The Tipton advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Cedar Co., Iowa) 1856-1962, 1874-08-06
at Alden's.
Still selling At cost-Cobb.

Mirrors at Alden's.
Still selling At cost-Cobb.
Best prints 8 cents per yard at
Dean, ingram & Young's.
Millinery goods at almost any
price at Hicks Bazaar.
A few more Of those ribbons
left ut Perrien Deans.
Grass cloth Is cents at F. w.
Tucker 4 Co.'s cheap store.
A QUANTITY Of hemp mating Tor
sale cheap. Inquire at this Office.
See notice for proposals. to dig a
we'll for the corporation.
The town is going down-for
water.
The COZ erected card of the Upton
Seminary appears herewith.
Republican township caucusses
on the 22d inst.
Tulip bulbs, fine assortment, at
Mrs. Sweets conservatory.
The Republican convention to
nominate county officers is called
herewith for the 28th inst.
The town is to have = we'll to
supply water rs protection against
fire.
Rev. Vim. +. Barclay oficiated
very acceptably at the NJ. +. church,
on Sabbath evening last.
-Corsets 60 cents. reduced from
rs cents, at Hicks Bazaar.
WIN. Bagley, the meat market
man, will pay the highest market
price for young chickens.
The dissolution notice of the
firm Of Ripley 4 Clapp is published
herewith.
Lancaster ginghams l2t cents per
yard at Dean, Ingman 4 Young's.
-Corsets &1.5O, reduced from ~,
at Hicks Bazaar.
The stomach-aching melon has
made its appearance.
1900 per day were what Cobb
sales footed up last Saturday and
Monday on the 'cost" plan.
-Croquet Sets at Alden's.
Remember, Young & Moore's, at
Inland, is the place to buy groceries
At grange prices. 3w3l
WIN. Kettell keeps good brick
constantly on hand and for sale at
his kiln near the Masonic cemetry. If
New goods at +. w. Tucker &
Co.'S cheap store.
Kid gloves $l.OO, reduced from
$1.25, at Hicks Bazaar.
George Fleming is building .
commodious buggy shed on the north
aide of his livery stable.
AT Bagley's meat market is the
place to buy spring chickens. He
intends keeping them constantly on
hand.
The goods must be sold, Cobb
says, and SO he let's the people carry
them away at what he paid for
them.
Elegant scsrfs and wells 1t F.
w. Tucker & Co.'s cheap store.
A lot of new styled type will be
received at this Office in season for
the circulars, cards, &C., which every
body wants about fair time.
MONEY TO LOAN on unencumber-
ed real estate. Time one year or
more. Enquire of
J. f. STEVENSON.
Wilton Iowa. 26-tf
-Childrens cabs and gigs at Al
denis.
Great reduction in dry goods
during this month At Perrien Deans.
Father Dave Bossert didn't get
his credentials in July. They are
dated August LIST, are Of the male
gender and weigh nine pounds.
MIR. Dale brought grist of new
wheat to the Upton mill on Monday.
He thought his crop averaged twen-
ty-6ve bushels.
Improvements are catching.
Perien Dean is next door to Casad
4 Gilmore and like them is renewing
his rear.
Furniture all kinds At Alden's.
-Muslins and some other goods
out Of which Cobb was cleaned by
the arush," will soon arrive to keep
up stock while the "cost sale" goes
on.
The hogs are still moving Chi
cagoward. Vest 4 Stanton shipped
two hundred last week, and have
sent quite . number already this
week.
Dean, Ingman & Young are Of
fering some rare bargains in dry
goods. Call and see them.
IF. H. Williams, of Mechanics.
vile, and Mr.. Zcigenfuze, Of Lisbon,
are credited with call on Wednes-
day. We will repay with interest
on first opportunity.
"A statement is going the rounds
Of the estate Items" in the daily
papers that ''The fines from selling
liquor without license at Clarence go
toward water works." Either the illic-
it liquor trade must be good 1t Clar-
ence, or else their "water works" are
in the dim distance.
Spring beds and mattresses At
Alden's.
If you had rather have goods At