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New-York tribune., 1873-02-17

and bast 81 III o.
CENTRAL RAILROAD OF NEW JERSEY. =
~ Passenger and FREIGHT Depot In Hevfork foot Of LbJ Con
neo SomeTyie with Seah Branch Hampton Junction viii
the pe,~se Lekavanna and Wesen Railroads at Phhpurg viii
me bens snd tusquehanna Dvon aDd Al EaoD With the Ieh
Na hroad and Its connections forming direct line 10 Pittsburgh
e1 ne ws without change Of also TO Cenrs Psnnssns aDd
ALLENTOWN LINZ To THB WEST
- WISTBR ARRANGEMENT
Commencing Dee l6 lg7l--LesVe New York As lolows.
a m-WaJ Ira lor Somervle
m-for fIemdgion, Bson. Bethehem Bath. msueh Chunk
WIN snare Puon Mhanoy City. Mt Carmel IeOn Tunkhan
Vl &C Connects at JnBcdon With Del. Lack. West X X
"a m-hnHslso BxFRHss daily SubdAy for Raston
henoSn Harrisburg and the West Bonneville fsI
fe@hseni E'on Tor Mauh Chunk Wkesbae sefIBton To
l0l3 a. m.-War Train for so.eryle
m.-WaT Tran for SonerVile.
R0 m, ,-foT fem Bath, AenoEn
hahancy Cty ialeton Wtesbae scranton Reading Columbia
Lancaster hpnrsa PoitsyiIe Harrisburg &c.
~ m.-Por kastou. Bebebem and AIientoSD.
9l5 p m.-Por Plainheh.
400 mfor Bson Allentown, aDd haneh Chunk Connects al
Jun ton WITH Del, Lack. and West r. X
$3.50 D. m--Por bonneville and Pemington.
500 y. m.-For Someryile
5:l5p m-Por Panhed
so m-ByESIsG BSPRRss dsiJ Raston Bethlehem Allen
tosn Reading Harrisburg Pittsburgh, Chicago and Cincinnati
titO snd b;f3 p. m.-For Someryile.
I:JJ p m -tbmgnnt)-For BasiOn.
300 and lliOo ?. m-Por Plaih6ed
For fteheh at o0 800 7l3 500 8t5 300 800 l0I5.
500 tlS 30 SIS 500 si5 $3.50 Si5 6OO 62o 6:i5 7:l5, 1880
$40, 800, ltO0 lI.00 1900 m.
Tckets for the obtained the
road Of hesJerey bey NewYOk and the principal
r. T. RICKER Superintendent aud BngL
H. u. Gfner Ageu
New-York tribune., 1873-02-17

ERlE RAILWAY.-Winter Arrangement of
~ Tn' taking effect Jan TO- 1919 From CbanOest Depot TOR
belywl.
nd
o Buffalo Coaches q
ii mEIprcss Msi for Buffalo aud Niagan Pals Drawing Room
Coaches TO Susqlhanna Sleeping Coaches TO destination.
coaches through Buffalo Ng,n Falls Cincinnati, Detroit and
Chicago without change
Additional TTans leave for
POrt Jeru, Q. 8 II and 'iI:ls I, M, 30 and '7pm.
Goshen and hdiown' '7O B. S:S, II aud 'll;lS M 5'o
warseE J. II and au:l5A m. and 43O m.
Hewbugh, 83O and II N. $3.50 aud 4)o m.
sufeIn 1880 g. sJO II AMI .l:5 $780, 5. g. 1885, = and
Hoholus Apdsls Rsnsey. $780, 1890 II,
'lllja m. 800 ;, 6, i6:n, and 1ll:3O p m:
Pstersou bf5 sJO 1879. TO- H. ll:l5 m u noos, 'li5.
$50. 4. 3. 3:l5, 9, $3.50, :. 10 and IL 80 pm
Passaic 6i3 T1O IL q. II Noon,
'El5, $50, 4, Sis, g. '6:3O. g. 10 and fll:]O ..
Hd liaesnsaeE and Way, ), sS and s43 H. D. 3 and
spring vseJ and way. and sl5 iaa5 l. aSds and
Baclerood IS .nd go m I1O 3s 4l5 H''. $50 60
ami .745 IN. and il2 MiiN - - .
2. m and " Mid
Spsrl 5:iS 10 ard I0o 3:l5, 4l5 AS $50 e3o,
and i1:f5 .. m, AMI ~ Md
ard hvaef T:ij. 70 and $50 l:3 35i E5 $780,
631 and r.: q 9. m and ~ Mid.
HB-rrans leaving Chamber., half bou leave
TwentJ IS earlier than above The 10 and
1880 D. aud u Mid Trains from Chambersst only
quarter hou leave TWenItbst " earlier than
Tle,s for passage apartments Drawing Sleepng.
obtained oners the checking and ner Of
and Third Courts,
Bok,s s CompsnT Depo, and Of feDs AZ the principal
hotels. ..c-,-- e,--,
'Dsily iSundiys ONLY. norm Euos9en Sunday ohy'
New-York tribune., 1873-02-17

