The Tipton advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Cedar Co., Iowa) 1856-1962, 1876-09-28

/ WOOD LOT sale, call on him.
Discussion tomorrow afternoon
between Price and Murphy.
The work of repairing the old jail
has been commenced nj last.
Quaker City fine shirts, The best
made, at Casad Il Gilmore's.
There will be no more attempt to
have Cedar Go. Fair in 1876.
A dance at the City Hall Tuesday
evening was slenderly patronized.
A small load of corn would pass
as currency at this Office, just now.
There is nothing like the new
cooking ranges at Reichert 4 Cobb's.
The Domestic Company's paper
fashions for sale by Dean Il Ingman.
Ed Golden is building nice
greenhouse, sixteen by some fifty odd
| feet.
Remember the New Orleans Min
strels at the City Hall tomorrow eve
ming.
A question for the Greenbackers:
Who would buy your 1865 convertible
bonds, and why?
-Tipton needs a grain buyer. Where
is the man? The right one will find
a rare opportunity here.
Why not have at least one regular
old fashioned political Mass Meeting
in Cedar county this fall:
One young chap went into Jail
last week charged with burglary at
Mechanicsville, during the fair.
Tomorrow the Democrats will
decide who they will have beaten for
the several county officers this fall.
You don't know how handsome a
stove can he made unless you have
been in at Reichert d Cobb's lately.
-Tipton train only made two trips
Saturday. After the collision at Stan
wood buttons engine was sent to Clin-
| ton.
Six youthful Migrants, brought
from Mechanicsville last week, are
serving out sentence of fifteen days
in Jail.
The Argand and Argalia-the bes
hard and soft coal stoves i'm the mar
ket, improved for 1876, a, Reichert &
Cohb's.
One of Drinks Berkshires, sold in
July to man near Mechanicsville
took first premium at the State fair n!
Cedar Rapids.
That card Of Agent Williams, o
the Atchison, Topeka Il Santa Fee r
r. Land Co., will now he found i'm an.
other column.
A crowd of men, women and chill.
dren who passed for Gipsies were in
town Monday. Rather mothey APP
pearing company.
Charley Millhouse, a well known
and longtime former citizen of Tip
ton, now resident in Eeokuk Co., wa
in town this week.
We are under obligation to Rev
J. w. kynett for paper containing
proceedings and appointments of tn
NJ. T.. Conference.
The discussion tomorrow hetweel
Messrs. Price and Murphy is the sec
Ond of the serics-the first being Il
Muscatine yesterday.
DO not two of the five District
elect each a member of, the Board @
County Supervisors this year? TIL
Republicans have nominated but one
w. il. Van Ness reached hom
Saturday after a trip into Southwest
ern Kansas, which he considers til
most handsome country he ever saw
The material for the Cedar rive
bridge is lying at Mechanicsville, al
ready to be drawn over and put to
gether. There are seven ear loads O
it.
Don't answer quite so quickly,
said lawyer to his witness whileunder
going discrimination, "give me
"chance to see what the attorney
"snootin' round After
"A handful of centennial chestnut
which grew on trees in the dooryar
of Mrs. Davis, were laid on our tabl
the other day. They look and last
just like anybody's chestnuts.
The New Orleans Ministries, O
the City Hall tomorrow friday eve
/ ming, are large company of first-cias
g artists, who draw large houses-an
please them well-in every city the
visit.
Murphy girded up his loins an
went forth to learn his Price to-day.
He will feel cheaper tomorrow tina
ever bcforc-even after opening tn:
18th amendment ball with colorc
sister for his partner.
I One Welch was brought frol
t Mechanicsville last week charge
!, with selling whiskey. The case WI
/. changed from Justice Pritchard an
, def. discharged by Justice Brink
which some Of the Mechanicsvilliar
. express great surprise.
D A vote taken on the western boun
passenger over the c. r. l. l. p, jus
east of Wilton last Saturday mornin.
resulted: Hayes, 66; Tilden, q; Cool
v err, I; undecided, probably Tide
men but ashamed to own it, 4. TIL
we have from man who saw the vot
taken; and it makes pretty goo
showing even for Iowa.
u Jack Haverly, the proprietor (
q the minstrel troupe which perform
at the City Hall tomorrow evenin,
ten years ago was train boy on
Western railroad. Now he is set dow
at 500, 900, being manager of five mil
strel companies, part owner of t~
4 opera houses, and principal stockhol'
e er In the National Printing Co.,
Q Chicago. Becoming brilliant "son
i and dance man." he did not also b