The Tipton advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Cedar Co., Iowa) 1856-1962, 1877-03-01
Spring is here.
still sunshine!
Send us local items.
Large attendance on court.

still sunshine!
Send us local items.
Large attendance on court.
Court will last all this week.
City election Monday. March 5th.
&C. G. I.andt, of Chicago, called
Tuesday.
-C0lfax will lecture here the last of
the month.
The municipal election occurs
next Monday.
Who is going TO run for the town
Offices, anyway?
Some wheat WAS sowed In this
county last week.
The Board of Supervisors meets
first of next month.
Prayer meeting every morning at
nine o'clock in A. O. U. w. Hall.
pleas" items received yesterday.
too late for this week, but welcome.
Stewart, the shoe-man, returned
Monday from his purchase of naw
Dr. Edwards, Dentist, is at the Pal
mer House this week and next. See
card.
--R-y-b-a-i, was the spell that one Of
our school teachers recently got on the
word of God.
A week from next Tuesday three
Directors for this Independent School
District are to be chosen.
A team ran away returning from
Mrs. Landt's funeral last Thursday.
One Of the horses was badly injured.
--Chas. Hammond Is getting nearly
ready to receive compliments on his
new room, which is going to richly
deserve them.
Ed Stevens is moving his restaur-
ant to the Green building, and Will
Young takes his grocery into the
place vacated.
The Cedar river bridge has been
proving its value for several weeks
when the river otherwise would have
been impossible.
j. G. Garberich has sold his bill
lard tables and outfit to y. Carlin,
who will continue to occupy the ele
giant hall in the new building.
Il like to be accommodating, sister,
whispered a Stanwood girl, but do
hate to 60 to bed every Sunday night
and let Bob hug you and my dress.
The financial exhibit OF the Inde-
pendent District of Upton for the cur
rent year. and also for the next year,
are published herewith as required by
law.
The entire stock Of dry goods. no.
tons, etc, belonging to p. J. Van
Slyck are being sold offat As>ignee's
sale without regard to cost. See ad-
vertisement.
Judge Thayer's railroad commence
ed running Monday between Iowa
City and Kirkwood, the junction with
the Burlington and Cedar Rapids road
"a distance of nine miles.
A young lady was thrown back
ward out ola wagon by the sudden
starting Of the team, after service at
the NJ. +. Church last Friday evening.
No serious injury resulted.
Officers of Independent Districts
and District Townships will find
printed orders on the Treasurer for
school moneys due them very con-
venient. For sale at this Office. 6-4w
Fred Hirschiield wishes to say
that those indebted to him must step
in and settle before March, 18th. He
likes to be accommodating, but is get
ting more opportunity than he can
stand. 3w9
If you are disposed to over esti-
mate your own importance, just please
to remember that the world got along
very well before you were born and
will probably do "a well after you are
gone.
--Messrs. S. Y. Yates and +. NJ.
Brink made each his meiden speech
before IA jury upon opposite sides of
the well case, tried in Circuit Court
last week. They are complimented
for their success.
Our usually good natured neigh
Dor thinks the ADVERTISER OCCASION
ally ''gefs out of the reach OF respec-
liable people," Possibly, but we have
noticed that we could never get out of
the reach Of the Conservative.
This weeks stanwood Critic"
goes for' last weeks "Critic" from
same place on the assumption that
the first "Critic" alleged certain things
against the town in the present, in
stead of in the past, as he did do.
The story, "When the Ship Comes
Home" or Boston Tom,' which has
for some time been running In the
ADVERTISERS, is now nearly complet-
ed, and we have all ready very diff
ferent, and in some respects perhaps a
better one, TO succeed 1t.
Robert Cruise, post-office at Clar-
encc, has purchased . rapid and ex-
pensive power corn shelter, and is do
ing rushing business at making
, cobs. He has started new feature In
the Smelling business, taking toll of 50
much corn for each bnsiiel shelled,
instead Of charging a cash price.
--rhe darlington HdUkcge tells OF
a woman who worked beautiful
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