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The Tipton advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Cedar Co., Iowa) 1856-1962, 1874-06-11

ORIGINAL NOTICE.

Geo. w. Thorn. Plaintiff, Circuit Court, &C.
against dar county Iowa
Chester y. Hatch and Angus; term. 1874.
Hannah Hatch, Def'ts.
To Chester w. Hatch and Hannah Hatch.
Defendants:
NOC are hereby notified that III IRE IA ON
j file in the office Of the Clerk OF the Cir.
cult Court, In and for the county OF Cedar.
in the State Of Iowa, q petition Of Geo w,
Thorn, plaintiff, claiming of you four hun
dred and sixty eight dollars, and in crest
thereon at ten per cent. from April, I'd, 1853,
a. due on your notes made by you 10 H B.
Potter or bearer, now the property OF plain
tiff: also TO foreclose q m ortgsge Of even dale
with said notes given to secure the same on
lot 9. being part north n southeast u sec. /,
tow nship eikhty-two, range !, containing %
acres; and for further particulars you are
referred 10 the petition.
Now unless you appear TO said petition
and defend thereto at or before noon Of the
second day of the next torn OF said Court
10 be begun and held at Upton, In said
county. on the Path day OF August, 1874,
default will be entered against you and
Judgment rendered thereon In accordance
with the prayer Of said petition.
4wz1 PIATT q CARR, Atty's for PIE
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A fashionable paper It S. Peters
burg. the GyxAkads6a Is greatly
alarmed 4 The spread Of Protestant
ism q Russia. Meanwhile, some Of
the Germans are alarmed at the
suread Of Catholicism in tkat country.
The Buddhists are alarmed 1t the
spread Of Christianity, md Christians
are alarmed u the spread Of Buddh-
ism. Prof. Patton is alarmed ut the
spread Of heresy, and Colonel Bob
Ingerson is alarmed At the spread q
orthodoxy. So long, however, Is al
religions are Spreading, and every
body alarmed, there IS no danger.
Chicago Tribune
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Gen. Bristow, the new Secretary
of the Treasury, is native Of Ken
lucky. Al yea1 Of age, and a lawyer
by profession. He entered the Unit
ed States service as Captain of Cav.
airy from Kentucky on the breaking
out Of the rebellion, and served in
the Army Of the Cumberland until
peace was proclaimed. When mus
tered out, be held 8 Brigadier-Gener-
ais commission. President Grant
sent his name to the Senate for the
position of Attorney General at the
same time he nominated Williams
for Chief Justice Of the United
States.
The Tipton advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Cedar Co., Iowa) 1856-1962, 1874-06-11

Dr.. ]. Walkers California Vi
ear Bitter8 arc ! purely vec.. ~
preparation, made chiefly ffom ~ .a sa
dive HARRIS found on the lower ra my y. I.
he Sierra Nevada mountains a. csI;ss %
MIA, The medicinal properties Of rh;n.
are extracted thereffom without tha -.
q Alcohol. The question Il alr ~
daily aeked. "What 3 the cause # shs
unparalleled success Of vrSRear R -,
1xMP Our answer 10, that thew ramcr nav,
the cause Of disease, and tho patient =.
covers his health. They are the ma.
blood purifier and q life-giving princiN,s '
. perfect Renovator and inyirora,o..
Q! the system. Never before in IL
history q the world has . medicine bsen
compounded possessing the ren,srtshl.
qoanues OF Vix10AR BifrsRs in healinr liz
ock q svery disease man ID heir 10. Thsv
aro eeatls Puygafive 8 ven 81 : Ton,c
us,nS ConessleA o. Inasmmselbn of
" Avsr and viscerA Organs in Bilious
The properties Of Dr.. wArxr,s
vuBoAa BrTIHls are Aperient, Disphoretic
CaEninativs, Nutitoss, LAXATIVE. 6;urs,ic
eeoaose, Counteg-InitAnt Sudori6c, Aten.
i've, end Anti Rlioaa
=. =. AeOO1ALD Z en-.
DrsGgxo nd Ca Asas- aaA Fssnoieco C.ss,.,.
- 81 g Wa.s1nES0a end Charlton Cts.. NJ
- a. u9u9Bases Ana Deaisrs.
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SHERIFF SALE.

