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Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1876-03-09
9s>isatr sst I'm arissAial.

Nw 3ottbdute. i,asentli9 bic uiibt,
sipax in Der imparjsn Bergen. Ea,
pisber gang retelii4. 1ieie gious ohe,
7afotd. Snoiansr inh nd@tAt Gtamme
lpes&e nod Nnii4i bes @ensrals Gujtsr
an SU0O 3rie9er amf bic Neine brtnaer
t6nnen. Anoere ipry@sn fcsar Don 10.
O0O. Bonn bseie Stdmn,t tnbtn lid, IN
weasntat ~ anotrn Snbianern, in ben
!etfsn SabrSsbnten hart permebrt, itatl
no ~ uerminotrn. Has G,aenthum in
Der. ~tdiparsen Bergen 1T Die Gra8t,
ns!de HE stssnpdtti0en unwfrisoenbeii
s'eter Snoianer bic @runblaXs pbey ben
UiiItommensn 0oriponb saibt. wieoes
einmal mad Sittt Der N6isr eiuen allae.
meinsn 0rteasrnf An erbebtn. spe:Ger ~
1nSrihen aat a:e norosuedii4en 0ren,
a%nieo!unaen fIhrsn i0nnte.
SN Sirug ha6en bebeutsmbe 1iihrer +;
wtan aud Die dIstiten ~ 6yiebsn ratbem,
neil fe nod INNER einen f40nen g,
p'na aus benz VeriaMf Der lMuaraen
Serse ~ aiehsn brfsn. 10 baben DE sim
seren ieoo@ iere Nrffnung o~ufotsebsn,
oab baraus etmaS ,pirb. Sic BON Der
9t9ierun0 a~n9stotene 0Raufjumme
oaaft itntn elm Qobn. umb Die Nniieb-
lung ueri4iebeHtr Qntoniem in BEN &c.
!ysHsnoen 0ebies - baruntvr Der Stabt
Gutter nit eini9en hubert Ginwcbnsrn
= erl4sint itnsn als elm e1imyf, Der
Ear nit Vint at9emaiAen ipe,bsn tann.
ssierin 9!ei&s Der wetii4e Ar:Nctrat
ooaltdnoig osm 0ii!iGea. 2an bebaup.-
itt. bab beyeits ale s4aienfdbigen lire
Wi9irauns ueslaGen haben. uuh oa6snur
1os:bsr. 2in6tr unb Hrtiie gu oaus &C.
bsieben inb.
1rot bisfen sFstsnbes 8swsausaen.
xttsees w91tzsns fssNentvwsasHsHse
III, DtJ4e don mdtreno ofS ganStn
@inters pntbereitet miro; srsbs aar.=
Uanen pon @otoiu4era unb Anii.b!eru
6erhen i'd mad ben i6narsen SerScn
ttotbsn. nnb Wsneral Guitsr tst -onrh
lstae wtsbtrpoltt VerE@eruns. bab I'D
pA4 ieluer Nnii&t bort 0cio in solus
ueo 6uae portnoet. N9er Mot basm be,-
jMtfa8en. bic Abentturer BON ibren DID
aen- absubrineea. Inter io!ten Ser.
bd!tniiien mo&ten 8crf@ldse im geu-
sreb. bt.re6tnb bic Werminberung Der
Armee. feline slnii9e Muinabms fnben.
iran mIBte Stnn betanptsn, hie{e 9n*
bianerfrie9e uiitoen gum She'll tut bs6.
ba:b ansetiftet. TIN be Arnse uneutbtbr-
lid ~ MAIDEN.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1876-03-09
edte IN sie 2uatlSsier bset4t,


