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NOTICE.

All those holding claims against Vaughan
& Baud are requested To present the same an"
those indebted To the firm will call and seu'e
with the undersigned.
WILEY p. MANGHAM.
Pro "Ricliland Beacon.
Rayville. La Jan 2nd, 1878.
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Andrew Jo9,nsSM Elected.

Our tccgrarhr dispatches announced Ia t
night the r'c, i'm Au'irw J"hn-'1. 10 tie
S,.n?rroi the la,,d States I'y IN l.. lila uFe
Of T,uuc-,e. W p,bi-', rh> r.>"r with
sincere an1 una oy Z rl'a>1r" v" con
IRA u.ar,. the stnr-.f ] nrc-H". "" ccn2r1'
ulire run whole L. ia. a. 90 we '"tun =" VI
>.uare at a man q great aEd nLpn'>u"ntd
nblry. AID his uiuu.i,h Over crowd Of M
rrlit ctrHl ncbpirs Andrew Johnson viii
H.. = unvrr i'm he Sru;.te W .,' any ~" 81
IA. ,rponrnIs wu,ld nave nr. - = >rnrpI" aud
insignificant fi.ir,.i o1d. Let the country
r,inl,c - ,clSjHrg HcTrF
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C.iElhlin-.

That gambling Is ;he hanc OF LOU
i>ana society, that it is ihe curse and
blight Of tie coUn'ry and the i'm TIA
tory degree Of nearly if not quite AL
Of the desperate characters that lnteSt
and disgrace our State, there can be
no doubt. Hence the appropriateness
Of the able discourse delivered last
Sunday night in this place by our
venerable Presbyterian minister, Rev.
ID. 4. Cambcll: and we would that
every Young nan and boy in the par
ish could have heard him. Taking
the parable of the prodigal son as a
foundation for his remarks, he held up
this pernicious habit to the mental
vision of his audience in its degrading,
b!ighting, crime-engendering and soul
destroying color, and yet in such a
manner as not to give offense even to
the confirmed gambler, except that
ofensc which is taken by lasceratcd
conscience writhing under the canvlc-
ton of pungent Truth.
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A FACT-That we are prepared to
do as neat job work, from the size OF
IN 10 inches down to the smallest
card, as any job Office this side OF the
cities where they do photographic prin-
ting. IT,
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Look to your INTEREST,"


WE ARE FULLY STOCKED with the fol-
lowing SEASONABLE CODES, aud oiier
GREAT INDuIEMErS IL CASH Blu Lbs
Atmore's Mnce Meat.
Silk Candy.
Fa,cy Candies in 5lb cartoons.
Crys,a,:zed Fruits, in 5ib CARTOONS.
Rai.ins-wholc Loxes, half boxes, anu
quarter boxes.
Snlt-slell Almonds.
PecanS.
Brazil Nuts.
Sbsser Preserves and Jeliss.
Louisiana Honey-a pure article.
sg-No.g Whistles.
Ginger Snaps.
Cream Biscuit.
Pigs Feet--in kegs, barrels, and hall bar
| rels. -,
| Assorted Jellies-in goblets, tumblers
! and wine glasses.
M Trouble to Show GOOds'
LAMKiN & EGGLESTON.
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PREsBYTEaI,x-Rev ID. A. Campbell will
preach regularly. at Alto on the 1t sabbath
in each month; at Union Church on basi IN
Ridge. in Franklin Pa. on the third Sab
bath; at Rayville on the fourth Sahbail';--
Preaching in Rayvie every Wednesday
1irut.
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PEOPLE are asked tn give all their old
clnrhhes to the grassi"pper sufferers. Now
what figure a gra,>hopper would cut N
Mr. Beckwiihs white hat.
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NooRE's SOUTHERN UNIVERSITY
Although the advertisements OF this
institution has been in the BEACON for
some time, we call attention TO 1t
again. lest it should be overlooked
by some one desircus of entering such
a school, and take pleasure in recom-
mending it. 1t is no doubt a good
school, and its location is as favorable
as could possibly be selected, both as
to health and accessibility.
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0 sG Q

