The Tipton advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Cedar Co., Iowa) 1856-1962, 1876-06-08

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Fine silver ware very low at
Rowelrs.
The new brick block is ready
for the walls.
The celebrated Dewitt -four at
Miller & Co.'S.
-Enlarged, colored or plain photos
at the Star Gallery.
Summer coats OF all kinds at
Casad 4 Gilmore's.
Early vegetables for sale at
Sweets conservatory.
Large lot Of new trunks Just
arriving at Wallace's.
| Flags ard fire works occupy the
windows of the toy shops.
| Choice raddishes, onions and let
tuce for sale at Mr.. Sweets.
New stock of gents summer
wear at City Clothing Store.
/ Wallace, at the City Clothing
Store, will not be undersold.
The Star Gallery is in full blast,
doing better work than ever.
| New stock and low prices at
Stewards shoe store. See ad.
Hats, new stock and new styles,
just received at Casad & Gilmore's.
VIII Young keeps the best
chewing tobacco in Cedar Go. 4w19
-Casad s Gilmore have just
| opened new stock of summer goods.
| "A good grade bull two years old
for sale low. Inquire of Thos. Slea-
ter. 3w22
Genuine white saddler's silk for
embroidery, &C., at A. l.. Dayton 4
Sons.
Special inducements on gents
wear Of all kinds at Casad & Gil.
more's.
Large assortment of watches,
clocks and new and stylish jewelry
at Rowcll's.
Stewart has something to say in
another column in which everybody
is interested.
Don't go barefooted when you
can get pair Of socks for 5 cents at
Will Young's.
The boys opened the centennial
Fourth Tuesday evening. /; went
! ~ Ike rocket.
Life size crayon portraits at the
Star Gallery for $500. Satisfaction
guaranteed or no charge.
Hats and caps--new styles in
great variety Just arrived at Wal
lace's City C'othing Store.
Brick. the best quality ever
made in this vicinity, constantly on
hand and for sale by WIN. Kettell. If
MIR. Horace Wright, of Roches.
ter, has substantially recovered from
the effects Of the poison taken as
noted last week.
Don't pay big price for plants
just because they come from abroad
when you can go to Sweets con-
servatory and buy just as good FOR
less money.
Tuesday mornings express
brought strawberries, cherries. peas
and potatoes 10 w. +. Miller & Co. !.
"a pretty nice "lay-out" for the
season in country town.
The three little boys and the
educated dogs were the best part of
Castello's show. That sea lion looked
very sickly: in fact, we don't believe
it had cheek enough to hold his own
and enjoy good health in that crowd.
WIN. Powers is still at the Elem
ing House engaged in selling pianos
and organs at more favorable figures
than have been before known to this
public. He put up two fine pianos
last week aud has plenty more on
hand.
-kettell is burning this week a
kiln containing one hundred aad
twenty thousand brick. He means
just what he says in advertising brick
constantly on hand for sale. He has
them in any quantity and of the best
quality.
The Family Folding Table, man.
ufactured by MARS & kellogg, Troy,
N. Y.-the neatest, most convenient
and the cheapest cutting or sewing
work table ever offered. See adver-
tisement, or call at this office and see
a table. If
Meat canvass awnings look much
better and are much more convenient
than the old board shelters. This is
the reason that Casad & Gilmore
have followed the example of Miller
& Co, and that Perrien Dean and
others will soon do so.
-"They say" a petition to the
Board Of Supervisors is in circula-
tion asking action prohibiting fencing
in the Court House Square with bill
boards, and authorizing the Auditor
TO draw warrant to buy circus tick
cts for all the "Court House rats"
Not bad idea.
He was slightly salubrious and
having wandered down by the Virgin
block he studied the signs awhile and
then made dive for the building on
stills. Kicking at the door did no
good, and in disgust he declared that
he s'would be blankity BANKED if
John Wh(hic)an hadn't better take
down his (hic) sign if he was going
to shut up SO BANKED early"
WANTED.-Two good seamstressess
TO work at the dressmaking business,