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The Tipton advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Cedar Co., Iowa) 1856-1962, 1876-08-17
Of Application for Order
10 sell Reat Estate,

circait Court, Cedar Co.. Iowa. Angus;
tern. Is-s
In the matter n the estGte of Thomas Ma
aoDey. deceased.
TO John Aatony. Mary Doyle. James
Doyle. Timothy Williams. Timothy Aaho-
sEey AID Margaret AahoDey.
You are hereby notified iaSt here 10 nov
- file m the 9ss4ee % the t8-Ex u the sfr-
cult Court. IN aad for the county Of Cedar,
IN the SLATE Of lows petition OF Margaret
A8a9ney, AdgnlHlsIr1iT8x Of the estate Of
Thomas MsaonNg. decea sed. asking an or
feF Of said Court authorizing her 10 sell AT
DD bic or private sale for the purpose of
paying the debts and charges against said
estate, the following real estate to-wis:
Lesfs seven ~ ard eight - of baeek MY
seven - OF stars addition 10 the town a.
Upton, in Cedar Co. Iowa, and part 81 lot
siA = OF b!0ses eAsEsD t2lt 81 the town 81
FfpEstu Ia Cedar %. lots. described - fol-
40sTs to-Eite Com none r- OH t1a east side
" 1tlaF street at d point - feet sonfH ~
tst- D9rtb@e<f corner 8f said Bnt sEn 90,
ts-Iee esSs. IL feet. thence south 10 feet
thence west III feet 10 said Cedar street,
thence north along said CEDAR street la tie
place Of beglnnffg
NoE uni1- g8u appear 10 said petition
and d. fefaG thereto as or before noon OF tie
second day oftne neat Term Of said Court
20 be begun and held 81 Upton; in said
County On TIE 3~ta day 81 August I.7s, a de-
fault wlil - entered against you ana taug-
naeat rendered aud an order 81 sale made
thereon 81 aec3fsaauee with the prayer Of
sid petition
As WOLF 4 f.aSfTT
Attorneys f4f Mar arsi Nah 1ney. Aim TX,
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About six o'clock Sunday evening
the body Of VIM. Robinson, tenant
residing on the farm Of Thos. Dannat,
near Low Moor, was found under the
wheel of his wagon in the road about
three miles west Of tia, place, by par
ties who mad noticed the team stand
ing in the road for fully half hour
before the discovery Of the remains.
Mr.. Robinson spent the day with his
brother at De Witt and was driving
home when the accident occurred.
1t seems the wagon wheels had gone
down in a rut and as tho driver occu.
pied a high spring seat, it is suppos-
ed he was thrown TO the ground in
from, Of the wheel and that before he
could ex.ricate himselfthe wheel had
passed over his neck. When found
the wheel was resting on the mans
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nfIon.

