The Tipton advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Cedar Co., Iowa) 1856-1962, 1866-05-24

The 1ipton Sdrrrtiser.
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CLARK M0LFoRD,
. ,r.L1sHrRs AND PRoPRIEToks.
For sALE.-Town property and sor
-h,m molasses. See advertisement.
poARp.-The County Board of Super
,;sors will convene in regular session
one week from next Monday, the 4th
day of June.
NEW GALLERY.-Mr. Hudson has
completed the sky-light to his new pho
tograph gallery, over Boynton's store,
and will soon have his rooms elegantly
furnished.
AT c. HAMMoND's can be. found a
choice lot of Challies, Fancy Dress
Goods, Shawls and Sun Shades, just re-
ceived, and selling low. Call soon ifyou
wish to get look at them.
ANOTHER has added another
to her trio of fast horses. David Kelley
has now become the proprietor of the
trotting horse owned by George Graves,
of Clarence.
DEThe next June term of the Dis.
trict Court will commence on the 4th
day Of June. The number of cases OH
docket are as follows: State cases, 8;
Law cases, 70; Equity cases, IS.
MORE NEW PA1NT.-The building
owned by Dr.. Hall, OH Cedar street, has
been reprinted in fine style, and looks
rs fresh as the faces of newly-married
couple.
THE RIGHT KIND OF SPIRIy.-The
Ordinance published in to-day's paper
shows the right kind of spirit on the
part of the town authorities. We learn
with pleasure that all are pleased with
the project.
CoRNEr BAND.-On Tuesday night
we heard the members of our splendid
Cornet Band tuning up for the summer
campaign. We are justly proud of this
troupe of musicians, and do not believe
they can be excelled in the State.
HACK L1NE.-Messrs. NJ. & p. Nei
man have sold out the Upton and Will
ton. Hack Line to Mr.. Hour, the new
contractor for carrying the mail from
Wilton to Clarence. Mr.. H. is q residen
of Wilton.
SIGNIFICANT.-Many farmers living
near the Chicago & Northwestern r. r
are hauling their wheat through oul
town and across the NJ. 4 M. r. r. t.
Muscatine, to market. What docs i
mean?
AT CosT.-Now is the time to purchase
your variety goods cheap. Alden has :
variety of Yankee Notions, Threads
Hosiery, Buttons, &c, which he viii
sell ut nett cost to close. Also, a goot
assortment Of pocket cutlery at cost. A
rare opportunity.
BOILED OvER.-We regret to be com
peeled to admit that shameful intemper
anoe was publicly exhibited on ou1
streets last Saturday. One man got hi.
Irish up and let it come down OH tn,
Dutch-all from the effects of lager tina
boiled over. Is there no remedy?
DEAD Horseshoe learn that no les
than five horses died in this place las
week. One of them was stallion, own
ed by Doc Culver, and valued at 800
Between death and the horse thieve
the animals will soon be exterminate'
in this county. ....
NEW GooDs.-Wm. Dean & Co. hav
received large addition to their stool
of dry-goods, which embraces the yer,
latest styles. Call and see them befor
the best pieces are sold; and also Sc
how nicely the firm have their good
arranged in their new room.
STILL THEY coME.-Messrs. Eckel
man & Wetzel, who purchased tn
building now occupied by w. H. Alder
have opened out u fresh stock of drug.
medicines and fancy notions, in Muzzy
block. Upton is bound to come up
the standard.
SToRM.-This part of the world we
visited by storm last Saturday ever
ing that at first appearance indicated
tornado. The elements were let loos