The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1867-06-09
d" The good lager beer,

BE had evidently been looking at somebody
imbibingthe foaming beverage......An anus
ing incident occurred night before last in
the rear Of Mechanics Block, in Catsaraugus-
Por further information inquire of certain
isot>racer and "heavy theatrical performer
residing in this city .... There is less thieving
and rowdying in Keokuk than in any other
Of lows's river towns......C Corn is growing
finely. The weather is all that could be de.
sired by the farmer, and those who depend
upon his products for subsistence, and all the
doubts about q failure of crops are being
rapidly banished...... There will be amuse-
ments in abundance this ek...... The editor
of an exchange says red is now the fashion,
able color for garters. How does be know?
The wretch 49,. Travellers seem to be abun-
dant, and all the hotels in the city are doing
good business ..... The Barrett House, we
notice, has lately turned out . new baggage
wason-.... The young lady who does not
apologize when.you find her at work in the
kitchen, but continues her task till it is 6u-
ished, will not fail to make good wife. Re-
member that, ye ladies. Put it in your pipes
and smoke 1.-THE go>ahead Third street
grocer, Jimmy Johnston, has become the
possessor of mighty handsome delivery
wagon......Mr. Elmore, we understand, has
the contract for putting up two of the build
ings just beyond he Estes House, men>
tioned in our paper q day or two ago.
1.-Two young ladies holding converse over
the virtues Of new dress. "And does it
ft wellH' asked one. "Fitl yes; as if I'd
been melted and poured in" 49,. You who
persist in sleeping during the sermon, and
"blowing of y your nasal organ, to the dis
gust of the congregation, should see that the
sexton has an aired night cap for you, and a
nod OF hot bricks to put to your feet......If a
mans wife is well sfed, be won't need any
but>her......The young gentlemen who coin.
pose the band, which is practicing in room
on Third street, are becoming very proficient
musicii' and some pieces they execute in 8
manner wine. w I'D reflect credit upon more
pretentious performers Go in boys, and win.
...~.An women are good-good for something
or good for nothing 1.-THE Good Tempars
Of Hamilton had pic>nic YESTERDAY, at Wild
Cat Springs. Foster, o. Conner and vogeI,
can boast of new pavement in front of their
places Of business. Would that others, on
Main street, could make the same boast. for
some pavements we think Of are in q sad state
OF dilapidation.....No accidents, fights, fires
or runswsys, occurred yesterday for the re-
lief Of the poor local as be swung round
the circle mary an item of sensational
character ....@T The boarders at the calaboose
are very few, and business in police circles il
very much depressed. ]. hoe, /,
wealthy and enterprising citizen of St. Louis
snd wen known throughout the West, is nov
stopping In our city. What disgrace i
would be II the Fourth of July should pas
BY unobserved by our citizens So far, w.
are sorry to say, nothing he been done indi
eating 9 celebration Of tho day. Why thi
apethy f......" Father = Halo1sll says the no
- vs Fgave him, few days ago, did hir
80 Glad 70 hear il. It shows there i
sirt9A advertising -.... The survey of tn
stskonsed nom Mt, Pleasant TO Iowa CITY Ma
besa fnisheds end Shs route viii be locate
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