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The Tipton advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Cedar Co., Iowa) 1856-1962, 1874-01-08
FROM YORK PRAIRIE,
Programme Of Local Teachers
Institute.

The following is the Programme Of
the Institute to be held at York Prairie
on Friday evening and Saturday, Jan
18th aud 18th, 1874.
FRIDAY EVENING - Lecture by Prof
Hugh Boyd.
SATURDAY A. NJ.
900 to 9:10; Devotional exercises.
9:10 to 4;45; Physiology conducted
by w. D. Vermillion
o:45 to 10 80; Arithmetic conducted
BY j. Bixby.
1890 to 1915; Recess.
1915 to 1880; Discussion - Would /:
: system of compulsory education b,
benefit to the schools of Iowa.
Opened by VIII. Reall.
1890 to 1900; Penmanship by Lev
Willetts.
INrERMIssIOE-AFTER
100 to las; Mental Arithmetic exer
cises-by w. T. Stubs.
/ AS to $50; School Government - b.
j. B. Harris.
$40 to Q 45; Recess.
2:45 to 800; Rcading-by W. g. John
son.
3:15 to 400; Miscellaneous.
Every effort will be made to render tn
proceedings instructive and pleasant
Teachers and patrons are invited to at
tend. All from abroad will be supple,
with entertainment.
PER ORDER OF Cow.
The Tipton advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Cedar Co., Iowa) 1856-1962, 1874-01-08

Of svNy good sea 1qtuGteysI I
word. an % the numoef 81 aR6zf tive
hundred, late till they were Allsd;. when
the fragments were taken up and the
boards ssnovsd, ard aiissassa, 1rr Mays
again called the house to order and In.
troduced Mr.. Gano, who made . few
pleasant remarks. and was followed by
Mr.. Whitnsr, who has the honor of be.
ing the first Granger in Cedar county. 80
Mr.. whitmer spoke ! short time n .
very pleasant and entertaining manner.
Mr.. J. Piggott was then called. who In.
his happy and interesting way, spoke Of
the object q ne erenai, D2 SA4ktahs
BENEFITS alrssdy derived theesln& He
presented documents and figures, which
showed how fearfally ~ fAr2afs. = .
class, were being imposed upon By mo
nopolics." Father Piggsse was thse III
ID. who said chat ssaristocfacy and mo-
uopolies" we're ne grssscst onsejss VI
the farmers. He also sxAostsa ths peo-
pie to cnlmfnatea spirit and feeling Of
equality, 1rf IL IL 1 Is
The hour being late, the scsowd' MAS
dismissed and all went homo happy and
rejoicing. Thus snded the first day Of
the year A. D. 1874, ct Inland Center
Yours respectfully,
The Tipton advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Cedar Co., Iowa) 1856-1962, 1874-01-08

THE long expected but none the less
melancholy news Of the death of Mr..
ALLEN NEsBITT. Of Durant, reached
- on Monday. Mr.. N. Who Or the
number Of weeks since tho 1atsl paR-
alytic stroke, nossd & tie tims.ia these
columns, has lived on ffonsday % day
against al hope, on Sabbath morning
last loosed his frail hold on life, and
10 no more.
+. We are not In possession OF the dates
and facts necessary to formal obitu.
ary; but In common with all who have
had the pleasure even OF casual 90.
quaintance with Mr.. Nssbitt, We know
him to be = genial gentleman, an able
man Of business, and useful citizen
whose death leaves . vacancy Ia any
community. He has been for = good
many years . resident Of Durant, In
this county. His neighbon apprecia.
ted his sterling qualities, and he has
served them % Justice of the Psace
Mayor Of the village. and In other 10
cal ofaces. In 1872 he was elected /
member Of the Board Of county Super.
visor, In which body his death crsa*oa
. vacancy.
The Tipton advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Cedar Co., Iowa) 1856-1962, 1874-01-08
FROM PLEASANT HILL.

