North Iowa times. [volume] (McGregor, Iowa) 1867-current, 1867-08-07

d, JAMES BUELL. Esq. Of New York, is in
our city, the guest IF Mrs. Judge Letting
we'll, his cousin. Mr.. b. is the derise
to most of the late JAMES McGREcoR
interest here. His visit is one of business
as well Of pleasure. 1t is most crafty
ing to US rs it will be to all of our citizens
to learn that the heirs of Alex McGrcgor
Hregor and Gardncr,) both now in the
city, have agreed with Buell. to withdraw
all suits Mt law, and guarantee all the
questions of title, settled! 1t is not under
stood by outsiders what the terms of
settlement werc-it is not our business.
We know, now, where VIC arc. What IT,
tic we get is subject to no suspicion of
invalidity from future court decisions
We, individually, and in behalf Of the peo-
pie of this city, thank God, and those who
have conscnteu to this work OF recconcilia-
ton. ,f,,a .lyF4 fia3al t5tr.l ,sms
20 On Thursday evening public meeting
will be held on Market Square, where our
citizens can give expression to the feelings
which this suspicious move inspires. After
the Exercises" it is probable, possible or
guess-able that few speeches, several
toasts and a dance or two may wind up
this festive McGregor night The Band
will be with US. TO tell you the truth,
readers, We are SO happy over this "re-
construction " that we can't write. The
business part of the arrangement is not
our business, but we know that all suits
arc withdrawn and our title questions are
at rest, and there is a " God in Israel -
Come to the Square and hear the balance.
Personal. tf mar f..-
aFaWeiare under obligations to many edito-
rial friends for notices while upon late
trip through the most beautifully got-up
country on the globe. 1.-THE Baileys' Of
the DEBORAH Republican, the Haisletts' Of
the Register, Brown & Mead of the Cresco
Raindeater, Wood & Mix of the Cresco
Times, will regard us as nice men--at all
events, that's what they said about JOHN
and A. p, r. of this TINES. We are real
sorry that Mead didn't like the looks OF
IIaislett ut Cresco. Both of them are
handsome. and no such jealousy should
exist as is eyinccd by the publication OF
the last paragraph of the below clip. Please
don't fight. Hon. John G. Armstrong, Of
the Lansing Journal, is appointed com.
smitteo of ono to compete with the two
Ado,i. The Plaindcaler says ~ i 5ad
q, Col. A. +. Richardson and John Ii. An.
drick, of the North Iowa TINES, were in
town last week, stopping merely for the
return trslin.. We were glad to meet these
veteran newspaper menrof the Northwest
Also Geo. W. Haislett, Of the Register, q
pretty fair kind of man, only SO ALFRED
prescriptions for instance, he sets his ug.
~ mug off for beauty against ours If he
persists in this it will create lasting es-
arrangement. sse. II }osrt a4er al
"a We regret our inability, on account Of
Conductor Sherwin's impotence, to cali or
the Times and Piaindcaler, but we nevc,
could do anything with CAP, and We doubt
If anybody could manage him when the
hour to leave was settled. very prompt
railway conductor is our Masonic friend
but he isn't obliging bit when Slime il
up aa di i Gif
~ Lacy & Wood, Of the West Union, in
vite Pat Andrick, John Richardson, Nee
.1er Hopkins, cousin Tim cline, :
Frank Hammer, the Lampsons, /" Bro
Dan,' to call and shoot Prairie Chickens
August LIST is over and the chicken prolli
bition has ceased. Milo agrees to guar
antee US against accidents, either dog-wise
guh-wise or taste-wise. We wW come
Excavations, DC. ta9 III
Pr. du Chen had picnic to Picturct