The Tipton advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Cedar Co., Iowa) 1856-1962, 1875-02-11
Snow on snow.

maidens.
Lectures in the Court House
next week commencing Tuesday
evening.
Now is the time to buy nice
large homemade scarf at Casad &
Gilmore's.
The young fish 20 be placed IN
the creek near this place have been
sent after.
The best OF calico can be bought
for eight cents per yard at Dean,
Ingman & Young's.
The corporation election III the
town Of Upton will occur two weeks
from next Monday.
Tuesday and Thursday OF each
week is the day for repairing ,inware
at Rcichert & Cobb's. Swift
Order books, either for Inde-
pendent Districts or District Town
ships, may be had at this office.
-Casad & Gilmore invite particu-
lar attention, not only to the price
but also to the quality Of their ready
made clothing.
When you buy dry goods, call
at Dean, Ingman & Young's and see
what they have and how they are
selling it.
The way wood comes to town
during this good sleighing is only
equalled by the way it is burned up
these cold days.
--Rumor tells of recent row in a
saloon at Louden during which one
man was shot and others moie or less
seriously injured.
THE best sleighing ever known
in Iowa. is the way they have been
telling il, and .sthe coolest weather."
might have been added.
The town Of Lisbon, just beyond
the borders Of Cedar county, in Linn,
on Monday by large majority voted
in favor of incorporation.
The average temperature OF the
forty days since JANUARY LIST has been
much lower than ever before known
in Iowa
The Northwestern Railway fur
nished grub" for the passengers
who were on trains ''laid up" ny las.
weeks storm.
-Lawrie Tatun was in town
Tuesday engaged with other officers
of the organization in preparing a
programme for the forthcoming
County Sabbath School Convention.
There is talk of renewal of the
encounter betaee Mr. Dean and the
West Liberty checker champion who
was 50 g!oriously vanquishel las
fall. Docs the Enterprise still think
that the '.iather of the game lives in
West Liberty
The agent Of the Champion Fire
Extinguisher Company writes us
that he went to Muscatine to deliver
an engine on the 10th inst, and that
he will come from there directly here
to look after this one.
Mt. Vernon, that "strictly moral
village, has terrible scandal. He
was one Of the elect aud store
keeper but they arrested, him all the
same aud it took him several days to
find bondSmen for $500. OF course
he SAYS it is conspiracy.
The West Branch burglars, who
give their names as Chas. Reed and
John Mason, were sighting around
Upton couple of weeks ago. They
stopped at the City Hotel, where one
registered from Philadelphia and the
other from Chicago.
= Alfred Day, mine host OF the
Pacific, at Clarence, aud who has haG
thirty wears experience as an auc
tioneer, adveriises in another column
that he is now ready to attend to al
business of that kind.
A Upton correspondent of tn,
Davenport Gazette says that the PEG
pie of York Prairie are taking o
turning the PRESBYTERIAN church il
that vicinity (about which, if we re
member correctly, there have bee
some slight dissent ms) into chees
factory.
Prof. G. Dell McCarl, Phren
ologist and Lecturer Of good repute
made us call while in town las
week. We understand that NJ,
McCarn has given series of his in
structive lectures AT several points i
the county with the besf of satisfa,
ton to those in attendance. He j
now, we believe, giving a course a
York Prairie.
Fox, the Upton Wilton hac
man, can be neither drowned GU
blown out or frozen out. Every da,
no matter what the weather, h
makes his regular trip, aud last Wed
nesday and Thursday brought Tipto
all the mail she got. Railroad
canals and tclegraphs are more {
less subject to the weather, but non
Of its varying conditions appear I
have any effect on Fox.
-"Intemperance, Tobacco, Swear
ing and Counting for Fun was tn
subject upon which lady read a
essay at a Lyceum not many mile
from Upton. The paper is said
have been spicy one-all the vic'
catching il and the last named II
hardest Of all. 1t may be that Il
classification is deserved, but it o
ours TO us that II all SECURING {
fun" was abolished many like
young fellow would never get
chance TO find out how seriously
earnest he had become. Were SUE