The Tipton advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Cedar Co., Iowa) 1856-1962, 1874-09-03
See Election Proclamations.

Upton, Monday Sept. in, 1874.
GEO. c. HEBERLIN9. Chm.
See Election Proclamations.
Several communications lie over
The Wilton Fair is in progress.
Mr.. Stephen Maynard is very
sick.
--Hurrah for J. @. Tufts and &C.
dar county!
Circuit Court made long sit.
ting this term.
-Towne has his new sky light and
is ready for work.
They are going to shoot pigeons
at the County Fair.
Come early and avoid the rush
at Mrs. McClelland's.
See ad. of oxen and ditching
machine for sale low.
&C. Y. Rider is adding a story to
his residence on Meridian Street.
Have YOU examined that new
stock OF hats At Casad & Gilmore's?
A splendid line of Hamburg
edges at +. w. Tucker 4 CO.. cheap
store.
All kinds Of pictures but poor
ones) taken at Towne's new Star
Gallery.
Our city schools commenced
Monday with full attendance and
lively interest.
A new lot Of wood and Bessemer
steel beam Mo,r.so,. .9lcws at the CO.
operative store.
Mr.. II. Hammond is about erect
ing fine front to his residences.
NJ. Town, builder.
Don't fail to hear Senator
Wright st the Court House next
Monday afternoon.
The Mechanicsville Fair is in
progress. Many from here are in
attendance to-day.
-Perrien Dean started east Mon
day evening. Look out for large
stock of new goods.
Judge Wright speaks politically
in the Court House at two O'Clock
P. NJ, next Monday.
A large number Of booths on
the county Fair Grounds have al
ready been rented for the Fair.
The chief end of man is to wear
good dry goods-and at Casad &
Gilmore's is the place to buy 'em.
Bring along your babies. ! can
make picture in five seconds under
my new light. ID. K. TowNE.
Indications are that with good
weather the approaching County
Fair will be very largely attended.
WIN. Kettell keeps good brick
constantly on hand and for sale at
his kiln near the Masonic cemetry. tt
Miss NJ. Fl. Daniels left Upton
last week to accept a position in the
public schools Of Fontanelle, Adair
county.
We have at hand an abstract OF
proceedings Of Circuit Court, but
with other matter it must go over to
next week.
Mr.. r. l.. Stryker, and family,
we are sorry TO learn, contemplate
leaving town for his farm several
miles east.
: Don't forget that Mrs. NcClel-
land guarantees to give perfect salts
faction, and only tl.OO per dozen for
best Photos.
DIR. J. Munson will be at City
Hotel, Mecnanicsville, from the 9th
to the l4th inst, and ut Clarence
from the 14th to the 21st.
II. f. l.. Carey is about selling
at auction all his fine stock and val
liable farm machinery and imple-
ments. See notice elsewhere.
-Towne is fitting up the building
heretofore temporarily occupied by
him for a permanent and nice Art
Gallery. More about this again.
Mr.. Van Slyck, successor to w.
II. Cobb in the dry goods business,
arrived in Upton last week, but at
,once returned to the east for goods.
Oak Hill Grange will hold an
important special meeting at usual
time and place next Tuesday even
ing, Sth inst. All interested take
notice.
Mr.. Yule will be glad to learn
that we are in receipt of reply to
his queries about the Agricultural
College which will appear at frs,
opportunity.
L. ID. Ingmau went east last
week, and Dean, lngman s Young
are now receiving those admirably
selected new goods for which they
are notorious.
Look in ut Casad & Gilmore's
for the best assortment of the best
quality of gentiemen's ready made
clothing and furnishing goods in
seven counties.
We were glad to welcome back
to Upton Prof. J. NJ. Scott, who re-
turned on Saturday last ready to be.
gin on Monday his years work in the
Public Schools.
We have not been favored with
proceedings of the Third Supervisor
District convention, but understand
uhat Mr.. Smith, an excellent man
was placed in nomination.
i still live and propose to con
tinue making the best photos in tn.
city at only *l.Oo per dozen unit
further notice.
MRs. ]. NJ. MrCLELLAND.