The Tipton advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Cedar Co., Iowa) 1856-1962, 1876-03-30

Notice new advertisements.
No beer saloons in town yet.
Go to Will Young's store for
lime. Sw12
Hosiery and gloves at Perrien
Deans.
For clothes washers call on H.
d. Brown. 2w12
District Court four weeks from
next Monday.
Notice advertisement of the CO.
operative store.
Spring and summer shawls at
Perrien Deans.
Spring styles lap robes At A. L.
Dayton 4 Sons.
Pair Of good yarn mittens found
on street yesterday.
"A full line Of moulding and
frames at II. d. Browns. 2w12
-Moffett & Bro. have something
to say in another column.
If you don't want TO be fined
you better look little oud.
Board Of Supervisors meets for
regular April session next Monday.
Notice Reichert 4 Cobb's farm
machinery and implements for 1876.
Have you looked At those 6ne
driving gloves at Casad & Gilmore's?
The new Presbyterian church is
to be dedicated within few weeks.
Lots of dress goods, plain,
striped and plaids, At Perrien Deans.
Saddles, brides and halters, a
large assortment, At A. L. Dayton 4
Sons.
Have those handsome new suits
at Casad & Gilmors's been shown
you yet?
-Reichert & Cobb are now ready
for the spring campaign. See their
advertisements.
-"Hail, gentle Spring'-yes, hail,
rain, snow, blow and be darned.
Summer is after you.
The best quality Of white shirts
we're never sold so cheaply in Upton
a. now at Casad & Gilnore's.
Farmers ought not to forget that
the Legislature has made 80 instead
Of 33 pounds bushel of oats.
-"Nothing like 1.-THE Empire
clothes wringer; best in the world,
at Miller & Co.'S. Warranted.
The weather furnishes no items
this week. Like the mud cutters,
everybody is too full for utteranoc.
For the month ending Feb. sth,
1876, the revenue derived by the
town from the city scales was
$156.5.
Everybody who ever buys any
thing in Upton will lose money by
not reading the advertisements in
this paper.
And now the project of permit
ting Upton to hear Theodore T. on
tho "Problem of Life" 10 beginning
to be revived. More anon.
Observe the advertisement Of
"Regent," one Of tho highest bred
horses in oil this western country.
and one of the handsomest % we'll.
Among other good communica-
tons on the fourth page of this paper
will be found some practical hints to
garden makers. We are to have
more Of them.
About one.fourth of the surface
Of the sun was obscured BY the moon
last Saturday afternoon, but ~ the
clouds obscured the whole thing We
none Of US missed the fraction.
-Ad. Slaey has recently pur-
chased the drug stock and business
Of John Ferguson and Will Tuthill,
of Decatur, III. Tho latter named
gents are coming back to Upton.
Having just received = large in
voice of now and handsome styles in
envelopes, cards, letter and note
heads, ETC., now is capital time to
leave orders At this office for CON-
mercial printing.
The third time Van announced
bis soncert brought the third and
biggest storm Of the season; and new
al that have any affection for spring
are joining to petition him not to say
any more about it.
-Pritchard is getting such . run
Of wedding business that it appears
to DO about as necessary for the
groom to bespeak his services week
or two ahead rs it is to mention the
matter to some lady friend.
Wilton has had another sensa-
ton. A mans clothes and . card
were found OH the bank of . stream
close by. The card declared the
owner Of the clothes was going to
commit suicide. No body has yet
been found and the affair 10 pro.
nounced q hoax.
If you wish ribbon, a neck tie,
scarf, or any garment neatly
cleansed and handsomely colored,
suit of clothes renovated, or any
thing in the line done we'll and rea-
sonably, apply to J. N. Garfield,
steam dyer, near the iron bridge,
Cedar Rapids, Iowa. Sw12
Tho imported Berkshire SOW,
from Killerby Queen by Sambo
Fourth, which Messrs. Brink and
Landt bought Of 7. S. Cooper for
$50, on Monday became the mother
Of eleven pigs BY the renowned 2nd
Duke Of St. Bridge. Eleven pigs is
. good many for one small SOW, but
No suppose in . gilt-edged case like
this, they are provided with the