The Tipton advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Cedar Co., Iowa) 1856-1962, 1873-05-22

The largest stock of dry goods is a
PERRIEN DEANS.
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o REMovAL.-Dr. Rigby has removed
= bis Dental Office to his residence, OPP
i poeite south east corner of Court House
Square, where he has fitted up con.
venient operating room on the lower
floor. The Doctors new quarter are
I much more pleasant and easily acces-
I sible than his old.
THE latest dodge In the boot trade
is credited to Stewart. who puts out
new boots on trial keeping the old
ones for security. When IL is rainy
or very muddy he only allows custo-
mers to wear them half . day before
making up their minds; otherwise,
the usual three days grace 10 given.
| C. p. HARTLE, the photographer, is
having fitted up expressly for his use
a suite OF front rooms on the corner
over Dean, Ingman 4 Young's Dry
1 Goods Store. These rooms will not
only be elegant and convenient, but
will also be provided with an excel
lent light which will enable him TO
give his customers better pictures than
ever.
THE interior of the City Hall build
ing IL now rapidly approaching COM
pleton. The store rooms will be
ready for occupancy In a few weeks,
and have already been rented at $l075
per year for two years with the privi-
lege Of five. F.. P. Dean was the les
see, and we understand will himself
occupy the north room while Dean,
Ingman 4 Young are to have the
south one.
FAT CATTLE.-S. H. Maley, Of Stan
wood, last week Monday purchased OF
Mr.. Geo. Sleater five car loads of fine
fat cattle, for which Mr.. s. received
something over 5000. We are in
formed that Mr.. Sleater had previous
ly turned off two carloads this season,
and has three left-which would make
about $4,000 worth Of cattle from one
Cedar county farm. Not bad.
THE wagon shop OF P. b. Clark &
Co, Inland, is prepared to do all kinds
of work usually done in wagon and
repair shop, at short notice and in the
best manner. Also keep iron, car
riage bolts, rivets, oil varnish, tnr
pentine, &c, &c. Paints and fence
wire furnished in quantities to suit
purchasers and at prices to suit the
times. A. $. Alice, workman. 3w2l
JURORS following is the list
OF Petit Jurors just drawn for the
| August term Of the Circuit Court:
w. III. Bolton, Gabe Sawyer. VIM.
Kelly, Frank Butterfield, n. McReay,
Norton Hawk, J. ID. Allen, James
Dwigans, Einnthan Hahn, Jas. Clancy,
Thos. Andre, Geo w. Reeder, I. r.
Johnson, Jas. l.. Berry, Ed. Reeves,
Jesse Heyatt, Thos. b. Gibson, d. II.
Gunsoius, VIM. Cameron, S. Sparks.
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love stories, an historical article, lot
Of curious matters. nice illustrations,
comic pictures and poetry. 1t is cheap
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cents single copies. Address Themes
& Talbot, 80 Bromfield Street, Boston,
for y years subscription, and You will
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The GRAND JURY, at its late sitting
found seven indictments, as follows:
| q. Belgard-Assaultw with intent to
commit murder. Under bond In the
amount OF ~ ,lU
J. Scott Malicious mischief. I'm
der 5000 bond.
VIM. Elliott-EmbeZzlem I'm
der bond in the sum of 81 500.
b. l.. Tower Embezzlement. No
return Of warrant.
The three indictments for burglary
were noted last week.
BURGLARY.-The depot at Stan
wood was broken open last Tuesday
night aud twenty-one dollars in mon
ev stolen. An entry was also attempt
ed into Hibbard's Restaurant, but af-
ter taking out pane Of glass, some
thing induced the burglars to desist.
We learn that a young man by the
name Of Hilton, and Charles Ridge
way were arrested on suspicion of
having something to do with the bus.
mess. The train left Just as the arrest
was made and we are not Informed as
to the result
For CHILDREN.-Prof Woods pro-
poses meeting the Sabbath School
children Of Upton ut 2 o'clock next
Saturday afternoon, i'm the Methodist
Church, to spend an hour in vocal
culture and practice. This, as We I'M
derstand it. is the beginning of a
series Of meetings Of the same charac
ter at which the rudiments Of singing
will be taught and appropriate music
practised. The invitation to attend is
general, and as there is no expense
whatever connected with it, Mr..
Woods will surely be greeted by a
house full OF young singers.
WoLvEs.-That old joker, General
Lowell Il. Culver, last Saturday
brought into town five young wolves,
and made of them willing sacrifice
to the bounty paid for their respective
scalps. Mr.. g. lives in Inland and
oonCbt thu cuha IN tho a1;;apinr tim