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The Tipton advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Cedar Co., Iowa) 1856-1962, 1868-08-06


Dobbs, who 10 single man, ID gener-
ally considered honest; but he says there
are times when his ftpgsEs. have itched
his face scratched. :
The Terre Hsute Ekprcss. Of the 2oth
inst, says that rank Blair, In speech
made In Gilman's cooper shop, In that
city, declared he 'sOOuld rather sleep
NTH q ni4ger than With q Democrat.
The Esprsss adds that hundreds Of our
citizens Of both political parties will
swear that they heard Frank use the
exact language above quoted"
A man lost his wife. His neighbors
called upon him to offer consolation,
and no CAME into the house Ill covered
with dirt and water. -. Why, Mr.. b,
what have you been dOlng?" my
wife dying 30 made 1t . broken day,
and thought I'd clean utmy WE'LL
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Ordinance No. So. 49,.

! ssSss 8ASa d NX0AAAO4O0 &9Oe NO. at -
Duties ~ Marshal.
-6DUf Be~tt ordained by the Mayor
and Council Of the town Of Upton In
Cedar county Iowa, that II shall BE- the
duty Of the Marshal Of the town Of Tip
ton to Immediately arrest any person
found violating the ordinance made to
preserve the peace and good order Of
the corporation, aud he shall forthwith
take any person 90 arrested, before the
Mayor or some justice Of tho peace OF
the county for trial.
SIC 2 Itsh2!! be the duty Of the Mar
shall to see that the ordinances of the
town are enforced, when he knows Of q
violation Of any OF their provisions Of
his knowledge, or when complaint
shall be made to him Of their violation,
IN writing, signed by any citizen, stat
Ing Of what violation he wishes to COM
plain, the name Of the vi0latOr, and the
name Of the witnesses to establish such
violation, said Marshal shall forthwith
inquire, and II there is probable grounds
to believe that such q violation has oc-
CURED, he shall immediately institute
proceedings before the proper tribunal,
against the person 90 accused.
SEC 8 THIS ordinance shall take effect
on tho 7th day Of August 1865, having
first been published In the Tipten ADJ
vERTISER.
nAsssd August ID 1855. sis.sa oi
g. w. SMITH, Mayor.
Attest, 8. 8. DANIELs, Recorder.
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ss#e Is 49, SBSA01Ss NV ~ SUAY ~ 1ONbss@J
The State Central Committee recon-
mend the formation Of 'Tannersi Clubs
In every county In the State. Under
this name It is proposed to create an or
ganIxatton simflar to the Wide Awakes
Of 1850, and all who remember the great
success which they achieved and the
wonderful enthusiasm they awakened
IN that memorable campaign, will lend
their efforts to this movement, The
importance Of something Of this nature.
whic shall, in particular, interest the
you're nsen is very generally recognized.
Tho uniform proposed aud which is
being. generally adopesd, consists Of
glazed cap with red white and blue
.o. ;.i 40 cape Pe.l lIea.hss a4hGH e; ;r q
Grant and Cofiax. Tn-sc are furnished
complete, at two dollars per sett, ny
Messrs. Klokke 4 Hand, 133 South
Clark street, Chicago, Illinois. It viii
be sent by express to any order. A SAM
pie uniform can be seen at this office.
This Uniform has bean adopted by the
Tanners" Of this city.
Itis aipcersly hoped that the young
men Of tho party, MI over the State, will
ct ones organize. The enthusiasm
which can be thus awakened will result
PETER MELENDY, Chairman.
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PRESCRIPTIONS carefully prepared, :!
all hours, at the CRY Drug Sssrv.

