The Tipton advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Cedar Co., Iowa) 1856-1962, 1877-03-22

Lecture.
-Colfax on Lincoln.
Public school examination.
Pretty good sleighing for spring.
-"Gentls spring is hsre!" Where
-Msrning meetings still 1t nine
A. n.
Lots Of nice dress goods 1t Perrien
Deans.
Snow not mach ever six inches on
the level.
Board Of Supervisors . week from
next Monday.
There IL talk Of . Reading
Room"
"A full line Of spring millinery at
Hicks Bazaar.
Sweets to the sweet, and snow and
Ice to Iowa.
"A large stock Of wall paper At
Perrien Deans.
Paper collars sy the basket full u
Dean 4 Ingman's.
"A spring wagon for sale or trade
cheap ut Reichert 4 Cobb's.
-Asother letter ON the Kansas
question. Will publish soon.
choice, new, constantly
on hand At Dean 4 Ingman's.
The best pillow in the market can
be seen at Reichert 4 Cobb's.
Remember the Colfax lecture ct
the City Hall next Tuesday evening.
"A second hand farm wagon for
sale At Reichert 4 Cobb's at . bargain.
For the first time In years the
market price Of fat cattle II above that
for hogs.
Popular prices to attend Schuyler
Colfax's great lecture on Abraham
Lincoln.
The largest stock Of wall paper
ever brought to Upton at Dean 4
Ingman's.
-Good Second hand wagon, nearly
new, for sale ut . bargain. Inquire Of
N. G. Vest. l2-2w
Dean 4 Ingman Get forth some Of
the special Inducements they are offer
ing in new advertisement.
Next week Thursday and Friday
there will be public examination in
our schools. See programme.
-R. II. Kirk was elected Recorder
Of Marsngo, at the late municipal
election, by numerous majority.
-"Buckskin Joe" had good houses
both evenings, and promises to return
to Upton during the coming season.
Tickets to Colfax's lecture on Lin
coin only SO cents; reserved seats, IS
cents. For sale at Dean 4 Ingman's.
Comet, . valuable stallion belong
ing to Jas. Paterson Of Red Oak, was
found dead In his stall the ether morn
ing.
~. T. H." sent the correct an
swsr to the question about planting
trees asked In an ADvERTIsER Of last
month.
A bright girl at the county house
will - given up for adoption into =
good family. Inquire Of Supcrin.
tsndent Burroughs. u
Hon. Jno. @. Tufts arrived at his
home near Wilton on the 10th inst,
having finished term Of faithful and
creditabls public service.
Cedar county is credited with
7,1l7 children Of school age, and her
spportionmsnt Of permanent school
fund thereon 10 81 ,67O.72.
Why not rescue and resuscitats
the old Upton Library Is IN adjunct
to the Young Mems Reading Room
project now being agitated?
n. Lang has on his books some
open accounts which he says must be
settled up. whoever 10 interested
will please call and assls: him to do
I'D.
Imported Singer sewing machines
with all latest improvements, only
80. Warranted equally ~ good ~
the regular SIS machine, at Hicks
Bazaar. l2-3m
Ladies' summer cloaks ut Psrrien
Deans
-Rseder Bros. sold last week one
load Of 10 cattle which averaged l.496
pounds, Chicago weight, and brought
e5.75--the very top Of the market for
that week.
-Superior-our line Of cloths and
cassimeres. DEAN 4 INGNAN.
Hon. J. &. Lee, ex-Lieutenant
Governor Of Ohio, recently appointed to
the important position Of U. q. Attor-
ney for the Northern District Of that
State, 10 . brother Of Rev. 8. A. Lee
Of this place.
-Dssirable-0ur selection Of car
pets. DEAN 4 INaMAN.
Il. l.. Swest found his horses leg
terribly broken when he went to his
stable Tuesday morning. Ne cause
known; aud no remedy except = bull
let. 1t Is an unfortunate and trying
loss to the old gentlemen.
Everything sold on gold basis At
Dean h Ingman's.
Our old friend, w. J. Birchard.
has become partner in the new law
firm Of Gabbert 4 Birchard, at Dsv-
export. We wish him plenty Of cli-
ents-and that Is good wish for the
clients a. well a. for the attorney.
Elegant our stock Of dress goods.
DEAN 4 INGMAN.
The herewith published report of
the school taught during the winter