istt Spitbuben elm. 60 wurbe boS
2o8erbaus Der Strofantait bes Ntw
Dprter Gounss Rings au Grerp Giu am
lstten Somfas ~ frlber Mcr8enitan6e
bon Ginbre&ern heimseiumt. Wel4e "a,
meni@uae i'm @ertte BON e.,vo SEQ
1ahlen. Doe 5ubrperf nit Der Neu:e
beeesuete isbs& einem Yp.isiten. BEN q
strbd@tie rortam. Ct fraste ben Mnnn.
Der - tlbrte. uro bic btiotn Anbertn.
bic ~ s9aS nebtnher 9in9en. mas lie euf
ibrem @a8en hdtttn. sic entye8neten.
lie isisn nit GtmI!s auf BEN @e9e nod
ben Naritt. Ger NoiiaiA Iiet ii9 abtr
oamit ni4t abipsten. ionbtrn frat an
ben @a8tn beron. Nm BE 0dNer. bic
oarauf ftanben, ndbtr ~ untsrfuMsu.
lett ipran9 Der 6utrmnnn hu4fnb bon,
0aatH unb stsr;N nit isinen ispei BE.
a~isitern eilioit bic 1iu&t. Ter po!n3iit
,polte Re auerif perfolgen. belt - aber
bod fur teSer. I'D Be- e~inlpdruieen
@agtns ~ ptrf&ern. BEN er nod Den,
SiotioHshoufe bradts. Gort ftvnte I'D
htraus, na6 bic 6aNer etrpa $50 8a.r
S4uhs i'm Nertte pon $500 e~ntbis,.en.
Spdter ersab 81 ii@, oab bic e 6uHe.
neibe BON ben etrdhinsen bes Goaa.p
Strafaaitali aassftftist hnh. in iettertr
9efo6ftn Worben wertt. Die Oitbe
batten biz binteren 3tniter ots QaAerbou.
fes srbro&en unb ooeMr@ ben Giebitab!
bsnerffsli8t. g por Biz istt bort
feline @a4e ~ftationir!. spller ersuii@.e
msn alpei Der GaubTe4Sr
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1876-03-09

Der Rudtrfries bat istt aud in
0xEsio, Rem Bort. i'm Grnfst besonnen.
Gin pcn ben Mudesn. uno 3smpsrenj.
lem eaesaeQter epitel nab Abuotat bat
bic WerGoftuna ron reux @irtten be-
mizit tseeea .,oHtnba!teuS ON 6san.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1876-03-09
oertilssss ssr 9est4sses ii.

DEN Aasfe ssree ponoe 49, - s.s y.
Sertilauua her DeulASe6sn Ae.ns 49,,
Nsi&lus vorseleot. Or lart~4 - i.
Ia e erpiei,r il. ~ A.4 s<srs,
I'll. sie Neui@rs6en ~ tertNeeu bos T sbirf;Ib..
y ee1srsnne;.. nse b BE eier Stfet llnassie.
HI. Il G.; - Man. n.r v Ser;u @,ssns ssssftsss
aRiaasiote btih,rTen: HSf h. S.s.ssstsm.
ftt bsr Derebner isaer Neua,ieb AMI "a edi6.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1876-03-09
Oiernntsierjiefter 9smereN.

