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Columbia Mu sic Store

fEHAkE pleasure in calling thcA;ttl.ti.ro OF
4 the public 10 all examination T.! their
STOCK Of MUSICAL MERCHANDISE, con
sisting OF Tianos, Church Tarlcl Organs,
Mrlodeons, Vi"lins, Guitars, Esnjos, Flutes,
Accorde"ns, Brass and Silver Band Instru-
mcnts of all kindr. Also, Sheet Music and
instruction Books fer every class Of Musica
Instruments on hand at AL times. Wcare
Sole Agents for the State ot South Carolina
of Estcy x Co.'S COTTAGE OLGANS. Sheet
Music sent b! mail post paid. on receipt OF
price; and all kiuds OF Musical Goods selt by
Express, when ordered. to any part o! the
state, marked c. o. D. Good Second. hand
Pianos and Organs for sale cheap. for cash
Pianos, Organs and MelodcoLs Tuned and
Repaired in satisfactory MAJ ncr: and will
give especial lattcntiont to rackiIg Removing
and Shipping PianoR foi Other raItits tCany
point desired, at moderate rIicts.
All orders promptly attended and salts
faction guaranteed o those favoiil & us with
their patronage Send for our catalogue OF
Sheet Music and Musical Merchandise. Ri.
chardsOn street, few doors above PHESIx
office. Columbia s. c. Now
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FRANKLIN.HUUsE.
Guns and Pistnls

UuNs and PlstOIe.
l RESPECTFULLY intern
my frion Is and tho public i'll
general that have on hand a
vwcll-secctcd stock Of double
s and single -barre;ed GUNS, REpEArEHS,
sh9t ionchts and Eiasks, Gam. Bags, Gaps
and ammunition, Toys Of al. description
Walking Canes. and many other articles TOD
numerous to mention, which otlrr for sale
low for cash. l;epailing done at short notice.
Also, Keys fitted. r. W. KRAFT
Hov At The Sign Of t!:n Rig Cnn.
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Grand Concert

Grand Concert @En
To Atd In Rebuilding WASHINGTON Street
Church. -, 4lfis ,l...it
A GRAEUYOCAL.,an and INSTRUMENTAL
IN CONCERT will be given By Madame
Brignoli, Professors Denck and Plate, assist.
ed by several amateurs Of Columbia and
Charleston, at Parker's Hall, on TUESDAY,
December 16. Tickets 81. 5pfA Dec 2 :
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Powder, Shot and Lead.

w.. Powder, Shot and Lead.
nUPONT'S, celebrated RIFLE POWDER,
IL In whole, half and quarter kegs.
Oannister Notwithstanding or Rife.
Eagle and Diamond Grain.
Drop and Buck Shot, Bar Lead. &o
proof. -
Guns, Pistols. Powder Flasks, Shot Belts,
&c For sale, low, by
Dec5 JOHN AGNEw l. son.
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OBSTACLES TO MARRIAGES.


Happy Relief for Young Men from the
effects OF errors and abuses in early lie.
A!anhood restored. Impcdimcnts to Mar
New and remarkable remedies. Books and
Circulars sent free, in seuled envelopes Nd
dress HOWARD ASSOCIATION, No. . South
Ninth street, Philade'phia, Pa.--an institu-
lion having high reputation for honorable
conduct aud professional skill Oct 90 3mo
HOPE G. GYLES
HAYE for sale
LII 500 bushels OATS,
1000 bushels BRAN,
1000 bushels SHORTS.
ALSO,
Fresh Saur Kraut und Mince Meat,
100 Loxes Raisins,
30 half-bOxcs Raisins,
25 quarter boxes Raisins.
50drums Smyrna Figs.
Dessicated Cocoanut,
100 pounds Seedless Rasins,
500 Heads of Cabbage. &cv1
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CONGRESS WANTS TO