Mr. William Frazier, n yGurG rIan o'' TIE
F.. ID. Lacy place, on Hali"' bayou met
with a ,ai accident on Thursday lat. He
was at work in a saw mill. AMI wa> "i' 3nl"@
ont HE, du,t from under the saw. wren ms
arm came in contaci with the saw and terri
bly, nrangied 1t. so much - as 10 necess'tate
ampu,arron. The arm was taken oil above
the elbow, and at last accounts y"urS Frazer
was resting "a comfortable as could be eXpec-
ted .-NGdi on Journal
Richland beacon. [volume] (Rayville, La.) 1869-1890, 1875-01-30

By virrre Of writ of Fl. Fuaanel fron
the Honorable Parish Court in and Tor the
Parish of Rchlan,, State of Louisiana, III the
above entitled and numbered 81, and TO- me
,.,nec,ea.l have seized and1le4Il on Tor sale
a, the Moor f the Court house on
Saturday hagkcf February 1872
within the hours prescribed by law for sales
,o,hc last anil highest bidler the following
described property TO wit
The north east of north west secnoh
aaa the north ] of north east section i,
Township Il, north Of Rarge east ana
.oub of north east / Of section 10 Town
shin l.. Range Fast. containing 2'a acres
more or less. Also west of south west !
and north cast ! { south west section
Township IL north of Range containing l-u
acres more or less
| Terms of saie-on cre'lt oi Twelve
months. wi,hou, the benefit of appraisemen'
purcl,aser to give bond with approved secn
ri,y. with mortgage retained upon the proper
" sold Costs Cash.
praisement.
Nov 2S, 1874. J. A. LiDDEhL,
u3ll-5s5t23d oheii'i'
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Houston, Texas, has been declared
q port Of entry.
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LYON SEWING MACHINE CO..

.,,ri .L,,vs the wonderful ~I'npHcIiy 81 TIE
I've, Sewing ysach inc. tsic
..ilPNGs'EEEEs. NJ. Lyon. the Ia,
veu,ur Wa :ur many years the r. 't'ri' an"
Manager Of rhc FINaLE y LYON ; VI. 20:
aud hence eIi we'd the lltar>t i".iiiiE iF we
study of the SEWING MACHiNE ART, and -
adaptation 10 every variety "i SEWN "''h"-
flctarc both in the FAMILY and IN 'hc SH'r
and Inc Invention proves a great >i"cr>>. II
has overcome the foRr radical 1ejsr'S "i smut
tie Ma iIucs. viz
l.r-WAyru" SPACE under the ARM-not
room enough To pass the work through.
2d--Wamr Of durabliiy-too much Eric
TON
3d.-TuO HEAVY RUSNISG--trco the opera
tor.
lrh-Too much JAR and noise.
No other Shuttle Machine has ever. sue
ccssfIly. overcome these rOW Great DtectS
Some Machines have overcome one detect
AMI some anu,her. but 10 one NtchAe has
| eve. before overcome them all. Hence we
know the machine HONESTLY exrcls any
! Thing e have To contend with III the market,
| a. does this 80 obviously us to cut short all
debate on the s.lJ'ct
We realize that these are s rOHg assurances
but we offer them wiihout the least ml>glv-
inaS. .or we KNOW whereof we affirm.
/ We, therefore. offer the machine upon Ms
own merits, AMI if it does not prove sail>iac'
Dry, it cal be returned amy time within .
DAYS and money refunded.
Oar LIsrnRICES will be the sam" as "thel
| First Class Machines, but in ncighborhooi'
where we have no .4-Cn, Sp"ctdt induce
mems will he offered. Each Machine /" sup
piled, without extra charge, with Hemm'r
CmI,er. Guage Screw. Screw Driver, ~
BobI,ins One Dozen Needles Oil Can ti!lc'
with OH. Belt aud Instruction Book.
For the accommodation of those who h7v
; he Cmkle X Lyon Machine, we shall keep
suppIy of the PARTS and FINDINGS !"
the F & l. Machine, and shall duly attend
!, all repairs. ,
n. b. We shall appo;"t AGENTS vii
ercipz.rc Territory for Towns or Conn
Ties or States. and we hope To rendt
these ageucic, permanent hy the LIBERAL II
dncemenrs we ciflr and the int'insi" merits
the machine For further particulars, adore
! Lyon Sewing Machine Co.,
~ Fast l2th st, New York Cry
Richland beacon. [volume] (Rayville, La.) 1869-1890, 1875-01-30