enat.-e eps reiAte cine Nitti&rift htr
bon 0epiden eontratsoren fur Die f5or. unh
&iteoniinhut. EerbtFsrunsen sebunaeuen IL.
better Elm, welAe barum naaiuAsp. rai tH
linen Jusommenben eobne ave ieaeu summen
ausbe3ablt tperben. bic ben bs~treNsahsn Con.
eispsgsiaTer ss3sks4 ,uiOa,.
mes. 8srbe syes.ss
-. sa1bIsse pia ssssl2 m q -
UNtf,A,, q; ~ m
-esa e.ar. fstrdS 0satssssS ter yoa.
satea fir YseiaGeH e7as:ssss- 9lads:
Bon x,Ser:isa. tsbufs 8ssssrberReasas otS
6rantir.V r!bileaiumS.
4cn Norton. feitens BET Gonits's tGr ri.
bileeien unb Nahlen. betrefsab bic 3abluns
Der fur vrslibe,tuns SisetrdKbent abesslbeaes
etimmen.
Bon sRorton, cine aelotutisn fir Veuiuieua-
Ssn $ls."oc fur bic in Der Ba9lana. ieasabsii
bee Ndtb. @sofse =. Spencer, hes senatsro
BON Etabama, itattsetuabenen llntsriu4uao.
@xree an8enoHMen.
DaS 9auSeoMite, beRebenb aus ben 1errea
Gthmer. Hobbins, Hladburn, 1at unb Ten.
isrtb, esf@iea bsr ben SMranfeu bes Ssaate.
AaHbem Der Senatsprdibent BON Der 0taen.
sart o,efer 9ersen j~enatnit seuemnea bate,
ipraG Serr Glpmer:
rHsrr Yrdftent! om Nuftrase be- Hepr1.
tentantenbauieS erineinen mir bier tor 9iaen
uno i'm slamen hes observation-disclosures uns
Bee ganlen Golies Der Ver. Stadten Amerila'S
Hagen mir @m. %. 1elfnap, bornatiatn
AregSletretor, fdrperer Otrbredben uno Xmtt.
pe<gehen an; ferner StioeW mir biermit BEN
Senate an. bas bas Mebr6feniautenbaus bel
panenfer @etegenbeit bic Anilaoeatte Qe9sn
oenleiben (Weltnap) ucrltoen III bic BARN an.
9etutrten VMn'te beDeiitn tDirh, unb mir Der.
ldnasn. bat ber Senat einen 4efebl auSferti9e,
sraft Defen Der befaete &m. u. Teltnap Der.
sslaren luerne, TIN fiji 81 uerantporten.-
eGerrp, her Senatsprdfibent, erpihsrte biet.
ant: eegr geriiter unc Mitalisper BEE axs.
{6uIes. Ter Semat wirb {ofert einen bauiR.
sebeneen 1efsbt erloFtn."
fauS.- Nui Natraa Suzanne. NsrEters
Ses Gom,tes fur auswartiee stnseiesenheissR.
ipurbe trmadtiauns ertbeilt, bic in ber emma.
Mimsn. anseIssenbsit uboeaebenen Nusiaoen
brudeu au lalen.
Cine Menss SenatbiaS. petAe f4 anf benz
1if&e bss spreders aneebauft batsen, sureen
auistanmmen unb an bic entipre4eubsn 50.
mites serrieiem.
9wromf erlAisu bas eauseomite, seldes Dor
BEN Seaat ,aesen Mn. &. Aeltnap bic x9m.
peadmenss@ .Nnflase erboben bate, unb teate
- IN H.. 4.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1876-03-09
Gin @loden.GIosi.r. = Gin

Gin UIoden.GIatier. - Gin
beuti&er s@neibsr in Del Mo;nes bat
.Gsss geritpasoists- Yianc-erfunotn, n
msl9fm Der Gammer ieine. eaiten ion-
bern 0tedtn in 1etuesung istt. 0as
9nRrusnent jdblt So @is6en. Die einen
Gnr4msRer BON 2 bis Ia 3oa baben
nnO 10 orransirt iinb. bat iebe berielben
etnen pollen fon BON I'D oibt. tpenn ber
StisIef aaf BEN E4liHtlirettsie betref-
fesbs 1ses tsya4tt
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1876-03-09

- Hie raube Sobres,sit il bic Ct.
;eu9erin Der 9olsfrantseitea. Or.
Musmn Q5nigI 1ambnreev
yrnHtbet II bas'btfe aR,tseI. bic Gst.
sinouns su enfftrnsa nnb @eiaabbde
Siastr b~tr3sfenea.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1876-03-09

grmorbune zines ainbes buy9
einen 9ahn. Nus @absbtm in Alaba.
mo iommt foisenoe ,uunberiame Grmor.
eung zines 3inoes bird einen 9a9n:
Eas anoertbalbidbrioe QinS Beg BERN
u. 2anglp. Der Snei Msilen bon Gabeben,
uohnte. ipie!te. i'm hpfe; b. purbt -
p:6tit4 ucm pda1bobn onoeoriAen;
btti..be mari haS 0inb ~ 8cber une-
perjetse i'm rsit ieiusn Sporea -nstrere
st16t in's @ef4t sanb IN ben 3opf. eye
auf 6as 0fi@rsi be Qinbes bic Nwtter
h.rbtiidm.. Sci Der GrStti1en unterins
dung ftslts lidls htranS. ,bat sines b9r
ssppreaf$eAem @snb~bur& biz Sd5ds,
beibtds in's @tbirn oebrunoen ,uar, unb
ON 3ipeitea 9ess mad Der 1eruaabxa1s
Itarb Der llsire Yutitlt.
The Tipton advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Cedar Co., Iowa) 1856-1962, 1876-01-13

