The Tipton advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Cedar Co., Iowa) 1856-1962, 1867-07-04

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The Monticello Express tells good
one on disciple of Galen in that Sec
ton. He had been called by u husband
to examine into the state of his wife's
health. After examining the lady, he
said she was dangerously affected with
liver complaint and prescribed accord
ingly. The medicine was taken, but the
lady was no better. A second portion
is prepared which is also taken, but no
improvement, when 10! the other day
she was taken i'll, and presents her hus-
band with a beautiful pair of twins!
A series of premium concerts has
been arranged for the State Fair, con-
sisting of instrumental and vocal music.
The first prize, for brass band of not
less than ten pieces, is $l5o; for vocal
music, s25. DIR. J. NJ. Shafier, of Fair
field, has the matter in charge.
AL ordnance to Close Saloons on
the 9TH Day of July, &c.
Be IL ordained by the Mayor and
common council of the torn, Of 7fptOn,
Cedar county, Io,oa, That all saloons,
stores, stands or other places Of public
resort where beer, wine or other intoXi-
eating liquors are sold within the corpor-
ate limits of the town of Upton shall be
closed on the 4th day of July, 1867, and
in the discretion of the Mayor of said
town, may be closed on the 4th day Of
July in each and every year hereafter,
4 o%1, 1,o1sI IL,
when the public peace and safety may
require it.
That if any person by himself or
apart shall keep open his or her saloon,
store stand or other place of public re-
sort where Intoxicating liquors are sold
upon the 4th day of July, 1867, or upon
any 4th day Of July hereafter, or other
holiday, when the Mayor shall have
closed the same, shall be subject to a
fine not exceeding Sl5, for keeping open
such saloon, store, stand or other place
of resort, and also subject to further
fine not exceeding $40 for each person
to whom said saloon, store or stand
keeper or other person shall sell or give
away, direct or indirect, any ale, beer
wine or other intoxicating liquors, on
said 4th day Of July, 1867, or other holt
day when such saloons, stores, stands or
places of resort shall have been legally
closed; such fines to be collected by an
action or actions before the Mayor OF
said town.
Nothing in this ordinance shall be so
construed as to prevent any saloon,
store, stand or other place of resort from
being kept open on any of the above
mentioned days for purposes other than
the sale of ale, beer, wine or other intox-
icating liquors; provided, however, that
if while any of the above mentioned
places are kept open for purposes other
than for the sale ofthe aforesaid intoxica.
ting liquors, any ale, beer or wine are sold
or given away within said buildings, such
selling or giving away shall be sufficient
evidence that such saloon, store, stand Of
other place of resort was kept open in vi
olation of this ordinance, and the owne
or keeper thereof shall be alike respon
sihlc.
That all ordinances and parts Of ordi
nances inconsistent with this ordi
nance are, and tho same are hereb,
repealed.
That this ordinance shall take cffec
on the 4th day of July, 1867, at O'Clock
a. m, after being published in the TIP
TON ADVERTISER.
WIN. ELLIOTT, Mayor.
l.. l.. SWEET, Recorder.
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