The Tipton advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Cedar Co., Iowa) 1856-1962, 1877-05-24

in fact, he has ''arriv."
considerable grain is coming into
town. Prices are good.
Eli Auten is supposed to have the
finest barn in Cedar county.
The Grand Lodge A. F. Il A. NJ.
meets at Davenport June 5th.
Coffee and tea caramels-some-
thing new-at J. D. Shearer's.
Some men want to be angels, but
more banker after post-office.
Township Republican Convention
two weeks from next Saturday.
Carpets and Oil-cloths, splendid
assortment at Dean h Ingman's.
If you wish a stylish and comfort
able shirt, call on Casad 4 Gilmore.
Cal. Schriver is going to have a
balustrade put round his wagon seat.
For scarf tie, Dair of gloves OF
sdspenders. go to Casad & Gilmore's.
blue glass butter dishes won't do.
Make the butter too strong, you know.
Fresh lime ut Will Young's Store,
opposite City Hall, Upton, Iowa. 3ml6
Elegant furniture ut Beach's old
stand, south side of Court House
square.
Boys and Youths clothing-good
goods well made-at Casad 4 Gil.
more's.
"A full stock Of Ladies Linen Suits
constantly on hand at Dean 4 Ing.
mans.
Note the advertisement of that ad.
mirable new invention, the "Oil
Stove"
Large assortment Of furniture
cheaper than the cheapest at Beach's
old stand.
Upton Is 80 honey-combed with
cellar drains that II looks like a min
ing camp.
Mr.. Hiram Frank, an old resident
Of York Prairie, was in town the first
of the week.
There is yet opportunity for every
lady in Cedar county to buy new hat
of Mrs. Starrett.
%. }. Winston, ofState Center, be
ing IN town this week, called upon the
ADVERTISER IA usual.
Plenty Of good brick on hand Mt
all times at VIM. Kettell's brick yard,
one mile southwest Of Upton. 3ml5
Singer sewing machines entirely
new and warranted for one year for $50
regular price S75-for sale at Hicks
Bazaar. l9wll
A large amount of work on streets
and street crossings Is being we'll done
by Commissioner Millhouse and his
assistants.
The extremely warm weather Of
last week eliminated Saturday and
Sunday with hurricanes both east An d
west of us.
1T was reported in town Monday
that Asa Young was dead; but when
he came in Tuesday, he said 1t was a
campaign lie.
Prof. I. II. Bum and X. H. Gill
more, the latter President of the state
Sunday School Association, arrived in
town yesterday.
A bright girl at the county house
will be given up for adoption into =
good family. Inquire of Superin-
tendent Burroughs. If
IL. ). Morgridge. Esq, now rum
ming from Cedar Rapids west as U. S.
postal clerk, was in town on the nth.
We were greatly disappointed in not
seeing him.
Chris. Reichert bought ten pounds
of cigars for his friends last Friday.
He said If boy-baby wasn't worth
more'n tobacco, pound for pound, he
didn't know anything about the mar
ket
The ADVERTISER and the Pro-
ducer, the excellent agricultural month
ly published at the State Agricultural
College, can now be obtained, both
one year, postage paid, for 81 in ad-
vance. II
In spite ofall "lets and hindrances, !"
the season Is from ten days to two
weeks further advanced than ut the
same date last spring. This for the
crops, the pasturage being still earlier
in comparison.
sheriff Maynard escorted Hawkins
to the penitentiary Friday, and took
In the reform school at Eldora, where
he left Gcodenough, and reached home
Saturday night. Hawkins was very
much dispirited, naturally enough,
and could not be induced to say word
about his sorry prospects.
More cattle sales last week by
Kimberly, Chase, Wilson and Others
in the short-ho region. Prices much
the same as at the earliersales. Among
the list Of purchasers we notice tht
names of w. l.. McCroskey, NJ. Bunk.
er, w. w. Aldrich, VIM. Lee, and
VIM. Peiper, all Of this country.
"A petition Is in circulation asking
the Board Of Supervisors to provide fol
two ballot boxes in this township, ont
for votes from within the town corpo
rattan, and the other for those outside
This will be an improvement. There
10 no sense In town people electing roat
supervisors, ETC., for the country dis
tricts. q
AS stated lsewhere, the Religious
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