There has been considerable thieving
going on in this vicinity Of late, mostly
turkeys and chickens, If it continues,
from what we understand, somebody will
get hurt.
At the recent election OF officers at
Pleasant Hill Grange, VIM. 8. Smith was
reelected Master, and J, b. Laucamp,
Secretary.
The mdetings at Pleasant Hill Chapel
are increasing in interest.
School teachers are reminded of the
meeting At Pleasant Hill school honse
next Saturday, to organize an Institute.
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We hasten to correct slight error In
our last Communication. We had been
informed that q new candy snd toy store
had been set up at Wiley Bros. Suppos-
ed it was so, but hadl't hssa 10 TO SO,
We have since, and foaad 10 ehaAge In
the place, save al sddition OF small
stock Of fancy candies.
A sad New Years to Mr.. Burkst's. -
Their SON being buried the day previous.
If we remember rightly, on last year, y
Christmas time. they lost daughter. -
They have the kindly sympathics Of oil
who know them, in their bereavement
Who ever saw such beautiful. warm,
springlike weather this time OF year.
Just as lovely - Indian summer; and to-
day is warm yet, though cloudy. The
fourth day Of our thaw.
Inland, Jan. Sd, 1874.
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GRAND FEsrrvAL Ar srArwoop.-

GRAND FEsTTvAL AT STANwooD,-
According to previous announcement,
the citizens Of Stanwood and vicinity,
on Thursday-New Years Day-xave
> grand festival for the benefit OF the
needy In north western Iowa. The
scheme was nobly conceived, and as
successfully executed. Indeed, we do
not believe tho most sanguine among
the many engaged in the inception OF
the gathering expected II could assume
anything like the proportions which
the event proved.
We did not 90 thither armed with !
reporters pencil. but on the contrsr,
were trying to forget there ever was !
Newspaper, while only remembering
tbs day and it, pleasures. For Thu
reason We are not posted in the names
Of committees, The succession Of events
and generally. the minutia OF the oc
oastou. But We are free to maintain
that II Vas very large time-the lsr
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The school reunion, to which the
scholars have been looking forward
with great impatisnce. 10 among the
things OF the past. We should call Il
a. enjoyable an affair ~ ever took
place In Clarence. The exercises COM
menced at r. NJ, Dec. 3lst, and cou-
tinued about q hours. Every piece
on the programme was good, ut We
will mention few which we think
were especially good. The Salutatory,
by Joseph Buchanan, WAS we'll spoken
and very appropriate. Recitation Of
the Psalm Of Life. by Willie Dean.
was one of tho best things OF the
evening. st. Jonathan was placed
high In the calendar OF saints, - being
just the one to provide the inventions
that the times demanded, by Elmer
Crow. CLOSING Of the Year" was
nicely read by lizzie Coo and was one
of the best exercises Of the evening.
The same can be said Of 1.-THE Old and
the New" by Nellie Bell.
During the evening the roll was
called Of all who have attended the
High School under Mr.. Stubbs care,
1853 names, the most Of whom were
present. Quite number, unable to
be present, were represented BY letters
which were read by the scholars.
One Of the best letters was from Mary
Hoey, Shoemake, Fort Hall, idaho
Ter, and was finely read by Abbie
Frazier. Mr.. stnbbs took occasion 10
sag ut the close OF roll call that about
80 scholars had gone out from the
school since be took charge Of 1t and
over 40 Of that number were successful
teachers. He complimented the schol.
ars very highly on their efforts to
make tho school . success. The pro-
gramme was interpreted with music,
both vocal and instrumental. After
the close Of the literary exercises came
something else of a different character,
but OF considerable importance, viz
Supper for everybody; parents, In
vited guests and scholars. Right here
came in another pleasant surprise,
the presen tation Of . splendid chair,
by Joseph Buchanan In behalf Of the
school, to Mr.. Stubs, who replied to
the presentation speech in . few vel
chosen and happy remarks. Then
commenced well organized attack
on the eatables and the last We nav Of
the battle the eaters were behind.
The old year went out and tho new
came In, and many Happy new
year, was given before the people
| went home more than ever convinced
that Clarence has the BEST school and
teachers in the country.
Mr.. Ben Mink created Tremendous
excitement among his friends By get
ting married New Years eve., and
never Is much ~ asked the consent Of
one Of them.
Mr.. A. A. Lord, Of Lost Nation, and
Miss Mate Springfield were united in
marriage at the residence Of thu
brides father, 10th ult., By Rev. J. H
Rigby, pastor NJ. e. church. Some 80
friends Of the happy couple were pres
ent. and after the ceremony. sat down
to . table we'll loaded with thosl
things calculated to- make hungry
man smile and feel 1t peace Hhhal
the world. sw
/ Jan. Sd, 1874.
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FROM WHITE PIGEON.

