The Tipton advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Cedar Co., Iowa) 1856-1962, 1877-09-06
Court.

w uN0l IOONluk I'D.
Board of Supervisors.
See III. l.. Deans new ad.
Grain coming To town daily.
Court will adjourn this week.
lis Cedar a Democratic county?
New goods at Dean 4 Ingman's.
A lost kid glove is hanging in the
p. o.
--Barnum was at Cedar Rapid.
Monday.
Handsome chamber sets Beach's
old stand. 32-ti
The Scott County Fair Is in prog.
ress this week.
Good prints for five cents per yard
at Dean 4 Ingman's.
More and better goods than eveI
before at Casad & Gilmore's.
Fine, new top-buggy for sale very
low. Inquire of Casad 4 Gilmore.
Elegant furniture at Beach's old
stand. south side OF Court House
Square. SGT
You will do wrong ii you do no.
look at Dean & Ingman's new stock o.
fall goods.
Fanny Golden is prepared to de-
all kinds of drcssmaking, stamping
etc. See adv.
Potter" says he didn I fall through
the showcase. He only beckoned fol
another fellow.
Next week. Sept. l1th, 18th 18th
and 18th, the Union District Fair vii
be held at West Liberty.
Somebody call in the Commits
sioners Of Insanity to sit on that pool
cuss at Mechanicsville.
Those worstei cults at Casad 4
Gilmore's are the incest thing evel
sold in Upton for the money.
In order t. train up boy In tn.
sway he should CO." 1t ia advisable
to 90 there yourself occasionally.
You can't afford to buy a box O.
collars, q shirt, or suit of clothes with
out inquiring at Casad 4 Gilmore's.
Several Tiptonites went to Muscat
inc last Saturday to see the city Of wa.
termelons, and Barnum's big show.
A meeting will be held at Virgin.
10 Grove church next Saturday even
ing for thepurpose ofgetting upa sing
ing class.
--Allinterested in Cedar county lands
can tell by reference to the fourth page
of this paper whether their taxes are
paid or not.
Letter and note heads in covers
and with blotters--two patents com
bined--for sale in Cedar county only
at this Office. II
old Esop was pretty good story
teller, but some Of our street-corner
pol. ticians can discount him ut the IA.
BILE business.
Mr.. Wilmer, the new grain buyer
received over four hundred bushels o.
timothy seed the other day-half OF Il
from one man.
A part of Jones" communities
ton week before last was omitted on
account of the rather unusual demands
upon our columns.
The Lutheran Sunday School pie
niced last week Thursday. They wen,
out of town with the hand playing In
grand procesh" style.
--Perrien Dean has gone East after
his fall stock of dry goods, which will
begin to arrive in few days, and will
be extensive and attractive.
A couple Of young men from Will
ton had runaway here on Sunday.
Buggy slightly demoralized. No one
hurt. Rig belonged at Sheets stable.
A team left moment at the depot
Monday white the driver stepped into
the warehouse, frighted ut the engine
ana strewed the wagon down the
track.
A considerable part of the i'm.
mense new stock just purchased fol
the fall trade by Casad 4 Gilmore can
now be seen at their store. Call soon
and take choice.
The first political gathering In
Upton is announced for week from
next Monday, 10th inst, when Hon,
Sam McNutt, of Muscatine, will ad
dress the people.
Mr.. WIN. Gilmore returned from
his Ohio trip last Friday. He had
very pleasant time, and returned
thinking more Of Iowa, If possible
than ever before.
One little box Of overcoats just re
c.ived at Casad l. Gilmorc's measures
6x4x3 feet, weighs 500 pounds and con
tains something over one thousand
dollars worth Of goods.
H. C. Piatt, during his recent triI
westward, gathered three walls of new
wheat--one raised in Dakota, one In
Nebraska and one in Iowa. The last
is much the finest sample, too.
Groceries are leash at thirty
days." and }. ID. Shearer don't sell hi
on long credit prices. He must have
settlement of standing accounts
Those interested please take notice.
There are many empty pockets
and unemployed hands. Let all thos'
who have occupation keep 1t II posi-
bic, upon any reasonable terms. Don
throw up moderate certainty for M