BY virtue Of a general execution to me d T.
rected, issued FROM the Office OF the CLERK O.
the Circuit Court, In and for the county d
Cedar and State of Iowa, in favor Of Hecht
KSed q Co.. and against Peer Fiansburg
have levied upon the following property ~
the property or the said Peter Flansburg
To Wit,
The southeast quarter ~ Of section NUN.
two 49,, range mum her two f2J, west OF the
5th r. ~. containing one hundred and sixty
acres. and situated In Cedar county, Iowa
And shall offer the same for sale At Tie
Court House door. In the town Of Upton, In
said county, ON Saturday, The I3tF day %
June, A. %. 1874, NJ one o'clock r. III. 81
said day. TO sstisfy said execution and costa
that may accrue thereon
Dated this 18th day Of May A. d. 1874.
JOHN ID. sHEARER.
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How to make an Indian loaf-give
him q gallon Of whiskey.
i give the devil his due. Pat. and
where would you be- alone. your
hoaor."
A subscriber thirty years in arrears
I settled up with Kingston paper the
4 other day.
| Don't tell an editor how to run a
newspaper. Let the poor fool find it
out himself.
i What some country newspapers
ought to do is to firmly turn their
back on Latin and keep their rollers
1 clean.
! A bastard rival of the west, states
that the editor OF the - twas kick
ed last Saturday and now stands up
TO do his scissorng.
/ The most unpopular person in Vir-
ginia is the man that demonstrated
that kerosene oil win cure a snake
bite just As well as whiskey.
A paper in Dixon, Ky, complains
tina, the hogs scraping their backs on
the floor joists of the church put sol
emn thoughts to hasty fight.
A Danbury boy wants TO know If
it is right for his folks to pay 500
for q piano for bis sister. and maks
him pick berries for circus money.
A colporteur in Kansas was told
that ''this ere region amt much on
Bibles, but if you want TO make mon
ey bring us out load of shot-guus-"
The demand for ready-maie SER
mons has become so great in Eng
land that they are TO be had neatly
Autographed for the small price of tive
| shillings per dozen.
A dead Chicago man has had
/ hve-ton monument erected to bis
memory by his widow, and the law
yer who got her divorce from his sue.
cessor has got lien on it.
"Three towering intellec.s," says a
Atlanta paper, ssmet accidentally yes
terday on the street"-Stephens, Hill
and Toombs. The three intellects
shook hands and walked off TO the
depot.
The vitality of some people is
simply astonishing. There is long
haired youth at Buffalo, who has
written 700 verses, the refrain to
which is "I'm dying, mother. dying"
and withal he isn't dead.
Nebraska named town Wander
bilt and then wrote To the Commo-
dore. He replied that he didn't care
d-n, and the way they changed
the name of that town would have
made his hair stand on end.
Owing to war among the dry
goods merchants at Denver, calicoes
were reduced to two cents per yard.
and every editor, reporter and minis
ter in the place now wears shirt
gaudy in some instances. but still a
shirt.
"What is that, children asked a
young pastor, exhibiting to his Sun.
day-school a magic-lantern picture o.
poor sinner clinging to cross tow.
er out of stormy waves in mid-ocean
Robinson Crusoe", was the instan
reply.
, A Georgia bride is described il
) one of the local papers as docking
very lily Graded in the golden glinl
mer Of some evening lake--a foam
fleck, snowy, yet sun-fushed, crown
ing the ripplings of some soft South
| ern sea.
A Clay county, Kentucky, auction
: eer pulled out revolver and announ
: ced: '.If any man goes to frolicin
: around while the sale is going ON
y shall interrupt him in his career
Put them shot-guns over by the fenc
/ an leave 'em thar"
The editor Of new paper in Ne
braska, begins his Introductory art
Gle with the following sentence: "Th
= object in view in the establishment
of this paper is the procuring c
means wherewith to buy bread an
butter and good cIothes.''
The Tipton advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Cedar Co., Iowa) 1856-1962, 1874-06-11
WE WANT AGENTS.

