The Tipton advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Cedar Co., Iowa) 1856-1962, 1877-05-17

- TdHk TIeIilIHk has TeAclcu the
Black Hills and is engaged in mining.
Large new stock of boys and
youths clothing at Casad Il Gilmore's.
The call for Republican County
Convention is published on opposite
page.
tents wear of all kinds, reliable
in quality and low in price, ut Casad
4 Gilmore's.
When you go to Clarence, you
don't better ask for something to eat.
See ordinance.
Two weeks from yesterday will be
Decoration Day. Report of commit
tees next week.
Boys clothing, large assortment
of new suits, from four years up, at
Casad Il Gilmore's.
You will find just what you are
looking for in Dean Il Ingman's large
stock Of dry goods.
A committee to select new books
for the Library is at work, and will be
heard from before long.
Frank Swinehart can turn over a
buggy just rs handy as an experienced
cook will flop a slapjack.
p. Wallace, at the City Clothing
Store, is just receiving very large
stock of new goods, all kinds.
Plenty of good brick on hand at
all times at VIM. KettelI's brick yard,
one mile southwest of Upton. aml5
Don'tyo believe that anything
can quite equal the Blaekhawk corn
pillow, sold by Riechert h Cobb.
Rev. G. $. Biscoe spent several
days here last week, and preached
Sabbath in the Cong regational church.
The Republicans of Cedar county
will meet to select delegates to the
State Convention on Saturday, June
18th.
AIRS. Starrett wishes all persons
needing millinery goods without fail
Ia examine her stock and prices before
purchasing.
Neil Peytcn, n ~oiored man who
was killed by a passing freight train
at West Liberty last week, used to
hold forth at Upton.
"A bright girl at the county house
will be given up for adoption into a
good family. Inquire Of Snperin-
tendent Burroughs. If
Sailor, kilt and cashmere suits for
children and youth from three years
of age, can be found in large variety
at Wallace's Clothing Store.
Our new Baker Is furnishing full
line of pies, cakes, and cookies, as well
as bread, cheaper that you can bake
them this warm weather. Call and
see
WIN. Fraseurs sorrel mare took a
lively runaway last Sunday, owing to
sudden brcakage of one of the clips
that fasten the shafts. No one hurt
much.
Our beer and other bibulous facil-
tiles have eliminated several Satur-
day evenings, of late, in street displays
not ut all creditable to the town or the
persons involved.
-Ifanything could reconcile man
to being laid in the cold, cold ground,'
it would be the know ledge that his
resting place would be marked by one
of Webster's marble memorials.
Mrs. Rhodabush ia now in Chica-
go, whence she will return In few
days with a large assortment of all
that H. newest and best in the MILNE
ry line BE sure to call and examine.
The ADVERTISER and the Pro-
iucer. the excellent agriculture month
~ published at the State Agricultural
College, can now he obtained, both
one year, postage paid, for 81 in ad-
vance. II
Wallace, At the City Clothing
Store, has just received large lot of
new trunks-all kinds, from common
packing to lady's Saratoga, cheaper
than ever.
But, seriously, it Is a sad and not
a funny sight when an old man, whose
white hairs and trembling limbs be-
token race nearly run, goes shipper
ing through the streets in a condition
of maudlin drunkenness.
1t was week before last that the
laundering printer tried to make John
u. Shearer sell Is C. hams at 10 c. But
he sold that lot all out at the same old
price and now has new stock Of the
same quality. Hams. however, are
rising every day, and are now worth
the small sum of Is c. per pound.
A sociable '.for the benefit of Rev.
s. A. Lee has been announced to be
held in the basement Of the NJ. T..
church this Thursday evening. 1t
IL not, as we are informed, a church
sociable; but is gathering which the
personal friends of Mr.. Lee have plan
ned as a method Of testifying their
kindly feeling. And as such friends
are legion, no doubt the 8 altering will
be largely attended.
Ripley is erecting three story
concern in the County Auditors Office.
The first story is divided into cup
boards for books to be distributed, and
other plumber. The second story II
shelved to hold the official library;
and the third story II divided INTO l50
pigeon-holes, which the Auditor will
ut once proceed to all with several
shoe-boxes Of accumulated documents
The second and third otOries are behind