oON oAGCS " hH , III
A CT towards Spain in a just and dispas-
N sionate manner; therefore, tho public
may expect considerable delay as regards
final settlement OF the Yirginius question
The Indian Girl wan!s TO act IN . Kind and
considerate manner towards her customers; !;
therefore, the emoling public may expect
considerable inducements in CIGARS, which
will be sold at such rates that those who hayo
to
TRADE SOUTH CAROLINA
Fay Certificates at heavy discount. will not
feel that they have lost 80 very much when
purchasing of this maid, as they can get
Cigars at live cents equal to thoso bought
elsewhere at teu cents. The blowing of poll.
ticians and newspaper editors, Advocating
going
FOR CUBA
With vengeance, is slowly losing It's fleet /;
but the eensation awakened by the Indian
Girl in Columbia and State, by the remarka-
bic low PRICES for, Cigars. is increasing as
rapidly as the good news spreads.
PERIQUE. FINE CUT and thoro Cigars {
81 per box, deserve your attention. dec 5
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FROM wESrBRANCH.

No mail again for three or four
days. We got no Upton papers at
all last week. This kind of q thing
is getting too monotonous to be pleas.
ant. .a5yE# ga7H#4 ef.tfs#.
Our snow storms and cold weather
continue, and if the .'Old Settlers
get things right, this is certainly the
coolest winter ever known in this
part of the State.
4 People are generally improving tho
fine sleighing. More fine sicighs are
seen this winter than ever before.
I'VE would pronounce as yery fne. IN
deed, atsleigh we saw two young
gentlemen riding in last Sunday.) q
Business continues rather dull. but
things are Frightening up y little. and
we hope money matters will soon be
easier. H8t - shis as a srg nd
At present there seems to be much
sickness here, mostly bad colds.
\ We have TO make the sorrowful
announcements that two men, one liv-
ing here, the other near. have died.
|, Lewis Talbot died OH the 22d. His
family have the sympathy of the COM
muaity in their deep bereavement.
Israel Walker died ON the 2lst. 1 His
,friemls1will deeply mourn his ioss.s
4 Jan. 21th.if Fa40 / liah1 .ss II
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PATIENT" Doctor, L have . terrible
cough. sud my children are all down
sick with coughs, sore throats and
coids. What shall we do?" Doctor
Take DIR. Rans"m's Hive syrup and
Toln. or Honey Syrup. This will very
sonn relieve and cure you and all the
children. II In An extra family medi-
cine. Full directions are GU the bot
lies. You can get 1t At any drug store
for thirty five cents.'
Got the -lcK neaaacse auss. .s~s..s-
gia? take DIR. Mill~r's Magnetic Balm
and get well. II awiil cure n IL by
magic Only Is cts. per bottle.
See advertisement In this paper.
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e s. 8. CONVENTION.
Proceedings OF the 3. s. Conven-
ton held at Virginia Grove, Sat-
urday January 25th, 1873.

a; l04 o'clock the Convention or
.,anixed by electing Rev. @ +. Phin
ney Chsirman, and Geo. Barclay aud
J. H. NJ. Edwards Secret aries. 'i.'
The opening devotional exercises
consisted III the singing the grand old
hymn. "AH Hail the Power Of Josus'
Name, "pfayer By Chss. Cnaptnan.
after which the Chairman stateA the
objects ~ the Con ventiOn. as f0llOw-:
roawaken in community greater In
teress In Sabbath school work to
bring together earnest workers fbr the
Bnirp0se of sultstion !; getting ac-
iuairted and learning of mutual efIars
inegood work. Oh t8t4s7 astzs 81
q. M.sMayslspoksnsxt, practically,
in the same direction.
A motion prevailed that remarks in
opening any subject be ithited 10 ten
minutes, and mher speeches to five.
Reports Of Superinteudents being III
order. Chas. Chapman reported York
Prairie .chooi In fiourishing condition
until going into winter quarters. sasha'
". H. Chapnasn reported vfretpiA
Grave school slso Discontinued Tor tie
winter, but from Tagging interest 81
,arents, not children. = ~ 500 t.ahe
NJ e. Moore reported Prairie Center
school III winter quarters hut s0-tai,i.
~ through ti,e 4isnnef Win Ia en-
uDllme,,t II So aud average present 81
II sssufl 81 90 1sitt Una Aiia 10 3nf
Geo. will4y reported Inland school
aot frozen up. iEprollinent, eo I; e ~:
rage attendance, 55. '"''' - y -
Rev: 81 3. Bi-cos reported Conere-
.a,ionsI school II TIp.on aouri.l,ing.
E"roIlment. 60; syefags at.endapcs,
Jas. Schulz reported Burr Oak Ia
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FROM INLAND.

