The Tipton advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Cedar Co., Iowa) 1856-1962, 1876-03-16
- March mud.
March winds.
- March weather.
- March half gone.

A new line Of wall paper at Var
slyck's.
VANS Concert at the City Hal
tonight.
Gents fancy shirts at Casad s
Gilmore's.
Elections arc now over unit
November.
To-day is St. Patrick's day in
the morning.
Some days it rains, and some
days it don't.
"A new line of Gents furnishing
goods at Vans.
A valuable young horse offered
for sale. See ad.
Wall paper-a full new stock a,
Dean & lngman's.
Dress Goods of all kinds cheap
at Perrien Deans.
Latest style in Paper Collars at
Will Young's store.
Gents gloves at Casad & Gil
more's. New styles.
New school house postponed
one year, more or less.
Best new prints still going at
cts. at Dean 4 lngman's.
= Large line of Ladies' collars aud
cuffs at Vans cash store.
The largest assortment o; wall
paper at Perrien Deans.
The Wilton mail is very uncer-
tain these terribly bad roads.
- Bargains in Glass and Queens
ware at Will Young's new store.
The best white shirt ever sold
in Tiptcn at Casad & Gilmore's.
Go and see the Sterling corn
planter, for sale by Moffett 4 Bros.
Cloth and Cashmere, for men
and boys wear, at Perrien Deans.
Best stock of Groceries in Co.
dar county at Will Young's new store.
The first Annual County Stock
Show will be held 1t the Fair Ground
April l4th.
The cheapest white shirt ever
sold in Upton can be bought at Ca
sad & Gilmore's.
New Spring Hats for ladies at
Vans, at low prices. Don't buy be-
fore you see them.
H. l.. Dean started East last
night. He has poultry to sell, and
boots and shoes to buy.
Alb. Piatt was in town last week
Came to "pay his rent" he said; and
looked natural as wheat.
j. w. Casad took an eastward
train last Saturday. New goods at
Casad g. Gilmore's will follow.
-Casad & Gilmore's new stock oil
spring clothing, hats and gents wear
generally, is just beginning to arrive
Just received carload of plows,
cultivators, road scrapers, harrows
and corn planters, at Moffett & Bros
Somebody has "reports from
head quarters" favorable to the old
Southwestern railway project. lie,
EN- come.
The West Branch Times says
"Tiptou has the ANNALS" That's
bad, but Just think how much oftenel
she might be afflicted.
B. Pitcher has taken charge oil
the old Palmer House as landlord
that hos;eliie and the City Hote'
having changed signs and names.
The new millinery store, in City
Hotel building is nearly completed
and looks neat and nice. 1t will be
occupied before the end of the week
= Cedar county has four represen'
tatives in the Medical Department Of
the State Unworthy, viz:J. +. Esther
E. G. Heilman, J. b. KisIer, Geo. w
Wilson.
- The supern.lly, internally, SUI
perlatively, diabolically and extrava'
gantly bad condition Of the roads fol
the last week, has just about put Al
embargo on business.
-Stanwood had red hot sehoo
election Monday. We csn not learr
what was inscribed on the banner o
the victorious party, but the friends
of education are not happy.
Next Saturday, March 18th, tn.
entire boot and shoe stock Of S. Wi
rick, deceased, will be sold at auction
at his former shop in this place. Sal,
to commence 1T one O'Clock ?. n.
Correspondents must give U
their names or we cannot puOllsl
their communications. As we hav'
often said before, the name need b.
known to no one but ourselves, bu
we must have it. We have now sew
eral good items, notable the one freu
Shaggy Ridge, which remain unpub
lished because this rule has been I'm
observed.
A correspondent comments upo
the "pardon" Of Crawford and Thong
son. He mistakes. Crawford va
not pardoned-he was only reprieve
| for q short time to go upon detectiv
service. asd as he pledged bis hone
to come back, bringing his sheave
(thieves) with him, we presume Wa
den Craig Is now daily looking fo
his return s. that vacant cell.
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