The Tipton advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Cedar Co., Iowa) 1856-1962, 1876-04-27

Go to VIII Young's store fo
lime. SwI:
-Parasols and fans at Parrier
Deans.
Fruit in abundance is promised
fer 1876.
Now let's hear Swing and
Beecber.
Wall paper, wall paper at Per
rien Deans.
VIM. Bagley is building brics
meat market.
Gents clothing lower than eve,
at Casad & Gilmore's.
Black cashmere, mohair ant
alpaca at Peuien Deans.
Notice advertisements of valua
BILE farm in Cover township.
The Short Horn sale at Mechan
lcsyille transpircd yesterday.
For the latest style hat or bon
net 60 to Nicely & Co.'S, Clarence.
Fred Dean will soon advertise
new store, new goods and new prices
Goods very cheap at Nicely &
Co.'S, Clarence. Call and get prices
VIII Leland departed Monday
for Calhoun Co. He will stand in g
store.
Go to VIII Young's store and
get pair Of those round heel, seam
less socks. 4wl5
The keystone corn planter beats
the world. Call at Reichcrt 4 Cobb
soon and see one.
A good team Of work horses for
sale at bargain. Inquire Of John
II. fischer, at Tipten. 6wlapd
Such sweet suits seldom seen
sold so sacrifzingly. Call, catechise
Casad & Gilmore, and c.
Don't fail to call at Nicely &
Co.'S, Clarence, before buying your
millinery and notions elsewhere.
-Remember the concert, for The
benefit Of the Presbyterian church
at the City Hall on Saturday evening
Read Sweets new advertisements
and learn where to get what you
want for your vegetable or flower
garden.
Dom Pedro, the Brazilian EN-.
peror, took a walk through Loudon.
when his train stopped there hast
Thursday.
All kinds OF garden plants and
flower and vegetable seeds at the
cooperative store. All fresh aud OF
last years growth.
A few left from that carload Of
Keystones at Reichert & Cobb's. II
you care to plant corn quickly and
well, call and get one.
Dom Pedro, the Emperor OF
Brazil, went through Stanwood and
other towns On the line of the n. ".
railway last Thursday evening.
IL you want a new ecru lace tie.
or any other kind, go to Nicely &
Co.'s, Clarence. and get yonr choice
out of from 60 to Is different styles
at low prices.
--Rerchert & COBB say they have
no time to write out certificates to
the excellence Of the Keystone corn
planter. 1t is all they can do to set
them up fast. enough to fill orders.
Ed. Golden intends to have the
finest flower garden in town, and
from appearances, he will be likely
to succeed. He has also all sorts of
early vegetable plants for sale. See
ad.
Theodore Ti'ton would not have
purchased those ill-ftting collars in
New York if he had only known
what stock of collars, cuffs and fine
shirts were kept by Casaa & Gil
more.
Hammond received orc hundred
and fifty dollars in silver currency
last Friday, and in few hours the
Jingle on the streets as the trowsers'
pockets went by was equal to nail
factory.
District Court commences next
Monday. 1t will be quite an inter-
csting term, there being several i'm
portant State cases, some half dozen
divorces and the usual filing in Of
law, equity and foreclosure.
If any of that wicked and re-
bellious generation is still around
seeking a sign, let them 60 to Stew
art. He has new enc; and it isn't
the "sign Of the prophet Jonah,
either, but shoots and shoes"
The Family Folding Table, man
ufactured by MARS & kellogg, Troy,
N. Y.-the neatest, most convenient
and the cheapest cutting or sewing
workable ever offered. See adver-
,isement, or call at this office and see
a table. IT
We were pleased to see our
friend r. II. Kirk out on the street
yesterday. He has lost forty or
fifty pounds in flesh during his illness,
but it is hardly noticeable in his
smiling phiz. He says his clothes
don't 1T him. Marea'go Rep, 2lst.
The Norwich Balletia calls i,
centennial kissing" and noraiizes
thus: "There have been some radical
changes in tho last century. A
hundred years ago they kissed .
lady's hand; now you kiss her lips
that is, Of course, if you happen to
be behind the wood pile and nobody
is looking, and you don't want to
disappoint her. 1t may take 100
years to get from her hand to her
mouth; but we never felt that it was
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