N~7SAsAA AAo~sc SeA0auAay Ps0poS0Os -
all hours, at the CRY Drug Sssrv.
A sNAIkl A ssAIK!-Last Tuesday
afternoon ~ the citisens Of our quiet
town were pursuing the even tenor Of
their ways, one lady pursued hers into
the garden, where she was confronted
by snake. Not - large IN one ~ the
Tennessee marvel, to b sure; but real
live snake Tor III that She hsroically do
tsfmiasd that IT. life should pay the fbr.
felt Of IT. tenasrity and thinking little
assistaacs would b pleasant. prosssded
in haste 70 summon I'VE or her nearest
neighbour ~ the scene Of action. Before
this formidable 1orcs armed with hoes,
shoysls, broomsticks, &e. Of oourss, his
snaksship retrsatsd ingloriously. II
thsrs had bsen six Evss In Tho gssdsa
Of Eden, the original serpent would
have Sndoabtsdly Asd 10, without even
asking ebr IN armistics. But to our
tale. vhtsh svidently bslsngsd Aleo 4
the snake. md wasin danger. The lAdy
armed With ~ hss ~ lbesmaeE n the
chese. The aanlmils W. eoon freed In
clump of grsss. sppassutly paralissd
by tsar, WHARF tho Up q his tail ~
plainly visible. The No. ~ leveled.
and IT, bsasss was juet abont . An,
when 60 q ,fhs 1iAsey Gl1119sufk iG1fi
to AeiA ,AeoasdinSiy tj,sy ~ $500 :
oounnll - ~, - sleult - vhDlA ~ =
M innedia3e seasafionsof ,hStillg3s.
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PAINTS oils and dye stulfs ct the City
Drug Store.