A NCHOR LINE. - EXPRESS STEAMERS
~ sail from Pier 70. North River. Sew-Yors. -
TRINACRIA Welresy Feb. l9 ITALIA Netresy Feb p.
.SaariaT. Feb % EUROPA. sltuiay March j.
booked from R station
Britain Ireland Germany Norway Sweden Denmark or Anen
as safely speedily comfortably and cbepy other line
Tickets Drafts Certificate can be bought q lowest currency rates
HENDERSON BROTHFES. AGENTS.
New-York tribune., 1873-02-17
DENNsYLvANIA RAILROAD.

DENNSYLVANIA RAILROAD.
Trains leave E.wlorf from foot Of Desoo'sss ana oofaho'
,s follows -, xr, -, o.. LII Dali,
Palace CsIs attached and $3.50 p m sunday .
B:0pm
Yof baltimore w,abpsiou and the South a, NJ m Sun
Ripr.s for PA. g. $50 m 1880. $780, sR NJ and
u night Sunday g. s:9o aud $500 D. m
Por Phila.. via KenrHgton. st 7 a m and m
For Et.,i Al 6 40 z 1870 ale O. 10 II, Io n IT, 1890
10 I0 40 5l0 $40 $50. $50 6;l0. $50. T. Iio sO
o. TO- lln u D NJ sunday s:2o, 9, sio and p m - ,ooo
Por BhIabeth D. 30 T4D 6le, TO- Ia Whm ~ M iES
q 2;JO $40 H0 4ilO 10. SiO $50 $780, g. 6ie, eF' NV
eIO TO- IL: D. vi D. M sunday $50 g. and $40 "a.
Psr Rakwsy $50 elO. eJQ and 10 ~ noon a. zIo,
$40 G20 $50 o. $50, 49, siw io D. NJ and IL
for woosSlds, and Perth an6oy and 10 a''o aie '0
Tor New Bnu,~ii = 10 En- Ia .io, $50 s,sp NJ and
u night Sunday, {, and epp.
POI Bast MNl.tose, a. u noon. +iio and 33op m
For Lanbertyils and FIetniugtop "a m and y. m.
For Phil psbury and BeviJere, z asdtp m ,oaa
Accom- for Bofdeniown, Bsinson, and oam'sh IN" w
1870, q ,, $3.50. l. and D. N.
tor Freehold, I. a. m, and p n ..o
For Jsme.bas, Pember;on, Camden. a. m, 3p N
Trans arrive A fooxN Fsom Pittsburgh, $3.50 "a I0J H.
DALI lo;t m and ga daily, except MONDAY fIvm mh
tor Baltimore tS ion Sunday oiw m From
Pbsdsipsis Sii ESQ ei i0 lla &A 3:a., S<. $40 p
m Sunday. bal, $3.50, llie< ..
Tehet OGee sc. 40 I'll and eH breaisti 70 AsS "ve'
sstsr, sIses y. n BOYD IT,. 0sa Pssa Agent
4 j. txssATr, ess Hs.sxsr
New-York tribune., 1873-02-17
Gcuntrp Real Gstaie tor 6ale.
Anttion Sales OF Rcal Gsiale.

