The Tipton advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Cedar Co., Iowa) 1856-1962, 1876-12-21

/ - SAA AaAU0 a. Il iGtU0.
Colds are common property.
The weather Is braclng-to Goa
dealers.
Lemons and oranges at the City
Bakery.
No school next week. HOLIDAY
vacation.
| The fall style Of neuralgia is same
~ last year.
Call on Rowell before buying you,
holiday goods.
-Christmas Ball at City Hall next
Monday evening.
Boss candies for the holidays at
at Miller 4 Co.'S.
Deal gently" with the man who
does not advertise.
Upton was full Of people almost
every day last week.
Miller l. Co. are headquarters for
choice confectionery.
Mr.. NJ. Stearns is confined to his
house with ill-health.
-Rowell received new assortment
OF handsome rings this week.
Those maple sugar caromels at
City Grocery are - well, try 'em!
Frank Wickersham IA going Ia
put up ice for next summers delivery.
Books for young and old-poetry,
novels, biography or history-at Row
ellis.
Buy your wife or daughter set of
furs for Christmas at Dean 4 Ing
mans.
-Wax-candles, and candlesticks,
and other Christmas tree fixtures at
City Bakery.
S. X. Bye, late p. NJ. of Spring
dale, will soon open drug store at
West Liberty.
Very handsome vases, china ware
and toilet sets are found among Fields
holiday goods.
One Of 'the boys" is quoted a
saying that he was bound to have an
Ulcer overcoat.
Don't you forgct-you can buy
anything you wish in the candy line
at Miller 4 Cos.
Change is writ on all things
earthly" but small change is terribly
scarce in Upton.
Have you examined the new goods
at Dean 4 Ingman's: II not, it's
high time you did so.
Joseph Thompson, of Greene Co.,
put In an appearance last week on his
way home from Chicago.
-. c. Sheldon removed his family
to Davenport on Monday last. Mr..
SIS business IL still at Dixon.
-Silverware and jewelry, more In
quantity, finer in quality and cheaper
than ever before, at Rowell's.
If you want to buy q Christmas
present for your minister, his wife OF
children, go to Dean & Ingman's.
Remember N. Staininger in the
City, Drug Store has the finest stock
of jewelry ever brought to Upton.
Santa Claus has obtained . dis.
pensation, as he will be obliged to
start on his rounds Sunday evening.
He went down to Chicago and
told the boys on his return that the
streets were all calsomined down there.
Still a fine assortment OF drums
whips, guns, pistols, blocks, and all
kinds Of Christmas toys at Fields
grocery.
-Four immense slabs Of stone from
the Anamosa quarries arrived yester-
for the pavement in front of Ham
mond's Bank.
Keep cool about election" says
some idiot-as if there was any danger
OF getti lg warm with the thernome-
ter at loo below.
H. w. Macomber, Esq, formerly
OF Clarence, but now prosperous at
torney ut Carroll, this State, made a
welcome call last Monday.
The express office has been re-
moved to the corner north Of the Star
Picture Gallery, where Agent Casad
has fitted up neat little room.
The grain buyer" of whom we
spoke last week does not seem to be
preparing to buy anything but corn,
for the reception of which he il max
ing lots of room.
That terrible wind last Friday
evening blew down the railway bridge
over Rock river and kept back all our
mail from east of that point until late
Saturday evening.
A history of Wilton, in pamphlet
form, has just been issued from the
| Rec;eW Office. We have not seen q
copy, but presume it is creditable
work in every respect.
-"Codfish for Thanksgiving" con-
temptuously exclaimed the younger
Bu.umpin; and he now gives thanks
daily that the pudding stick was made
Of pine instead Of hickory.
Hawkins, it seems, was found by
the Anamosa jury not guilty Of the
crime of rape, but is still held there to
answer to the indictment for burglary
which was returned At the last sitting
of the Grand Jury.
This IL a world OF mutation" OF
course! the maiden who IL putting up
"pressed leaves and "spatter work
this year may . year hence Be picket
ing pigs feet and cooking Goldfish for q
sorrcl-topped man with warts.
The Sheriff had a bad old time
making levy upon some cattle tht
other day. The women were deter
mined to have fair count and under
took to bulldoze him with gate-pin.
He finally threw out the mich cows
and returned all the steers and on'
colt along with the execution.
Whose beer IL this?' asked on'
II NS.x,, o,,,&oo~or. tho nthor tlAV