The Tipton advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Cedar Co., Iowa) 1856-1962, 1875-09-02

County Fair commences two
weeks from next Tuesday.
Van Slyck's new goods began
rolling in week ago. See adj.
Ill,
he found AT Casaa & Gilmore,s
!, ;,
hean r. 4. i'eah aasef,lse-
=
o,h'gn. Is 'ne ias' proune'.oh
at ''e Wy TAU oi tue "fa'iia' 'ii'oh
spy
ne ptS' u green s"eet-coFl ior
eating or drying FOR safe ny ,. !.
Daniels
Tie regular September session
OF tue N"nnty Board oe@'hS next
No'laaS'
p. Wallace is receiving large
stock OF clothing which he will sell
at very low prices.
Yesterday marnina we raca;vea
ma mail from tho Wast NV Stanwood
and name from the Eae, hv Wilton
TIC o,.l,,ol, rive, Inv o,,r yorl.
paa;.;aaa..a.,an'lant La,,n aaa
anl ! NJ lars h.nn, ,hon nnrree,
and ona ~ No chaanas, l. be;ng 70,
ca;,aa ,h;s f,I a. Casad & Cilmore,s
1t was Or. ". D. focht, and not
cagnan.s broLan ,rm !, s,cb rood
shane :
Teachers contracts, an ,ap-
prov ca ioi NJ eilhei ioi iiiue peiiei''
this of,ice #
One o. those excellent bound
aliases OF Cedar county, giving town
snip maps anu TOWN. Piats, iof SAFE
by special request we publish
herewith the letter from Masslion
township referred to last week as be-
ing 700 'a'e TOT INSERTION
neausiiui noluei - erea',ea 70
. H's. '3"eel :, ','.s o'',Ie' N''a ~
''o's' y !, sal'' o'a.s ''en own ~
"a'a' " nope u - '''e'
Car load of stoves Just received
al W. +. Miller i Cos. Call and
examine peioie purchasing e'se
""s'e' al s'o'oe val 'a'''eu
A good man wanted to sell sew
ing machines. One that is not afraid
to work aud who can give bond.
Apply TO G.. w. Dickinson, at Clar-
e'''e' .......
No place is better or more favor
ably known to ali who want good
goods at low prices than the old re-
liable clothing store of Casad & Gil
more.
Tho re,ort of ,roaaaa;nes Al the
late Sabbath School Convention at
York Prairie came too late for inser-
tion herewith. Next week it will be
pretty old news.
Van ao not wan, 10 FORGET that al
49,, al l.;aas or aarIa, anJ ao.ar;nr
H., H. nan ha nnschasad at sweet :
49, pn,'r.,.a 80 - H. an, af Won
can afford to raise them. Call and
see. If
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t. - - - ~ c.
~, ,s1'''o W.. AZ So. c,h 49, -
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ae'e' - o,'' - Wv ~ ~ -.
nos ;, .o"'' " . '
WI - VI
-; ~ wy dIanaa, - ,ha ,rar e
I1. i..".I - "a $50 ;,,s. s.aa =. :
w lo'''''' ""'s , '''" - 80 ;s.a1s CHI
WV Wv, p'. 10 - ,,,o. e,aol. ~ non ana
''' - ~. -, '.o g" en- III as, - 10,
~" -, ~ h ~. 90 - "'
WY 50 NY ''
For a specimen bohemian can
ard, we refer to the account of the
discovery, story and death Of the lost
balloonist, Donaldson, published on
'.'e II ;. paso " n pppI a o,a.h !.
80 l.m nov" ,aao,hpr ,rot,r wsu. hut i a
nrnsI hasrtlass boax navartbeless
Henry Miller, whom all old set
tiers will remember-hls father en-
tered the MeCIoskey place-"lil
VISIT Upton on the loth INST, ana
meet the people at the Court House
IN the evening to tell them OF the
great resources and advantages OF
Texas, whittier we understand he
wishes to take colony.
The battle OF crab apples still
RACES. Since our last weeks item
| (which should have described the
,wig as less than one hall inch In
diameter,) Mr.. Jonathan focht has
brought to this office yet smaller
twig bearing twenty-tour apples
And now comes another twlg exhib'-
ted at Bagleys which bears twenty
seven apples--not half so large, how
ever, as Mr.. foeht's.
Gentlemen from here started