The festival given by the Sugar Greek
Presbyterian Church, ct White Pigeon,
on New Years eve. was success, Anan-
cislly and socially. The receipts Of the
evening were seventy dollars, the value
received being "dished out" in oysters;
peaches. and supper table bOuntifully
supplied with all the luxurles Of the sea-
SON. The house was crowded with mer.
ry makers, and the new year welcomed
before leaving.
Rev. Mr.. Martyr, pastor of the Sugar
Creek Presbyterian Congregation will
commence Z series Of meetings ON the
nth inst, in his church.
Jan 9th, 1874.
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Business changes makes il neoessa-
~ for the undersigned to open new
hooks alter the LIST inst. and to settte
all accouats up to that date at oecs.
Pessons indebted upon subscriptions,
lob work OF for advertising -and e.
psciall legal advertising Twill please
take note Of this, Is our matters are
10 numerous and small that it will be
impossible for ~ to do otherwise
than put them in the hands Of col
lcctor after waiting . reasonable time
for their settlement here.
MULFoRD 4 l.oNGLEY.
The Tipton advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Cedar Co., Iowa) 1856-1962, 1874-01-08

STONE! STONE!!-I have on hand .
large quantity Of choice building stone
which want to close nut BY tho last
Of February, 1874. and / only ask so
sents . perch. II paid for whom bought
Ny stone IL ct the Stone Mill, where
they all sell the Same kind Of stone
for one dollar perch. The stone
own 10 30 easily quarried that I can
afford to sell them cheaper, and o.
intend 70 leave this country in March
want TO dispose Of the stone I have
on hand and straiehten up all my bus
inses by that time. II you want stcue
give me call aud nave tmenty per
cent. I will cell you good stone and
give you good measure.
aw2 GEO w. HANCOCK.
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FROM FAIRvIEw,
Notice Of q Concert.

EDITOR TIPToS ApyERrmER viii
you please give notice through the An.
vERTysER, that q concert will be given
ct the Fairview Lutheran Church, N
Springfield township, Cedar county, on
Monday evening, Jan. 12th, 1874, con.
Quoted by Prot J. A. Wallace. Come
one come all. HENRY HICHT, Sec'y.
Fairview. Springfield township.
The Tipton advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Cedar Co., Iowa) 1856-1962, 1874-01-08

SIR EDWIN LANDsEEn.--Of the
great painter, Sir Edwin Lsndseer,
tho Imperial Biography A. Art says:
mo English painter hes been more
popular, and none-except Sir Thorn
% Lawrence-hss received such i'm
meuse sums for his works. For the
copyright Of some Of his pictures he
Obtained 900 ($l6, O0O), IN addition
to the original price Of the picture. 1t
was . master stroke when the publish
ers Of The Christian at Work present
ed the triple combination Of . magnif-
icent chrome (abOut two by two and q
half feet In sise) Of Landsssr's great
painting Of dogs and sheep-'The
Twins'-with Talmage ~ editor OF
their paper, and Spurgeon ~ special
contributor. They deserve success.
and will get 1t. Write to them, at l02
Chambers street, N. Y. for sample
copies and terms. Agents wanted.
See their advertisements
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Thirty Years Experience or IN
MnA NmRn0