A SCRIPTURE LEssON.-Our six feet
Of black psFesr who rejoicee' lin tho lillns-
trious Name of Thomas Jefferson, deriv-
"a ffond the fAct that his father was
owned BY the great statesman, ID quite
an original character. His gift Of CAB II
Hibernian, and rarely fails to furn ish
him the whSfewlth' 70 s'shoot hfs mouth
Off, spea .any Suh3eet. One Of our
heavy DemosSaas happened into Jsff' 4
domain the other day, and undertook .
litth diAHing operation which tssaited
II sdialaeus ssmsthing - follows:s :.
Put well, JEFF, your good Repub-
lican, now just you tell me what the
word Republican means!'
JEFF Publican: Publican! we'll, sab,
I hardly knows how il gwine te splain
dat, unless 1t was taken from do man in
de Bible dat was justified
Not being any too intimate with the
volume referred to, It was Puts turn to
be disconcerted; and after acknowledge
Ing that he didn't know to whom he
referred, jeff. proceeded: ''There was
two individyOoals done went down to
de temple to pray. One Of dem told
what good things he'd done for do Lord,
and thanked God dat he was better dan
any ether man. OATS Just like desc yer
Democrats. The. othsr individyoocl
knowd he wasn't all right; but he just
done the best he could, and prayed God
"a, hab mercy on him . sinner. Now
dat man was Republican, aud you
knows which one went down to his
house justified rather dan tho other"
Exit Put, scratching his head. S.
CONGRESS Water at the City Drug
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THE MONsTER Show OF DAN Cas-
TELLo CoMING.-This combination Of
instruction and amusement will visit
this town on August 18th. It u very
large and complete, numbering some
three hundred men and horses. The
company contains three Of the finest
and best riders IL the world. Promi-
nent on the Mt h Madam Pauline, the
T.-nsh Artist from Is c: Cirque Napole-
on, Paris, Mr.. Charles Fish, the rsnv,..
cd bareback rider and leaper. Mr.. James
Madlgan, tho unrivaled trick and sum-
mersanlt horseman. Professor Cobb
with his Dogs, Goats and monkeys,
Senior N ontevede, the wonderful and
astounding ;contortionist from Peru.
Billy Madden, TIM very paragon Of
mirth and humor. DAN. Castillo, the
peoples Jester, : fellow Of minute Jest,
universally liked ftom the East to the
Wet and North - the South, will 1t
each performance opsn his budget Of
Sollies Of the day, and also introduce hia
wondsrfll Russian Horse Csar,(a most
beautiful and sagacious animal. Trick
HORSE Badger State, that comioal cslsl
january, and the funny Mules, together
with host Of Artists, make mp thu
great show. A notsabls isature Of THU
establishment = IT. grand street pageant
which u sald % u one Of the most daS.
sling AnA, hRilllant exhibitions Of The
kind ever eeen here. L includes = or.
tsgs q KniGhts;ia DnEni1hsd 6tssl Ar
NOR. aSeompaaied ~ thsls ladyss Aixs
A Gorgeous band C6AS1ot containing
Ludwicks Ceenst Band, SDssAing one -
~ thrilling aishfs nssly witnessed
The peoceasion moves hon TIE pavilio Z
- III, = 49, III IT, is4IH - #
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QUITE AN EXCITEMENT was raised
about six o'@oek Monday evening by q
call upon the streets for assistance to
capture an alledged horse thief who was
secrets4i In . corr field near Mr.. A, C
Humphreys, aboat three miles from
town. A number went out, the field
surrounded, and the flgitive-G George
Penton BY namo-secured and returned
to the custody Of the Deputy Sheriff Of
Muscatine county, from whom no had
escaped the Saturday night previous, 1t
Wilton. Penton h . young man who,
with mother an brother, has lived
near Wilton for number Of years; and
has always sustained good reputation.
According to his story, his present situ-
alton IL ::...e result Of an unfortunate
chain OF circumstances, In which his
real character has been that Of , dupo,
and not Of william.
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INsTALLA1UON o. OFTICnns.-The
following officers Of Cry stall Fount
Lodge, No. go, I. o. Of q. r., for the
current quarter, were insta lied Tuesday
evening last. w. C. r., J. r. Kennedy;
w. v. T., Mrs. 8. 8. Daniels; w. g.,
Carrie Tuthill; w. A. i, Wn. Elliott;
w. F. s., Theresa Elliott; w. t., John
Wissner; w. NJ, Mike. CottrelI; w. 1.
g., Aggie Daniels; w. O. g., n. orion;
w. Chaplain, Rev. q. n. Scott; p. w.
C.. r., ]. Il. Hudson.
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A~Hundredsa are using RIGGS COMPOUND
HOARHOUND COUGH SYRUP and pro-
nounce II tho very best medicine 1or Coughs,
Colds. 10. Try II.
For sale BY Hall q :schaodeAes, Upton
9. 9. Chambers 4 Co, sprintdAls: =. 60 r, a.
Jepson, West Branch; v. n Cornwall, Downey
'OHs THAT wu1tBE goyTcIFs When msn
and women throw "Phy6ic % the 6op, " snd
when tribe out q ordsf, or toJvsssns getting
ont Of order, taks Plantation Bittsrs. Are you
Dyspeptic, Nervoas. Jsundiced. Hy'ppsd, Low
Spirited, Weak. = ore yoa G1s1I anA don't
know what ailB yous Wshsvs bosu. ana vas
recommeDdsd 70 tFy the Plantation. 1j1taee,
which " did With gfsas saei1 ee16o anlsntaso
saessM DslfeAss Fenal1s. 0lgnynan. NJ.
chants. LAwyssa. snA Dsasnao r. o61sa1aay
Habits. are particularly lene0looAs ~ sAsob
Bittsrs. The sals - perfectly enusnous.
AA9HoGIA WANNA dsliontfnl totlst aEtt.
cie-supsrior to Cologne ara = h4H the price.
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~In regard to the nominee Of the re-
cent Convention for Judge Of this Cir
Quit, the Marion Reg. says: Mr.. Yates hes
elected by over three thousand majority,
and the nistrict can rely upon having .
faithful an1 upFigh4 of6cor. He = thor.
oughly "reod up n the books" WIS .
radical republican when II cost some
thing TO b one; and = perpendicular
upon al the questions Of to-day, is .
good citizen aud = christian gentleman.
The people will pev1e reg1et casting
their votes 1or 6ylvanus Yates,
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IN. UlnAhL9 6covILLE, . fuan
whose Aacs was we'll known to every
citisen Of Tipton, died at his rssldence
ID thh psaes LII sasdrdAy morning &
three o'clock. We sa1 his lsos was.well
known, because. after aSing thirteen
ysasS-1u . eown- -like this, wlIere every
one y supposed 70 know moro about his
nelghbor's busiusss than6i own, moth
Ing was ever discovered by the most ~
rioua concerning his antscedents, or OF
b. SiFcumstanoss, pas present Or psues
pective. During his residence here, he
has actsd - clerk in several stores, be-
ginning with that Of Th0's Harris, SEN,
and ending with r. Halls Drug Store,
where he spent i've years imnediatsly
preceding HE death in assiduous clerk
ship; and when We say that for all this
service hs Dever aaked or received Asin-
gle cent - wages, his claim 70 excentri-
city viii surely b established. He a.
ways dressed respectfully; and lived In .
comfortable manner with his sister a.
housskssDer, upon premises owned by
himself A short time before his death,
these premises wsrs decided to this sister
I'm consideration Of thirteen years SER
vice - housekeeper."
OF course speculation IL rife, and i'm
probable stories are told about large
sums ofmoney In the bank, (somswhere),
upon the interest Of which Mr.. g. had
lived, and which would now rsvert to
his heirs; but nothing = known moro
than formerly, save that IN old and
most singular member Of our community
haaieft u forever. Appearing daily on
the streets with almost - much regu-
larity - the morning light, for Year,
he died well known; aud yet very
stranger.
l.
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FIxED.-On ~ ~0s1aldat allssaoon
n. Jno. D. Wheeler was arrested on
eompla1qk - having vielated the statuts
law = t. Stats q 1swa, In segaFd to
ssilio axioall liquor. He was
I Eodght 6S1bss Justice Tuthill, the vio-
lAtlon proved By several witnssses, and
Mr.. Wheeler mulctsd In the sum Of so
and COSTS John tAinln Il was vezy ~
pretty 81 the boys, whom, 10 says, no
just let have little for accommodation,
TO went and 90 and tell.
"Hew sharper than ssrpent's tooth = ~
10 have IN uneratsfal customer fos oos's
whisky.
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THE ANNALS OF IowA.-Tho July
number Of this quarterly, publishsd by
the State Historical Society, h up TO IT.
usual standard Of Interest aud excellence.
It contains . very flne steel engraving
of Gen. J. N. futile, and . spirited
sketch Of his life and services; the con-
tinuation Of "The Army Of the South
West, and also Of 1.-THE early History 81
Iowa." the coucllslsn Of .'Incidsnts OF
Prison Life In lse2:.' and many other
articles Of interest, especially to citizens
Of Iowa. 6E
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SCHOOL NOTICE.-Notice Ia hereby
given, that there will b . special meet
Ing Of Centsr TIP school Board, In Tip
ton, q it, regular place Of meeting,
Saturday August Is, 1893, 1t 1 O'Clock
p. NJ. for the purpose OF deciding upon
. seh0ol house site in b.diatrict No IL,
And the tfAHsacttOn OF boklness. BY
rs, go DAVID .McCRO6KEY.
4. Nv. REEDER, 6ec'y.
Upton Aug. I'd 1888. s~
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TRUssEs and. supporters, In great vari
ETY., ut the City Drug Store.

