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, 1876-12-31
GOSSIP FOB THE LADIES.
a Bulldozed Parishes" That Hor-
rid Man,"
aGharp Woman---The Jinkses-.. Sales
Ladies The hllllinery
=, Business.
An .Arenging Amazon---The Tale OF q
Shirt---Her Third Elopement.

A BOHEMIAN MAIDS KIsS-sONG.
Isaw him through the window
The new moon WIS In sight
Come stealing down the garden,
= Que balmy summer night
he tapped upon the window;
~: ..Gire me kiss, u be said:
And etraightway was hidden,
Like little mouse, in bed.
One ere aboTe the bed-clothes
49, Nas-oh. SO fast asleep;
But the other bcneath-'twas lucky
He was not there to peept
BE called again. as eager
A. the stAg for cooling orool.s.
Or the bee that in the lilies
For golden honey 1ooksi
The silence Of my chamber
It almost made me start .
For nothing there betrayed me, Il
But the beating OF my hcerti
He knocked. and called, and called me,
And MS voice. SO clear and sweeL
And stood me on my feeti
It drew me to the window;
He must be gone, ~ Thoughts:
!. raised the window softly.
.- And, peeptns ont, was caushtl
" Was canght, and ehowered With kIxsas:
:. How many did he get.
i As many as my bushes,
=. For am blushing yet!
n. Il. iStodddrd in Scribntr for Jdauorv.
, 1876-12-31

aa aaonght she would attempt to pass ,
e9pans{faax nhte51e,t bIl" OF apologies ani
oe nIgh1y indignant, she refused to purchase tl1 M
frami, frnrn / demanded her. money, and departed
IRON Iron the store the very embodiment Of rieht
cnr1s ud Ihulenat.on. W. a couple of hours after
eoa1eSsed a e that she was pleased with The shawl
:1'u m LII tnat ner inability to nd one which she liked
sb sbe "sn Vas Tue only reason she returned and
s.!s concluded to take it, which the oblieinq
eas eaesnan proceeded to have prepared, while ths
1;o;a .eous cashier, disdaining 10 entertain sus
+ha pelen ed aSa1nst lady, proceeded to count out
1aS lus ssoo change, with which aud her shawl tbs
IL. iaay aeparted The feeling. t that storekecp. e.
~ - ean ne netter imagined than described when
Ia he a~oke TO realizing sense Of the fact that his
laay customer had, after al1 his prccaution. si1c
eeSded ti passing upon him q couuterfeit 81 mn
on. js appears that, anticipating Just what had
t3; Occurred, she had provided herself With GOOD
@ which p!ayed its part in the early stages Of
tne game. alter which it retired Ia favor of the
counterfeit Boston HernldL -" ~~''~N ~ 11o
, 1876-12-31

met at the residence OF 3lr J. A1. T';:a3.tE, the
meeting being one Of pleasure and pssineso.
As Is their custom. the Highland I.sk lai1ies
viii receive calls on Ncw-Year's DAP.
RAy1SIA-
= The Rev. Drs. Everts, Curtl., Chanel. and nor-
nelly, and B. F. Jacobs, committee looking for
aplace for summer resort for Bapt;sts IA the
Northwest, visited Ravinia Thursday, and were
driven about, and expressed themselves as
highly pleased with the natural bes:lty OF the
place, and, after spending some time looking at
the property, went to Highland Park and dined
at Highland Hall. Forty Baptist gentlemen
now OWL lots at Rayinia. Mrs. Moody has, also
a fine lot on the principal street near the lake.
, 1876-12-31
AN ELOPEA{ENT.

The other night Baltimore man was aroused
from his sleep by some unusual noise, and, miss
ing his wife from his side, be suspected some
thing was up, and, going to the front window,
saw her come out of the front door and elope
with man whom he well knew. The phiIo-
sophical husband watched them out Of sight,
and then cfIuclled and went back to bed, say
ing that was the third time she had given her
self away, and he hoped she would make it
stick this time, poor Jane, or she'd be getting
discouraged. Burlington Haukxve.
, 1876-12-31
THE TALE OF 4 SHIRT.

