The Tipton advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Cedar Co., Iowa) 1856-1962, 1874-07-23
Harvest week.

Harvest week.
Mirrors at Alden's. $50
Furniture all kinds ct Alden's.
Spring chickens are getting ripe.
Sign the petition for precautions
against FIRE.
One dog can be spared from our
part of town.
IN. C. Vest has established HIM
self as . resident Of Upton.
If you want any thing in the
picture line call ct Towne's.
Mike, the burglar, started Mon
day morning for Fl. Madison.
The Wilton Cooperative Store
is advertising for new manager.
Old and faded pictures copied
and enlarged to any size At Towne's.
%. M. Culver drove in, and Nels.
Stanton shipped carload of hogs
Tuesday.
Green apples have been in mar
ket for some time. The doctors are
looking up.
The tip Of the old rod taken from
the Court House had been melted off
by lightning.
-Mahany has put up the largest,
neatest and most convenient black
smith shop in town.
The proceedings Of the Board 1t
the adjourned meeting held last
week are published on first page.
WIN. Kettell keeps good brick
constantly ON hand and for sale At
his kiln near the Masonic cemetry. If
A large we'll, or reservoir, in
some eligible place near the center
of town is one Of the necessities in
Upton.
Cherries have been but ten
cents . quart here and tolcrably plen-
ty, but the quality this year i not
FIRST best.
About . dozen car-loads Of Gin
ders are being spread over and around
the tracks 1t the Depot, promising
relief from the mud.
Our burglar, mickey Nike" is
to be transferred to the Penitentiary
for safe keeping until the next sitting
of the District Court.
The cheapest is not always the
best. II you want to be satisfied and
have your friends satisfied 20 to
Towne's for photographs.
Stewart, the shoe man, has Just
received another invoice of those Gel
ebrated calf boots (favorites) that
suit the boys SO well. Call and see
'em.
Miss Anna Shaw lost black fan
last Sabbath, between the Presbyte-
ian and the Universalist churches.
As it is keepsake she is very anx-
ious to recover it.
According to the West Branch
Nescs, some one over there il suffer
ing with Conformation Of the bowels"
We also notice that Mr.. Joseph Steer
still lives at West Branch.
Those Fourth Of July babies
little behind time, but tally . boy on
the 14th inst. at the residence of Col.
J. 7. Jack, and girl or the 10Th to
Mr.. and Mrs. Arvin Bagley.
Judge Rothrock started Tues
day evening for northwestern trip.
Communications or calls on business
or otherwise will not therefore find
him here for the next ten days.
Many sidewalks are being nicely
cleaned Of weeds and grass, in COM
pliance with the ordinance. The au-
thorities should see that the benefits
Of this law are not lost to any Of our
citizens.
BY Act of the last General As
sembly the County Teachers Insti-
tute is supplanted by . somewhat
differently constituted and different
~ sustained gathering which is termed
"Normal Institute
DIR. Cuyler, a noted temperance
champion, wants all young ladies to
band together and say: mo lips
shall touch ours that have touched .
bottle" Rather rough, this, on the
young fellows who we're "brought up
by hand"
And now the papers are wanting
that Plymouth Church Committee to
hurry and dispense of the Beecher-
Tilton matter so as to be ready to
inquire why Judge Fullerton is run
ming about the country with Gold
smith Maid.
We do not care where -four
comes from or what fancy price is
paid for it, Shearer 10 now making .
grade Of -four ct tho Upton Steam
Mill that il - good - any sold in
the place. This 10 no sbusiness puff"
it II simply . fact Of which Tptoa
should be locally proud.
Mr.. Roberts, editor Of the West
ergs Weekly, A excellent family Pc
per published at Davenport and de-
voted to Temperance and general
news and miscellany, was in Upton
last week. We were pleased to
learn that he obtained numerous SUBJ
scribers for the Weekly.
Mrs. P. P. Golding, of Mechan-
icsville, has the agency for very
elegant and excellent pictorial family
bible-12OO large pages, loo, 600
marginal references and readings,
family record, &C., &c.-as we'll Is
other valuable works. She canvass
es, or may be addressed as indicated.
= The receipt here Of FIVE loads Of
Texas cattle some time ago, and Of
fifteen loads last week, was mentioned
in these columns. The cattle were
shipped here by E. Loveland from
Council Bluffs. They are for sale as
stockers, and are now, we believe,
unsold but At pasture near town.
-"Home-made Artist was the
profound result Of q Young mans