The Tipton advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Cedar Co., Iowa) 1856-1962, 1874-05-14


city school.
Picture frames at Alden's.
will Fairchild started on Tues
day for Minnesota, where he will
spend the summer.
-Perambulators at Alden's.
Cedar county is entitled to mne
delegates in the approaching Repub-
lican State Convention.
Furniture all kinds at Alden's.
Fourth Of July will come as usual
this summer. Is it not time Upton
celebrated!
Ladies work baskets at Alden's.
Saturday May 3O-two weeks
from next Saturday-will be decora-
ton day.
Lamps and kerosene at Alden's.
The code Folkes' Concert" will
be given at City Hall Thursday
evening, May 21st. See programme.
-Childrens cabs and gigs at Al
denis.
The Davenport Democrat has
discovered that base ball is of much
greater antiquity than many suppos-
ed. It was played in the ark when
the dove was ''put out on fly"
Mirrors at Alden's.
The figures on shipments from
Upton, Clarence and Mechanicsville
did not appear as st ated last week.
They are given herewith.
Willow toy goods at Alden's.
-Reeder and Scott were taken to
the Anamosa penitentiary Tuesday
by Sheriff Shearer.
Spring beds and mattresses at
Alden's.
The Cedar county Republican
Central Committee will meet in Tip
ton on Saturday, May Both. See
call.
Flower pots and hanging bas-
kets at the cooperative store. 3m12
1t was base fabrication, was
the item in last weeks paper which
stated that notice by the City Mar
shal would be found in another col
umn. Were the statement in this
paper, however, it would be true
one.
- Prints ten cents per yard, at the
Cooperative store.
WIN. kettell keeps good brick
constantly on hand and for sale at
his kiln near the Masonic cemetry. If
Go to the cooperative store for
flower seeds including the new Japan
Coxcomb (Celosia Cristata) from the
Upton conservatory. 3ml2
District Township, or Independ-
ent Districts will now find those Or
der books, for which SO much inqui-
~ has been made, ready to their
hand at the ADVERTISER office. If
Best prints s cents at the auc-
tion room of f. w. Tucker &Co.
Shaw & Bagley have quantity
OF good cord wood on hand for sale
low.
Mr.. Preston, whose severe iniu-
nv by the cars at Stanwood was not
ed last week, is doing nicely.
Corn is going down fast-into the
ground.
-Reichert Bros, call attention to
some of the articles, implements and
machines sold by them, in new add
vertisement found elsewhere.
The promised new ad. of the
Davenport Business College will be
found on fourth page.
Mrs. Martha Spicer would like
the borrower to return her copy of
Byron's poems.
sim so thirsty" said a boy at
work in corn-feld. "Well, work
away" said his industrious father.
'.You know what the Prophet says:
Hoe, every one that thirsteth.'
Ladies and gents hose at the
auction room.
A good story and half house
on two lots well improved with shrub
berry and fruit, for sale low. Inquire
of Mrs. Seba Spicer.
New goods being received daily
at the auction room.
DR.. Sterneman, the dentist, will
be at the Fleming House on the Goth,
and remain the balance of the week.
Dry goods and notions at auc-
ton. See advertisement.
All who need the services of a
surveyor will find the card and ad-
dress of Mr.. Gates in the proper col
umn.
Ice cream these warm evenings
at the City Bakery.
Three Italian lads, with violin
and harps, ground out music and col
lected nickels on our streets couple
Of days last week. Once in two or
three years these troupes are curios-
ity; anything more frequent would
make them nuisance.
Choice confectionery and all the
novelties at City Bakery.
An adjourned session of the
District Court was held yesterday
A motion for a new trial in the Iowa
City case was argued and decided
affirmativly; two or three cases TO
which parties were not ready las
week were disposed Of, and the tail
ing Of the term cleared up generally
"A number Of persons desirin,
board can find good accommodation
BY inquiring of Mrs. Ellen Smith, il
the north west part Of town.