The Tipton advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Cedar Co., Iowa) 1856-1962, 1866-12-06

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- CLARK & 4ULFORD,
Publ slse rs nd Proprietors.
Losr-On Thanksgiving day, either at the
court house or postoffsce, a ladies' fur cuff The
finder will please leave it at the postoiiice
THE NAILS for the North and South now
close at half past one p. m. Letter writers
should govern Themselves accordingly.
xS-In another column will be found notice
from Dr. J. r. Kennedy. which his many debt
ors will nnd worthy of their pernsal.
Morro.-Bcst goods and full weights is d. b,
De Land & Co.'S motto, hence they only recon-
mend Best Chemical Salaratus.
P1ANos.-O 8. Terry, of Muscatine, will be in
town on Saturday, the sth inst. Amy person
Whaling to hnva piano tuned or repaired can
do so by leaving their name at the Post Office.
DEDIcArIos.--The new Congregational
Church, in Upton, is to be dedicated next Sab
bath. Services to commence at half past ten
o'clock q. m.
All are cordially invited to attend.
c. ) H., Pastor.
THE MEssAGE.-We did not receive the Pres
ident's Message until yesterday afternoon, and
consequently were unable to publish it this
week. We give synopsis of it in another col
umn, and trust II will satisfy our readers
1J-A pair Of shecp-slsin Mittens were left on
a wagon, in front Of the court house, last Sat-
urday. The man who owned the wagon is re-
qucsted to leave the mittens at this Office, and
he will much obiige tho owner of them
LosT-On Saturday evening Dec Sd, some
where between Upton and Rock creek on the
upper iowa City road, an eagle-horn Saddle
The finder will be literally rewarded by leav-
ing 1t ct this Office, or sending it to A. hurry,
in Red Oak.
DEAN has improved his halls by connecting
them with folding doors. The two can now be
thrown open rs one hail. and will be large
enough to accommodate q vast assembly.
CHRISTMAS is COMING, and the largest stock !
of books ever brought to town, has come and |
can be seen at the Post Office. Ingersol's !
Iowa and the Rebellion" and hundreds of
other books, there found, will make nice |
Christmas presents.
JuGGED.-Slerif shearer committed to iail. |
last Monday, the imam around town." who had |
been making the night hideous with his bach
anai!an howls to the great annoyance of the |
public. We understand the secdy looking indi-
ridual is around" again hunting up articles
for the Smut Machine.
n4.The individual who tried to steal Fred
Deans turkies. is requested to call on him and |
get one as gift, provided those in his pen are
let alone. Mr. ID. says it is rather too much |
trouble to be obliged to hunt the town over for
hts turlies. particu larry when they were chas-
cd away by some mischievous person. Anoth-
or attack on his pen may develop trouble.
Fs-Thosc who purchase their goods of VIM.
Flanagan Co., of Clarence, Iowa, will notice
the dissolution ofthat partnership, published
in another column. Mr. Vanderpool retires
from the firm, and has in his possession the
accounts of the late firm, which he proposes to
collect. Mcssrs Flanagan and Button will
still continue to carry on business under the
the old arm maine, and declare that they will
sell their goods cheaper than the cheapest. Try
them.
DISQUALIFICATION November 2Sth. Rev D.
L. Hughes was installed pastor of the Prcsby-
terrain church ut this place Rev. s. w. Miller,
Of Cedar Rapids. preached the sermon from
Ezekiel 2, Z; and Rev. J. Armstrong, OF Musca-
Iiue,E HHESNC0s pTOpOse,i Inc eoffstftnttonai
questions, and delivered the charges to both
pastor and people. The attendance was good
good, the occasion one of interest and Mr.
Hughes met with n cordial reception and has
an effectuai door of usefulness opened to him
among this people.
THE AMERICAN CONFLICT" ny HORACE
GREELEY.-Mr T. L. Webb the Agent who
canvasscd Upton and Clarence for Mr.. Gree
IT icfcr ,nfo faI,
to announce that he will be here in n few
weeks and deliver the second volume to those
who have subscribed for the work, and receiv-
ed Volume l. He will also be prepared to fur
nish both volumes to those who preferred not
to take VOL /, till they could get Vol. III.
Persons wishing to obtain the work who have
not had an opportunity Of subscribing for 1t,
will oblige the Agent by leaving their address
at the posto!ice.
DoGGIsH.-Wc are credibly informed that the
American Express Company refuse to bring or
permit the hack driver to bring packages from
Clarence that are sent to parties in this place
by the Merchants Union Express. That is
certainly very good illustration of the ''dog
in the Manager style OF doing business The
Merchants Express propose to do business so
that all can live, and should be literally pat
ronized. We understand that they will soon
open an Office here.
TAKE Up YoUR Cows.-Notice is hereby given
to all persons living within the corporate linn
its Of the town of Upton that, on and after the
10th day Of December, 1866, all cows found run
ming at large, in said town, will be taken up
and impounded, and dealt with according to
the provisions of the corporation laws. The
ordinances shall be enforced, and citizens will
please govern themselves accordingly.
BY order of the Town Council.
s. p. DANIELS, Marshal
Upton, Iowa, Dec. 9Th, 1866.
~. Court convened at this place last Monday
Judge Hubbard presiding. There arc in attend
ance Attorneys from the neishboring coun-
ties, including c. r. Scott, prosecutor for the
State. Ae YET cases involving any great