IF YOU want a good "BArcK' of Bread: Try
our "H.3RD TO BEAT FLOUR.
hard 10 beut snre enough.
90 L.3NKIN q EGGLESTON
Richland beacon. [volume] (Rayville, La.) 1869-1890, 1875-01-30

STATE OF LOUISIANA. Ip,,;h Conn,
PERISH OF iICnLAND
Succossioa Of Mrs. Martha Ca~td, Doced' ed
NHERAs, Miss MaIi,sa d. , Graham h has
w flied in HE Office IF the Clerk If The
Parish Court in and frr the Parish OF kIcl'
land, her application for the administration OF
The e,,a.e OF Mr., Martha Cawhit. deceased
Now. therefore. unless opposition De made
thereto Within tea days from the date -e'eoi,
ne saiI Mrs Mails, ID. Graham will be al
uoir,rrd adm ini>lrairix Of the laid sucre'si"n,
upoa giving bon aud complying with the
requisites Of the law.
u iu.css the HUul. ". S. Mcintosh, Judge
Of sal! Court, and my seal Of oitee, this ol'i
dav If January, 1873.
J.NEWT PITTS, Clerk llth DC.
A true cory. Attest:
J. NAwr. PITTS, Clerk 18th d. {.
ian 1-2ws. So.
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HERE'S YOUR HORSE!

NTR. f. MCDONALD, residing eight miles
lN south of Rayvile, on the Winnsboro'
road. has found the following described young
horse. with brille on and reins tied up to
the beadstall: A bright sorrel, with short
tai,-ea,en off apparenty-round boiled ;
fox .,ro,s and Iopes well. The owner can get
him by coming forward, proving property and
n,vin., for this notice together with the cost
of keeping him Apply to the above named
gentem an on his premises.
R,yyiIle. Jan. 6, lS75.-tf 50 per week.
! Here tue place to get your job printing.
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CIV EN- A w A Y!
fm Administration.

Agents wanted 1" sell oar the enSIa\hl5s'
50 To SO a day easily made
The Tipton advertiser., 1875-12-23

The CRY SCALE excitement seems
to be on the decline The Marshal
watches daily and in vain for any
infringement of the ordinance. Those
who sell to Sheldon by his weights
quietly weigh first on the city scales
and then again on his, taking ray on
the latter, which we are informed
average about twenty pounds per
load less than the for ner.
In the meantime the City Council
have taken steps in the direction
which, in alluding last week to the
matter, We presumed they would
take; and just ~ soon as time will
admit, the absolute correctness of the
scale in use by the city will be es
tablshed beyond any cavil. II the
one now in use will not gil the bill, q
J new one will replace it.
The Tipton advertiser., 1875-12-23

Our READERS NAV some of then
not be displeased to notice that
with this number Of the paper the
pressure of advertising on our col
ums is materially lessened. 1t will
be still more so after the first of the
year. when quite all the space ever
given to reading matter will be again
a, our disposal for that purpose. II
is impossible, so said, to "get too
much Of a good thing" and as adver.
tisilg patronage is Me thing by which
newspapers make living, it is of
course good one, and one for which
in common with all other publishers,
we are duly thankful. But it is our
subscribers and readers who make il
possible for US to secure the adver-
,ising, and to them we owe that con
sideration which shall not allow the
advertisements, for which they dc
not take the paper, to encroach un.
duly upon that for which they do take
it. This obligation is fully recogniz-
ed, and while we have striven to meet
it in the past by laying before them
weekly much more matter OF local and
home interest than any other paper in
the county, W. are ambitious to do
still better in the future; and can
promise more space and more atteu-
ton hereafter to this particular field
in which alone the country paper can
successfully compete with its city RI
val.
The Tipton advertiser., 1875-12-23

