The Tipton advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Cedar Co., Iowa) 1856-1962, 1874-10-01

Hon. w. p. Wolf returned from
Chicago Tuesday.
Two button kid gloves for sc
at Vans cash store.
For your waterproofs go to
Snyder & Co.'s, Clarence.
Hair switches one yard long
only $500 at Hicks Bszar.
The new style hat "Tycoon" FOR
gents just received at Vans.
Read the seven reasons why a
Muscatine farmer supports Tufts.
-Waterproofs, all kinds, very low
prices, at Dean, lngman 4 Young's.
Read the facts on the bridge
question presented in another col
umn.
Another lot Of fall style velvet
hats for ladies' at Vans for 3. cents
each
Full stock Of fall and winter
millinery al bottom prices at Hicks
Bazar.
"A large stock If ladies' and
gents underwear at Dean, Ingman
d Young.
Full stock Of Germantown wool.
zephyr. canvass, patterns, &C., at
Hicks Bazaar.
The "Greenland,' the best wood
stove invented, can be seen at Rel
ebert & Cobb's.
Late style Of mems hats at Sny-
der & Co.'S little brick store on the
corner, Clarence.
See advertisement of good
improved farm at Virginia Grove for
sale on terms to suit purchaser.
Tho incest line of opera and
shir'ing hannels and jeanes at Snyder
& Co.'S, Clarence.
Mr.. and Mrs. G. P. Ingman
started for Cedar Rapids on their
way home on Saturday night last.
Mrs. Leland is prepared to stamp
patterns for embroidery and braid
ing. Can certainly suit customers.
The improved Shining Light
stove II 1874 drew the LIST premium
at he late Wisconsin State Fair,
NV on exhibition at Reichert &
Cubb's.
While in Clarence don't fail to
cali in at Snyder's little brick store
on the corner and examine the new
goods.
A large stock Of shirting and
dress nanncls Just received from hes.
western mills at Dean, Ingman &
Young's.
The man who will not turn out
to vote might as well he subject of
the Dey Of Algiers as citizen of the
United States.
No trouble to show goods at
Vans cash store.
The Washington Press is sorry
to herr that 50 many of the citizens
There staid away from church week
ago last Sunday to-read Tilton's
statement!
Ladies call and see those real
hair switches at Hicks Bazaar.
Our genial friend Alb Piatt Wis
tied Upton during the Fair. We
are glad to learn that Alb is getting
very handsome business at the
Chicago Stock Yards.
The finest line of ladies' neck
wear at Vans.
If Jerry Sheean could have seen
himself in the mirror held up by
Hiram Price last Saturday, he would
have hated himself to death in less
than twenty-four hours.
Those who examine Vans mil
linery and learn prices always buy;
those who have not ought to avail
themselves of the opportunity as it
pays to save money.
The best felt skirt in Upton for
Sl25 at Vans cash store.
AS appears from an article pub
lished elsewhere, giving facts and
figures, we can build the bridge
across the Cedar river in two years
without increasing former rate Of
taxation for bridge purposes more
than one-half mill.
Three second hand cook stoves,
as good as new, will be sold cheap at
Reichert 4 Cobb's.
Mr.. Kline, A. NJ. candidate for
District Attorney, was in town on
Tuesday. He was looking after the
conflict in the appointment between
the Congressional and Judicial as
pirants. Il seems to us the matter
had better be settled by giving Tufts
and Sheean the afternoon and smith
aud Kline the evening, and thus
making day of it.
"A new line Of ladies' and gents
underwear just received at Van $
cash store.
DO Little, formerly section boss
soh the n. w. at Stauwood, went
from Chm on down to Boone the
other day to have trial of strength
o. some kind of pull two men SIT
down on the ground, put their feet
gether and take hold of q stick be-
tween them--forget what the boys
used t. call it, but the name had .
ss4narea in iD with Boone heavy
Wei4ht. Both men sat close to the
ground and there was stretching of
muscles. hut Boone was . little too
much for Clinton, and q away with
considerable mon, , that Was staked
spon the event.