Mr.. Wlsslswss Sssshins Syrap 10 the Pres
scrlplSeu q one OF the best Female Physicians
AMI Nurses In the United States. and has been used
br thirty years with never fAiling safety and sue
cess BY millions Of mothers end children, from ths
reefs acid1ty a. the stomach. relieves wind collie
regulates the bowels, and gives rest, health and
the Deut and SUrest Remedy In the World In Al
casea Of pYsENTERY and DIARRHGA IN
CHILDREN, whether Il arises from Teething OF
nom any other cause Full directions for using will
accompany each bottle: None g ,nuine unless the
side wrapper. Sold by al Medicine Dealers. iys
The Tipton advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Cedar Co., Iowa) 1856-1962, 1874-01-08
To COs,s,au,aptiyes.

The advertiser, having been permanently
cured OF that dread disease. Consumption,
by Q simple remedy, 10 anxious to make
known TO his fellow sufferers the means OF
copy of the prescription used tree ofohafgel
with the directions for preparing and using
thesa0c. which they viii dnd sNro cure
Parties NishlnG ths presosipttoa Will ad-
dress 47m6 Raw. e. A.WIL8ON.
1914 Penn s., williamsburg, New York.
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At LondeD, lows, Jan. ID, 1874, Of
brain feysr, Lille, daughter of Robert
and Laura Kinney, aged four years
and sixteen days.
This IL the third little one that has
suddenly left US here during the past
eix weeks.
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MULroRD 4 I1oNGLEr.

A VIZ sald through the iast issue o.
the Post, again we say to every ONE
who 10 this week receiving the AD-
vs.rrsEs Coz the 6rst tims-if you do
not wish the paper sent regularly, you
vii ersaIly obligs ~ BY asking your
ooes master 70 return Il = oncs,as pro-
vidsd by law. We shall b glad 70
have al 10 whom Ne send continue
with 10, but wish no enc TO do % nm
hes Il u done understandinsly and
willingly.
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TEACHRns' CoNrRAcTs.-A new
and approved form Of blanks for con-
traots 6etweeu sub Director and teach
On fbf sale Ct the City Drug 6toss.
This form was gotten up BY the om-
csrs Of Springfield District Township
10 this county, and b thought TO b
Just the thing oil Directors are looking
ene II.
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4 GENTLEMAN who suffered for years
cay. and iii si,s cSects OF yoethfai indiscre.
ti0n Will, for the sake OF suffering humani.
~, send free 10 all who neld Il, the recipS
and direction for making the simple rsme-
Ing 10 profit by the advertisers experience
can do 20 by addressing In perfect OOnf1-
dence. JOHN b. OGDEN.
47m6 ~ Cedar st., New YORK.
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Iowa should nasurally lsok toward
81 Louis for many thinGs-important
among them, lor healthy comsaer-
cisi competitor Tor Chicago. We are
learning more and moro to do this, and
will Ill beinlerested In The completion
al the railroad nov pr3sotsd direct
from that city to Keokuk. To keep
posted on these and many other mat
ters, you can % % bstter than sub
scsfbs for Che b. Douis De,nocrQs-a
newspaper Of the larysst sise apS very
best quality. Il iss 81 ptsts@ pdlitan
paper. sud > satisfaeeoss - toread
and depend on in every sense Of the
word. II may be obtained, dubbed
with the ADvERTIsER, both papers for
s. IS; or you can address the Demo.
crat for ordinary club rAtes.
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New TEETH Thoss having Arti6.
cial Teeth that do not ~, will md y
TO their interest to visit On. GARBERs
DENTIST, at City Hall Building. He
remodcsspsorlw at1ise - sna senr-
rants then u AIaAd Gvs entdrc sasis-
faction, or no charges made. 2-w.
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THE Davenport G0xette appean with
! . new bead, ornsmsnted with . nap a
Ia Inter. Ocean.
The Tipton advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Cedar Co., Iowa) 1856-1962, 1874-01-08