We hear Of good many case 3
of lung fever around. Al
Mr.. Thos. Bell, Of Shiloh. had
seven or eight hogs frozen to death
lately. II !" - s1a
We have had fearful weather.
hut there's no use describing it-you
know too much about it already.
,-Anothcr spelling school at Dis
trict No Z, and the teacher didn't for
get to come, Wednesday night the 2sd
inst. : st''"i"A h'&N sa
! This is the qu;etest winter the
Center has seen in good many years.
Scarcely anything going on. No ex-
.citement, not even a new gossip 60
ing around. 80 = :.
.-Epizoo has seemingly spent its
fury with US and departed. II made
a complete circle, leaving out only
one or two lucky span Of horses in
the vicinity. Two only have died as
far as we know. 8 ~
"A sociable at the residence OF
Mr.. S. Heilman, New Liberty, was
quite well attended, on Friday eve
ming the 18th inst, full sixty, it is
said, being present. Another socia-
BILE is appointed for the evening Of
the Goth at the residence Of DR. N. B.
Cotton, some miles beyond New Lib
erty. ai N A.e
i A gentle canine went to school
the other day with some of the chill
drenls Presently Mr. Doggy is seen
sitting up impatiently between two
misses with pink ribbon about his
neck eImeavoring with all his in
stinct and sagacity to conjugate the
verbs in the open grammar before
him. They say, that although good
at grammar, he is better in physiolo-
gy having nearly completed the SUBJ
Burt LECLAIRE.
,Jan'y 2 9Th. 1873.
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HARPER's MONTHLY for February
il rich IN the variety aud interest oi
its contents. The first iiiust rated ar
ticle 10 devotsd To the diamond field
Of South Africa. and II u very interest
ing one. Lyman Ahbotf tells the dra-
matte story Of Mary stuart, Gu en- 81
Scots, In = thrilling manner. The
great Paris pawn-shop, a government
al Institution. 10 illustrated, as il also \
paper entitled "rhe Life Of All East
ern Woman" Charles Reaie conti ).
ues his "A 5implet m" keeping up
the interest: whi.e Collins .The New
Nagdslen," grows Inore Interesting
with each succeeding chapter.
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GRAND TEMPERANCE RALLY.--
There will be public installation Of
the officers OF Good will Lodge I. O. Of
G. r., at Inland NJ. L. Church, on
Tuesday eve, Feb 4ih, 1873.
Amos Jones. Grand Worthy Chief
Templar Ut Iowa, aud other speakers
will ba present; also, music snd man.
uscript paper.
" All are cs,rdiaily invited to attend,
aud We will have good time.
BY order Of Chairman Of Com.
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TAKE NOTICE.

