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New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1875-01-31

|
OF the mouths of the Mississippi are two:
First, by stirring up in some way the ma.
terlal OF the bar so that the current shall
| sweep 1t away into deep water.
/ Second, by combining mouth of the river
0y Jattles on the bar, so that aided, if neces-
sary, BY dredging Or stirring up, the water
| shall be able TO scouD channel through
the bar, and maintain it when once formed.
Judging from the results thus far obtain.
ed, the board is of the opinion that no
admissible expenditure of money can per-
manently maintain by the stirring process
depth OF twenty feet at mean low water
at the mouth of the Mississippi; and as they
do not consider this an adequate depth.
they deem the first process named inadmis-
sible.
In considering the method by ietties, it
may be well to state the facts on which
their application at the mouth of the Mis-
elssippi is based. On examining a man of
the mouths of the river, it will be seen that
each pass through the greater part of it's
length has nearly constant width, but that
its widens toward its bar, SO that on it's
outer crest it has several times it's ordinary
width; while its depth is less in something
like the same proportion. The cause of this
change seems to be the following: The river
water as it approaches the bar is somewhat
above the level OF the gulf, and so tends
to dlverge, the stream thus becoming thin
ner and wider This thinning and widen
ing is aided by the greater density of the
salt water, which makes the fresh water
rise over it on a slope that Is sleeper as the |
velocity OF the river water is less. This
thinned sheet of water forms its own banks |
as the bar moves out to sra; but as in this |
wide, shallow stream, the friction is great |
near the bank, deposits begin there: the |
stream is narrowed and deepened, and in |
time that part of the stream obtains the
form already assumed by the portion above,
which allows the water to pass with least
resistance. To-day, while there are but
seven feet OF water on the outer crest
Of the Southwest Pass bar, it is vet only
about $4,000 feet from the bar to thirty
Get OF water above the bar, and it fol.
has been for the last one hundred
md twenty years the same as for the last
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the prospects of favorable investments are
good. No further responsibility could
properly be assumed on the subject.
ORIZABA.
AS we ascend to higher plateau We find
corresponding change in the productions.
The fruits OF the tropics abound, but per-
haps they arc not altogether go highly
Favored. In place, however, of these
Eu1uries We find the cereal grains, vegeta-
bles end cattle. Then the climate is more
favorable to continuous industry, and the
disposition both to agriculture and mann.
features becomes more evident. There are
at Orizaba the work and repair shops of
the railroad. There are upon the water
power which ,abounds on this plateau.
cotton mills of considerable importance. Nor
need 1t be supposed that the arts are in
their infancy here. For all the staple
manufactures of the country the native
artlficers are entirely competent Works
OF leather, wood or iron may not be made
with the same perfection as bv machinery
VI chemical process, but they answer the
popular purposes. and with the cheapness
OF labor and the protection of freights and
tariff, exclude much foreign goods. Orizaba
claims 10000 pQp9icsiop. L ia elevated
mora tbor 100 1ln1-NN $3.50
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The Tipton advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Cedar Co., Iowa) 1856-1962, 1875-09-09
FROM WEST BRANCH.

The Springdalc primary = Getting Ia
select delegates to the coming County
Convention was held at Centerlale, On
Saturday, August -, at 3rN The
following persons We're chosen dele
gates DR.. Savage, l.. J. Miles, A. Il.
Cornwall, K b. Smith, Nathan Smith
aud :. Cause. The meeting was har
monious and passed off quietly.
l.. w Rabar. formerly publisher Of
the Times, has disposed OF his entire
office to Mr.. T.. Grinnell, who has a.
sumed the editorial management, and
proposes hereafter to make the Times"
an outspoken Republican organ.
West Branch is improving; a number
Of new buildings and work on the
streets being the order Of the day
Prof. Robins, OF NcchanicsVillc, Is en-,
trrtaning the people with an rNposi
ton of Spiritualism.
Senator Chambers together with
number Of influential and worthy men,
are about organizing Mutual Lite In
snrance Company
T8m9s aud candidates are numef-
Gus. l..
August 20, 1873
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issasss SUGAR slsEEst.
Programme of Sabbat:, school
Convention.