Popular illustrated book $3.50 pages)
on Manhood Womanhood Marriage
Impediments to Marriage; the cause
and cure. Sent securely sealed, post
paid for SO cts, by DIR. G. Whittier, 617
st. Charles Street. st. Louis, Mo-, the
great specialist. Read his works. Sy
The Tipton advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Cedar Co., Iowa) 1856-1962, 1874-01-08

ONE of the substantial and perma-
nent institutions Of Muscatine 10 the
Marble Works of w. w. Webster.
Mr.. w. has long been regular adver.
tiser In our columns, where his card
now appears; and We can commend
him with perfect confidence to the
public. He employs more hands than
other establishment of the kind in the
State. His work has been long known
and has given and il giving perfect
satisfaOtion-none the less 20 because
furnished quite - low or little lower
than the same class of work can BE-
obtained elsewhere. We do not need
specify that al kinds Of tomb-stones,
from the plainest slab to the most or.
nste monument, are manufactured BY
Mr.. W., but we will make = nots OF
the fact that he 10 now introducing
with much favor Scotch Granite-s
beautiful stone susceptible ofthe fines,
finish but almost - enduring a. time
itself.
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ODsTACLEs no MARRIAGE

Happy relief for young men from
the effects Of errorA and abuses IN ear
" life. Manhood restored. Impedi-
ments to marriage removed. New
method of treatment. New and re-
markable remedies. Books and circu.
lars sent free, in sealed envelopes
Address. Howard Association. No. 2.
South Ninth ST., Philadelphia, Pa
an Institution having . high reputa.
ton for honorable conduct and pro-
fessional skill. 46yl
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Children OfteW Look Pale and
Sick
from no other cause than having worms In the
stomach.
BROWNS vERMIFuaE COMFlTS
will destroy Worms without injury to the child. be
ing perfectly WHITE, and free from all coloring OF
other injurious ingredients usually used in worm
preparations
CURTIS 4 BROWN, Proprietors,
No. zl5 Fulton Street, New York.
Sold by Druggists and Chemists and Dealers In
Medicines at TWENTY-FIVE CENTS Box. Iya
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Caseeria IL more than substitute for Castor on
n b this only aASE article In existence which b GER
tain to assinilate the food regulate the bowels
Wind collie, and produce natural sleep. II contains
neither minerals, morphine alcohol. and d pleas
sst 10 lake. Ci,;'ssea need sSs cay, and mothers
may rest. lyn
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A0sxm WANTED 10 Cedar, Musca-
90, Scott and Olintos counties to In
tsssaa0e Zell's Ha0A Atlas or the
world. The most popular sits. ever
poosssbed. GoOd men can make
0onsy 10 selling this great work !.
Apply to ZENAs Hopors. 0enera,
Aesak Dp A4lDss, Iowa. Il
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PAY UP Now.-All who are In
debted 70 either Of the late firms Of
J. 4 w. 6hearsr, or shsarer 4 Gray,
are hereby notified that an early set
element IL most earnestly desired. ~
both these arms have recently dis
solved, their affairs must BE- settled
up without delay. nlw2
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Coon MAP.-Ws have received
from the North western Map Publish
ing House Of 5ilas Farmer 4 Co.. 81
Monroe Av., Dstroit, Mich. . new
sectional map Of lows which 10 we'll
worthy commsndasion for its accuracy
and completeness. Both mounted and
pocket maps are publishsd BY this
Company, and agents are wanted.
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COLLYER'S LECTURE. Among press
Of other matters last week we entire
~ omitted mention Of the lecture
Monday evening by Rev. Robert
Collyef on "Clesr Grit" We can cay
nothing to any one who heard it
which will tend TO increase his good
opinion both of speech and speaker |;
and space and ability both would fail
In any attempt to give those who were
% unfortunate a. not to hear it, any
