The Tipton advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Cedar Co., Iowa) 1856-1962, 1874-10-08
next Tuesday.

A few more Of those *125 felt
skirts left at Vans cash store.
Judge Richm,n, of Muscatine,
was in town Tuesday.
A new lot of 81 cent black vel
vet hats received at Vans.
For cheap hat go to Mrs. E. y.
Campbell's.
A new line of belts received at
Vans cash store.
The bridge across Sugar creek
at knott's mill has been thrown open
to travel.
For nice hat go to Mrs. E. o.
Campbell's.
j. NJ. May, Esq, Of Cedar Rap
ids, was looking up legal business
here last Monday.
More new sha les Of waterproof
at Vans.
AT the late NJ. +. Conference,
w. +. Barclay, of this Co, was
among those admitted on trial.
"A fine line of gents linen collars
at Vans.
II. Tohcr is building dwelling
on his farm four m les sou Invest of
Upton.
A new line of gents neckties
Just received at Vans cash store.
WEI not some one in each town
ship take the pains to send us at
once the result Of election.
More new STYLES in trimmed
hats at Vans cash store from 81 up
to $50.
-Chas. w. Hawley will be elected
Recorder by the largest majority
ever given in Cedar county.
For a stylish hat or bonnet do
not fail to call on Mrs. K. o. Camp
bell.
VIM. Dean went eastward Mon
day evening. Look for new goods
at Dean, Ingman & Young's.
Nice lot of 8 cent prints at Per-
rien Deans.
C. S. Hicks, the Bazaar man,
started for Chicago Tuesday morn
ing-evidence of which will soon APP
pear upon his shelves.
"A new line of neck wear at
Vans.
Two articles this week on the
bridge question-one on the first and
one on the second page. Read
them.
Felt skirts from 81 up at Per-
rien Deans.
The September school fund APP
portionment is published herewith.
Ladies French kid, Pebble goat
and glove calf button boots at Stew
arts shoe store.
Waterproof from 10 to Is cents
per yard cheaper at Perrien Deans
than any other place in town.
= If you believe honesty and ca
pacity are the true recommendations
for official trust you will vote for
VIM. II. Van Ness for Clerk of the
Courts
The man who goes to bed next
Tuesday night without having voted
has voluntarily classed himself with
the felons and idiots from whom the
right Of suffrage is taken by law.
You can buy merino for less
money at Perrien Deans than at any
place in town.
The best two button kid glove
in town for 81 80 is at Perrlen Deans.
Shall Cedar county, whose cold
settlers" have just celebrated the
thirty-eighth anniversary of their in
coming, continue longer to ford and
ferry the principal stream within her
borders?
Those Muscatine boots at Stew
arts shoe store.
-Stewart's shoe store-see big
advertisement in this paper.
Mrs. E. o. Campbell, Of Clar-
ence, has returned from Chicago with
large and well selected stock of
millinery goods which will be sold
cheap for cash.
Those knowing themselves in
debted to DR.. H. II. Maynard will
find his books and accounts in the
hands of Arthur Maynard, upon
whom they can call for settlement.
Dean, lngman & Young are re-
ceivipg seasonable new goods every
day. Call.
Judge Yates will speak politi-
cal!y at Stanwood Saturday after
noon, 10th inst, at half past two
o'clock.
Mr.. Saml. Dewell, an old Tip
tonite now resident at Magnolia,
Iowa, has been spending some time
here this week. He is about pub
liz hing Geography upon system
Of his own, and has been east look
ing after maps, &c.
You will all like to see in next
weeks ADVERTISER the returns from
the election in this county. Con-
tribute to that end by sending Is
early as possible on Wednesday re-
ports from your respective townships.
Remember that under the ad-
mi uistration of VIM. H. Van Ness,
the fees of the Clerks Office have
paid the entire salary Of that officer
and lef, balance which has been
paid into the county treasury.
Tue first annual horse-fair and
stoc'> sale at Cedar Rapids viii take
place next week, beginn ny o. lues.
day, the 18th, aud con IN tour
day..