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The Tipton advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Cedar Co., Iowa) 1856-1962, 1875-01-28

AE
A strange fish is found in the noisy
Maigre. 1t makes a strange cooling
moan, accompanied by sharp croak
that can be heard at 4 depth of one
hundred and fifty feet. The fish at
taiAs length Of about six feet and
wd hs forty pounds What these
souhds Sre III, we.kaow not, but on
thepsinciple that all things are for
some particular purpose they must
have meaning. That the imperfect
voice of the fish is used to express
discomfort and pain ] have no doubt,
as in numerous experiments on fish
found il the Gne Of Mexico, called
the graKt, r have found that the
voice was used and modulated as
with other animals. When touched
with the knife the grunts that it gave
vent TO fairly rose 70 = shrek, and
when dying It's means and sobs were
almost disagreably human.
I shall never forget the frs. one of
these yeritable porkers that caught.
Thinking that my bait needed replen
ishing Ahanled in, found nicely hook
ed grunt, and no sooner had ! placed
him in the boat then he commenced
a series of grunts and sobs that babe
fair to take me by storm. Now he
would make low noise. and gradu-
ally swell the "melodya and finally
bawl ut me such blast of entreaties,
all Of which were produced without
a strugglsl Mat my setter nature
was aroused, ana T made haste to
toss him back, and as he disappeared
he uttered a squcaks Nhieh, together
with the splash, sounded 10 ne like
= bona .fe1e thank you" and ! have
no doubt but what it was. z
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Original Notice.

G harles Hamm ond \ circuft c,,., 4,
e,r rs asaahst E1e1ar co. Iowa
John II. Winnie 90 D.
10 the above named defepsapts.
gu are hereby notified that there is no,v
on ME IN the office Of the Clerk OF the DIR.
cult Court, In and for the county OF Cedar
n tbe state OF Iowa. a petition OF Charies
hammond, plaintiff, clainine of Won ~ a
alan OF one thousand dollars and infesas,
enereon from Nov oath, 1873, at the rate OF
Ten per cent per annum on two promisnry
notes, and asking the foreclosure Of tha car
Lin mortgage on part Of lot number tweIYe
~. 10 block number twenty-five lbs + in ~ a
Town o1Tipton. more particularly aeseriLnJ
Is ioiiOws to.wit: Commencing At the norIl,
Wsst corner Of said lot;thence running soun
nNy Two 81 feet; thence east thirty F,0i fea,
ana three 81 inches: thence north fifty.ttsa
~ Ieet. thence west thirty f3G feet : ~
anree ~ inches 70 the place OF beginning.
gwen 70 secure the payment Of said mole
both dated Nov. 2fth, is73. And asking ind.
menl ior nfty dollars attorneys fcss az stfn
pI4ted In said mortgage. ~
NOV unless you APPEAR 10 said getf.la,
ana defe nd thereto at or before moor, ~ 81
second day OF the next term OF said Conrt ~
pc regnn and held at Upton In said countr
On the 18th day Of Feb, 1876, a defiant viii
% entered against you, and iudcmef,i rsnl
= tnsrson In accordance withthe PRAYER
svs WOLF, LANDr 4 YATES, Atty,.
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Gneri6,s Sale

BY virtue ofa special execution to mi dir.
ected, Issued from the onBce OF the Clerk Of
Inc District Court, IN and for the county 81
Cedar and state OF Iowa, In favor Of Albert
lesheck, and against Francis Beranck Ell
al, have levied upon the following prop
wit: 80 '"
The southeast quarter ri OF the southeast
Quarter a, OF section number ten no.. in
township mum Der eighty tsol, north OF ran ge
number four a., west of the 5th D. m. And
arg the following - commencing at the
rs 1utneast corner OF said section number ten
lio, thence east sixteen flG rods, thence
north twenty-five PSI rods, thence
west sixteen lG rods to section
line: thence south on said section line TWEEN.
ty.four 2al rods to the place OF begi ming. con.
tanning forty-two and one half acres. situa.
ted 10 Cedar county Iowa.
And shah offer the same for sale ut the
Court House doer, In the town OF Upton IA
sala county, on Saturday the 9Th day Of Feb.
A. y 1873 at o'clock p. M, OF said day. TO
Salty said execution and costs that NAV
accrue thereon.
Dated this 9TH day of Jan. A. y. 1875.
JOHN ID. SHEARER
@W5 sheriff of Cedar Co. Iowa
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Original Notice,
William II. Tuthill,
vs.. In Chanrerv
Peter II. Brink. ct al.