COOPERATIVE AssoCIATIoN.-At
the annual meet ny of the Trus ees IF
the Tlp'o, Cooperative A,socia ion,
held last Monlay, the old officers
we're reelected for another wear, viz:
Henry Bri chr, Pres; w l.. Nc.
Croskey, 5 c'y; NJ. Shaffer, Trea>ur-
er. The Trustees for the year in
clude the officers already named and
in addition one member each from
ten Oranges, six Of which were rep
resented at this meeting by Messrs.
Il. w. Bailey, l.. l.. Sweet, Jas.
Newcom, G. G. Chandler, F. NJ.
Long, Jnp. Shul and S. Yule, the
other three being as vet uoreported
The Boatd If Trustees elected
Messrs. B ,iiey, Sweet and S ,ultz
Executive Com nittee, aud also chose
Mr.. Samuel Wampler as NJ .nager +
nc As5oSit III otoio anu ousiless,
cice w. A. \ ,uug.
The new Manager has had long
years OF varied experience and is
thoroughly at home in mercantile
business. The Association has GER
tainlv been very for'un.ta t. secure
his services, esp .ci Il y since h. IS al
ready bearing the arduous and re-
>ponsibl- position of county Treas
urer. But his thoroughly com
petent and trustworthy Deputy,
Mr.. Huber, will continue to admins
ter the atf.irs of that "ifte with
,uperyispry assistance from hi, Oh ct,
whose immediate and p-rson4l at,
entlon will he given to he dat e. of
his new position saving "ny in t e
one or Two buy months, when he
w Il be found as usual IN me Coat
House.
A suspicion has some way obtained
that this change of Managers has
something Of a political and pa tisau
meaning. This certainly should no,
D., An | probably IS It. true. L l
ali concerned are agreed that Mr.
Young has made an honest ars
faithful record, and are, as we under
! stand, hoping to retain his service
, to the institution. Whether he goe
. or avs. however, he will retain thu
reputation Of an honorable, energetic
| aud successful business man.
The Tipton advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Cedar Co., Iowa) 1856-1962, 1876-01-13

County MArTERs.-The report Of
proceedings at the late session of the
Board Of Supervisors, published on
the first page of this paper, contains
much tina, is Of interest and import
ance to the taxpayers of Cedar coun-
". The annual reports of the Off
GERS, the classification of property for
taxation, bridge and road matters,
resolutions and appropriations, are all
duly set forht.
The Poor Farm, ii will be observ-
ed, does not "pan out" quite so well
AS last year, but the stock has not
been nearly SO clos ely sold eff. The
Clerk of Courts reports an excess OF
fees received inthat Office over the sal.
airy of 1881. The Treasurer makes 4
report different f,om any bef is
sued from the office. 1t shows the
precise amouat levied for each Of the
years %. ~ and rs in each separate
tund, and also the proportion of such
am 1unt collected and uncolected in
each year giving more comprehen-
sive idea OF the county revenues than
could be done IN almost any other
way
The Tipton advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Cedar Co., Iowa) 1856-1962, 1876-01-13

"CuRRENcY REFORM = Col. +.
Daniels, Of Virginia, formerly editor
of the Rich mond journal. will speak
upon the currency question tomorrow
friday evening, at the Court
House. Col. Daniels is in favor OF
such change in our national fnanci Il
policy as will, in his opinion, make
he paper more y better. soundtI and
more cas- ~ obtained by the people
being opposed to forcing specie re-
sumption.
Now while we believe that poorer
and less aad less sound, would be the
result to the currency of the Colonel 5
theory, instead of "better and "soun
der" as he puts it, yet We know
him to have bestowed great deal Of
thought up the theme an to be a
very ready and f,reible speaker.
He invites discussion, moreover, SO
that any one who desires to champlo
the other side will have opportunity
The public generally is invited to at
tend.
The Tipton advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Cedar Co., Iowa) 1856-1962, 1876-01-13