We want q representative in every neigh
borhood. Nothing equals II for agents, maid
or female, young or old. Large Chsh Eaoes
Is rapidly Milling up. Must apply At once.
Subscribe By sending $500. and receive the
paper one year. q magnificent premium.
share In the distribution, and receive ALSO
lars. Name territory desired in writing.
Address WATERS CO., Publishers, Chico
TO- Ill, 6m90
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[BUSI III ESS!
Entaspsisiag yosag ~ and womsa
Amhitioas to make . saccassful START IN
business ase o6srsd superior fAcilities
for preparing themselves. = he
Tse ys
|M.s
eAsxsaAa0e
The largest and most successful Busi-
ness College ID the west. Tho following
are sons OF u special advsutAges:
1st. Il 10 . mcmber 81 the Information.
a Business College Associations, and iss
Scholarships are good in all the Colleges
u the Association.
"a. Tbs stsdsns sases money BY cheap
/ - rates for board. Good board. In prl-
vsss families, costs our students from
e4.00 10 t45O per week. The same class
Of board would cost, in . large city Of
three hundred thousand inhabitants, at
least two dollars per week more say
Ing to our students, while taking the
course. Of more than enough TO paw for
. Life 6cholarship in our institution.
But We do more. We have . large num-
ber Of students who club together and
board themselves. and 70 al who board
In this way, We furnish, free Of eAHvgs,
the use Of furniture, including bedstsad,
chairs, table, stove, and cooking utsa-
nls. Some Of our best students are
boarding In this way, 1t less than ons
dollar and half per week, including all
expenses for board and room rent.
A smart student, who boards himself
- suggested above, can complete the
whole course for ems Asadred ard tsssasv.
fss Notwithstanding tuition, board,
books. stationery, and al necessary ex.
penses. This allows for five months
bosrd and expenses.
ID. There are NO extra expenses, "a.
tax, matriculation. janitors, or gradual.
ing fees.
4th. Our rooms arc arranged express.
y for our Business College They are
the largest and most complete rooms
used for Business College purposes in
the West, the main hall being e0x90 feet
Students are required to study at the
College, where they can apply to the
teacher in charge for instruction AMI
explanation - they may need it.
Sth. The Dcssnport Bxsiness Collsg.
- As best-becau.e II i. the l.sges. and
cheapest; because Of its experienced and
able teachers; because il 10 located Ia
the largest and best city in the State
and 10 able TO furnish situations to Z
larger per cent Of its graduates; and be
cause 1t possesses the confidence of the
entire business community. and its di
plomas are passports 70 favor among
business men.
| 9Th. TIE Actual Bssiness Department
Of this College affords ample fAcilitie,
to impress upon the students mind wha,
he has learned In the theory department
The students not only do business among
themselves in the College, but with thu
other Colleges OF the Association. thu,
establishing inter communication. where
4 by foreign bushes. is carried On IN .hs
eane manner - that which takes placs
q In ne Actual Business World. Thi,
later communicable II now actually
taking place, thus opening . correspond
sncs between other Colleges Of the Asso
citation. Through these agencies. ship
! ments are made and consignments re
ceived. with al the attending CORES
pondence.
The Telegraphic Department is In
charge of practical operator, of expe
rience and ability, who deyotes his Who'll.
time exclusively TO this department.
The Tipton advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Cedar Co., Iowa) 1856-1962, 1874-06-11

The civil rights bill, AS it passed the
Senate, forms = chapter in our politi-
al history which is wonderfully sug.
gostivc. II one would know how
iast W have been going, let him sit
down and read the fugitive slave law
and this civil rights bill together.
The Tipton advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Cedar Co., Iowa) 1856-1962, 1874-06-11

