The Tipton advertiser., 1876-10-26

Large lot of nice cloaks at Perrien
Deans.
Fresh bread and rolls at the City
Bakery.
Election one week from next
Tuesday.
Great bargains in felt skirts at
Perrien Deans.
-Reeder Bros. shipped car loads
of hogs yesterday.
You can buy good clothing low at
Casad & Gilmore's.
The Democrats think the Colora-
do bugs are bad this year.
Large assortment of nice dress
goods at Dean & Ingman's.
Large assortment of gloves and
mittens at Dean 4 Ingman's.
Be sure you see Casad 4 Gilmore
before you buy winter clothing.
Mail very late Tuesday morning.
"Freight off track at Calamus."
Republicans of Center will nomi
nate township officers on Saturday
afternoon.
Are the Republicans of Cedar coun-
ty going to turn out to election once
more?
Hosiery and gloves, large and
| varied assortment, at Dean & Ing
| mans.
A long, cold, dry winter is predic-
ted. The dry" part don't loom up
much yet.
Vim. Leffingwell, the aged father
of Judge Leffingwell, is buried at Mus
catine to-day.
Only trifie over 66 per cent. of
the voters in Cedar county were out
at the last election.
Everything to be found in first
class dry goods store, lower than ever,
at Dean 4 Ingman's.
When your hear a man say, "In
all human probability, he is evidently
speaking of the weather.
An article on the first page Of this
paper relates the South Carolina meth
cd of conducting canvass.
A soft coal stove with large drum,
suitable for school house or store, for
sale low. Inquire at this Office.
1t is next Monday, Tuesday and
Wednesday evenings that Mr.. +. Ro-
nayne lectures ut the Court House up
on anti-secresy.
| Mr.. Clouds audience was like Mr..
Potter's-small. If Americans are not
interested in this canvass, what would
be likely to interest them?
| A warm home endorsement of one
of the Republican county candidates
| comes from Durant, which we shall
be glad to publish next week.
The Upton Fire Company will
have an exhibition drill and parade
on the sd inst. The new uniforms
will be worn for the first time.
DO not fail to read the record of
J. II. Murphy, Democratic candidate
for Congress in this District, as pub
lished Oh the fourth page of this paper
III. l.. Schneider has at last pre-
vailed over the elements and has the
Cedar Mill in good running order
Call on him for -four, or good custom
work.
| -Clothing-which so often turn
out shoddy on the hands of the mex
perienced buyer, will be found just as
represented when purchased of Casad
& Gilmore.
Van Valkenburg may have been
here in the spirit on the 2lst, but he
certainly wasn't in the body; and
Cloud, who came the day previous,
wished he was somewhere else.
some of the Conservatives neigh
bors have been sick, it says. Bad at.
mosphcre, no doubt, since political
night sweats came on; but we didn't
suppose the disease was contagious.
The Democratic scheme in this
election is to coneede anything and
everything to make vote for Muir
ply. Republicans should be watch
full and stand for principle and Price
Major Farwell, U. S. Int. Rev
Collector, has moved his Office from
Monticello to Davenport. The addi
ton to the District of Louisa, Wash
ington and Johnson counties was th'
cause.
Waterproof at the lowest prices a
Perrien Deans.
A petition was in circulation thi
week for the appointment of Mr.. Eb
Brown as agent on the Southwestern
Railway at the Upton station. Mr.
B. is undoubtedly a gentleman capable
but in this instance he seems also |
very early bird. ...
-Scarfs and nubias at Perriel
Deans.
A quantity of good stock, includ
: ing work horses and colts, 80 head cat
tie, mostly cows and heifers, and sixt.
hogs-some fine Poland Chinas-wil
be sold at auction tomorrow, 27tl
inst, at the residence of VIM. p. Wolf
mile southwest of town.
Halls patent husking gloves a
r Perrien Deans.
A competitive contest took plac
, in Cornell College last Tuesday nigh
; to select representative to the Stat
Oratorial Contest, which occurs at Ce
dar Rapids, Nov. I'd. The judge
awarded the palm to f. M. Abbott
whose credits stood 702 to 20 for Gaul'
. Gs for Pollock and 673 for Markley.
Reduction in prices at the Cit
Bakery.
We publish by request a short al
t ticle upon the city scale question
e The point is as to whether the ord
!, nance complained of really has tn
alleged effect. TO us this sqms very
: doubtful, and we should lik ito see the
matter proven by at least q repeal OF
the penalty clause.
Blankets, white and olored, at
a parripn Deans