The Tipton advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Cedar Co., Iowa) 1856-1962, 1874-05-21
at Alden's.

Next week Friday is the 'last
day of school,
With June comes another meet
ing of the county supervisors.
Nice bamboo fishing poles for
sale at Reichert Bros.
For parasols, go to Perrien
Dean's-the best and cheapest.
Flower pots and hanging bas-
kets at the cooperative store. 3ml2
Spring beds and mattresses at
Alden's.
VIM. Kettell keeps good brick
constantly on hand and for sale at
his kiln near the Masonic cemetry. II
Fresh bread, rolls, pies and
cakes always on hand at the City Ba-
kerry.
Everything choice in the way OF
confectionery, canned fruit, pickles,
&C., at the city Bakery.
Wall paper! wall paper!! The
largest and best in town is at Per
rien Deans.
Willow toy goods at Alden'S.
The programme for the County
Sunday School Convention,to be held
next week at Mechan:csville, is pub
lshed herewith in full.
Once more we ask, what of dec
Grafton day, one week from next Sat
urday? Upton has never yet failed
in its floral memorial offering.
M. NJ. Stewart was taken to
Muscatine Monday by the news Of
the sudden death Of his step-mother,
Mrs. w. II. Stewart, of that city.
p. NJ. Vest bought 5000 bushels
Of grain Tuesday and Wednesday
forenoon. He was in good humor
and was supplying the password to
all inquirers.
That new sidewalk, Chris. says,
is just like the goods inside--the
best in town. And the best is al
ways the cheapest in the end.
Go to the cooperative store for
flower seeds including the new Japan
Coxcomb (Celosia Cristata) from the
Upton conservatory. 3ml2
Fishing excursions are the thing
just now The fishermen have every
thing they ask, except bites. Its too
early for mosquitoes.
Mirrors at Alden's.
The value Of advertising may be
learned from Pritchard. He came to
the pr nting Office to have glove
advetti>ed and found the lost article
before he got home.
District Township, or Independ-
ent Districts will now find those or
der books, for which so much nqui-
~ has been made, ready to their
hand at the ADVERTISER Office. If
&C s. Hicks, of B ,zar notoriety
started for Chicago Monday evening
to buy his second s. ock of spring and
summer goods. This shows which
way the wind blows.
Look out for the latest in spring
and summer styles at Hicks Bazar--
the best place in the county to pur-
chase millinery, ladies furnishing
goods, notions and novelties.
A New Orleans woman wears q
bus lie made of government bonds
Her husband looks over the bono
market in the evening paper before
going home from his club to see i
her back is up.
-Childrens cabs and gigs at AL
denis.
The first sidewalk of dressed
stone ever laid in T,pt is now be
ing put down by Ed Golden in from
of Re ebert BIOS. new building.
is az nrname t. the block aud
SIP forward in local cnterpri e.
According TO notice, the sOld,
Folkes C'nce'te"-a performanc,
intended to recall The costumes, mu
sic and manners OF years gone by
will be give" at The City Hall ,hi
evening. Admission, rs cents.
The city scale building is march
ing up to its new location near tn
depot. The first days moving tool
it over three blocks. And, by tn
way, when this scale is in working
order again. Upton will be provide
with just the very best convenience
for weighing stock and grain.
The potato bugs in this sec,io
so says a special dispatch fro,
Upton to the Chicago 7Smes-hay
met, preambled, and finally resolve,
tina, if the potatoes are not up With
one week they 1.-THE bugs) will /;
once proceed to go down after the,
(the vines).
+. NJ. Town, who established $
excellent repu alton last season as
contractor and builder, is on han
again this spring and ready for bus
ness. His shop and Office is just we
Of D. K. Deardorff's residence. A
who have improvements to make, al
desire work done well and REASONABLE
should get Mr.. Towns figures.
1t was narrow escape from Fl
the other day at s. M. Towns ca
penter shop. Little BERTHE, a fou
years-"ld, stepped out aud told NJ
Dearborn, 1--WE got a fire in O
shop" Mr.. d. l"ok. d in at the wi
dow and sure enough tn. sh win,
with which the flor was piled We
hereby hlazing to he ceiling. H
prom y efforts were all that saved Il
building, which was in dangero
promixity to his own dwelling.