MORRIS WIIEINs Auctloneet. -
A SSIGNFES' SALE OF PROPERTY ON
N OSF.HlJNDRED.A AND. NINETEENTH AND 0NBHUNDkkD
AND-T TWENTY INSISTS. y. Y, AND THJRDAVE AND
SFCONpPLACE. MORRISANIA b. order Of HUGH FEkRlGAN
Assignee Z. H. LUDLOW Ca viii sell al suction On IUESDAl
Feb Geoek the Exchange Saeoom NO III BToad
Nav. Trinity Binding n. Y 90, -, ,,o,-
EAST ONE.HU NDRED DANDE1NETEENTHST-Plo OF 100 feet
consisting with frame dwelling Ioh de o iee' S o.
Third ... .--..-,, ,-,ne, or ..-.r.1.
STOW and lots Nos as and 4S @ One hundred
frsi-aye bogses lhV4AH ob 4V~lI
q MORRISANIA.
TJIRDAVB OF BOSTON R0ADThe foHrtofy hreh store ana
dwelling 20 feet north One hundrec sGo VepL
st. 2a6I62 feet; lot 20 hy average depth Of y htL
SECONDPLACE6 lots LOTl Ndt 100 feet wet d GIoe eaeb
2SxOO feet
Terms az sale. ---.--..-...a..
No 3PlDest Eel Nv
j. BLEECKER, son & CO, Auctioneers.
IL TUESDAY Feb 18 BIclluge SStToom sory high stoop
brown stone house 329 Es Synteenthst opposite Lungsio1
place dependent walls modem improvements Maps al NO
CeiaTS. --------
A J. BLEECKER, son d Co. will sell at
N. auction WEDNESDAY Feb 49, n Exchange saefoom,
story hgoop White marble House S East Thirty hrdst
between F SecoDdaye, loOd order With modern mo't
nents
JgKE. JoBssoS. JI., AUeaoDeer
DY JERE. JOHNSON, Jr.,
ID PARK ROW Po<SOhee, Atof House,
nd the terminus Of Az the city car Ines
REAL ESTATE PROMPTLY SOLD AND B6CHANGbp
Auction sales o. Stocks Furniture, herthandise DC
EKChauge SsltsOom reported on ny
Bulletin Board IN advance Of any newspaper
New-York tribune., 1873-02-17
Broohlpn Real Gsiais for Sale.

EN0R SALE-Three-sto frame STORE and
IL HOUeE. l02 Pnearplest; lot 2lSbQ slS.aoo.
Three hriek House and Lot l6 Adamssti lot 1886 f6on
Tbresory and House, ga Fulton lot 2ilo
4O 500 WYCKOPP d JAMES
Nc. zoo Montaguest and No 2ss Fsbusbaye. Brochlyn
HOUSES for SALE near Prospect Park, and
other desirable neghbo'hOod in BroohD at reasonable prices
rutland WHITING, BeekmSn-st
DAPID TRANSIT Choice Lots, 25x106 feet,
IA uuder close restrictions in 6rscass nehbOrhood near Pros
Park and the line the proposed Rapid Transit steam ROAD o
500 and splendid opportunity investment OF
speculation Also brick house rxlV WITH every
Apply Office Of the late A. WAbhh
l2 Johnst. Eew-York fron IL "a O'clock
New-York tribune., 1873-02-17

Mailer wilkins c. sale each 22lIa located on
corner Of FOurthave and One hundred and four
81 and two lots each 2Kl00 TO- adjoining on the rear fronting
New-York tribune., 1873-02-17
Conu gslano Real gsiaie for Sale.

