The Tipton advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Cedar Co., Iowa) 1856-1962, 1877-07-12

Hay harvest.


Pretty warm weather for marriage
notices.
The best five cent cigar in town at
Stevens
-Tipton will have her ith of July
tomorrow.
-.Give us cob-web ulster and a
burdock fan.
The ice crop was properly adun-
dant last winter.
New styles summer goods at Ca
sad 4 Gilmore's.
Tomorrow, 18th inst, the ele-
plant comes TO town.
MODIFY" has gone out. Things
are nifty at present.
For obvious reasons small pocket
books are fashionable now.
Ed Stevens has oranges, lemons
and figs of the best quality.
The best of ice cream, lemonade
and cigars at the City Bakery.
Foregaugh's Managerie at Cedar
Rapids to-day: Tomorrow, Upton.
-Thos. Highly went out of town
Tuesday with areapero on his shoulder.
Fresh lime ut Will Young's Store,
opposite City Hall, Upton, Iowa. 3ml6
If you want good Ice Cream don't
fail TO call ut the restaurant north Of
the Palmer House.
You should 70 to the City Bakery
when hungry or thirsty, Johnson will
make you happy.
One thousand gallons of ice cream
will be needed tomorrow, if the ther-
mometer continues to soar
No cigars could he sold on the
camp meeting ground, but the demand
was next to ice-cream and peanuts.
-Twcnty-three gallons Of ice-cream
went toward keeping things cool out
at the camp meeting on the Fourth.
Plenty of good brick on hand at
all times at VIM. Kettelrs brick yard,
one mile southwest of Upton. 3ml5
Another camp meeting is plafned
for six weeks hence, To be held on the
Cedar some three miles above Roches-
ter.
Rev. Is. G. Barnes was surprised
Monday by his aged father and moth
er. come from New York to make him
ii visit
You can find the best stock of
gold pens that have ever been in Tip
ton at Staningcr's, and buy them for
the least money.
Judge Tuthill has well preserved
Hebrew piece" of silver. He has had
ii twenty years, and supposes il to be
over 1850 years old.
base bawl" is frequently played
at midnight when mother covers the
first base with her slipper and baby
catches it on the fly.
Large quantity gents wear Of all
kinds at Casad & Gilmore's. You
take YOUR choice and will always find
il Just rs represented.
Three fiEe,' ripe tomatoes, Of
the Early Conqueror" variety,
from Cal Shriver, July 18th. lie had
ripe ones several days earlier than
this.
A crazy gravel train whooped and
grunted around the depot Monday
evening and Tuesday morning until
the small! boy just knew the show had
come.
Our Upton correspondent To vari-
Gus papers wants 10 brace up little.
REV. Rodney Parsons WAS never
heard of in these parts, and Willie
Pond ditto.
p. Wallace, at the CITY Clothing
store, always gives You bargains in
clothing, hats, caps, ties, shirts. etc.,
| aud just now is determined to do a
| kcHr better than Vi ial.
1t Won't cost Il cent more To buy a
| bat, II coat, Il vest, or a whole SUIT oil
clothes of p. Wallace on account OF
that new iron and glass front he il
putting in bis huildin
john Sprenger presented a meas
| IRE of potatoes, grown by himself in
/ the present season, every one OF which
was large enough for IA month later.
Has "lots of EN- he says.
The boys--old, young and middle
aged ones-are all supposed 10 have
from fifty cents up TO four dollars
ready to donate tomorrow when 4-paw
passes round the ticket wagon.
I'D Stevens intends hereafter to
adopt the European plan IN carrying
on his restaurant you gets what you
pays for and pays for what you gets
and will spare no pains to please the
| public.
Rev. 'Wm. Lees horse grew
tired Of blowing corn such warm days
;,s last Saturday, and lying down gen.
tls upon a promising hill, proceeded
to give up the ghost without further
| ceremony.
Go to Staninger's at City Dag
store, and examine the best watch
that is made in the world for the mon
cy. \ new thing quick train and
perfect time. II won't cost cent to
look at them.
/ The Clarence gazette complains
of receiving, no ADVERTISER in cN'
change. We suppose the Gazette
was being visited regularly, and beg
pardon for the unintcntional omission
1t will he repaired.
A boy named William Osborn
was killed at Toronto hy Fourth o
Jaly powder. A ring had been place
between two auyi!s to make them
hold more powder. IT burst and q
large piece was thrown into the hoy's