"THE PREVENTION AND CURE OF
DISEASE is a subject that more init
mately than any other concerns hu-
manity. and therefore il is that people
everywhere are ready to yield atten-
ton 70 work SO worthily bearing this
title as does the late book by Geo. H.
Napheys, A. NJ, NJ. ID. DR.. Nap
heys is neither an adventurer nor =
tyro, being one of the best medical
authorities in the country, late Chief
Of Medical Clinics in the old Jeffer.
son Medical College at Philadelphia,
aud author of numerous works strict
w for the profession. This one,
which we have had the pleasure of
examining, is well described in its
authors own words: IA practical
treatise on the nursing and home
treatment Of the sick" 1t is not in
| tended to take the place of the family
physician, and to make every reader
at once cyclopedia Of medical knowl-
edge and skill; but its presence in
every household would nevertheless
be Of the greatest benefit, since it's
information and instruction would
go very far toward enabling the
home friends, to whose immediate
care the patient must for at least
nineteen-twentie of the time be
left, to intelligently second and as
sist the efforts of medical skill. We
can not here indicate the plan Oh
scope of the work, but it is large
beautifully printed, very useful and
thoroughly reliable work, and we be-
lieve that the thorough canvass Of
the county which is now being made
for its sale will bring a desired op'
portunity to very many as it is sold
only by subscription.
The Tipton advertiser., 1875-12-23
Boots are fearful cheap at Stewarts.

"CEpAR" AND THE "CoNsEgvA-
TIvE."--"There is no one so blind as
he who will not see," and for this
reason we fear our valued cores
pondent, Cedar is wasting his
time in trying to make his guide
board" SO plain that he of the Con-
servdtioe will get the benefit Of it.
In another column, however, "Ce-
dar" returns to the task. showing
more courtesy than any opponent de-
serves who will descend to the mean
ness Of willfully perverting and mis-
constituting the plain meaning OF an
argument which he can not answer
for the sake of making OF it some.
thing else which he can answer.
The Tipton advertiser., 1875-12-23

THE idea Of any one supposing, or
pretending to suppose, because some
one had accused Mr.. Geo. Willer of
having his fence in the rad, and h.
(Mr. Willer) has given bonds to ap-
pear at the proper time to answer to
such accusation, that Mr.. w. is there
fore criminal, or has been arrested
- one, is preposterous. Only bad
will would do il.
The Tipton advertiser., 1875-12-23

ONCE MORE we refer to the collec.
tion OF beautiful oil paintings of
Forgy \ Gilbert. For the purpose
Of giving all a chance to see the work
these paintings will be put on free
exhibition in the City Hall, Christ
mas morning and will remain there
until Friday night New Years Eve
when they will be distributed to the
share holders.
Our every word has been Of praise
and we think we have done no more
than Justice demanded in behalf o
these gentlemen and their undoubted
ability. The universal opinion o.
those who have called, is, "They are
mucn better than | expected to see. "
81 thought it was puff, but they ar,
all the papers say they are" This il
the last chance, do not fail TO improv,
The Tipton advertiser., 1875-12-23

Col. WIN. PRESTON, a well known
and respected citizen of Stanwood
was taken entirely by surprise when
the family and friends gathered at
his house on the Goth inst. and with
appropriate tokens Of regard and af.
fection celebrated birthday ami
versary somewhere in the skies.
The Tipton advertiser., 1875-12-23

IL attempting to stop a runaway
team, last Saturday, Mr.. f. c. Smitl,
received badly sprained sncle. He
climbed into the wagon behind, but
being unable to reach the lines as he
expected, was obliged to jump on,
while the team was under full head
way.
The Tipton advertiser., 1875-12-23

STATE TEACHERS ASSOCIATION.
The State Teachers Association Of
Iowa will meet At Burlington, on
Tuesday, December 28th and continue
till Thursday evening. The pro.
gramme is good one and all teach.
ers will End it to their advantage to
attend. Many railroads return for
fifth. Hotel rates are $1.OO and
upwards per day.
The Tipton advertiser., 1875-12-23

QUARTERLY MEETING will be held
at Bethel NJ. E. Church, of which
Rev. VIM. Young is Pastor, on next
Saturday and Sunday, 25th and 26.h
insts. Rev. S. II. Henderson, P. E.,
will be in charge OF the services.
The Tipton advertiser., 1875-12-23

The next lecture Of the course will
be by the Hon. VIM. Parsons, on
Thursday evening, January 18th.
Mr. Parsons delivered the lecture oi
our former course and will be certain
to be welcomed by full house.
The Tipton advertiser., 1875-12-23

