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The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1873-02-19

EVER since the publication of Mr.. Car.
lyle's Sartor Resartus,7 the world has
been familiar with the philosophy Of
clothes. 1t has been reserved for a
Frenehman, however, to interpret the eth
ical significance Of dress,-to show Us how
there may be a moral philosophy of the
toilette. At the last annual meeting in
Paris of the FIVE united academies. dis
course on the art Of dressing was deliv-
cred by NJ Charles Blanc. VI. Blanc first
endeavored to prove that dressing was a
branch Of the fine arts, which might be
reduced under regular rules. This part Of
NJ Blane's discourse was very ingenious,
but naturally very fancifuL In the con
Gliding portion, he was more ambitious.
Far from being matter of frivolous OBJ
servatiOn alone, dress and ornaments. he
maintained. are to the philosopher. an in
dieation Of the prevailing morality. of a
country and Of the ideas that govern the
people " Blanc found illustrations of
this proposition in the past and present
state OF France. At different periods, the
prevalent spirit has been reflected in the
fashion OF the hour. Thus. at the Revo-
luton, the fashions of the day were of a
defiant and reckless character. Later, IN
der the Empire, costumes became cold and
naughty, affecting an air OF would-be
majesty. Then came 4 period of reaction
against the Revolution. The feminine
toilette indicated a return to chivalry and
devotion, true or false, the hapless Mary
Stuart being taken as a model. Soon the
triumph Of the bourgeois brought change
in ladies' costume, the dress being fash
Toned 50 as to symbolic the vocation of
woman as that OF sedentary or family life. I
Under the Second Empire, an absolutely
opposite style prevailed. The entire
toilette came to represent rapidity OF mo-
ton; and everything that made sedentary 4
uncomfortable was encouraged. 4
NJ Blanc went into minute details regard
ing the dress of these various periods, to 4
Il
The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1873-02-19

Sold at the Establishment Of PROFESSOR HOL
LoWAf, "a Strand, NEAR Temple Bari LONDON and
By all respectable Druggists and Dealers Medicines
throughout the civilized world at the following prices
Is Id, 2s 3D., Is. g., lis, rs and 33s each Pot
- There is a considerable saving BY taking the
larger sizes.
y. B.-Direetious for the guidance Of patients in
every disorder affixed to each Pot
= Ut. WAREHOUSE, Agent.
The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1873-02-19
Polar OH.

DER BARK "R. w. WOOD,v a verv
- BOLLRs co.
The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1873-02-19
Carriage and Coach Varnish

Bright. Copal and Furniture Varnish,
Boiled Linseed Oil. Turpentine.
Nason's Backing. Coffee Mills.
Axe. Pick. Slcdgc. Ada, Hoe. %,
Hammer Chisel Handles,
Wool Cards, Saddles. Enamcled Trunk.
, 1873-06-04
NUMBER 289.

boody garments, etc., and partt 7ont tn nura,,it of
AIN; At the latest accounts bo t.. fsurro,ntir,1 IN
thckoe Of woods near gufroik ilv III lrndrcf lii
xona and cannot escape capture ri trn ni1f in5ina
Tint part ot tho S s.s. tho most re- t'o0 fames In
, 1873-06-04
NEW YORK..

