The Tipton advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Cedar Co., Iowa) 1856-1962, 1876-10-12

4 Win Siop 40 SouIu.
| Potatoes are scarce.
-Cloaks at Perrien Deans.
-Husking has fairly begun.
Sharp frosts, often repeated.
Coal and wood are staple now.
Ducks are reporting for duty.
Apples plenty but not too cheap.
Hats and caps at Perrien Deans.
That grain buyer hasn't reported
yet.
-Quails are plcntier than for many
years.
Where does all the wind come
from?
Horse blankets at Dean & Ing
mans.
Gloves and mittens at Perrien
Deans.
Those new hats are at Casad &
Gilmore's.
Black and colored cashmere at
Perrien Deans.
Who lost a bracelet at the minstrel
show in City Hall:
Ladies', gents and children's UNI
derwear at Dean & Ingman's.
-Wanted-wood in exchange for
photographs at Kilbourne's gallery.
--Perrien Dean has large line of
black and colorcd alpaca and mohair.
One thousand votes is the present
figure for Prices majority in this Dis
trict.
No dust is left in the streets-it
has all been blown into our eyes, cup
boards, etc.
-Furs and fur trimming at Perrien
Deans.
Driving gloves, husking gloves, all
kinds of gloves and mittens at Casad
4 Gilmore's.
-Shawls, scarfs and nubias ut Per-
rien Deans.
-Tipton was going to have election
news by telegraph Tuesday night,
but repented.
Go to Perrien Deans for dress
goods.
The old elegant Quaker City fine
shirts--pcrfectly reliable for fits-at
| Casad 4 Gilmorc's.
Go to P. Dcan's for carpeting and
oilcloth.
-"Have you heard from Indiana"
has been the regular greeting for
twenty-four hours.
If you want felt skirts go to Per-
rien Deans.
| Read the racy extract from "Long
john Wentworth's speech published
on the first page Of this paper.
Beaver cloth for cloaks at Perrien
Deans.
The Stanwood billiard table which
was stolen and hidden in hay NOW
is now doing duty in Garberich's hall.
Prints 8 and I cents per yard a.
Dean 4 Ingman's.
Those Alaska winter suits at Cas-
ad & Gilmore's-good goods, well and
stylish gotten up, and only $40 for the
complete suit.
/ ,l;not aud .l,iI.1rans, ,,nIarxvaar
at Perrien Deans.
Mrs. Sweet received eleven first
and two second premiums upon the
floral display made by her at the
Mechanicsville Fair.
Yarn and zephyr just received at
Perricn Deans.
| -Casad & Gilmore received late last
week large new stock of the very
neweft and incest goods in their line.
Call and see them.
White and colored blankets at
Perrien Deans.
Hon. J. Won Valkenburg. who
speaks politically in Upton on the
10Th inst, is said to be an eloquent
and convincing speaker.
Those first quality ovcrcoats arc at
Casad & Gilmore's.
A week from next Friday Hon.
Jno. Won Valkenburgh, Republican
Elcctor at Large, will speak in Upton
on the political issues of the day.
-Perrien Dean has all styles and
qualities Of waterproof.
Mr.. Sam'l Wampler left yester-
day morning to fill up the Co-Opera-
tive store to the vast assortment OF
good goods which its trade demands
Large line of silk ties and hand.
kerchicfs at Perrien Deans.
-Ifany person who reads this il
indebted ut this office, he will know
that it would be highly acceptable to
hear from him just now. 2w4O
The Wilkins sale of real estate al
S,anwood on the 10th inst, was not
entirely success. Only small part
Of the property offered was sold and
that, as we understand, at private
sale.
If Upton has no grain market
she can buy stock. Reeder Bros
bought lot of hogs Monday that Were
brought right through Clarence, and
Tuesday took in more from near Yves,
: Liberty.
Eighteen bushels of wheat Is what
farmer living few miles from Tip
ton sowed last fall. He threshed OF
Tuesday and the crop "panned out
| Just thirty-two bushels. Casting
Thread on the water will scoop that
/ -t'Gimme one o. them torches,
, said one boot black to another wht
t was carrying two lights in Demo
cratic procession at Cedar Rapids
"You 20 to -, these ere torches Ii
"wuth twenty-five cents apiece" wa'
the reply.
6 Jerry Murphy says, Having beer
nominated by the Independent Lib
! "eral Democratic party of the Secon'
= | un;a+r;of " Whara did no pet fh,