A few days ago when the time for
the hanging Of South Carolina dar-
key arrived, . carpet b2gger from
Massachusetts, stepped on the plat
form and after offering him some spir-
itual comfort, asked him if he didn't
feel happy to think he WAS going
straight to heavens The darkey re-
rlied. sWeIl, don't know about dat,
hoss- II i was sure / would be re-
elected to de Sembly, ] guess I'd les
rs soon stay in de States"
The Tipton advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Cedar Co., Iowa) 1856-1962, 1874-06-11

J ID Shearer. ct al. watching jail l77.c0
Ordered that oil bridges now un-
der contract in this county, or award
ed At this meeting Of the Board, shall
be completed on or before the FIRST
day Of October, 1874.
Ordered that T. c. Prescott be au-
thorized to construct the wood work
Of the Mud Creek and Chamberlain
bridges out Of the old material Of the
Freeman bridge and report the ex-
penses at the next meeting OF the
Board.
Ordered that the Auditor draw
warrants for the per diem and. mile.
age Of the members of the Board as
follows:
name. bays MIles Amt
n. Y. Coe IL &E.4
I. y. frescott....-.--.-.-.a...-...4 Y 1875
Alex. Aofni--.--...-.....-. - Il ia
Resolred, That we adjourn 10 NEE,
on the 18th day of July, 1874, at Il
o'clock A. VI.
ALEX. MOFFIT, Chm.
MoREAU CARROLL, Auditor.
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Notice Or Reading OF viii.

