The Tipton advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Cedar Co., Iowa) 1856-1962, 1876-07-27

ihoIough!y pleasant weather Tor
the past week.
--Cisad & Gilmore are still OH
hand for business.
Wheat is being moved and
stacked for the straw.
--I FASTING ears have now been in
the pot for two weeks.
Fine ripe tomatoes at Sweets
flower and vegetable garden.
Wilton flour, best in the market,
at Miller & Co.'S city grocery.
-Muzzy is building a nice resi-
denee in the west part Of town.
1T appears MS If Clarence had
"oozed" on the base ball question.
No. white fish only 6 cents per
pound at Miller & Co.'S city grocery.
-"IIarvest trials" are now nearly
as exciting as the "Beechcr trial"
used to be.
The motion to burn no powder
at future celebration is seconded
Are there any remarks?
The Institute people had some
sor, of gathering at the NJ. +.
church Tuesday evening.
A large assortment Of excellent
summer clothing is being sold very
low at Casad & Gilmore's.
"A large picnic Of small picnicers
passed the dollies and gingerbread
in the Court yard last Monday.
With all the prospects for poor
crop Of wheat, that cereal has been
rapidly declining on the market.
MIR. and Mrs. Wilson Head, Of
this county, have just returned from
a visit to the Centennial, Cape May,
etc.
The Press says some Tiptonite
has purchased hotel business in
Mechanicsyille. Who is the lucky
man?
"A large quantity of goods at the
City Clothing Store must be sold to
make room for new stock. Look
out for low prices.
Another OF those admirable Cen
tennial letters on opposite page; and
still another just received yesterday
waiting for next week.
Plenty of Fair Premium Lists
ready for circulation. Call for them
on the Secretary, Ii. w. Bailey on II.
G. Piatt, President, or at this office.
Mrs Sweet calls It'll Centennial
lily, but however that may be it has
a single massive stalk which bears
Just one hundred buds and blossoms.
Tho 7rue Delta must have been
too ready an outlet for Clarence news,
as we are informed that its mission
is already performed and its existence
ended.
The centennial oration delivered
by S. l.. Smith, Esq, at Fourth of
July celebration in Lime Springs,
Howard Co., is published in full in
the Citizen.
The Turks have not yet beaten
the Servians, but Casad 4 Gilmore
can beat the world in prices On really
first class clothing, hats, shirts, gloves,
hose, etc.
Wallace, Of the City Clothing
Store, will not leave for the east I'M
til next week. He is waiting for you
to settle that little account. Step IL
and relieve your mind.
-Landt is thoroughly overhaulina
the old Virgin Block--new roof, new
cornice, dry cellar, level foundation
and new finish in the rooms, vii
make it comfortably habitable.
Some kind fellow being has sem
us an extensive Mineral Map and
General Statistics of New South
Wales, Australia Will donate i
to any well disposed tramp wh'
wishes to immigra;e.
About year ego, |. IA Green
of Wyoming, attempted to shoot w
II. Foote, a bank clerk, for seducins
her. Footc went to Michigan am
Miss Green followed him, and few
days since they were married.
-Ifyou want to SEQ a handsom
honest set of double harness, ste
into the shop of Parsons & Son AM
notice the nickel trimmed and elabor
ate affair now being manufactured
for George Fleming'a carriag
team.
| The Davenport Gazette pub
lished one day las. week anothe
letter from Upton which seemed t
be pervaded with the same tone
disgust as recent lecture by on
King,a peripatetlc chap whose presen
head quarters are in that city.
-Mr. Christ, a Mechanicsvill
saloon keeper, advertises in the Pres
his "property just south OF the raj
road" for sale. ANY temperate
"man," he says by way of a clinche
"who wishes to make a profitable il
IS ycstmcnt and thereby permanent
close one saloon, is invited to call
Mr.. King insurance agent and e.
preacher, who lec,nred in II
Congregational church a week az
| Monday evcning,rcmarked that wore
"failed to express the disgust
"felt for the Upton people" lie ",
perhaps somewhat exeusable tor
nature on such hot, mosquito bite
evening -especially when we tai
Into consideration his own proximi'
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