The Tipton advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Cedar Co., Iowa) 1856-1962, 1875-10-07
- Falling weather.
Read tSober Sense.
Election next Tuesday.

See card headed "Boarding."
Don't stay away from the polls
All kinds of felt skirts al Perrie
Deans
Let Cedar county poll fall vote
no matter VINO is elected.
In one more week the seal
dance Will be in order. Who are I
be the mourners?
Some marriage notices are pub
lished herewith that should hav
appeared sooner Gareessness!
Don't be afraid 10 90 and hea
Price this evening Just because yo
expect to vote the Democratic ticket
-Notice the al. of Geo. Conway
Tivolirestanrant. It'd McGee know
Just how to make such an institution
popular.
Go to the Court House thi
evening and hear how Hiram Pricy
will use up the reckless statement
Of the venerable Shep.
We regret to be unable 10 fnt
space herewith for an excellent arti
Gle on democracy and Cathollcy.
We shall yet produce il, even il it j
after election.
Iasad 4 Gilmore are kecpin.
their stock Of clothing full in spit,
OF their immense sales every week
Come in any time and You can fms
what you want.
Comparatively lew township
have vet sent to this office the Re
publican township nominees. |
will soon be too late to get the Il
printed on the tickets.
Hiram Price will deliver one o
his powerful political speeches at the
Court House this evening. Tn,
public, bo'h ladies' and gentlemen
are invited to be present.
All persons knowing themselve:
indebted 10 Men amara L Casad on
book account or note past due vii
please call and settle at once as w,
must have our accounts settled.
-Perrien Dean has ust returned
from the east, and his second pur
chase Of fall goods are arriving daily
consisting OF everything pertaining te
a well selected stock Of dry goods.
When il comes to gentlemen,
furnishing goods - including the
finest grades Of cloths and dres:
goods there is no such stock anG
prices in this county as are offer
ed by Dean 4 lngman.
We received several weeks age
a racy communication signed by
'sGrimes," for which we have vainly
tried from week to week to find /
place. Send Us another, Frien,
"Grimes," and we will do better by
it.
f. Haksteen hauled t. Stanwood
with Team only weighing 1906 lbs.
harnessed, two loads of hay which he
thinks hard to heat. One of them
netted $3.50 and the other 1920
pounds of hay Who can take the
the rag off this hay stack?
Ladies, remember that Mr.
Hicks vert 10 Chicago this week tc
purchase the biggest kind of an as
sortment Of the newest and incest
things in millinery and fancy goods
These, with Miss Reeds taste and
skill, will enable him to suit every,
body.
YESTERDAYS Chicago Times con,
tains an item stating that some sneak
thief went through the till of Fergu
son & Tuthill's drug store, at Deca
tur. the day previous, securing about
one hundred dollars. VIII was il
the store at the time, and made aftel
the rascal, but a little too late.
Farmers, come 10 town Satur
day. Albin x Howard will sell e
head of kentucky Short Horn cattle
and % Poland China pigs. JAS
Albin has been a stock dealer in our
county for the past dozen years and
is known to be responsible in every
particular. We hope our citizens
will not allow people outside the
county 10 purchase this stock.
Mr.. Carroll says that in the
absence Of the editor he came into
the ADVERTISER office for the invent J
papers he engaged ? weeks ago. AL
though he did not inquire for them
and those present did not under
stand that he had come for them. he
certainly came for something; and a.
he then asked for and received one
paper, we are willing to take hi.
word for the rest and give him the
benefit of this explanation.
A valued correspondent from ,
distant part Of the county, but WIZ
always looks at questions of public
policy soberly and carefully and see
clearly, has in another column al
article on the political situation il
this county which is well worth read
ing. His name--were we authorized
to use it, would give the article
double weight, both on ac
count of the high standing of tn,
writer as a man and the knowledge o
the situation which his position ha'
afforded him.
"A singular accident occurred las
week when valuable COW belonging
to Mr.. ID. p. Clapp was Instant.
killed by another bovine. The tw'
COWS had little misunderstanding
relative to small patch of juic,
grass, and at once proceeded to settle
It according to the code of honor
a Ia the St. Louis editors. The,
took their positions and the first fir
proved mortal, Mr., Clapp's COW get
ting struck by the horn of her adver
sary Just where head and neck JON
and felled - il by the blow of
skillful knife. The COW was a tota