All pcrsOns asknOvvlng them.
selves % be ihAcbtca o. REICH.
Err BROsg. ~ notes tItat are
due. Win paease call and pay the
assmc IN or bcf0rc EeDruary 1Sth
next, Or We viii be nnd 81 the me-
cesaity ~ az osiug or them in
order r. Raise the money,
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iWsUseS VuSfsssk D6ssnx syunmeissn
esfollSsatI - u audsSSxs16s atsends
jtAnee 40.
Amer sSstds' singink. Prayer ~ W.
H. Chapman. srfV shnos6ua .sa1
The Ant regular saJees 'fof asscss.
sion. rs per prngtamne, was postpnn
ell by melton. and the second suhjec,
Best mode Of condncting scllossl and
I quasitcstfons % SaseersiAcpened BY
Rev. @. 8. Bsscoe, sad continued BY
Messrse. Whitley, Mays Chapman and
Culver. loa 83sa isibzmmi : - q, .a
Prayer. by c N. Mays. t j.
Singing. tissas " fla4a yAa9E al 81
Me- Alex. Mays then opened the
next topic Tor consideration The beat
Methods ofT<achtng. Duties and Qna'-
ifications Of 'resclers aud how % Pre-
pare . LessOn. He recommended
6rst thst the teacher be himself thor
oughly familiar with the lesson.
Ciasseds Bibfe Instruction a. Spirit.
usl, Historical ant Geographical
Advised careful use OF al such auxtI-
hries as eonliDentasies and dictioa-
aries and much prayer for Divine cid.
Meesrs. Wiley, Phinney aud others
made speeches on the subject. aeih
Prayer by o. M. Culver. axs -
Singing. Gsa III t9 isAs siiis !
Bible Lesson, conducted by Chas.
Chnpmsn-Gen ", & s-l0-Tbe true
and ,alss worshipers. / III as1sv 9sih =
Singing. 6aet Aslesoat2 k'7islla
The,onsideration ofthe Destitution
Wauts and Difficulties " SabbatiD
Schonl Work was opened by Rev.
g. 3 Bisce. Rev, Z Daider being alb
sent. Thought = Sabbath School wa4
in reach ofev-ry family in the land
and in that regard, no destination ex-
listed. The wants are maps. black
boards. &c, good singing books and,
most, q pervsding ina 0ence OF spiritu.
Atty. si asas 11sq Ell gaihiai
ii The discussions was continued yby
Mays, Culver; Chapman and othersui Il
+ The OPENING os the Qeessibn Bcx
Afforded considerable interest, Ana4was
folio wed by . general Gathering up
the Crumbe." aeu gakHai'
+ The chairman expressed his pleasure
and gratilcation 1t seeing SO many
present aud - great interest mani
tested, aud avowsd himself greatly
encouraged thereby. As expressive
Of the Feelings of Virginia Grove
School. ne presented the following
resolution. which WAS adopted q
Resolved. That we rs Christian
workers Ia the great lNineyari Of the
NJ aster NO hereby express our grateful
thanks 70 the Christian friends from q
distance for their labor Of love In thia
T. 8 COnven ian ard We will cherish
he remembnaaCa of this blessed occa-
sion NJ our Oasis up0n the desert Of
our earthly pilgrimage. @
Thus closed . very interesting aud
profitable session. Of s. >. Workers
All seemed to be pleased and more
determined to work. for the Bible
School cause. .@s*#5f
N... G. + PHINNEY, Chm.
GEO. w, BARCLAY.
L II. NJ. EDWARDS. : Sect's.
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Cenesaur lIininnent,