Al FLUSHING--A COUNTRY SEAT OF Six
~ House all mprovemens-Gss Hot and Cold Water
GrapeTy. Lawn. 6c
FouI Wagons IS Chickens, Horse and Gov. Address
49, OWNER
Boz 6te Hew-York Post0hce.
DESIRABLE FARMS tor SALE or En-
~ CHANGE Long leland wetehe,e Dutebess and Orange
Counties rutland Il WHITING, Beekmanst.
NOR SALE-A choice BUILDING LOT, cen
tra village Of Flushing dimensions aIl0 within
10 MINUTES Of depo % trains d churches schools sores
6r Price &l30; terms favorable Address
"NEGUS" Boz S32 N Y p o. or j. l. STEELE, Flushing L. J.
New-York tribune., 1873-02-17
Real gsiate 10 &reban9e

WILL EXCHANGE 10 Brooklyn City LOTS
worth 900 6relass title perfect for Western
T.,, PARH Address PROPERTY Boz 1876 Tribute once
New-York tribune., 1873-02-17
STEAMBOATS, ano Railroads.

E0R NEW-HAVEN, HARTFORD, &C.
sem leave Peel ship for New Haven at 3ia Trains North
New-York tribune., 1873-02-17
Gitn Real Gslate for Sale.

BARGAINS on Fifth and Eighth-aves., 'front.'
b SiIth Seventh above the PsTk
Grsnd Boulevard sud RversCe Psrk Apply 70 - -
New-York tribune., 1873-02-17

DHILADELPHIA and ERIE RAILROAD
Il ONLY DIRECT ROUTE, WITHOUT CHANGE OF CARS, TO
THB OIL REGION and LUMBER DISTRICT OF PENN. Trains
vii leave DesbTostes and CoTtlaudtst Penes:
93o EIe BIpress daily sunday with Pullman Ps.
Car through from Seviork OIL City. Ane sunbuy tS0
WiBamspo 81 Loeb Haven 9:55 Remove 1l0 Iryineop
$500 Cory Cos Ke, 74 Connects IryiBsioG and Corn
Ceek AneghenY X II. The Oil Region Bne
with Lake Shore r. r. for AL points West
$50 p Ent Mail (dsilv). with Pullman Palace Car from
PhlAdsiphA 10 Bne AnVe sgbbury G25; WihAmspo Hl0;
Haven ssO Remove IrDeiOb sic; Cory, l0j Ere
155 Irvineon Cory with or Creek and Ale
gery hv eI iLe OIL ReEor bhs with LaAe Shore X for
W A. BALDWIN Gebera Superintendent
On ps.s lyent
The Tipton advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Cedar Co., Iowa) 1856-1962, 1873-12-04
A Des Moines letter says ::


"There ia considerably misunder-
standing relative to the new Stock
law in this State. by the new code
swine and sheep are absolutely restain.
ed from running at large. AS to them
the owner is iiatle for oil damages
that they may do, without regard to
fences inclosing the land trespassed
upon. or whether there be any fences
at all. But cattle, horses, mules and
jennies are free. commoners. except il
such counties as, by vote Of the peo-
pie, they are restrained. Where that
is done, they come within the rule re-
lating to swine and sheep, and the
owner is liable in the same manner.
AS to damage done by stock which
are free commoners, lawfully upon
any land, the question of lawful
fence wonld have to first be decided
Counties may vote that stock be kept
up or restrained between the hours ol
sunset and sunrise. Where this j.
done, the same consequences would
follow. if such stock trespass on the
land of others bet ween the hours nam.
ed they may be restrained, and the
owner would be liable for all damages,
without regard to the sufficiency OF
fences. But stock between sunset and
sunrise alone. They may vote to res.
train stock generally, If the county
does not, but they must do that OF
nothing. Stock is defined to be horses,
mules and cattle only"
The Tipton advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Cedar Co., Iowa) 1856-1962, 1873-12-04
The Public Debt.
BUSHNELL, Nov. 10th, 1873.