The Sugar Creek Township Sunday
School Convention will be held at Pleas
ant Hin Chapel, sept 18th and 18Th
SATURDAY.
p. M-Temperauce lecture by
Rev. Bauder; also general business OF
the Convention
to 9:45-Dcvotional exercises and
prayer for the Sabbath School, conducted
by Rev. Bunts.
10 to l0:30-Address by Mrs Baker.
1870 to ll-Reports from schools.
II to | 30-Model infant class rs
Mr.. f. Bacon.
ll;30 to l1:41-Miscellaneou> tt
marks
AFTERNOON
2 to 2:30-This Convention, its pnr-
poses and the cause it represents, by
members of this Convention.
2:30 to 3-Query Box; address by
W. j. Given.
3:l5 to 330-Remarks by the su.
perintendents.
Closing address by A. G. Martin.
A cordial invitation is extended to all
friends of the Sabbath School to be pres.
ent and assist in the work.
GEO. BRITToN, Chm
l. J. AGNUE, Sec'y.
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THERE will probably never occur
a better chance to purchase good
clothing cheap for cash than the
many persons who are in town this
and next week will find by stepping
into Wallaee's City Clothing Store.
No end to new goods of all styles
and quality. Hats and caps, shirts,
collars, cuffs and ties, coats, vests
and trowsers as well as complete
suits, and a good trunk to put them
all in. Call and take advantage of
the situation.
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FROM CLARENCE.

Mr. Murphy has returned
Mr.. Shuch IS practieing dentistry
around town.
Four teachers are employed in the
public school.
Mr. Thompson's horse, "B.ougham, us
at Davenport waiting for go"
Our down street boarding house is
kept by Mr.. Bennett,
Mr. Simmons, Of the firm of Simmons
& Hanna, ry-goods, started in company
with his wife for Chicago, Monday eve.
Frank Sessions, of Mt. Vernon, for
merly the Iowa correspondent for the
"Stlll- water News" was in the city on
Monday.
Capt. McKelvey, of Chicago, who was
here on Monday, will soon return to
make a long visit with his family and
friends
The Tipton advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Cedar Co., Iowa) 1856-1962, 1875-09-09

Miss Mary Bray started for West
Branch, Wednesday, where she is en-.
gagged as teacher in the High school,
The society folks discuss the Womans'
Rights question to ni-ht. Much inter.
est was taken in last weeks programme.
A crowded house ~ expected tonight.
Dr. Iule aad his wife are on the road
to New York, where they expect IT, visit
friends in the vicinity of Elmira.
While Mrs Chappell aud niece were
exchanging greetings Friday, man
walking by was happy in carrying of,
the valise which lay unaoticed for the
moment At the discovery of the lost
valisc, messengers were dispatched
down town for Mr. Moriaty, the consta-
BILE. He was made happy by the call,
though he had TO close his shop; but
when he reached the house and met
Mrs G. ut her door and heard her OK
claim: "Oh. we have found il. NJ. era
ham carried it of just for fun he
thought something of resigning his Office
as he could not see where 40 much hap
pineSs come in.
A large crowd Of our horse men and
others assembled at the depot, Thurs
day, to await the coming Of the noon
freight On which were James Gr"ig's
famous Scotland horses These horses
are big and strong built, with large
limbs aud feet; good for draft and by
breeding with our American horses,
which Mr.. Grcig has Imported them for
will make first class farm teams.
Mrs Pierce, of Carroll, is visiting in
town. knowing Of her arrival our re
porter gained the following information
concerning the welfare Of our Clarence
brothers and sisters ia that city: Car
RON is Il lively town of about eight hun
dred inhabitants Mr.. MAcomber is
having "a fine practice and seems to have
success assured. Will Leland is at
tending closely to biz, and doing we'll.
Mrs Parr, ! understand, has twenty
boarders and is doing lively business.
Nick Beider has thriving meat market;
and as to ourselves, think we did well
by changing our homes although we
left behind many dear friends and kind
neighbors.'
James McClennaa, a Nj. Vernon drug.
gst is now taking an inventory OF the
City Drug store stock, prior to taking a
halt interest In that establishment. We
know Jimmy of old-a first class drug
gist-and trust he will have good sue
cess in this town.
CREsus.
The Tipton advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Cedar Co., Iowa) 1856-1962, 1875-09-09

