The Tipton advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Cedar Co., Iowa) 1856-1962, 1875-01-14
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cost, at Vans.
Game bottomed chairs resea'ed
ut II. ID. Browns.
Meetings each evening last week
at the Lutheran Church.
Nails 400 cash, &4.25 shor,
time, at Reichert & Cobb's.
An extra train came down after
stock cars last Tuesday forenoon.
A large lot Of ladies' trimmed
hats at very low prices, at Vans.
II. b. Pistt offers reward for
estray horses. See advertisement.
-Casad & Gilmore have opened
their second stock of winter clothing
Musical Convention this week at
Wesley Chapel-Concert Saturday
evening.
Oysters twenty cents per can
aud upward to forty FIVE, At the City
Bakery.
Price and examine the clothing.
caps, scarfs, and gloves, at Casad &
Gilmore's.
Only few more days left to
take advantage Of those cheap prices,
at Vans.
See advertisement of Niagara
Fire Insurance Co, A. Z. Fleming,
local agent.
The business prospects of Tip
ton were never more encouraging
than to-day.
Services next Sunday, at usual
hour, morning and evening, in the
Universalist Chapel.
A man run over-to IS. Lang :
to buy some more of those select oys-
tiers at As cents per can.
On the fourth page of this paper
we publish memorial sent from Kan
sas to an Iowa Congressman.
The railroads, and consequently
the mails, have been rather uncertain
since the advent of the north poe.
Prof. Palmer will conduct Mu-
steal Convention in Upton, week af-
ter next, beginning on Tuesday.
--Reichert & Cobb have just re-
ceiyed carload Of nails. The first
full carload ever received in Upton.
They play some game at cards
at Mechanicsville, which the Press
SAYS is luxurious to the vital parts. "
Take any pieces Of furniture that
need repairing to IL. ID. Brown. he
will mend them reasonably, and well.
w. F. Rankin leaves Upton next
week to travel for Dubuque jobbing
establishment. Success attend him.
Ladies' and gents underwear at
cost, at VANS.
According to the Wilton Herald
the Exponent, also of Wilton, is now
able to stand alone We should think
so.
The Wilton Herald says, ",he
wounded bird flutters," and then pro-
ceeds to flop its fEny wings fear
fully.
For the next ten days we viii
sell nails, for cash, at $500 keg rates.
Short credit, s4.25, at Reichert 4
Cobb's.
When did whales begin practic-
ing the claw Of Lover" When they
found Jonah a stranger among them
and took him in.
-Towne & Woods have very fine
parlor organs fer sale at astonshingly
NV figures. Call ut Towne's Art Gal
lery and see one of them.
Friday Tomorrow evening, the
grand social gathering takes place at
the City Hall. Supper by Shircl'ff,
mine host of the City hotel.
Gents and boys buck gloves
and mi,ts, at cost, at Vans.
A man would have been frozen
last Saturday il he had no. previously
provided himself with one Of Casad Il
Gilmore's warm overcoats.
--Pritchard 4 Collins can furnish
customers with the incest driving
teams in the business. When the
weather moderates few hundred de-
grees you will want to try one OF
them.
Last Fridays Mechanicsyille
Press calls the weather "milder." II
the Press man didn't have all the
cracks about his domicile well stop
ped he probably changed his mind be
fore Saturday morning.
Mrs. Rome and daughter left Tip
ton about four o'clock last Friday af-
sernoon 10 drive team to their home
near Louden. 1t seemed as if they
must perish with the cold, but John
Shearer said he knew they wouldn't.
New supplies Of Prints received
every week, 10 be sold At eight cts,
by Dean, Ingman & Young.
The proceedings Of the January
meeting Of the Board commenced last
week, are concluded herewith. Much
business Of n. important character
was transacted, and the resports Of
county Ulcers will be noted with in
terest.
best prints eight cents, and we
have the largest stock in the county.
Dean, lngman & Young.
They have q new "pathy' at
Wilton 1t is evolved from the in
ner col4scionsness of the Herald man,
who precribes onion AMI early retir-
ing as panacca for Indigestion. He
has treated himself so often that the
onion is no longer necessary in his
case; but he wants, TO trade his
double bedstead for ,woof the Susan
Is. Anthony kind, in order to keep
peace in the family.