The Tipton advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Cedar Co., Iowa) 1856-1962, 1873-10-02
FLANNEL aud yarns at p. Deans.
4 900 hides wanted ut

SEQ new al. OF Dean, Ingman q
Young.
Il 900 hides wanted ut
II STEWARDS SHOE STORE.
Remember Perrien Dean makes
the lowest prices.
Mems rubber boots $4.o5 pair at
F. p. & II. l.. Deans.
For all the nobby styles in hats
and caps go TO Cobb's Cash Store.
Que story OF brick has arisen
around Reichert Bros. new block
Go to Cobb's Cash Store for bar
gains in all kinds of wooden goods.
VIM. Mahaney and wife started
on Monday evening for visit to Ne
braska.
The best and largest stock of nit
tens and gloves is at Perrien Dean's.
Bog cutting done by the day.
Apply TO or address f.. Hacksteen,
Shiloh. 4w4O
DIR. Sterneman will he ut the
Fleming House again on Thursday,
Oct. 9th. 2w4O
Go to Perrien Deans for your dry
goods-the cheapest place in Cedar
county.
moving into their respective new
halls this week.
The largest line Of gloves in Cedar
county at the Cash Store, and all to be
sold cheap for cash.
The Red Oak Old Settlers hold
their annual re union at Mr.. Jno. SAT-
ley's, Friday evening.
The full list Of premiums awarded
1t the Cedar County Fair is published
on the first page herewith.
Joseph Weaver will expound the
gospel Of the new political dispensation
In the Court House Saturday evening
-Casad L. Gilmore have not forgot
ten how TO keep the best ready made
gods in the market-and the most of
them.
1T seems to be feared among the
vice ones that the money stringency
will again postpone the Southwestern
railroad.
We call attention TO Stewards big
advertisement IN another column of
this paper. Read it carefully-it will
pay you.
r.. H. Kirk, Esq. was chosen
Secretary Of School Board Independ-
ent District Of Upton, rice ). f. Wet
eel resigned
-Liberal-to give stick-fuil of
"nOtice' to YOUR home Fair and "re-
port" those at neighboring towns by
the column
-Humbug-the Iowa "Anti-Mo-
nopoly" party is the greatest one Of
the times, not excepting the trans at
lantic balloon.
-Trying-.o unload iate at night
after hard days work, grain for
which you are paying ten cents per
bushel more than it is worth.
A red COW, minus one horn, has
been missing since Sept. 9Th. Any
information will he thankfully re-
ceived by the owner, Mrs, Palmer.
ME-. Levi Jennings, an old and
u, s.tt ..,l- a
Porter's meat market aud will dis
pense steaks and roasts to the hungry.
% w. Porter has gone north with
another lot OF horses. He says we
need not get alarmed about him he
will turn up all right IL only we give
him tine.
"A. J. Bolton, one mite south of
town on the Muscatine road, will sell
at auction on Friday, 10th inst, lot
of stock, earn In the field and farming
implements.
The Morris County Hepub,ican
sagely remarks: Don't loaf about
the streets aud depend upon the Lord
for your daily bread He isn't run
ming bakery
-Cunsistent-t@ zealously indorse
Sunday Schools on one page,of a paper
and permit correspondent to arraipn
them ~ bearing 1.-THE mark Of the
beast" upon another
Monday, Oct. 9th, B. J. Rodgers
will sell Mt public auction at his resi-
dence, Que mile east Of Red Oak
Grove, u lot Of horses, colts, cows,
young cattle and hay.
VIM. Tuthill, Jr., started Monday
evening for Ann Arbor, Mich. where
he will pursue course Of study in
the Law Department Of that celebra-
ted western University.
The individual who has an UNI
brella with another individuals name
plainly marked on the inside Is of
course only keeping it through mis-
take-but hasn't that mistake been
going on about long enough?
We publish the course Of study
adopted by the Board for our Upton
High School. 1t seems to us that the
Principal. Mr.. Scott. Is taking course
which will insure our public schools q
standing of which We will all be
proud.
The kind correspondent who fur
nished Us, as original with himself, a
chapter Of Josi, Billingsisms fer pub
iication had much better have sent
along the almanac from which he
so"k them. II would have made
palmer copy
-Pritchard took first premium fol
matched team At the West Liberty
Fair with the sorrel horses until re.
Gently owned by A. II. Starrett
When Pritchard was trading for the
sorreis be didn't think they amounted
20 much, but since they drew the red
card he thinks be has the finest team
% fown-and II IL neat one.
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