The Tipton advertiser., 1876-11-02

Hogs event down" last week.
Poor Tilden waileth in letter.
Potatoes worth more than apples.
Township tickets not all received.
Ed Stevens oysters beats them all.
Several days bona tide "injun sum-
mer."
ELECTION hats" at Casad 4 Gill
more's.
Large line of shawis at Perrien
Deans.
Waterproof cheap at Perrien
Deans.
If you want good dish of oysters
go to Ed Stevens.
-Thermometer 500 in the shade last
Saturday afternoon.
Counterfeit silver currency is get
ting into circulation.
e. G. Stevens is selling candy and
nuts as cheap rs ever.
Rubber overcoats and umbrellas
at Casad & Gilmore's.
Cabbage harvest has come and
where are the cabbages.
Col. Ingersoll speaks at Davenport
next Saturday afternoon.
Everybody vote. Vote right, if
possible, but vote anyway.
Large variety of overcoats-
shoddy-at Casad & Gilmore's.
Hon. Hiram Price is expected at
White Pigeon Friday evening.
Why are all the old line Demo-
Gratis SO anxious to defeat Price,
-Monodelphia Grange meets at the
hall tomorrow friday evening.
Look out for Democratic tricks
such as bogus Republican tickets.
Republicans be on the lookout as
well for false tickets as false stories.
Hotel music--"when the swallows
homeward fly" particularly the fly.
Read the communication from
Cedar" 1t is sound doctrine well adj
ministered.
mo scratching this year." is the
talk among the Republicans-and it is
sensible talk, too.
Cedar" says something in anoth-
er column well worthy the attention
of all Republicans.
Read Bob Ingersoll's history of
Democracy as published on the first
page Of this paper.
One of the greatest crowds Daven-
port ever saw will assemble there next
Saturday to hear Bob Ingersoll.
Read your Republican ticket
through from top to bottom, and then,
if it's all right, vote it straight.
Fresh pies and cakes at 4. G..
Stevens restaurant. Don't forget the
place, opposite City Hall building.
The Clinton Age says nothing
about the Southwestern railroad-and
when the Age is silent who shall
speak?
1t is getting very stylish to send
81 to the printer with marriage no
tice, and there is nothing We admire
so much as style.
If you lo vote for Murphy it viii
be because he is Democrat, and no
because he is 'honest, capable or true
and especially true.
A small committee of Republicans
in each township, by little united
effort next Tuesday, can be sure that
not a vote is lost by absence.
A pocket book containing valua
BILE papers was found last Monday :
mile east of Upton on the town lin,
road. Inquire at this office.
We publish herewith as much o
Bob. Ingersoll's great Chicago speech
as the five columns on our first pag,
will hold. It's racy reading.
Democratic skirmishers will b,
watching TO scratch one name off Re
publican tickets on every sort of pre-
text. Don't you let 'em do it!
A sensible Cedar county German
talking on the Congressional question
says, Beer is all right, but when j
"comes to Congressman wan
brains"
Republicans should work from
morning until night, next Monday, il
behalf of their congressional ticket
The whole hope of the Democracy il
to beat Hiram Price.
Mr.. Blaine gave his reason for 10
coming to Iowa to deliver a campaign
speech. He says it would be Yer.
gratifying to him personally to come
"but," he adds, 'it would be burnish
ling fine gold"
-Furs, furs, cheapest in town, a
Perrien Deans.
A long haired specimen Of mar
brought two long haired animals
through town last Monday. The lat
ter were pair of Buffaloes, led behin'
wagon from Nebraska, and worth
their proprietor said, $3.50.
For gloves and mittens go to PEI
rien Deans.
Those plate glass" In Charlie
Hammond's new bank are safely in
place, and Ed Ingman says he coul'
do it again with half the fuss. The glas
| is about half inch thick and the tw
, full sized plates weigh about 300 ib
{ each. The cost of the front was $500
Lots of nice cloaks at Perriel
Deans.
One of our citizens visited the jai
the other day and tried to scrape up a
] acquaintance by asking one OF tn
J. boarders what he was there for. 1--WE
YOU see," said the chap, II was take
very sick over at West Branch thi
Isummer, and the Doctor said I'd di
If 1 didn't take something-so too
e suit of clothes"
1 LOOK HERE! READ THIs.-Owin
I to circumstances that were unexpec