The Tipton advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Cedar Co., Iowa) 1856-1962, 1875-06-10

A good girl to do housework is
wanted by J. G. Sheldon.
Frank Wiekersham has calci.
mined the Auditors Office.
DO not fail to attend your town
ship caucus next Saturday.
Trunks, trunks, trunks, trunks,
trunks--at Casad 4 Gilmore's.
For syrup in FIVE gallon kegs, ii
low prices, call on w. A. Young.
commencement at Mt. Vernon
is on the 9th, and not the 18th inst
While we write it rains. For a
good umbrella 60 to Dean & lngman's
The Wilton Collegiate Institute
closes successful years work to-
day.
A new, larger and stronger force
pump has been placed in the town
well.
Ladies, do no: buy your millin-
erv before you give Vans cash store
a call.
The Fire Company has been
supplied with twenty good rubber
buckets.
The election of teachers for Tip.
ton Independent District has not yet
taken place.
The news from the Clinton end
Of the Iowa Southwestern still con.
tinues good.
There are ten applicants for the
position Of Superintendent of our
Public Schools.
Now you can wear your linen
coat without being accused of rush.
ing the season.
&C. r. Sterneman, Dentist, will
be at the Fleming House next Mon
day and Tuesday.
The finder of a black and gilt
-
fan, with chain, can find the owner
by calling at this office.
Potato bugs have taken the war
path. Like the noble Los, however,
they are dwindling away.
Mrs. Sherwood, whose serious
injury by falling from wagon was
noted last week, is improving rapidly
-Springdale has become noted al
the place where Schoolev's fine bug.
gies and carriages are made. 2w2l
The proposed change of certain
roads is making warm local feeling
in several Cedar county neighbor.
hoods.
The largest stock of trunks, the
greatest variety, the lowest price
aad the best article, at Casad & Gil.
more's.
Teachers contracts an ap.
proved form, either for Independent,
Districts or sub-districts, for sale al
this office. If
WIN. Bagley has thoroughly
renovat,d his meat market and il
ready alike for customers or smell.
ing committee.
The Town Council has ordered
the commencement of the much need.
ed work Of paving the gutter about
the Court Square.
Those in want of a first class
sulky hay rake will do well to hand
their order to w. A. Young, at the
cooperative store.
The "Big Injuns' passed through
Stanwood Tuesday evening on Their
way home from their begging expedi
ton to Washington.
Republican primary meetings in
each Township next Saturday at two
o'clock p. NJ, unless otherwise or
dered by local committee.
-"Potter" and then parton i.
the name given by our State ex
changes to the Upton lady who tool
strychnine. Such is fame.
The attention Of builders is calico
to an advertisement published else
where for proposals to build schoo
house in Massillon township.
-Thos. II. Zeilley, Of Clyde, Ohio
inquiries Of us concerning H. Zeilley
supposed to be at Clarence. Car
any one give the desired information
We observe that Hech,, Reee
& Co., Of Clarence, have Of late addee
to their already large business 81
that now they denominate themselve.
merchants and Bankers
-Dressmaking, in the latest style
neatest manner and on the mos
reasonable terms, by Miss Fannie
Golden. Residence, opposite tn
Methodist church. See card.
Livery men, who know the diff
ference between buggy or carriag
made on honor and of the best ma
terial, and work made only to sci
buy of d. Schooley,I Springdale. 3-2
The man reported as havin,
been found dead was only "dea
broke"-having found goods so chea
at Dean, Ingman & Young's that b
couldn't possibly get away with
cent in his pocket.
w. II. Alden has returned an
now offers for immediate sale his res
estate, comprising some of the bes
business and residence property j
Upton. Now is the time for pul
chasers. Apply to A. r. Starrett.
Rev. M. X. Cross, now Of Water
loo, spent q couple of days in Tipto
this week. Mr.. C. was from 1856
some ten years pastor Of the Cengr'
gational church here, and of cours
meets many former friends who a
glad to take him by the hand.
Notice the new and attract,
advertisement of w. +. Miller & G