The Tipton advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Cedar Co., Iowa) 1856-1962, 1874-09-24
Look out for new signs!

-LNeTNDouA turn oit 10 the CoH-
vention tonight.
Oysters by can, dish or dozen at
the City Bakery.
The best assortment of carpets
at Vans cash store.
Sheriff Shearer has been quite
i'll, but is improving.
Carpets specially at Dean,
Ingman & Youngs.
Another interesting letter from
Michigan is published herewith.
Watermelon season is nearly
over and Pardy looks dlsconsolate.
Alex Brown, on the Romig farm,
has a sale on Thursday, the lst prox.
The season Of public sales has
commenced and Knott is in his ele
ment.
Remember the speech by Hon.
Hiram Price next Saturday after
noon.
New patterns, new styles and
new prices at Dean, lngman &
Toung's.
1t is at the City Bakery that you
can get nice oyster stew for twenty
five cents.
Have you priced those first
quality cashmere suits at Casad 4
Gllmore's?
The largest stock Of stoves and
the lowest prices can be found at
Reichert & Cobb's.
Remember the Sabbath School
convention, commencing this evening
at the Methodist church.
ladies, now is your time to buy
a velvet hat. Van has them for b
cents in desirable fall styles.
The dubuque" the only per-
feet soft coal base burner in use, can
be found at Reichert & Cobb's.
Bear in mind that the place TO
get just what you want in dry goods
is at Dean, Ingman l. Youngs.
The county Superintendent here.
with announces date and programme
for the annual Teachers Institute.
Have you looked at Dean, Ing
man a. Ioungs new fall and winter
goods? If not, you are not posted.
1t didn't go to the fair. but S. P.
Daniels raised and brought to this
office sweet potato weighing four
pounds.
We hear less complaints of
damage by last Fridays storm from
this immediate vicinity than from al
most any other.
The pictorial Herald. of Wilton,
rather singuiarb accuses lady,
whom it names, Of stealing some
ones pocket book
The corporation well has twenty
two feet of water in it. We hope it
may stay there for all any necessity
to use it at a FIRE.
-Blacksmiths buying iron, horse
nails, horse shoes, &C., in quantity,
will be supplied with special rates at
Reichert & Cobb's.
Last week of F. w. Tucker &
Co. Goods at cost are going lively.
Improve the opportunity and get
your goods cheap.
Let everybody, Of whatever
politica, faith, come to the Court
House next Saturday at two o'clock
and hear Hiram Price.
The lists of appointments for
joint discussions between Tufts and
Sheean, and also between Smith and
Kline, are published herewith.
p. w. Johnson has our thanks
for liberal supply of very choice
grapes--but we are forgetting that
we were to say nothing about it.
TUFTS and Sheean discuss politi-
ecal matters here on Oct. Sth ut y
O'Clock. the announcement says, but
it should certainly be made 2 o'clock
L. w. Cole, corresponding Sec.
rotary of State Sabbath School
Association, has promised positively
to be present at the convention on
Friday.
The communication elsewhere
e. corning the Cedar river bridge
is worthy attention-especially com
ing as it does from the eastern part
OF the county.
You can see the fellows. getting
onl in the street to look regretfully
a. their old signs since Ingman put
up that splendid new one for Rel.
ebert & Cobb.
Next Saturday at two O'Clock is
the time set for the Center township
Republican caucus. BY being prompt
tl.csc will be just time to finish
bus ness before Prices speech.
sob, why should the spirit o
mort, be proud"-when another
+, How can go to Casad 4 Gilmore''
and buy just as stylish dry goods al
those the tailor made for you regard
less, &c.
We print on the outside of Thu
pap an extract from private let
Ter 70 one Of our citizens which
shoss wildly how terrible thu
scon &c inflicted on the West by tn
gras hoppers.
~ rumor pretty well authen
ticat d reached Upton last week I
the effect that Crawford left til
pe,.itentiary some six weeks ago !
company with an unknown officla
II il b. true, as seems most likel,
tl,ec are those hereabout who woul
like to know the hows and why's.