RS
CHANGEs.-Mr. Geo. Fleming has dis
posed Of his share In the livery stable
owned formerly by Taylor 4 Fleming
to Mr.. F. III. Merriam. Mr.. George
Marquart has also sold his share Of the
livery property belonging to Marquart
Brothers to Mr.. I. N. Conner. The bus
mess will be continued by the respective
new firms 1t the old stands, 10 the salts
faction Of all, a. heretofore.
THE Democratic judicial CONVENTION
for this Circuit 10 to convene ct Mschan-
icsvilie next wednesday, the l2th inst.
It u not known who will there Be grant
cd an opportunity to run for Circuit
Judge, and come out behind; but the
Age thinks "some popular man, more
competent for the position could be 50
lected, who would defsat Mr.. Yates"
"When ignorance 10 bliss, Ac.n
A mass meeting is to be held on the
same occasion, ut which Judge Lefiing-
well 10 expected to open his vials Of
wrath upon Tho Rsds.; and raise his
voiee Sor . white mans government
PEREUxERY and toilet articleso k every
deoCfi dninn n fh0 fHtv nsm~ 0kOrA
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ahout ssvsa miles ftQn Sswn IN the d.
sssfieu o. Wiltoa. 4 Tho ':n1nsral ball"
= described = . twig = peculiar shape,
one end q which bsing loaded with the
proper S1Snicah, when held In the
hands Of an adspt will indicate, BY
twi1line, Ne dirsse1oa Of the hidden
mins, un1ss the holder Of - I'll"
sAenDd - directly ahsvs Il. H This
case hs becomes aware Of the fAct by the
indicates becoming asOtlonless. This Is
the operation, - We understand It, that
Wa used q the place shove mentioned;
and By which the proper spot for exca-
walton was polptsd out Sinking rough
shaft some fifteen feet, the whiledom
miners cams upon . stratum Of rock
somewhat resembling quartz. It gilt
tered in the sun; and high hopes began
% rfse that treasure was discovered.
Some Of the stone was taken to black
smith shop and heated In acrucibls UNI
I'll the bottom Of that vessel was burned
out. Tho next day careful search among
thS sSkSs And clhdsn 81 the forge pfo-
dyed spnes small bits Of white metal
somewhat assembling silver, which
~slghsn4vs come from thestone. AZ all
events, IL was voted to be almost pure
silver ~ ths believing fsw; and while
the unbelieving many sneered, they on
" dug the harder, having, ct last &C.
S4pnts, = hsGp yils - - ,sptpobd
quarts cootaiaine Or abovs ground.
The last effort Ct separating the ore from
the compovnd was made bybdraing the
sSope upon . los hsapiA tAs opSn air, .
place being sxcavatsd In the ground
beneath to catch the luid metal. Some
Of these stones being taken from the
fire and. water poured upon them, they
slaked and good looking lime was the re-
suit. Notwithstanding doubtful circu m
stances the belief in the discovery of .
silver mine II complete, and any doubts
are regarded - hsrssy, by the proprietor
Of the land and his assistants In the new
enterprise. r.
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PEREUGERY and toilet articles q ever,
description ct the City Drug Store.
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The Democrats arc making extensive
arrangements to accommodate . large
crowd on the 18th, or, they are talking
about II. The names Of J. J. Huber, J.
connection with the nomination. We
expect to hear some big speeches on that
day.-AechanjcsvtNc Journal.
Some persons, upon reading the above
might be little curious a. to what of
lice the nomination" ss6srred 70 10 to
prsducs = candidate for; and also, how
long since -. C. Bstts" has been sligi-
BILE TO Democratic -honoss. m y@g
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FlTcnEss = Cutters sltbaDder bqoes,
for ladies and gents, ct the City DRug
Store.
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CONGRESS Water At the City Drug
Store. f4a sAtN
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WE AAH INFORMED that the Cedar Co.
Nusical Association = hoaking careful
prsparation for concord, - b givsa b.
them ct Upton, On ThursdAy svsni1g.
sspt. -. This b good news, - the
members Of the Association are fully
able to do themselves much credit; ard
give IN audience An equal amountsof
pleasure. Regular ann0u1c0me1As Ill
n>c vn~A~ - As~~ hasraA :
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AAAHoLxA WA13n.-A dslleA&cnl totlst axtl.
to Cologne ara . h4ls the price.
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Bae oirISx Z 1yestisfr.