An eager young man rang the bell at Wash
fngton-street house Sunday evening, and the
eldest daughter came with smiles to let him in,
aud Just as she opened the door small boz, all
out OF breath, reached the front gate and yelled
"Ho, Jim! Bill says as how you must come
right home. He says as how faint your turn to
wear that store shirt this week, no how, cause
you wore it last Sunday, and he says as how he's
got 'pinrment to 60 aud see Girl over in East
Rome, and mint he just hoppin' mad" The
young man on the doorstep looked as though
There was pain in him somewhere.-Roms SER
tf,.e
, 1876-12-31

AAI NAAsASESs
airs. Jlnks was seated before the fro tvinp a
Knot In the toe:end Of her stocking to keen
lungs from dropping through that she expected
hfas h1angle to put into it last night hanging
to the mantelpiece. links entered full Of Il icc-
water and enthusiasm" turned loose four
Teen packs OF shooting crackers On fire into the
room, threw his hat at the clock on the mantel-
piece, and commenced an Indian Ear-dance. ye)l-
;2E Ase Comanche Bill, !" Here am, Eancrl
Woop,eee! Look out! I'm red-hot; bilin' fuj).
aud stu a-heatin'! 'Rah! Nancy, Tin q walk
ing Volcano right new. It's runnin' out nv
ears, and II you amt ready to die, lcave.
1or I'm bad man, an I don't IN,
Ieno to stand any more foolishness from
mat OLD pus-nosed, long -jawed, cat-eyed mother
MA" o mine any longer, nor you either, Do
you nnderst--" Just then things turned dark
to JinkE. and nil was quiet. Mrs. Jipks mt The
Skillet back On the stove, opened the doors to
let tue smoke out, hung up har stocking, went
over TO See her mother, leaving Jinks doubled
up 10 one corner Of the room, nursing g badly
bruised nose. and wondering whether he w3s
inside the cannon when it went OF, or on the
top OF IT when it bursted. There are Htiirnes in
the lives OF women when ttforbearance reases
to be virtue" and the time ior Airs. Jinks to
lit the friendly skillet and lay Jinks out had
come When be came home In Tam Q'Shauter's
fix
Roarin' fou' an uneo' happy.
Louisville Courier-jou4naL.
, 1876-12-31

i
The subject vas the employment of women
as salcswomen, or ssales-ladies,' rs the latest
euphemiszn has it.
Mrs. S. said she always "hated to buy any
thing OF d woman.'
t'That is because one woman does not know
how to use another" said Spicer; "men have
no difficulty in dealing with shopwomen: lemme
show you," and as they entered the toy store he
bland1y approached an apple-taced Girl, with
fiaxen hair, done up In small pats over her fore
head, and :! ::.tly raising his hat, asked to be
shown some toys suitable for 4 child of 3.
Apple face turned cheap locact, hanging at
her neck, right side out, smiled and said; t'Yes,
SIR"
splcer turned his eyes around in triumph, but
bis ears unfortunately heard the shopbelle say,
soto ooce:
ttJenny, show this bald headed old noodle
some cheap stuff, Will you; there's Jim Spooner
jess come in, and want to see him.
Mrs. s. chuckled, and Spicer thought they had
better walk out and sec what there was a. the
other end of the store.-Boston Commercial BuI-
211u
, 1876-12-31

In distinction from "O1d Probabilities" the
pretty Treasury girls at Washington are called
Young Possibilities" tSo ards).-Burttsg-
ton Hankeye.
4 woman who faiats when she is kissed had
better get out OF the cars and walk over the
hill than ride through tunnel with an impu1-
sive lover.
" Love, romance, aud poetry are thrown to the
winds when woman claps mustard plaster on
man In the place where the doctor prescribed
poultice.
Boston is satisfied that IN Intelligent woman
can safely be elected to any Office where the sal
ary isn't enough to buy looking sg,lass.-Daroit
Fre Press.
Mistress" Come, Bridget, how much longer
are you going to be about filing that pepper
box!" Bridget Is fresh importation from where
the don't use pepper r-casters}- }-"Surc, ma'am,
, 1876-12-31