aSol5:er4. Those q yO1 VIC 60
template rotlag The Deuoc-assc sscx-
81. stop sas ihiak z4oz1eut vbo yo-
vii Tose fa IL Fo4 do Wasz you
Ee-e - tie fro1. er3Eia- 81 lie
hsriships ard P-iratio1s q HE,~heE
the hospitals were s343 with soua5-
ed and drag boss i blas, shos 3o~s
~ the DeD1c-ssic r.1eAs VIC I'll
This year sat- The Deno--ttae taesei
uben after years q =srfa-es TIE Tag
H&s 6roosEy he per- -e-e tl-zng
q tie org ao1tes', aod the sa--as'
sE0gts r a. trse -s- we're Gre-.e1
70 st-eagt1eusr- IT. cs4ss, AID ID.
s.e--- = - A-Grs -s7 u ths S=4-
lbe- Tie Ez #a3 are 1oz 5s-s:
q the Democrats tsek=t gaze Eosce'
g s0ca Et.ra1sas - thls: TIE xE
"a tszlz-e Peace a. EFT pre- :
gtEszs.s3sg Ea-g3T
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Harvest is over, very shor. ills
season.
Fine harvest weather Wheat is
almost failure. One farmer, Mr..
Bischof, ,hreshed three large ricks
which yielded only twelve bushels.
Barley poor, rather, and light.
Oats in some cases yield large
quantity, but it is Ugh, in weight.
Sunday Schools are prospecting
finely. Inland Center hes very in.
teresting Sabbath school. Was there
last Sunday Rev. Nr. Pos.en was
in attendance and assisted in very
pleasant aud entertaining manner in
the exercises. Nr. j. Dobbins is
SuperinieEdent-aB earnest, zeslous
man in the good work. Among the
teachers. we might mention ]. NJ
Wildernnth and Mrs. G. f. Wi'cutt
Mrs. Wilcutt, teacher Of ladies' Bible
class, is woman Of thought aud in
| teliigence, and makes an excellent
teacher. They have new song books
and three 5. 5. papers.
There is talk Of festival at the NJ.
+. church soon. \ grand time is ex-
pected.
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W@ pz5zta : ae-.e- . this lss2e q
sse Is.zez- Desza FRI. !Lla5a-aa, wit
- tn a. ex-C1gte5s-ate ssl3ler, 2
aatsre s.,gt5erre-. sad geutleloz1
-a1se a&a1e asgge, we're re permit
~ 70 rnen.ioa /, xoal3 carry coz
ylc..1a Il tt.e i:stEfalaess q LIZ state
rse1ts 10 Ill. lie draws grsp1ic
pszfe 81 the state q Affairs il Ala
basaa, ani sts:et positively .1st there
j % tach taiag a. freedom q tie bsl~
IL: ID tlat b ate. IL states another
izc,, and this ls,ter We especially 5e
.se 70 call attention %. lie says
that TT The slightest ofsuses. quarrel
iFg between husband sa3 vile, 10:
iuEtsnoe. negro men ard women are
arrested, tried, heavy peusl'y i'm
poael, aid tlereapya Their services
ere sod 10 pay the fine and costs. II
Lee county most ofthese negroes are
sold to Senator Gordon, Of Georgia,
who has plantatlon in Gay county,
and they are sent 10 work out the
fne and costs at about = to 81 per
n.on,h. While engaged in working
ont their fnes they are sbackled, whip
ped, and otherwise ill-ireated, as If
they were actually the slaves Of the
Senator. And We call the attention
81 Congress and the country to this
statement. 1t is true that under pre-
tended laws for the punishment Of
crimes and mislemeanors practical
slavery is being reinstated in Alaba-
ma. In view OF the facts constantly
coming to light, who can doubt it?
There Ii time not far distant when
an end will be put 10 such base viola
ii9ns CT the Constitution, even though
physical force be necessary to accom-
plish it. The people Of the North
fought the rebellion, conquered it,
and having done 50 depended upon
the promises Of the vanquishcd to re-
spcct aud maintain the settlement
agreed upon. The former then re-
turned to their duties, and have since
occupied themselves with business
They arc slow to be aroused, but
when once they are satisfied that the
South will not, and never intended to
accept the situation and keep the
pied gcs made so solemnly, a feeling
will be excited that will not be allay
ed until the full penalty Of such per
fdy las been paid and full security
for the future exacted.- Cha. Inter- u
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Temperance SasnpmeetrnS.

Nh EDEToE -Alaos me to announce
Through yoUr columns that tie pro
xramne for the Temperance CanDmeet-
ius ;. Clear Lake, September is. 10 sth.
all soon be published We are now In
correspondence with tie following dis
iing1i.aed Temperance workers for the
purpose OF securn. their services at the
meeting. Hon. Neal Dow, ri Maine;
Hon. jas Black, Of Pennsylvania. Hon.
Alexander Graham, Ct Missouri: Hon.
Richard Baxter, author Cfthe Baxter
Iaw, Of Indiana; Rev John Rasseli, OF
Detroit, and Mother Stewart. Of Ohio,
the pioEeer Of the CraSgdcs
We can assure the people that the
best tateEt viii lie secured for tie meet
srg
send nc y6Hr name aud address If you
desire the programme. Friends a the
cause, NE ask you to aid q. in every
manner possible. In order to get a
large attendance give the meeting as
much publicity as possible. Come 10
the lake yourselves and try to induce
others to attend, and pray iL.l Gods
blessing may guide u In our lsbors.
Truly Yours,
Mrs ]. Ellen Foster, Sec'y,
Clinton, Iowa
Papers throughout the Northwest
please copy.
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FFon Ocean Co Ocean IN -
hoarS.-Whal il Tc1rAeS-
OR Cenieanist YcaF:

The sxscczr i<Arnx.s q he EK.-sarii-
1xry -. taz Wv NE-k . >8- E-z1-
cisco i - As.rs. an sa-oss ere sAl-3
II ne e-szrs 1zssx-cs aTe- TIE Fl Txvze
: PE-sTarR.is RzzlwsT. US =ast fr
tz.s t1l5I-sls C lie premises as3s hT
ne rsx-asszas-f X tAis great Lis, Tat
= :As o3s HrzS-esA rear Ct ozr exist
--ss as . S@.Soz. . railway. Tor E1s cC-
F5s-sztss o Is structure. the perEersSo-
81 iIs e1zT-sa;- lie East cxaes exPe
s5e-.ts fe- sT4sed, Al modern improve
zsz,s sa- cozfart and Engeaious e~-1si-
r1;ig-s far safety. o tie fGce rf The
gs5ss- sLa.sa &c The great r wAyae 4
PsaEsyiv.1sa Rosi Hew vel, srrly
al saiths4lly EHs ih4s rre mise heea
aef-- mar = iEdsel - lac c-oxuing
triEErh il tie great -&ce agss1st time
& tie Jarrett ( Pzlzer Special San
TEtacisco Train ahieh ran froE View
TcEk 10 C1zca.o u s-ss ihsn q kogrs-
1ls.E-es If .I2 miles 49, miles De-
tp-e- New York All Pittshzrg. v.s
rz- BY o-e locomotive, ard without .
sirsis ssop-a seaf entirely si.Aons pre-
c~45eas u Tie annals oi railway history,
E.d teaches C that rosAin- i iEnpessi-
he On the greas Fl Wayne & Ptnrsrl-
raE.s Railroad, and sha; II has outssrip-
pei the progressive rsilusv rivals, not
c-Iy II America, b1r the Old World
Fnrrfg- newspaper correspondent. Wis
/ isiEg o1f Centennial. overlook tie great
Eryositio1 ard its world of Wonderland
1 e. their first hoEnewsrd bosn8 letters
wTsh lie advanced IDEAS Ct the Psnnsyl
vE1iI Z r WsEne Railway syssen.and
/ invariably Ard Enhesit4,iBgls proroaucs
] Il the nciei railway Of the world, and
Americas fitting Representative 81 "a
| .iorsl engineering, .Arcsd cffligl obscr-
/ VaslGrss ard tie sarir observation CT al
/ IDEAS advancing tie interests and com
forts 81 is patrons Palirnsns New
Palace Sleeping. DrsHir- Room 2sd Ho-
tel Cars, are ran upon 81 tfGip., and the
1 Ire being mary miles lie shortest from
l Chicago 10 NeE YORK. Philadelphia,
/ Baltimore snl WAsLingta8, tie sdyan-
/ ts-e Of Low fares are il its f4Tsr. II
/ Hsst ks borne n mind that Tie Fl
4 Wayne & Pennsylvania trans run d.
i rect TO 81 tie shgFe FAMED cities, and
| into the Centennial grounds Low fare
;cgets nav sc Purchased al The sener-
! 81 Office, s. Clark s.. CAicsgo, Or 81 the
i Dtret. ard Information, by mail, fur
1 rsshei
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Democratic Ratification Meet
ings.

