The Tipton advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Cedar Co., Iowa) 1856-1962, 1876-09-07

-County supervisors.
Republican Convention.
Week of general blow outs.
Time to hold political meetings
All kinds Of new goods at Vans
Iowa Life Insurance for Iowa
men.
Dress goods, large new stock al
Vans.
-"F'air weather" commenced
Tuesday.
Who said anything about pleas.
ant weather?
Lots Of nice dress goods at Per.
ricn Deans.
--"I.ady of Lyons at the City
Hall tonight.
Several communications will ap-
pear next week.
New hats-largc assortment al
Casad & G;lmore's.
Wilson, the funny man of the
Cosmopoli,ons, is u good 'un."
-Wm. IL. Alden. of Minneapolis
was in town several days last week.
"A good girl wanted. Wages no
object. Inquire at J. G. Sheldon's. II
-Casad & Gilmore will show you
the suit OF clothes you want for fall
wear.
1t is bad business making wealth
er items twenty-four hours in adj
vance.
Miss Breyer as Pauline in IA
dy OF Lyons" at the City Hall thi
evening.
Some one took s'straw vote"
on the Upton train Saturday even
ing: Hayes, II; Tilden, 4!
Our folks should know by this
time Just how TO run Fair in the
rain. They have experience enough.
Brick, the best quality ever
made in this vicinity, constantly on
hand and for sale by VIM. kettell. If
The Fair will be continued for
three days Of good weather, il they
are to be had between now and Sun
day.
Davenport carried the tax by a
four-ffths majority, and now the d.
& St. Paul railroad will come into the
city on track of its own.
David Crisman fell off load of
freight on the way to the depot Mon
day and broke his arm between wrist
and elbow. A bad accident.
Cedar county is entitled to FIVE
pupils in the State Normal School.
So far, we believe no one has applied
to the Co. Supt. for certificate.
Mrs. Leland has removed to the
new residence, just opposite the
steam mill, where she will continue
to do hair work of all kinds, and will
be glad to see customers, both old
and new.
What is the matter Some man
brought a load of wheat to town yes
terday and couldn't find purchaser.
After waiting some time he sold to a
buyer from another town. where he
agreed to deliver the grain next day.
Will Broderick is going on
crutches. He says he was playing
circus with one of Piatt's horses and
the horse wanted him to turn a SOM
ersault when he was only ready for a
statue act, and the result was badly
sprained foot and ANGLE.
Observe the advertisement of
C. F. Knepper, who has established
a new shoe shop over Stewards store.
Mr.. X. does everything in his line,
but makes a speciality of fine work,
as will be inferred from the superb
pair of sewed boots which he has on
exhibition at the Fair.
Five little tads. aged from thir-
teen to seventeen, were arrested at
Stanwood last Thursday by Marshal
McCabe for breaking into store at
Louden and stealing each a suit of
clothes. They are street gamin,
having left Chicago week ago Fri
day. They are now in the Jail here.
One of the celebrated painters
during his apprenticeship, painted a
fly so naturally upon his masters
canvass that the old fellow tried to
brush it off. But that is nothing to
Ell Ingman, who while granting a
door at the new barber shop painted
so natural knot that it fell out and
had to be glued in. Conway will
show you the place.
A worthy old Tildenite very
much resented an item in late AD-
vERTIsER which stated that Tilton
and his children were enjoying them
selves at the Centennial, while his
wife was at home sewing for living
The old gent said it was all Repub.
Hcan lie; Tiiden didu't have any
wife, his German paper said so, and
it was dirty shame to be talking
about his children.
-Rockwell's mother writes te
Sheriff Maynard:
"If Calvin has done wrong it was
to prevent his mother, a helpless
cripple from rheumatism, from be.
coming pauper. made an appea
to him for help or | should be obliged
to give up my home and go to the
county House. He replied by his
presence X"
Frank Merriam showed us .
couple of ancient documents found
among Mrs. Adams papers. ONE
was . receipt for 81 duty on chaist
and harness owned and used by A
Adams in the year 1916. The Other
was the appointment of Andrew
Adams, by the Judge of Worcester
Co., Mass, as guardian for certaiI
minor heirs-this yellow parchment
being dated April 16, 1872.