FESTIVAL At the Methodist church
last Thursday and Friday evenings
netted the handsome sum of SlO6
and was beside q very pleasant gath
ering. Bad weather the first even
ing caused an adjournment to the
next, and the supply of good things
was bountiful for both.
The Tipton advertiser., 1875-12-23

ONE of NJ. Bunker's valuable short
horn cows fell last week and hipped
herself badly. 1t is a 500 acci-
dent if she should fail to get on her
feet again.
The Tipton advertiser., 1875-12-23

DAIRYMEN's ASSOCIATION. - The
Second Annual Meeting of the Iowa
Dairymen's Association will be held
At Springdale, in this county, Tues.
day, Wednesday and Thursday
January 18th, 18th and 18th, 1876
Free entertainment is rendered BY
the hospitable citizens to those II
attendance. 3w49
The Tipton advertiser., 1875-12-23
Remember Stewards Reduction

FARM TO RENT.-On or before the
first Of January, 1876, | will rent my
farm of 100 acres, situated three
miles north of S,anwood, Cedar Co.,
Iowa, for term of one. two or three
years, for cash rent. For further in
formation apply to the undersigned,
living on the farm.
4w49 ANDREW MINEg.
The Tipton advertiser., 1875-12-23

Invitations have been issued FOR a
''Grand Opening Soiree" q, the new
s'Opera Hail" in Mechanicsyille, on
New Years Eve. 1t is to be very
recherche affair. Music by Dyorak's
Cedar Rapids Quadrille Band and
supper at the City Hotel.
The Tipton advertiser., 1875-12-23
A CARp.-We wish it distinctly

A CARp.-We wish it distinctly
understood that we shall certainly
expect each and every man that is
indebted to us for boots and shoes TO
walk up to the captains office and
settle the same before January lst.
At the present prices OF pork, &c.
there is no good reason why these
little things should not be settled.
We have lots Of patience, but our
books must be closed by January lst
all the same. Yours truly,
2w5O STEWARDS SHOE STORE.
The Tipton advertiser., 1875-12-23

The Wallack Two Orphan troupe
played to a fair house at the City
Hall last week Wednesday evening.
The company is a good one for .
travelling troupe, and much larger
and more expensive one than has
often before visited Upton.
The Tipton advertiser., 1875-12-23

To receipt for the one thousand
subscriptions to the ADVERTISER
which are due and payable during
the next month will not only give us
pleasure but very important assis-
tance.
The Tipton advertiser., 1875-12-23

CROWDS of people in town all these
pleasant days, but last Saturday and
Monday the crowd was particularly
large. Cedar county folks are learn
ing where to sell and where to buy.
The Tipton advertiser., 1875-12-23

WHAT Town in Cedar or surround
ing counties not larger than Upton
can beat this? During the frs,
three-quarters Of this month, or up
to and including last Monday, the
2lst inst, sirty car loads of stock
were shipped from our depot-an
average of over three for each week
day,
The Tipton advertiser., 1875-12-23

EsTRAYED, about the middle Of last
month, from the Stone Mill farm, .
small sorrel mare, 10 or IL years old.
A proper reward will be paid for in
formation leading to her recovery.
2w50pd SHRARER 4 GRAY.
The Tipton advertiser., 1875-12-23
DAVID MoRELANp.

THE attention Of all who eniov
first-class literature, either for youth
or maturity, is directed to the adver-
tisement of ,Scribner's and the 81.
Nicholas Magazines, published on the
opposite page.
The Tipton advertiser., 1875-12-23

4Nttslins. BIeUchen
ullH HrOtrJl: Dplli7llS,
Ducks, Jeans. CNsSi-
n,crcs, WNtcrDrOOfs.
Blankets, SHnlcis, Felt
nnH RuIDlOrnI SKIRTS,
NMbiNs. Scn11s. Leg
gins, Miffe,ts, GiOres.
Hnfs tlnd Cups. u nice
line Of Fttrs, WOOt
Jackets, Empress. AZ
Ductts, MeyiuOS NHH
Dress Goods Of Nkt
kinHs.
The Tipton advertiser., 1875-12-23

HORSES FOR SALE.-One good
buggy horse, one mare with foal, one
pony, one good sized two year old
past, two Bashaws, sired by Jim
Rocky, two and three past, match
well. Terms to suit purchaser.
II /. r. MCKEE.
The Tipton advertiser., 1875-12-23
MAR RED.