state oflowa, county OF Cedar, SIS:
To Peter II. Brink, Sarah A. Brink. Sarah
Z. A. Brink, Elias Deitderick, Issac Cahons
and all unknown persons claiming title to
the south vest quarter ofthe northeast qua +
OF section thirty 1--WE t85l in township eighty
one 81 north Of range one m. west ~ ne
nifh principal meridian situate in the con = .
~ ofCedar. and State OF Iowa, and contain
Ing forty acres, more or less.
You, and each OF you, are hereby notified
mat there IL now on ME In the office OF the
Clerk ofthe District Court of said county n
petition Of William ii. TuthiIl, claiming the
title and ownership, in fee sim Die. OF saia
described real estate, In that the same wss
sold Ut the tax sale on the 7th OF Octoh.r
1897. Tor the delinquent tax e. of 1895, and MOI
having been redeemed therefrom q conyey
ance OF the same was made by the Treasure
OF said county TO said petitioner by deed da
ted April 9Th, 1878 which said deed IL recor-
ded In Book 2, page III OF the records of TaY
sale Deeds, OF said county, And Won. the
said defendants are hereby required to an
pear at the next term OF said District Conc
ana snow cause why your claim Of title To
said premises shall not be annlIed, set aside
ana held Tor naught, and that you be forey
er barred and foreclosed from se ting nm snv
claim or equity of redemp on therein
And that unless you appear and defend an
or before noon OF the second day OF the nert
term OF said Court, commencing June 7tb
1872 default Will be entered against YOU and
a decree made in accordance with tho n,ay-
er OF the petitioner
VIM. II VAN NESS, Clsrk District copr,
me foregoing notice has been examined
py me ard IL duly approved In open tourf
this 18th day OF Nov. js-4.
o2'e JAS. II. R0THROCK, Judge,
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Original Notice.

william IL. Tuthill,
John Robinson, ct al.
state OF lows. county OF Cedar, o:
To John Robinson and all unknown per.
sons claiming titis to the sou theast GUAR ter
OF the southwest quarter. of section fourtee d
- In township seventy nine (7sl, north OF
range three l3l. west OF the ffth prin eli paI
meridan, kituatein the county OF Cedar and
state OF Iowa. and containing forty acres
more or less. =
lou, and each OF yoa, are hereby notified
That there Is now on nle in the ONCE OF tn
Clerk OF the District Court OF said county. a
petition OF William II. Tuthill claim the
.tle and ownership, In fee sim pie, Of said
described real estate, in that the same was
sold ut the tax sale on the fourth dav az
October, 1899 for the delinquent IN Re. Of isss
and not having been redeemed therefrom
Aconveyance was made by the.Treasurer OF
SAID county to said petitioner by deed da-
Leo July 18th 1874, which said deed 10 recor-
dea IN BOOK 2. page las OF the records or Tax
SAFE Deeds OF said county. And you, the
SAID defe ndants are hereby required to ap-
pear At the next term OF said District eourt
ana snow cause why your claim OF title to
sald premises shall not be an ulled set aside
and held for naught. and that you be forey
er barred and foreclosed from setting up any
claim or equity Of REDEEM ption therein
Ana tnat unless You appear and defend
on or before noon Of the second day OF the
next term otsaid Court, csm nencins June
I'm, 1872 default Will be entered asai nat Won
prayer OF the petitioner.
WM n. VAN NESS, Clerk District Cont.
me foregoing notice has been examin ed
~ me, and Is duly approved In open Court
THIS 18th day OF Nov 1874
s2"S JAS. H. ROTHROCK, Judge.
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.lI3a;y; Frs
Dr. J. Walkers California N