The Council Bluffs Nonpareu puts
it thusly: "The friends Of Dir. Tildcn
at Glasgow, Ky, ratified that gentle
mans nomination by burning build
ing wherein colored children were
taught to read and write. At Ham
burg they shot seven negroes in cold
blood. In Texas they cheered for
JEFF Davis aud the stars and bars. In
Missouri they hauled down the Union
flag and threw the rebel colors to the
breeze. If this is what we see in the
green tree what shall we see in the
dry?'
The same paper says Of Mr.. Hen
bricks: I'm 1861, when the war
broke out, Thomas a. Hendricks was
q member OF the First Presbyterian
Church Of Indianapolis, the pastor Of
which, DIR. Nixon, preached a sermon
leelaring it the duty of loyal and
,hristian people to stand BY the gov.
,rnmens. Upon this Mr.. Hendricks
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STATE TICKET.

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L-tste Of e. r. NcQsiIien. deassaed. The
State Of Iowa, Cedar county, ~. W.
To whom IL may eouceYn:
Yon are hereby notified that the fnaI re :
port of Francis Bell. admipistrator Of said
estate of q. r. .o4nfiien, decreased, has
bean filed. and that the August term Of the
Circuit Court u said County, com m 4ncing
on t,Ie fo,TtL Eonaag. 18th day OF August
ls1G, has beeh set ~ Che day TOR nnai hear
Ing ia skid case, At which time all psrsous
interested may appear and show eau - why
said adm Instr ator hould not be- discharged.
PIATT 4 CAER, w. III. VAN MESS.
Sw.S2 Atfys. Clerk.
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Let our Democratic friends note

Let our Democratic friends note
he following:
CHAsixs NEGEoEs WIN DoGs.-
Tie lHihon Goamty Colrier, enc OF
he best-knoxn Democratic papers in
Alabama, contains the following
statement. 1t needs 10 comment:
"BlI Taylor, one q t@o negroes
arrested at terbena for burglary, es-
capped from Constable Cook while
that officer was bringing him TO jail at
this place. Sheriff Campbell chased
him with hounds into hutaugua Co,
but the dogs, having previously been
0. the trail Of some black convicts
who escaped from Morris, Jackson x
Co, gave out, and the chsse had to be
abandoned"
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severed rs connection VII. tie
-chsrch and DeTer returned Abo1t
The sane line TII5en wrote. Tbs
wa Is q perfec; outrage ! vii lend
10 assistance whatever 10 - prose
c1tior.s-
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Notice is hereby given that the under.
sigDet ha- this day beet appointed 10y the
Circuit Court % Cedar county, iowa admin
istratrIx III the estate ofo. W. Porter, de-
ceased. and All p~r.enE having claims
against @a.i estate are hereby notified TO
lie them Eith the Clerk 0s catsi Court, clear
~ stated and duly sworn ta.agd pefaons oU
log SAID estate are nOtiI.st: - make inm ed
late payment to the BBd+.l1-lg IeA
Dated al Upton, iosa, tHls lGlh dgy Of
August, 4. u, 1876.
2E.3 URSULA A. PORTER Admir-.
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Notice or Final Report.

To Whoia il May Concern
You are hereby notified that the final re.
por. Of J. II P4rr, Administrator of the
estate Of Hm. PAR, decease5, IL fIled, and
r. Il Tie August term of the Circuit eogrt Of
aid county, con-, raeaGing on the stb Mon.
day, the 18th day 81 August, is.5, E.S Lees.
set a. the dayior final hearing In said Gaze,
al which time all persons interested may
sppear and show cause Why said administra
tor .houId not be discharged
WIZ VAN SE3s, CLERK.
pIATT f1ER Att'Ys
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Gen. Be5. Harrison has accepted
ths non rlzt7ga fgr Governor If the
Sac q Iaiisus. Tie Hon. Cod
tore :. Orh resigned because the
partv was somewhat divided On ar
count Q: his supposed connection
with the Eenezaelzn claims. Al
though the House committee report
ed ac.t 81 he clai-as fraudulent, they
made 40 reflection upon NJ. Orh.
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Adm.uisiraiOr's Notice,

Notice j. hereby given that the under
signed has thts day been appointed by tse
Circuit Court u Cedar G1,, Iowa, Of the
estate ~ Joseph Bail, decreased, and All
peFsDns having claims against said estate
are hereby notified 10 file them with the
clerk Of said court. clearly stated End duly
sworn 70, and persons owing said estate are
Ioilsed 70 make immediate pas ent 10 the
unaers.gnesi.
Dated It Upton IOWA, this lsl Day ofAug
A ~ 1876.
2N.A ALoNZ0 snsM Administering
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Notice Of Final Report.

