The Tipton advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Cedar Co., Iowa) 1856-1962, 1873-10-09

Election.
Vote early.
Vote certainly.
-Queenswsre Ut Alden's.
Vote the Republican ticket.
Ito To Perrien Deans for Dry
Goods.
Best white kerosene 81 cts. at Al
den's.
The Reichert building progresses
brAvely.
The best stock in town NJ Psrrien
Deans.
Table cutlery. new stock, 1t Al
den's.
--FianneIs aud blankets ut Perrien
Dean's.
Read your tickets clssr through
before voting them.
The Gash store Ia full Of good
goods at low prices.
II ono hides wanted ut
II STEWARDS SHOE STORE.
Major May. Of Marrow Gauge rail
road celebrity, was in town Monday.
Think. these cold fvssty mornings.
Of those gloves and mittens 1t Perrien
Deans.
Bog cutting done BY the day.
Apply to o. address K. Hacksteen.
shiloh. 4w4O
DIR. Sternemsn will be ut the
Fleming House again on Thursday,
Oct, 9th. 2w4O
Dean Ingman 4 Young are to day
moving their stock Of dry goods to the
City Hall building.
Center township Republican nom.
mating Caucus next Saturday after
noon 1t 4 O'Clock. SEQ call.
--Perrien Dean makes the lowest
prices.
Sheldon says whisper to the far
msrs that he Is ready to pay outside
figures In cash for their grain.
Furniture all kinds ut Alden's.
A large and complete stock Of mil.
linery at Cobb's Cash Store, and ut
the lowest prices ever offered in Tip
ton.
---Casai Il Gilmore sold the other
day $50 worth Of clothing to two men
from = neighbnring town. Good goods
fetches 'em.
-Chss. Hammond went into Chi
csgo Monday eveninx-to arrange
matte for new business correspond
snce doubtless.
The premium onions at our Coun-
~ Fair were raised by p. u, Baxg
from seed grown AMI sold by Briggs
h Bro, the celebrated seeds men.
Take notice that Holtsiander Il
SwIneford will remove their Grocery
stock next Monday into the fine husi-
ness room just vacated by F. p. L II.
H. Dean.
This Is tardy thanks to the gentle
man who brought us those fine grapes
two or three weeks sgo--but they're
just ~ hearty ~ II they had been
prompt.
While you don't quit foolin'
sround all those stock at Cobb's cash
store won't be left. Waitin' too long
Is the worst disease what man can DO
1t. It's worse N fever n ager.
Mr.. Wampler, nominated BY the
Anti-Monopoiista for County Treasur-
er, wishes all to understand that he
has not withdrawn and will not with.
draw his name from the ticket.
Picture frames 1t Alden's.
Rev. Robt. Court vii! preach ut
the Presbyterian church In this place
at the usual hour next Sabbath. 1t
will be the occasion os administering
the sacra,nent-preParatory lecture ut
Two O'Clock Saturday afternoon.
We ore glad 70 ses that our genial
friend Rev. K. Swesringen has been
returned by Conference to the work
in this piacs and W have no doubt
such h the feeling both Of the church
and Of the public gsueraiiy. Mr.. 8. 10
live man. and i've man IL never .
dead ministeH.
Rev. J. w. Henderson was
brought clear back from Nebraska
last week on account OF the suspension
Of the Chicago bank into check on
which be hsd put bis funds before
leaving Upton. Hammond 4 Pound
returned to him bis currency, which
hs said he found TO have grown larger
'oy ten dollar bill while IL their pos
session.
We were right glad the other day
10 shake hands with viii Edgar, who
left Upton with his father and family
eight years ago aud 10 now making
MS first visit to his native place. VIM.
Edgar, Sr., who was an old and veil
known citizen Of Cedar, IL nov iivlns
q ITonton, Mo. Will IL on his vav
homo aftsr fourteen uooshs sp,os = 4
West Point cadst.