New York Detectives to Ro lnvesti-
Bntcd---Ncw Suits by Mrs. Jnmes
Etsk---Scri0ns ChnrXox---Hertous Ac-
ctdont---Writ Dentcd---mncDonne nell,
the Rank OF England Forger---H1ia-
ccllaneoMs.
NEw Yonk, june 3.-Georse R1acDonne! tho Bank
coumbus t4e harIor, md locEod up IL casement U
soldiers raions liz wns por1nittoa 10 taio bis Jew
elry md oight boxes full Of clothing with him. In tho
morning ho is to bo delivered Into tho custody Of Eng
tttanamsson to England. Tho writ Of habeas corpus.
Issued by the State Courts, fs to bo liarcgsrded
(3b tho Assoeiatei Fress.]
Gently some New York detectives 1t the expense Of
1ho EnFsh officers who were engagod hero in the
ct MaSnlonps 4e foEsc1 threatens to result
to make an Investigation, aud has asAel Secretary
Fish to obtain tho particulars Of the socallod tokeh
!, Lucy y. FIX, exeoutri1 of James Fisk; Jr. haa
Pacific hatlroad Company md tho Oredit Mobilier Of
America, doyernor Dix, George opdyke, nnd othon.
suit has boe1 commenced BY lnomlera against tho
United Cabinet Makers, 8ection No. q, u1oroin tho
tormor charge the latter with receiving $340 600 and
dlsposing Of 1t to their OWL advantage, nnd allowing
land, which waa represented to be FREQ from MI incu
brances to rcat under heavy mortgage to forccloga
Mhioh suit u now pending, thus swindng tho
p9!ntitfs out Of the largo sum contributed.
cansed aerous injuries to Martin Welch aud Edward
Wilhelm, foremcn Of angtno companies, and number
q o. other aremen Tho !oases by tho fire amounted to
Judge Woodruff In the United States District Court,
to-day, denied the application for writ Of ceritorar
u the ceso Of George MacDonnc the alleged Bunk ot
The steanship vila do uavro, while coming up the
lower bay to day, ran into the bark Curacao, sinking
the bark Immediately. No lives lost.
Jny Gould left to-day for tho We4t, On railroad busl-
QeA1.
, 1873-06-04

Wo will sell at Public Auction, on
the ground, Ffty-Four (54) Lots,
each 6ox16O feet, situated on .Madi-
son-av., Adams-st., and Hyde Park
aV., between Eifty-follrth and Fiftv-
ntth-sts., in tho Villago Of Hyde
Park, on SATURDAY, juno z, at lao
pm. Terms of salo: LILO cash: i-1o
in 80 days; lilo in 60 days, and the
belanoe IN !, 2 and 8 years from day
OF. sale, with annual interest ct 8
per cent. Title perfect. Printed
abstract Of Ht1o furnished each pur-
chaser within 80 days after the sale.
The above lots are situated in tho
very centre Of the Village Of Hvde
Park, within two and three blocks
OF the Hyde Park Depot, and within
one and two blocks OF tho Dummy
Depot, on high and dry land, q por-
tion Of which is beautifully timbored.
Hyde Park-aV. and Adams.st, arc
finely macadamized, and elegant
drives, schools, churches, and
stores within few blocks, The
property is near the Hyde Park Ho-
tel, and the lake shore, and within
one and two blocks Of tho Lake Shore
South Park.
The sale will bo peremptory and
bona f1de in every respect. as tho
property must and will be sold.
Great bargains can be expected.
For plats, and further particulars Of
the sale, apply to Clarke, Layton &
Co., lao Ia6al1e-at.
, 1873-06-04
Forty Acres

For boo exchange high land near Wash.
@ 1E,on Meghts hoslhy good ~seF beautiful groves;
ona e,nas T,pM % od 3rs"a ratk %i s proyo.
premises. and sperioE propory to aubdivido a.
all around It, Will take ctty ree!lenoe u part
g. IL, bECKWITli L HitNH
, 1873-06-04
THE WHEAT CROP,