ESLAIS OI benjamin Fraseur deceased
The State Of lows, Cedar County. =.
To whom IL may concern:
VOU are hereby notified that on the ~, |,
i day of May. 1874, thsre WAS npensr
and publicly read by the Clerk ofthe 81 rcuif
Court. In and for said County. an instru.
ment OF writing pnrporting TO be the last
will and testame emit Of Benz ,Fraseur, late
o. said County. dsceassd; and that the ser-
1x0 0Ay 81 the August fern fsaid Cuurt
commencing on the eth Monday. 2ffh day III
August, 1874. has been set - the dAy for I'M
~ hearing And proof OF said will, 81 which
show cAnse why the same shOnid nj - "a
mitt0d 70 probate. ="
-. ". II: VAN NESS, clerk.
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|J~0w~snst. . Tipson-------.-. 3-0
|A1h6n Missiles .-.--.- 4D00
I 6S0IS =. nn9fon 80 30
CT Biz, tp.ek agAfCSsak.
01nfm2 114G 1850
B 6AaUvee. Up ek Cas-------.---- NO
= = Onk1o9. = ~ easeo In 6tate
~ AYuAof. b1.SU
J 8 TuthIIl ~ a.. costs ststs -
n 6oDe9.----. fsS-oV
" r. Hows, - NJ, costs In Ss.te
~. e D0oeh iI-1
] % 6heares, e q. costs in State
". Umofy HeTeeet I5.so
q Innahnsn. g a.. 0coks Etafe
U.AJ RoeoeY, risimed $1So. 17te
Rob,t Cover. II a.. costs State
-. A J Scott 6l-4y
J d Shsafer, - 81. ,eusts Stale ~
A j 0cost-.-..--~-.--- ---.--4.-------. i5-S1
J 8 Tothiil, Ct a. costa State vs.
Wm- Cnwford -. 10
81 Fl Maynard. ct Il. IN the mat
- os insanity JaSAh ] RDsick lis 8
W w Allen. ct al. witness be-
fore Grand jury SlE-S5
Rich = Maris, fuel 10 paoper---
Z ID YuIe. De1I services peaper 3 %
Hodson BsYr. short hand repo'r 3 %
Block 4 Waslace, wood 10 pArp<f $50
r g Wilder. board Of pAup@r---- 400
Day, Exber4 4 Fidier. blank
boots and of1ioe supplies----- g -
A @ Miller. e H., coets State "
John PuGh. . .
y fssse Kinssx SID
McNsnara 4 CnsAd goods 70 pr 81
J c AlexaDder. ct al .costs state
~ jobs Prgh--------------------- SO
4 " Hflyg. o a.. c1sts 5tets
~ Martin -.---- 5o.sV
Woedb0fy oOoBty keeping Chas
Dolan, pauper-e0ntinued..
Hspublican Printing CO., print
ing for 00uuty ...--.--..-- -.-..----.. sS.S
r II Williams, printing for co.. III 81
Hsnry Arlington. clerk Spring
6eid tp------ It-p
Coafe, esate ys BodellA Wallace 81 -
E L Basett. clerk Inland fp--- H.oO
Gordon Dallas ,as'r Red Oak tp 10 90
g = Basro0ghs. hired help p $500
r u Brown, J. r. .c1ets State vs
w A Brown -------..--.-..-----.---- 40
c W Rollins, Cedar Rapids In. $50
FL w Flelds, one bu. lime p. r.. 70
3 II Town. bridgs plans--.---.-. 1850
3 Yates, exanining accounfs-... 800
Wolf. LADdt 4 Yates. attorneys 800
J L Rovell. ink and stationery. 7l6
Thea Rigg, dfugs 20 p. f-.-...- - 20
d Contjn vine, med'i attendance
on p0QpeH-----.--.-------.--. ~ W
NcEamafs q Caesd, pump -.... 100
Gam. Wirick. shoes to p. f-.....-- SIS
II D Keith, repairs on MAesilon
bridge % 81
j Cline, elk Rochester tp...a... 1900
Henry Reigart. elk Center tp-- 80 81
E Corey, repairing Freeman
bridge. ..-................- 1000
Thoe. Knott. flour 10 p. 49, Is 50
ReiebArt Bros wood and locks 81 %
A E Young. groceries to o. H.. 90 Is
Nm. Fleming, boarding jury $3.50
ID Pingrey. aae'r Dufant---... Is 90 /
Henry Mcdaniel. whit<wsshing
county house ......--.-.......-.-.- 500 !
Reichert Broe', cords wood 1850 /
G Pritchasd, trustee Center tp--. 500
l. L Sweet. plants TO p f-..--.-.- IS |
J % sbearef. salary and taking
cooviets TO peBisentiary ........ s. IS /
II Carroll, postage, express. et.. sos
G Murphy taking care Of corpse 80
VIM. 6aSer, Tepeirs on Crook- [
% bridge..-....-...-.-..-..-.- 2s.l2 |
] Cuiberfson, lumber 70 p. f.. 2-Ss /
T G. Prescott. examining bridge 3.75 |
A r Starrett, ek Center tp-.... 1000
J II Ripley, bridge plans and
examining ..-.........-...-..... 49,. 81 ~ /
sites 80. - 500
H q Coe. examining bridge 500
John WbaD, groceries TO Asa
Young. ..--. .-..-......--...-...- 800
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IMPORTED
ClTdeSdale Horses.
VyHE undexs1ened win stand his Horses,
j for the se6non OF liza, ~ his stable, one
mile novIhwesx OF C1nrenee-
TIE celebrated Dram Horse.


il q brsxhf bay esGhs years old. This Horse
h1s been used for breeding purposes. in this
county. for for the .2zt nvs ysArss and u 4
Acknowledged by all that he has done more
10 Improve the stock Of horses than any oiis-
ser horse in The country. His stock speaks
for itself. and all persons who p&tr0ntzet
the aorse when FIRST brought here stfil con-
tsnae, and are well s.ss&fied with she result.
Also, the imported heavy draft horse.
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OUR FIREsIDE FRIEND is now In ifs
Firth Volume, Thoroughly established y
Union. has the largest oirculati on. and the
beat appointed printing and publishing e.
tablishm emit and building in the West. Isl
large, eignt-page illustrated and original
family Weekly, price $500 per year. Every
subscriber receives q magnificent premium
and . share in the distribution. Sabsrits
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Extract from Addrsss Of Ex- Mayor Rem
Uiek, Nos. 10, 1869.

