The Tipton advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Cedar Co., Iowa) 1856-1962, 1875-04-08
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tine ground tnaS marcy killed. ono.
Mr.. Z. Listen walter and family ar
with ~ for : few weeks. Mr. L. ha
many friends IN this vicinity who vii
be glad to learn Of his arrival. He con
templates moving to Illinois in . shor
time.
| Rev. C. w. Trsadwell and family de
parted last Wednesday for Wheatland
II which place they win reside. Mr. T.
however. We are pleased to announce
will deliver the regular discourse ever.
Sabbath for sometime. The members
and friends Of the church feel . great
loss in the able Minister'S absence from
their midst, and It will be quite .asi
for them to procure one - proficient "a
fill the vacancy.
Arrested by the Marshal, last Tues
day. -four lads on suspicion and sent 70
Louden. That 10 surely the wise plan
arrest the thief before he steals and not
wait until after he p'usders, and then
arrest and gire the authorities . chance
TO show their psrdo6ing and conscien.
,ious scruples.
John Roushey has sold out and join.
ed the granxers. Snyder & Co, took
possession of the stock and the empty
store room Is now undergoing renova-
ton BY the stirring and ambitions NIL
liners, Misses Doncau & Ferguson. An
addition of several rooms is being built
In the rear, which We understand is to
be used IS dwelling
Clarence supports another tailor shop.
II 10 a. present located in the sample
room OF the Pacific, ba. will be removed
into the building opposite Thompson &
Bail~y's poultry establishment Give
him call and You will surely be sails
fed Mr., c. d. Conger, the proprietor.
Is trss class workman
Among the late arrivals are Mr. Silas
Simpson and Mr.. E. O.Csnpbell; the lat.
ter has been spending the long winter
months At his old home in New York.
Mr.. g. G. Cummings, the insurance
man of Mechanicsville. has taken up his
residence in our town. Mr. c. has pur.
chased the house belonging to Bent Il
Cottreil, opposite the Lutheran church.
and removed his family here last week.
The Clarence schools closed on Fri.
day, March 2d.h. with the regular ex-
aminations. for vacation Of two weeks.
The Spring term commences next Nor.
day.
The latest style-old fashioned spell.
ing schools. The first one of the kind
was held here last Monday night, and
was well attended. This being the first
one OF the season we will not decide on
who is the champion until better tested.
Everybody should attend, both old and
young. We understand there is to be
an admission tee, and the proceeds to
20 for the benefit Of the Clarence Libra
~.
Pearsalrs Troupe made an attempt to
please an audience in this place last Fri
day evening. but we tear they failed,
although We judge they did the best
they could. Whether the poor audience
was the cause, or the small admission.
at any rate We know there was screw
io0se some place.
Last Sabbath morning about 10 O'Clock
there was runaway on Piatt street.
The team belonged to Frank Culver and
was uader the commsnd of Gabe Culver.
His sister, Miss N A. Culver, was
thrown from tho vehicle and severely
Injured, but not dangerously. The
horses were stopped by running into a
fence. The tongue was broken and in
fact the whole wagon badly damaged.
Last weeE, q brave squad shouldered
their weapons and started for the "Wap-
sic" In search Of the Wild dove. The
happy band comprised Messrs w. G.
Wright, W T. Stubs, Chas. Wadsworth,
Cor Deyo. Cal. Cottrell, and the RE.
porter, the latter of which got the
most feathers, although the other par.
ties shot great many pigeons Many
OF them, however, few away to die, and
probably the most Of them will die Of
old age But if they were not crowned
with success they enjoyed the trip all
the same. A full history OF the ex
petition. . Ia Hall, Livingston, and other
explorers. 10 In process Of publication. 1t
will be blessing to the reading world,
as may be readily inferred from the fol-
lowing titles OF few chapters: pig.
cons on the Stump" FLOATING Down
Stream" 1.-The Spoiled Linen or the Dis.
robed Hunter" THE Surprised Pro-
fessor' and the Bad Dreams"
Messrs Thompson & Bailey Justly de.
serves full share of credit for the live.
~ business they carry on In this place.
They will ship again next Saturday.
They have at present forty horses in
their barn and have bought over bun.
dred horses within the last few weeks,
and are still wanting two or three hun.
dred more. They propose bringing In q
good stock Of horses into this country.
The celebrated "Broughsm" was ship.
ped from the East last Tuesday, and will
arrive in this place in . few weeks and
remain here during the seasen. He was
sired by Rysdyk's Hambletonian, from
the leading family Of the world. Mr.. T.
saws the horse can show 2:35 Eait,apd
will surprise . few OF the plugs in this
country. Messra. T. i b. notwithstand.
ing their heavy business ere preparing
to do large business IN poultry, butter,
eggs, etc, this Iall, therefore 1t stands
farmers in hand to pay attention to their
fowls, for their lie money in 1t. The