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The Rutland daily globe. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1873-1877, 1874-03-24

SALE or TIE QUIYCY HOUSE. The
Quincy house property, on Brattc square,
Boston, which has been the home of
thousands of visitors from Vermont for
many years, and which belonged to the cs-
tate Of the late Cyrus Wakefield, has been
sold to Messrs. johnson & Bell, for the
sum of 1885,, 900, and 1t is understood that
the present landlord, Mr.. Aanson Long,
who has occupied the house for nearly IL
score and a half of years, will soon retire
Mr.. Bell, who is well known from his con-
ncction with the management Of the City,
New England and Wilde's hotels, will, it
is understood, take charge of the house
some time in April.
The Rutland daily globe. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1873-1877, 1874-03-24

FoUND- The body of Daniel Gates, who
mysteriously disappeared from New Leban-
on, N. Y, about three months ago, has
been found In ravine beside an unfrequcnt-
ed road, near Lebanon Springs 1t Is sup
posed that he wandered to that remote spot
in fit of mental alteration, and persisted
from exposure.
The Rutland daily globe. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1873-1877, 1874-03-24

+ DEATH OF JUDGE DENT.-Judge Lewis
Dent. brother of Mrs Grant, died Sunday
morning at 6 o'clock, OF a tumor in the
stomach, from which he had been suffer-
ing several months. The President and
Mrs. Grant, Marshal Sharpe and wife, and
other members of the family, were with
him when he died The deceased was at
tended in his last illness by Rev. Dr..
Whytc, of st. Matthews Roman Catholic
church, of which he became member a
few months ago. The funeral will take
place on Wednesday.
The Rutland daily globe. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1873-1877, 1874-03-24

4 Posi- OFFICE TmuRF. VIM. \. Bray
ton, young man of Alburgh, VT, who
has been delivery clerk in the post Office
at Providence, II. l., was arrested Saturday
tor stealing letters, and committed in de-
fault of 50 500 for examination Wedncs-
day. He confesses his guilt. The amount
of money obtained was probably very small.
The Rutland daily globe. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1873-1877, 1874-03-24

LIFE Insurance. When the Prince I'M
peral was born, endowment insusances to
large amount were effected on his life,
and made payable at the age of eighteen.
On March 10th he was in consequence to
have received several@nilion francs from
the insurance companies.
The Rutland daily globe. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1873-1877, 1874-03-24
~ o W N L 0 A N q.

IT
whereas, at the last annual meeting OF the
Town OF Rutland, the town authorized and
directed the selectmen to borrow the sum of
and 1883, One-thlrd In each year; the selectmen
to give town orders for this sum, with semi
annual interest coupons attached, at not more
than seven per cent. per annum. The select
men Will have the orders, issued In accordance
with said vote, ready for delivery on the first
day OF April next payable on the first
day OF July In the years named, the coupons
payable on the first days of January aud July
In each year. The selectmen are now ready to
receive subscriptions for said loan. All bids re-
ceved before the first day OF April Will be con-
sldered In dsposing of these bonds upon that
day. The bonds Will be issued In denomina-
tons Of one hundred flve hundred and one
thousand dollars. All proposals should be ad-
dressed to Franklin Billings.
FRANKLIN BILLINGS)
JOHN A. SHELDON, Selectmen
HENRY HAYWARD,
Rutland, March 10Th, 1873. d&wtapI
The Rutland daily globe. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1873-1877, 1874-03-24

James Leach. Esq, an aged and highly
esteemed citizen of Pawlct. died on Mon
day morning at the age of 80. He was the
son of James Leach. who came to Pawlet
from Canterbury. Conn, in 1880. His
son Just deceased bore his name and inher-
ted many of his fathers characteristics Of
independence. He was highly esteemed
by his tcllow-townsmcn, and represented
the town in the legislature of 1859 and
1860. He had filled many town offices,
and welded great influence in his sphere
He was cautious, consdcrate, and a good
adviser He was twice married. He leaves
two children, Gideon G. Leach and Lo-
pheia, wife of William L. Phelps An
other son, Casper N, died several years
since. His funeral will be attended on
Wednesday.
The Rutland daily globe. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1873-1877, 1874-03-24

