The Tipton advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Cedar Co., Iowa) 1856-1962, 1873-08-28

day behind with this paper.
j. w. Bull. Esq. spent few days
In town recently. He was just about
starting for Pennsylvania. via Ohio.
Before buying. call At Cohb's Cash
Store. The goods sold and the prices
asked are commended to your atten-
ton.
The katydids have been heard.
The old Dutch superstition Il. that tho
hrst frost comes six weeks after the
frst katydid il heard.
See card Of E. L. Baasett. Notary
Public, Conveyance. &c. ONCE al
his homo In finland, where he ie pre-
pared to assist you promptly.
Grain IL rolling into Upton. Over
10000 bushels Of new wheat have bee n
purchased here II top prices. Out Of
it all only John Safiey's graded No. /.
The question seems to be whether
the Post will be able to continue to
occupy seat on both the Republican
and the party stools. 1t Is yet try
ing to do SO.
-"You infidels. you skeptics, you
UNIvERsALIsTs," began . speaker at
the 8. 8. Convention to-day-where.
upon the audience suddenly became
smaller by one.
Before buying . wagon 1t pays tn
examine the Coquiiiari farm wagon,
and the light three-spring wagons sold
by G. d. Evans 4 Son. They are -
good % the market affords.
Attention 10 called TO Admiristra-
tors notice In the matter Of the estate
OF Harry Hatch, deceased. Immedi-
ate payment Of all due the estate 10
necessary and urgently requested.
&C. H. Sterneman, Dentist, will lie
ct the Fleming House in Upton on
Wednesday aud Thursday. Sept. 4th
and 5th. He makes filling teeth with
gold speciality. All other work done.
"A very estimable young man in
Dayton township, named Washington
Ferguson. was 30 injured on the 18th
inst. by . fall from horse that he died
on Friday Of last week without regain
ing consciousness After the accident.
The young men out serenad ing
the other night, who sat down In front
Of the residence Of pretty girl with
an irascible old parent aud hoarsely
sang "Sweet Spirit. Hear my Prayer"
must have been praying for rain, for
they got wet very suddenly.
Among attorneys from abroad In
attendance at the Circuit Court we
observe Hon. Jno. Shane and J. 3.
Salisbury, Of Vinton !; f. f. Cook. OF
Davenport: Sam. Fairall. Of Iowa
City; Holmes, OF West Liberty; NJ.
Mclaughlin. OF Clarence, and there
are probably others.
We neglected last week to mem
ton the fact that Thompson, the &C.
complice OF Crswfori's who lost au
arm in his attempt to assist him to
escape, was brought before Justice
Tuthill on the 18th for examination.
which he waived and was committed
in default OF Isl, 500 bail.
Work on the store rooms in the
City Hall which temporarily ceased
upon the death of Mr.. Hatch, has
been resumed. Dean, Ingman 4
Young will occupy their fine room
there with the most extensive stock Of
dry goods In Cedar county just a. soon
Is 1t can be made ready.
Anxiety Is felt by his family on
account OF the continued absence Of o.
w. Porter, who left here two weeks
ago last Tuesday with four horses for
sale. He went to Daven port. and
from there, rs he wrote before leaving,
by cleaner to st. Paul. Since this
nothing can be learned Of his progress
or whereabouts.
This IL the summary way In which
the Edora Ledger di.poses Of speak
er In an animated discussion that took
place in the recent Republican Con-
vention Of that county:
"Mr. Weaver, a poor Pillicoddy,
who has lass force in his nature than q
steers teat, arose, muttered, suffered
sud squatted."
Tho Wyoming journal. N. w.
Wocdford, publisher, has suspended.
The Anamosa Eureka says: 1.-The
Wyoming journal Of yesterday an
nounoes its suspension, for want Of
adequate support. Mr.. Woodford.
however. Is a young man with health,
honesty and abundant life and will
make his way Ia the world"
The "zTssshopper's twist" IL now
the proper thing 10 fashion circles. It
10 . little variation on the "Grecian
bend" That was forward, this .
back ward bend, with tho elbows plac-
ed ct right angles with the sides. In .
similar fashion 70 the jumper Of .
grasshopper when ct ease. l: IL sup
posed the mouth il 10 be worn open,
though this has not been announced
yet.
The Supervisors met In extra and
informal session last Saturday and ap.
pointed J. H. Ripley County Bridge
Commissioner Vice Hatch, deceased.
We understand the appointment wss
only pro sempore, the numerous bridx-
e. which the county Is just now erect.
Ing needing immediate attention but
wc are sure that II the services Of Mr..
Il. can hs secured permanently the in
tsTastA Of the public will he faithfully
looked after.
I'VE believe they are being led
astray through earnest desire for re-
form, BY willy and sleek tongu-d Dem
se"g"ss." IL wat the Cedar Post says
aoout the / partyites. D ,es II mean
TO ssy that the gentlemen who formed
1851 saturdays Convention are ssl oi
vuch consnmmate E,ols that other.
osm"nzle them into their political
p"!cyE II 10. VIII. pray. ara tn.
willy aud sleek tongued" asce,vers o,
g many men Of many years. sxp.r-
jeneo!