BUSHNELL, Nov. 10th, 1873.
SIR:-It is stated In the papers al
most every month that the national
debt is reduced certain amount. |
would like to know If the debt is real
ly reduced, or is one class Of bonds ta-
ken up and others given in place !?
Please state what the amount Of the
debt was at the close OF the war, and
what it is now. The opposition to the
Republican party, all the time and in
debt has not been reduced, but that
when any claim against the govern
ment is due it is paid by taking up the
old bonds and giving new ones in
their place. Yours respectfully,
G. ID. DUNCAN.
1t is not surprising that the opposi-
ton resort to every Misrepresentation
to advance their own canse and de-
stroy the Republican party, but it is
rather surprising that they should try
to make capital out OF so absurd and
silly story as this. If our correspon-
dent will turn to the report of the Sec
retary Of the Treasury of December 4,
1872, page 13. he will find the follow
ing: "Outstanding principal Of the
public debt July /, 1865, $3.50, 6i7 ,S69-
IA; outstanding debt July l, 1872, ST.
253 ,25l ,32s. IS; reduction, S427 1896. $40
.96." The payment since lst of July,
1872, amounts to enough to make the
round numbers about $500, ,O0O, 900.
This is paid, not put forth in another
form of Indebtedness, as Is suggested
to our correspondent. Indeed, the ig'
norance or stupidity that asserts The
contrary must be amazing, for in every
neighborhood exists the proof Of tn.
payment. Wherever there is veal
book, or Greeley almanac, and sure
ly the latter ought to be good authori
ty for the opposition, the above state
ment can be found, and the opposition
silenced out OF the mouth of their OWL
| prophet. Inter Ocean.
The Tipton advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Cedar Co., Iowa) 1856-1962, 1873-12-04

An Interesting Chapter ofUnwrit-
ten History Oft the John Brown
Raid

Fred. Douglas. in /, lecture deliver
ed i'm Washington on the 10Th inst
unbosomed hims If for the first time
in regard to his personal connection
with the John Brown raid. 1t will
be remembered that Mr.. Douglass fled
to Canada q: the time of the raid II.
government Of The insurrectionary re
public was written at bis house IN
Rochester, and the speaker still pos
sessed the original draft. lie WAS not
privy, however, to Browns invasion
until summoned from Rochester to
Chambersburg just before the decen,
on Harper's Ferry when he spent a
whole day and night in a stone-quar-
ry with Brown, Shields and Green,
seeking to dis-uada them from their
mad attempt Green was tinanlly
captured by Browns fervor. and so
met his death on the gallows Twelve
years before the raid, Brown laid he
fore Douglass the plan of a general in
surrection all along Allegheny ridges
Of the Slave States, with the idea OF
mounting hundreds Of black men on
their masters horses and letting them
ride to free soil. The subsequent
pan Of the raid WAS chadged from
the first plan little while before he
put it into execution. Douglas keen
ly cricized William H. Stewards pro
position that Brown was justly hang
ed.
The Tipton advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Cedar Co., Iowa) 1856-1962, 1873-12-04

The formidable Spanish sloop of war
Arapidas is anxious to return to Span
ish Tor CUBAN waters. She silently
stole away from the Navy Yard Mon
day. and as silently dropped down to
the Battery, preparatory to sailing for
Cuba. Her repairs are incomplete.
Why don't some of the war newspa-
pers stop her with double-shotted,
double -leaded editorial?
The Tipton advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Cedar Co., Iowa) 1856-1962, 1873-12-04

Some Of the Eastern manufacturing
establishments which recently sus'
pended operations are resuming. We
now hear OF such instances every day
This Is IN inspiring symptom.
The Tipton advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Cedar Co., Iowa) 1856-1962, 1873-12-04
e. III. INGRAHAM. M. ID.

HOMEOPATHIC PHYSICIAN & SUR
HI 9EON. Onice and residence north Of
Reformed Church. three squares north OF
Neichert Bros. Hardware Store, Upton.
Iowa. Is AZ
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Mast on the Platform.