The usually quiet town OF West Haven
has during the past week been the scene of
three extraordinary events.
SMALL Pox.
Mr. Kelley of West Haven, whose TAX
ing down with the small pox we noticed
has since died He leaves widow and a
large family TO mourn his loss. The neigh
borhood is in state of fearful apprehen-
sion in regard to the spread of the disease.
SUDDEN DEATH.
Mrs. John OReilly died very suddenly
of apoplexy at her residence in West IIa-
ven, Vt, on Monday of this week. The
deceased had been about her ordinary
household employment during the day and
was stricken down, without warning, at
about half past four o'clock in the after
noon. She fingered along IN an uncon-
scious condition until about half past seven
in the evening, when she died She was
in the iifty-fourth year of age.
FEARFUL ACCIDENT.
On Monday of last week. Mr. Thomas
Wilsey sustained fearful injuries from be-
ing run over by truck loaded with an i'm
mense stone. Mr.. Wilsey was riding along
on the truck when one of the wheels struck
rock and the tipping up of the vehicle
threw him to the ground. AS he fell one
leg was thrown partially over the other
and the hind wheel passed over them both
just above the ankle. One leg was broken
in two places and the other was badly jam.
med. The ground was soft and yielding
and his legs were pressed into the earth
Had it been frozen both legs would proba-
bly, have been cut off. Dr. Belden was
called, who set the broken limb and Mr.
Wilsey is recovering from the shock. lIt
will save both his legs.
The Rutland daily globe. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1873-1877, 1874-03-24
ID Il M o V A l. .

s. q. Staley of the late firm OF Staley & Lip
pncott, has removed his business from No. 81
has Il rmed Copartnership with Messrs Dunn
q Cramton, under the firm name OF y. q. Staley
4 co. lie Will be pleased TO see all OF his old
customers, and as many new ones as Will favor
him with a call.
The Rutland daily globe. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1873-1877, 1874-03-24

The usually quiet town OF West Haven
has during the past week been the scene of
three extraordinary events.
The Tipton advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Cedar Co., Iowa) 1856-1962, 1874-11-05
SHERIFF SALE.

BY vIrt8e OF special execution TO me
directed issued from the Office OF the Clerk
Of tsse gIrealL Court. IN and for the county Of
CEDAR aud state Of Iowa / n favor o G-b W
Thorn and against Chester W. Hatch and
Hannah Hatch 1 have isried upon the fol-
lowing rry a. the property of the said
Chester ". Hatch and Hannah Hatch to-
wit.
II. No .iK ST. being part Of the north
half ~. Of the southeast quarter ~. OF
section No one In township Nh. eighty
tEo = north OF raBx- No. one T. vest Of
tn~ jth r n, bounded as follows: Com
uBeBciug Al the north eass corner Of said
quarter .1eti0B. thence running xest eighty
rD5s 90 the quarter section line 10 . post
thence .esgtn parallel with the east line Of
sziG section - y ~ rods. 10 post, thence ssst
~ ~ rods. thence north - 100 rods thence
east ~ T. II rods, thence north on the section
line 10 th. plate Of beginning, containing
twenty acres more or less, and situated In
Cedar county. Iowa
And snail offer the same for sale =; the
Go1rt House door 10 the town of Tipton in
said county. On saturday the 5ist day Of
Octots-r A. D.. is74 At one O'Clock, r. NJ. Of
said DAP. 70 satisfy said execution and costs
that may scerue thereon.
Dated this z-th day Of s<pt., A. D. 1914,
John ID sHEARER
sheriff Of Cedar Co.. iowa.
Per A n AAySAED, Deputy. 3Es2
The Tipton advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Cedar Co., Iowa) 1856-1962, 1874-11-05

4 paying hoax was PLAYED q few
DAYS since. saws a ClarkssIlle CORES
pendent Of the Louisville Courier
.yourssoi. upon the family relatives Of
one Of our young married men who
had the good fortune, or bad fortune
whichever way the reader CONSTITUTES
It'll. of having an addition to his fam
ily in the shape Of boy weighing
nine pounds asoirdupo;s. A friend
Of the parents directed postal card
10 each one Of uncles and aunts Of
the little chap, bearing upon its back
ahss hne:
C. has new baby a. his house
named after you.
In few DAYS letters Of congratula-
ton began 10 pour in. A gentleman
from your city. one Of its uncles. sent
BIZ express beautiful silver cup. ae-
eompzniei by these words: Il thank
you for the honor that my finances
~iil not permit me 10 accept very
often from nv numerous relatives. !"
Another writing from Psducah, feels
s.highIy gra:ihed that you should
name your boy after me: and if it
hears in reality nv name, and is not
named just forty-hye years after me.
you can draw upon me for his first
boots. and | will honor the draft"
He ..srnelr mice" An aunt to the
infant. writing from Hopkinsville.
XIV. saws: You know not how
gratifed | am that you have named
your little girl after me. ] am not
well now. but as soon as | am able
to venture out upon the streets | shall
acknowledge the honor in more be-
coming manner" An uncle at Erie.
Tenn. writes: Kiss the baby for
me. ! do not know how 10 thank
you. As son as can find time 70
dig seven pounds Of ginseng ] will
send nv little namesAke a present"
And thus they continue to come
from all sections, as the fam " are
quite numerous. The baby is AZ vet
unnamed; and if it receives the name
of each one who has sent a present.
there is slim show for It's future
existence.
The Tipton advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Cedar Co., Iowa) 1856-1962, 1874-11-05
Dr. j. Makers Ca,fFc-,,;-- :

