The Tipton advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Cedar Co., Iowa) 1856-1962, 1875-06-24

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Dark show!
--Plunket troupe!
Jubilee singers!
--Howe's Great London Circus.
The era of amusements begun.
Base ball is still on the rampage.
Boys suits at the cooperative
store.
Cool beverages ut the City Ba-
kerry.
Summer hats At Casad 4 Gil
more's.
commencement at Mt. Vernon
to-day.
Nice pictures at Mrs. MeClellaa's
Gallery.
New goods every week at Dean
& lng,nan's.
Millinery at closing-out prices at
Van Slyck's. See adj.
"A few new patterns Of wal! pa
per at Dean s. Ingman's.
Read advertisement Of valuable
wild land for sale bv Trustee.
Look 10 your iuteres and buy
your goods Of Dean & lngmsn.
--Piunkett's at City Hall next
Monday aud Tuesday evenings.
shaw & Bagley make family
groceries Of fine quality speciality.
The Old Settlers Association
meets in Tiptoa on Saturday, July
Sd.
VIII Van Pelt fell on an adj
Monday and cnt his left hand quite
severely.
The Cedar river began rising
last Friday, coming up inches in as
many hours.
See advertisement setting forth
in detail the attractions of Howe s
great circus.
AT the City Bakery you can re-
fresh the inner man with cakes, pies
or confectionery.
Several road notices, interesting
to parties concerned, are published
in the proper column.
The largest stock OF linen suits
and linen dress goods in the county
is at Dean & Ingmans.
--Casad & Gilmore will sell you a
good trunk low, and you can select
from large assortment.
Look out for The big show, the
theatre, the concert and the rest OF
the shows, black and white.
--Howe's Great Circus and San
gers Menagerie, travelling by rail,
exhibit at Upton on July Isl.
Farmers, be sure to read Evans
advertisement OF newest and best
farm machinery of various kinds.
Teachers contracts an APP
proved form, either for Independent
Districts or sub-dis,ricts, for sale at
this office. IT
Ar the City Bakery you can cool
the gulIet with choice ice cream, soda
water, lemonade. bottled pop and
ginger beer.
The brick just made by kettell
are SAID to be first class--the best
ever burned in this vicinity; or sale
in large or small lots.
When in town, be sure to look
at the immense stock OF staple and
fancy dry goods kept by Dean (
Ingmaa in the City Hall Block.
-Plunketts- of the largest
and best dramatic companies on the
road, plays in the City Hall next
Monday and Tuesday evenings.
This evening the merry making
at Maohanicsville takes place. They
exrsa. a happy time, and will not
we hope, be in the least disappointed,
The ssFiremen's Day." at Dav.
export last Saturday, proved grand
success. The Departments Of some
fifteen critics in Iowa and Illinois
Joined ii the festivities.
Mr.. John Safely contemplates
another trip to Scotland this season
Mr.. Walter Shearer, and in fact quite
large number from the county, have
the same thing ID view.
West Starts Sam Sharpley wor
race at Marengo, ILL.,, last week il
Al, 36 and 37--taking three straight
heats easily the account said. San
is worth more money than when Yves
started with him.
w. II. Alden has returned ant
nov offers for immediate sale his rea
estate, comprising some Of the bes
business and residence property il
Upton. Now is the time for pur
chasers. Apply to A. r. Starrett.
The Fourth of July has been in
vestigated by our astronomer wit
an inverted telescope. II is comm,
this way and will probably strik
Upton about ten o'clock on the Is
prox., and continue to impinge unit
after the 9Th.
Seven thousand young fores
trees, mostly maple and America
larch, but including some walnut an
hickory--were set out this spring 0
the farm Of w. A. Rigby near Star
wood. Nearly three thousand ha
been set previously.
A troupe Of colored subtle
Singers" from Iowa City give cor
Ger. At City Hall tomorrow (Frida,
evening for the benefit Of the
church. This company issaid to Civ
the specialities of the renowned jub
lees in excellent manner.