MrIwAunEE, Juno s.-Iho Commissioner Of tho
nlshed The Chamber Of Commerce hers With yerY
tnterestlng tabular satement which was huetined on
Change to-day, and attracted ,nuch attention. It
showa tho number Of bushels Of wheat rased in each
stse Of tho Union in each of tue pat u years.: The
States In 1879 was 4o,po7o09 bushels, showing IN
incroaso a. q 1oa7o,o ,o9o h'ahcls compared with the
State was i9 California; 600 b.slols Illinois,
Mnnesota wisconsin and Iowa. rcspectiyel ranked
hushols. The totaL production In the Northwcstoru
States named. IL 1872 was o. 298 900 bushels, n
the sa1ue 6tatcB.
seestasy Langaton Of tie Chanahor of Commerce,
u authority for tue statement thnt 200 bushels
Of .heat, including flour, had bcon received At Si.
y Ysee gsst an fqo otsesgo aaa otss points to My
wloat-prod!1cinG etates Of tho Norhwcs,-Itlinoia.
HH,aeonsn Hs lo~a md Minnesota tocther witt,
States. loavcs m available surplus still to como for
ward between the lot Of June and tho incoming 9t
flour. ''"~
, 1873-06-04

:, FtrTspuR9u, pa. June 3.-The Allegheny County
Over QUO delegates wsro IN attendance Tho following
% Ticket @ was no'naated: Presiding Judge Of District
qouEs fhomas Ewing Associate Judge district Court,
Representatives II: II. McCormicks, s. j. Wainwright,
J. O. NewmoyoI. Henry dermig, u. @. Ohristy, 4. d.
Young, md A. @. Hays; pro!honutary, u. f. Hon
nedy; Treasurer, Samuel Klgoro: Coroner, Wlulu,n
MccallIn ConnltsaIonet. August Deckst; Jury Com-
missioner, John McCIeaud.
Tho ticket IL conceded to be an exceptionally strong
ono. "
eertes Of resolutions wcro adopted ludorstng tho
COMMUNICATION Of Gov. Hartrnutt, dsuuuuciuY thu
Congressional back.iaymlent, &r.
, 1873-06-04
CLARKE, LAYTON & GO.

Free Train, to and from this Sale.
leaving tho I. G. R. r. Depot, foot Of
Lake-st., at $50 p. m., and return
ing at close of Sale,
, 1873-06-04

=, WARRINGTON, May 9.--Fnr New England, winds
or partly cloudy warmer weaher. For tho NiiIio
etatea Routhuastery to Houthweatesly wnda aud IN
crcastn8 cloudtncss with rain arcas from thu al.
liuas aud Georgia, easserly 10 hohorly Winds cloudy
weather, aud ratn areas. From Tenucsses 10 Ohio
wnda, cloudy weather, aud fntn areas, Frotna
Mtssour! 70 "Esco7sn and hinncnota, wlns shifting
to weatosly sud nortAcrly, anA clcar and clearing
wsasor1y Winds, and partly cloudy weather.
, 1873-06-04

hEonAoNp, VA. Juno 9,-The excitensnt In H.r,..
mona ooInty over thu murder Of Mrs. Dempsey Joncs
ana hfs. uosior continues. negro nan,td DroTn
Was hfFeated 1n Suffolk on ausploton, but. nront
being yory, Light, was discharged. huLseauHentI9x HI
unmlatakabla evidence Of ha g,,Ut was .1isgI
covered In his houae, IL Tie shapo or
, 1873-06-04
SPORTlNGs,l
magnificent Gnmo Of .c uo,, f..
Now X0rk..Tho e 'txf.

NoW EoTk..Tho II trf.
,.,s sgtetat { Dtsrafeh ta Tns tribune.
played tn tts vicinity waa conoaot (weon I lie no nScs
srouna. md neol IT, SHsh Ginh s uno
1900 spectators wero present. Tho bottin9 aa IN ~
~ II favor of boaon. Mardock Of tho Atlantic Glub
acfea @ a. umpire Tho game began at 3to tho Dostons
cured rn and In the third two In tio fourth. tST
Hos one aa taS nostona two The latter secured w
was blank for both aldcs In to soyenth esoi 1ainc9
orc run. aud tho eighth blank for both. TGo OK
cieent nov becamo intcnae and the ninth iininu
Cheer rent the atr Tho tenth and cleyoaf inntnes
r,e WS1e h@yGd nt without result In tho tHcfh George
tecth The Mus,1als started IN In thiH innin9 iii,
Inree men on bases, but neither reached homc and TIC
noatons rc5o declared winners amid tremendous ap-
RsAHso largo amount Of money chhuRcd bands
Tho following ID tho score : 9e~~" 1e'1o'
, 1873-06-04
CAPITALISTS,