Dr. J. Walkers California n
cgar Bittcrs aro a purely ver,,,s'
Preparation, made chiefly from IN s.s y
Tive hcrls found on the lower rons..
tie Sierra Nevada mountains &C ts,,ss
mia, tho medicinal properties Of w
are extracted thcrcfrpm without i'm Z
of Alcohol. Tho question ia alms,
daily asked. "Wllat is tho ca,lse n \,
unparalleled success Of vixreAr n,
TEiss!r Our answer is, that thor rp,ss ~
the cause Of disease, and the pa,ien, |,
covers his health. They are thr ~.
blood purifier and a lilc- giving priur \.
a perfect ltcnovator and Inyjyor,.s
OF the system. Never before n n
history Of the world has medicine e !.
compounded possessing the rena,t.ss
quaiitlas Of viSEGAR lsirrEss in hsaIia. Il
sick Of every disease man Ii heir IA n.
are q gentle l'urgativa ~ well "a r..
relieving C0ngcstion or lnasmmaos !.
the Liver and visccral Organs il Bilis
Diseases
The properties Of Dr.. walxn,
vixE6AR I,iTTERs are Apcrient Diapbov..
Carminativc. Nutritious. Laxative bins
6edstive. Counter Irritant SudoriGc, Az,
tive, and Anti Billions.
H. II. MCDONALD a CO
Drxgists and Gen Aga. San FRANCHISE c.rt.-,I
and cor. Of WashingtOn aud Charlton n. ~
SOLD ~ All DsagEisss and Dealer
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THE ABLEsT LIVING WRITERS
OPINIONS.

,h All branches OF literature science art ana no
tcs Is Sufficiently indicated by the fni,r .u 20
cent - 'ise 'oioWihk :
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Fifth nd1a Last Gift Concert
IyAID OF THE
Public Library OF Kentucky.
4 CARD TO TIE PUBLIC

The Management have determine ed to have
the drawing of the Fifth and Last Gin ION
cert OF the Pnbiic Library OF Kentucky on
the 9th day of November next. We believe
now that all the tickets will he sold and
that the drawing will he full one; but
Whether All are sold or not. the drawing wi II
nevertheless certainly come off on the DAY
appointed
The special object of this card + TO call 81
meeting OF the tick et-hnlders at Public Ii
brary Hall, on the 10th 81 November, Ia
make arrangements in connection with the
committee appointed by the Trustees to su.
Pefintend the counting OF the tags repreSenG &
Ing the number af tickets sold White there
Is no actual necessity for the presenc=
OF ticket holders, MS under cur ar
engagements the interests Of al are
equally cared for, yet at the same time J
would greatly prefer that many ef Those
Interested as can. would attend This meet.
ing and see each for himself haw perfect
fair and Impartial the distribution must he
Every arrangement has haen mate for tile
dfawlng-bnt little more than month re
mains for the sale Of the remainder O. IA.
tickets. and whatever Is done must b. dom,
promptly. THO's r. BR iMLETTE
Agent and Manager
Louisville. KY. Oct "a 1874
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For number Of years various de-
serving charities Of London and other
paris Of England have received an.
onymous gifts of one thousand lbs. At
slime. which, it h needless 70 say,
have been q great assistance IA their
works. Efforts to find the giver have
hen itui,lsss, although now and then
( pretender has aspired TO the honor.
Recsntly at Chestnut, in the diocese
Of Rochester, a Mr.. Atwood, q some.
what eccentric old bachelor, died, and
his books show that he was the mys-
FERROUS benefactor. His gifts Alto
gether amount TO nearly three hun
dred aud City thousand lbs, or near
y two million dollars, and during The
past year he has given away nearly
sSoshundred and 6fty thonsand dol
$3.50 - - 80
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SHERIFF SALE

BY virtue OF a fee bill to me direeted
issued from the Office u the Clerk or Inc
ciI court. In and for the county Of
1euhT ana state OF Iowa, In favor OF Sarah
binz and against d. q. Cole, have levied
UPON me following property as the prop
cry o. me said y. z. Cole, to-wit:
.,.. nan al Of lot number one ri. in
5 Siock number one in g. NJ. Gilbert's ad.
a dano TO the town ofCiarenoe. Cedar county,
And shall offer the same for sale at thu
said County, on Saturday the nd day az
Sssnusry A, D., 1874, At ono O'Clock. %. n.
OF SAID day, TO satisfy said Execution and
costs that may accrue thereon. ~"
Dated this slst DAP u Dec. A. D. 1874.
,.8g.a yOHH d. 8HEARER-
Iva I abss19oe CoAar COunt1' saG.
The Tipton advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Cedar Co., Iowa) 1856-1962, 1875-01-28

