The Tipton advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Cedar Co., Iowa) 1856-1962, 1874-10-29

The word "Anli" is obsolete.

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The word can't" is obsolete.
Bring us the wood promised!
"A new line OF ladies' ties at
Vans.
Best 81 felt skirts in town are al
P. Deans.
Stockings are sometimes not
worth darn.
Germantown yarns, Is cents, q,
Perrien Deans.
-Tipton will be Ann Eliza'd on
the 10Th of next month.
--Scarfs and nubias in all varieties
at Dean, Ingman 4 Young's.
Spring weather as late as this in
the fall is pretty facilitating.
The eclipse Saturday night came
of according to announcement.
Sewing machine needles Of all
81, les kept on hand at P. Deans.
Underwear for ladies', gents and
misses, large stock and low prices,
at Vans.
The brightest and newest styled
prints in the market at Dean, Ingman
& Young's.
The stock act will take effect in
this county upon the 18th day OF
next month.
-"Out Of darkness co mes light .
IS the printers devil said when he
locked into the ink keg.
The harvest of marriage fees
seems 10 have commenced in spite Of
the protracted warm weather.
Those soft, warm undershirts
and drawers for mems winter wear
are sold at Casad & Gilmore's.
Two weeks from next Monday
evening Ann Eliza will tell the Tip
tonites how they do it in Utah.
The City Bakery is still running,
and furnishing everybody with the
bes, Of bread, cakes, pies, &C., &c.
-Westcott has in his drug store
three handsome glass globes contain
ing gold fish. They make q fine
show.
Fox has greatly improved his
Wilton hack by putting it upon plat
form springs, which make it ride
extra easy.
II. r. Figeley, at the City Ba-
kerry, gets fresh oysters nearly every
day and sells them by the can or
dish at bottom prices.
You may set it down as an ak
iom that money can be saved by
trading with merchants who are suf-
6ciently alive to advertise.
Quite a curiosity, is the cotton
plant which may now be seen in the
window at Springer's barber shop,
the pods overlooking with the kingly
staple.
The we'll known "Andy Ford
farm" short distance south of town.
was sold Tuesday by Judge Tuthill
10 Mr.. Pc.er Staley, from Ohio, for
42,7OO.
-4225.55 is the total amount of
fine and costs assessed against p.
Hoover, OF Massillon, whose trial for
violation Of liquor law was noticed
last week.
-Casad & Gilmore have hats,
caps, gloves, mittens and overcoats
which they never fail to sell when a
man in need of such articles looks at
and prices their goods.
j. r. Figeley & Co. propose
keep ng constantly on hand at the
City Bakery q choice brand of Min
nesots winter wheat -four, which will
be So at very low figures.
The old Weaver mill, more re-
Gently known as the Smith mill, was
purchased some time since by a
German miller from Davenport, who
has commenced operating it.
To any one person, or to any one
family getting Is worth Of pictures
of me between now and the LIST Of
January, will be presented nice so
picture album. Nv D. r. Town.
domestic economy in the house.
hold Of the Prophet Brigham will be
fully explained in the lecture which
Mrs. Brigham No. 10 will deliver in
this pace on the 18th of next month.
We like the suggestion that the
door plates now worn by the young
ladies rs belt buckles should have
the names Of their occupants en-
graved upon them. The age added
would be very handy.
According to advertisement, the
we'll known sHanlin farm" few
miles northwest of Upton, was sold a
short time since at public sale. Mr..
J. 7. Nevson was the highest bidder,
purchasing the farm at 43S.7O per
acre.
The fair equestrienne who was
summarily divorced from her steed
on the street the other evening, can
lay the fattering JUNCTION to her soul
that she performed the unpleasant
feat (no pun intended) in q very
graceful and dignifed manner.
Another affecting extract from a
Philadelphia obituary poem has ap-
peared. 1t reads:
Put away those little breeches
Do not try to mend the hole;
Little Johnny will not wapt them,
He has climbed the golden pole.
On the 21st inst. Jno. Maher was
brought before Justice Tuthill
charged by NJ. Donahue with larceny
Of rails, &c. After trial, during
which there was little difference
between witness and an attorney
upon question of yeracity, Maher
was discharged.
Cant the editor of the Clinton
Age tell the difference between the
Upton ADVERTISER and the Mechan-
icsville Press. An item last week
about an old time table Of the North