The Tipton advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Cedar Co., Iowa) 1856-1962, 1876-11-30

| All kinds of toys at Fields gro
Gerry.
Services at the NJ. +. church this
forenoon.
-Shawls, scarfs and nubias at Per-
rien Deans.
The Grand Jury seems likely to be
full of business.
Alex. Mccormick is still IN bust
ness at the old stand.
Will Humphrey, of Nevada, Story
Co., is visiting in town.
The fat porker now starts for the
knife and scalding vat.
Has any body heard anything
about the election lately?
The county Supervisors do not
meet again until next year.
Gloves, mittens, scarfs, and winter
caps at Casad 4 Gilmore's.
District Attorney NJ. p. Smith ar
rived last Saturday evening.
Temperance lecture tomorrow
evening at the NJ. E. church.
Judge Shane arrived on Monday
and court was opened on time.
Fine shirts-the Quaker City in
the lead-at Casad Il Gilmore's.
-"Sheep clodings" at auction no
longer inhabit the Virgin Block.
If any one asks you who is elected
President, shoot him on the spot.
Three dollars spent for fiannels is
better than fifty dollars for drugs.
The complimentary benefit dance
last week was not largely attended.
With hogs up and corn rising,
"hard times" should soften little.
The Jail will probably not be 80
thickly populated in two weeks from
now.
The Sheriff has served about four
bushels of subpGnas in the past two
weeks.
The cheapest hats and bonnets i'm
Cedar county will be found ut Hicks
Bazaar.
Many are the poor turkeys offered
up to-day on the altar of thanks
giving"
s.. ID. Casad is preparing to furnish
Illinois coal by the car or ton at . very
low figure.
A new house has just been en-
closed on the corner opposite Sam'l
Wampler's.
A girl who wears III eighty-bone
corset can hardly be said to be Of
yielding nature.
Be temperate in your diet-our
first parents ate themselves out of
house and home.
Persons wishing coal for school
districts and churches will do well to
call on S. ID. Casad.
Hon. III. Price adds $500 to the
$1,000 previously offered for the appre-
hcnsion of the shell throwers.
The Cedar county st. Andrews
Society has one of its pleasant festivals
at the Fleming House this evening.
A whole army of toys of all kinds,
from fine sleigh to 5 cent Jump
ing Jack" for sale at Fields grocery.
Mr.. w. II. Alden is putting up a
very neat two-story cottage dwelling
on lots just west of his former resi-
dence in this place.
And now they talk about domestic
violence in Iowa because q number of
base deceivers are hung every night
over the backs of chairs.
The articleentitled Sound Sense"
on the first page Of this paper, is the
soundest kind Of sense and is from
Democratic source ut that.
Don't let your children look in at
Fields grocery unless you wish to
"shell out" for they are sure to see
something they must have.
Rev. VIM. Lees barn. too heavily
weighted with corn in the upper story,
caved in on good top buggy the other
day and tiattened it out very badly.
The "need of change" SO much
harped upon by politicians, does not
begin with the necessity for small
/ L. g.,
II. G. Prescott, Clerk of the Courts
elect, is familiarizing himself with
some of the details of his future work
by occupying the desk with Clerk
Van Ness at this term.
Ed. Cook, Esq, Of Davenport, is
in attendance at District Court here
this term. Mr.. Cook used to come up
quite regularly, but this is his first APP
pearance for several terms.
! Mccormick 4 Jamison, the shoe
makers, having dissolved partnership,
an immediate settlement Of accounts
due the firm will be necessary. All
interested will please call at the old
stand.
The incest and cheapest way a
man can get his fat hog, or hogs, into
good shape for the pan or oven, Is to
send them to b. Lang, who is better
than ever prepared to take care OF
them.
Having recently set up a new
steam sausage chopper, b. Lang Is
ready to cut from one to thousand
pounds of sausage for any one at the
same old nominal price, and guarantee
satisfaction.
-Casad & Gilmore have more OF
those warm overcoats for sale.
Every reader-Democrats especi
ally-should remember that it Is the
Chicago Times, even the rampant
Times, whose language is quoted in
short article on an outside page emit
tied, "Grant and the Times"
Lots Of nice dress goods ut Perrier
Deans.
!. -Messrs. r. and b. Mink and J. J
Wright, now of Fond du Lac, Wis.
> are here attending court. We ain