The Tipton advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Cedar Co., Iowa) 1856-1962, 1874-07-30

east and west on the Chicago and North.
western road. Evening trains connect only
sns s they walt or going
east.
Dull in town.
Mirrors ut Alden's.
Fishing is fourishing.
-Croquet Sets at Alden's.
Harvest is in the last quarter.
Some cows still roam the streets
at night.
WIN. Dean went west with Judge
Rothrock.
The West still cries out against
the vandal grasshopper.
-Cobb's great reduction sale com
mences on Saturday next.
The Board Of Supervisors will
not meet again until Sept. LIST.
-Jo Muzzy caught a nine pound
catfish in the river, last week.
Miss Title Miller, of Clinton, ar
rived in Upton, last Saturday.
The Cedar County Fair common
ces on Tuesday, September 18th.
lis Cedar county for or against
the adoption o. the provisions Of the
Stock Act?
Remember, Young & Moore's, at
Inland, is the place to buy groceries
at grange prices. 3w3l
Next Monday evening will be
the occasion of the regular meeting
of the Town Council.
The Congressional Convention
it is thought will not be called before
the first Of September.
Nobody in town, no runawsys,
nothing happening = consequently
items are very scarce.
Sheriff Shearer sold the furniture
stock Of NJ. Beach, on Monday, at
Chattel Mortgage sale.
You can't eat enough in week
to last you year-nor you can't ad-
yertise OH that plan either.
The LATEST man in town salts his
sidewalk SO that the cows may lick
the weeds of and save moving.
WIN. Kettell keeps good brick
constantly on hand and for sale at
his kiln near the Masonic cemetry.. If
The next year Of the Springdale
Seminary begins with the fall term
ON the l4th day of September next.
-.Too much wilted vegetation in
the stomach" is what the physicians
tell the average inquirer nowadays.
The Directors of the Cedar Co.
Fair Association meet ut the Office
of the President on Monday, August
Sd.
B. Lang drives an ice-supplied
and well furnished meat wagon into
the country daily to supply harvest
erS.
Convention to put in nomina-
ton Republican candidates for sun
dry county offices must be called be-
fore very long.
A private letter from Osceola CO.
ss.ys that harvest was half through
.on the 18th inst. and that crops
were fully average.
Trade is very slack, and must
necessarily remain SO until after har-
vest; but everyone predicts the best
fall trade ever known.
--Isiah Doane, Esq, brought his
smiling face back from Hamilton
county, last week. He enjoyed
pleasant visit.
The anti-fire feeling seems to
have died out. Upton is in as much
danger from fire to-day as she was
two days after neighboring village
burned down.
Thermometer marked above 1909
in the shade again last Saturday; but
a fine shower at night cooled things
off and beautifully cool and pleasant
summer days followed.
Aaron Duncan was released from
custody the other day-Messrs. Alex.
Murray, Jas. Pierce and Jas. Down
ing, becoming his bondsmen in the
total sum Of 5000.
We have received = premium
list from the West Liberty Fair. 1t
is held at the same time as the coun
~ fairs in both Cedar and Muscatine,
which we should think rather unfor-
Iunate.
DO the good people Of the county
wish safe bridge over the swift run
ming Cedar, or will they continue to
ford. ferry, cross on the uncertain ice
or stay at home, to the end OF the
chapter!
A number of shade trees in the
Court Square were broken by the
wind last Saturday night. Those
trees have been suffered to grow too
close together to acquire proper
thickness and strength.
Attention is called to the bust
ness card Of S. NJ. Town, who is not
only prepared to make plans and es-
Inmates for all kinds of buildings, but
also to do the work and furnish the
material at the lowest rates.
Every squad composed Of two
men and upwards which met last
week on the streets, in the stores, or
anywhere. at once resolved itself into
Committee of Investigation upon
the "Beecher- Tilton Scandal"
Charley Hawley can't get any
deeds to record these dull harvest
days, and SO in company with the
Sheriff and Auditor, he strove last
Saturday for piscatorial su ,cess worth
record. We understand they had
bite.
We learn that Mr.. T. C. Pres
colt, of Dnrant, in company with Mr..
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