The Tipton advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Cedar Co., Iowa) 1856-1962, 1874-05-07
at Alden's.
.Ye Old Folkes Concert,

Willow toy goods at Alden's.
Spring beds and mattresses a,
Aldel's.
Numerous strangers in town at.
tending court.
Brushes of all kinds at West.
cots drug store.
Read what the Marshal says to
the hogs, horses, &c.
Good Usage hedge plants at
Reichert Bros.
The city scale is to be moved to
new location near the depot.
Millinery W. stylish and
tasteful, at Cobb's Cash Store.
-Chas. Hammond was out yester-
for the first time since his illness.
kid gloyes-sl25 will buy a 50
pair at Dean, lngman & Young's.
Flower pots and hanging bas-
kets at the cooperative store. 3ml2
The largest stock and incest
styles and cheapest parasols, at Per-
rien Deans.
The Fairbanks platform scale
owned by the town of Upton will be
sold low. See adj.
A nice lot of smoked hams.
shoulders and side bacon at the
"Grange" store.
Call on Reichert Bros. for any
thing needed in their line. You will
find what you want.
Some figures on shipments from
Upton, Clarence and Mecnanicsvile
are given elsewhere.
All kinds Of spring and summer
dry goods are down, way down, at
Dean, lngman & Young's.
IS. X. Bye, of Springdale, made
a welcome call last Wednesday. Ed
Simmons of Clarence, ditto.
-Lubin's genuine, Letchford's,
Atkinson's, Lundborgs, and other
rarest perfumery at Westcott's.
Sixteen varieties of soap, en-
bracing the choicest things in mar.
ket, at Wescott's new drug store.
VIM. kettell keeps good brick
constantly on hand and for sale at
his kiln near the Masonic cemetry. If
Ladies will miss it who buy
spring or summer hats before examin-
ing styles and prices at Cobb's Cash
store.
A. r. Starrett started yester-
day for his old home in Muskingam
Co, Ohio, He goes cio Philadel-
phia, ct al.
This is the way an Iowa City at
torney expresses himselfby telegraph:
"We1l all be on hand at noon to-mor-
row morning"
Go to the cooperative store for
flower seeds including the new Japan
Coxcomb lCelosia Cristata) from the
Upton conservatory. 3ml2
%. w. Porter, who returned only
few days ago from the East where
he had been disposing Of a lot of
horses, started back yesterday with
another squad.
MIR. Stone, city editor Of the
keokuk cute City, made us a pleas
ant call on Monday. Mr.. s. is in
town upon business connected with
the District Court.
-Elwood Wampler started this
morning for Lyndon, Usage Co., Kan
sas-where J. w. Hammond and his
brother George are located. He in
tends handling stock.
The ladies will find that s.love of
a bonnet Tor hat) by an early apph
cation to Miss Shattuck, who presides
over the millinery department Of
Cobb's Cash Store.
w. d. Clapp and VIM. Hepner
returned Saturday from Clinton,
where they have been for two or
three weeks repairing the Central
House, for Mr.. Holstlander.
District Township, or lndepend-
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
AT a Grange meeting of Clancy
Grange held March 9th, John Boil
ing was elected Secretary, of said
Grange for the balance of the year in
place of A. G. Cartwright resigned
We missed an item two or three
weeks ago, when a young tornado
dipped down between Stanwood and
Clarence and carried dwelling house
bodily several rods from its founda-
ton.
See advertisement of evergreens
for sale by Joshua Hall. 1t should
be understood that these trees are
fine ones, and will positively be sold
to the highest bidder-let the offer
be great or small.
"A new sidewalk is ordered along
the east side of Block twenty-four-
the west side of Cedar street between
Third and Fourth. This is much
needed improvement, and cannot be
too quickly completed.
See advertisement Of Wescott's
new drug store--and then call and
see the store itself. 1t is one of the
neatest places, and holds one of the
incest, freshest and best selected
stocks, you ever saw in this or any
town.
The Iiptonian who fell into the
spring soap kettle the other evening,
while hanging around the back door
waiting for his girl to roach her name
and get on her liver mounted har-
ness, is now endeavoring to make up
his mind whether to carry lantern
or rig on cow-catcher.
Many old friends and some new
ones have dropped in this week arm
ed with wars SuhSnrintion IN the