The Tipton advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Cedar Co., Iowa) 1856-1962, 1874-09-17

oysters at the Civ Bakery.

Full report OF Far next week.
Hats and caps at Perrien Deans.
-Elec, ion -four weeks from Tues
day.
Can we have fair week Fair
week?
Good prints s cents al Pcrrien
Deans.
-Census--ten pound girl at DIR.
EFT. Rigby's.
The cheapest shawls at PerrieD
Deans.
Everything seasonable at the
City Bakery.
The cheapest felt skirts are at
Perrien Deans.
Snyder 4 Co, at Clarence, have
the celebrated Hooser jeans.
Grand parade Of all animals at
the Fair Ground this afternoon.
Read carefully the first two
articles on the first page of this issue.
--Cal and see those fine water
colored pictures at Towne's. 2w37
-Shaffer, the lightning singer,
has new papil-a standard weight
girl.
Go to SNYDER & Co.'S, in Clar-
ence, for any shade Of waterproof you
want.
Rare bargains in domestic goods
are offered "A. Dean, lngman 4
Ioung's.
Old Settlers of Cedar county
meet in this place on Tues lay, Octo-
Der 9th.
Ladies' and children's trimmed
velvet hats, fall yles, for one dollar
at Vans cash store.
Another Republican Convention
for The Third Supervisor District is
announced herewith.
The best line Of waterproofs in
Cedar county, will be found at Dean,
Ingman & Y ung's.
Ed Kinney has finished his well
and the corp ration owns 1910 hole
in the groun!.
so new married couple wanted
Ito sit 10 photographs at Towne's
new Star Gallery. 2w31
Look out for new goods this
week at Snyder < Co.'S little brick
store on the corner, Clarence.
Cashmere suits-best material
and cheaper than you can buy the
cloth-at Casad & Gilmore's.
old and faded pictures enlarged
and fine portraits made of them at
TONNES ground floor gallery. 2w3.
A communication on health and
how to preserve it is published on
fourth page of this paper. 1t is
wor,h attention.
Remember that you can buy
carpets from 10 to ID cents per yard
cheaper at Perrien Deans than any
other place iii town.
Stewart has engaged No.
shoemaker, and will be prepared to
do all kinds of repairing after the
18th inst 2w3.
i have fine sample lot of pie
ture frames. | can furnish something
entirely new. Call and see them at
Towne's new Star Gallery. 2w3.
More census-Oc. Sutton has
taken partner in the Restaurant
business likely young lady pull
ing the beam at lol lbs.
Proceedings Of the County SUI
pervisors, including such important
matters as the new tax levy, are
published in another column.
E. M. Brink has traded the
Livery Stable property occupied by
Pri,chard to Mr.. Baker. of Musca-
tine, for farm near Moscow.
While at the Fair notice the
display of plain photos and oil paint
inps from Mrs. McClellands Art Gal
lery. They can't be beat we think.
-Pcrrien Dean has the largest
stock of dry goods in Upton, and
will sell them at the lowest prices.
Call and examine them before pur-
chasing.
Matilda Fletcher will deliver an
address at the FAIR Ground on Thurs
day afternoon. "What can you Do?'
is the all important question she pro-
poses to ask.
He has gone, has John SNYDER,
10 the east and soon will come a
swapping lot of new fall and winter
goods to the brick store on the cor
ner, Clarence.
Miss Morrow has gone to Chica
go to purchase a new stock of mil
merry goods for Mrs. Rhodabush.
Mrs. RS customers will find their
wants in this line fully anticipated.
Don't forget the time and place
at the Court House in Upton, at
vo o'clock on Saturday, Sept. Goth,
Hon. Hiram Price will deliver one Of
his old fashioned political speeches.
-Seventv-nne pupils are regis
tered in the Upton High School
one more than there are seats In the
/ om. For the especial benefit of
those intending to teach, Prof Scott
his organized a Normal class.
- Two Of the boys went to jail
S tturday evening for taking on more
beer than they could carry and be-
have in seemly manner Marshal
Sanford says they mustn't do 50 if
they don't want attentions from him.
The bail OF the half BARREL buck
Fl used for lowering rock into the
,nwn well broke last Thursday and
one load Of stone went to the bottom
il hurry. Kinney was down there
ard narrowly escaped being driven
in the ground by hugging the wall.
A Upton hen committed suicide