Fof saS III 2sS ost o. tho nohwest corner Of Fly
g1oat park and nofth FlftyA.t-st. Fricc, 49, o@
IssEins. si T. ea1 hHlSnco @ ana yoare Property
JACOB WE'LL ! CO., ootnoe Of Madison and Dcar.
born ~ "-
, 1873-06-04

bT. LOUIS, Juno 8.-John N. Loycnworth, 4 vol
clan, dod suddenly to-day Of spople1y.
The Tipton advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Cedar Co., Iowa) 1856-1962, 1873-01-09

The recent stormy weather and
total suspension Of al active business
causes dearth Of news from this en-
terprising little town.
The trains are all running indie
pendent Of time or orders, and the
travelling public are much discom-
NODDED thereby.
Mr.. Krebs' saloon was the only
place Of resort afforded to many du-
ring the late GOODNESS, and the sap
circulated % freely that the whole
institution was voted . nuisance by
the fAiTest portion Of community.
-Altho' this j. January, ws some
times SEQ . flock Of birds-and among
them > Martin, which still fingers
around - If 10th to leave summer
haunts. It il doubtless owing to the
attractions Of our town and . lack Of
enterprise to attempt the southward
journey.
During the late holidays there
has been more sorrow than gladness
here. Within ono week three Of our
young people have been consigned to
the silent grave. Their untimely de-
mise has cast gloom over the com.
munity.
1t would be we'll if the law were
put in force here, in regard to carry
ing ere arms in time Of peace. There
10 no need of the revolvers 90 fire.
quenty exhibited by men and boys.
ss.t. A JONES.
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Ian 1st. 1879.

