The Tipton advertiser., 1877-04-12
Cold rains.
New goods.
Green grass.
Springtinle.
April showers.


April showers.
Stock Show Tuesday.
Ginger ale at City Bakery.
Fine shirts at casad 4 Gillmore's.
Morning prayer meeting at eight
o'clock.
Novelties in Gents goods ut Casad
& Gilmores.
The Board of Supervisors adj
journed last Friday.
Linen collars and all kinds of ties
at Casad & Gilmore's.
Those Champion pop corn balls
found only at City Bakery.
Col. Temple was running his
Union Spy" last week at Red Wing,
Mum.
Full report of proceedings at last
meeting of the county Board on oppo-
site page.
H. ID. Brown is ndsv ready to sup
ply the Champion Washer TO all who
may desire.
Those robins that were singing a
week ago went to look up an in
sane asylum.
Visions of mismatched joints of
stove-pipe begin to haunt the dreams
of the sons of men.
Plenty Of good brick on hand at
all times at VIM. Kettell's brick yard,
one mile southwest of Upton. 3ml5
The man of the house begins to
look blue in view of the approach of
the melancholy days of spring '.clarin'
up"
"A bright girl at the county house
will be given up for adoption into a
good family. Inquire Of Superin-
tendent Burroughs. If
Don't fail to read the advertise
ment of the Sparks Wind Mill-one
of the best and most economical mills
in use and home production into the
bargain.
A pair Of pale, sickly pantaloons
was found hanging Imply to those
spikes the other morning. What be-
came Of the owner is matter of con-
lecture.
Tally one for the Library and
Reading Room project. Prof. Woodis
proposes, If thought desirable, to close
his Upton singing class with con-
cert III its aid.
The Republicans carried Dayen-
port at the municipal election last
Saturday for the first time in four
years T. Dow being elected Mayor
by majority OF III.
A four-years-old explains TO his
aunty how he learned to whistle:
"You know JUS tried, and tried. and
tried, and all of a sudden it JUS whis-
tied itself and then | knew how"
DR.. Holland, Timothy Titcomb,J
in his celebrated poem, "Bitter-
Sweet" asks what a baby thinks
Some one suggests that the last word
of the grave DR.. .'snom ds,,p,,tne proba
bly, answers the question.
Pop! pop. pop. at City Bakery.
Rev. NJ. Pickett, State Agent Am.
Home Missionary Soc, will preach Mt
the Congregational church at usual
hour next Sabbath morning, at which
time the rite of baptism will be observ-
ed and the sacrament administered.
New trunks, cheaper than ever, at
Casad 4 Gilmore's.
That man Frank Hough,, the
sewing machine agent concerning
whom an extract from the Davenport
Gasette was recently published. has
since been brought out on the role of a
bigamist by the arrival mt Davenport
of wife mol.
Fresh Shad and Trout may be
found at City Bakery to day.
Greig & Chisholm, Of this county,
last week sold a Ciydesdale stallion,
imported by them last year, to some
Wisconsin parties for 5000. Mr..
Greig also sold span Of Clyde mares,
last month, to 4 Mr.. Curtis of the vi
entity of Dewitt, for $50. Who says
blood isn't worth dollars
The newest and neatest style Of
gents hats at Casad & Gilmore's
MIR. VIM. G. Johnson, formerly of
this vicinity but 70, some three years
making his headquarters in or near
Wilton, has removed with his family
to Jamesport, Dayis Co.. Mo-, where
he will make II home If he finds his
230 pounds Of averdnpois pretty well
treated in the land of the Pukes.
"Grif.' il a good, square one, and
we wish him all sorts of success.
Spring and Summer clothing just
received at Casad & Gilmore's.
Twelve more new Cleveland bug
gics were brought here last Friday
and, strange rs it may seem, five of
them sold at auction i'm few minutes
and the remainder have since been
disposed Of ut prices varying from S95
to Sll5. We should suppose people
would prefer to buy such valuable ar
ticles from home manufacturers
whom they know and to whom they
can at any time go TO make good their
warrant.
HIDES. B. Lang has contract for
two thousand hides and will pay the
very top of the market for thenl.-
Don't sell till you see him. lG-w45
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