The Tipton advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Cedar Co., Iowa) 1856-1962, 1877-09-27
Fair next week.
Shooting Match.

II All tiiiS Wcth M MeStiaIic<Ntlie.
Another spell OF warm weather.
Cedar IL NOT Democratic county.
Great inducements ut the County
Fair.
Attend the County Fair next
week.
See Perrien Deans new advertise
ment.
One week from next Tuesday lie
election.
Handsome chamber sets Beach's
old stand. S2-tf
The plug" did good business
last week.
Good prints cents per yard at
Dean & Ingman's.
Republican speech at the Court
House this evening.
II. w. Macomber, Esq, of Carroll,
was in town last Friday.
-Casad & Gilmore are offering some
extra bargains in clothing.
Best Germantown wool 20 cents
per skein at Dean Il Ingman's.
Alb Piatt showed his smiling
countenance in Upton Tuesday.
The Episcopal Sabbath School in
tends pic-nicing next Saturday.
Give us an early call for desirable
dress goods. DEAN Il INGMAN.
Fine, new top-buggy for sale very
low. Inquire of Casad 4 Gilmore.
Don't believe half you hear es-
pecially If its an electioneering yarn.
Everybody, except the printers,
went to the State Fair last Thursday.
The Scott county Independence
nominated a full ticket last Saturday.
Over 100 tickets for Cedar Rapids
were sold at this depot last Thursday.
That interesting story about de-
linquent taxes was concluded last
week.
The best ready-made suits ever
shown in Upton at Casad 4 Gil
more's.
If you will call at our store, we
can soon satisfy you that We mean bus.
iness. DEAN 4 lNGMAN.
C. y. Inpman is Republican can
didate for Supervisor in Montgomery
county.
Elegant furniture at Beach's old
stand. south side Of Court House
SQUARE. SIT
wing shooting at glass balls,
on the Fair Ground next Wednesday
forenoon.
Prof. Drake and his big balloon
will ascend upward at the Mechanics
| vile Fair to-day.
| Just time left for a short and sharl
canvass Let US have more appoint
ments for political wind-letting.
Our stock is large and carefully
selected, and our prices will give en-
tire satisfaction. DEAN & INGNAN.
The Conservative man had bette
been writing COW and Ratchet locals
than making up "bulldozing" yarns.
Bring out your old fusees and tax
a chance at the glass balls, ION tn
fiy,n next Wednesday on the Fai
Ground.
You will find the new hantker
chief extracts, now kept by DIR. Rigi
in bulk, delicate, delicious and cheap
Try 'em.
Letter and note heads in cover
and with blotters-two patents com
bined-for sale in Cedar county only
at this Office. I
DO not fail to observe that Perriel
Dean celebrates the arrival Of an i'm
mense stock of new goods by a ne,
advertisement.
| w. III. Lorimer, formerly Of Stan
wood, but now resident in plymouth
county, was in town last Tuesday. II
speaks well of his new home.
We neglected last week to not
the presence in town of Mr.. A. NJ
Kirk, who some time since sol
his Iowa City business and is lookin
for a sit. He had better try Tiptol
once more.
--"Jo" Ingman, of Villisca, lows
spent Sabbath in Upton. He was az
companied by Mrs. L., who will r.
main for longer visit. Joseph sti
smiles, and says he feels more like
han he used to do.
DO you want good Dubuque
soft coal stove; tip-top hard COZ
stove, or good parlor wood stoves
at less than half what they general
sell for? Call at Stewards Shoe Stoi
and take your choice. 80
! Seven of the Upton nine playe
a losing game Of ball at Mechanic
Vile last Saturday against that villae
and Mt. Vernon combined. Our boy
would hardly go into a game whic
offered them fair chance to win.
1t SHOULD be distinctly understood
that VIM. Kettell, at his yard mi
southwest of Upton, has now an
constantly on hand brick enough
supply any and all demands. He HI
also well brick Of proper shape M
hardness. 37tf
The latest on dit 10 the approach
ing nuptials of a Upton lady and gel
tleman. They have long advertise
themselves rs very loving pair, an
! we would give their names II Il
whole thing was not such a profouI
secret.
When Brother Geiger tries
make his audience, and Mr.. Macy to
I believe that Lincoln Scabs,' as b
friend VIM. Knott used 10 call 'ei
are real money, and need no REDEEM
ton. ne will have as hard time as
did tiiscounting the Governors salai
l5o per cent.
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