The Tipton advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Cedar Co., Iowa) 1856-1962, 1874-06-11

nings, who's tnsy wsas les s1seA p'ess s"ana
81 east.
Let's celebrate!
Mirrors at Alden's.
An occasional shower!
Willow toy goods at Alden's.
Shall not Upton have Fourth Of
July?
-Childrens cabs and gigs at Al
den's.
-Balbriggan hose ct F. w. Tucker
& Co.'s. -
Spring beds and mattresses 1t
Alden's.
Gentle showers-not all Of them
SO gentle either. $50
Lot of fresh and choice confec-
tionery at Scott & Vests.
Those new style Of prints are
beauties at the Cash Store.
Republican County Convention
on Saturday, June ~ 1874.
TO bridge, or not to bridge the
Cedar; that is the question?
Three weeks from next Satur-
day will be the Fourth of July.
u. M. Scott returned to his home
at Sterling, Illinois, last Friday.
Half dollar will buy . nice hat
at Mrs. E. O. Campbelps, Clarence.
The township Republican pri-
mary meetings on Sat-, Goth inst.
Flower pots and hanging bas-
kets at the cooperative store. 3m12
Geo. Trumbo, of the West Lib
erty Enterprise, was in town Mon
day.
He is ssliar and william who
says the grass crop is failing for want
of rain.
Cobb wants to reduce his stock
| of Ladies' hats, and will make prices
accordingly.
Several shade trees were blown
down by the heavy wind last Thurs
day evening.
Another ton of that choice Ce.
dar Rapids winter wheat -four at
Scott & Vests.
DC. Sutton sends little boys af-
ter estrap OIL" He has one bottle
full for sale low.
Shall Cedar county fence her
stock in, or out? Answer at the
polls in October.
Persons can see Figeley's new
chandelier by going to his restaurant
and taking ice cream.
Mrs. E. O. Campbell, of Clarence,
is selling nice Ladies' and Misses
hats at fifty cents apiece.
Publication of proceedings at
the County Sunday School Conven.
ton is concluded herewith.
-Circuses all skip Upton this
summer, ON account of which Upton
need not put on any weeds.
For sale very Iowa good horse,
new harness and wagon, by Walter
Shearer, at the Steam Mill.
WIN. Kettell keeps good brick
constantly on hand and for sale at
his kiln near the Masonic cemetry. If
Go to the cooperative store for
flower seeds including the new Japan
Coxcomb (Celosia Cristata) from the
Upton conservatory. 3ml2
Some of the COWS (which are
supposed to be restrained by law
from running at large) are harder on
young shade trees than all the wind
storms.
Bear in mind that the price of
fresh meat is soon to be materially
reduced at B. Lang's model market.
look out for the cards announcing
new price list.
Notices of various meetings are
published herewith county meet
ing P. of H., S. S. Association in
Sugar Creek township, &c.
We received yesterday an &C
count of q very interesting Reunion
of the first settlers of Red Oak
Grove, publication of which we are
sorry to defer to next week.
District Township, or Independ-
ent Districts will now find those or
der books, for which SO much inqui-
ry has been made, ready to their
hand at the ADvERT1sER Office. If
b. Lang offers ten per cent dis
count to ell parties who make cash
purchases of beef amounting to one
dollar and upward. This is probably
the reason why his friends cut out
such large steak the other even
ing.
The conclusion of the proceed
ings 1T June sitting Of the county
Board is published on fourth page Of
this paper. More important action
was taken at this meeting of the
Board than at any single session
within our recollection.
-Eggleston's story, "The Circuit
Rider" which has been running in
the ADVERTISER for several months,
is concluded in this number. If We
knew whether our readers we're glad
or sorry, we should know whether to
give them another continued story sf-
ter while.
H. L. Dean, of the firm of F. P.
Dean &C.,, returned last week from
a stay of three months at the East
where he had been engaged in dis
posing Of the immense quantities of
game and produce shipped by the
house, and also purchasing the huge
stock Of goods necessary to supply
the home store and the numerous
branches. -
DIR. L. P. Ensign, who for
year was with his father, DR.. Ensign,
in this place, but is now practiciny in
Chenango county, N. Y, arrived ct
Upton last week upon visit to rel
| atives and friends. DR.. E. says up