The Tipton advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Cedar Co., Iowa) 1856-1962, 1874-06-18

Clear weather!


on blue.
County Republican Convention
on the 9th.
Proceedings Inland S. S. Con-
vention on first page.
p. NJ. Vest handles over one car
load Of grain day, lately.
-Stoneware ten cents per gallon at
Young & Moore's, Inland. 2w25
See those beautiful Rembrandt's
ct Mrs. McCielland's studio.
That chicken still lives. Miller
thinks it thoroughbred Brahma.
Ice Cream and Strawberry fes-
tival at the Methodist church to.mor-
row evening.
Chris. Reichert is the only man
in town who was ready for Fourth
of July celebration.
Fourth Of July only comes once
year." and only once in nine years
if you live in Upton.
Mrs. f. O. Campbell has not sold
all those fifty cent hats yet. Now is
the time to buy cheap.
= Patronize permanent institu-
ton and get your pictures at the stu
dio of Mrs. McClelland.
Good building and well rock and
tagging for sale at the old quarry at
Yankee Run by P. Perrin. 4w25
-Louden has posters out for large
celebration on the Fourth. J. At
kinson is the orator of the day.
Everybody remember the Re-
publican primary meetings in the
several townships next Saturday.
WIN. Kettell keeps good brick
constantly on hand and for sale at
his kiln near the Masonic cemetry. If
The Street Commissioner is do
ing a needed job Of filing At the in
tersection of Fifth and Cedar streets.
All the teachers in our Public
Schools are now engaged save assist
ant in the High School department.
Frost was very much feared two
nights last week, but we think no
damage resulted unless on some very
low land.
Examine the new. and large stock
Of brackets, paper-holders and other
fancy articles in wood just received
at Alden's.
Go to Mrs. McClelland's studio
Of photographs and paintings and
take look at some Of those beauti-
full pictures.
Quite a number of interesting
communications, both from far and
near, are published on the first page
OF this paper.
DIR. Munson will be at Clarence
next week, from Monday, June 22d,
to the 9th inst. May be found at
the Post House.
-Tipton can't afford to fool with
a little Fourth of July in 1874. She's
waiting to compete with Philadelphia
for the Centennial.
Cobb is strengthening prices on
ladies' hats in order to close out his
summer stock. He is selling at near
~ one half of former prices.
Mr.. Johnston has purchased from
J. T. Taylor the two billiard tables
which alone remain to keep the Tip
ton ivory punchers in practice.
Cobb will close his millinery
department July 4th, and will from
this date offer his present stock of
ladies' hats at great reduction.
The "oldest inhabitants" think
Upton will be about ready to cele-
brate the Fourth upon the occasion
Of the second Centennial, in 1876.
-Croquet Sets at Alden's.
A Upton FIVE years old, the other
day, was telling his sister abont the
old prophet Elijah, who didn't die,
but "went up to Heaven in buggy
of fire."
-Perambulators at Alden's.
w. NJ. Wilcox, Principal Of the
Manchester Public Schools, is spend
ing a portion Of his summer vacation
with relations in this vicinity. He
looks happy.
Picture frames at Alden's.
The Upton Seminary concludes its
school year with public exercises u
the City Hall this evening. The
young ladies have issued invitations
for the occasion.
Handle baskets at Alden's.
District Township, or Independ-
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
Willow toy goods At Alden's.
Bob. Whitson is unlucky. He
went to look over Mr.. Van Pelt's
shoulder, Tuesday, and met hatchet
that was coming up to drive nail.
A very ugly cash across the nose was
the result.
Glassware at Alden's.
"A large assortment of fine wood
work-brackets, whatnots, paper.
holders, racks, frames, &C., has just
been received at Alden's and is offer
ing at prices which have been un-
known in that line of goods.
Furniture all kinds at Alden's.
Pat Carlin has the contract for
moving that square, squat and essen
TALLY ugly brick edi6ce known as
the Junior Court House. 1t is to be
set near the center Of the handsome
square, where it will be highly orna-
mental as well as useful.
-Childrens cabs and gigs at Al
denis. .
We couldn't imagine what made
County Superintendent Rollins so
reckless with that pocket full of ci-
gars the other morning until we over