DR.. ]. Walkers California III,
egar BifterS are nssely ve.s.si.,.
preparation. made eilseily f.an. -
tire herbs found Oh lie IaRer 1885,.
TIE Sierra Ne~ada mountains N
MA the medicinal properties ~ es.
are extracted fherefrUin siglsau- -
Of Alcohol. The question Z 49,.
daily asked What j. the cans b 4
unparalleled success II EINEe IL tFv
fEksr Our answer IS. sisat tiseg -
the cause Of disease, and the grs,l a
covers lis health. They are t.sa -
blood purifier and . lise- gigir. p18s.
perfect Renoyator aid Hi
Of the system. Nerer lSslae II \,
history Of tie xoyld las sssz.z5s- -.
compounded possessing tie ~
qualities Of VINEGAR BETTsxs ii So ~
SICK Of every disease nan i her Is -
are gealse Pargzt1vs = VEL 4 / rs
reaseyllg Congestion Ct FsE1 VI
tie Liver aid NiSecFAl oT-44s A
Diseases
The properties Of Dr.. Wakes
VIxEsAg hfTTEEs are a perlssst rias
CArmSaatlye- N1SrstIoEs. Lazatlre. se-e-5-
Seztatiye- toanteE- iF~1saar sE-s.C-..-S. i -
tive, and anti Iiio4&
: @s <EIT
lTs-rE9-zs ard Ger - F--4ss Vsszsz
Anc esq X = ssSsas-sss 81 & $780, ~ = =
>osc D. al Drsg xts.s aaa. ID .t.r.
The Tipton advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Cedar Co., Iowa) 1856-1962, 1874-11-05
Murder Al DUBUQUE.

4 terrible murder occurred in this
CITY about 3 clock the evening OF
October %. Frank Rhomberg, pro-
p-ietor Of he Green Tree saloon. IN
the corner of Eighth and Clay streets.
while standing behind his bar co.,
rersing with two or three friends.
was shot and instantly killed BY
Charles Wagner The shot was
fired from the outside through the
window, Wagner using double
barrel shotgun for the purpose
Rhomberg received the full charge OF
buckshot in his head, and never
spoke after receiving the fatal wound.
Wagner follows wood carving for a
living, and is regarded as shiitless
and given to drink. The difficulty
arose out Of an alleged improper in
timacy between Rhomberg and Wag-
ner's wife, of which the newspapers
have had much to say for some weeks
past. After committing the bloody
deed, Wagner gave himself up to
the Sheriff. Rnomberg had many
friends in the city, and the excite
ment among them is great.
The Tipton advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Cedar Co., Iowa) 1856-1962, 1874-11-05
SHERIFF. SALE.

By virtue Of = special Execution 10 me d.
rscf--i issued from the orice Of The Clerk y;
the Circuit Court. in and for the county ul
Cedar and state o. Iowa. IN favor OF Jane.
storms. and against El4rts.a Cham hE-l r
and Samuel ham berlin. ! have l-yt-d upon
the following property as the DrJfs=riy o.
the said ClayIs.A Cnamb-rlln and -amueI
Caa4aIefilA. is,-sit.
The east half u. Of the north west guartel
/. J. and the west half Il Of the north ezs'
quarter OF s--etlOn hunter -egeni@en u
in township nEmo-r eighty -. nortn .
range nuDD<r one ] vest pffl@ Gl p. m
coz talninx one hundred and sixty acre.
more or ie-.s aud situated in Cedar county
ioxA-
And shall offer the same for sale al IL.
Coz r. Ho1s- door. u the t0~n ~ Upton. IL
.2st County. On Saturday the 3ast day o
Dsz.S1s~I A. d. 80 -. a. one . c8aex. =. m. q
AID day. 70 satisfy aid Execution aud exs.i
fczi may accrue thereon
DATED TIM. ID dAy Of Oct0fs1r A. d. IsTi.
john II. III EARER
-fs-<i Il of ~ ziaf county. iu- a.
Per 4. p. MArsAkD D-puty- SIS
The Tipton advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Cedar Co., Iowa) 1856-1962, 1874-11-05

