The Tipton advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Cedar Co., Iowa) 1856-1962, 1876-08-03
-katydids are singing.
The tramp still ling ers.
This is a tame harvest.


The tramp still fingers.
This is tame harvest.
The teachers have dispersed.
Summer coats at Casad & Gil
more's.
The County Fair is September
5th-7th.
Linen collars and cuffs at Casad
& Giimore's.
lis Upton a sort OF l:.,!a heaven
for dead beats?
Hats and gloves a specially at
Casad & GiImoTe's.
No runaways, fights or fires
local items very scarce.
--Plunkett's theatrical company
was at Wilton last week.
Apples are plenty this year IL
all the orchards hereabouts.
Plenty Of fruit jars, all kinds and
szes, at Will Young's store. 3w29
Dead loads of mill feed at Sugar
Creek mills for sale cheap, for cash.
4w29
Some Cedar county wheat will
not be taken of the ground where il.
grew.
White and colored shirts, all
styles and prices at Casad & Gil
more's.
The innocent AMI coniding fish
is again occasionally taken in with
the hook.
: Another Of those excellen. cen
tennial letters on the first page of
this paper.
Sugar Creek flour is warranted
old wheat -four, equal to any patent
process on the market. 4w29
Ono of our citizens senls US a
short letter from Scotland, which will
be found in another column.
Tho great Scott county Fair
takes place Sept. 18th to the Sth, in
elusive. See advertisement.
Brick, the best quality ever
made in this vicinity, constantly on
hand and for sale by VIM. kettell. If
Those who wish to attend the
State Normal School should observe
the superintendent notice in anoth-
er column.
Petty stealing of eatables from
several different cellars about town,
was reported last week. Those are
the fellows he is looking for.
Some fellow wants to send
regiment Of book and map agents out
after the Sioux. If cheek would van
auish them, that would be business.
"A very interesting history OF
Iowa township, compiled by Lawrie
Tstum, has been placed in our hands
and will be published at an early
date.
1t wasn't very warm ct the cen
tennial, but there were two weeks
after and including the Fourth, dur
ing which the thermometer averaged
90 every day.
Six women, baby and one man
we're carried over dam at Hopkin-
ton last week Thursday, and the in
FAINT, lis mother and two other ladies
were drowned.
It is next Monday that P. Wallace
starts eastward to buy new goods
for the City Clothing Store. If you
hav'nt paid your recening there, there
is still q few days left.
That peck of apples, the first in
stallment on a half bushel for the
Office, are ali gone, and
as soon as the balance comes in we
shall be prepared to make acknowl-
The rumor that the dam of the
Stone Mil! was injured by the late
freshet is wholly nnfounded, the mill
being in perfect running condition
and turning out every day more and
better work than ever. If
In a list copied last week,
from some agricultural exchange,
the Cedar County Fair was given
wrong date-Sept. 18th, 18th and
18th, instead of Sept. 9th, 9th and
18th, as it should have been.
Some old chap who was in town
Monday afternoon 'rahed for Tildricks
and Hendon until his voice was so
badly used you could not hear him
over four blocks rs he admonished
the old horses on starting home.
Some one was driving hog up
Tor down. Cedar street, yesterday
morning " hen his porkship took sud-
den and Expected refuge from per-
secution in Hicks Bazaar. The young
ladies made no effort to show
their customer !. becoming bonnet,
but instead went around looking for a
rag 10 burn.
--Figeley & Bedell have disposed
of their property on the corner OF Co.
dar and Sixth streets to Mr.. A Day,
Of Clarence, in exchange for the
American House hotel property.
The transfer is to be effected before
long, and if it loses Upton good
bakery and restaurant, why wc don't
like the trade, that's all.
SUGAR CREEK is high, but the