The weekly north Iowa times. [volume] (McGregor, Iowa) 1857-1867, 1860-06-13
Business Notices.

nave caro- i'll tnlS issue OF the 1ll1leS. lhey
are near the Depot and arc very attentive
to guests You are sure of the Train or
the Steamer if you stop at the MANSION
House.
JAMES DyMoND is about removing his
Saddlcry and Harness Shop to the new
building opposite Wanzers Hotel. Dymond
is an excellent plain and fancy workman
and has good assortment Of stock on
hand.
HARDING, it will be seen, has got the
AMERICAN in running order. We have been
all over the house and travellers may rest
assured that it is thoroughly ovcrhauled,
cleaned, re-furnishcd, painted and "sweet-
enef up "Bill' invited few friends to
assist him at an opening dinner on Friday
last. The Times Office printed and BoYN-
TON bound, for Harding, the best-looking
Register we have seen anywhere. Wine to
the Printers and the Binder attestcd the
satisfaction which the Book gave Mr.. Har
ding. We wish him delugc Of custom
and a speedy fortune.
EVANS & MCCRANEY have established a
Real Estate and Collection Agency in the
basement of the Times Block. They are
both reliable men and merit success.
G. &. CoNE presents change Of Advcr-
tiscment which it is important to notice.
This House is getting into a very large trade
with the interior Indeed all our hard
ware stores are paying institutions. Success
in this line here is owing to the immense
building wants of the country and Cone is
largely supplied with materials of that de-
scription. Cone has Lilies safes to rent.
WooD & Bro. CThomas and George are
out this week in dashing Drug and Book
Advertisement. They are very attentive to
business, affable pensioners and arc rcas-
enable in their charges. Wood, the elder,
gets up some excellent compounds for Ague,
rheumatism, &c, &c. Call and see the
new firm at the sign of the Triangle, Upper
Main Street.
JAS. O'BR1EN & Mcguire have establish
ed Grocery and Fruit Store in the New
Room west Of Van Velzcr's City HOTEL
Success to them.
Brown & WAuGH are winning golden
opinions and gold also, for the splendid style
in which they get up all the eating and
luxuries known to the west or east.
Fresh Oysters, Brock Trout, Strawberries,
Ice Cream and all the nice things can be
had at the City Restaurant.
S. HUNTINGTON of Windsor, Iowa, calls
to his Bed Bug and Fly Killer, his
Boots & Shoes, Inks, &C., &c. Huntington
is the spunkiest country merchant we know
of-he is busy as bee and as upright as
Job. His Ink is a superior article, equal,
we think, to the best imported Ink. We
noticed on Friday last shipment of 5000
worth of it crossing the river end destined
for firm in indianapolis. Thing of that,
yc Hoosicrs!
MERRILL & BARRON have an extra column
this week. That Eagle was caught and
tanned expressly for HOBART, the american
Eagle Boot & Shoe dealer, but to crafty
Barron we allow the Bird to scream little
while at the head of his column. This firm
has large stock of merchandise and sew.
eral handsome young statesmen who exhibit
very pretty styles Of goods and a great
deal of politcEcss, to the lady customers
of Gen. Nye.
They had sort Of experience meeting
in Chicago after the Convention had got
through, the affair being under the cspccia
of Mayor Wentworth. He
led the performance and called the speakers
out. lie had father Giddings, of Ohio, at
the head of the heap. When he called up
on Gen. Nye, of the State of New York,
who was an ardent friend of Mr.. Sew
ard, that gentlemen, among other things,
said:
We have in our State law making it
criminal to abuse animals. daughter y
do not know what the law in Illinois is
on that subject, but think if there is any
such statute it is openly violated now
Iaughtcr) Youl may all sing one of the
sweet songs of Zion, but my harp is on the
willows. (Laughter.) came here with a
heart full of bounding hope. Expectation
was Oh the tip-toe that we should be able
to present for the first Office in this nation
man who has made his pathway luminous
with the bright attributes of craftsmanship.
But we failed. ..s.s-
My heart, therefore, is full Of anguish,
and yet feel as David was supposed to feel
when the giant of Gath told him that it
would sweeten death to fall by his right
hand. Uaughter.) AS my leader is strick-
EN- down low, there is another sprung up to
take his place, and bow with all that hu-
mility that a nature untcmpercd by grace
will allow. Uaughter) hope, therefore,
with this frank acknowledgement, and ow-
ing to the peculiar atfliction under which l
am laboring, that shall be excused from
further remarks. cloud cries Of "Go on,
60 on.")
am trying to get called off, so as not to
speak further. think will 60, any way.
GEO on, 60 on."D told you that could
not make a speech, for have not my heart
with me. l will say to my friends from
Pennsylvania, well if they will give mt
back my heart again, will fight laugh
ter.) But l suppose the blow was struck
in love. will try to find honey on the enc
Of the rod. G4aughter.)
Now, my fellow citizens, intend as soor
as Sunday is over, to leave on night train
for my home. Uaughtcr.) am going t.
do as others have done who have done some
thing they ought not to--ride nights, ane
put up at some quiet place day time
daughter l can't dare to go home by
daylight. Uaughter)
PERSONAL calls on us the pas
week have been numerous and agreeable