The Tipton advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Cedar Co., Iowa) 1856-1962, 1877-03-08

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Bagley's.
Fresh ginger snaps OH hand ut
City Bakery.
-Colfax lectures in City Hall on
the 9th inst.
Graham bread every Friday at
the City Bakery.
Maple sugar. is what they call
it this season of the year.
Go to Bagley's for choice oranges,
lemons. candies, figs, nuts. etc.
WIN. Dean returned Monday from,
his first purchase of spring goods.
-Lupches, hot coffee, and warm
meals always ready at Stephens res:
! taurant.
Stephens restaurant looks rs neat
as ever in its new quarters in Green's
building.
p. Dean has gone East for new
goods. He will be heard from in a
short time.
Span good horses, wagon and set
harness for sale at bargain. Inquire
Of p. Carlin. 2w1O
The fellows who kept saying,
"We'll pay for this in March," are
growing now, bad luck to 'em.
Clarence all down here again
Tuesday to attend a suit turned over
by Circuit Court to Judge Yates as
Referee.
Mr.. NJ. Stearns, longtime citi-
zen Of Upton, was buried on last Sun
day. The usual obituary will appear
next week.
Ed Stephens has just fitted up his
new place of business in Green's build.
ing. Call on him and you will find
him rs accommodating AZ ever.
p. Wallace is just starting Eas,
| for new goods, and says he Is going tt
| All the City Clothing Store chuck full
of the newest and nattiest in tho mar
ket.
If you wish to know what sort O.
| dish of local news always finds .
welcome to the ADVERTISER columns
notice pleas" communication from
Claney's Corners.
We are obliged to carry over to
next week several matters which
should have found attention in this
issue the conclusion Of Cir
cult Court record.
Mr.. J. +. Vinton, Of Wisconsin
called at this Office on Tuesday. HI
comes highly recommended ~ not
only an entertaining but a practical
lecturer upon temperance.
The religious meetings still con.
tinue as heretofore announced-morn-
ing, afternoon and evening. The In.
terest continues also. Every day there
are souls finding peace in believing.
The price people" have investi.
gated that yarn in regard to the shell
explosion last fall, retailed by this
weeks Conservative, and pronounce il
a stupid fslsehood in every particular
Fred Hirschfield wishes to say
/ that those indebted to him must steI
In and settle before March, 18th. He
likes to be accommodating, but Is get.
| ting more opportunity than he can
stand. 3w9
| If you want pair of unmentiona-
blooms. or any other garment, cut and
made In style. and satisfaction guar.
anteed in every particular, call on
Grcenhow, tailor, over Bagley's gro
Gerry. Hocaa do It!
The future il all fairyland to thu
young--bnt when they come out into
the world and commence browsin
around for their grub the fairy bust
ness fades like q beautiful dream
leaving nothing but the empty husks
Of life and the weary bearing Of tho
burden to the end.
Judge Thayer came down on tht
locomotive yesterday and remained
over to-day. He is very much en-.
couraged ~ to opening work on the
line between Elmira and Upton. II
| takes an editor to build q railroad aftel
other fellows have tried for twenty
Ave years.-Iowd City P.css.
1t Is on dit at Clarence that q vel
| to do farmer in that vicinity has been
sued for breach Of promise by q wo
man who has been keeping house fol
him the past year We fear matches
would In truth have to be made In
heaven" If all the expected brides un
dertook such a probation as that.
John ID. Shearer has purchased
the grocery stock and business con
Quoted so successfully for the last veal
by w. =. Miller & Co., and will contin
ue In the same location. Mr.. 8. need'
no introduction to the people of Tip
ton and vicinity, all Of whom viii
wish him nothing hut success in hi.
new undertaking.
A young man named Edminsor
| Just returned from the far West
sought to introduce the morals of til,
plains last week, with poor results.
He stole q pair of shoes with Ions
strings, which were seen hanging ou
| from under his coat. Hirschfield, tn,
owner of the shoes, followed and found
his property hid in = stone wall
| Marshal MillhOuse arrested the lad
and gave him hearing before Esq
McGee, Judge Yates appearing TO
the State. Counsel Feath was secur
ed for the defence and succeeded II
getting his client fined SO and costs
Moral-Steal shoes without strings
or else get Feath to prosecute.
HIDEs.-B. Lang has contract TO
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