The Tipton advertiser., 1876-05-25

$. S. Association.
Frost Tuesday morning.
Excitement at the coal mine.
Circus in town next week Friday.
Fresh lime at Will Young's store
Sw.al.
Republican convention next Sat
urday.
Curtain fixtures at Dean & Ing
mans.
--parasols aud fans at Perrien
| Deans.
Remember those Westerns at
! Mcaett 4 Bro.
Dan CASTILLO comes to Upton
Friday, Jane ID.
-Sabbath School convention at
Clarence next week.
-~Crcquct down to the bottom a,
Fleming & Van Ness.
-Egctvthing new or novel TO be
found al Vans cash store.
--Perrien Dean has gone east to
I purchase more new goods.
Go 70 4. J.. nartan & Sons fo7
yonr trunks, travelling bags, &c.
= rect LAMPS are up but croquot
il down d Fleming & Van Ness.
Nottingham lace curtains and
lsuhraki!.s al Dean & Ingmans.
A fue assortment of window
moulding at Fleming & VanNess'.
w. A. Young has erected very
fancy iEy.stFainer at his front door.
These street lamps do shed
! friendly light over muddy crossing.
Will Young keeps the best
chewing tobacco in Cedar Co. 4wl9
For buggy mats, lap busters,
whips, &C., go to A. l.. Dayton &
Sons.
Great Improvement has been
made in reftting the interior Of the
grange store.
We have tried Garfield, the Ce-
dar Rapids dyer, and found him
reasonable and reliable.
"A few of the twenty-four lamps
and posts ordered by the city. council
are III position.
They do say Van keeps the first
line of millinery and sach low prices.
DO not fail to call.
w. L. Miller & Co. have nobby
red and white canvass awning in
front of their grocery store.
--Bagley's new meat market is
going to shine like silver dollar, and
be as convenient as it is handsome.
\Parlor goods Of every description
at Fleming & Van Ness, and what
seems stranger is we want to sell
them.
Garden vegetables such as let
tucc, onions and radishes already well
grown and fer sale low at l.. L.
! Sweets.
| Decoration exercises at the
Monument Square next Tuesday af
telnoon at four o'clock. See pro-
gramme.
We are much /. obliged to the
friends WHO have sent us in reports
of township meetings, and wish more
had done likewise.
DO not forget that one of the
best temperance lecturers in the west
will speak at the NJ. +. church next
Thursday evening.
And now the small boy gazeth
in silent wonder at the impossible
animals and unearthly pos:ures which
adorn the centennial circus bill.
Work is being rushed on the
foundation Of the Hammond Whan
buildings, but drain had TO be laid
before the cellar could be excayated.
At J. NJ. Canfeld's steam dyery,
near the iron bridge, Cedar Rapids,
all kinds of suitable goods will be
renovated and colored to order for a
reasonable price.
Why wear old, soiled and faded
ties when by sending to J. NJ. Can
field, at Cedar Rapids, you can for a
mere song have them colored and
made as good as new.
The most beautiful boquet of
pansies, of royal size and great va
riety and brilliancy of color, came
from Sweets conservatory. 1t is
worth a trip down there to see those
beds.
Jerome Sweinhart is ahead, be-
ing SO far as we know the first one
from this region to start for the Cen
tennial-which in company with wife
and child he did do on Tuesday
morning last.
Till Todd was in town Tuesday
experimenting the little affair in
which Justice Pritchard's name fig
ures in another column. He says he
had better luck than he did with
that DR.. What's his name.
The "Ed Linsley" referred to in
the Springfield Republican California
correspondence, published on the
first page Of this paper, is the same
who SO long extracted beauty through
the Photographic camera in Upton.
Made Henry Walters barn ten
feet too small one way last week, and
as he won't cut down the barn to fit,
will have to alter the item. 1t is
6Ox50 feet, and one side of the roof
will present an expanse Of shingles
60x4o.
-Rev. Bloom suggests that a goo1
place for street lamp would be in
front of each of the village churches
He evidently desires to prevent con-
fusion and mistakes among the lads
who wait round the door until the
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