Jan. LIST, 1873.
We have understood that 4 san
culinary warfare 10 going on in this
town between the local correspond
cnts Of the Podst. II is our sincere
wish that the matter may be AMIGA
bly, settled with satisfaction to al
parties interested.
-n&ye Burwsll quit the country
last week for the country's good, in
company with . certain widow Of
this vicinity. Before leaving he had
the foresight TO mortgage al his
property, thereby leaving his wife in
. destitute condition. II he will
only stay with his widow and not
put in an appearance here again, we
think It win Be sat sfactory.
The Chicago 4 n. w. Railway
have had pretty serious time the
past week, there being no less than
Is trains ditched at one time between
Chicago and Council Bluffs, OCCASION
ed by rails broken on account Of the
intense cold. Two or three persons
killed. number hurt and large
amount ofdamage done 10 engines,
cars and track. The timetable was
. dead letter and trains ran wild ;
bat now they resumed something
like their old regularity. s ~
Christnas was celebrated here
BY having two Christmas trees, one
81 THE N. T. church, and one At the
residence Ut Mr.. Jesse Mcmillan
Zach of which was 4 success. The
che 4t' The NJ e. church made many
'hesfts Riad,, FOR s'e sur ASS Sc -
glanA 16saSS thing Asi1tyinasS worth 10
wllch ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS
that plsases W, but that it 10 . token
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THE FarDsers' Journal = monthly
agricultural Journal published q O.
dar Rapids and Ably conducted 10 ihe
interests % farmers ~ this part OF
Iowa, may BE- obtalned one year wi.h
the ADvEaTIsEK at the very Iow
price o. ~ for both papers. Thia
Journal bas . large corps 81 wvilsrs
who are practical. xopa Fsrmen. and
this IL m ofIer which should .nos -
overloOkssl. u
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- -stseN saA ~ M~S Oo$As Ssne ~
GOOD sleighing and : lively iing-
ling q bells 10 the order Of the day.
IAN kinds Of. produce, and hogs
: little higher and : good prospeoa
for better times.
- I'VE learn that, NJ. Gabc Sawyer
while on . visit tofhia frieads in New
York recently had his pocket relieved
Of $4,000. ia lev Of these ligh,
fingered gentry had their necka
stretched little. - ii might exert .
salutary influence. 1s. : rs.,.s,, I.
le-Special religious services will he
held in the N. 3. church, commenc.
ing Sunday, Jan. l2th, aad vail con.
tinue through the week every after.
noon and evening, Saturday except
ed. Revs. Emory Miller, Of Daveu.
port. J. 81. Rhea, Of Clinton, A. b
kendig, Of Cedar Rapids, Presiding
Elder Of the District, and others ron
abroad win be present and preach
during the week.
The Kansas Emigration Company
held : meeting At J. G. Barrels DR.
Csrothers was chosen Chairman and
John Riddle Secretary. After some
discussion in regard to the prospects,
Of the Company, DR.. Williams anc
John Riddle were appointed com
mittee to draught ! Constitution anc
Bylaws for the government Of the
society. After further discussion
the meeting adjourned to Jan. 9Th
ct which time the committee ore L
make their report A considerable
number Of our citizens sre talking o
joining their fortunes with the Com
pany.
--Emash ups, wrecks and other R
r. disasters being No order of TIL
day, some Of oar sowasasea tAoaGh
they would try their hand in tia
line. G. N. Gilbert, Geo. Eldridgt
and Lucien Reed left ClArenes Of
Friday with 8 car loads Of sacked pc
tatoes, each car being provided Will
! stove to keep the potatoes from
freezing. They were IN one CO
cooking supper when the train ran Of
the track, and the cars turned over
times, rolling down , steep embank
ment into Rock River. The car wa
completely smashed up, the stove
broken and FIRE scattered around
Young Edridge and Reed foun,
themselves under ! pile Of potatoes
and Mr.. Gilbert says they called 70
help in ! manner that was decided,
lively, and, strange to say, with th
exception Of = few bruises, they q
escaped unhurt, which which Va
truly wonderful oil the circumstance
agedasssa \ i INV ssst aeys s ssse & &
killed.
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Lnsr. Between sptnn and ssssn.
wood. On the night q the seventh
inss., Seite. 81. J0hn' locomotive
She was whom last ssen In fall svsn-
Ing dress With tsain, and was under
~ escort Of oil Boseaa who b known
- - copsiderabis " Tufllan md
nom whom foul play 10 bearsA. A III
esei gpestd q odeesd BY the Board oi
1saeesf sAev6s1 ~ her rscevssy In
~ oop0itioD. sas# A u s8*t - @ss1s
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+
THE MEEK or PRAYEn.-The
meetings held % far this twssk In 90
cordsncs with tbs programns q the
Evangelical Alliance vsse, Monday
evening. q the n. =. Church; Tuesday
evening st the Luthsran Church. and
"Wednesday evening q the sConsrssa-
tional Church. These msseings have
only hsen fAyors with . modssate IT.
tsndanos, but have hsen eArssss and
Interesting. ia!isssssss stAps 'sfsa,s
The following y the topical pro-
.srapme lcs ahs- ssnsindes ef the
wssk, With the plass spscifsd ct
which seoh mssting will - held: -,
Thursday. Jan, 9th- PrsshsteeiAn.-
Prayer. TOR nations, for kings. and oil
10 authority; Tor the naaintainance or
psa6e: for fncssase Of rixhteousnees !;
3os the spreaA OF. religious liberty: for
The groWth Of sound knowledge: for
OonteotnAeot. concord and rood will
among ~ elassss; Tor the disorrna,snt
Of Gods hand u national .judwmoDts,
aud for tile removal Of .iutemperauoe.
isnmoraitty nnd the sins which ar0 I
"repsOach u any people," sS -
Friday, Jan. lOth-M n. ChasU0.-
RsaSss-kee snAnktn6; fnr thO- osrou4a.
ton ofsfAs Ap3ys Gcrlprsrss sud the
spreadX 3spQg haH6sGfs Jbr the over
uktnfNAs N1 fDrms - tvranoYsa and ssp-
kb1s6sibd \ - the .seAoSl Iof. every
l1ss1A S1s1neee riee;; No Wv psis0,sSfs
and cspttveh and fors tm increAss of
that klngdssnt which Il righteous
- assA Reacss and lay " a'he Holy
6S&0Sk. stsssa ssaps s-.4s exssss sa
sttDssnrdsy, Jan. llsh. -COugtsaetinp I
~ chufch- For. Sunday 6chao1s Or
n1aaj0naf4 stssct and other religious
sociesiee; lOr the ralsfnk up and send.
Ing 10Th OfulAfs ssthboreyS into Hts
hafvost. nd Iofsflso seasoeatief No.
os1A0es ~ the spssad of .ti1o x0spsl,
I'D thg con sflioSJ * fte Wesld. ms
: neisday, JAs. III h.--(3ssaasas-"let
sA0sWbs90 1esld - ,itisst S4th Hh
Rlngx. h, md Atnxa, - u .s ~
.1sop4QRAQeo60pS1oiOn Commun-
len q the Lutheran church.
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= 81 AZ s 4 -
MUSICAL ENTERrAINMsnr.-rhe
Justly cslsbrstsd violiniet. NJ. All
Howard. was to have given one Of his
Musicat Eatsrtsinmsnts In the Court
House lat pight. Al the time Of this
writing the vtO sncs Of the storm rSn-
dered u doabsf0i " anything could 10
done. bat n We hoped that the wind
would subslds toward evening. % that
- 'pls ss,shissst shout. II ths event
shewsd . psrtWsssnss impsssiicsbi-
taat night Is sllI ssstaioIy " Given this
tTAsss6Asl evening. = nnr people can
- ~ Mss.H, - AWAY without hSas.
siAg ~ magic bOw. We hAve Ootioed
tbsa eus Asshapgss thas nesgiy ~, The
iowa tSWtfs WHARF hs No. aedp1sf this
.vsut>t-H sis,jeYs. Ashisg1 sCsiar
falAss esa slhsn - d ,aos .spaa,l-
have esu9sled = onmp ltneutary bens-
a vhlsA Asys - sashua.assISslly
setsp4sd. Nc RuRaei Il ! trss uu
slsal ssaius 30 49, y ssw s,csnd
- esos - ths nsse - 1900 vlsssn.
hlsslt - dsy. ~ - 4 - 49, b.
~ - - 1870 80 slas1ss In
6sS n - - = u = - u ~
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knar item Of two weeks since con.