Scholarships arg Sooo ~ -
of the Association.
ed. TIE student sares money lay cheap
er rates for board Good board. In pri-
yaie families. costs our students from
81. 90 to 81 so per week. The same rlsss
of board would cost, in large city Of
three hundred thousand inhabitants, NJ
least two dollars per week morc--a say.
ing to our students, while taking the
course, Of more than enough to paw tor
Life Scholarship In our Institution. =
But we do more. We have large mum.
her Of students who club together and
board themselves. and TO all who board
in this way. We furnish, free ~ charge,
the use of furniture, including belstead,
chairs. table, stove, aud cooking uten.
sIls. Some of our best students are
boarding in this way, st less than one
dollar and half per week. including all
expenses for board and room rent.
A smart student, who boards himself
a, suggested above, Can complete the
whole course for one hundred ar d fseeafy
fire Misunderstanding tuition, board
books, stationery, and all necessary cx
peases. This allows for five months
board AMI expenses.
3D. There are no extra expenses, gas
tax, matr4culatlon, jsnitor'e, or gradual.
ing ices.
4th Our rooms are arranged express
1 ly for our Business College They are
the largest ana most complete rooms
used Tor Business College purposes In
the West, the main hall being 60x00 feet
Students are required to study at the
College, where they can apply TO the
teacher in charge for instruction and
explanation as they may need it,
9th, The Barenport Business College
as tde bsst-hecanse ii is the largest and
/ cheapest; because oi Its experienced aud
able teachers; because il is located In
the largest and best city In the State,
and Is able 10 furnish situations 10 q
larger per cent of its graduates; and be
cause il possesses the confidence of the
entire busintss community, and its di.
plomas are passports to favor among
business men.
9th, The dctuai Baaaess department
Of this College affords ample facilities
I" impress upon the student, mind what
ne las learned in the theory department.
Inc students not only do business among
themselves in The College, but With the
other Colleges of the Association, thu.
establishing inter. recommendation, where.
by iofelgn business is carried on IN the
same manner AS that which takes place
IN the Actual Business world. Til.
ta'ef1eommnnicatiou IS now actual,
taxing place, thus opening correspond.
eEee between other Colleges Of he Asso
eiation Through these agencies. .uip.
hthta are made aud colsisnn-n,s n.
oeiVed, with I'll the attending core.
pondeace.
Inc lelegfaphie Department Is ia
'hatse OF Vfec!ics' operator. Of e.u..
i'enee and ability. who deso,es hi. nh,l..
'i'"e exclusively to This department.
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Adminlsl ratOr.s Malice

notlce q hereby given that the undersign
IN ~ aa =. tnis Day been appointed by the Cir
~. GOVT OF Cedar county, Iowa, admins
.rasors Of the estate OF John Yeter, deceased
a ~, nti persons having claims against said
~ sS.a G are hereby notified to ale them with
anSrr asIk OI sala Court, clearly stated and
tasSs s"oIn 70, and persons owing said es-
Gte ase notined TO make ilam ed:afe nav .
naeot e the nm dersigned. - - - p-'
~. ~ etnptou, Iowa, this 18th day OF
"a NARY Ann YETTER,
VOL !, Lnndt Yates. Atty's. ewa
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The Dstroit Free Prev il respon-
sible for the following story: "Miss
Carrie Belle .Armslrong, . little girl
Eve years Of age, passed through De.
troit Wednesday evening on her way
from Chicago TO Flint, by way OF
Port Huron, entirely unaccompanied.
Upon her back was secured the fol-
lowing placard: Miss Carrie Belle
Armstrong; destination, Mrs. J. L.
Gardiner, corner Of Cour. and Liber-
tv streets, Flint Michigan. From
MrG A. s. Armstrong, a4l Burnside
street, Chicago The child had in
charge . trunk, valise and travel.
ing b~sket. She was a precocious
little package Of goods, sweet as .
chernb. and as happy andunconcern-
ID o. any older passenger"
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Estrayed from the farm of the uniersipn-
ca Two and one half mites southwest OF
Londen, Cedar county, Iowa, about Dec. ls.
ie's, mouse colored mare. aged years
Alew grey hairs in forehead. One black
mule colt years old next spring, short
name, tail trimmed. forming rings. ANY
persons giving Information where mare
warded ETIZAHETH r. RnEEi
Jan. Sth, 1876. I ov3
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The Aldiae Passe-partouts

-Inr tnpi1ncs with repeated reanests IN rms
iish"r9 y fH* ALntSE have prepared i'm press 10 n.
OF rnanv OF their most beautiful plates for passe
par out framing.
The cuts are mounted on beautifully tinted azl,r,
ma. with a handsome red border line
To attach the grass IL IL only iat for the custom
or o pa to an I TIA over an already attached Dor
dar, ant this may done by 4 child
essuidecfs. Il 49, In 80 with ga . SOC
SIX ofthls size for d co v hen selection Is lest tt
publ ishers. :
six subjects. 10 Z III In 2 6: with eIassbc
7sul.arts. 81 xs% IN. IS with z ass 4lc
e subjects u y 18Th 80 c: with glass Co.
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Al Park Row NY.
Stray NJ uIe.