aid Sbs IL Advance 70 secure insertion.
nanosiai Nesiess or Adverthements In the Loeal
columns. will Be- charged = csats per line l..
Censaor Lininent, ss
There e no pain which the Centaar Ltni-
ment win not relieve, no swelling y viii mo-
subdue, and NO laManeas whtch ~ viii mol
cure. This is stroag lAngnage, but y y true
Where the parts are not gone. IT. effects are
marvellous, II has produced more cures Of
rheumatism, neuralgia, lock-jaw.i pAlsy,
spraius. swellinge. caked-breasts, scalds,
burma, salt-rheam, ear-ache, &C., upon the
human frame. and Of strains. SPAWN, gals.
ETC., upon animals in one year than have all
other pretended remedies since the world
began. II il q countc.-irritant. an alf-heal-
Ing pain reiiever. CrippiM sshrow away
their crutches. the lame walk, poisonous
bites are rendered harmless and the wound.
ed are healed without ascar. II IL no hum
bug. The recipe 10 Published around each
bottle. tits selling ~ no article ever before
sold, and IL sslls because II does just what II
pretends 10 do. Those who now suffer from.
rheumatism, pain or swelling deserve to suf-
fer II they will not use Centaur Liniment
More than lOUO certificates 81 rsinarkabaes
cures. including frozen limhs. rhrontc rhsu-
matism. govt, RUNNING tumosss etc., nave
been received. We viii send > circular con-
tanning certificates, the recipe. etc, gratis.
to any one requesting t.. One bottle OF the
yellow wrapper Centaur liniment 10 worth
one hundred dollars for spawned or swee-
MED horses and mules or for screw-worm
Ii. sheep. Stock low ners-this Imminent IL
worth your attention. No family should be
without Ccntaur Liniment J. b. ROSE 4 Co.
New York. HI
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An item from the West Liberty
Enterprises rejecting upon Hon. john,
Mahin Of the Muscatine Journal APP
peared In our local columns ON Mon
day. We very much regret its ap.
pearance. a. Mr.. Mahin Is one Of the
pure-t and hest Of men, and nothing
the Enterprise might say ~ him could
lower him III our estim atina. or thai
Of the pnblic Des Moines Republican.
We had designed giving the Repu5-
Lcon word Of criticism for thu. aid
ing the vile spirit of the Enterprise u,
giving circulation to its abominabie
and malicious Islander. - IVilton Chroa-
icI< ~ ts&
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Castoria is more than substitute tor
Castor OIL. II II the only sate article In ex-
istence which Is certain to assimilate the
food, regulate the bowels. cure wind-colic
and produce natural sleep. II contains nell
Their minerals. morphine or alcohol. and IL
pleasant to take. Children need not cry and
mothers may rest, S
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PR0F. p. r. BLISS holds q musical
convention AT Ttpton. commencing
February 4ih aud ciosiug on the even.
ing Of the 7lh. Upton has usual.
se,tt y good delegation To our conven.
tons, and now let US return the com
pliment. We hope Our city aud
vicinity will he well represented there.
= lpilt0n Chronicle.
And We hope the advice Of the CHuon-
icie will be taken, and think we can
promise that our Wilton visit0rr
should7we have any, will be cordially
and Hospitality received. r
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THE professional card ~ Messrs
Names and Bro, attorneys at law. IL
herewith presented 10 the public.
Offiee over Cabb aud Wetzei's store.
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BLANKs.-Justices', Lawyers aud
Conreyancers' Blanks. improved
forms, plainly and neatly printed ON
the best Of paper, may be found nj the
City Drug Stare. II.
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OrR new Justice Of the Peace, Hon.
G. r. sheldon. herewith presents y
professional card. His Office il with
the County Superintendent ia the
basement Of the Court House. =
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IF you

