North Iowa times. [volume] (McGregor, Iowa) 1867-current, 1867-05-15

Oley llulversOn is relieved from duty Us
Cashier for the summer months his health
requires rcst......" Constant Reader" ex-
presses our views of the latest reported
indian massacre. See another part Of this
paper.....Byron VanDyke, the McGrcgor
fancy painter, is doing some remarkably
fine work in this city. His show of cards
at the Flanders House is curiosity: how
man can carry printing Office in his
head is wonder to anybody but VAN.....
Rats of Lumber, Logs, Shingles and Lath
from the St. Croix, the Black River and
the Chippewa nearly obstruct the naviga-
ton of the Father of Waters. SAWYER,
of Black River Falls, passed down on
Monday with tro million feet. Oh, what
divil that Sawyer is. He didn't stop off
here and tell those old trout stories that we
enjoyed together (the trout we mean) years
ago! Guess not !......Dr. c. E. Hough-
man, a celebrated Eye and Ear physician,
will be in this city soon: see posters and
read circulars. Letters from prominent
men of Madison, Wisconsin, commend
him highly as master in the line of his
profession. g,
On Thursday, Mrs. Jaggar will sell her
entire stock of boarding house goods.
Piano, Carpets, Beds, Sofas, Chairs,
&C., &c......... Frank Lenhardt, who was
charged with numbering an old man at
McGregor about year ago, was condemn
cd at the late Elkader term to imprison-
ment for life. Judge Burt, Of Dubuque,
presided, the late prosecuting attorney,
now Judge Milo McGlatherty being le-
gally ineligible to the case. FRANK,
with Sheriff Davis for company, left for
Fort Madison on Saturday. Messrs. Bull
lis and Jordan, his attorneys, have moved
for new trial: their point is that he was
guilty Of murder or guilty of nothing !:
he should be hung or discharged !.....J.
Shcll Case, well known to this region; is
in West Winsted, Conn.,. 49, Mr. Mischief,
who is always round, asked us why Jaco-
bia & Kimball were in danger of ruin.
In an alarmed tone, because these gentle
men are special friends of ours. we asked
Why? {" Because there is a huge Broad
Are fornenst them!'' See their advertise
ment, and buy goods lower of others IT
you can 1.-The Masons of this region,
and McGregor most particularly, are ar
ranging for very large demonstration on
St. Johns Day, June Oath. 1t is said
there will be as fine an exhibition of tho
Ancient Order rs Iowa was ever honored
with.
WooD is polishing, to order, some of the
beautiful shell-rock Of this vicinity. Talk
of your marble from Italy, California,
Vermont or Egypt We have seen in the u.
S. Patent Office all the specimens known
to fame, but no such marble as ours is ex-
tant. Call at WOODS and see it,. ....N. NJ.
Tuttle was in town on Monday, but we
saw him only long enough to say How
are your" and "Good day." he resides
in Chicago and works on change. Ma
jor Herman, of Waudena, Fayette Co.,
passed the last week with us, much to our
enjoyment, and probably little to his.
His visits to Plunkett's Theatre were reg
ular, and if he didn't laugh at the fine
comic points we are not good at guessing.
......A dwelling house for rent: call at
TINES ofhce......Andy Felt is really about
to start paper at Nashua. No man in
the state more capable: we know him
sinse 1856. 1.-THE finest styles of Brass
Band Music can be procured from D. T..
Lindley, McGregor......W We had nice call
on Saturday from w. II. Farnham, of the
Sparta Eagle, J. F. Williams, the "brick !"
of the R'y House, and 'Jim" Vim, of
the extensive Hardware House IF Seeber-
ger & Breakey, Chicago. 1t is usual to
say, "call again gentlemen but we
waive ceremony and simply request re-
production of the same courtesies! "Jim !"
is the best Hring "guerrilla" to FIJI an
order book we ever met. Seth L. Minck-
Ter was No. !, but he is now a principal
and hence cannot be complimented as
guerrilla.
See Ordinance and WILL NOTICE in this
issue. They will interest all of this COM
munity. See, also, all the new Advertise
ments, and notice carefully the old ones.