The Tipton advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Cedar Co., Iowa) 1856-1962, 1875-06-17
Fine weather for toad stools.

ALONLO SHAW, 4. M.
Fine weather for toad stools.
Fruit jars at the cooperative
store.
Trunks, low, at Casad & Gil
more's.
Now try some ice cream at City
Bakery.
Where is Tipton's Foar,h-of-
Julyism?
Harvest machinery at Reichert
4 Cobb's.
Large line Of parasols At Dean &
Ingman's.
Lots Of paraso's and fans At Per-
rien Deans.
Several lads were wanted Sat-
urday evening.
Republican county convention
next Saturday.
The Old Settlers Association at
Upton July 3D..
Ribbons for half the usual price,
at Perrien Deans.
The Board of Supervisors ad
journcd on Friday.
New goods almost daily received
ut Dean & Ingmans.
See advertisement Of good farm
near Sranwood for sale.
The cheapest place to buy car
pets, is ct Perrien Deans.
-I.orimer, at Stanwood, sells the
well known Sprague mower.
A vast amount Of farm machin-
cry is being sold his spring.
A new lot Of .adies' Linen Suits
just received, at Dean & lngman's.
-"Oh, my dear wife, said John
Henry, as he paid the milliner's bill.
For strictly pure white lead, oils,
paints, &C., go to the cooperative
store
Look over the new and improved
harvest machinery at Reichert &
Cobb's.
The cheapest place to buy carpet,
oil cloth and wall paper is at Vans
cash store.
And now the croakers have
changed their tune from dry to a
wet season.
More goods for the money than
any other House in the comfy, at
Dean & Ingman's.
The Meadow King, the newest,
lightest and incest mower made, at
Reichert Il Cobb's.
John T. Pickering, OF West
Branch, was appointed County
Bridge Commissioner.
The county Superintendent
notice of Teachers Normal Institute
is published herewith.
Linen and grass cloth suits at
Van Slyck's cash store have been
greatly reduced in price.
One Of those Buckeye combined
reapers and mowers gone out already
from Reichert & Cobb's.
Clarence has finished her driv-
ing park, and it is cracked up as the
best track in the county.
The Upton Cornet Band goes
over to Springdale Tomorrow to
make music for picnic.
Proceedings June meeting of the
County Supervisors are published on
the first page Of this paper.
Jerome Sweinhart is turning out
some very ine work in buggies,
spring wagons and carriages.
-Four croquet balls and four NAL
let's, entirely new and best quality,
for 81. Inquire at this Office.
-Casad Il Gilmore never mis-
represent their goods. What they
tell you, you can depend upon.
All the river cities, and indeed
the country generally, seem to be
filled with burglars. Look out.
The largest line of ladies' belts
linen collars, cuffs and neck ties are
to be found at Vans cash store.
--Ow band have purchased zine
new cornes and are preparing them.
selves to do some fancy blowing.
A series Of burglaries at Big
Rock culminsted the other nigh,
in one store being almost Quilted.
1T is seldom that an article in
our line of goods is called for but
what we have it. Dean & Ingman.
"A large amount Of important
business was transacted by the Board
Of Supervisors last week. See report
The West Branch Times lie, ",
understand, to be enlarged. Coco
for West Branch, and good for the
Times!
SO far as we can learn, the Re
publican primaries throughout thu
county on last Saturday were wei
attended.
Teachers contracts an ap
proved form, either for Independent
Districts or sub districts, for sale a
this Office. II
West STAIRS horse. Sam Sharpley
went in $50 race at Freeport las
week, winning the first heat in 2:34
but losing the race. #sE
Chris. Schlipf has been pardone,
out of the penitentiary, after serving
sixteen months Of three years sen
tence, and returned to his forme
home, in Mnscstine.
The Boys are buying cherries q
peaches, bottled in bad liquor, rs III
cheapest and safest way. 1t
probably little dearer than strycf
nine, but good deal surer.
The Mechanicsville Masons hay