-
Anotlser III those audacs0us scss Of
villsiny which disgrace western civ
IIiziion was persetr.fed % the rail-
rad known Is the Chicago South
western. which runs between Dawes
poxs and Leavesvnth, laEt Saturday
evening. II was nothing less than =
seizure Of passenger train ard run
ming Il frosn ssssaOn for purpo<e. Of
robbery.
To explain. On er-rr night - the
u-ek bat Saturday night. there Is .
fhrouxh train from Leavenuxsh TO
D1venpcrt-bas On Saturday nsgaf
she train rsns caly from Princeton
Ma 70 Le4venworth- Last Sarur-
dxv evening the train stopped II
Cameron. No. IS usual. for supper
Al the enpsovex left II, but the bag
czrrman. who remained In his car.
While al the ushesS were bzEsy IN
the hos@l- be heard somebody poQnd-
inx ~ sae eoupsang In The rear o. ms
car: be venf back and saw . sssan-
ger II the ba=er. what do ven
want heres- xsked he The stranger
arse aad prsse0sei . revolver-
svoa git right back IN that car, AID
ds4's -. cut - III XII roc ard
re bargsgrsaan -ens back into hss
e.x q directed Thea sas chap ~
the coupling palRed the bel roq~-
ard Oh The tram m0rei. With . rspl1
Jerk - ii the Throttle had been
o,eoe9 vide- Engineer. fireman
hrakeaen xsd passengers .au Sat q
;he eating hoose- but thes -ere tn
l.re-cs the train Hes: II snyb6.fy
attempted 70 jump On tie cars th=v
we're bid1ea be 90, with > cscset
pistol 20 enforce the command
Suffice it 30 sar, ihs; the train Vas
rsn rbree OF four miles when il sud
d4aEy halted TIE robbers piled IN
to .he h.ggsge car, 2ai attempted
70 open the eypr-ss safe bat could
not do IL: r-Isher could the baggage
man when tbey bid him TO do it ia
b h.d not the KEY Foslei in this.
and fearing arrfvsl OF people from
town. the robbers jumped and fed.
without getting . eess for their
trouble
The rpbber-enginee- Vas green
h. let the boiler aIl with water. and
in attempting to avoid the trouble.
took bold Of the wrong handle, put
On the Westinghouse brake, brought
his train to = stani-still instanter.
THUS ;ae robbers were compelled to
hurry. which thew did. AMI went 70
the woods speedily.
The engineer and conductor came
up on : hani-csr, fgaad the tram all
right. tbs passenger. in me cars not
kaosing what had happened, and
backed II TO Cameron.
4 posse Of Cameron citizen. start
ed on hunt for the robbers-but
hal not found them al last accounts
-Gaze,te. Oct. -.
The Tipton advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Cedar Co., Iowa) 1856-1962, 1874-11-05

A writer in the s.. Paul Press tell.
new story of Horace q eelev.
Horace wrote note 10 = brother
editor In New YORK uhpse writing
Vas equally illegib.e with bis own
The recipient of the note not beng
able to read il. sent il back ~ the
same messenger to Mr.. Greeley for
calculation Suppoeing il TO be an
answer to his own note, Mr. Greeley
looked over i, bat likewise ~as Tn
able 70 read il. and said to the bsy:
Go take il back. What hoes he
damned fool mean Yes. sir,
sad the bov. .-rhs' is just what h.
SAYS"
The Tipton advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Cedar Co., Iowa) 1856-1962, 1874-11-05
SHERIFF SALE.

