The Tipton advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Cedar Co., Iowa) 1856-1962, 1874-11-19
Thanksgiving the 26th inst.

marked down TO As cts. ut VANS.
N. N. Friend, Of Grand Junction,
was in town Friday AMI Saturday.
-Buckwheat cakes are ripe, but
the crop is poor one in this State.
Cheap merino underwear for
ladies and c'ildrea at Hicks Bazaar.
The turkeys have gone into
training for Thanksgiving exercises.
A fine line of mems and boy's
hats and caps from SO cts. up to $3.50
at Vans.
An axiom-that for sudden
changes Of weather Iowa can beat
the world.
Don't forget the c,st sale At F.
W. Tucker & Co.'S cheap store, Clar.
ence. Iowa.
"A large line Of ladies' felt hats
all colors and shapes from 20 cents
nap to sl.75 at Vans.
The very lates, in tinted repp
calling cards may be obtained, neatly
printe |, at this off q.
Remember the important sale Of
property belonging tn the Lett estate
advertised for next NJ pnday.
A large line Of mems Plymouth
blu * gloves, also large line Of buck
imit,s for men an 4 boys 1T Vans.
The latest dodge to elude notice
while on wedding tour is to borrow
"a child from one Of the neighbors.
p. w. Tucker & CO., Clarence,
are closing out their entire stock at
cost. Call early aud secure bargains.
Waterproof, black and white,
IS cts. per yard yet; also . fine line
Of Other colo;s at very low prices, at
Vans.
Wedding, or other invitations
printed on latest styles of paper, with
envelopes to match At the ADvER-
TIsER Office.
Ben Shaw, Will Gilmore and
the other representatives Of Cedar in
the Agricultural College, are at home
for long vacation.
III YOU want to enjoy Thanks
SiSing. don't undertake it before pay
ing the printer any little amount
which you NAV owe him.
&C. P. Sheldon has quantity of
pared dried peaches which he wishes
TO sell low. The fruit we know to
be of the very best quality.
Hang up the wicket and the
stake, lay down the msllet and the
ball; there's no use fooling with
.croquet, it's getting too la'e in the
fall.
If y,u have hog or beef ami
NAL, or any number OF them, which
you wish butchered in good shape,
apply t, John Whalen, who is pre-
pared to do that kind of business
promptly and well.
We shall! have plenty of time in
the future to notice more at length
the Musical Convention which will
be held bv Prof. H. S. Perkins at
Prairie Center. in this county. ON the
18th, 18th, 14th and 18th of January
next.
1t is an indisputahle fact that
che millinery department 1T Hicks
Bsxar is better Organized than any
other in town. Ladies' in need of
that class Of goods will do well to
Examine the & ,ods and prices there
offered before purchasing.
-"Tons Of postal cards without
ANY address are destroyed in the
Dead Letter Office, because people
write their message FIRST, and then
forget to address the card" Now
you know why You never got an
answer from that card you sent.
N. S. Curtis, on trial at Clinton
last week for the atrocious and much
commented upon murder Of Mrs.
Alger, WAS acquitted. There was no
evidence duplicating the prisoner,
aud the Jury brought in verdict Of
"not guilty. without leaving their
seats.
Underwear for ladies, gents and
misses, large stock and low prices,
at Vans.
The sta,is,icians say that the
hogs which lows will sell this season
will bring twelve millions of dollars
into the State at an average price Of
only twelve dollars each. We should
think that amount of ready cash
ought to Intricate matters financial
t. considerable degree.
"A large line of mink, Alaska and
other muffs and capes, At low prices,
at Vans.
Ono Of our Cedar county pcda-
Cog ucs-and q right down good
fellow, too, by the way--wrote to
the county Superintendent excusing
himself from attendance At the recent
Teachers Institute on account
Of circumstances over which
he had no control" An
other teacher from the same vicin-
ity reported seeing him Of the excuse
following q pair of mules into corn
field, but said he seemed to have
pretty fair control over 'em.
The best 81 felt skirt in Upton
a. Vans, also large line Of other
quality and color from 4l.25 up to
S3.75.
The ADVERTISER some weeks
ago published an item suggesting
that . lady dentist would be popu-
lar institution; whercupon the sinner
consciousness" If the Wilton Herald
prompts it to fear that were Upton
SO favored the man Of the ADvER-
risER "would run up IN awful bill"
Or course IL one went for the pro-
frssional services Of dentist, he
would have to run up his bill-wide
open at that-but We don't like 70
have oars called IN lawful" one just
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