Owing to the wide spread dissatisfsc-
ton with the action Of the Republican
nominating convention on Sept. 4th,
and at the earnest solicitation of large
number of my friends, | have consented
to announ ee myself as an independent
candidate for the Office of County Au-
ditor MoREAU CARROLL
Sent C. 1875
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MARRIED..

At the residence of f. Golden, on Thurs
day, September End, 1873, by Rev. J. w.
Kynett, Mr.. EDWARD CHAPMAN and Miss
SARAH GoLDIS0
At Upton, on Sept. sth, 1878, by J. s.
Tuthill J. P, Mr.. PETER BRANDT and Miss
MARTHA SHaIvER, both of this county.
September I'd, 1875, at the Lutheran par
souage In Upton, by the Rev. J. X. Bloom,
Mr.. VALENTINE EcHrERNAcH to MISS MARY
BucHER, all Of Cedar county, Iowa.
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SINGLE and two seated buggies,
also three spring wagons, on terms TO
suit customers. with S. r. Neiman,
west Of City Drug Store.
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THE FAIR preparations are under
full Roadway and everything promises
we'll if the weather is only favorable.
Entries are already being made in
numerous departments. and all should
remember hat the Sceretary's books
are closed at noon on the second day
of the Fair--next Wednesday, Sep
TENDER 18th.
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Boors.-kip Boots, Calf Boots,
heavy boots. light boots, pegged
boots, sewed boots, big boots, little
boots, mems boots, boys boots, youths
boots, childs boots, stoga boots, rub,
Der boots, box-toe boo.s-and moth
ing but good boots at Stewards Shoe
store
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The sad news came yesterday 10
Mrs. NJ. A. Harris of the death that
morning of her sister, Mrs. Amanda
Meyer, for number of years re-
siding in Missouri.
The Tipton advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Cedar Co., Iowa) 1856-1962, 1875-09-09

WHEN you come in to the fair next
week. call at Stewards Shoe Store,
and see his goods and prices. Next
door to Hammonds' Bank.
The Tipton advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Cedar Co., Iowa) 1856-1962, 1875-09-09

PREsBYrERY. - The Iowa City
Presbytery convenes in Upton next
week Tuesday, Sept. l4th, at seven
o'clock r. NJ. Rev. Thos. Fl. Hench
will preach the opening sermon. All
the sessions are open to the public.
The Tipton advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Cedar Co., Iowa) 1856-1962, 1875-09-09

WE have secured first class Boot
and Shoe maker, and are prepared to
do all kinds Of repairing and custom
work in satisfactory manner, at
Stewards Shoe Store.
The Tipton advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Cedar Co., Iowa) 1856-1962, 1875-09-09

COUNTY FAIR on Tuesday, Wednes-
day, Thursday and Friday of next
week. For particulars see small bills
The Tipton advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Cedar Co., Iowa) 1856-1962, 1875-09-09

TIE Springdale Primary Meeting
for electing delegates to the county
convention was the largest one ever
attended by most that were there.
The proceedings were generally har-
monious and the men chosen were all
good ones.-- Uea Branch Times.
The Tipton advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Cedar Co., Iowa) 1856-1962, 1875-09-09

Hats and caps, large lot new
STYLES, at Casad & Gilmore's.
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Notice of Dissolution.