HOW SIZE MATCHED THE EGGS.
feat Of having hatched five chickens In her
bosom. She had set hen upon the eggs in the
usual manner some few days ngo, but the hen
died. and the woman, not to be outdone, placed
the eggs in her bosom, where incubation took
place, and five hardy little chicks were Matched.
We learn that the birds are doing well, as is
also the woman.-tScranton (Pa.} Rfpublica,t.
, 1876-12-31
SUBURBAN.
E.NGLEWOOD.

lave extended through the whole week in this
suburb. They were commenced by the Metho
dist Sabbath-school with their Chr;stn7as-tree
m tha s.+nrdav avon,no hnf,ro Ch,;st,nas on5
" tue sasuluas e'enu's oelole ontlsemas' anc
followed by the Baptist and Reformed Episcopal
| Sunday schools on Monday and Tuesday even.
| iues, ACCOUNTS OF which appeared in the co1umns
| of Tur -R,nurr dnrinn the weel- Wednae
dav Fr;dav ond sotnrd.s avanfrns t,o Tn;ua1
oay, 1sNaS' ano oaturoay evenings tae onlqer'
salist, Presbyterian, and Unitarian Societies
| gave their entertainments in the order named.
| Besides these there have been Vulnerable sleigh
inc nartfes md candv-nn,1fnos. and nther ~
~ h;ef, ~, ,sast r. ta t.u- Jsu1. 20.
the social people on the go pretty much all the
time.
The oyster supper given by the ladies OF tue
Methodist Episcopal Church Thursday evening
was not as well attended as anticipated, the
churches serving: to cool the enthusiasm. Those
who did attend were well repaid for their
trouble. Mrs. 4. }. Marks, Miss Bucklieu, Miss
teaton, and the other young lauies VINO pre-
s'i:sa at the tnnles used tnelr best endeaVors to
cceded admirably. Between the first and second
tables the audience we're entertained oy Inc read
ing Of 8 selection ~ Miss Flora FISHER, aud Q
song ~ Alrs. :. W. Larlmore. Inc cho1r sang
severai me seeeeions CUTIE tne evening. Il IL
VIZ Aob suceess Anaaclalss ~ Ii w Aanlt u LIE
'a9cs- aH:
m, MISS virginia lneaFe entefIalned ner IT E1ends
tat GSes ~ us1 .Ssiueso .a ~ aI.aee
setects 1olasses Saoy W. .us gteas aeeIaG,
tlon, ana serveu 70 Keep nanus anu NOUNS well
~ .,da ~. ins3 IuI Sx; fo.4;4., -.
ny oanos ettssnaS d ies'1xaa " ehe
t, unlversaltst = Soc;ety a 1oos p1aGe @ wednesday
~ wv ,1;t;, =. ~ ..I
a':;' sons.aE .n ~ teets"s..9 ~, aun Isae
~ ~ ~ ~ unt+a nxste
VI " CarsnnS a. snneEintendcnt Ter % con1nctaa the ~
, 1876-12-31

During the polling for London School Board
q ratepaser arrived, breathless and in state Of
great excitement, ut one Of the polling-stations
in Hackney, and said: ~ want to vote for a
woman.n "Ah!" sa.d friendly Foice, IT sup
pose you mean Miss 1Iuler7" "No," says The
ratcrayer, <stbat's not her name; let me sit
down and think. saw it on placard as I
came along. Thinks aIoud.1 I have it. Poll
EARLY; that's herr
, 1876-12-31

Young friends at his residence Saturday even-
ing, None but the young and unmarried wdfe
one continual round Of fun aud merriment, as
might be expected in such company Of youth
1ui, happy, and innocent hearts. Tley need to
be reminded, however, that it was altogether
too exclusive.
, 1876-12-31
A BULLDOzED PARISH.

