The Tipton advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Cedar Co., Iowa) 1856-1962, 1877-09-13
Corn hardening.
Frost threatening.
Good peaches scarce.
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Good peaches scarce.
State Fair next week.
Court concluded Friday.
SEQ "noticc OF dissolution"
Who Is Edwards, anyway
Bring your grain to Upton.
--Tax-paying hardly commenced.
What will the Greenbackers do"
Look out for last rose of summer
Supervisors adjourned last Friday.
--Mechanicsville Fair week after
next.
Election four weeks from last
Tuesday.
Handsome chamber sets Beach's
old stand. 32-tf
-Tipton has a corporation tax of
six mills.
Some communications are receiv-
ell too late.
-Wallace's store IL chuck full of
new goods.
Waterproof and Flannel at Per-
rein Deans.
The foundation for the new
engine house.
Two tickets in the field and du-
,,l;oof g. coo,tnn
viii. Hamm started for Hosier-
dom last Friday.
Good prints 5cts. per yard, at
Dean 4 Ingman's.
The County tax levy for 1877 is
published herewith.
Have you looked ut Casad & Gill
more's new goods?
High prices in cash for butter and
eggs at II. l.. Deans.
Germantown yarn put up In new
style at Perrien Deans.
Try some of Kilbournc's photo
graphs. They are admired by all.
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. 32-tf
Times change! Men used to join
parties, but the new way is for parties
to join men.
You can't possibly get so stylish a
suit for the money as Casad 4 Gilmore
will sell you.
H. Hammond has our thanks for
basket Of large fine grapes, the pro-
duet of his vinyard.
That vacancy" on the Democra-
ic county ticket is the bung-boie they
built the barrel around.
The very incest worsted suits eyer
offered in Upton for the money are at
| Casad L. Gilmore's.
Science asks, "What will become
"of the last man 2" One of the boys
answers, Hell get left !"
Miss Allie Golden, Of Upton, is
the new clerk and milliner at $. NJ.
Batterson's store in Wheatland.
If the Democrats can build as
large as they have planned, Cedar is a
Democratic county after Oct. 9Th.
How gingerly our neighbor does
slip over those little arguments which
arose in last Saturdays Con-
vention.
Collins Bros. are just moving into
their new livery barn, opposite steam
mill. 1t is well located, large and con-
| venient.
We give considerable space to the
Democratic Convention. Didn't like
| to see 'em have so .'big time and no
body to it,"
The Conservatives report of the
Democratic Convention Is like small
boy reading big book-it skips the
hard words.
Letter and note heads in covers
and with blotters-two patents COM
bined--for sale in Cedar county only
| ut this Office. II
| A. p. Fleming started Monday
evening for Chicago to purchase
large assortment of Furniture and
Undertaker's goods.
The Clinton Chair Company made
an assignment last Thursday for the
benefit Of their creditors. Liabilities
81, 800, assets, Sl3. 900.
The boys are getting a little les'
cautious about asking Araminta out
for an evening stroll since the weather
grew too cool for ice-cream.
The members Of the A. 0. L. w
will have the pleasure of listening Il
lecture on the Junior Workman
Degree" next Tuesday evening.
1t isn't of the slightest conse
auence to modern Democratic Con
| yeULlDI1 as w VIM dIC SAHusun'S
politics or principles, or even If he
has any.
| Ladies Cloaks and shawls-larg'
assortment-at Perrein Deans.
| Shirts, undertaking, gloves, col
lars and ties in great variety at Casa
Il Gilmore's.
| Don't you forget to remember
that Mrs. Starrett il now in Chicago
buying an entirely new, full and win
ter stock Of Millinery Goods, witt
which she will open in short time
A letter from Mechanicsville
chiefly in regard to the Sitting Bull
the Press, and his bloody raid recent
ly made upon the County Superin
tendent, will be published If spac
shall permit.
When a man nearly breaks hi
neck trying to get away from lighr
ing bug, which he supposed to be tn