The Tipton advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Cedar Co., Iowa) 1856-1962, 1874-04-09

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New goods at the cash store.
-Cartsr \ Co. lounges It Aliens.
Irish poplin cheap at the cash
store.
Capt. Pound has gone wcst, hand
bunting.
Go to Pcrricn Deans to buy
goods cheap.
Hosiery and gloves very low It
Hicks Bazaar.
Large lot Of hats and caps 1t
Perrien Deans. -
New styles Of ties, collars and
rnfyles Il Hicks Bazaar.
-LADIEs' Kid gloves, warranted, for
S1.OO 1t the cash store.
New millinery goods in endless
variety at Hicks Bazaar.
-. w. Tu,hiIl arrived last Friday
from term at Ann Arbur.
Just step in and see those new
STYLES Of gents hats Il Coasbs.
Prof. Scott returned from visit
to Illinois hast Saturday evening.
-Perrien Dean makes the loves,
prices on carprting and oil cloths.
The public schools began the
Spring term last Monday morning.
Flower pots and hanging has.
kcti at the cooperative store. 3ml2
Gross grain black silk for t1.5O
per yard, worth 400. 1t the cash
store.
w. II. Cobb IS adding story to
the dwelling he purchased Of A. N
Kirk.
Cobb has Just received . new
stock Of carpets 1t prices that will
please.
Don't buy = cents worth Of dry
goods till you learn prices At Cobb's
cash store.
-Cobb ,ncans business. You will
think 50 if you price his goods. They
are very cheap.
WIN. Kettell keeps good brick
cons antly on hand and fos sale 1t
his kiln near the Masonic cemetry. u
The largest and most attractive
stock Of millinery goods ever socn
in Upton can be found II the cash
store.
--Joshua Halls nursery is the
plsce to get your osage plants, apple
trees, evergreens and al other nur-
sery stock. ~
Go to the cooperative store for
flower seeds including the new japan
Coxccmb (Celosis Cristata) from the
Upton conservatory. 3ml2
Quarterly meeting will be held
at the n. e. Church in Upton, next
Saturday and Sunday; Rev. S. a.
Henderson, presiding.
Miss Hhattock win be pleased u,
see her old custcmcrs ct the cash
s4n~e, and viii show them styles in
hats and bonnets 1t popular prices.
james H. Ripley has not left
Upton, and does mot propose TO just
vet; but is ready to do Ill kinds Of
carpenter and joiner work in the best
manner.
Our ssdevir' is not sick! there
fore do not blame him Tor any typo
graphical errors that may be found
in this paper. It's only the editor
that's in hospital.
Mrs. NJ. Rodebush has opened
millinery store in the building lately
occupied bv r. Wallace. All inter-
ested in this kind Of goods will find
her . piessa,.t lady 70 deal with.
Mr.. COX has purchased from J.
w. Bull the .'old graveyard HILL"
where we understand he will FIX for
permanent brick yard. It hurts to
see those old trees coming down.
IT. G. McClelland returned las.
week from Penn. We understand
that he is gong into mercantile bu-
siness ut Mechanicsville in company
with his old partner, Geo. Eagerly.
Hon. Jacob Butler, late Of Mus
catine, now Of Chicago, is insane
temporarily, i, is hoped. Excitement
in connection with financial matters
seems 10 have been the cause. H.
has heen taken to the Asylum at
Mt. Pleasant.
-E. NJ. Brink put in an appear
ance last Saturday, and was herrti'y
welcomed by many personal friends.
Mr.. b. has Just returned from Bad
ford Co, Penn, where he has been
spending the winter. We are glad
to le.rn that he will .hors y return 70
Upton for permanent residence.
--Warranted pure maple syrup
and sugar are among the novelties Ut
F,geIey's B.kesy. Aud BY the way.
the psw. q%astses in ~hich Mr.. F.
has cntrcnclsed himself for. the spring
and sunmer campaign s.e bpth con-
venient and elegant-or arc made to
l"ok elegant BY tho taste with which
they are 6tted up.
- A. ]. Scot was brought before
Justice Tuthill, yesterday, ON charge
OF stealing seventeen hams and shout
ders, ON the night Of the ID inst,
from Morgan Countz and Baldwin
Park. Fifteen witnesses were ready
to swear about those hams; but An
drew Jackson headed them off by
waving examination and guing in
pursuit Of bail.
Mr. Hicks, with his usual enter
prise, has engaged, for The manage
snent Of the millinery department in
his store ths season, Miss Thompson,
of Chicago, A 1ady who comes ia