The Tipton advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Cedar Co., Iowa) 1856-1962, 1875-07-22

The Democrats Of New York think
il decidedly sbrassyn for the Ohio
Democracy to ask Governor Iilden
TO assist Governor Allen in the pres
ent campaign
The man who owes 5000 and is
despairing OF ever being able TO pay
| il Should cheer up and look NJ Phil
adelphia- That town owes esS, iss,
900.
Dio Lewis says that If man VIII
eat black-berries and Cat meal for .
! wear be viii be able TO lift horse
Friends and brothers. vii yc- loaf
around like drones and miss this gold
en- opportunity:
81 thought editors were intellectual
beings remarked . Missouri hotel
keeper, .but-but-," and he stood
back and surveyed the pile OF bones
which one Of the late excursion party
had left behind him.
A test case has been instituted in
the United States Circuit Court At
New York, involving the question Of
the eonstitutionalisy Of the new Post
age law increasing the rates on tran
sient papers, packages, etc.
Nile. Aimee went back to France
this time with one hundred thousand
francs, and is soon TO give . house
warming .: her magnificent new
house at Troeuet, for which she has
been laying BY noaey almost ever
since the beginning Of her career.
The Chicago delinquen. tar list
filed 1856 pages Of the Inter Oosdn.
and contained ss4,445 tracts or lots
OF property. The ST. Louis hist con-
,ains only 1885 separate lots occu-
pyiRg eight pages This difference
pieases 81. Louis, and the Repu1@sora
oongr.sulases the city. I
The Beecher case has been a Big
BONANZA for the lawyers. Mr. Evaris 1
received Us 600: Mr.. Tr.cytl0.1s0:
Mr.. Hill $5,r1o: Mr.. Beach $500:
Mr.. Fullerton ss.Sp0: Mr. Morris g.
so; and Mr.. Pvu ts-stl. Mr..
Sherman refused 10 accept money for
his services.
General B. F. Butler writes 70 the
New York .Iroashaa approving the
Ohio Democratic platform Ben
should BY al means lie invited 10 The
State L, stump EoS tie Democrats
They can't get Tllien. o. Bassrd. or
Heniricks But Graz Brown and
Ben Butler can BE enlisted +
Madame, said Quiz, in one Of his
sarcastic moods, 10 LADY, in The same
omnibus u:lh him - Madame. We
should have 70 have more 'hps 10 sc-
any more hustle" YES,
SIR" said she swee,ly. -there is
good deal O; noise here" Thus ever
does the arrow glance frosn the polish
ed jewel.
OF Doc Skaters latest exploit In
the busy worid the keokak IDrx'tt4-
ton SAYS: NO. long since lady
visited DR.. J. NJ. Shs4er. who has
considerable OF a reputation as an
ard il..foos med hia. TIA;
he had seen large black bug rolling
! small pcssto in the road, aud wsnr-
ID to know if it was one oi those Col
1rado potato bugs she had heard so
much about. The doctor promised
TO hunt the thing up and report Il
The effect OF the unprecedented
lummer rains in California was mere
y to lodge the cereal crops and in
,resse the cost Of harvesting them.
Eithou, much injury to the grain IT,
eli. The hay crop, however, was
e-iousl- injured in many counties.
The California wheat crop will be |
considerably under the average, the
acreage having been reduced. bu, the
.rop OF barley, for which both foreign
md domestic markets are open. will
se greatly increased.
Somebody has figured out what !.
he expense OF supporting the Nation :
] Government has been TO each vo- +,
ing citizen during the last SIX ad-
The table shows that
lnder Polk (D-mocrail, the e.-
,ense per head was s2.65: under
Taylor and Fillmore (Whigl, sl.ss:
lnder Pierce (Democrstt, S2.32: un-
Ter Buchanan tDemocra,), s2.2s:
lnder Lincoln and Johnson (Repub-
lcsn), sl.a4; under Grant, sl.6s.
That's pretty good showing for
radical rule"
Sal, Lake City can't be a good
own for a circus. Queens circus
ately tried it for three DAYS. II had
o pay one hundred dollars per dav
license for showing. and this was but
small part OF the tax. Brigham
Dung and Daniel H. Wells e1ac,ed
amily tickets good for three days and
nights. They wanted one hundred
md seventy tickets for their family.
which a, the regular rates amounted
TO FIVE hundred and ten dollars. Brig
ham said that complimentary atten-
lioa was necessary if Queen wanted
TO do thriving business in his town, /
and Queen submitted The bes, part
OF the circus tent was partitioned off
Tor the royal family.
Attorney General Pierepoin, has
completed his opinion on the Choir
penning claim. which was referred to
him for consideration. The opinion
has no, vet been published, but it is
understood 10 be adverse. The claim.
it will be remembered, is for half
million dollars Or more as compensa-
ton for services in carrying the mails
i'll til. west. Il has been long pend
ing, and Congress has repeatedly re-
fused 10 allow it, and everybody
knew il was steal Over a hun
dred thousand dollars have already
been paid to the claimant. an amour,
which the Attorney General thinks
more than cover all jus. claims he
has upon the government.
The Lyons 4drertser explains
how the accident happened to Judge
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