The Tipton advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Cedar Co., Iowa) 1856-1962, 1873-09-11

There have been slight frOsts i
some parts Of the State. No grea
d. mage 10 reported,
orion 10 doing some needed worI
trimming trees and otherwise removal
Ing matters In Court Square.
Next Tuesday, the first day OF tn
Upton Fair. the grounds will be fire.
TO all exhibitors. Remember this.
Dean, Ingman 4 Young's new
store room Is nearly done. They hop
to be in 1t by the 'first Of next month.
In Upton, when the sun is low,
The maidens gliding to and fro
All wear upon their necks q bow
Ofribbon bought at Cobbs.
Tho dread disease, Cholera. ha
really been In Davenport, as indicated
by our correspondence in another col
umn.
Mr.. Frank Adams, for severa
years 10 the grocery business here. II
visiting old friends Vt Upton thi.
week.
-R. w. Starr has concluded to re.
sumo for the present the practice OF
law In Upton. Once over the City
Drug Store.
Mr.. Jonathan Focht and wife will
start next week for visit to the
scenes Of their early life in the old
Keystone State.
Sheldon, the grain man, followed
some Of his wheat cars into Chicago
last Saturday night, but was on hand
for business Monday.
The clothing house of Casad &
Gilmore is already passing out new
goods to many customers. Come early
and have your choice.
Virginia Grove Grange will hold
. special business meeting at usual
place next Saturday evening, com
mencing at seven O'Clock.
--Perrien Dean wishes all to under
stand that he has as good an assort-
ment Of dry goods as any one and does
not propose to be undersold.
Ready made clothing is way down
In price don't buy until you see our
new stock and examine our prices.
DEAN, INGMAN & YOUNG.
Bear in mind that Matilda Fetch
er delivers her address, Farmers
Wives and daughters" on the Fair
Grounds next week Thursday.
Entries OF animals or articles for
exhibition at the county Fair can now
be made ut any slime. and should all
be made by noon Of the second day.
Mary had little lamb;
She sold 1t for dollar,
Ana went TO Cobb's-the cheap cash
store
And spent 1t for a collar.
Pity the jury could not have had
the Posts version of the Mrs. Morgan
note case; aud strange righteous
Judge did not set aside SO unrighteous
. verdict.
Grace Church Seminary common.
ces next Wednesday, Sept. 18th. The
services Of Miss Rice have been Sc
cured a. Princi ~. All interested
take notice.
Trains on the s. & T. r. Il. run
three times per day each way this |
week: $50 in the morning; l2 al |
noon and $50 in the evening il the |
starting time from here
A soldier OF the war of 1912 is in
digent In Msssillon township. He
and his aged wife we hope may be so
provided for that their fears of going
to the Poor House need not be realized.
The price of peaches, says the
Chicago journal, has thus far been so
high that none but rich people have
been able to buy more than one at
time, aud even then 1t was poor in
vestment.
-Perrien Dean has just arrived from
the east. In few days he will have
one Of the largest aud cheapest stocks
Of & DDS, purchased In New York and
Chicago, which will be sold at the
lowest prices.
VIM. Dean. Of Dean. Ingman &
Young, returned from the east Mon
day. Those new goods are beginning
to arrive; and it is particularly in the
toU prices at which they are to be sold
that the public is interested.
That was a thoughtful juvenile
who, when his mother sitting on the
porch one o. the summer evenings.
Of q strong smell OF sui
phur explained to her that God had
just struck match to light the moon
with.n
-Come and see our stock Of new
goods-they are good they are fash
ionabIe they are beautiful; but that
|s not all-they are cheap; aud that
ID not all-they are cheaper than at
ARy time since before the war.
DEAN, INGMAN & YOUNG.
The impression has in some way
obtained that the Upton Steam Mill
Ii not able to do custom work
promptly on account OF a lack of wa
ter. This is mistake. They have
plenty Of water and were never doing
better work than at present.
-Persons visiting the county Fair
will no doubt be well paid for their
trouble and expense; but not fully
paid II they 70 home without seeing
the new stock Of goods at
DEAN, INGMAN & YoUNG's.
Rev. J. w. Henderson, who has
Tor four years been the active an j eff.
e'ent pastor Of the Lutheran church
IN this place. preached his farewell
sermon last Sabbath. He leaves his
WORK with the kindest regards of his
.'e charge, to which expression is
given 10 another column.
Considerable Cedar county stock
Will be on. exhibition at the State
FAIR and Is bound to bring away some
req ribbons. AIdrich's "Anse" and
number Of his fine colts will be there
and Mecroskey, Bunker, Mcneil, and
probably others, will show cattle that
Ire hard to beat anvwhoro