A Thief CAUGHr-A lusty, two
fisted chap, who pile the scales =,
something over two hundred AMI re-
joiced in the sobriqaet OF big Jack,
otherwise John NJ H IRON, on the
3oth ult. left Mr. Pal. Wllkinson's,
where for some time he had been
working, and came to town. There
was nothing particularly strange IL
that, nor in the further fact that he
vent on up to Mech,nicsville that
night and slept in an empty freight
car; but when week later Miss
Wilkinson found she was minus a
gold watch and key worth $50, the
impor' ance Of Mr.. Herrol's proceed
ings and whereabouts sud lenlv grew
amazingly. OF course, it was only
bare suspicion that attached the theft
to the late departed, and when the,
came to town on the 9Th and put the
case into Constable Langham'
hands, it was about as unpronising
as it could be. Bat Adney "struck
out" with his customary vigor, aud
soon found that John had offered
such a watch for sale at Mech. This
settled the previously open question
AS to whether he had taken TIL
watch, but in no way assisted in in
dicating where he had gone. n,
trace couli be found at &c lar Rapids
and All. went on to F,irfx in Linl
Co.. where he found and at one,
recognized his man. 4 sudden az,
unexpected demand for sWhat yor
have got on you" brought the watcI
right forth, with the remark that g
man is a fool 10 get drunk.
Al. dtdn't argue This with him. II
h ID made The demand with referenc
to revolver which he knew Joh
had, and which afterward proved
have also been stolen at VS.. II
brought HERON here, and af'er ~
! sminAlion he was committed to jail.
The Tipton advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Cedar Co., Iowa) 1856-1962, 1876-01-13

GRAIN MARKEr.-Aosolutely in
spite OF the terrible roads, grain was
pouring into town all last week
quantities of barlay being brought,
from The vicinity of Durant, and ever
over the line into Scott county.
While speaking about grain, we
are reminded of the figures for to.al
shipments in the year ending Decem-
Der LIST, 1875, which have lain on our
table for some time. They are, in
bush.ls: Wheat, 63,5Gl; barley,
24,395; oats, $1,000; corn, 62,S3O;
timothy seed, 1910. In the same
1880 hogs, 1851 cattle and 200
sheep-which, however, do not ex-
ac,ly belong to the caption of this
Item.
The Tipton advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Cedar Co., Iowa) 1856-1962, 1876-01-13

AN item careles,ly copied into this
paper last week was widely At fault
in stating that the first white child
was born in Iowa thirtysix years
ago. Why there are now living in
Cedar county several natives Of that,
or nearly that age, and we are in
formed that Mrs. Jennings, nee Star.
rett, was born thirty-nine years ago
at the old Starrett place just over
the line in Muscatine. And, Of
course, in some Of the river counties
the population business was COM
mencea several years earlier.
The Tipton advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Cedar Co., Iowa) 1856-1962, 1876-01-13

THE INSTALLATION of officers OF
Manitou Lodge, |. Q. Q. F., took
place in the handsome hall OF the or
der last Friday evening, in the pres
ence Of large audience. The Off
GERS installed were, F. Snyder, n. q ;
P. Wallace, V. g Jerome Swein-
hart, Sec'y; G. w. Cellar, p. Sec'y;
H. Hammond, Treas. S. Adelsheim.
of Cedar Rapids, oflieisted as D.s'
trict Deputy Grand Mister. Upon
very short notice, Judge w. II. Tut
hill had prepared a brief address,
which was peculiarly interesting be-
cause it gave in racy manner aud
from personal recolec,ion, an account
OF the first meeting of the order i,
Upton, when they had to "be very
economical to make the members las,
round among the Offices" and sue
cinct sketch of the organization, To-
callv, ever since.
The Tipton advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Cedar Co., Iowa) 1856-1962, 1876-01-13

JoHNsoN's .-The following is ad
ded to The her testimonials received
here by this encyclopedia. The work
is library. and no man who loves in
formation for himself or his family
can place so much before them for 50
little money as by giving his name to
Capt. Southworth, the agent:
| have examined the first and Sec
ond volumes OF 'Johnson's Cyclic Je-
dia" and have ties ed its claims to ac-
curacy. ] have also compared the
work to considerable extent with
"Chamb,rs and "Apple,on's' and
| consider Johnson's superior to eth
er, and | unhesita'ingly recommend
it as work which VIII take the high
est rank Of any of its kind.
+. Fl. PouND.
linton. Jan. llh. &c.
The Tipton advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Cedar Co., Iowa) 1856-1962, 1876-01-13

BANQrEr.-The indications arc
that the extensive and expensive
preparations made by the City Hall
Association for the entertainment Of
guests next Monday evening, will not
be for naught. This is as it should
be. No similar event has ever re-
ceiyed nearly so costly and elaborate
provision, and every one will be
pleased to see the present prospect
of = very large and pleasant gather
ing fully realized.
The Tipton advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Cedar Co., Iowa) 1856-1962, 1876-01-13
MAR RED.

