The Tipton advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Cedar Co., Iowa) 1856-1962, 1876-04-06

II fost not out yet.
School began Monday.
Supervisors in session.
More new advertisements.
Go to Will loung's store for
lime. Swl2
Hosiery and gloves at Perrie n
Deans.
/ -Popalsr--Dean 4 insman's new
price list.
Go 10 Will Young's store for
garden seeds. Iw13
Go and see some of the nice car
pets at Pcriien Deans.
The county Supervisors are GO
ing to have the Jail repaired.
Great dearih Of locals-it's so
ALFRED muddy nothing can happen.
--McNamara & Casaa have few
bushels Of choice clover seed for
sale.
The robins are discouraged and
have been wishing they were snow
birds.
A man can't lift the goods We
would sell him FIR $3.50. Dean 4
lngman.
! 1t will pay those in want of any
thing in dry goods or millinery to
call on Van.
Mr.. +. Griuneil, Of the West
Branch Times, made US pleasant
call last Friday.
A grapevine despatch from
Shaggy Ridge states that that aching
tooth has been pulled.
| Van is glad to have every one
call if don't buy, and remember lis.
no trouble to show goods.
The county Stock Show is to
come off at the Fair Grounds one
week from next Friday, l4th inst.
Brick, the best quality ever
made in this vicinity, constantly on
hand and for sale by VIM. kettell. If
Wall paper, oil cloths and car
pets can be found at Vans cash store.
Do not fail to examine before buying.
Geo. Dutton, ye engineer, has a
residence in process OF erection on
| Fourth street, nearly opposite tic
Jail.
Triton, the original Theodore.
lectures in Upton on the evening of
the 21st--two week. from next Fri
day evening.
H. {. Piatt gCnt to Einton Mon.
day to attend meeting Of the com
missioners OF the State Institution
located there.
81 rode eleven miles through the
mud, the other day, To get some of
that chewing tobacco that VIII
Young keeps
The most complete stock of car
pets and wall paper ever offered for
sale in this community IS now at
Dean 4 lngmsus.
Work has commenced on the
business building which F. z. Dean
is going to build adjoining Green's
brick on tho south.
The new Presby terian church in
Upton is to be dedicated one week
from next Sabbath. We have not
learned who will officiate.
j. r. Figcley has commenced
work on his residence by which it is
to be transformed into two stories
with a wing On the south.
f. Bu,terick & Co.'S patterns are
acknowledged to be the best and
most reliable of any in use. For sale
by Mrs. E. o. Campbell, Clarence.
Will Leland thinks of going to
the Black Hills. He thinks digging
for gold in the mountains would be
preferable to roofing for rubbers in
the mud.
Mrs. +. O. Campbell, agent for
f. Butterick 4 Co.'S patterns at
Clarence. has on hand all the spring
styles. Orders filed by mail without
extra charge.
Under the decision of Judge
Ellis, at Davenport last week, par
sonages, Bishops residences, etc, are
not exempt from taxation under our
law on the subject.
Anybody could tell on Saturday
that storm was imminent. So
many good looking school ANS
can't parade without atmospheric, as
well as other connections.
The Sheriff of Jones Co. was in
town Monday after some Witnessed
a man having been arrested for steal
ing money there who claimed to be
able to prove that he was here when
the deed was done.
A number of yoang ladies' went
down to visit the county jail last
Saturday. They didn't leave their
card-except in the deep mud where
he crossing should have been, and
then it looked very much like rub
Der turned wrong side out.
Charley Slower don't believe in
hard money, and wanted the daddy
of the boy who on All-foola day pa d
for twenty-five cents worth of candy
with two bits--recently out of bride
service--to reimburse with postal
currency, which was done.
A mistake occurred in the fig
ures on the poultry business At Clar-
ence as given a couple of weeks ago.
The number stated as pounds pur-
chased by Thompson & Bailey should
have been head Of live poultry-that
firm having dressed during the season
l23,4lS lbs.
Mr.. VIM. Bagley was on Tues
day quite roughly handled by a COW
he was attempting to drive into the
slaughter yard. The animal turned
in rag ., knocked Mr.. B. down and
ran over him once without doing
much injury, but on the second at
tack she helped him over the fence