idea of its character or Interest. We
can only say to such, you missed it
wide when you failed to attend.
The attendance was just about the
same as at Parton's lectGre-fair, but
not quite what should be expected
from Upton and vicinity. A new
feature was added to the entertain
ment In some excellent singing by an
improvised glee club.
The next lecture of the course will
be Monday evening, January 10Th, by
DR.. I. I. Hayes. the arctic explorer.
Subject; "Arctic Adventures and
Explorations
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rheum. ear-Ache. &C.. upon the human Frame and
Of strains, spawn. CALLS &C., upon animals In one
year than have all other pretended remedies since
the world began. II q connter-irritant, an ali
heAline palm relieves. Crinpies throw away their
esutshss. the lame weak polsonss biss render
"a Harmless. and the wounded are hesisd without q
scar ~ r. no hurnbng The recipe Is published
around each BOTTLE It ID selling N no article ever
beibre Sold and IL sels because IL does just what II
pretends 70 do. THESE who now sufer from rheu-
matsnn. pain or swelling deserve to suffer II the.
Eill mt nse CentauS LinimeAt More than 100 Ger
tifcates Of remarkable cures. including frozen
limbs, chronic rheumatism. govt. running tumors.
40. have heea received. We viii send circular
Containing certificates the recipe, etc. gratis to any
requesting 1t. One bottle ofthe yellow wrapper
oantnus Imminent Ia worth el00 for spavine
MED horses and mules, or for screw-worm In sheep
stock owncrs-this Imminent Il worth yonr attention
No Amily should be without Centaur Liniment.
Sold by ell Druggists. 50 cents per bottle large bot
tiss 800. J. b. ROsEA CO., 50 Broadway, Ny.
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PoULTRy Market GLuTrED.-We
think cur market 10. and hos uniform
y been the best In the State. but for
once II IL overstooked. The past ten
days have brought to market here,
from ten to eighteen thousand pounds
Of poaltEy Per day, and have complete
~ cleaned out the buyers for the pres
ant. They have therefore stopped
buying. temporarily. for the first tins<
during . season In ten years business.
NoTICE--The East lows Central
Association, p. OF H., comprising tba
Granges Of Scott. Muscatine. Cedar
Jones, johnson, jackson and Clinton,
will meet in Wilton, on Wednesday
January 14th, 1874.
All county councils not having elect
ed trustees to do 90 Immediately q
Der Constitution revised.
JAMES JENNINGS,
c. p. FURsr. Sec. Pres.
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DWELLING BURNED. Last Satuf.
day evening Mr.. Henry Fitzpatrick,
Of Cover township, Lost his dwelling
house by IRE. II occurred after led
time, and neighbor who noticed Il
went 10 the window aud gave the
alarm, as he supposed, and then ran
of after help. When he returned
fifteen minutes later the family were
al still sleeping. They managed
nsverthsless, to save most Of the con.
tents Of the building. A barrel o.
asher did the business. We are no,
informed about insurance.
PREMIUMs.-From list OF Premi
ums awarded 1t the Iowa State Poul
try Association meeting In Cedar
Rapids last month, we notice that H
G. riatt Of this place took seren awards
= follows:
Light Brahma chicks, 9Th; Darh
Brahma fowls, I'd; Buff Cochins, lst
Partridge Cochins, Sd; Houdans, Sd
Houdan chicks, lat.
Mr.. Piatt has large variety 0
very flne fowls, o. may be reAdil!
Imagined from the above recognition
which vas obtained among large com
petition.
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COUNTY COUNCIL.-There will be .
meeting Of the County Council on
Friday the 9th day Of Jan. 1874, ct the
Court House Ia Upton, It 10 o'clock
A. II. A full attendance Of the dele.
gates IL desired. All members Of the
order ere cordially invited 10 attend.
Deputy Pigot will give Instruction In
the unwritten work of the order at the
morning session.
MOREAU CARROLL,
Pres. Of Council.
G.. p. FURsr, Sec'y.