The Tipton advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Cedar Co., Iowa) 1856-1962, 1874-12-31

Christians came and went.
-Suppers in the City Hall are all
the 60.
sin the midst Of life We are in
dea'h.''
The holiday crop Of, m ,rriages is
aound mt.
Henry Clay D.aa in the City
Hall tonight.
They are selling the oysters al
the City Bakery.
60 TO the "Gr4sshopprr supper"
at the City Hall.
The public schools viii begin
again on Monday.
Best prints $ car's, at Dean.
lngman & Ioung's.
The "GrAnd Annual &C., Is
now about in season.
Coal Cor sal. at Raichert & Cal
bertson's lumber office.
Rare baryaias in domestic goods
nj Dean, Ingnan & Ionngs.
Pay your subscription. # you
owe one; ii Won don't, this means
that other fellow.
--Casad & Gilmore have still u
few goo il left, and expect in few
days new stock.
Til. meanest man in The world is
the fellow who knows where Charley
Ross is and will not tell.
--25. 30. 40 and 30 cents per can
are the prices Of the different grades
OF oysters at the City Bakery.
~ supper for the benefit of the
grasshopper sufferers is projected al
the City Hall tomorrow evening.
--"Give ns this day our daily
scandal" is said to be PRAYER which
rarely goes unanswered nowadays.
Go d. viii be sold at closer mar
gins than ever before in Cedar eoun
ty f.r the next 30 slavs at Dean,
lngman & Youngs.
Current market prices OF staple
kinds Of lumber will be hereafter
published regularly for the benef, Of
he readers Of the ADVERTISER.
Don't forget to invest fifty cents
a, the City Hall Friday evening,
whore you can get good supper and
Contribute t, the needy at the same
time.
The thermometer Jumped down
during Monday night about thirty
degrees. standing Tuesday morning
at ten below zero-considerably low
er than before this winter.
The Department is now aaver
Using for proposals to carry the mail,
after July LIST. 1875, daily between
Upton and Wilton, ria Rochester,
Pleasant Hill and Sugar Creek Mills
See the new advertisement Of
Wheeler's lunch ro ,ms and restaurant.
As we have already Indicated, Mr..
w. is now prepared to attend prop
erlv to the wishes Of all in that d.
rcc'ion.
WIN. Kelly bought good horse
for SIS the other day. The price
was so law that the purchaser re-
CURED the deposit Of the funds for a
stated time TO see if anything would
turn up.
Coroner Nilhelm's court is
lil<ened by some of the irreverent to
the mills Of The Gois;" but the
worthy Coroner must remember the
latter part Of the quotation and ac-
cept the compliment.
Quite number Of Tipton's af-
fecslonate Parents who purchased tin
horns f,r Christmas offerings to Tom,
10 AMI JOHNNY, say they understand
now how the stnlIiag was Knocked
out of the walls of Jericho.
"A farm r. complains that hook
and Id lar company has been organ
lied in his neis shborhoof. He states
that the ladder is used af er dark FOR
climbing int his hen house, after
W ich the hooking is done.
WIN. Gilmore, of the firm o!
Casad & Gilmore, started for Chicago
Monday evening t. rep'enlsh the
stock Of clothing which has been al
most depleted by the unusually large
sales of the past few months.
-When Pritchard said he was GO
ing into partnership with Thomas
Collins, people were very naturally
inclined TO draw down the corners oil
the eye or Law the index finger along
side the nasal orgaa-but this is an
other Tom.
The neat little calendar with
which this column begins was stero
typed and presented to the ADvEn-
TIsER by Mills & Co, of Dcs Moines
Printers, Publishers, Blank book man.
ufacturers, Lthographers, Book.
sellers ana SLail0DeTS.
VIM. Chambers, the venerable
sire OF the Chambers Brothers, o
.Muscatine, and also the father o.
Mrs. VIM. Baeley Of this place. died
last Saturday ut the advanced age o.
eighty two years. He had lived il
Muscatine since 1886.
Ole Of our young men had ;
novel Chr smas present. II came b,
express, and from the mathematics
shape Of the cloth and the peculia
character o. the pin which accom-
pagied it, he was ut first inclined Il
be ms lite |. but friendly counse
finally persuaded him to consider /
oil on the a1narc.