If YOU e
Want to lend Mnney,
Want to buy House,
5ltsS 1861
Wsnt to buy Horse. ss-as
wasn't tn rent . House,
Want to sell . Carriage.
Want Boarding Place,
Want to borrow Money,
Want to cell Dry Goods,
Want to sell Groceries.
Want to cell Furniture, il
Want to sell Hardware,
Want to sci; Real E-tAte,
Wsnt to cell House and Lot,
Want job Of Carpcntering,
Want = job Of Blacksmithing,
Nant to sell Millinery Goods.
Want to flnd . Strayed Animal,
Want to aud any ones Address.
Want tn sell piece of Furniture.
Want to buy . secondhand Car.
riage,
Advertise In the Upton ADvERTIs-
Err, which has the largest regula. cir
Of any paper in Ledaf County.
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THROUGH TRAIN. -Tiptnn IL dis
posed to crow little over the special
stock train which made up here last
Friday and went right ti'rodgs, tn
Chicago without further cereinnny.
Sixteen cars, we believe, composed
the train. all loaded with hogs and
cattle.
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The first legitimate revenue IL the
City Hall Association WAS the $50
paid by the Burns Festival fnr the
use Of the Hall Last Friday evening.
"Tatl oaks from little ncorns grow
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Another of thoat. interesting letters
from Salt Lake City will appear next
week. 80
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Mn. G. q. MCNEIL. sornseriy . fesi
dent Of this plscs. but mors Ate'y liv-
ing IN Mnscstinr county. writes to the
Journal from Rurdett. Bates county.
In Southwestern Missnnri. This Will
be. we think, the nrst intimation
many Of bis old friends here viii have
had Of III, v her bouts Since leaving
Muscatlne county.
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READ Stewart's Notice 10 Cash
Buyers" to he found Immediately be-
low the Market Reports on second
page Of thi. paper. J0ws
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Read the card ri L.. T.. Sweet He
Is granger sud proposes tn work 81
granger- prices. Motto being "Live
aud let Live atk Etstf #a
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ATTENTION All persons who have
unseft led accounts with us for 1872
must settle the same Immediately.
DEAN INGMAN l. YoTNG.
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THE Posi- sinner ssys he's MT q
succrss IN 'essusling bn slippery pit
ces." Why didn't ne keep otf anthem
then. -
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JOAK The Cellar County Posk cop
les from the Clinton Institute depart
ment IT this paper, M item about
Messrs. Toll 4 Williams heing enRag-
ed In making .roIltDg atnck" tor the
South western road, with MI the sp-
parent gravity 1T strsight 'usiness.
without \ sign to indicate that II wa~
not In aol,er earnest III reproducing
the information. - Clinton Bee.
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THE Beard 1T Supervisors convene-
the l3th Of February
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THE Musical Convention convenes
next Monday. s
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A PRIZE Persons wishing 10 oh.
tain thst beet ri family newspaper. the
Christian Union for 1873. and with II
superb French Oleograph picture.
Little Runaway and her Pxss."
please hand their names to J. w
Boyd, Agent. The money-$3-nee.i
not he paid until the picture Il delivs
cred. ft 4v6
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rETERs' MUsTCAL MONTHLY for Feb
iruAry contains more music than can be
bought In sheet firm for double the
price charged Tor, the magazine :
whole year. The songs and instru.
mentsi lieees-a ~ eefh Of which there
are five or six-are al new aud By the
inost popular authors. AS trial
trip" the publisher will senN. post
paid, s back numbers Of 1872 for go
cents. or 8 for 81. Address J. l.. Pet
ere, 500 Broadway, N. Y. a6 ii
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= NOTICE.-The annual meeting of
Red Oak Cemetery Association viii
take place 1t the Presl,y terian Church
In Red Oak on the third day OF Feb
rusry, being the first Monday, 1t 10
a,iclock "A. NJ. Jan. 9th. 1873. &c
q n'ig M JOHN DORcAs, Sec.
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overcoats At cost At Dean, Ingman
4 Young's. se
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AS L0cosrs. - Tho y Chsrter sOuk
st0vss are shesnnlng snch universal
fsvnritss, and are making their way
into ~ many hOusehel.is, that Il looks
- II they we're dss,Ined n cover ths
face Of The lansias the loc,,sts u Egypt.
Unlike them, lso~ever, they ars'6lrss-
ings instead Of plaguea, aud " wiah
speed 20 the contamination.
The Tipton advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Cedar Co., Iowa) 1856-1962, 1873-01-30

1000 hides wanted 1t Stewards Shoe
Store, west side square. II
The Tipton advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Cedar Co., Iowa) 1856-1962, 1873-01-30

STREETS and stores full Of people
last Saturday. & i
The Tipton advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Cedar Co., Iowa) 1856-1962, 1873-01-30

It makes Upton business ns-n look
pleasant to zee the town filled with
people ~ was the case last Saturday.
Not y hitching place was unoccupie,i
by d team, aud bsinels of al Kinds
looked lively II not lovely.
The Tipton advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Cedar Co., Iowa) 1856-1962, 1873-01-30

The Mechanicsville Press wonders
which Of the two papers published at
Upton Is the Official organ Of the
county" From all We know upon
the subject We can safely say that we
think It is. But about those. .svile cpl
thets" aud 1.-THE largest circulatiop'--
Well, a. to the :. Epishets. "the idea
must have teen the result of distem-
prresi ispsginsti"n. but ths 'circuls-
tiOmn ID right here.
The Tipton advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Cedar Co., Iowa) 1856-1962, 1873-01-30

Upton is di>posed to fail in hne
with the new raitrOad project from
Davenport 10 Iowa Falls. Should 1t
SION be. constructed, and the SOUTH
western also, Upton will be quite q
railroad centre. and. after its long stay
out in the coid. can rejnice ia the good
luck which haa attended the efforts TO
make the place . prominent interior
city. William n. Holmes, who car
ries about with him one IT the best
railroads iW the country. thinks the
prjec. practicable. AMI that the line
will be profitable. Clinton Herald.