! The piraphernalia OF Mr. Nast's en-.
/ tertainment consists OF 4 iectern GOV.
cred with dark drapery and bordered
! with gilt. and series of large paper
panels stretched on framework, upon
which was thrown the full glare OF a
calcium light. The well-known artist
was well received, and at once pro-
ceeded with his lecture, which cou-
sists of a variety Of photographed
"reminiscences, with general remarks
upon the art of caricaturing serv-
which Mr.. Mast drew before the audi
ence, and which included Anirew
johnson, William NJ. Tweed, General
Butler and other notabilities. not ex-
cepting himself lie makes of the
hurried caricatures. not mere outline
sketches, as Regamy and Collodion
did, but tinted and neatly finished
pictures in colored chalks, which at q
distance seem as If they must have
been the work Of hours. Not only
were these burlesques Of prominent
men presented to the audience, but
Historical paintings were underta-
ken, one bearing upon the Spanish
complications, representing General
Burriel sent back to Spain by means
of cannon ball. "Cesarism" was
pleasantly illustrated, and the !ectur
er's squabhle with "A morning paper
was not forgotten. Mr.. Mast conclud
ed his amusing entertainment with
picture Of himself in night clothes and
with candle in his hand, wandering
wearly to bed.
After the leeiute the attendant of
Mr.. Mast sold for his own benefit the
sketches which had been drawn dur
ing the evening, There was an active
demaud for them and they brought
good prices.
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CT CHAMBERS NJ n

PHYSICIAN AND SURGEON, has prac.
i ticed twenty five years In this vicinity
and need only ask a continuance of the pub
lcc0nfidence hitherto shown.
Once in City Drug Store. Residence on
Cedar ST., opposite Reformed church, Upton
Iowa. V21ni
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Disposition of Twecd's Property


Saturday ia-., he deeds %! the !sa!
estate trat siefreh hy Richard Nj.
Tweed to various persons in the in
terest OF ht1 hto''ter, william NJ.
Tweed, were iiiet ~ the registers
Office. Murs ,l,tn year ago, Richard
NJ. Tweed WA dsei"d "a large amount
o' property - h'- hi'thvf' III oruer
ina. he Riehati NJ might become
his bondsniAH AID ~ The same time
large amount ~ r1psi'y was deed
en :" he'Jts'fih r r"'f'a'ia' WHO ans"
became h"ifasmah hf i"eeu. Inc
greater part "i this property mas no"
net" aee"el o.ch ~ htehaf" o.
i"''a' "'5 "S'F'' W s"''s "iier' "
'Hc pitn"h't, = "'-'ft""''" among
VARIOUS IfiNoa" - "'i'''i WIN N
The Tipton advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Cedar Co., Iowa) 1856-1962, 1873-12-04
Iowa Soldiers Orphans Homes.

Asaii our readers know, three homes
for the orphans Of Iowa soldiers are
maintained by the State, which has
from time to time appropriated sums
Of money for permanen, improvement
aud which allows a regular monthly
sum eight dollars, as we remember
for the support of each child actually
In charge.
On the 10Th the officers and trustees
to whom the management of these in
stitutions is entrusted held their bien-
nisi meeting at the Davenport Home.
J. w. Catteil, of Des Moines, former.
ly of this county, is President Of the
Board, aud G. =. Bryant. of Daven-
port, Secretary. The Superintendents
Of the three Homes were present, and
full reports OF the condition, manage
ment and expenses were made.
The number of children at each
Home, as shown by these reports, is
Ms follows:
Cedar E"hs Boys, los; giris, l4s !;
total, 25G.
G,eapood- Boys, A. girls, 81; to-
tai, 9s.
Daocnport-Boys IS; girls, SO; to-
tai, Ia Grand total, sos,
The board adopted the following;
Resolced, That the board fully con-
cur in the suggestions of the superiu-
tendents Of the different homes in re-
gard to the opening OF the homes to
classes of orphans other than children
of soldiers, believing that by doing so
the homes will become good pecunia-
ry Investments in the State through
the instrumentality OF good citizen
ship.
Another resolution advocating the
establishment of industrial enterprises
in connection with the homes, 80 that
the children may learn trades and
thus be better prepared to support
themselves after leaving the homes,
| was adopted
Boss Tweed is still in the New
York Tombs CITY PRISON., but will
probably soon be transferred to the
County Penitentiary on Black wells
Island, and there enter upon his tweve
year term. In the meantime the law
yers who defended him in the late
trial are preparing an answer to show
cause why Judge Davis should not
fns and imprison them for having
grossly insulted the court at the open
ing Of the trial. TIE tims for making
the answ Is fixed for next Saturday
| In the meantime, also, Tweed's Tam.
many confederates are being arrested,
aud two of them are now on trial. A
purer political atmosphere is in store
for Gotham.
The Tipton advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Cedar Co., Iowa) 1856-1962, 1873-12-04

