The Tipton advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Cedar Co., Iowa) 1856-1962, 1873-12-25
No. s.
--"Clear Crit
Hear Collyerl
Goodbye to 1873.
Merry Christmas!
No. 50.


Merry Christmas!
-Collyer Monday night.
-Queensware at Alden's.
Remember the Lecture.
Picture frames at Alden's.
Advertise In the ADVERTISER.
Carter & Co. lounges ut Alden's.
DIR. CARRIER Is ready for business.
Table cutlery, new stock, at Al
den's.
-Furs wanted, FOR cash or clothing
ct Nallace's.
-shawls cheap at the reduction sale
ct the Cash Store.
Directors Cedar Co. Fair Ass'n
meet next Monday. See notice.
Il 900 hides wanted at
II STEWARDS SHOE STORE.
-Don't buy any furs till you price
them at the closing sale At the Cash
Store.
-l50 cords of wood for sale by p.
Wallace. Come quick and secure >
share.
One week from Monday. January
9Th. the Board Of Supervisors will con-
vene here.
Now Is the time to buy dry goods
and millinery at the closing sale at the
Cash Store.
The question before the people
wher does Robt. Collyer find bis
Clear Grit ~
III you want to make this q short
winter give your note In bank for $500,
payable In ninety days.
A young man who wishes to learn
the trade, and means business, can
6nd good chance at this Office.
For last week the Blenders were
found In Georgia; this week they
have been discovered In New Mexico.
No. l643 and No. 1914 are the pres.
ent designations, respectively. Of Craw-
ford and Thompson at their new quar-
ters.
H w. Bailey, of this county. was
made by the State Grange q member
Of Its Committee m National Finan-
cIal Policy.
Cobb is bound to have an entire
new stock of goods when he moves in
to his new room Jsn'v 18th, in Rel
chert's building.
Eastern Lutheran Conference OF
Iowa was in session last week at Iowa
City. Rev. J. K. Bloom, Of this place.
preached Wednesday evening.
Hon. w. P. Wolf was taken sud
denly away yesterday by . telegram
bearing the distressing intelligence Of
the sudden insanity of a sister living
near GrinneIl.
Rev. j. Riale, former and well
known pastor OF the Reformed Church
In this place, will conduct divine SER
vice there next Sabbath at ten and
one half O'Clock A. M.
Furniture all kinds at Alden's.
Rev. ]. b. Shontz the other eve
ming delivered lecture at the College
chapel In Wilton. AT the close Of the
exercises he was presented with fine
picture as token Of regard.
300 kerosene lamps at Alden's.
james Robinson, q young man
living In the vicinity Of Mechanics.
willie, becoming recently unfortunate
" insane, was taken to the Aslum by
the Sheriff and an assistant on Friday
last.
--Parlor suits at Alden's.
Lecture tickets for sale at the P.
O., Roweil's Book Store, City Drug
Store, or by the Treasurer, II. G.
Carr. A season ticket for the four re.
maIning lectures will cost sl.6O; sin.
gle tickets so cents.
Bring on your advertisements.
THE evidence shows that he 80,
up with her night after night, ant
they squoze hands and talked soft
and think she ought to have about
$23 damages" was the charge of {
Kansas judge to . jury In breach Of
promise case.
Subscribe for the ADvERTIsER.
--"The drummers came down like
wolves on the fold their toes were al
frosted, their noses all cold. Thei
weather-peeled bugles soon shon.
through the town; they gobbled tn,
money and sailed it down; they tool
few orders and lit ont Of here, with
their heads full OF business, and skim
full Of beer
Time for holiday advertising.
james B Waldron, while arrang
Ing some machinery In Kirk's planning
mill ut Muscatine, last Friday, wa
caught by his clothing and carries
round shaft several times before tn
mill could be stopped. His limb
were terribly crushed, and death en-
sued In less than ten minutes. III
leaves widow and child.
Glassware very low ut Alden's.
The report Of the burglary trial !
concluded on the outside Of this paper
The efficient reporter OF the Distric
Court, Mr.. Burr-althoughs no crowde,
by his official duties that We could nc
get the Transcripts quite 20 soon % "
would have liked-furnished 10 Wit
remarkably full and well prspare'
report. Evidently, he 10 thorough
competent for the duties Of his pos
ton.
Sheriff 6hearer showed Us yesteI
day one Of the two little files whic
were found slipped under the linin
Of Crawford's boot leg, At the peniter
0ary. Crawford beseeched the Wa
dsn In his winning way to allow bill
% wear those boots-"thsy were I
easy on his feet" But Of course II
rules we're inexsrabie; and the boo
being ovsrhauled gave up their har,
ware. Before starting from here Il
Sheriff Z ave him Q search Viii ch al