Notice Is hereby given that the partner
snip heretofore existing between the I'M
derslgned has been dissolved.
f. WAUKE.
WIN. N ESBITT.
dated Ang 18th. 1877, 2a3i
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Teachers contracts an APP
proved form, either for Independent
Districts or districts. for sale at
this office. #
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ar next week.
New advertisements
Try Casad & Gilmore.
c.
~. ~,
''''oA ~ a. '''e wy ''"hey
Has "Fair weather commenced.
New goods at Dean & Ingman's.
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n,ora,s O" 'a' "
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= .o's . ne" so,'os al i'fiie"
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Warm meals at all hours at the
,''y "ahe'y'
Upton is flooded with new
goods of all kinds.
The County Fair commences on
Tuesday of next week.
shirts at Ga -ad 4 Gilmore's.
p; - H. -,
''''' ~ S'",9 "'',' i''se''
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- - ., :, :" t"os' 80
~ 49, ''''' ''''" 49, :" "'''a
-,eFefai COMMUNICATIONS oo.n
from nome ana ABROAD. lie over ahtli
=,
Live and learn, and You viii
40 as ne does-buy your clothing oil
oasaa I" u'imore.
Inc " hat-is-it county 1oh'en-
,roh ihee's a, 'he court Mouse IN
Upton next saturday.
-Everythiny YOU buy of Casad &
fillmore Will be just as represented.
on can depend upon TINS.
The convention is over, the
chances are ended. and vet we are
not all nominated Tor once.
New goods are beginning to
pour in on Dean 4 Ingman. See
their advertisement elsewhere.
-Stainiuger has received very
ar &c assortment Of the newest and
most stylish iewelry. Call and see
p.;o,., oa hr;al, .l,r. On
hand and for sale low at VIM. ket-
tells, near the Masonic cemetary. tt
The communication entitled
..Found Him" shouId have an,eared
last week (if at alp but was over
looked.
-Don,t foryat that Won can ge,
s,anc,l mates lor marking grain sacks
Sc., made TO suit you at W, +. Mil
Ter x Cos.
President Welch Of the Iowa
STATE arr;cpltnral collara delivers
the address at the Cedar county Fair
next week Friday
-Cbas Pratscb "meloned'' the
ADVERTISER office last week They
were Of the musk variety. and were
verv fine snecimens
II. ! = Dean returned las! week
ready for business with inst as large
and 6ne a stock as eyer
NO zee lerrieh Dean new al
lie oifers great 'nduce,
ments to all VINO "ish To buy good
me 1h'cago ~nSpos'f'oh ne-
gins TINS week hufsday. we
suppose MI "ray IS aIreadV 'or-
'lshed with excursion tickets.
Miss Julia A, Garretson. lecturer
OF the State Grange OF Patrons OF
wiz denver me annual
address at the Mechanlesviiie ra'r'
Thursday. sept. E'a' at one O'CLOCK
T. NJ.
Examine Staininrer's stock of
clocks, watches, CHAINS. pms and
leweiry generally. lie mas all mat
is new ana NICE, ana al very 10"
prices. on VIII ma nm at j. y.
"eseoets drug store
The heavy brake-iron which
holds the rnbbers was taken by some
a 5u .''" pa,,l C.rl;, left - tbsre
- loaa;,n b;s uanon loot s,r;,n
WHY WY" ' r -, n,n 80" go ''''
The sacrIilce OF the iatted bul-
lock for Bagley's meat market, and
the dividing asnnder OF his joints and
John Kmppipg. an experienced
artist in this line of business.
>,
-''''e u ''ie ueie"'eo a. we
'ate convention "rl'es US 'e',ar'
"iioh we pup'ish eise"ne'e' ne
no, on'y 'ooks at 'he s,''a'lo' loc"-
himself made Of manly metal.
"A number IF citizens If Cedar
and Job,son counties ,uh,;sb cali
in tho West Branch Times for a
maa,;, a, 0.s;s S.h,o, House oot
Az e. orr.n;za . n;a;,anoa corm;,
taa r~r .ha .sha,.'r ,'1o,ao,;on 81 onr
nnrso,s and nrona,,y"
The Tipton advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Cedar Co., Iowa) 1856-1962, 1875-09-09