By virtue Of a special execution to me d.
rscted issued from the once OF the CieE K 81
the Gire1li court. in and for the county ~
Cedar and state Of Iowa. IN favor of RI r.
-tanwood, and against Joseph -oltS. have
levied upon tire following property q. the
properly ofthe aid Joseph -oIts tb-wif.
Lot number nine = IN bincE numuer i've
~. in the town Of .tanwoSd, cedar county
losa
door in the town ~ Upton, in said county
On Saturday the 18th day 9f November
u. 1874, AZ one O'Clock p. Il said day. 10
aAtisfysAid execution aud costs that may
A~rrue thereon.
Dated this 1Tth day 81 OCT. i. D. Is7I
John D. -AEAhER
4sr1 sheriff of f5szHar a. Iowa
The Tipton advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Cedar Co., Iowa) 1856-1962, 1874-11-05
ORIGINAL NOTICE.


John Culb~rtson. yaryrei t'll-
u~rtson, RzIh Il. R@a William
Williams, Mary j Williams.
Catherine Marian Williams. -
Rebeeca C. FIeniken b. Frank - ~.
Fleuikeu. Jane Z n Williams, 60.
sarah Ruth Williams. TboFn
ASB Williams, Harriet MI
iiaTns Cyrus Staples. Sarah
" staples ". L. AgQlfon. III
lxA 4. Ss..s1a sd Ts!!.--.
Elio;t. defendAIts-
To the above named defendants.
Yo1 are hereby notified thai there - Nos
on ale Ia tie Office If the Clerk Of the Dis
frscl Coori in and for gDscG4air OF Ce1a r
in toe State 81 fows. petition If Martha
BzxEey. plaintiffs claiming Of 800 that the
plaintiff. title IN and 10 lots nse and AZ
r. IN block fifteen IS in Moore CG4rert-
son addition tn the town Of Upton. Cedar
county, Iowa. be quielsS and thai yoa b-
barred from having or claiming any r1gh;
or title To said premises aIser-- 70 EsriIttoz.
No personal c!1!--. y made e-ss.sE any ~
aid Defendants.
Now unless you APPEAR TO said Petition
aud defend thereto al or before noon Of the
second day of the next daY otthe said Court
70 De texun and held at Upton Ia said eOun-
sy on the Sd day Of November isTi. . de-
fault will be entered axGinSt you and deer :
rendHFsd thereon in accordance with sid
peLlon.
WOLF. LANDr ttATEl.
iva ait'ys for Plaintiff.
The Tipton advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Cedar Co., Iowa) 1856-1962, 1874-11-05
SHERIFF SALE.

b. virtue Of genera Execution 10 ms
dtr-cted i.sasi from tue oEf1s Js toe Clerk
Of the District Co1rt, Ia aud FOR the com s.
Of Ecooe and state Of Iows. Ia favor Of "
H AioAn A 90 aud against A " Bum
berg George Ry-~naD. lA*- 84vEez4 av8a
the following property a. tn- property 81
the aid A " gsafass4rx a X s.-sn2a 10. sit.
The vest part 81 lots puEno-r nae D. and
i~o IN o.DcE uznoSr Eve "a q. #
G8itsert addition tOtae sSxD II Elsvsze~
Cedar county iowa front!ng one hundred
and thirty two IL feet on 10 .G-e~s, and
one hundred and thiryy - feet On Lora-
bard street liz aid to1n.
Ard shall offer the same for sale a. the
Court House door. ia the town u Upton in
Cedar county on saturday the i3th day 81
Sayern her A d 1874 At on g'eta~. o. m
Of said fAy 10 satisfy sail execution and
c1sts that may accrue thereon
Dated this II day n October A. d. gs-i
John D. SHEARFP
f-3 sheriff Of Cedar county Iowa.
The Tipton advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Cedar Co., Iowa) 1856-1962, 1874-11-05
ORIGINAL NOTICE.

In the District Court Of the state Of Iowa
In and for Cedar county.
Julia Johnson. Platntfc, November
- Tenn
George Johnson. Def. A. u. I.-l
To George JsnsOn defendant:
Yoa are hereby notified thai there IL nov
On nle 10 the Office Of the Clerk OF the Dis
trtcs Coart of the state Of Iowa Ia and for
CEDAR ca1nty. tue petition Of Julia Johnson
piatni8. asking for divorce from the bonds
~ mstrimany heretofore existing between
the plaintiff and the d~fendzsgs, for cacAe ~
alleged In szid Plaintiffs petition.
Nos 1ntsss yo8 APPEAR thereto and defend
on or before Noon 81 the second dag Of the
November term 81 SAID ~oart. feg the year
/. u, ssss, which will corn faence on The I'd
day ~ November, A. II. Iss5. a default will
rs% rendered against sou aud decree sec-
dsred thereon In SeeosdAnes with sa1d peti-
ton.
BIsAELL 4 6fAR1E1Y,
swE An'ys f0s pfafnftH.
The Tipton advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Cedar Co., Iowa) 1856-1962, 1874-11-05
SHERIFF SALE.

