The Tipton advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Cedar Co., Iowa) 1856-1962, 1874-04-02

Easter. u hTF $50
-PArior sults u AldeU's.

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"A fun line Of carpets to be open.
cd this week at, Cobb's Cash Store
Flower pots and hanging has.
keti at the cooperative store. Smls
Miss Lizzie !. Waide's card, n
dressmakcr win be found IN another
column.
For latest styles Of sash ribbons
and ladies' ties, 60 to Dean, Ingman
4 Youpg's.
For the latest novelties in sash
scarfs and ribbons, call at Cobb's
Cash Store.
&C oths and cassimeres in great
variety, and cheap, ut Dean. Ingman
& Young's. Af
DIR. Burtis, Of Dave IMPORT, il
going to reopen his iue opera house
in this. city.
-Those tl.25 kid gloves, for ladies,
at Dean, Ingman & Young's, are as
good Is were ever sold in this mar
ket for $500.
10000 bricks, for either cistern
or chimney work, for sale. Enquire
at Fields grocery.
Quite number Of the patFiarchs
Of this vicinity are in very poor
health this spring.
Tho new spring stock Of goods is
now complete in all its branches, At
Dean, Ingman & Yonng's.
Hon. Robt. Cover, rs we learned
Monday, was lying very dangerously
i'll with lung fever.
The editor Of this paper is look
ing for the man who paid his sub
scfiption in mumps.
Real estate, both in town and
country, is changing hands to con-
siderable extent this spring.
DIR. Ingram has removed Office
and esd, nee to the Durbin proper
ty, N. E. Of Monument Square.
-Wm. Kettcll keeps good brick
constantly on hand aud for sale at
his kiln near the Masonic cemetry. II
ALI those indebted to L. Jen-
nings' meat market are requested to
settle up immediately with Ed Nc
curdy. tt
Prof. Woodis' singing class met
Monday night at NJ. E. church, ac-
ccrding TO notice. It will now meet
regularly.
We publish in another column .
list of all general laws enacted and
concurrent resolutions passed by our
late Legislature.
Tho interesting story of LATE
Among the Indians, by Lawric Ia
tum, is commenced herewith. II
will be concluded next week.
Go to the cooperative store for
flower seeds including the new Japan
Coxcomb (Celosia Cristata) from the
Upton conservatory. 3ml2
On the outside Of this paper
viii be found the Sto.k Law in full,
a. passed by the last General Assem-
bly,. Those interested win take mo-
tice.
We believe Mr.. Holstlander and
family leave Upton this week. This
j. real loss to the community, and
Clinton may congratulate herself
proportionately.
-Cobb's stock If dry goods will
soon be complete, IS he is now in
Chicago purchasing q large stock Of
goods for the spring trade, which
will be sold cheap for cash.
The obvious intelligence of the
writer upon political economy who
habitually spells s'tariff,' with two
RS is calculated to impress one at the
very outset with the profundi,y Of
his arguments.
Furniture al kinda 1t Alden's.
The salaries of County Superin-
teudents in Iowa for the year 1873 to
Oc,ober LIST, amounted to e38, 739.O7.
Of this amount the highest salary
was 81 900, paid by Scott county.
and the lowest was s37, paid by Po-
cahontas county.
Beat white kerosene Is cts. at Al
.len's.
The surprise donation party
which visited Rev J. K. Bloom, on
Thursday evening Of last week, not
only made a very pleasant social
gathering, but also left some $50 in
cash, with other substantial testimo-
mails of esteemsfo the Jealous pastor
and general friend.
Garter + Co. lounges 1t Aliens.
Don't believe the hotel that
lodged for short but interesting
season the fleeing jonah had amy
sign; and therefore may not under
stand what is meant by "ti,e sign Of
the prophet Jonah But however
this msy be. the Fleming House has
\ new AMI handsome one.
Picture frames q Alden's.
We had call last week from,
Mr. Roberts, the travelling agen, Of
the Land Department Of the z. 3. /
Q. "a lroad. They have some splen-
did wild land for sale, rs appears
from advertisement in another col
umn, and have made the well known
6rmf of Piatt & Carr local agents.
Wire mattresses ct Alden's.
"A wrathy chap, who, il appears,
has been called BY some one : ssvag.
.abond and ascoundrel, = hands 10 the
ADVERTISER this week an anonymous
communication "hurling back the
base SANDER with scorn and honest
indignation The ADvERrisER can
no, very well attend to that kind Of
business. Should it go into il, an
overwhelming amount Of work would
ut once accrue, for which we fear the
return would be more in curses than
thanks.
-QusenswaFe ct Alden's.
The Rev. Henry Ward Beecher