TnEC., c. & w. Il. R.-Almost
as soon as this paper reaches the
public, the entire grade IN the G., G..
4 w. r. r. from where iron is laid.
to point two miles ,rest of the main
line of the ID. & st. p. road, will be
completed. This will make con-
tinuous grade of some seventeen
miles ready for the iron.
At point almost three miles west
Of the main line on the y. & st. p.
road, quite force has been at work
some two weeks in big cut-the
heaviest between Clinton and Cedar
river. This work will be completed
as early as the middle of next week.
So in few days all the gangs on
the line will be transferred to points
west. which will take a large ma jori.
ty of the men and teams into Cedar
county. 1t is forty miles from this
city to the east line Of Cedar county.
For few days track laying will
be confined to extending the road
from Lamb, Byng & Cos mill to the
depot grounds on tenth avenue in
this city. Our readers abroad will
understand that when the track lay
ing commenced last spring it was at
point some two miles from the bus
mess part Of the city. This two miles
is now being built. As soon AS FIN
ished track laying will be resumed at
the front.
Chief Engineer Blunt with Assist
ant Engineer Graves went over the
line this week as far as Tipton.
If necessary to insure the compile
ton Of the road to Iowa City by the
time Mr.. Hinckley has obligated him
self to do il, track laying will com
mence at Tipton-the work to be
prosecuted in both directions from
that pont.-Cl Clinton Ige.
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HERoIsM.--N. Editor.
Oh were YOU ere a candidatc2
And did Won ever trains

And did You ever trains
And feel that paipitdtiHg of the heart
You ne'cr may feel again.
Ii not, YOU never need wish to be
one; take my advice and keep out of
that boat for | have been there and
find she is ieohy old hulk and the
first thing you know she fills and
down she goes; and as YOU go down
oh how coid and dark it gets, and
then the little fishes begin to nibble
at you and YOU feel awful. | tell you,
and then you wonder if you will ever
rise again Yes, a thousand thoughts
will rush through your brain and
you'll wonder if you are going mad,
but can't begin to tell it all to you
so take my advice and don't be a
candidate. Well now as the smoke
Of battle begins to rise see we have
a good ticket after all, and one that
could not be bettered-unless | was
on it-one any way that will win in
October next. Yours,
DEFEATED.
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Before buying your plows call
and see the Morrison riow at the co.
operative store.
The Tipton advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Cedar Co., Iowa) 1856-1962, 1875-09-09

Late styles in dress and fancy
goods at Dean 4 lngman's.
The Tipton advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Cedar Co., Iowa) 1856-1962, 1875-09-09

--Shawls and skirts at Perrien
Deans.
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Don't spend time in looking for
stoves when you can save money by
calling on w. a. Young at the CO.
operative store.
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Yor do not want to forget that al
most all kinds of garden and towering
plants can be purchased at Sweet 5
conservatory lower than any Of You
can afford to raise them. Call and
see. II
The Tipton advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Cedar Co., Iowa) 1856-1962, 1875-09-09

Ladies' silk ties at Perrien
Deans.
The Tipton advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Cedar Co., Iowa) 1856-1962, 1875-09-09

largest stock of latest style
hats and caps in Upton at the CO.
operative store.
The Tipton advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Cedar Co., Iowa) 1856-1962, 1875-09-09

