The Tipton advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Cedar Co., Iowa) 1856-1962, 1877-03-15

Fresh oysters received at Ed.
Stevens restaurant everyday.
Better than blue glass -that sky
blue soap at Bagley's grocery.
--Godden's green house is packed
full of vigorous young plants.
1T Is this laziness between meals
that gets away with chronic loafers.
As usual Dean 4 Insman have the
best line Of carpets in Cedar county.
The best sulky plow in the mar
ket can be seen at Rsichert d Cobb's.
See the County Auditors adver-
tisement for proposals to build bridges.
) Nate Huber talks of going to the
Black Hills. He has good head Of
hair.
-Weighmaster General of the city
of Upton is wonderfully attractive
position.
Full and complete stock OF wall
paper with prices reduced ut Dean 4
Ingman's.
They will not he called "tramps"
this season Tourists" will sc the
proper word.
Span good horses, wagon and set
harness for sale at bargain. Inquire
of p. Carlin. 2w10
The Keystone planter with valua-
BILE improvements can be found Mt
Reichert & Cobb's.
--Reichert 4 Cobb will keep tho
Weir, Black Hawk and Defiance cul-
tivators for sale this season.
Reserved seats for Colfax lecture
can be secured at Dean 4 Ingman's
on and after Friday, 10th inst.
That poor, bulldo1ed ground hog
did know what he was about after all.
Iowa editors owe him an apology.
p. Wallace is going this week
after new goods, and he Is going to
buy just as many as though he could
go behind the returns.
Mira. Starrett starts to-day for
Chicago to purchase full line of new
and seasonable millinery goods. Look
oat for something nice.
Having received large stock Of
moulding We are now enabled to
frame pictures AZ cheap Us the cheap
est at new furniture store.
Since the election of Hayes has
become dead certainty they are sell
ing postage stamps at greatly reduced
rates at the y. O.--3 cents apiece, or 8
for 25 cents.
We are under obligations to r. w.
Starr, Esq, for copies of number OF
Texas newspapers. Should like to see
more. row that President Hayes has
made his policy evident.
A lively nuctionecr sold seven
Cleveland made top buggies at auction
| on the street in about thirty minutes
| last Saturday afternoon. They brought
| from sos to Sl2o each.
Last weeks Conservative wa,
electioneering for Tilien and against
Hayes just as hard as ever. Let up a
little, neighbor. Colorado has beer
heard from, and election 10 over.
Mr.. Ed Golden, by some summer
making device, has for a couple o
weeks had lettuce large enough Il
eat. 1t tastes much more spring-lik'
than the Thermometer indicates.
--Reeder Bros shipped on Monda,
their regular annual winters feeding
cattle. being this winter drove 0
los. They were fine and fat, and vii
bring tho top price for cattle of thei
weight.
some practical impressions regard
ing Kansas as a location are publishes
on the first page of this paper. The.
are the result of an extended tri]
| through that State by y Cedar count.
farmer.
Pred Hirschreld wishes 10 IA,
that those indebted to him must ste
In and settle before March. 18th. IL
likes TO be accommodating, but IL gel
ting more opportunity than he ca
stand. SwS
| Postmaster Shaw received hi
commission Tuesday evening. Al
though Grant made the nomination
| IL bears "Rutherford Il. Hayes, Presi
"dent of the United States, greeting.
and is signed by r. b. Hayes unds
date of confirmation eth.
--"Clint," or any other person send
ing a communication to the ADvER
TrsER, will have to furnish us wit
his name or we can not publish. Thi
rule. ms we have often said before, "
are obliged always to observe; but tn
name need not be made public unlss
the writer wishes.
A. ]. Scott, of Lake City, Calhou
Co, put in an appearance Monday
JUDI looks thin, even for . grass
hopper countryman; but he report
prospects fair this spring, and exps'
tations rising. G. w. Rollins. he say
Is doing flourishing business as A
torney and Land Agent at Lake CIT!
as also VIII Leland ~ purveyor
drugs and medieines.