The Tipton advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Cedar Co., Iowa) 1856-1962, 1874-08-27
Circuit Court in session.


week.
Our public schools begin next
Monday.
: IF. H. Williams looked in on
Wednesday.
-Muslins very low at Dean, Ing
man & Youngs.
-4paw's great, great show is At
Wilton next Monday.
The Republican county conyen-
ton meets next Saturday.
IS. d. Casad is furnishing Lacka-
wana coal At 1880 per ton.
An American cider mill for sale
At the corner hardware store.
A number one spring wagon for
sale cheap at Mcnamara & Casad's.
New fall goods are now being
received At Dean, Ingman & Young's.
Senator Geo. G. Wright will
speak in Upton week from next
Monday.
-Casad 4 Gilmore are making !
speciality this year of gents furnish
ing goods.
1t is at Casad & Gilmore's that
you will find that hat you have been
looking for.
"A new lot Of wood and Bsssemer
steel beam Morrison plows at the CO.
operative store.
The fall term of Cornell College,
Mt. Vernon, Iowa, begins on Thurs
day, Sept. 3, 1874.
The Upton Seminary = Miss
Scribner Principal-will open on
Tuesday, Sept. LIST.
New fall goods are now arriving
and will be sold At very low prices It
Dean, Ingman & Young's.
The city we'll is down some
eighteen feet and catches three feet
Of water between night and morning.
WIN. Kettell keeps good brick
constantly on hand and for sale at
his kiln near the Masonic cemetry. If
Steady employment and good
wages may be obtained by compe-
tent girl on application at the Flem-
ing House.
Me. II. v. Smith, of Dewitt, -
We learn, buried a child in the Ma
sonic Cemetery here on Monday Of
this week.
IF. P. Dean started Tuesday
evening for the east to purchase an.
other of those immense stocks Of
boots and shoes.
--Casad & Gilmore have Just re.
ceived large stock Of the incest and
newest styles in gentlemen's hats
that the market affords.
20. w. Helmer, Of Mechanics
vile, was nominated Tuesday by the
Republicans of the Second District
LOT county supervisor.
L. F. Willetts has returned from
Davenport Commercial College with
signatures of the functionaries of that
institution in his pocket.
Just at going to press We learn
that the Republicans of the 4th Su.
pervisor District have nominated
VIM. Baker, of Rochester.
Some of the stolen articles spo-
ken Of by our Clarence correspondent
were found yesterday morning in the
weeds back OF the NJ. +. church in
that place.
The old-time host Of the Me-
chanicsville City Hotel, 0. E. Gillen,
now Of the Palmer House-and an
excellent stopping place, too, we'll
warrant-in Monticello, gave us =
call yesterday.
--Settle-All persons still indebted
to the Hatch estate are hereby
notified that they must at once effect
settlement with d. G. Greene, Ad-
ministrator, or the accounts will be
left for collection. 2w35
--Casad h Gilmore are going to
out-do themselves this fall, and put
in larger and choicsr stock Of ready
made clothing, piece goods, furnish
ing goods, gloves, hats, caps, &C.,
dc, than ever before. That's saying
q good deal, but it 10 fact. ),
"A few persons are still delin-
quent upon the subscription books
OF the ADVERTISER. The harvest il
past, the summer pretty much ended,
and vet we are waiting for the need
full. We hope no further or other,
notice than this one will be neces.
sary.
Upton is reported not TO have
been represented with entire pro-
priety At the Mechanicsville Horse
Fair last Saturday. Some Of oul
boys had better take along q bottle
of milk if slight change Of water il
going to have such an effect or
them.
The alone STAR is the Other
name of the new sap-houss whiot
was opened to the public just wesl
of the corporate limits Of Upton d
Saturday last. We understand tina,
one of the inducements 10 . handy
straw stack in which to lay out thu
victims.
Joseph is nowhere beside th.
man of whom an exchange tells
''While prominent preacher VA
making pastoral visit yesterday tn,
lady brought out number Of on
cravings she had just purchased
The cautious pastor flew through th,
front door and sent his boy arount
tor his hat afterward."
In Southwestern Iowa corn vii
undoubtedly be light, owing to tn
excessive drouth, as We learn frou
the Shenandoah page county, Re
porter. That paper says that tn
corn fields would burn readily ii %
On hire. Our farmers in this sectio
should feel thankful that they Or
more fortunate than their hrathran i