Al the residence OF Anth,ry D. r ulwider,
Cedar county, Iowa, Thursday, Jany. 9th, by
Rev. +. ). Bunce, Mr.. FREEMAN HAHN and
Miss MARY NJ. FULwIpER
Also, at the same time and place, by the
same, Mr.. JASPER HAHN and Miss MELINDA
SLATER, all OF Cedar county, Iowa.
Jan sth, 1915, at the residence of Mr.
Isaac Simons, by the Rev. J. X. Bloom, Mr.
MASON Z. KIsEa to Miss EMMA Boar ouGus
all OF Cedar County, Iowa.
The Tipton advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Cedar Co., Iowa) 1856-1962, 1876-01-13

AccIDENT.-Mr. James ingram, Of
Rochester, met with bad accident
while coming from Musca,ine with
lumber on the 18Th of last month.
His own wagon having broken down,
he was sitting on another load and
leading his team, when a sudden
spring threw him off III such way
that the wagon tire almost scaiped
him, beside terribly bruising his head
aud almost cutting one ear of. He
Is just beginning to mend.
The Tipton advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Cedar Co., Iowa) 1856-1962, 1876-01-13

STILL we have in hand communi-
cations, and good ones too, from diff
ferent parts of the county for which
we can not find space herewith.
These, and any we may receive in
the future, will receive earliest posi-
BILE attention.
The Tipton advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Cedar Co., Iowa) 1856-1962, 1876-01-13
Upton, Jan. 1l'h, '76.

e. Hacksteen is the lad who
proved himself equal to an emergen-
cy. When he found, the other even
ing, the room containing his newly
made bride securely locked AMI the
key lost, he scaled the house, swung
himself from the roof to the wind Nv
ledge and as usual, ''love laughed at
locksmiths,'
The Tipton advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Cedar Co., Iowa) 1856-1962, 1876-01-13

To WHOM 1T MAY CONCERN: Ihave ex-
amined the work eutitIed prevention
and Cure of Diseases" by DR.. Napheys.
of Philadelphia, aud am satisfied that it
is preeminen,ly superior to any work
of the kind now extant, and eau recon-
mend it to any or all persons As a sale
and reliable guide 10 all matters OF
winch it treats. N B. COTTON, NJ. d.
Inland, Cedar Co, Iowa.
We fully concur 10 the opinion Of Dr..
Cotton on regards the above WORK.
G. L. CHALBERs, NJ D.
II. L. MAYNARD, II. p.
The Tipton advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Cedar Co., Iowa) 1856-1962, 1876-01-13

Bic FIGURES. About one thou
sand dollars is what Dean 4. Iagman
discussed each day last Friday and
Saturday for grain purchased by
Sheldon. Tuesday he bough, thirty,
FIVE hundred bushels of barley alone,
including one carload which was
shipped from Clarence here.
The Tipton advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Cedar Co., Iowa) 1856-1962, 1876-01-13

SAvISG.-B. Lang has now got his
new steam rendering machinery all
in position and is prepared to make
grease out of anything in the most
complete and economical manner. If
farmer loses hog, he can now get
more for it by bringing it to Lang
than in any Other wav. 2w2
The Tipton advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Cedar Co., Iowa) 1856-1962, 1876-01-13

FARMS SoLD.-Mr. T. Smith, of
Creston, OyIe Co, Illinois, last week
purchased, through r. Pritchard, Real
Estate Agent, the farm of Mr.. ?. NJ.
Vest, almost adjoining tn, town pat
on the h-east, and ais, the aaj.-
cent eighty acres belonging TO L. NJ.
Huber. Mr.. Vests tract comprises
l22 acres, so that Mr.. S. has now a
very hands Dme farm of 200 acres.
which he obtained at the very low
figure of forty i've dollars per acre
paying for it, however. leash down
and 20 grumbling.' Mr.. Smith
bought, of course, for home. We
are not advised Ms to the intentions
of Messrs. Vest and Huber, but think
the former at least means to TAX"
Greelev's advice, even il not SO
young as he once was.
The Tipton advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Cedar Co., Iowa) 1856-1962, 1876-01-13