By stEGus ~ q special execution to ne
8 lrsfzss i@-assI from the Office 81 the Clerk
- t1- ireE1BI C1uFt. ia and for the county ot
! e-ls.E &ssss sst1-7 sc .c-2. - fzYg- .. S@-s.
a C.sttY-sI against q " Porter ~ al have
levied 1pga the following property the
property u the said -. y. Porter et al to-
Wit.
M! AMI twelve Il IN tIocx nun Der eleven
Ill. in Jennings addition - the town o!
II atsn essar cpnnty. Iowa.
And sa4A offer the same for sale ~ the
Car House door In the town OF Upton In
- 81 Comfy on saturday the 3lsr day Of
Oct. A. d. is-f, at one O'Clock, r. M oil
.sii dAy 10 satisfy said Execution and costs
that may accrue thereon.
Dated TINS z>sn day Of sept, A. d. ls-i
JOHN u. -HEAkER,
Sheriff Of Cedar Co. Iowa
Per A y. NAYSAED, Deputy. sws.
The Tipton advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Cedar Co., Iowa) 1856-1962, 1874-11-05

There Vas long argument. las,
Saturday in the CITY Court OF Brook
lyn, upon . motion of the counsel OF
Henry Ward Beecher to compel IT,
ton to furnish bill OF particulars in
the suit against Beecher. The
Counsel read an AFFIDAVIT from Beech.
er setting forth tbs, the plaintiff
specifies bu, one date on which ans
act Of improper conduct ON his part
is alleged to have occurred. Til,on
AYERS that Mrs. Tilton aud Btecher
confessed their guilt at dtferen,
times. Thi. Beecher positively de-
MES and ctiaraoterszes the Statement
as utterly false and fears :ha: T.!,on
contemplstes the manufacture OF evil
dence at the coming trial and there
fore he wishes To know what tes,irHo-
nv he NAV expect To refute. The
Cour; took the papers.
The Tipton advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Cedar Co., Iowa) 1856-1962, 1874-11-05

Mrs Thompson. Of Mohs~S, \. Y,
loves chivalruas men. She wanted
one for son-In-lxx. Sae hatsome
doabtS about the yoang man VINO
vas engaged to her daughter: % she
dressed IN mems clothes, picked .
qusrre. with him. The prospective
sou-in-lav took on MS coat l.mmegi
the cid Isdss hat down over her eyes.
tore her collar OF, broke her nose.a and
vas about TO make carpet rags
q her p~at2io-as shen he discover.
Ell thar be was Sghting = woUsn--
Mrs Thompson thinks &c viii do.
The Tipton advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Cedar Co., Iowa) 1856-1962, 1874-11-05
ExECUTOR.s NOTICE.

Public notice IL hereby given that the IN
der.ixned has this day been appointed and
com 10 tsssoned by the Circuit G1art Of C-6 al
coanty. in the state Of Iowa, Executor
Of the estate Of To~@ph X snyder decd; and
eli persons IA wing eESi ms against said estate
are hereby notified 70 aie them with the
Clerk Of sAid Goort. clearly stated and
daily sworn 10, and within legal time pre-
paratsry 10 their being allowed Or pros ed
and persons owing said estate are request ID
10 make immediate payment 20 the under
signed. and avoid costs
Dated at Upton. Iowa, this 5th day Of
October, A. d is-s.
fvI H e PrATT Fxseutnr
The Tipton advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Cedar Co., Iowa) 1856-1962, 1874-11-05

Z BROOKLYN brides hack hair fell
do~a and fell of during the ceremony
i'm church. the other evening There
Was an irsstant's pause. but nobody
vas brave enough 10 stoop down and
pick up the mass of blond. stud and
hair pins. The bride left The church
leaning heavily On her husbands arm.
Her face va very red. and spFoai
OF hair possibly eleven hairs in al ]
stuck out xt the back Of her brsn,
tied with . DIT o shoe-s'nng- And
nov her "a Is mean enongh 10 refuse
10 p.s the poor hzlrdresser ball.
The Tipton advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Cedar Co., Iowa) 1856-1962, 1874-11-05
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