Buchanan County bulletin and guardian. (Independence, Iowa) 1866-1869, 1867-11-01

Fayeffe Coanfy.-. Prof. Logan who
tried 10 spread himself in Independence, but
went Off . strapped hos been leetaring in
Fayci,e County. lie promised to send US
our little bill from Fayelie, bu, has not lone
Il. and We hence conclude, that the valiant
professor is still strapped.-A Mr.. Gar.
rison is exhibiting a magic lantern 10 the
people through the countv.--lsichard
Earl Esq. has erected a fine Touring mill
az Albany Hill. as reported by the Observer.
Hackhawk COMPREHENSIVE improve.
ments are being made in the Starch factory
nj Cellar Falls.-The Lodge Of Good
Templars, have presented a scholarship TO
Wm. Pit, of the Orphans Home, in the
Commercial College. The College faculty
have agreed 10 donate q scholarship to a
soldiers orphan for every one donated by
xny other person. So says the Cazette.-
The Waterloo Courier. says that the late
County Fair was the most successful ever
held in the county. The display Of fruit
was especially fine. The Congregational
Choir, Of Waterloo. gave a concert fir the
benefit Of Rev. W. II. Marble, las. week.
III was n success.
Dubuque C~o,nafy.-The railroad war still
continues on all sides. The Times and Her
aid abound in communications with regard
to the rivals for the extension OF the ID. 4 S.
{. II. Il. westward. The Northwestern
COMPANY give assurances that the Monroe
extension 10 Dubuque will surely be made.
This will give choice Of routes at Dubuque.
Meantime the I'll. Central is discriminating
in lis grain fre,glts in favor of towns west
of Dubuque, although The Dubuque market
is kept up so as To rival Chicago for Yves
tern shirocrs.-Dubuquc has an Opera!
Hremer Couny.-The Ph0nix says there
were "a. 900 bushels Of wheat in The eleva,
tors ut WaYerly, on the 9th in-t.--Jancs-
Vile has improved greatly during the past
ycar.--The new mill at Wayerly Is nearly
eomp,cted.--The MGnix promises TO en-
large If the people will pay up their SUBJ
scripiions and help it out Of its financial
troubles.
Cqdyfoa fDuHfg.-A recruiting agency
fax the 18th l.. i. Regulars, has been opened
II MeGrexor, aud over sixty recruits have
already been raised.
NlAneshiek County. The Fayette o.
ssrrey, reports a whisky fight at DEBORAH
among the NorwcgiaHs, on the 18th inst.
Several Of the parties came out minus ears,
noses, &c.
jackson Goaafy.--Jackson gave l5l ma
iorfsy 10 the Democratic ticket. We make
a note OF these ~rari,ics as matters Of gener-
al curivsi,y.--The Teachers Institute be-
gins It's annual session at Bellevue on the
stli Of Nova Farmers and Fruit Grow
era Club, holds regular sessions In this conn.
~.
Linn Gounfy.-A Bohemian Of Cedar
Rarids, was iiuei aud sent to jail for fifteen
dars for getting drunk and kicking his wife.
DR.. S%ternenan, lad a quantity of den
tai inst uments stolen a few days since from
his office at Cedar Rapids. Tie above from
sue Times.
Hespy Ccnaty.-Hon. Charles Sumner
leeiarud vi Mt. Pleasant on the oath ult.--
A stable was burned at Mt. Pleasant last
wcek.-The Unisersalist Society have
extended a call, which has been accepted,
10 Rev. Miss A. ]. Chaplin, Of Portland,
Mich. She will N her labors at
MI. Pleasant, on the third Sabbath Of No
,ember. We credit the Press.
Aigmgkec Goanfy.--A Mr.. Miner, owner
Of d mill Eve miles north east Of Hardin,
was murdered on the 18th inst, by a Mr..
Stafford. af tic same pl &C. The crime vas
committed siih an ese. The murderer has
been arrested onihc Mississippi