The Burlington weekly hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington [Iowa]) 1860-1876, 1860-09-22
BURLINGTON, sATpRDAH, sIsPTEMBEFs q, 1880.
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81 fA4AL ALACuneN1.--YeeAeeaa = ,rnnk I liHsle =
Of 9. g Boushten. Who lives 8 sAost dIstane
9! log q bic hsad. Mk r Ye Isslc1s, g{{e
sN Doy weese seneef biz neSghbose vers huill
. rs SeFEh0m ILL., While the men we're rol
ing !og on wagon thes little boy, nnseea
s9em. happened y the nay and the log Nj ~
ae d.ed IN about three hoqra aflsf the aecidenl
of - horrihis .cs1..e - ~ s:s.s - 49,
dealer. -. = = -
o.,. -.
,.si.s =. 11c.S.1.-sA 1.s..--aA..s sAe9nass' .eil
jump II bic herss, throvn "a sssikise % ~
hsad His foot caught IN he s1issap aed b =
dragged some distance. He was pisked -
ss.eessss from eosesssioa Of IL beain, thougl
nos oeoly bruised He = stal IN critical con
o.sson, but e e theught b wiN reeover.-fft
Aadison Plaindealer. M sss2a
SxMous AccDExf.-LAst wsek, While yosna
man 0y me name ot Richard Lyoes was thre1A
ing gram with threading tnachfne, in Ha1e
ufeen townehip, his foot Nas accidsntally caught
oy me cylinder, and torn, brceen and crushed
INTO psecea Amputation was neceisary y.-[Del-
Sosnsy souFnsL
| Hhe discaaaiou, yesterday, didn't come oG. be-
cause Lincoln Clark didn't come On. Col War.
rem delivered an elective address 70 large 40.
9ience, who we're pleased with his remarks and
| nm manner Of Speaking Delaware County
journal
LARae YmLD.--Nr. John R. Tviaa Of Bloom.
6eld Cl;nton corntv r.S ~. -. - 49,
acres Of ground, egAaae1 sons a,sd ts1se kus,dreS
peasds Of Hungarian Grass hay, six tons and
ioar hundred pounds 70 the acre. Has anybody
had bigger crop this year?
Arrxxrrxp I,rpe..,y-r..t r.,a.v ,,... :,
atten,nr - r,h - r..... s.1Ay n.Bn' &c
- Tr5".s.aOu ~ oO sne Oo.n.y Ilcasury wss made
h..t ,sa;s..S .S' 1ss sns ~, One ot Alnes
'e' :. y '''s ''
Inc mouse OF Ar. Mash, OF Hopkint0n, Della
wars county, was struck BY lightning last Aonday
evening, but no individual was injured
4 New FEATUnE AZ a FAR-A grand pyro-
technic display will take plscs at the State Fair
at Iowa City. lt will be n feature worth aeeinv
no doubt i@z a}sea
The Republicans Of Fayette county held
grand Mass Convention at Fayette, on Saturday,
N.-ao aoe '.ees1s s T, vas oSoLesseo Dy non.
Observer puts down ssOld Ahsss nos;n,;tv ~ T. ~
yette county At 400, 1T least p 3
CLArrox CouxrY.-wm. Neal, Of Farmers
oelg naa ms sku'i fractured recently BY the kick
A. Srsss;O" a. Sons.se.aDle osS ocne was removed IN
live. -. During = iate storm : thnnde,hoit
passed down the chimney az : school honse
playing smash With chimney .tovo.r;ro stovo
&c School not being ia ses.ion nn one v.s ;ns
iured.
Scrrvcv ~ row N:...,
n 3 S.,..as :. b.s ~" .s = Nlc"ol.on, OI .ne
sor;s,, Tas.;,,,.s. - " ss'e o.s.,n-
~. .as d: 80. :. sesssese s"e Causes OF sDe
n,..;c., :. s's Ss Snu ~ colecs lnlot
- hs - ~ se ~ r -. N.cuolson salu
antw az ;hst s.ss.:e. -. -. ~. !iO1cs Oh sne
nncn Tho da.,.,,".;sa shIa .' too~o'y oe cas'
~. 80 1~''e p"e"oue"'"'
noosE STRUCK At 81: CaARLEs-On the 9Th
nss., :Ns :ne mouse OF >, b; Starr was struck BY
,sn'nlng, " aitnouen it had a lightning rod on It
nc electric nuid tore ON portion ct the roof
and SGT the house on fire. Mr.. 8. was sleeping
"a 'ne mouse A. the time, but escaped unhurt.
SOUTHERN TRIBUTE TO LlNcoLN-That very |
lble Southern paper the Paris (Ky.) Citizen, paws
he following tribute To our ,..ndi,lat. far ,h. |
p...;a.n.u H. Ah.l,:, ~
~"~''' A''oo''' A"'A "o'
o us Oh southern dishonesty or Northern dishon- |
.sty. We admit there are dishonest men in both !
,ectioos but NJ tho ,ame ,;me .h.r. arc n,on.v
!, y. 60 -. r."
y Oe 'ounu VINO sre honess' pasf'osc ana nonle.
Read what an honest politician has written:
Mr.. Lincoln, though a decided Republican
md q complete exponent Of the purposes and |
pirit of the party, is not the object of those |
,on,l,r nre;,,d;cos that ot..oh ~ M ca-..a
lie strongest competitor for the nomination.-
3e is a man Of ability, not equal to Mr.. Seward
culture or IN me experience OF public AFFAIRS
orce e. Of intellect We heard one Inf of the d;.c"s
ions between him and Douglas in the famous
ampaign Of 1858, and We certainly regarded
nm as full match at least, for that distinguish
a politician. There are some things in the per-
onal character and career Of Mr.. Lincoln, which
Fili give him great popularity, if they do not
xclte enthusiasm among the people. Born of
tumble psrentage and passing the years Of his
nl'dnood, youth and early manhood amid the
ardsnips OF the backwoods Of Kentucky, Indiana
nd Illinois, acquiring an education by his own
abors as best he could and gradually work
ne his way to distinction, his life has been one
'eli calculated to excite the admiration and sym.
athy OF voters, most Of whom are themselves
1orklng men. When to this is added the purity
4 MS private life, the general recognition of
mich has gwen him, In his own State, the sobri-
2 omit the chicago Convention has nominated
~ .vs .;y.n n@ues' '1A" W oea' cou'o possibly
The question nov "a uVov 90 .h;s .;ola. a.
9 beaten?' We confess that in the divided,
istracted and chaotic condition OF ell other