kzfracf from Addsess Of Err Mayor Rem.
sciek, Nos. 10, 1869.
had the pleasure yesterday Of exam
lining the various books Of instruction
used here. and Of having explained to
me BY the principals, the mode of com.
municating commercial knowledge, both
theoretically and practically. and which,
In my humble judgment, Was most thor.
ough and complete. I know Of no
branch Of education 90 beneficial TO men
Of oil professions, - . good, sound
course Of commercial instruction.
From John r. Dillon, Judge of o. s.
Csrex;s Coxys.
Educated labor 10 always in demand.
Commercial Colleges well conducted
supply an obvious educational need.
The course or instruction 10 essentially
and pointedly practical II 10 mot In lieu
Of, but rather supplementary 10, school
or academical education. II connects
these with the every day duties and
practical business Of life. Young men
contemplating LIFE or BUSINESS can,
In nv judgment, most probably pursue
course of instruction in the Davenport
Business College.
From Hon. Hiram Price.
From what I know Of the Iowa state
Business College. and the gentlemen con-
Quoting It, I very cheerfully endorse
what judge Dillon has said In reference
to 1t In the above letter.
From II. Aiken, Prssidsns Fira Nation
al Bank, CAsedgo.
II 10 Of the nrst importance that the
young men Of our country DO properly
educated and trained for the active pnr-
suits Of life. The best legacy that can
Be bestowed upon : young man IL "sys-
ts~-sccuracy-disposcA." Agood bust
meas training will produce this, and win
be Of incslculable value to him, no mat.
Ter what particular field of industrial
activity he may be called 70 all.
Ibelieve your system Of commercial
training Il : necessity Of the age. In
these days Of magniAcent enterprises. II
becomes necsssaFy 70 have thoroughly
discipiissd minds, capable Of grasping.
weighing. and inteliigently accepting or
rejecting transactions that involve mil.
liess Of dollars.
From He Bsessserey TAos. O. Fletcher,
r. Coz. ~ Nssowrj.
\ ! have the highess opinion Of Com.
nsrcial Colleges, having sssn many ~
sons 70 think that PLAZA NJ best ever
adoptsd - sducass young msa for The
sssponsible Autiss and arduous usder.
taAings Of commercial life. Their en-
cssncy = sttsstsd In the wen formed
business characters Of thoussnds 81
those who have within tho past lsw
ysan entered upon tho stage or man
hood In Our large cities.
For Catalogue and Circular or the
shove Institution, address
MONTAGUE q LILLIBRIDGE.
vslnlly1 Davenport, Iowa.
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SOVEREIGN.

THIS - also young horse. rising three
~ 80, asss ,s.I s.s,...ras.ed
horse NETHERBY, i'm ported into Canada
from Scotland. in 1851. aud il considered the
best stock gester In Canada, and never Was
beat al any exhibition
These two young Horses were purchased
more especially Tor the benefit OF those who
have stock from COMET, aud il will be seen
that this is q good opportunity TO improve
still farther The reputation OF this class OF
horses continues steadily to increase; and
farmers are nov pretty well convinced thai
they aretne only kind il pays 10 raise, not
only for farming purposes, but also for
ready SALE on account of their weight ac-
ton styie and durability.
8 These Horses were purchased In Canada
ny the subecrfber-iB person, who. from q
long experience among this class Of horses.
selected that stock which had the best repu-
tassou. and can therefore certify 20 their
being genuine GIgdesdale Horses.
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Tits Horse IL also . bright bar. rising
three years old and promises, when he u
fully FnatuYed 20 be q valuable acquisition
10 this class OF horses.
eNzs. rks9fs n
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A GENTS WANTED % cell noylAn,s Dollar -, 9,
y . half case Of STANDARD HOMEOPATHIC
MEDICINES, combtning sxceilency Of prepe-
n ration, with beauty and cheapnesss. Good VIZ
kAges gnarA nteed. sample case and 0ut0t gwen
. Agenss. Particulars free.
IaIy IN. BOYLAN. Detroit, Mich.