The Burlington weekly hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington [Iowa]) 1860-1876, 1860-06-16
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/ COAk ANn skz. - The Cofning Sentinel extend
cordial tnsifa1ion 70 the eWnera to come and
i zee their possessions in Inter;or and Wester,
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von iii cnnnect Win tiailv line 81 f;,nr horse
coaches. under the control Of attentive and 90.
lite arents and skillfl drivers that win give Won
I 0uick transit to the counties indicated above.
In the order in which thew are given. The fare
through TO the Missouri River d about Ala. and
the distance about 900 miles Now. If Won have
rot the gout dyspepsia. blue devils. or any other
Tia that csl il heir TO. We viii cuarantee your
recovery upon 4 visit TO this beautiful domain.
The most favorable time that Won could visit this
region of country is within the next two months.
You will then behold US in the full maturity Of
al our greatness. e.
e. The editor Of the Sentinel. "a eyervlodv
Knows. i had man. and terribly inefficient q,
tall svear;nr hnt he can,t hold = candle ,o ,bo
hoys cont of the vsvs in their ae,nrc;ato ~
"a. .,.ha. c...L.:a..s.S ~, = -. ~
who experienced religion last winter. One Of
them biurted out double compound oath the
other day that run through our blunted sensibil-
tiles like cross-cut saw. We can only account
for this fall from grace upon the ground that they
experience the portable" kind Of religion-one
having found 1T IN horse-stabie, and another
sniie toatlng bucket 81 water. Ineres just SIX
people over there, ana the church gains that ma,
ny members every quarterly meeung us nara
70 serve tne LORD ana Town plat mat ~ one and
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WILD FRUITS ne lfost, VIC nao supposeo'
nad ehllIeiy Aaheu ol our WIG crops, Dus upon
eAaln'na''on' We nIu s'taWoeI anu WA plaans
very aoundaht some sarleties u the stra"oer,
RES that we nave gathered tins season would
compare iasoraD.y Win tne nnes' oo'aest.c speci
mems: "e nave iouud sone, lsseuDan'g - snapo
anu size, ..ay 'naloie, anc ee arg icu " pe-
hese tnas su.y VERY ',4nslg , " sA'uen
anu cui'i' '"es "o0'u ~ s,As
toofhlns oen.'nei'
SroRM.-A severe rain and hail storm visited
this city on Saturday last In some parts OF the
county, hail stones fell in large numbers, cover
ing the ground to the depth an inch and more
Lac naii STONES werc Is arg 1s ma'nu.s. anu
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: SUNDAY BEER GARDEN FiGHr.-The Keokuk
Journal records beer garden fight near that
town last Sunday. The Journal very correctly
nioralizes that Sunday beer gardens and the infu-
ences they put out do great deal moro evil than
good, ana ought 70 De discouraged.
DRowNED-Alvin Mcdaniel was drowned on
Sunday last, in North river about four miles from
this city. Alvin was about II years of age, and
a son OF Mr. Henderson Mcdaniel.
Wintersett Madisonian.
THE C.ops.-During the week mast we have
travelled over the greater portion of the western
part of the county, and from the observations we
have made, we cannot speak very highly OF the
prospects of the wheat crop in this county
Wheat as general thing is short, and in some
fields there is but little ON the ground. There
will be however, should the present favorable
weather continue uhtii harvest, an ordinary av-
'asn .,eiu, .uncn wiz eve our farmers :, s'nai,
surplus 10. s'iiP'heh,. corn crops look weii ana
lnereiore DC an apanuailt crop ana win the nhe
,,o,,s nrose..t, ara - e., NV ,as. .;'o lar
Wano,Io In,a,,;ao,nas
r. nlsh Nn,Lihe Musca'.ie journal OF last
uesuay says that particies OF SAND were driven
y, M,aea.;na 49, '.s VIM ,.oni sa"u huse
init, ono Ia, lat ,ooi 49, ,ha
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w" Nv '"s.eo % eisstaaiiy "o IL
n;nrv did not extsnd nrsr rerv aroat 49,. ~.
,ountry.
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bo e.l st.,oa a.. H. ..DI;a. M poi.e' "a
s.s Ins,;.,,t;o,, c. Az DIN. lo''' ''ie
he Ioa.,n.sh; ae Ill. ~ '.as wy u'''cr
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;a H. Son.s d,iu uo.paiess many c'her couh-
" " wy s'"'e shouio 'ne't operation prove a
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VOTE ON COURT HousE.-At the election held |
Appanoose county on the 18th ult, there were |
asst $50 votes IN favor OF building court house, |
nd "a votes in opposition. For appropriating |
0 this object $4,000 Of the county Swamp Fund, |
here were 900 votes and 50 against it.
Csops IN AL.uAKrE-Tbe Wankon journal
the 9th saws that the crops in that connty arc |
II looking well-wheat never anneared hc,tar
here is large breadth sown and If tbc harvest |
favorable there will he a GOOD Well
wo,rrs IT, yv,1 -,
olives are making sad havoc aInono the sheen; ~
nat vicinity. A number of farmers in the nei.,b.
orhood have lost from ten 10 . dozsn cb;as,
ambs,
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- ~ m W.: 'o'i"''an PARSONS ,i'ihg
"a ;rs,.n.,' ;,, =, ",s :u, were struck ana
~ Instantly A'i'" W 's"'''' 1xr
l""Peiio ih'e'i.
HE COMING ORors.-During the week we have
onversed with farmers from different parts Of
MS county, ana we are glad to find uniformly |
opeiui feehng existing IN relation to the grow
~ crops. The heavy rain of Saturday was We
fortunate. The dry weather has somewhat
hortehed the straw OF the wheat and oats, but
ne stand Is good and the heads promise to be
lump and well fiied. Short straw seldom fails
produce a good quality of grain Corn is
rowing ninety, ana Farmers tell US that they have
ever had more promising helds than those they
re now working. The dry weather has doubt
'ss shortened the crop OF hay, but we hear but
hole the nro snects of the f,rr,o,.s ars ,,,;t W..
ouraging. The weather for the most of this
eek has been very fiae The early and latter
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