Taken up by solomon Head, on the 2sth,
OF December, 1874, in Springdale township,
one dark iron gray mare mule, one year old
last spring, name and tail shaved, and val.
ued at $50
MoREAu CARROLL, Co. Auditor.
January 18th, 1873. 3y3
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Wit AAgallant man I pex-ue11
II saSd must be slo@ooa'8 III II
IN kkd&A to vriks zheut III Mo-
habits in the following strain:
II there were a bedroom . mile
long, and her entire wardrobe could
be p(tked in . .bandhnx, still you'd
Md ortiSaS II tlsss wardrobe scat
tered along the whole mile Of dress.
ing room. She's nice thing TO look
at when put together, but this. won
lss5s.l Gxstnre evolved from a
chaos intetfni'able Of pins, ribbons,
rags, powder, thread, brushes, combs
and laces. Ii there were 1000 draw
SIS; il ySIs soo.ss lsesy.su asked bot
III one o be kept sacred and invio-
late for sonr own private use, tlsA
particular one would be full Of hair
pins, ribbons and soiled cuffs. Some
provision, come protection in this
msiies shouldbe inserted in tbemar-
risge sev~ice. : = - - !
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/ Tho DeKalb members of the Stl
Illinois cavalry have commenced .
suit against the county for their bach
pay" having hunted up an old resn'
|lution passed by the supervisors thir.
teen years ago, granting each volun.
teer one hundred dollars bounty. six
ty-6ve dollars Of which they have al.
ready received. There were eieh,
hundred and forty of them. and Fifty
thousand dollars will be required to
pay al the claims with the accumu-
lated interest.
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mas 'oahed upon improved reai estate IN Iowa
Nearly ne Million OF Dollars

ara continufsto lend It's funds 10 nru,nn,
IelIsbie parties, In sums 81 81 spi AM, ~ =,
i..a -. ns6 ~ more wears. On EIvorab
.nIee Tines The am bunt, AT u uaf ta,,r
Per shhhin paFahIe senli-anHn.Iiy p,at.
ei - Ven 10 mem oers ~ the Company
ares WISH tn procure loans giI ~
ply hlfeetly ~ lite state Agent iar fn,,t,,as
.ioh, stattns dshnIteS as To ioc4ften ~
propsments eash value &c nj t,Y8ncr'v =,
be offered securtly ~
" inny not he generaisv kn3{vn +Ht =.
several wears Til T. ~ TIL W f.~tE.ft~ t,as
received the mast liberal rat fssaflp f9,a. t''s
Sen Sen eAtehded To- any lie Com pae} II tI,te
hiN, hpWtYer, j. not IL tJu tEst13Iar,sa
al, Wfen We consider That -
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SCR Az ROCKS

splend,s assortment ~ SCRAP B0pEG hara
5esl * DrasatV nrape 80 fNr the rpfidRy saaS5u
~ n present ~ Fnsra partnanagt IL interest can
De select for gentleman or LAZY cd young
No !. Htt b3a@d. esa,h sides Gilt aars
$50 pr. TX 10 Inches I, m
No ?. sitbaaEd Goth Sides gilt back
500 pp, L. rs inchps m
40. Fnli r,nfocrn. y velsd no rds git
AMI AIT ga. VERY RI H. 800 PIP ~ %
Letter 4 % urdar IN god u = cents each III e
sent by MAJ pls.ita,t on racelpt o. the price.
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Al a Cost of q Cents a Part.
Parts 7. VI &TTIARE Jusr PrBrrsHEr
THE AlT JOURNAL.

Comp'et in T., n anthiy PARTS atsi each, Re-
producing tn" be,t fut pace Illustrations
from the earlier yoiames of The Aldine
+ -ch m 1athIy part will contain Z saaarh pl ates
vita ancB n aanytng drcrptive matter anh what her
for ling or tanning viii ~ entrey bayepd com
petition Ia price or tstic character. Every i'm
preston viii be mast -efuly lax Ing on the finest
ton~d paper, ana NJ paas wilt be sps-sd to make
the richest production offs press which has won
in marvelonsiy short time, world wide iepula.
zion.
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4 little girl, four years old, created
aripple by remarking to the tesche,
Of her Sunday School class: .Ou,
dogs dead. bet the angels were
scared when they see him coming up
the walk. Hes cross to strangers