The Tipton advertiser., 1876-05-18

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Ohio maple syrup at Miller &
Cos.
-Croquet skirts at Dean & Ing
mans.
Summer shawls at Perrie,
Deans.
Summer suits at Casad & Gil
more's.
Lots of straw hats at Perriei
Deans.
Paper carpet lining at Dean {
lngman's.
-Carpeting from %. cts. up a
Perrien Deans.
Buy choice winter wheat hou
at Miller & Cos.
Cabbage and tomato plants a
VIII loung's store. 2wl!
Clothing of all seasonable kind
at Casad 4 Gllmore's.
Opera kid gloves, the cheapes
in town at Perrien Deans.
Sugar cured hams and side
meat at VIII Youogs store.
The largest stock of parasols
and fans at Perrien Deans.
Lots of 'em-Blackhawk corn
plows at Reichert & Cobb's.
New and beautiful prints : cts.
per yard at Dean & Ingman's.
Another lot of linen and grass
cloth suits just received at Perrien
Deans.
Always ahead at Figeley's-
and now its with ice cream and
lemonade.
The trial of Comstock and Haw-
kins for rape began yesterday a,
Anamosa.
--Perren Dean has Just received
from New York large assor,men,
of linen suits.
The best thing on wheels-the
Blackhawls corn plow. For sale by
Reichert & Cobb.
ladies will find the best stock oi
dress goods III town at Dean & Ing
mans cheap store.
-Casa1 & Gilmore have still a
few hundreds of fine and fancy shirts
at very low figure.
A good team of work horses for
sale at bargain. Inquire of John
II. Escher, at Upton. Gwl1pd
Domestic cottons were never SC
low as now. Dean & Ingman have
the best stock in this market.
Mrs. Rhodabush is receiving a
large stock of stylish hats and bon
nets, which she will sell cheap.
Now is just the time to select a
summer suit at Casad & Gilmore's
before the stock is picked over.
The base ball season is in
but Upton boys haven't yet
commenced to tie up their fingers.
1t will pay large per cent. to
examine our goods and prices before
buying elsewhere. Dean & lngman.
Brick, the best quality ever
made in this vicinity, constantly on
hand and for sale by VIM. kettell. If
Henry Walters last Saturday
raised the frame for a barn COMO
with 20 feet clear heighth. How's
that?
WIN. Neely caught a couple of
wolf cubs in the com field last week.
$40 on the right side of cigar money
account.
q Some grade steers, 1 years old,
and averaging 1900 lbs. each, were
sold by Mr.. II. Walters last week.
Good ones.
Numerous witnesses in the
Rochester rape case departed for
Anamosa Monday and Tuesday; as
did also attorneys Bissell, starrelt
and Yates.
Lots of young wolves sea- 'ps are
being sid at IS apiece. 1t is strange
how many more wolves there arc in
Cedar than in Muscatine, where the
bounty is only 81.
-Carlin has finally escorted the
old buildings opposite the Court
House clear out of the way, and
work Oh the foundation Of the Eew
ones is vigorously going forward.
The Family Folding Table, man.
ufactured by Mairs & Kellog, Troy,
N. I.-the neatest, most convenient
and the cheapest cutting or sewing
workable ever offered. See adver-
tisement, or call at this office and see
a table. If
Notice the advertisement of J.
F. Hahn, Lisbon, Iowa, practical
roofer and dealer in roofing slate.
No man who is building a good
house can sfford to cover it with
shingles for the saving over the cost
of permanent slate roof.
The Republican township eau.
cusses meet at usual place at two
o'clock next Saturday afternoon, goth
inst, unless local committees make
different arrangements. An inadver-
tent line in last weeks paper made
it appear as if the cauousses were to
be last Saturday.
The lightning rod man has
thawed out, and we may therefore
look for him daily. He has, this
year, ".he copper strip-the new
double and twisted, Centennial, 81.
ver-spangled, four-pronged, nick'e.
plated, double-polished electric crr-
rent conductor" which he will ofer
to his customers at the lowest rate
Get your shot guns ready.