The Tipton advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Cedar Co., Iowa) 1856-1962, 1873-11-13

Cold weather comes a8s"'
Furniture al kinds 1t Alden's.
Charlie R,dgsway has returned.
-Bss, white kerosene IS cts. at Al
den's.
--Thos. speakman lives in Upton
now.
Table cutlery. new stock, At Al
den's.
Cobb expresses himself in big let
ten In another column.
N. Fairchild and family returned
to Upton after visit Fact.
Come in and see how low you can
buy goods Of Cobb for cash.
1000 hides wanted at
# STEWARDS SHOE STORE.
The Fleming House barns have
"gone back" on their old position.
"A week from next Monday Dis
trict Court sits-Supervisors also con-
vene.
Mice pair Of gents cloth gloves
can be found by inquiring of II.
Pritchard.
BE 1t remembered that for MILL
nery goods everybody goes to Cobb's
Cash Store.
New arrival Of nice Queenswaro
Tor sale very low at Holtslander 1
Swineford's.
DIR. Yarnall will DO In Upton Fri
day and Saturday, November 18th
and 18th, 1879.
Judge Tuthill 10 fully ensconced
in his handsome new Office, just south
Of hts residence.
District Conference began here
Tuesday evening and continued yes
terday and to-day.
For groceries OF all kinds--best
quality and lowest prices-go to Hollis
lander L Swineford's.
"A. Balm, at Stanwood, advertises
10 sell goods ut i've per cent. profit
will show invoices il desired.
--Reichert Bros. mean just what
they say in their Especial Notice."
1t 10 matter that is imperative with
them.
-P. Dean, who always claims lit
tie less, rather than more than the
truth will warrant, advertises in an.
other column.
Rev. +. L. Dodder, for three
years pastor Of the Presbyterian church
here, removed last week to Center
willie, Appanoose county.
The Post announces that "Wood
and potatoes will he taken gu SUBJ
acrlptions." Well bet . nickel he
don't take any potatoes.
The Post is ack now lodged author
ity (even IL poor ohe) on Jail birds.
We confess error in regard to Houri-
gan's assailant being in the Upton
jail.
A notice the other week in these
columns that there were children ct
the Poor Farm wanting homes bro't
two or three good applicants for each
child.
"A son Of Mrs. J. Burners, eight
years Of age. was badly hurt Tuesday
evening by being run over by wagon
on which he was riding homo from
school.
y. H. Fox, proprietor Of the Will
ton Hack Line. has sold out his liv.
cry business In Wilton. He contin-
ues, however. to make trips daily
with mail and passengers.
The letter from Europe published
herewit tn must, we suppose, be the
last. The series have been of great
interest to our readers, aud they will
zee the last Of them reluctantly.
saturday last was good day for
business. in Upton. The streets were
crowded with teams, and the stores
with customers. This, however, has
come to be no. uncommon occur
renee.
VIM. Chisholm. Administer, will
sell at public sale. three miles north Of
Clarence, on Saturday, Nov. 18th,
horses. cattle, grain and other person
n property Of James Greig, Jr., de-
ceased.
Since getting Strengthened up in
their new quarters, Messrs. Holtslan-
der 4 Swineford offer to the public
very attractive stock Of new and
choice groceries At bottom figures.
tall aud sec them.
-Reichert's new building is being
pushed rapidly toward completion.
The iron cornice vas put up Monday
and Tuesday; The glass Is set In the
lower rooms. where piastering was
commenced last week.
News from west reports that Co
t1sr river Is in q languishing condi-
sion. 1t IL very low. aud confined to
ats bed. The catfish get aground and
nave to be helped of the sand bars by
the goodnatured boys.
John Whan IL putting an addition
Of forty-six feet to the rear of tho
building now occupied by him. This
will give plenty Of room. but we
should like to have seen the new
building come clear to the front.
w. H .Vannsss will sell ut his
late residence, Ave miles south of
Clarence, on Thursday, 10th inst,
quite number Of valuable horses,
cattle and hogs, as well ~ q wagon
and other farm machinery aud impie-
ments.
Wish we sould have found room
for the entire speech Of the English
NJ. p. upon the subject Of general In
Sensational Arbitration, extracts from
which are introduced on the first page
by welcome correspondent from
Springdale.
"A Musical Convention begins to
be talked Of for the coming winter.
These annual meetings in Upton have
been continued so long and have at.
tanned 50 good reputation that no de.