Hhar item Of two weeks since con.
ming the sbipment Of freight By the
SEAMS, sid Wilton on the C. II. I. 4
fR, r. r.. the Clinton Age adds these
Oomments:
s eve don't understand tlslA, inas-
. much 10 the Rock tslamd rood and the
North westeln ere under one and the
same nnanAgement. II there II soSDe
euttang done ny one Ofthsse twO TOads,
h - soed thing. Let No have mssrs
Of It,"
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( ~ = ri = +.
MUSICAL CoEvEkTloE.-Notics =
hereby given that the annual Con-
veutioa 81 the Cedar County Musical
Association will b held ct Upton,
lows, commencing on February 4th.
1s7s. and concluding with . con cert
On the evening Of Feb. 7th. following.
The Officers having the matter Of the
sonysntiee In charge desirs % state
that they have secured for the occa-
sion the ssrvicss Of ths. widely known
asd popular. Author and Conductor,
Prof r. r. Bliss. Of Chicago, and feel
lustinsd In pressntins this fact - :
ss0icisnt guaranty Tor The complete
SUCCESS Of. the Conssnkiop. visitora
from sbroAd will - Furnished with
Art Glass Recommendation at the
hossls Sor les than half the usuai
rats and no eltOrfs will b spaped snd
every sndeAvos masjs 70 render the
eecssls = 49,: ne
entire course $3.50. For the evening
sssslsas and CONCERT 500. For the
concert 50 els. Come everybody.
WM, g. WOODS. Pres.
r. n. xxx, Ssc'y.
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OSCAR SUTTON. according n the
prcss. was married II MechAnicsviiis
hast wsek ~ Miss Kate Miilisan. Oc
went 10 baks bread and pies aud vas
cooked himself, aud there seeDs no
doubt that like his pastry he il well
done sss
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STIRRING times Ia town now from
ak 10 seven o'clock every morning
around che two dspo4s whea the two
trains ieave-the passengers going on
the S,anwo0d !sas aud tina freight on
DeAn's iiue 10 Wilton. M
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NoTTcE. Having formed . now
partnership, including Judge Yates,
We desi.e 10 settle up tho business Of
the firm Of Wolf 4 Landt. Those
knowing themselves indebted to us
will do 10 = favor by settling their &C.
counts. Wolf d LANDT
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CHAN0E.-Tbe spicy Dewspaper
published for several years 1t Toledo,
Iowa. hy II. y. T.. True, and known
- the Republican. has with the be-
ginning Of the new year assn,ned =
new dress and new nams--G lronicic
both OF which are very beconing.
The Tipton advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Cedar Co., Iowa) 1856-1962, 1873-01-09

