The Tipton advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Cedar Co., Iowa) 1856-1962, 1875-06-03

ever.
Gents hats, caps and neck ties
in the latest styles at Vans cash
store.
Ladies, do not buy your millin
cry before you give VANS cash store
q call.
Linen collars, nice ties and the
best of fine shirts At Casad & Gill
more's.
Those in want of alpacas should
not fail to call at Vans before pur-
chasing.
Don't fail to see those folding
tables at Fleming and Van Ness fur
niture store.
Let's have a good old fashioned
Fourth Of July celebration at Upton
ON the Sd.
Folding tables at Fleming /
Van Ness, something new and novel,
come and see.
-Reichert & Cobb make the low
est prices on building material and
general hardware.
--Hepner & Pitcher have now on
hand lot Of those Climax wind mills.
Gail and see them.
Everything in ready made cloth
ing and gents furnishing goods at
Casad & Gilmore's.
The new advertisement Of d.
Schooley, buggy and carriage maker,
will appear next week.
The Mcintyre House at Wilton ia
Justly popular as pleasant and
homelike stopping place.
Look in at Shaw 4 Bagley's
grocery. You can find the best Of
everything in the market.
"A fine lot of new goods, includ-
ing several styles of watches, al
Staininger's jewelry store.
Plants, both vegetables and
flowers, in good order for transplant
ing, at Sweets conservatory.
Fleming & Van Ness keep in
stock full line of parlor suits and
also parlor pieces Of all kinds.
Ladies, do not fail to look At the
fine selection Of dress goods at Vans
cash store when in the market.
News! The new advertisement
of Geo. L. Kifer 4 Co. Don't fail to
notice it. 1t talks Is and cents.
The largest line Of cassimeres
and the most nohby styles are to be
found at Van Slyck's cash store.
Every lady in want of a nobby
style in parasols. at the lowest price
should give Vans cash store call.
-Springdale has become noted n.
the place where Schooley's fine bug
gies and carriages are made. 2w2l
Extra fine cabbage and tomato
plants for sale low by Ed Golden
opposite NJ. f. church, Upton. 4wl!
Everybody wonders why Elem
ing & Van Ness sell so much furni'
ture. Very easily explained. W.
sell cheap.
Teachers contracts an ap
proved form, either for Independent
Districts or sub-districts, for sale .,
this office. If
Ice! pure, clean ice! Lang ii
prepared to deliver ice daily to Gus
TONERS in all parts of town at very
reasonable prices.
Mss Carrie: It doesn't seen
to us that it would be hardly the fail
thing to publish the letter, even if j
is a pretty good one. Put ysursel
in Julia's place!
-Chas. Hammond wishes it under
stood that the next time he acts .
lecturer for a panorama, no dominic
in his audience is authorized I,
pocket the canvass.
Lang keeps on hand all kinds o
meat, including salt beef, dried beel
side meat, hams and shoulders-tb
latter At the very low price Of thir
teen cents per pound.
One of our citizens had q valus
BILE gold watch and Sos in none
| stolen from him while coming fror
Chicago the other night. Rattle
costly for two hours nap.
Ladies' MI linen suits, bot
braided and plain, at Vans at YER
low prices.
Livery men, who know the dill
ference between buggy or carriag
made on honor aad of the best ms
terial, and work made only to sci
buy of D. Schooley, Springdale. 80
White goods of all kinds I
Perrien Deans.
| w. H. Alden has returned an
now offers for immediate sale his re-
estate, comprising some Of the be
business and residence property
Upton. Now is the time for pu
chasers. Apply to A. r. Starrett.
Linen and grass cloth suits
Perrien Deans.
The Sawyer 4 Rees Coined
Troupe, billed for Upton Monday ar
Tuesday evenings, rs announced la
week, failed to come to time, W
have not heard what was the matte
but the superstition is that they mat
al the money they wanted up
Lisbon and Mcohanicsville and ha'
retired from business.
Large assortment of paraso.s
Pcrrien Deans.
Mrs. L. Sherwood was severe
hurt on Wednesday Of last week
being thrown from 4 spring wage
} The seat was occupied BY Mrs. Sh'
wood and Mrs. Alice Belts, and e
| way % the wagon passed over
] crossing throwing both out backwal
Mrs.. s. fell under Mrs. Belts, sustai
ing severe bruises beside . frscts
Of the shoulder hone. =