The Tipton advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Cedar Co., Iowa) 1856-1962, 1877-01-18

The grasshoppers havnt hurt the
ice crop.
Much teams and many people in
town Tuesday.
1t had every indication OF snow
ing last Monday.
Good time to buy dry goods low at
p. J. Van slsck's.
The Grand ANNUAL" was nearly
smothered i'm SNOW.
Religious services are being held
each evening at the N. +. church
MIR. w. 4 Leech sends us scvcra,
copies of the Anaheim Cali. Ga:s ~.
You will find the story conlmcl,c-
ed on the first page OF this paper worth
reading.
Ed. Young OF Jefferson, Wa wei
coined by his many Upton friend.
Monday.
The singing class at the VI. +.
church now number. over sixty-fivc
members.
--Woodis' singing class now meets
regularly every Saturday evening at
the NJ. L. church.
Mr.. Swartzlandcr was taken sud-
denly very sick last Thursday night
but is better since.
Wallace is exchanging clothing
for money on terms very favorable for
thos. who need clothes.
II. \. McGee occupies the south
west room in the Court House base
ment as a Justices Office.
blessed is the man who minds his
own business. for verify, If he does it
we'll he has his hands full.
All are invited to attend the SER
les of meetings now being held each
evening at the NJ. T.. Church.
Remember tina; the Cedar co.
Fine Stock Association meets in the
Court House Feb'y o3d and 9th.
Prof. Won Ccelln, State Superin.
tendent, lectures at the Court House
Tomorrow evening. Public invited.
The observance Of the Week OF
Prayer closed last sunday with SER
mons upon the unity of the church oi
Christ.
j. C. Sheldon drove from Dixon
in the teeth Of Mondays snow laden
zephyrs, making the trip in but little
over two hours.
| Cal =. Butler, erst Cedar Go
pedagogue but now representing The
Spiceland Ind. Reporter. is in towr
shaking hands.
Farmers wishing to improve stool
should observe the advertisement in
another column of three young shor,
horn bulls for sale.
INTERCHANGEABLE is still having
spiritual visitants, and the Press re
ports them as convincing but not I,
be depended upon.
The county Teachers Association
convenes tomorrow evening at tn.
Court House, aud will continue 1t.
sessions on Saturday.
1t was so cold out west, an ex.
change says, that the THERMOMETERS
got right square down off OF the nail
and tried to come in the house.
The great storm" Of last Monday
extended over almost the entire north
west and reached far south and east
1t was one of the widest storms known
Some shoveling was necessary t.
open the roads leading out of town
but for the unusual amount of snow
on the ground the blockade is not a
all serious.
Henry E-iler ha. been quietl,
working in the south room of the Vir
gin Block for several weeks, and nov
has quite an array of new harness
ready for sale.
A Upton lady was pretty much
;, puzzled by five year-old who wantet
to "borrow her fuchsia." She finall,
found out that it was her nubia h,
had been sent after.
| an those indebted to r. j. va
.S,yck, are requested 10 cal and sctH
up Hcr nccoua before February Ia,
a. contemplated business chang
mats II inDeratireiy necessary.
Mr. Bob Burdctte, the well known
"funny man of the Burlington Hd,sk
eye, is meeting with admirable sue
cess rs lecturer--the present seasOl
being his first appearance on the plat
form.
Under the urgency of Marsha
Millhcuse. the sidewalks were speed
~ cleaned Of snow by occupants q
!. the various premises. Now If til
town wauld clean the crossings, al
would be well.
On Thursday. Jan. 18th there vii
be sold at auction, at the old Calihal
Dwigans place, west of Upton, val
liable lot of stock anil many farming
tools and machines; also lot Of hay
wagon, buggy &c.
A correspondent asks the Avoc
Delta 'if it's not In bad taste for
"young man visiting young lady I
"stay after ten o'clock The cdito
says lie never could notice any diffe,
ence i'm the taste after ten o'clock.
Ash Wednesday, the commence
ment of Lent, falls on the 14th Z
February, st. Valentines day, an
Easter Sunday on April LIST. TIL
count Of the Electoral vote, in tn
United States Senate, also takes plac
on the l4th of February.
Mr.. II. Grimes had the small bon
of the forearm broken while unloat
ing ice at Lang's ice-house one da
last week. He attempted to follo'
up the ladder before one Of the heav
: blocks was landed, aud the fastenln
breaking, it fell back upon him wit
the effect stated.