The Tipton advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Cedar Co., Iowa) 1856-1962, 1875-08-05
business changes.


Cool weather for harvest work.
Angus, and next comes Septem
Der.
The city dads met Monday even
ing.
County Fair begins September
l4rh.
There is much sickness among
children.
Rain Saturday, and cold enough
for March.
-Noiicc advertisement Of Scott
County Fair.
Fred Hecht. of Clarence, was in
town Monday.
Republican county convention
on the 4th pros.
Circuit Court commences on
Monday 23d inst
-H.rvest is lat. and not more
than ha h'iSsrd
i. l.. Sweet has vegetables as
well as plans for sale.
Squire Paden, of Pennington,
was in town yesterday.
More rain. and not very welcome
to harves' ers, we imagine.
The Rochester mail now arrives
daily direct from that city.
--Casad & Gilmore have been buy
ing some choice new goods
See adver' isement Of good farm
for sale in Springfield township.
INTERCHANGEABLE is in a mild civil
war. and all about work on the
streets.
Garden vegetables of all kinds
except srring chickens are plenty in
market.
Dean & Ing.nan have new and
very pretty sign, Ed lngman,
painter.
John Peitchard seems 10 be
commander-in-c chief Of the weed kill
ing brigade.
Republican caucnses in the
several townships on Saturday,
August, 2Sth.
You don't buy clothing without
going to see Casad 4 Gilmore If you
know when well of.
Miller, we learn, is to resume the
functions of landlord of the City
Hotel in q few weeks.
Good brick constantly on hand
and for sale nv VIM. kettell, oppo-
site masonic cemetery.
We understand that depot for
the sale of musical instruments will
soon be opened in Upton.
Barnum's Great Hippodrome is
at Davenport next Tuesday. Escur-
sion rates on the railroads.
Mark Stewart has posted him
self on fence board about four
hundred times in the past week.
Van Slyck has not removed his
cast, sore, but will be found in hie
old quarters and ready for businees.
And now tn. rapid stopper be-
gins 10 snatch the sulky as he hard
ems his muscles for the coming fairs.
Wheat advanced FIVE cents in
Chicago Tuesday, but closed At 81 20 /;
corn, -; oats. al for August de-
livery.
Little bare feet are almost daily
sent home bleeding from contact
with the broken glass that strews the
streets.
Teachers contracts an ap-
proved form, either for Independent
Districts or sub-districts, for sale at
this office. tt
Remember that the City Bakery
still waves and Messrs. F,geley &
Co. have as much care for the inner
man as ever
Tine "Celesti.ls,' who dele ,ted
the T. ton Clue at Wilton, are ex-
pected here next Monday to play a
second game.
One nf those excellent bound
aliases of Cedar county, giving town
ship maps aud town plats, for sale
low at this office. tt
They take new census at Geo.
Conway's since Tuesday and count
in a new boy--ra,her light weight
but lively and well.
-Robt. Morrow, an old resident o!
Upton, was last Thursday stricken
with paralysis while on the street.
His condition is still very critical.
The Teachers Normal Institute
progresses finely, Mr.. Baker, Prof
Freer and the other instructors, max.
ing the work interesting as we'll as
profitable to all.
MIR. Sweet has invented fly
brush. 1t hangs over the table and
is slowly revolved by q weight the
four arms following each other with
wide sweep of fringed paper.
The express Office has been
moved from the Hall building to a
room over Miller's hardware store
where we believe McNamara 4
Casad also make their headquarters.
Our City Hall has been improved
by needed addition to the stage
Now let the ventilation be attended
to, and we will be ready for lectures
and other amusements the coming
winter
For particulars in regard to thu
Cummings sensation, which ha'
caused such an excitement st Clar
ence and Mechanicsville that thu
reflex even reaches our quiet town
we refer to our Clarence correspond
ence, which brings beside IN un
usually interesting batch Of items.
-Chas. Hammond, our banker, i
one Of the safest of the safe in 6nan
ciai matters and it 10 . matter Q
aoulse that his drafts be promptly