The Tipton advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Cedar Co., Iowa) 1856-1962, 1877-06-07


sale at the City Bakery.
More bridges to build. See adver-
tisement of the County Auditor
The County Supervisors assem-
hled in regular session on Monday.
Center township Caucus next
Saturday afternoon at three o'clock.
Fresh lime 1T Will Yonng's Store,
opposite City Hall, Upton, Iowa. 3ml6
A Yale Key, No. 80, lost on the
street. Please return to this Office. tt
Religious services as usual next
Sunday at the NJ. +. church in this
place.
The justly celebrated Weir &
Blackhawk corn plows at Reiehert 4
Cobb's.
Five hundred handsome hats for
Ave hundred handsome ladies', 1T Mrs.
Starrett's.
You can get the latest style and
best quality in clothing at Casad 4
Gilmore's.
The sis prayer meetings in
Deans Hall are continued through
this week.
Belfast Ginger Ale gasli.s forth
from an Arctic Soda Fountain ut the
City Bakery.
The best dollar and quarter cor
sci to be found anywhere is at Dean
& Inpnan's.
For chilhlains, chapped hands,
burns, and healing sores, Forest Tar
Salve" is the hest.
Plenty of good brick ON hand at
all times at VIM. Kettell's brick yard
one mile southwest OF Upton. 3ml5
Singer sewing machines entirely
new and warranted foro year inrs5o
regular price s15-for sale nj Hicks
Bazaar. l9wll
-Casad Il Gilmore have just receiv-
ed some handsome diagonal" suits
which they are selling at popular
prices.
IF You are looking for the best
stock Of Dry Goods, Carpets and Wall
Paper in the county, go to Dean d
ingman's.
Martin G. Miller, Esq, i at pres
ent al Yves, Side, Crawford county,
where, we believe, his son has lived
for several years.
If when YOU come to town you
don't want to lose time hunting for
an article Of dry goods, go direct to
Dean Il Ineman's.
A bright girl AT the county house
will be given up for adoption into a
good family. Inquire OF superin-
tendcnt Burroughs. II
In number of instances in the
country, after replanting corn the
first planting came up, and now one
good stand has to be plowed oat.
The Western Stock Journal has
removed back to Cedar Rapids after a
short career down amongst the thor
ouyhhred cattle of West Liberty.
Some man brought load Of oats
into Wilton last week and the event
was so startling that the Reriew de-
votes n quarter column to it, proper
setting forth.
Unless otherwise ordered by locai
committees, the Republican Caucus
of each township ia Cedar county will
be held next Saturday afternoon at
usual time and place.
In Coloma, Cal, wheat was har-
vested three weeks ago. Beautiful
samples of two or three kinds raised
there-long, heavy, well-filled heads
were shown US the other day.
The ADVERTISER and the Pro-
d.cer. the excellent agriculture month
IL published ut the State Agricultural
College, can now be obtained, both
one year. postage paid, for s. in adj
vance. II
The trees in and about the Monu-
mcnt Square, which have died from one
cause andanother, ought to he replaced.
The living ones have already greatly
the start Of any which can he hereafter
pat out.
Much OF the young timber, especi-
ally In the Cedar river bottom, Is be-
ing completely stripped of foliage by
myriads Of measuring worms" The
damage done Is beginning TO assume
alarming proportions.
MIR. Cosby, representing the Ga
yette--the new newspaper enterprise al
Clarence-called last week. The first
numser of his paper had preceded
him one day, and the recommendation
1t brought, himself confirmed. Call
again.
A special meeting of old settlers
commemorative OF 1.-THE First Winter
in Red Oak, = was held at the house
Of Mr.. John Ferguson where the
first winter was spcnt--on Friday
last. We are promised II report Of
proceedings.
| Our Clarence correspondent send'
us this week the material part of tho
evidence before the Coroner's jury
the ver,lic, rendered and sketch O
the surroundings In the sad self-mur
| der ease noted last week a. occurring
in that vicinity.
| A hitching chain, similar To tina
| in use on the north and west of th'
Court Square, is badly needed on the
south and east sides. Not only do the
| accommodations for teams prove insuf
| ticient. but the walks are blocked
and broken by horses which stand on
| them.
Our old friend, Mr.. VIM. Baker
of Rochester township, returned re
| Gently from California where he Ia.
been spending the winter for the ben,