North Iowa times. [volume] (McGregor, Iowa) 1867-current, 1867-03-20

when they were last here. 1t was not our
intention to neglect them, but they are 80
thoroughly pulled by all who hear them
or enjoy their very pleasant company that
it seems like repeating stale truth to say
they are the best troupe that travels
Ne1tsuuimer, when they start en- their
grand tour for the season, we will intro
duce them amazingly. Good luck always
to good men !......Fred Bradley was here
last week: he says times are A. dull now
as when " Pork was down. Reports fa-
vor the impression that it is An almighty
dull world just about now......J. NJ. Will
cox, Esq, of Pr. du Ch., lost . brown
spaniel, for which he will pay large re-
ward if returned to him, or if information
be given him Of the dogs Whereabouts
He had leather collar on and is re-
markedly smart dog......A lady teacher Of
little freedmen inquired "who died for
your" "Abe Lincoln" shouted young
darkey......They arc getting SO smart now
with microscopes and other late improve
ments that they can see bugs, worms,
snakes infinitessimal, lice and feas on ev.
erything that you wear, eat or drink
Even whiskey is said to be infested with
animalicula, the liquor being too weak to
destroy them. We arc not in favor of mi
croscopes: We see enough bad things in
tho world with the naked Exemplary
has got to work again in his old Photo
graph quarters. Lou. is . T. C.,to beat
in any line Of business he undertakes. A
desire to excel renders him about as
troublesome competitor - you find
See his Adv......The man who married a
widow Of 800 pounds might have said
II have not loved lightly. Dave Wool
liscroft has removed his stock of Family
Supplies to the room recently occupied by
Chapman 1 Co. A larger stock and more
room to extend the amenities Of life to
paying customers. All are invited to call.
The School Examination will begin on
Thursday morning Of this week, at Q A.
NJ, and close at Friday noon. Evening ex-
ercises at Cambrian Hall. Admission
FREE. MIX, of the Cresco Times, called
on US last week. NJ. is young in years,
but no is old enough to aid our friend
WooD in getting up neat, readable pa
per. The Times hos q face as clean as q
| school marin; it's outside is CREsco all
over: people out there should patronize
home sheet so worthy.
c. W. OscooD, TINES typo, 6nc wri
ter, an accomplished musician and a "good
boy in all respects, has vamosed this
rancho to locate in Albany, New York. 70,
| mercantile purposes. Charley doesn',
know how much the Band. the TINES folks
and his large circle of acquaintances re.
| greet his absence. We are oil hoping that
his stay in the east will be brief Mr..
Geo. Horder takes Charley's place as
leader Of the Band The Library meet
ing was held at Odells room on Friday
evening, T. Arnold, Chairman, r. Quigley
Scc'y. VanOrman was appointed chair.
man of committee of three to report a
constitution and bylaws at the next Fri
days meeting. A good feeling prevailed,
and we really hope our city will soon show
its self respect by the possession of pub,
| lie library and the other other literary as
sociations which grow out Of it.
i Rev. Mr.. Fitch, of New Oregon, W. w
Birdsall and G. 0. Case, of New Hamp
.~-.5 T. U.,-s, cs Read Our .tesst rubeor;
ber-Daniel Shaw, Of Eau Claire, Of tn
firm Of Seely & Shaw, of North McGreg
or, and good many other men whose IA
ces are always good to look upon, called
on US since our last issue. Mr.. Shaw i
one of the leading Lumbermen of the up
per river. Strawberry Point is going in
to an extensive cheese mandatory. LIST
Patrick had a nice ball on Monday
Williams Band played well; the ladies
did their best in motion and in dress; the
gentlemen were 0. X; the proprietors
Messrs. Fury & Schmidt, We're amiable
Conapt & Peavy, of the Arcade, had :
good supper, and everybody went home
satisfied: if any one was mad it was be-
cause he didn't know what good treatment
| was. ,...GurHElL, on upper Main Street. j.
doing good business in Family Supplies
persons up that way will patronize q fai,
dealer like Guthiel.. 49, The body Of the la
mentcd Henry J. Powers was disinterred
on Monday and conveyed over the river to
its final deposit. The Masonic leaders, in
Guiding Commander BENTON, together with
the family relatives of the deceased and
many other friends, accompanied the re
mains. Judge Lefingwell will lecture or
Tuesday evening, April ID, for the bene
fit of the poor......A man who does mt in
sure against accidents with Esq. Jordan
don't know what his duty is to his family
or himself More of this some other time
......It is said many Of our Clayton Co
people intend to visit Paris this spring..
w. w. Stow is in the drug business at Os-
sian, and is yet unmarried, but we hear he il
under contract!
ESIGxAs.-On tho outside are several
/ We have several more. but il won't do 4