The Tipton advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Cedar Co., Iowa) 1856-1962, 1874-03-26
Spring fever corneth.

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Spring fever come'h. o.. 80.
Days and nights are same
length.
New maple sugar comes into
market.
WIN. Dean returned from the
East Saturday.
The Sheriff advertises quite nu-
meupusly herewith.
Wheat sowing was commenced
last week in favored spots.
See advertisement Of "Land-
buyer excursion" from Davenport TO
Denison.
Sale or horse bills, printed in
best style and on short notice, It
this Office.
Look up the new advertisemsnts.
You win be sure to see something Of
advantage. Y
A. NJ. Kirk has sold his dwell
ing, on Mulberry St., to w. h.
Cobb. Price, e625 cash.
SNOW is the time, !" say the wise
heads, ssto get implements in order
and prepare for spring work
A week from next Monday, 9th
Of April, the varioss Boards OF
Eaualization win be in session.
See Solomon on planting fruit
trees-and the advertisement Of
Hammond & Smiths Upton nursery.
No use talking, we have the
cheapest stock Of domestic goods
offered to this community for IL
wears. Dean, Ingman 4 Young.
Lang means to keep up his
model meat market. He has mount
ed . pair Of antlcrs Is the reminder
Of last winters venison. and renewed
the oil-cloth on the door.
Mr.. Jno. w. Letters, the shoe
maker, il forced to discontinue bis
business on account Of failing health,
and oil who are indebted to him
must settle the same It once.
Mr.. Geo. Filsou purchased last
week the residence of r. G. Wh;tson,
on Walnut street. $500 was the
consideration. Mr.. Whits0n will
build new dwelling this summer.
Read the advertisement Of Dean,
Ingman 4 Young. This firm simply
means what il says about cheap
goods; and il you don't believe-
why, Just 60 and see for yourselves.
The man who recently lost .
spring seat in the timber across the
creek south of Reeds mill can get
the same by calling on jas. Hudel-
son, proving property and paying for
this notice.
Senators in Congress join with
the newspapers in asking, "Have we
too much currencyY Let those Who
have too much speak for themselves
AS for us leetle more wouldn't be
burdensornc.
The handsome curtains Just hung
at Dean, Ingman Z Yoang's were
painted By fngman. Some of our
merchants tried Chicago artist for
. similar Job, but we believe Ed
scoops Chicago.
Justices, constables and school
officers should provide themselves
with the blank forms requisite in
their business. Loss Of time and
annoying mistakes win thus be
avoided. For sale at the City Drug
Store.
DIR. J. Nunson, Who "heals with
out medicine, by importing to his
patients animal magnetism" will be
at the Post House, Clarence, from
April LIST to the 4th, and will treat
all free Of charge who will give him
a call.
Still another residence sold. On
Monday p. Wallace bought J. II.
Ripleys place, on Lynn Street, for
one thousand dollars. Mr.. Ripley,
we are very sorry to learn, win at
once remove with his family to Tama
county.
Mr.. o. Smith, Of Dewitt, was
in town last week. He has just sold
out his interest in the Hardware
establishment which 'sHarm" and
himself have been successfully mar
aging At the place named ever since
leaving Upton.
III you wish to know who is
wide-awake in busincss-who will
buy wen and consequently sell low,
watch the advertising columns and
see who has stock and : business
to which he 10 willing to invite e.
pedal attenfion.
-P. NJ. Vest says the reason he
pays more for oats than any one else
is because he ships direct to Wash
ington city-wherc they are proba-
bly, wanted for President Grants
famous stud Of horses, of which we
heard 70 much year ago.
The boys have begun saving eggs
for Easter and the worst Of it y,
some Of them steal 'em before they
save 'em. fit is sin to steal .
pin, it can't be right to hook eggs
when they are only worth ten cents
a dozen and the hens running On half
time at that.
We had the pleasure Of . visit
from Lawrie Tatum, late Indian
Agent, on Friday last. And in this
connection we might say that we
shall soon have the pleasure Of giving
to our readers : very interesting
narrative Of Mr.. rs four years. ex-
periencc among the Indians Of the
far west.
III you are wise you viii deal
with the merchant who advertises,
for in times like these You want to
get the very cheapest goods, and you
will get them ct the stores where the
merchants have the shrewdness 10
buy cheap, and the good sense to let
you know it through the columns Of
your local paper.