70 whom II may concern:
Eotirs - herahy gwen that there Is nov
on lie ia tn1 once Of tie CLERK ~ the Cir
colt Court 81 the state III Iowa. within and
for cedar county. the Il aai report II WTa. G..
HaskIng. Adm illustrator Of the estate 81
Aionzo Page. d>cSasef. and that tine 2th
dag of Aggust. lbs Is s.t far the hearing
thereon aud sztd al mini .irs tor will Ue dis
charged II no al IcIent objection he then
made M. ii yAs sks-.
wGLF L4xay CLERK.
AU7ys FOR Admir-. sx-T3
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Age Of Improvements! Here we Come!
G.. D. EVANS & SON,
Pioneer AgriCu|t'I implement
MEN or CEDAR AND JONES COUNTIES.


NseAsss
gA Sses Sorer Many css Mow Resp
Mcdowell
WEd Wind Nils Jones Wind Nlla COIN
Thomas
Aaroad Carriers
Peru yPf0ws.C
Noots1 P1mps Road Nnhs Rg.i DaPs Easlzsr Field
everything
speciality furnished
uf n n
samples,
CD. EVANS & SON,
Clarence Upton.
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SANDALWOOD

Possesses g0Dsh greater power in restor-
ing to a healthy state. II never produces
sickness. ~ cstiain and speedy n It's a ion.
# Is fast suTerseding every o, her remedy
s.Jfy capsules cure In six or eight days.
No ethics medicine can 10 this
owing ~ iis great success. 10 any snbsti-
tuts& b ave been advertised. slen as Pastors,
9ixfUer. pills. Bai%au- ctr, all Of when
have bes n abandoned.
Dpnstts. Dirk 4 fD.'s S,n fttllsl,s ~ors.ai ming
o. LAT TInfli,r3oj syid m M Uruy ~ orey An
I'm ftrcp1l1rs Dr snaI N ~ md "a IIiy8S,tr ~.
4seV y,orL. Boy oae 5;n ~
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General w. T. Sherman says: 81
know Governor Hayes, and there
never was a pyrer or better man in
public or private life. He is a man
that can be trusted al all times, and
| know the same can be said Of Mr..
Wheeler
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SorTH BEND, August ll.--At the
Republican rally here tonight, Hon.
Schuyler Co!fax, after making some
interesting remarks said: Let me
therefore, in these brief Introductory
remarks, venture prediction as to
a subject interesting to al Of U.s.
the financial situation. Travelling
over the country from October to
July on lecturing tour from New
England to Nebraska, conyersing
with more people Of all classes and
occupations Than auy other citizen,
aud watching closely the signs Of the
times in every section Of the country
that visited, ] am very glad to
express my conviction that financially
we have at last weathered the worst
oc the storm, and that before the
close Of this Centennial year We shall
see the commencement Of slowly
rising tide Of prosperity taking the
place Of the stagnation which has
p4ralyzed business and unsettled
values since the dark days If Sep
TENDER, 1873, when the panic burst
upon us.---Ec.
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Notice Of Final lseport,