.#::S~ A ABDLLDOZED PARISH
:s " The other day man and woman made thei
#" #" appearance at the Union depot in this city. tn
=: man had meek, inoffensive expression abou
q him that made the very trucks around the plat
" =: form make vicious offers at his legs rs oppor
@:- tunIty offered, and the woman's face ya
I: crowned With 'tbusiness'' II loog that mad
" even the fearless and audacions baggage artist
8: stand around and say sSma'am ~ when she spok,
E: to them. She framed her blooming face in th,
- ticket-ofhce window and bought two tickets
i one for Lomax and one for Quincy. She handed
=. The meek little man the Ioma1 ticket, and the,
\: bozrded Conductor Jack Giford's train. 4:
i: they neared Loma1 the little nan grew mani
# testify fdgety and anxious, and con7ersed rapid
i: j and in pleading tones with bis wife.
Nov, look here" she said at last, turning
4 toward him, talk is talk, and we've had just
IA bear. You're goin' to Lomax, an I'm goin' to
" body." ~ ~ A''
:** "Well, now, but Matildy, Jest look at it; me
7: stopEdn' OF here to place where don't know
:: = Ivin' soul, an' you goin' On to Quincy. Now,
- that Jest the square way to treat your hus..
?: handt Is that the-ss
"Yes,'' she broke in, tsthat's Jest the vay it's
!: goin, to be. Moneys money an times is hard,
r an can't slase the Life out OF myself raisin'
: IN keepin' decent rags On Jour back, an then
: every time turn around to do mite OF sight
seeia' an pleasurin,, draggin' you all over the
: country after me- You Kin stop here at Lomax
: and talk politics with the grocery-man till I
eame back from Quincy, an then III take you
ben ' No' se11 ~
: The train slowed up for Lomax and the little
!: man grew frantic in his entreaties to be taken
A Mit4ndy :. h. eYcla;mad kthe;r,+ ,1,-,x,,
treated you an the children 1jghts''
!: ;, sue looked down at him aud remarked that
she'd like to see him cuttin' M any OF his
didos and doin' anything that wasn't right by
Ter and the children" Then the tram stopped,
= ann Conductor Clifford, seeing trouble, gently
notified the little man that this vas his letting
'' Not vet be shouted in tones OF triumph,
mot yet; Pm q man Of the world 1t am ouiet.
an can travel on my resources it I don't bullv
Erd b1ag and fight Carry me on the wuth Of
And be laid silver quarter in the conductors
palm. Mr.. Clifford told him that would, by the
nerc1ful interpretation Of the law, get him to
Ihe next station. The woman gave compla-
cent grqnt when this coup d etat was effected,
end said nothing. But when the next stat;on
vas reached, and her husband, having run
through his property and having exhausted his
resources, Kas put ashore, she waited until the
train started on, and then 1eaninS ont OF the
window called out to the little man on the
platform:
: "I'i1 take yon on and pay your fare from /
!oma1, when come back, and not mile fur ]
cefI you never git home so ve might lust as |
vel start to wa1k back to Lomax to wunst.''
and IS she leaned back in her seat and battcd !
ncr eyes dedantly at the stoge, the passengers
With the wiles and ways Of woman! ''-Burli,q- !
NJ Ean1xye.
, 1876-12-31

be considered at the next meetinp. which will ha
friday evening. DR.. DonnellY las received q
eall to 60 to lonia, Mich He has many friends
here who regret losing him.
, 1876-12-31
LOST. AND EG1TNn.