read "Ths Record Of Dsmooraey, n
anothee column. .....st.
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r U K n I . r L RO OMs.
JOHN GUEIICH

r U R N ITU RE RO OMs
JOHN GUELICH,
Desires to inform his old friends and eu.,o,.
that having enlarged his shop and increaseS ti
facilities for manufacturing. he is now pr,n.-. ls
to make TO order such furniture as NAV b. -
ed, In good style and at cheap rates for cash ~
mostly has on hand at his .FuIpitu Rec .
a avaried assortment OF furniture, among which is
BUREAUS AND SIDEBOARDS
Wardrobes and Bookcases; Centre. Sof. p.,
Breakfast and Dining extension Tables
Common, French-posts, Cottage. Jen-
ny-L1nd and other Eedsteads.
SOFAS OF ALL KINDS, WORK STANDS. p.p
HACKS, WASH-STANDS, &c
Spring seat, Cain-bottom, and Parlor Chairs.
And common and other Chairs.
o o X N G-GLA SSES
OF every description hand and new gIass.s 3, d,
old frames, which will be put il N verv
reasonable terms, OF aort notice
he also keeps on hand. or furnishes to order Hal,
Corn-husk' Hair and Cotton top Mattresses.
COPFINS, OF EVERY KIND.
Made to order, and funerals attended with =
Hearse. whenever desirable
Also, House painting done TO order
The above, and many other articles are fr,ri.t
to customers cheap for CASH OF exchanged fo- a.
proved country produce. Cherry Maple. Popia
Lin-wood and other Lumb Der suitable fo, N. f.
ness taken in exchange for furniture
hemem Der the shop is Market street Cyesy
neIa' ana nearly opposite the ''0ld jew Store
december = 1861 JOHN GUELICH
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A n o T II ER BIG FLOP"

