The weekly north Iowa times. [volume] (McGregor, Iowa) 1857-1867, 1866-04-11
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of unkindness by 'hcaping Goals of I'll
on his head" replied, II have tried boilir
water and it do no good" ...... E. Cole
Connecticut, q gentleman Of leisure, traye
ing for his health, has been in town ft
several days. lie is bound for st. Pa,
on the first through boat. Blod.e
Of the Chicago House Of James Wad,
worth, and Ruggles of the st. Louis IIous
Of Wiley & RuggIcs. steamed mort
on the Sucker. .....A boarder complaine
of the dirtincss of towel. The landlor
remarked that 50 boarders had already us
ed it and no one complained before l..
Daniel Murphy Of Prairie du Chen. die
quite suddenly one day last week. .... Their
must have been some tough old warrior
in David's time. See Chron. lst, chan
nj, 20 and so on....W. w. Barnard, tn
best salesman of North Iowa has remove,
from Fayctte, to Granger, MINI. "Bill'
is SO pleasant gentleman that we cxpcc
st. Peter will ''pass him in" even though
there may be few moral objections
Capt. Gray, long time citizen of Fayettc
has removed to Independence; we fine
these items in the Record Never regis
ter letter; it only tells rougisl p. o
clerk that your letter is worth stealing
Money-order Offices is what we need. II
fact, if the Dept. takes money of you 70,
transmission the Dept. should be RESPONSE
Bile for it every instance. :. Pat was sen,
for bottle Of Mrs. Winslow's Soothing
Syrup. Forgetting the name of it he told the
druggist, after some stammering effort al
recollection, II believe it was kind o.
drink to prcvint Mistress Wonslow from
soothin !".......We were both glad ant
sorry, on Sunday eve, to see VIM. Grosye
nor Of Chicago. Mrs. ii. 3. Grosvenol
was visiting ut Chicago and telegraph to
the family announced the dangerous illness
of her husband. The break in the Rail.
way prevented a sooner arrival. VIM. was
accompanied by his sister-in-law and
mother, and, night as it was when he ar
rived here, the party hired a carriage and
left for the bed of sorrow. We sincerely
hope II. 3. will be about again.
The new paper will issue from DEBORAH
week after next GtEss, up at North Ne.
Grcgor, has it that the late employee of
Col. Merrill will be the political editor; we
believe it not, because SAN and GEO. are
pretty nimble with the pen, both hard.
workers and they know their Jiz......A
Mrs. H--y, of this town was complained
Of last week by several citizens for keeping
a tough rancho uptown. On the trial be-
fore Judge Baugh some ugly things We're
testified to. AS we never attended lawsuits
except as defendants on charge Of debt
we cannot give particulars-wc wouldn't
if we could. The result was an order to
leave town within five weeks; this time be-
ng literally given to admit of the sale of
the house occupied by the accused. Are
there any other wrctched dens of like
character to clean out? Let us dispense
with all the NASTY nuisances during the
month of April, 1866 !.....It is COM
mon report that WHEELER is loaded down
with Boots and Shoes suitable for the deli
,ate or masculine persuasion of humanity.
Jail and look at his Spring Styles. ~ ......
We will all go to Dubuque one of these
avs and there 81 ht of the RHoMBERc
'Ros. will result in the kindest treatment.
len who pay the Government 81 100000
year can afford to advertise and take care
f their friends afterwards. See their Ad-
crtisement.
Wash Damon is now a resident of Me
iregor; parties for dancing will find him
llways ready to call. VIM. butcher.
Esq. is the new Mayor of Pr. du Chen
Talk of hanging our friend d. in "a, and
low electing him chief magistrate of the
city! Verify, there is change. .....It is
said the negroes were not allowed to vote in
Wisconsin as general rule. In Madison
there were 3G colorel ballots, and the An
ti-Johnson mayor succeeded. IA letter
from Milo Lacy to Humph. Lampson gives
the gratifying intelligence that Milo will
be at home, a freeman" in May. This
office will give one Of its well-remembered
boys" warm reception, and if COL B'yt-
brig gen. heath is toasted while Milo is
present, there will be groans in our sane
um that will remind all honest men of the
ate which awaiteth the ''loyar' shysters
,f the late war. We like Heath muchly-.
not for his ability, but for his impudenoe.
MI. p. Wilson, late of Massillon, O..
with the railway at that point,
succeeds DIR. lib. Malone as Chief Clerk
in the Ps-LE Depot Of Agricultural I'm
riements at North a1cGrcgor. We think
Mr.. Wilson will prove to be most excel
lent assistant Of our friend HENRY.
Read the outside carefully, particularly
Johnson's 'eto......Don't fail to read the
PRESIDENTS Proclamation of Peace and
restored Union......If our news items this
week arc duplicated in some instances.
please attribute it to the fact that there arc
two pens furnishing copy. On Tuesday
and Friday Of this week there will he a
Far in the basement of Baptist Church,
Tor the benefit Of the Congregational
Church. Iii believed that no exhibition
OF similar kind can be compared with
the show of goods, cdiblcs, &C., which will
there be seen and enjoyed. Hon. D.
Lcftingwcll has reached home.
Trains for the west will leave at 1870 A.
NJ. on and after Thursday Of this week.
...bcnton says he received 40 sacks Of
paper mail on Tuesday of this week; we
got nearly two bushels Of it,. .Scmmes
the pirate, is said to be out, on parole. !.