The Tipton advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Cedar Co., Iowa) 1856-1962, 1874-10-15
Railroad Time Table.
Who is elected. will be the next

Dolls and toys, new stock, at
city drug store, Clarence.
See Vans advertisement in an
other column Of this paper
-Robt. Collar received four votes
for Congress in Center township.
Call before it's too late for cheap
trimmed hats at Vans cash store.
Cedar county gives the old full
round Republican minority this fall.
See new advertisement Of P. J.
Van. Slyck, giving prices and partic-
ulars.
Lamps, new styles, low prices,
Just received at city drug store,
Clarence.
Best felt skirt for ST to be found
any where at Dean, lngman &
Young's.
Fine pictures put in 8 by 10
oval frames for only one dollar at
Towne's.
A large line of new dress goods,
all kinds and colors at Dean, Ingman
& Young's.
To-day B.shaw .Jr. trots the
great match at Baltimore with Jay
Gould for $4,000.
A fine line of waterproof re-
ceived at Vans Call and examine
before purchasing.
City drug store, Clarence-mod-
el drug store of Cedar coun.y-is
run by Blair 4 Evans.
Old and faded pictures copied
and enlarged at Towne's Star gal
lery, from $50 to 80 dollars.
Mr.. Jno. L. Ring. the courteous
agent Of the c., r. |. & p Company,
at Wilton, was in town on Tuesday.
York laccs, Guipure laces, bead
trimming and all other kinds Of
trimming at Dean, Ingman & Youngs.
Revolution soft coal base burner
Just the thing. found at last. Call
at McNam IRA 4 Casad's and see it
in operation.
Prescott & Pingrey, Of Duraat,
are offering special inducements to
those wishing to buy clothing, gents
furnishing goods, &c.
Brackets and picture frames,
new and beautiful designs, large as
sortment and low prices, just opened
at city drug store, Clarence.
The most provoking thing in the
world-to have the mail three or
four hours late the morning after
election, as it was Yesterday.
j. w. Tuthill started for Dav-
export Tuesday where he will enter
the deservedly popular Business Col
lege Of Montague & Lillibridge.
Mrs. Shropshire has been put in
possession of the Upton telegraph
Office, displacing Mr.. Shaffer whom
we believe intends leaving town.
Go to Towne's for pictures when
you can get the best for the lowest
money. One dollar will get you an
s by 10 ,intype in frame complete.
Judge Yates made a political
speech at Stanwood last Saturday
which was highly complimented by
those who heard il. Ditto on Mon
day at Loudon.
Hon. Vim. T. Wolf put in last
week in very effective political
speeches throughout the county, con-
Guiding his appointments Monday
evening at White Pigeon.
Quite a number of horses from
this vicinity are in attendance at the
Horse Fair at Cedar Rapids this
week. Among them Waukonsah,
Rocky Mountain, and Sam Sharpley.
They parted their name in the
middle and called themselves De
Judges Ministries. They billed Tip
ton for Monday evening. but they
came not and the printer and the
bill poster mourn. Selah!
-"This is the thirty sixth crop of
wheat have handled in Cedar conn
ty,' said an old gentleman as he 6n-
ished "scooping" a load of wheat in
at the mill door the other day-and
he didn't handle the scoop very feeb-
ly either.
More of those ladies' 81 cen,
black velvet hats left at Vans.
--"Anti- Monopoly" proved Tues
day TO be ''played out" in Cedar
county. The old party will now have
10 be "born again. ie. hunt up a
new name under which to make the
next campaign. 1t is used to it,
having already 'borned' itself three
times in this State.
Now is your time to get bar
gains in millinery at Vans cash
store.
-Springdale township is always
ahead on majority, but this time
she was also ahead in making re-
turns, Messrs. Smith & Gill leaving
there just AS soon as the count was
finished and reaching here with the
returns by daylight Wednesday
morning. Good for springdale.
Another lot of $3.50 two button
kid gloves received at Vans cash
store.
just mark this down in memory:
Rel Oak votes solid against the
bridge across Cedar river, but the
township clerk writes: "The vote
would have been almost unanimous
for bridge located at Cedar Bluffs,
or even for too bridges, one at the
Bluffs and the other at Rochester.
New goods! new goods! A full
stock of new fall goods, lower than
ever, just received at Dean, lngman
h Youn9's.
-"Three tines and OUT As this
is the third time our friend d. A.
Dill has sought Office at the hands