The Tipton advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Cedar Co., Iowa) 1856-1962, 1873-11-13

that their accounts are now placed In
the hands Of VIM. III. Tuthill for col
lection, and will be required TO be
promptly paid before the lst day of
December next in order to avoid costs.
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Glassware very low at Alden's.
NoTICE.-Whereas my wife, Lor-
aine Parr, has left my bed and board
without any reasonable cause. All
persons are hereby notified that l
shall pay no debts of her contracting
unless compelled by law.
JOHN CALVIN PARR.
LdUDEN, Iowa, Nov. 18th, 1873.
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MAKE money fast and honorably,
$3.50 per day, or SIS per week. by at
once applying for . territorial right.
(which are given free to agents, TO sell
the best, strongest, most useful, and
rapid selling sewing Machine, and
Patent Button Hole Worker, ever used
or recommended by families, or buy
one for yourown use; 1t Is only SIS. Sent
free everywhere by express. Address
for particulars, JEROME Il. HUDSON 4
Co., Cor. Green wich & Cortlandt Sts.,
N. Y. 6m45
AT the meeting OF the Directors Of
the Peoples Marrow Gauge, held at
Cedar Rapids, Tuesday. 4th inst. it
was decided to proceed with the work
Of securing the right of way. and OBJ
tanning such other assistance as can
now be obtained AS usual Upton
was unrepresented. There was con-
siderable talk here about sending del
egates-the opinion being unanimous
that 1t should not be neglected--but
~ 1t began it ended. in talk.
MEcHANIcsvILLE.- CLEAN from
the Press that Mr.. Cleo. e. Jones has
removed to Clinton.
r. Carper has invested in fourteen
dollar gentleman hen.
SEQ. Loring has removed his Livery
to old quarters opposite City Hotel.
JDo. Pugh's corn crib caved In and
let 900 bushels OF corn on top OF his
pigs. The pork ate Its way out In ten
minutes mono the worse for wear
Hon. A. r. COTTON, NJ. c., is to be
married to . young lady In Clinton 10
. few days. He will leave for WASH
ington about the Goth inst Dnven-
port Gazette.
1t 10 pleasant to think Of one Of ctin-
toms fairest daughters, who has
known him from her childhood up,
going to Washington as his wife,
Cedar Post.
A. r. will probably begin to feel re-
paid for his sacrifc. when he learns
that he has given our forlorn neighbor
. pleasant thought.
THE Iowa State Poultry Association,
Rev. A. b. kendig, Pres, will hold
it's first Annual Exhibition at Cedar
Rapids, commencing December 10th,
1873, and continuing until the 10th.
Competition open to the world, the
best birds to win. All breeders and
fanciers in this aud adjoining States
are requested to send fowls to the Eek.
hibition for show and sale. For Pre-.
MUM lists, and further information,
address, C. J. Ward, Secretary, p. o.
Rox ISL, Cedar Rapids.
s. J. MCKINLEY, whom all cath
Iowa boys will remember, received
last week In Judge Rothrock'e Court
at Marion, . verdict of $1,000 DANA
ges from the Northwestern Railway
Company. The occasion for the suit
was his being knocked off train by
brakeman because he offered to go in
to the 40 called "ladies car" the fall
breaking a rib and dislocating the
shoulder. Me- good luck in getting
badly hurt, 1t appears, follows him be-
yond the days of bullets.
For SALT RHEuM, ERupTIoNs.
SCALD HEAD, etc.-Cdsc. l have been
troubled for the last thirty years with
Salt Rheum on my hands. They have
been SO at times that have been un-
able to use them for any purposes for
whice they were intended. was
advised by = friend of mine, who had
used the X. of the r., to try it. l did
so. Have used seven bottles, aud to
al appearances my hands are we'll.
They look and feel as though an en-
tirely new skin had been formed.
H. l.. HEULBERT.
Druggist, Al South st. Utica.
See advertisement in another col.
u""'
November the 2 1873.
Garard Hourd G Kancas.
Mr.. - Sir you will please to
will TAX Of doiers l want it very Bad.
Now you shoe this to - tell him
want the muny.
The above letter is given verbatim,
with the exception Of the names Of
the person addressed and the one to
whom II was to be shown. No name
was signed to it, and a. the parties
here can neither of them imagine who
wants "muny." or what for, this un-
known creditor will have to try again
before he gets chance to TAX Of 3
dolers." Wish all Of our "duns'
would be a. obscure as this one.
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celled, but In its December number 1t
excels itself. The principal steel en-
craving. THE Orphan Musician"
will touch every heart. There is also
. beautiful steel tltIe-page for 1873, and
. double-sized, colored, steel fashion
plate. The novelets and other origi-
nal stories are sll by best writer's.
Peterson's contains. every year, one
thousand pages /; fourteen steel engrav-
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steel fashion plates twelve colored
Berlin patterns twenty-four pages of
music and more than hundr ed
n0velets and original stories By the best
american writers. Yet the price ID
only t,co dollars. To club it Is chea p.
or still. Specimens of the magazine
are sent, gratis. II written for. Now
| IL the time to subscribe. or get up clubs
| for 1874. Address Charles J. Peter
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