At Upton, December sth, 1875, by r
Pritchard, Justice of the Peace, Mr.. WM.
HAWK and Miss FRANCES RIDDLE, all Of Ce
dar comfy.
In this place, Tuesday ', Dec. Is, 1875, by
X. Pritchard. j. p, Mr.. STEPHEN N. STAN
LET and Miss PHoEBE ANN FOWLER, both ol
Cedar county.
The Tipton advertiser., 1875-12-23

TnE Stockholders of the Cedar
County Fair Association hold their
regular annual meeting in Upton next
Monday, 2Sth inst, pursuant to no.
tice. And it has been suggested
tina. the occasion of this gathering
will be good time and place to talk
up the organization OF County
Stock breeders Association, some
thing which every one Interested in
the improy ement of stock of all kinds
knows to be highly desirable. Many
counties have already done this and
found by experience that it pays.
The services of Pres. Welch of the
Ag. College, to assist in such an or
ganization, were rendered when he
was here last fall; and Prot. Knapp,
and other men prominent in various
divisions Of the stock business, could
be obtained when we should be ready
for them. Such q society would be
auxiliary to the State Association,
already in very successful operation.
The Tipton advertiser., 1875-12-23

The examinations which conclude
the terms work are in progress this
week At our public schools. After
only one weeks vacation the winter
term will begin.
The Tipton advertiser., 1875-12-23

% REwARD.-A roam steer spring
calf estrayed some time in September
from the undersigned. $3 reward is
offered for information leading to its
recovery.
2w5O DAVID MORELAND.
The Tipton advertiser., 1875-12-23

WILL close out entire stock of
goods within thirty days. Cali on
Lyle Bros. at Rochester and see how
cheap you can get goods.
The Tipton advertiser., 1875-12-23

New goods. new goods, at Vans
cash store.
Ladies striped hose, In wool and
cotton, at Vans cash store.
Mems and boys calf gloves and
rnits at Vans cash store.
Ladies misses and childrcn's under.
wear in quantity at Vans.
Ladies' knit wool sacks, childrens'
wool sacks and leggings. Vans.
Now Is the time to get good goods
for small money IT Vans popular cash
store.
The largest line of mems buck GLOW
es and mits are to be found at Vans
cash store.
The largest line of shirting fiannels
In the county Is to be found at Vans
cash store.
-Gentlemen's knit wool uudershirts
and drawers are to be found at Vans
cash store, cheap.
Mems and boys cloth and kid lined
gloves and mitts are to be found in va
riety at Vans store.
-Furs, furs, furs, in mink, alaska,
and imitation seal, at astonishingly low
prices at Vans cash store
christmas goods in abundance at
Vans cash store Do not fail to call
before you purchase.
Lots of new goods just arrived at
Vans cash store, aud the low prices Is
what astonishes all
Ladies' neckties, handkcrchiefs,
collars, cuffs and kid gloves are TO be
found in endless varieties at Vans
For millinery go to Van Slyck's and
save twenty five per cent, and if you do
not you will regret 1t afterwards.
Van has the finest line Of every
thing in dry goods, and 1t such low
prices for extra qualities that it don't
pay to buy cheap goods elsewhere AT
the same prices. II you do not believe
1t call at the cash store.
The Tipton advertiser., 1875-12-23

Now is the time to renew your
subscription to the ADVERTISER and
such other periodicals as you may
wish. BY coming in now you will
get the benefit of the lowest club
rates.
The Tipton advertiser., 1875-12-23
Read Stewards big advertisement.

THOSE wanting coal from us can
leave their orders with Brown the
sdrayman or at Rcichert & Cobb's
hardware, or at our Office.
REIcHERT & CULBERIsoN
The Tipton advertiser., 1875-12-23

WANTED.--l,O 900 hides, for which
the highest market price will be paid
at Stewards shoe store. If
The Tipton advertiser., 1875-12-23

"A desirable hotel property, fur
nished. for sale cheap on long time.
Inquire of Il. Pritchard, real estate
agent. Upton, Iowa.