The Tipton advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Cedar Co., Iowa) 1856-1962, 1869-07-01

Railroad stop,
THE fourth is coming, and good
dinner will be prepared at the Kiser
House for all who will please favor them
with call. Meals to commence at liz
and continue until all are accommo-
dated. ~. =
WE invite attention to the advertise
ment Of Peter A. Keller, offering for
sale very eligible tract Of eighty acres,
but two miles from the Burlington, Ce-
dar Rapids. e. st. Paul Railway-the
terms of which will be made satisfactory.
LEE ADLER has just returned from
his second trip East this season, with
Nh elegant assortment Of late styles Of
bOnts and shoes and hats and caps,
which he can sell as cheap as any other
man. Sign big boot. ..~
WATtM weather has come, so have
styles Of Grape maretts, lawns, Organdies
and Shetland shawls at Cobb 4 Wetzel's
THE PUBLIC, generally, is Informed
that complete preparations will be made
At the Pennsylvania House to entertain
guests on Celebration day-July Sd.
Those who so to the Pennsylvania will
be sure Of being bountifulIy fed and sent
on their way rejoicing.
WE'LL. DoSE.--This IL the comment
of every one upon the work of our Street
Commissioner in the different parts of
town. What Carin don't know about
grading streets L., apparently, not worth
knowing; and when he leaves job rs
completed, it would he difficult to find Il
clod as large as your fist that could be
moved to advantage.
TIE New York market quote, dry
goods higher, but Cobb & WetzeI are
selling ut tie same low prices.
DIR. J. NJ. WITHEEwAX, for two and
one-half years either Assistant Surgeon
or Surgeon Of the 24th iowa Infantry,
died in Davenport on Friday, the 18th
inst, at the age OF fifty eight years. TO
many former nIriubcrs Of the 24th, living
in this vicinity, this will bs news of the
death Of u friend, for whom grateful
memory must ever retain Il tribute of
love and respect.
JUSTICES CoUKr.-On "Wednesday of
lust week, two young men from the
northern edge of the county, p. Scott
and j. Farley, were brought before JUS
tlce sweet upon complaint of one Mi
chael Merritt that he feared personal
injury ut their hands. The Justice held
them in bonds of 800 each To keen the
peace toward al: creation in general, and
NJ. Merritt in particular.
On TOMORROW Lee Adler will re-
ceive and open IL large invoice Of slight
~ damaged boots and shoes which he is
enabled to sell dirt cheap. 1t will cost
you nothing to step in and look ut them,
and you are sure to make money by it
REMEMBER TIE CELEBRATION in
Upton. on Saturday, gives every prom
Use, the weather continuing favorable.
OF being Il complete success both as re-
CARDS interest and attendance. Indeed,
II the proposed performances of the dav
come Off as is anticipated, we cannot fail
Of having a real old fashioned enjoyable
time, such an one as has in years gone
by given the rising generation the firm
belief that independence Day" was the
biggest and best day in the calendar.
Observation-Disclosures, Cooper &
Whitby's Menagerie and Circus is ad-
vertised to visit Upton on Saturday,
July 10th. The greatest features of
this attractive exhibition are the mon
ster lions baby elephant, learned mon
Keys, trick ponies aud mules and a
large c'rcus troupe selected from the ma.
ny for the best.
The procession will move through the
principal streets during the forenoon of
exhibition day, in which living lion
VIII be carried, uncaged, upon char
lot built for the purpose.
IRAND ENTERTAINMENT."- See adj
verfising columns for announcement
and programme. Open every day from
A. NJ. to p. N. Terms of admission
the most liberal. Performance Of per-
fectly moral character, and beneficial to
both sole and body. The concluding
farce Perfect Fits" pleases every one.
Front seats reserved. For further par
ticulars, see small bills, or call at +. p.
Deans boot and shoe store.