In Upton east end Of
fractional lot No. 9, In Block No. s, In
jennings addition to the Town Of
Upton east side lots Nos. and 7. Ia
Block 6, in jennings addition to the
Town Of Upton east side lots Nos.
aud I, In Block 8, in jennings addi'
ton to the Town Of Upton south
end lots Nos. !, 2, 4, s and 8, In Block
5, in Moore & Culbertson's addition to
the Town of Upton south side lots
Nos. AMI Z, In Block 8, In Upton
south side lots Nos. and Z. In Block
%, In Upton south side lots Nos.
and Z, In Block q. In Upton.
This Ordinance shall take effect
from and after its publication In the
Upton ADVERTISER and Cedar Post
Passed June 8, ~.
r. w. STARR, Recorder
o. w. PORTER, Mayor.
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A Correction.

Ed. 1dcertiser We see state
ment in your last weeks issue in ref.
erence to letting school houses in Su-
gar Creek township, that we wish to
correct. They were not let to A.
Barnard for S105O each, but No. z
was let for e1O17, and No. 3 was let
fer 1897. Neither was it any failure
in promptness on the part Of A. Bar
nard that No. 2 was relet to Messrs.
Walker, Miller g. Co, Of Wilton, for
SlO40, and No. 3 to James Slater fol
1860; but it was by the Board re-
scinding the former letting and set a
time for them to be relet, it being ru-
mored that they were sued for some
Of their former actions.
ONE WHO KNOWS.
Rochester TIP, Aug. II.
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Old Settlers Meeting.

A Convention of the old settlers OF
Cedar county will be held at the Court
House in Upton, on Wednesday the
4th day of September, 1872, at IL
O'Clock A. NJ, for the purpose Of or
gshizing IN Old Settlers Association.
All persons who came In the county
before the 3lst day Of December, 1S41,
are respectfully and earnestly invited
to attend. Suitable refreshments will
be provided by the Committee on re-
freshments, and the invitation IL ex-
tended to the wives Of the settlers, IA
well as their children born previous to
1912.
Every old settler is requested to fur.
nish the Secretary in writing, his
name, date Of birth, place of nativity,
and the time Of becoming . resident OF
the county, with such other informa-
ton relating to the early history Of the
county As they may consider proper.
BY order of the Committee.
WIN. III. TUTHILL, Sec'y.
The County papers arc requested to
copy. Il
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A Call.

To The School Boards and Patrons Of
Schools Of Cedar County:
Believing the efficiency Of the
schools Of Cedar County IL seriously
impaired by the great diversity Of text
books now In use, We should deem
1t our duty, If possible, to remedy the
evil, aud for this purpose ! have adop-
ted the following plan:
That the School Board of each
Township District and Independent
District In the County select two dele
gates to meet In Upton for the purpose
Of examining the different text books
now published and adopt such books
as they may deem the most desirable
a o serlea for uniform use, which &C.
ries shall be adopted by the different
School Boards throughout the county.
As books are needed they can be se-
lected from tina uniform series, thus
making the introduction gradual.
The Introduction price OF nearly all
tho text books IL much less than the
retail price, 80 that . uniform series
can be established at less cost than d
continuation of the present custom Of
purchasing books.
IfSchoOl Boards fail to elect dele
gates would suggest that the presi-
dent and secretary Of such board be
considered ~ delegates and attend the
convention a. such.
Therefore would respectfully re-
quest the School Boards throughout
the county to select two delegates "a
meet In convention ct the Court House
ct Upton, at one O'Clock r. NJ, on the
frst Monday Of September, 1879, fol
the purpose Of selecting = uniform
seriee Of text books, and to recommend
their adoption by the several School
Boards Of the county.
have taken this step at the sug-
gestiDn and request OF some Of Oul
best citizens, and hope that patrons Of
schools will urge the boards to prompt
action and that every school board Ia
the county will be represented.
G. w. ROLLINS,
2w32 Co. 6up't.
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FROM sTANwOOD.

The influx of quite large number
of laborers upon the Stanwood and
Upton Railroad has given quite a
lively appearance to this place for q
week or two past. The new grade as
described in the ADVERTISER Of last
week was commenced at the junction
of the east branch of the Y with the
main track, and has been pushed at
least three -fourths Of mile down the
main line of the new road. Lumber
and posts are here for fencing the
track, and some farmers on the line
are taking the stuff ard building the
fence themselves, getting pay from
the Company therefor.
Grain continues to come in very
rapidly-mostly wheat, though some
very fine barley has been sold at 40 c.
The grain trade of this place is and
has been disproportionately larger
than any other business here. This
will cease to be, no doubt, so soon as
Upton is made shipping point.
We are to have a new store here
soon. Messrs. Petersen Bros, of
Loudcn, have rented one of the best
rooms here, now for some time
standing empty, and | understand
they intend to put in large stock Of
dry goods, clothing, boots, shoes, &c.
1t is not precisely ..local item"
with us, but you may not be uninter-
ested to know that the name of our
nearest neighbor, Rome, or Walnut
Fork, in the edge Of Jones Co., has
just been changed. It will h GREATER
be known as DIN the name Of the
Superintendent Of the S. A. d. road.
Misses Miller & Walter, Milliners
and Dress Makers, have removed
their establishment from the south
side Of the railroad to rooms over the
City Drug Store.
A meeting will be held here Thurs
day night to concert measures Of re-
sistance by the farmers to that which
they believe to be q swindlc-the
collection Of the "Teel Gate" royalty.
The accommodating owner of the
Stanwood and Upton hack line, Mr..
Hubbard, met with quite a misfortune
Monday. just after arriving here
from Upton, and while stopping for
moment at the Miller House, his
horses became frightened and, dash
ing around, and overturned the hack,
dragged it into tie alley north of the
hotel, where the tongue fell down,
ran in the ground and broke off, and
the team freed themselves of the then
badly demoralized vehicle. About
go will make the necessary repairs.
The Tipton advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Cedar Co., Iowa) 1856-1962, 1872-08-22
LADIEs.-Having boughthsavily Of

