The Tipton advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Cedar Co., Iowa) 1856-1962, 1874-06-04
Railroad Time Table.
Mirrors at Alden's.

July. we mean.
And all it costs is 25 cents-for
bath at Purza's.
Two more burglars spotted in
town, and only spotted as yet.
Flower pots and hanging bas-
kets at the cooperative store. 3m12
= You can get any kind Of print
ing done you want at this Office, at
the lowest prices.
Farmers tell us that the pros
poets for crops Of all kinds were never
better then at present.
- The fshmonger's occupation is
about gone, occasioned by the sue
cess of home endeavors.
WIN. Kettell keeps good brick
constantly on hand and for sale at
his kiln near the Masonic cemetry. If
An engagement between two
men out at the Fair Ground last
Tuesday resulted in no severe dam
age to any one.
Go to the cooperative store for
flower seeds including the new Japan
Coxcomb (Celosia Cristata) from the
Upton conservatory. 3m12
Notwithstanding the rush made
on Figeley last week, during the
warm days, he is still able to attend
your wants when you go there.
The dust, which had become some
what refractory and unpleasant was
brought in to subsection by rain of
some minutes duration Tuesday.
Rev. D. S. Fouse will preach in
the Reformed church, next Sunday
morning, at 10t o'clock; and at He
bron, at two o'clock in the afternoon.
-Figeley, the restaurant man, re-
ceived from Chicago nice lot Of
strawberries, which added to ice cream
make a very delicious dish. Try
them.
Those delicious warm and cold
baths can only be procured at Pur-
za's, two door east of the Fleming
House. Try them and they will do
you good.
-O Our business men looked happy
last week. II you want anything
come to Upton where you can get
what you want, and be served accom-.
modatingly.
District Township, or lndepend-
ent Districts will now find those Or
der books, for which SO much inqui-
ry has been made, ready to their
hand at the ADVERTISER office. If
In catalogue received of the
Iowa State University, we notice the
name Of John N. Neiman, of this
county as among the names of the
graduating class this year Of that in
stitution.
The picnic season was inaugu-
rated last Saturday by the scholars
Of the Union School in this place GO
ing to the woods and enjoying cool
shade and the childhood sport Of
climbing trees.
A report of the proceedings of
the S. S. Convention held at Mechan-
icsville last week will be found in an
other column, as also will the Treasur-
ers' report for the year just closed.
The rest of the report next week.
= The new brick yard, in the east
part of town, will soon be in opera
ton. Mr.. Cook thinks there is
chance to make good brick, and he is
sparing no pains to arrange the nee
essary preliminaries for that object.
Mrs. H. C Piatt met with
grevous loss one night this week,
caused by that marauding rodent
known as rat, who destroyed 30 fine
Dark Bramah and Partridge Cochin
Chickens. At IS piece, usual price,
this loss amounts to $3.50.
H. G. Piatt and sheriff Shearer
returned from their western trip last
week. Their journeyings took them
through the section Of country men,
toned in the letter published last
week; but they are convinced that
Upton is good enough for them yet.
1t awakens an old scene in our
minds to see the man, who, having
suffered for want of the succulent
tuber last winter, takes down the old
tin pan and selects stick, and putting
the pan against the tender tree, raps
gently on the side and looks in to see
the result.
The citizens of this place can be
Accommodated in the picture business
now. In addition to the already
good opportunity for getting shad-
ow, Mr.. d. r. Town has established
himself north of the Miller House, and
intends to take pictures Of yourself
and friends when the sun affords light
enough for both galleries.
The Rev. Geo. G. Odiorne pro-
poses to deliver three lectures on
this subject, "The Resurrection or
Christs Teachings concerning the flu
ture life," at the Universalist church,
ON three Sunday evenings, June 18th,
14th, and 21st, at 8 o'clock. The
public generally are invited to attend,
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