The Tipton advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Cedar Co., Iowa) 1856-1962, 1874-02-05

-Moony nights.
Such sleighing!
Supervisors arc sitting
The Supervisors meet to-day.
Circuit Court one week from
Monday.
-Reedcr Bros. will pay the high
est market price for dressed hogs.
Better sleighing never was
known in Iowa-or anywhere else.
As matter Of news, it might
not be amiss TO state that it showed
little the other day.
Hon. w. p. Wolf went TO
Marion Monday evening to preside
at s'Refcree Court"
If coffee continues to rise in price
it will soon be among the Injuries
rather than the necessities of life.
A correspondent writes to tell
us what lie is. Will give his
opinion on the subject next week.
Corn rolled into market here last
week under the influence Of good
sleighing and City cents bushel.
The Secretary sends US an &C.
count of the Burns Festival at Stan
wood, which is published elsewhere.
--Louden il going to build . good
brick school-ho Advertisement
for proposals from builders appears
elsewhere.
Judge Rothrock returned home
Friday from q three week session
Of court At Iowa City; and started
for another siege At Marengo on
Monday.
The loss Of memoranda this week
will occasion the omission Of several
items which should appear. We
apologize for their absence without
knowing what they are.
READ the advertisement of DR.. Nc
Affee the celebrated Specialist, in this
paper, who offers to pay one hundred
dollars forfeit. for any case he under
takes aud does not cure. Sm46.
C. r. Stcrneman, Dentist, will
be at the Fleming House from the
10th until the 18th inclusive. Per.
sons wishing teeth filed with gold in
first class style, please call.
"A contemporary has received
from young man poem entitled,
shines to an omnibus horse The
editor refuses to publish it until the
res. of the harness is sent in.
Mrs. Dean, Of this place, re-
ceived on Saturday last $500 in
cash being = portion Of the insurance
upon the life of her husband, de-
ceased some three years since.
Another new wrinkle in Iowa, as
provided by the new code, is that
signers Of official bonds must not only
be ireeholders, but must make oath
of their qualifications and solveDcy.
Two steers raised by N. Bunker
pulled down the city scales Monday
4,24O pounds. The lot Of eleven to
which they belonged drew 1920,
or an average Of 1853 pounds.
How is that for steers?
No man gets his moneys worth
out Of . newspaper unless he reads
the advertisements attentively. They
inform who are the live business men
Of the town, and no also finds out
where he can obtain the best bargain.
How the sppointment Of our
Representative, Hon. J. Q. Tufts, 10
the Craftsmanship Of the House COM
mittec on railroads is received may
be gathered from the extract from
the Muscatine Journal, published in
another column.
Mary E. Shew of Wilton recov-
cred verdict Of 500 damages
against the city Of Muscatinc in the
District Court on Tuesday, for .
broken arm received from a fall on
the ICY sidewalk. by the Ogilyie
House 9 year aKo. k
The playing Of the bagpipcs at
the recent Burns Festival at STAN
wood disturbed the Mcchauicsviilc
Press man very much. It was 80
suggestive Of long ears and sounds
from home" that he! could not 70
frain from lifting up his voice in re-
Spouse.
San ordinance for the suppress
sion Of dogs" il what . correspond
ent from Louden wishes the powers
Of that village would enact. He
complains that il isn't safe for chill
dren TO go to and from school, and
that even the young men, if they ex-
poet 70 be out late It night, have to
take their dads along to keep the
dogs away.
Some Of our readers may re-
member an item IN these columns
some months $50 concerning : Vim
ton Ioctr who was divorced in the
Circnit Court here ono nieht: r..
ceived the decree from Bis sttorney
the neat moon, and was again 1 r.ar.
ried man before supper time. One
small item further in the life of this
man fell under our notice the oiher
day--namely, the annoancement sof
his death u g -F =