Do not run In debt to the shoemak-
er. It 10 unpleasant to b unable 10
say your soul IL your own.
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POST HalIrsE,

DY f.. f. POST, CLARENCE, IOWA A
ID new Hotel throughout, convenient to
the depot, and kept with the utmost regard
to the comfort, convenience and satisfaction
OF customers. VINE
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MILLER HOUSE.

II. MILLER, Proprietor. a first class
y. stopping place for boarlers or travel
ers will be found at this Hotel, on Cedar ST..
Upton Iowa.
Hacks leave the House daily for Wilton,
tnd semi-weekiy for Davenport.
Good StabliDg attached Stf
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A fourishing business-ornamental
penmanship.
The Tipton advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Cedar Co., Iowa) 1856-1962, 1873-12-04
Hotels.
MILLER HOUSE.

Stanwood, Iowa.
THE PROPRIETOR of this House will
i spare no pains to make his guests COM
Portable; and in doing so hopes to merit the
custom of the public generally. Hacks
leave this house daily iundays excepted),
for Upton, and return. Also, in connection
will be found good Livery. Home custom
due farmers will be furnished meals at re-
anded rates.
i1ff "A IL MILLER. PInnfieiar
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"a. MSSELL, l.. W. NAMES, ~, NAM
RlSSELL. NAMES 4 NAME,
Justices.
John :, TUTIYyY.I,

JUSTICE OF THE InE EsC:. NOTARY PuB.
" LIZ Insurance Agent. and Conyeyancer
Office tiih the County Recorder In the court
house. TtptoH, Iowa, jan lsf, 1865. nlvl5.
The Tipton advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Cedar Co., Iowa) 1856-1962, 1873-12-04
Shrinkage of Grain.

The writer had aquantity
carefully measured and put
in sacks. 1t remained in q cool barn
IN this way for three months. When
the sacks were first filled, the mouths
could be scarcely tied, they were 80
full. At the end of the three months
there was apparently plenty Of room
Tor more. For curiosity some of it was
measured, and it was found two quarts
per bushei had fallen away, which is
loss of about seven per cent. The
place where the seed was kept was
very unfavorable to waste. There
was no heat or wind to dry it up, and
! 1t may be taken as the very lowest per
centage of loss. Under other circum-
stances, the loss by saving six months
may often reach as high as twenty
per cent. These things should be
considered by those who are inclined
| to hold Oh for chance OF q rise. An
other consideration strikes one here,
People often complain that they get
| short weight or measure. No doubt
that this is too often the case but it
| IL likely that in some instances the
difference is as much in shrinkage as
in Intention Exchange.
Not long ago the pretty sister-in-
law OF q sacetious young doctor insist
ed upon accompanying him when, as
she supposed, he was starting upon his
afternoon round of professional visits.
1t was of no use that he protested she
would enjoy the ride that he was to
take. Yielding at last, with such ap-
parent reluctance that the lady mover
suspected . joke, he folded the car
risge blanket carefully about her, for
the day was chilly, and drove round
two squares into the blacksmith's
shop. Here he deliberately unhitched
his horse, and left his vehicle to be
repaired. It needs no lively imagin-
alton to picture the sudden retreat OF
the lady and the shouts OF laughter
which greeted her return homo.
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G. r. sHELDOy.

- AMI othe: business, promptly attended
tO.-Otfiee with County Superintendent In
basement OF Court House. 4m6
The Tipton advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Cedar Co., Iowa) 1856-1962, 1873-12-04
NEWCOMB HOUSE,

CORNER Main and Second streets,
" DAVENPORT Iowa.
a first class Hotel, conveniently situated
IN the heart of the city. Free 'bus To all
trains and boats.
sly DANIEL GOULD, Proprietor.