ALDINE The agent for shis, the
finest publication In America. can b
found At this ONCE. The premium
chromos are worth the prizes. Of sub
'p- 0li aad - sssSmsa
COPIES. $50 r. -----s--
The Tipton advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Cedar Co., Iowa) 1856-1962, 1873-01-09

A GALA TIME.-A project 10 under
way TO have grand social Festival ct
the Dsw City Hall IL this place on
merit v<sk Thursday evening. Janpa-
~ 18th. 1879. FROM the character Of
thoss having the mattar II charge,
the arrangements being mads. and -
pscially from the long ds.rth Of any
ouch festivities here. pre-. sminently
happy occasion 10 conndsntly antici.
t'sted. 49,.
The project has been christsnsd BY
the LOFTY sounding title Of 1.-THE First
Annual Banquet Of the Upton City
Hall Association." Five HUNDRED
special invitations win - Issued. and
everything prepared on. . proportion
atsly large scale. The COMMITTEES an
nounces upon the IN vttation ciroulars
that
1.-THE exercises will consist Of IN
opening address and vocal aud instru-
mental music. Z Is tea~ q
1.-THE Ane Hall aaa the Upton Chr
net and String Banda will b q The
dispOsal Of the guests. .
"A sumptuous banquet win be
sarved.n "a t&zts3A.s e Fl
Ths Committss II Arrangements
consisfs Of Msssrs. W. p. Wolf, VIM.
Dsan, J. c. RsiChsft. J. ?. Mussy snd
J.. ID. Bhsassr. taa Nast8 .esia
The .Committss o. Reoepttoa h COM
The Tipton advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Cedar Co., Iowa) 1856-1962, 1873-01-09

Ann NV comes Iossil b. Culver.
Issq., ! Cedar county vsserAn residing
some SIX or eight miles east os Upton.
who, on Nov. 9Th last, the sixty-hr
anniversary Of hi birthday. husked
aud cSibt,ed sixty-,ne bussels Of corn
Just ono bushel for each year he had
live.l.
The Tipton advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Cedar Co., Iowa) 1856-1962, 1873-01-09
yan,y e, 1873.

9asssS - call appears elsewhere
esg sea9 here OF I'll the rcpresen-
ESsSe tsdar County Oranges to
sgssss Dge. As Cedar 10 the
= 1lsksa the State In this mat
- sSss se it, delegates wish suf-
~ st5s bmnunication that they
e sSs 70 act together and let
"a 18th b felt.