The Tipton advertiser., 1876-06-29

4 "SSaSs
Great celebration in Upton ne,
Tuesday.
The champion light mower can
be beat.
Linen aud grass cloth at Perrie
Deans.
$50 will buy the best mower a
Motfe,t & Bros.
Plenty Of flags for the 4th a
Perrien Deans.
Mowers are down at Moffett
Bros. Price, $50.
-McNamara 4 Casad sell bos
steel tooth hay rake.
The prospect for a wheat crop
very poor and getting no better fas
"A good girl to do general hous
Wolh wanted by VIM. Dean. aw2
M Her & Co. are closing GU
home cured hams and shoulders a
cost.
The walls Of the new brick blocl
are approaching the top of the SECOND
story.
In point Of numbers, quality
price and finish, S. r. Neiman take!
the lead.
We will guarantee our hay rake
to be the best in the market. Moi
fett & Bro.
BE sure and see the Champio,
mower before you think of buying
anything else.
Only one boy ran away with the
circus; the girl who tried to got los
in the suburbs.
You can get extra rubber ring.
and caps for fruit jars at Arvi'
Bagley's grocery.
Step in and see those platform
spring wagons just finished by S. r
Neiman's painter.
Drop in the express office, pul
down your vest, wipe off your chin
aud gaze upon the boss hay rake.
Choice canned peaches, straw
berries, raspberries aud blackberries
So 90 per dozen, at Miller & Co.'s.
The Champion reaper will Gu
down grain, lodged grain, or on un
even, billy ground, and it can't b
beat.
Ladies' bonnets and hats thi
summer are "perfectly lovely" on,
principally worn on the small Of tn
back.
DO you want your carriage, bug
gy or spring wagon painted in first
class style? S. r. Neiman has tn,
man to do it.
Nothing will help SO much t
give the appearance Of q gala day a
a little pains IN appropriate decora
tion on the Fourth.
They say that when potato buy
takes dose of paris green, he quietl
wipes off his chin and then turns VI
his little moccasins.
Great bargains to be had a
Miller & Co.'s for the Wilson SEWN,
machine. Call and examine. War
ranted for five years.
Three extra cars have bee
ordered by the railway authorities t.
accommodate the rush to and fror
Upton on the Fourth.
--Ditch;ng done cheaply and we
this fall. Any one needing sue
work will do well to notice advertise
ment in another column.
-Harper's Bozar says "waist
will be longer this year. Charlie
Augustus says just as long as the
don't get broader he thinks he ca
manage to get around 'em all tn
same.
Den R. To.ne has sold out hi
interest in the Harmon House {
Tama City and accepted the positio
of clerk in the Boa,dman House {
Marshalltown-one which he can Gel
tainly gil accep;ably to all concerned
When lady of the seminary |
Mt. Vernon screamed like locom'
tive because June bug was playin
"hide and go seek" 10 one Of her ca
a friend said: "Hattie, let me bio
in the other one, it will do no hu
nyhow."
The coach regularly in use G
the Stanwood & Upton train was RI
Gently sent to the car shops in Clil
ton and has returned thoroughly r.
ftted-new paint, new hardwar
new springs in the seats, and lookin
like new car every way.
"A contemporary complains Of b
ing unable to walk past vine en-
powered arbor these summer eve
ings without having his nerve
shaken by a sudden smack tn
breaks upon the Silly night like
frecracker. He says its awful tryir
on the nerves of an old married ma
That was terrible accident
Mt. Vernon last week Wednesday |
which a young man from Vint'
named Charles Marine lost both /
hands. He was No. ! in one of Il
artillery squads, and while firing
salute there was premature di
charge of the piece-caused, it
supposed, by sticks and straws ca
ried in by birds since it was last US.
. Just as he was Withdrawing Il
rammer, which SO shattered his han
that amputation Of one entire and
I'll save the thumb and part OF Z
index finger On the other was foul
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