WIN y. JOHNSON J.H. BAILEY.
Some two months age it was form ally Announced
that PeRnville was Right side up
Recent events have proven the annoupc.s.r,
premature Another Flop recently eccurreT
and chief among the improved Interesting apE
important phases presented, is the one portray
ing THE NEW, LARGE, AND CeMMopIors Sr.fr
HOUSE, of
JOHNSON & BAILEY
who have just returned from the EaN with
large and sarefatlky ssleeted stock of SEASONAL,
goods-of greater variety, and of better quality
than have heretofore been offered in this seeticn
OF the county. Call at the New Store Rvo.u,
and you will find:
Dry Goods and Groceries.
Hats, Caps, Boots and Shoes
Hard ware. Queens ware, Hollow
ware, Wood and Stone ware. Drugs. Oils
Paints ard Varnishes, Glass, Putty,
Read, lade Clothing, Clocks.
Confectionery, Cheese, Flour,
Fish, and Provisions generally Our stock of
hardware loiH hear inspection, II is full and of
the best qnaI1ty Our stock of Boots and Sbo.s
is nnequalled in quality and low prices.
10 the ladies we would say-wei intend to nah.
the NOTION and Dress department worth, ,beir
patronage Articles not on hand will be specially
ordered to suit our customers
Inc hestriking feature in the Flop" and the enc
we would keep before the people is TIRE vERr
Low PRICES AT WHICH wEARE SELLING Tn. nub
!Ic are invited TO give US q call Brine on Won,
Produce; your Boards. Shingles. Grain. PorE
bHtter. Eggs Dried Apples Rags DC Our motto
CHEAPEsT d BEST. JOHNSON BAILEY
Pennville, August 2s. 1867
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u E n TAI RTNERSHIP

DIX NJ HILLS desires to inform his PATIENTS
ana the pubic generally, that he has associated
WIN him in the practice of Dentistry s P SHAW.
u who is graduate of the Philadeiphia
Dental College, and therefore has the highest
attestations of his Professional skill
All work done in the Office will hold mxsa,f
personally responsible for being done in the most
satisfactory manner and highest order of the pro-
feSsion,
An established practice of TWENTY-FIVE wears in
this place enables me to speak to my patrons with
confidence.
Engagem entsfrom distance should be m o5 a
oy letter few days before the patient designs
coming. lClearfeld. June 8, I3ss-ly'
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X Ely STONE STORE!
Second St., Clearfeld, Pa.
NEW GOODS!
Shaw1s . Shawls !! Shawls n
BLANKETS! BLANKETS
HOODS, NUBIAs, BREAKFAST sHAwLs,
LADIES' FURS!
CARPETS AND OIL CLOTHS,
LADIES COATS,
Ladies and Childrens' Shoesil
ALL WOOL REPS,
FRENCH AND ENGLISH MERINOS
SILK FINISH yELvET-for sprs
ALEXANDRIA POPLINS,
ALL WOOL PLAIDS,
KENEBEC REPELLANT,
CHAMELEEN POPLIN.
TAPPA CLOTH-for Wrappers,
LADIES' CLOAKlNGS,
WArERPROUF-Black and Brown.
CASSIMERES-fo Men and Bows
BONNET VELyETS RIBBONS.
FLOWERS, FEATHERS.
LADIES' AND CHILDRENS' HATS.
WOOL AND COTTON DLLAINES.
MUSLINS, COTT FLANNELS, PRINTS.
ZEPHYR. wORSTED & WOOL YARNS.
Dress Trimmings, Under Clothing. Hats. Caps
Hosiery, Gloves. and a complete assort.
ment of all kinds of notions. at
MODERATE PRICES.
NIFLING & SHOWERS.
Ciearheld Penn'a
Oct H. 1885
hkS GooDs-the eheapes; in the county at
u May 90 '67 MnSSoP'S
GUNS, Pistols and sword canes TO be had ,t
" June, 90. AERRELL BIGLER'S 1
Raftsman's journal. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1854-1948, 1868-12-16
LIQUORS

LIQUORS,
The best quality of Liquors always on hand, for
m dical purposes.
Physicians prescription promptly and carefully
compounded August Z, 1867
Raftsman's journal. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1854-1948, 1868-12-16
N + w A r r A n G E VI EN- T.
A. [. S III A w

The subscriber would respectfully inform the
citizens of Clear6eld C unity that he continues
to carry on the Drug business. AT The Oil stand
and that he is now prepared to furnish