The Tipton advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Cedar Co., Iowa) 1856-1962, 1874-07-16
RalIroeA Tuns Table.
Mirrors at Alden's.

smut up your COWS at night.
The County Board meets to-day.
-Childrens cabs and gigs at Al
denis.
Cheap pictures at Mrs. McClel-
lands.
Willow toy goods at Alden's.
Harvest has just opened here
abouts. The prospect is . good one.
Handle baskets at AIden's.
= No mail from Chicago was re.
ceived here yesterday morning or
evening.
Picture frames at Alden's.
Two mich cows for sale. In
quirc of N. G. Vest.
See notice of city authorities re-
garding grass and weeds on side
walks.
-Perambulators at Alden's.
j. NJ. Scott, Principal of our
public schools, made Upton a short
visit last week.
Glassware at Alden's.
As many as 1900 harvest hands
were congregated in Davenport at
one time last week.
Furniture all kinds at Alden's.
The real, fashioned "wom-
ans crusade boys head and a
fine tooth comb.
Spring beds and mattresses at
Alden's.
We are thankful to new cor
respondent for timely notes from
Clarence. Please report often.
Now If you wish to - nice win.
dow signs, look ct the curtains Ing
man painted for Reichert Bros.
-Mahany il bsilding . nsw black
smith shop on the corner, Just west
of his old one-evidence Of deserved
thrift.
VIM. NJ. Lorimer, Of Stanwood,
is agent for the Farmers Harvester
the Marsh. See notice of trial in
Clarence correspondence.
The Marsh Harvester has "got
away" with all contestants at five
different field trials this season. So
say the farmers.
What makes 'em turn to the
right at "Our Corner" when en- route
for the Headlight?
Premium lists for Cedar county
Fair may be obtained by addressing
the Secretary or calling at this Office.
Who says it don't pay to adver-
tise? The notice in last weeks AD-
vERTIsER brought forth the lost tea
spoons, and one short local sold Vests
reaper. Next.
Every train during the latter
part of last week brought to Wilton
men seeking work in the harvest field.
Very many of them had ideas about
wages which permitted them con-
tinued snooze in the shade of the de-
pot-which did not seem at all try
ing to their feelings.
The Wilton Herald has new
head, whereupon some "cuss" with
out the fear of consequences before
his eyes, suggests that new head
for the editor would be more to the
purpose.
r. Reichmann, of whom we
used to hear in connection with the
narrow gauge railway project,is man
ager of new Anti Monop paper at
Toledo, Tama Co., called the hide
pendent.
In response to the request of our
Inland friends, we publish herewith
the Fourth of July speech delivered
at that place by w. p. Wolf. 1t
will be found well worth reading.
We are in receipt Of list Of prem
iums offered by the Wilton Union
Agricultural Society for its fourth
annual fair, to be held at Wilton,
Sept. I'd, 3D., and 4th, 1874. The
pamphlet is nicely printed by Pierce
Bros.
1t is now definitely announced
that Tom Collins, Esq, of Chicago,
New York and other cities, will erect
pontoon bridge across the river at
Clinton some time in the future.
Mrs. McClelland says she wishes
TO introduce her work into every fam
lily in Cedar Co., consequently for the
next thirty days she o6ers the best
retouched photos st t1.0O per dozen.
Come everybody.
Some of those COWS still prom
enade at night to the music Of bells,
and we are requested to say that
prosecution under the ordinance late
ly quoted will certainly follow if the
nuisance be not soon abated.
p. NJ. Vest has commenced
building an elevator for his own use
1t will, of course, be conveniently To-
Gated on the side track near the de.
pot.
-Four prisoners now in the coun.
ty jail-Mickey Mike, Aaron Duncan
Walters, and sadly "soiled dove
who was brought from Louden two
weeks ago on account of "bust," ir
which she persisted in appearing OF
the street in about Texas summer
costume.
Some providers about town
strangers without any particular blu
siness-have been very CLOSELY
watched lately; and all who com,
here manifesting the same symptoms
may expect the same treatment.
Attention is called to the card Q
the Farmers and Citizens Bank, q
Wilton. This is new institution, i.
started upon safe basis and offer
fine inducements to its patrons.
A draft drawn at Brownville
Tenn, on New York, for $3.50, wa
found near the past Office the othe
day. Call on A. Bagley and prove