The Tipton advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Cedar Co., Iowa) 1856-1962, 1874-07-09

Thunder ard lightning!
-Croquet Sets at Alden's.
Anything to cool off little.
Furniture all kinds at Alden's.
-E. w. Clark made Upton call
last Monday.
Salt 42.45 cts per barrel q.
Young & Moore's, Inland. 2w27-
Prank Hirschfeld came home
from Chicago on the Sd, to spend the
4th in the city.
Five car loads of Texas cattle
were brought here yesterday--for sale
IS stockers, no doubt.
Good building aud well rock and
tagging for sale At the old quarry at
Yankee Run by P. Perrin. 4w25
A travelling museum exhibited
in town last Tuesday, and didn't have
the 'original Cardiff giant
KNOTS Sugar Creek Mill, which
broke down last week, is now all
ready for business again.
j. c. Sheldon is visiting Upton.
Many old friends would welcome him
back should he conclude to stay
with us.
Fare from Upton to Stanwood
is now ~ cents instead Of 35 as for
merly. To Chicago it costs &c in
stead of$7.10.
The much needed and loudly
called for rain came Tuesday evening
after q whole week of the hottest
kind of hot weather.
The town Council meets next
Monday evening. It was too torrid
for them last Monday and they ad-
iourned for one week.
DIR. Hall, though considerably
improved, is still suffering severely
from his injury, and is not thought
to be wholly out Of danger.
--Wood-G. w. Dickinson, the
well known agen. for the Singer, will
exchange one Of his first class ma
chimes for wood. Apply soon.
The laws of the city Of Upton
provide that each citizen shall NOW
the dog-fennel in front Of his premis-
60. Now is good time to NOW.
III. ID. Brown is prepared to do a
nice job of re seating cane chairs, and
is also paving special attention to re
pairs Of all kinds on furniture, &c.
Glassware at Alden's.
A part IF that much needed
sidewalk on Cedar street has been
built; another part has been torn up
and left in . worse condition than
ever.
-Perambulators at Alden's.
John Whan has nearly doubled
the size Of his store room, and has
filed fuller than ever with new
goods, including large lot of very
Ene Queensware.
Picture frames at Alden's.
Tho we'll Carlin was digging in
the rear of Casad 4 Gilmore's store
csved in 50 suddenly as to catch and
cover his bucket. Pat himself only
barely escaped the same fate.
-Hsbdle baskets at Alden's.
The man who attends to his own
little biz and lets the world wag, is
the one who wins; and the woman
who keeps right along with her own
little knitting work, is the one who
has whole stockings to wear to avoid
the chilblains in the winter.
Willow toy goods at Alden's.
We feared it was rather disre-
spectful when we intimated last week
that the orator at White Pigeon
might be triAe brassy, but since
we learn that he made a thorough
paced, out and cut political TRADE do
duty as Fourth Of July Grafton, we
conclude the brazen suggestion was
all proper.
-Childrens cabs and gigs at AL
den's.
The Inland friends were SO
pleased with the Grafton to which w.
p. Wolf treated them on the Fourth
Is to request his permission for its
publication in connection with the
report Of the exercises in another col.
umn. The required space is willing
ly granted, but we are compelled to
wait until next weeks issue tofind it..
Spring beds and mattresses at
Alden's.
They 20 out to look 1t the COM
ct. Her eye sweeps the meridian
his, the horizon. Her face is up
turned; his, unconsciously, Of course,
bends over it. They collide, and
both close their eyes and see the sun,
moon, stars and whole train Of com
cts fit by for space Of about five
minutes. Then noise like unto a
churn. dasher suddenly taken out OF
cold cream occurs-the heads are
raised and they both again begin
looking for the comet in the same
old way.
Losr.-A half dozen silver tea