I
yESz s;s Rgsass CANE
s. reas4a RR9Mx q .1saia H siS SyTsH q
T oSr-Ar Kellogg MATINEE. SATURDAY,
Room e md asas RI H.
s;e9Soa e 5Ia o Faao2 oS m
* s;s5a;s e sps5 Il Is s;ks
T osr-s1o REwARD-a- SCOTCH nTfT--f,0;
- aboot months old; ears aud taii r.t; color Ys-
AsS Is asRsa1ss ss6s7: S ~ a
T osT- BETWEEN. PEoRTA-sT. AND BISHOP
q e EEsa H ss5 ESS Ss'ss
dos he !, .soat asaa
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party bringing said dog to 81 Lumber-st. ''
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5fowS sa4 eftEssq Tss d11 5saytt aRd
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sss;s % RSse
osST;aSEALsglS S;.s;E1l &C GLOVE, a TIE REAR ilss
T osT-A L1XNET cAX1RY-BIFD. HAVING Y0~
L. 1s.thsS Ga toa q head suitable
T .osT.DEcG; e = BETWEEN iIs North CANAL:
ss,sS ss sae*' vii e ~
3s a5asK 3 &c ai :;
Schneider: ean !: ssl soata Mais:east. US AlAe
T osT1FR1pAr EVENING, EITHER il TIE
ggsa ggsa Fl, Fis.ss S:sSs 3
bie rr1sra iii e rqen 1ae cashier tribune oee :na
, 1876-12-31

oST--NEAR TWELFTH-sT- AND WAB4sE-AV,
and ea a., asssfer ] dos he Is about mead
:" aane or Dash liberal rev31d will be paid to any
, 1876-12-31

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Esey-l@ Htsts G,ss~y-s4r.
The Tipton advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Cedar Co., Iowa) 1856-1962, 1876-09-21

The y. i, Trit,sf,s -ay-. sziI;grisll,-:
Had !; t~s-H khovn & y.aT AMI - Iialt
ago thai Mr.. HD.,ihglI Eaa- -aiisg fan
divorce. that Ieult"H hal involved
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ae a. s7esaI.-3l.4d it ~ Izsy 80 fs., = 5lz.l-
u. AMI .gFs~4 5s5Ia t. ssz4ss ffys4 ia.
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The Tipton advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Cedar Co., Iowa) 1856-1962, 1876-09-21

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ralIrssfl- aud asiseg ssysIgFaae $40 FAR ln
axns5-. GFttse atmfraFss ys4agy4ef. Whist
he did Is fgE4 il sSs gsg f4s4gg - tsss tsDg-
erTiIhsft. saf.sss.--- iie Ba4* ia ge ia
vested ii III mining -t4Ss.. EsstgrgsGa-,
Og tara-3fss=-szs, og dynate43 il fgr ,ry.lIi-
c7al pgrJ,,-@.. i.sgf il It'll rs-f8zig.sd in
c4ynae@ a. 1ise ik4sl. for 'h. x--4---fs8erf
~ al IEfzsssse tax lawfully si.d T3ztal-
sf,s5s4y at2e itse GsyVeggs1asg.t. and the
tax he eEada-i. - Ir6l4ak,
The Tipton advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Cedar Co., Iowa) 1856-1962, 1876-09-21

The Maquoketa, tJaek-on 10. srntii-
ult makes figure on the result In this
Congressional District a. follow: Ma
iorities for Price-feiar, ~; Iu.Ia-
Tine, 30, Jones, en-; Clinton, lJo to-
tai, I,s51. Majoritie4 for Murphy
jackson, so; Scott, 100; total, 50.
Murphy majority over Price, ~. If
Cedar don't come nearer twice Than
once the given majority for Hiram
Price, We shall mis- our gues1: and If
scott county gives Murphy anything
like the figures named, great many
very much .naar1sr people will Mrs
theirs. Al all events, We would like
- ri-k Zig red apple iLai The ooneIu-
si,s. j. nj least nine .undrsd vote out
u the way--wbich would jars turn the
'a1~~ Ypu see.