The Tipton advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Cedar Co., Iowa) 1856-1962, 1874-02-19


some additions will be made to this list.
-Parlor suits at Alden's.
Evolutionary Entertainment!
-Rena Runners rafting reader!
Cobb still sells cheaper than cheap
for cash.
See card of DR.. Sturdevant, Den.
tist, at Clarence.
- The goods are being put up In the
Cooperative Store.
Judge Mexican arrived Tuesday
morning. and Circuit Court began
grinding.
Our readers will be glad to find
the usual interesting letter from Des
AIoines published herewith.
Next Saturday the Democratic
county convention meets In Upton to
choose delegates to a State conven-
ton.
-Ifyou haven't dropped in yet at
Cobb's new store, you want to do 30 at
once: ifyou have been,you will repeat
the call, of course.
ALL those indebted to l.. Jen-
nings' meat market are requested to
settle up Immediately with Ed Nc
Curdy. u
A small tank has been put up by
the railway company in the place Of
the one which burned, aud the trains
are now running as usual.
We omitted last week calling At
tention to the advertisement OF Josh
ua Hall. who has choice nursery stock
of all kinds, for sale very low.
Best white kerosene 25 cts. at Al
den's.
Found on the 18th inst, lady's
cape, which the owner can get by call
ing on Thos. Jones, one mile north
and three miles east OF this place.
No court Monday-Judge Nc
Kean didn't arrive. 1t strikes us
that Court machinery il too costly to
lie idle moment after having been
made ready for business.
Glassware very low at Alden's.
- The Cooperative store will be
opened for business on Friday OF this
week. The stock was not bought In
Davenport, as some might infer by the
item copied last week from the Gaz-
cite.
Il 900 hides wanted at
tt STEWARDS SHOE STORE.
Geo. Fleming ran into his livery
barn, last Saturday the incest two sea
ted carriage In the the business. 1t Is
a shiner-with side doors, lamps, sill
yer mountings, and all the os"@- var
iations.
200 kerosene lamps at AldeD's.
Miss Rena Runner, q young lady
whose Evolutionary ability has been
captivating audiences all over the
country, will give one Of her select
Readings in the City Hall this
Thursday evening.
Carter & Co. lounges at Alden's.
= Everybody who can sing q tune
or file q saw wants to commence to be-
gin to get ready to attend Prof. II. Il.
Palmer's Musical Convention City
Hall, Upton. Tuesday, March Sd, and
continuing four days.
- Municipal Election will be held .
week from next Monday, as per notice
published elsewhere. Nominations
are in order, and we hope they may
be made In time to permit announce.
ment through next weeks paper.
Picture frames at Alden's.
A Moscow correspondent writes
10 the Wilton paper, that Mrs. Fuitz,
of the former place, eloped with'a one
armed cuss" 70 parts unknown via
Upton" This is the first intimation
many OF our people will have that Tip
ton Is station on the route to that iar
of and uncertain. country parts un-
known"
The debating society down at -
the other evening discussed the old
question about the comparative pleas
ures Of anticipation and realization.
"Mr. President" said a speaker,
suppose was courtin' a girl, and
she was TO run away, and I was to run
after her-wouldn't be happier when
ketched her than when l was .
runnin'?"
Wire mattresses at Alden's.
The Recorder Of Upton recently
received blank form upon which
was requested q "full report Of amount
of bonded debt, judgments upon
warrants, outstanding warrants and
other Indebtedness Of the town Of
Upton, Dec. 81, 1873" He was
pleased to be able to write across the
roomy spaces reserved for figures Of
our towns Indebtedness, "Not q
burned cent?"
-Queensware Ut Alden's.
= A little lad of from six to ten sum-
mers, concluded the other day to ex.
change the troubles and tyranny Of
home for the freedom and pleasure Of
the world ut large. He stole ride to
Stsnwood on the evening train, but
the conductor recognized him, shut
him up in the car and brought him
back. He got home just In time Ia
take bowl OF bread and milk, dose
Of slipper, and 60 to bed.
Furniture ell kinds at Alden's.
A man was heard grumbling the
other day about shat Stewart
WHAT'S the matter with Stewart p
said another. why, he insultet
me-" rejoined No. l. "How wa
that?" why. went In to his stor
to get pair Of boots, and after l ha,
tried on the l2s and then the 1ss
and found none Of them large enough
the idiot went to making fun Of "a
feet" THAT wasn's very gentle
MANLY huf 1het Ala -