LADIEs.-Having boughtheavily Of
Reynolds Bros. Utica, N. Y, will be
prepared this coming fall to offer spe-
cial inducements to those who desire
the celebrated u. T. X. shoes, both n
serge and leather. It 10 admitted by
all that Reynolds Bros work IL the
most reliable make known for wear,
and Is equal to any in style and finish,
and while l will not say that am the
sole agent for these goods In Cedar
county. will say that I propose "a
keep the largest stock, the best variety
and the lowest prices In this or any
other county In the State. Bear this
In mind; and when you want any.
thing in the Shoe limo Of good honest
make, ask for Reynolds U. T. K, q
Stewards Shoe Store. West side Court
Square. 3wSs
The Tipton advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Cedar Co., Iowa) 1856-1962, 1872-08-22
A Liberal Try" LETTER.
One of Mr.. Carey's worst Fears
Realised. Shouldn't Count Un-
Matched Chickens.
HONEY GROVE, COVER T'P,
Ann 10Th 40

HONEY GROVE, COVER Tr,
Aug. 10th, ~.
Editor 1dcertiser lin your paper
of August LIST, '72, ] see my name
used in the Siamesc-T wins-G Greeley
mocracy-Sore- Head Locofoco- Baboon
Long Tailed Monkey Oposscm Con-
yenticn Of July 9th. ! would inform
you that / never authorized anybody
to use it, nor shall / have anything to
do with the nasty thing. have been
a Republican over II years, and shall
continue SO to be, and shall support
Grant and Wilson and all the regular
Republican nominees for State, Coun-
ty and Township officers; SO that ends
my committecship Of Cover for Hoss
Greeley. They will have to get an
other man to run their machine, as l
have no time to spare in that direc-
ton. | shall do all in my power 10
secure the election of Grant and Will
son, and will pledge our township for
them by an overwhelming majority.
Mr.. J. + l.. Carey says he wanted
men that would not go back on them;
] shall never 60 forward, l have re-
sumed the position Of Lots wife.
Yours truly, J. w. BELL.
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2w32

In private letter TO . friend In
Washington, Wendell Phillips, wri-
ting from Boston under date OF August
9th, says:
II have already ssritten for Grant
- against Greeley, and shall take .
more active part, for I feel what IL at
stake. Greeley ID amply wax In the
hands Of traitors.
How sad Summers cot! I caunOt
understand 1.-THE graveot mistake Of
his ljle--a terrible fall.n
The Tipton advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Cedar Co., Iowa) 1856-1962, 1872-08-22

AvAUNr, INDIGESTION The \
ter Oak Stove Is tho most inter&
and important feature in the ~
economy; for 1t fills the house ID
warmth, the table with good r.
and prevents that dresry aspecid
indigestible meals that brineshr.
ness OF temper, discomfort and At'
isfaction.
The Tipton advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Cedar Co., Iowa) 1856-1962, 1872-08-22

CLARENCE NEws.-Je second
number Of the RECONSTRUCTED Clarence
paper has been receivedAnd like the
hrst 1t IL credit alike tcthe publisher
and the community which supports
it. Mr.. Carothepis at once sustain
ing fully the expectations of his many
friends, all Of shnn, s.sI 49, b. would
give to Ciareyce an able and wide
awake, as we'll as q respectable and re-
liable Local paper.
The Tipton advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Cedar Co., Iowa) 1856-1962, 1872-08-22

tended.
There will be meeting 1t Usage
School House, Saturday, Aug. Oath
at u r. n, for the purpose Of orga-
nizino Z Grant 4 Wilson Club. The
following are the Republican Com
mittee for this township: R. G. Scott
Joseph Jennings, John Mum. Jr.
We are informed by Mr.. G. f
Brown, that the White Pigeon Lite
rary Society, which has been having
. vacation through the summer, viii
be running again in about three
weeks. HAwKEYE.
The Tipton advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Cedar Co., Iowa) 1856-1962, 1872-08-22
FROM SUGAR CREEK.

Aug. 18th, 1872.
The camp meeting referred to two
weeks ago begins the 18th Of Sept. 1t
will be held on the old camp ground
two miles west of Wilton. Preaching
next Sabbath at one o'clock p. NJ, at
Pleasant Hill Chapel, by Rev. O. E.
Baker, Of Wilton.
At Eve O'Clock p. N. there viii be q
Union Sabbath School Concert at
Bethel. A general invitation il ex-