Estate Of AlexaEd.r Chnprell, deceased
To whom ii may concern:
You ale b.rsts< notified thgt Ann Chap
pei adm 1is.ratrix at.Isx LnagrelI a.Gid
has n led bsr final report a. snch aud that
the frst day ofthe August term oi Circuit
court commencing on tie 18th day OF Aug,
k3g, at Upton, Iowa, has been set as the
day Of final hearing at Which time all per-
sons Interested may appear and show
cause why she should not he discharged.
PIATT n CARR. w. III. VAN MS,
gW-39 AIl'ys, CLERK.
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Read the advertisement Of DR.. Nc
Affee the celebrated specialist, in this
paper, who offers to pay oEe hundred
dollars forfeit for aug case he under.
takes and does not cure. 3m3l
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I : l..sscc -s1 urstes fres-
I Kama. WIZ VII youay men host
s-og15 lie city as j ! IL Eve YEAR
I dang nothing, ~bel hey can come
/ l-.o any q toese Western States s-6
ga I5J sc-es & rsch LAID io- %: hBg,
AID fsse u1ors than they car cat an
~ear, b'esi1es serving their country
Il oT-er.ry Up lev regiocs:7 Sure
e1oegb, z1y 30 men lczf about con-
-aaA'ns 8 haia 'ines
Ger. Saerfasn SAYS the r-o-,os1,;tu
trorn the agency Indians tia. ces-
ss.scn q h9s l.it;es with String Bal
and his adberents shall be arranged
10 the in,erests cf r,err0sveE, rese. il
Altogether %. Ct the question. The
Indian tribe with which tie Govern
u4eus is al var il not such La, ion Is
% allow the establishment ot any ne
/ gotIatloE.s Il shis Or any character; nc
confidence can be placed in their
premises, while reason Tor not favor
ing The proposition il that the request
does not cctae from the hostile tribes,
aud there IS 10 grouad Tor believing
the desire for peace. Gen. Sheri-
dehs views on the proposition have
not yet teen received at headqusr-
tiers.
Il shocking tragedy occurred in
"'eo va iDDo"y '"s"s ;" "'''en
rancls Haniord, principal Ct the
w :" 'V " as
=
:.
= ~,
~ :
yea '',@H '7'ahu s"u"s HAL
learning 'na' oil Oh sei''e'ha"'
money in his bo,.e arranged with
| some mails n murder him and hi,
wife and get the money. The off
cars found :, I'm, and secre,ed them
selve. IN the house and had a aesner
sgb, ,.ino nm the won,a he murder
ers badly.
Prof Huxley. Of England, is nov
visiting the United States. He de
| livers three lectures in New YorI
and then returns.
Dresden, Germany, has Teen shak
en- by an earthquake recently.
rta n .Ia N L Cb,rcl -,
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sup Iowa, has been engaged 70 de-
liver lie annual address a. the FAN
q "Wednesday. >~pt-, 1T.
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4 vcary girl. stopping al the
Revere House il Clinton. blew tie
light instead q turning Ct inc gas.
Size .sv unconscious al next day.
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8: Cedar rapids fr1En sept. llth TO
18th.
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aeb I3sx crsiny al the time a,
trT1c ard The c14x war to s,op il
wss - 8rozn III which he riee. 70
Ia b,,, xas fo.les in ID, attempt.
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han2fea 1o.is's 'e"a'1 lai ne e'ies'
and co1Fict,on O Inc efs . o. "
sons gu.i'T OF the nnraer q heo'.fe
>.onase' o. Ass sN5a''' VI Inc 'e'p
There Will be an excursion from
Cedar falls to Columbus, Oaio,
starting Sept. 9Th. A ticket for the
80 p
IOWA nas sent over lguf ihonsahd
visitors 10 tn- Centennial.
A Mr.. Fonv. Of Monticello, about
~ wears of age. Tgb. csmoIexion.
baay, mns,ache. rather curly hair.
and medium height. recently disap.
reared and information is wanted
Concerning his whereabouts. Ad.
d,ess Mr. S;mnons jefferson House
Dutnoue.
gu hiul uep'asl'' va s"o"n 81
years of age, who, learning that the
mother Of playmate Of his,expccted
money through the pest eff :e, called
,o,' aha pres ''''s P'p1 ' 80 .ae
4 81 H.
The Tipton advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Cedar Co., Iowa) 1856-1962, 1876-08-17
IOWA CITY ACADEMY

Furnishes students superIo. opportunities
for obtaining good academic education.
qualifying themselves TO teach n the com
mon schools. or preparing 10 enter the
state University.
Fall Terms c3fnmsnces September 18th.
l.-g.
Ee-For fail circular Of both institutions
and for specimens OF Pen hip. address
w MCCLAIS, Iowa Ctiy fsa.