The Tipton advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Cedar Co., Iowa) 1856-1962, 1873-07-24
Circus Monday,

SstVuo NAVuOuys
-Harvest hands seem plenty.
The walls Of Fields building hav
begun rising.
-. w. Bull, Esq, was In tow
over Sabbath.
Hon. w. p. Wolf started for Sig
Quincy Tuesday.
p. NJ. Vest shipped seven cars q
grain last week.
Harvest 10 the country and no
much Of anything doing In town.
Listen to the whip-poor-w william
He Is singing in the columns wher'
he lies.
Kelly 4 Huddleson shipped fou
loads Of cattle and three Of hogs yes
terday.
The Post says the Hoosier School
master "has struck" Durant. Did sh,
hit back?
III. G. Piatt has abandoned towr
for the nonce. and Is looking after hi
harvest home.
Geo. Beatty has an Anscl col
which weighed 1850 pounds on tn,
day 1t was two years old.
The store rooms In the City Hal
building are by contract to he finished
ready for oce upancy In forty days.
The time Of the Wilton Fair hai
been changed from - at first announc
ed to commence on the last day o.
September.
Postal Card duns arc calling fol
pay for ''oId socks" Ask Lon. Stat
ford what the market value of old
stockings IL.
From 81 to 81 so appears to be the
ruling price for harvest hands. Al
present prices Of produce We should
think the former quite sufficient.
Young Napoleon. the fine Cana
dian stallion which was advertised In
these columns some weeks ago, will
make the fall season at the Rob Roy
stable In Upton.
An exchange wishes to know '.il
the man was intoxicated who recent
~ visited ohe of our drug stores and
asked for bottle Of Mrs. Soothlow'a
Winsling Syrup"
Tho new dwelling put up by Rel
ebert Bros. opposite Mr.. PauliDg's
residence. was sold last week with the
premises belonging, to q. w. Porter
for 81 800. 3. v. Landt was the sell
Ter.
Mr.. Stearns, - agent for the own.
er, has recently sold the Durbin prop
erty-the brick opposit to northeast
corner Of Monument Square-to H. C..
Carr. agent for an unknown buyer,
for 81, 400 cash.
-Maley & Lorimsr, Of StanwOod,
have sold out their entire stock OF ag-
Ticultural implements, including AZ.
teen Marsh harvesters, thirty odd
rakes, numberless corn plows, &C.,
DC. They advertised In the ADvER-
TIsER.
The Omaha Bee says. III any
imam wants to make a commodiOus
g ass out Of himself. he ought to be
awarded that glorious privilege"
And what puzzles US 10 that the Bee
didn't know anything about some men
In this community.
The Post man went to the jai!
and attempted to pump something out
Of the jailer In support Of his anti
shearer lies. Simonds gave 1t to him
but 1t was broad shouldered doub
le-breasted '.cussin'" and didn't sup
port" worth . cent.
The entire substance Of the long
winded editorial pow-wow about the
burglar matter In last week Is
Post was previously delivered In con
versation BY one c. Rush, the Post's
father oonfsssor. or spiritual head.
This we have been very credibly In
formed.
"A lame Toy played little conf
dence game Of his own upon two OF
our grocers Monday. He bought can.
dy and tobacco in moderate quantities
aud also had . lot Of sugar and coffee
put up. He took the small packages
and said he would come after the 9TH
err shortly and pay lor oil. He dom,
come and ths grocers begin to iear
he has been Soully dealt with. II he
hasn't. they say, they have.
Emporium Hammond ia hack In
town on vtsit. He has sold out Ia
Syracuse. mo. } and may again pitch
bis tent IN Upton. Another paten,
mas emanated from his prolific brain
this time . self-acttng car COUPLER
which looks like practical thing. l,
fastens itself by simple dievlcs wher
the cars meet and IL unfastened BY ,
lever above tho platform. We hon,
Mr.. H. may conclude TO return "a III
old home.
AT the dedicatOry ceremonies q
Upton on Tuesday evening last weel
we failed To discover the genial face o
Longiey. the practical phiz Of Mul
ford. or the dignified Conntenance o
Jsmes. What 10 the matter, gents p
Clarence NesOs.
What IL the matter? why nothin,
q all: Important business will b,
the sufiicient excuse for absence
Longiey was busy examining hi
countenance In glass 70 sse what h
should chop Otto reduce the resem
olauce to Crawford; Milford wa
sleeping the sleep Of innocence an,
James, with doIehilly serious coun
tenance aud tear In each eve. y.
overhsuling his neighbor's wood nil
70 zee Il there wasn'ta sigger In It.
r. She found . skunk. hnt ,
pleased him III the Same.