The Tipton advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Cedar Co., Iowa) 1856-1962, 1869-05-13

JUSTICES CoURT.-The case of State
or Iowa against Thomas Grieve of Pion-
eer township was tried before Justice
Sweet last Friday. The defendant in
this case was arrested for assault and
battery upon complaint of Mary Grieve,
| his wife, who swore that he had on va
rious occasions kicked and beaten her;
and finally, at the time specified in the
put her out Of their house. The Court
called for donation from the defendant
to the school fund Of $500, whereupon
Thomas looked griered, but handed over
currency enough to pay the fine and
$3.50 costs. 1t seems that the COM
plainant in this case has not seen fit to
return to the home from which she was
thus elected, and has already received
assistance as a pauper. 1t seems to us
that the husband being able, can be
made to furnish support; and if this is
the case, it should surely be So rather
than that the public be taxed for the
purpose.
A FULL line of toilet soaps, cosmetics,
preparations for the teeth, brushes,
combs, puff boxes, &c, at Hall &
Schmucker's.
SURGEON DENTIsr.-The professional
card of DR.. r. y. Sturdevant, Surgeon
Dentist, now permanently located at
Clarence, will lie found in the proper
column. The DR.. is from Mendoza, H.;
and his professional and social standing
in the community from whence he comes,
may be gathered from the following par
agraph copied from a recent number of
the Mendoza NrOnictc:
The numerous friends and patrons of
pr. Il. ID. Sturdevant, surgeon dentist of
this city, will regret to learn that he has
gone to Iowa to make his home there.
The DR.. is a man in every respect wor-
thy of the confidence of the public, and
we wish him success in his new home.
ALI. the new styles of dress goods at
Cobb & Wctzcl's.
DECORATION DAY.-The 30tl Of this
month has been appointed by Gen. john
A. Logan, Commanders Chief of the
G. A. r., as a day to be observed in pay
ing Il tribute of love and gratitude to the
fallen heroes of the war for the Union
by decorating their graves and ceno-
taphs with flowers. 1t is beautiful and
fitting ceremonial, and will be, as it
should be, observed generally through
out the States, even in places where no
organization of the Grand Army is kept
up. The memories revived and awak-
encd by it are those which we cannot
afford to lose; and the lesson of the Ma
tional remembrance and recognition OF
the services of the Nations defenders,
one of the best that can lie taught the
rising generation.
The 3Oth falling this year on Sunday,
either the Saturday preceding or the
Monday following may be selected for
the ceremony. Saturday seems to be
the choice in a majority Of places.
To BUY good and cheap goods and to
be treated courtcously, 90 to Adlers,
sign of Big Boot.
LIST OF GRAND AND PETIT JURORS
drawn to serve at the June term of the
Cedar Distrc. Court, to be begun and
held at Upton, on the 9TH day of June,
1869:
Grand Jurors-Hiram Hammond, J.
G. Lyle, II. II. Hol!ingsworth, Robert
Dwigans, NJ. Stearns, Jas. DeWolf, Geo.
f. Jones, Hiram Hall, J. w. Crisman,
George Wooley,J. c. Pickering, Johna-
than Thomas, San'l Zerbe, John r.
Brown, Andrew Ford.
Petit Jrors-W. A. Smith, Peter
Flansburg, S. Sparks, J. M. Graham, J.
II. Hagerty, VIM. B. Reeder, Cyrus
Vanmeter Henry Hecht, Andrew II.
Wilson, J. w. Gould, David Clancy
Allen Nesbitt, Smith Agnew, VIM.
Allen, w. S. Chase.
A FINE stock of black silks at Cobb &
Wetzel's.