The Tipton advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Cedar Co., Iowa) 1856-1962, 1874-07-02

--Breezes!
Burglars!

-Breezes!
Burglars!
Mirrors at Alden's.
The Fleming House is undergo
ing paint.
Friday last was the hottest day
Of the season.
The burglar was committed in do
fault Of %, 600 bail
Tho Junior Court House has
nearly finished it, exodus.
Salt e2.45 cts per barrel ~
Young 4 Moore's, Inland. 2w27
The great unknown = Bill
Knot,'s candidate for Judge.
Our business houses should shut
up on the Fourth. Will theyr
The Dutch Constable Ut Ber-
tram, could capture the sTipton bur-
glar" now.
Good building and well rock and
tagging for sale at the old quarry Ut
Yankee Run BY P. Perrin. 4w25
If you want = threshing machine
row is the me to buy. G. D. Evans
1 Sop have the best in the market.
WIN. Kettell keeps good brick
constantly on hand and for sale at
his kiln near the Masonic cemetry. #
- The proceedings Of the Pleasant
Hill Sabbath School Convention are
published on the outside of this pa
per.
And now comes Miller to say
that Ed. Ingman has done the incest
job Of granting in town on the inside
Of his hotel.
-That loose dirt which has been
lately drawn onto Cedar street, -
likely 70 b oil carried away in dust
IL IL don't soon rain.
We hear Tuesday evening that d..
Halls injuries sre still regarded -
dangesous. II il feared that fracture
Of the skull was sustained.
Some one needs to look after the
beautiful young naples around the
monument square, which are fass be-
ing destroyed by vagrant cattle.
Small picnic parties. here and
there where cir, woods and wster
meet, seems to be the programme
with our citisene for tho Fourth.
We learn that Mr.. Holtslandee
has purchased DR.. Halls interest in
the Central House. It Clinton, and il
now sole proprietor. Success to him.
The Congregational Sabbath
School picnic, last Friday, would
have been assclam- bake''-ift the Sun
day School scholars had only been
CLAIMS.
The Wilton Brass Band and
Hon. D. G. Cloud, viii join in blow
ing At the White Pigeon celebration
on Saturday. A good deal of brass
there.
A Urge well in progress in the
rear Of Casad & Gilmorc's will be fur
uished with . force pump, and will
not only be convenience but great
protection against Gre.
-Hu1son Burr, Esq., the short
hand reporter Of our District Court,
contemplates locating in Upton. Mr..
Burr and his family will be welcomed
to residence among US.
-Roichert Bros. sold on Monday
three farm wagons, combined roap-
or and mower, . mower and three
hay rakes-and it was = poor day
for selling farm machinery.
-Bissell says the burglar can't
get . fair trial here on account Of the
Grangers' prejudice against "Middie-
men"-Mickey having been acting .
such be- wecn the country merchants
and his Chicago friends.
Bishop John Hennesey, Of Du-
buque, with quite number of priests
and large gathering Of people were
here this week for the purpose Of in
stituting the solemn rights Of eo.6r-
matt, n. There were more than
eighty confirmed.
Pianos and organ tuning and re-
pairing done in good workman like
manner. Satisfaction given to al
who may trust their instruments in
my care. Will return every three
months. Leave orders at the post
Office. E. B. HosTxLER.
John H. Tiernsy, postmaster at
Clinton, was in town Tuesday, and
hoaored the ADvERrmxx By . call.
Mr.. 7. u . very a1abls and gentle
manly gentleman; y said 70 b The
''best wire puller" in the State Of
Iowa." and il Of course, working for
Cotton"
ID aeon Stearns says that Dave
Parks, Geo. Huber, John Mcclure,
and Pat Carlin, have organised an
excursion for the Fourth. They 70
out TO take dinner with Abe Wontz,
and nothing that looks like calico will
be permitted within FIVE miles of the
scene of action.
We regret to learn that Dr.. R.
Hall WAS kicked by horse last Sum-
day evening, 80 severely ~ to render
him insensible for several hours The
injury occurred 1t Mr.. J. II. Dickin.
sons, where the DR.. 10 staying for
the present. At last accounts his
situation was much improved.
One Of the Cedar delegates to the
Anti Monopoly State Convention was
interviewed the other day regarding
the aspect Of things out there. He
was like G. W., he couldn't tell lie,
and 30 he shook his head sadly and
eaid, "If they'd only kicked that Bill
Stone out instead az all0winU h;rr IN