SNAKE SToRY.-Last week We'd
nesday couple Of the Mckee boys
came across large rattlesnake some
where in the vicinity Of Glen Mohe-
gam True to scripture, as we'll as
the natural instincts of young Ameri-
ca, they at once proceeded to bruise
the head of the ugly reptile; but the
fence rail hung FIRE little, and miss
ing the head at the first volley they
opened her snakeship somewhere
about the middle and were not Il
little surprised to see one minute
later eleven lively snakes where
there had been but one before. AL
though ten of them were evidently
very young, the whole family at once
coiled up and prepared for war. The
boys accepted the challenge and after
a lively engagement the snake fra
ternity all lay dead together in the
last ditch.
The Tipton advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Cedar Co., Iowa) 1856-1962, 1875-09-09

New style round combs at Per
rien Deans.
The Tipton advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Cedar Co., Iowa) 1856-1962, 1875-09-09

Germantown yarn and every,
thing else you can think Of at PR.
rien Deans.
The Tipton advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Cedar Co., Iowa) 1856-1962, 1875-09-09

Waterproof cheap at Perrien
Deans.
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PERSONAL NoTEs.-Wm. Dean, OF
the firm of Dean & Ingman, returned
from the Fast Tuesday morning
Mr.. Myron Childs, well known
former resident, was in Upton Tues
day.
Casad 4 Gilmore are represented
in market by Mr.. Gilmore, who start.
ed Monday to buy goods.
Al Fleming started for Chicago
Monday, and the Furniture store will
show the result of his journey.
The Tin Wedding Of DIR. and Mrs.
II. Ii. Maynard was appropriately
celebrated at their residence on Mon
dav evening. 1t was also the fortieth
anniversary Of the Doctors birth
day, but he returned some time in
the evening from prof., asivnaI en-
gagements wholly unconscious that he
was to find house full Of friends
gathered to celebrate the conjunction
Of events. and was no less taken by
surprise al the array OF ,inware
which met his wondering gaze. An
extremely pleasant social gathering
had ended when those present on
this occasion sough, their respective
homes.
Col. Temple, Of Union Spy" fame,
started for Davenport Tuesday noon.
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publ, SCHOOLS. = Our public
schools opened on Monday with all
the teachers in their respective places
as heretofore announced. The en-
rollment was very large for the begin
ing Of Fall term, running as follows
North School, 50; Primary, AZ; Sec
ondary IS; intermediate, 53; Gram
mar, So; High School, 69--total, 324.
Everything is going smoothly under
the administration of the new Super
intendent, Mr.. Ross, and all interes-
ted think the promise is for very
pleasant and excellent school with an
unusually large attendance.
The Tipton advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Cedar Co., Iowa) 1856-1962, 1875-09-09

One Of those excellent bound
aliases of Cedar county, giving town
ship maps and town plats. for sale
low at this office. If
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PuRI.lC SpEEcH.--Next Tuesday,
l4th inst, Hon II. o. Pratt will adj
dress the citizens of Upton and VIC
Unity on political topics, at the Court
House, commencing at two O'Clock
D. m. Mr.. Pratt is member of Con
gress from the Fourth Iowa District
and is one of the fuest orators IN the
State. Turn out everybody.
Large quantities of fall and
winter dress and business suits-best
of material and latest styles-at
Casad & Gilmore's.
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Tn Aayerrisers--Allt transient and special Lo-
cal Notices and transient Adveraisemeh's'Rus'o ne
Maid for In advance to secure insertion.
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The Tipton advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Cedar Co., Iowa) 1856-1962, 1875-09-09

Ticking, Denim, Duck
ing, Check and Shirt
ings. Table Linen in
red, green, buff, blue and
brown, Table and bed
spreads.
Competing and on
cloths, Curtains and
FEATURES. WHite und
COIrn Blankets, Horse
BLANKETS, batting md
CUr71et Warp of all
COlors, WnU Paper,
SHulriS, SHlrfS, HNtS
Nnd Cups, &c.
Remember the Place, ~
PERRlEN DEANS,
North or Court House.