ANOTHER - Yesterday morning
Justice Pritchard rec .ivei a telegram
from Laugham at Avoca, which read:
81 have him--wlll be ut Wilton to-
night" HIM in this case is one
Richard +. Jeffries, who passed on
P. Wallace last fall an order for s25
worth of clothing in favor of John
Clark and signed by A. J. Neborgall.
Mr.. n. declared the signature for
gerry, and ever since friendly eye
has been kept out for Richard with
the above result.
P. S.-Langham arrived with the
prisoner yesterday afternoon. JEFF
fries plead guilty and was committed
in default Of 81 900 bail.
The Tipton advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Cedar Co., Iowa) 1856-1962, 1876-01-13

On the fourth page of this issue
we publish couple of thoughtful l. t.
tiers upon the merciful side Of the
capital punishment question. While
we remain fixed in the belief that
death is the proper and really the
most merciful punishment for certain
crimes, we are glad to hear from
those entertaining a different opin.
ion
The Tipton advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Cedar Co., Iowa) 1856-1962, 1876-01-13

PERSONAL II. KIRK and wife
have been sp n ling p,rt Of this week
here, preparatory t. removing to
NJ ,reug,, where Mr.. X. goes to &C
cept an in'errs, IN the legal business
OF Capt. Smith, whose duties as Dis
trict Attorney necessarily keep him
from home the greater part of the
time Uader Mr.. X KS c,re, the
local business Of the new firm will be
sure Of prompt and compstent atten-
ton.
Messrs. James and II. c. Piatt re-
ceived last Frid.y telegram bring
ing the sad news of the d .ath of their
father, at his home in Pennsylvania.
Mr.. and Mrs. J. B. Plat started ar
once for Montgomery, Lycoming Co,
where the deceased resided.
A horrid rumor has been going the
rounds concerning the supposed I'M
timely taking off of Wells Spicer,
while prospecting in the m 'ntains,
by Indians or Phlisti,es We coul
not believe that any righ miade !
10 would try t. lift the scanty caDl-
llary adornnent th,t time and early
piety has left to Wells, AMI are very
glad to leara authoratively that he is
alive and wel!-aud m re, that he
has been unusually fortunate in his
extended stay in the mining country.
In this connection we are reminded
OF the pho ograph of Me-. Spcer and
his five ass ,clates in the recent sue
cessfnl defence Of John ID. Lee, of
Mountain Meadow Massacre notorie-
", shown US he other day by Mr..
Shaw. 1t IS no great compliment to
say that Wells is the smartest look
ing chsp in the party; and We ven
tu,e that saving Lee from The halter
vas he worst job any Of them ever
did.
We are sorry to observe that Bob"
Poole, The well kaovn runner for
Van Pat Ell & NJ .rk~, Of Davenport,
is now under arrest at that city for
emb, element.
The Tipton advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Cedar Co., Iowa) 1856-1962, 1876-01-13

NoTicE. - Communion services,
will be held at the Sugar Creek Pres
byterisn church on next Sabbath,
January. 18th. at 10A o'clock. Rev.
n. Williams of Memphis, Iowa, is
expected to preach. Preparatory
services on Saturday afternoon at 2
O'Clock. A.. G. MARTYR, Pastor.
The Tipton advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Cedar Co., Iowa) 1856-1962, 1876-01-13

CHANGE.-Mr. A. Shaw has sold 10
Arvin Bagley the interest heretofore
held by him in the grocery business.
Arvin intends to go it alone, here
after. aud will as usual, take the
greatest pains to keep on hand the
very hes. of everything in his line at
lowest living prices.
The Tipton advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Cedar Co., Iowa) 1856-1962, 1876-01-13

SATURDAY, January 18th, 1876,
we will offer the entire stock Of goods
at Hicks Bazaar at cost, in order to
reduce it to the lowest possible
amount before invoicing and buying
spring stock.
G. s. Hicks.