North Iowa times. [volume] (McGregor, Iowa) 1867-current, 1868-05-13
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A poeticuss says in his opening lines
"There is a shadowy 6lm before mine
eyes" Why don't be 20 to Hubbards and
buy pair Of spec;7... ...Doc:or ]. Comp
ton, q friend Of ours Of ~ years, called 70
see " this week looking as young, with
the exception Of being little grey, as
when we parted from him in Northern In
diana in lS4s. He left for Dubuque on
Monday evenings boat. The doctors
home is in San Francisco. Doctor
Stockfeldt, we'll known citizen Of this
county who las long been absent, 10
again With Us calculating TO stay here while
the sands Of life remain. Welcome home
70 the Teu.onic medicine mau !..... The
Lawyers Of the North Iowa counties have
returned from tho Supreme Court rooms.
We do not know the names Of all of them
but they are all handsome, intellectual,
amiabls and generally s,rcessful as prac-
titioners; among outsiders we met Nc
Cliutock, L. L. Ainsworth, L. Bulls, j.
Crosby and others whose names are not
remembered at this instant. -. Capt. Lam
try is at LIE Roy engaged in constructing
u. Caswelrs hotel, which will cost SlO,-
600. 1t will be nearly equal in size to the
Mondell House q, Pr. du Chen. Its con-
struction will be If brick and stone, and
Barney is the man to supcrintend the
work. 1t will be seen that the Captains
Gne stock farm is still in the market. Is
lie Roy 1.-THE king) to be second Chicago?
......Patrick Dunno Killed Patrick D.ly Of
Laporte, with club or stick of wood
DAILY was usinA improper language to
Dunne's wife and the blow Of death was
given. Judge Osborn's charge virtually
was that wife whose honor or whose
person was not worth protecting, by the
quickest means within reach, was not
worth having. The argument rested on
the intent. Prosecution :. admitted that
Dunno did not desi. n to kill DAILY, but be
under.estimated the weight of the blow
rendered. Defense claimed that blows
are not weighed accurately when villain
is insulting your wifs. Dunno was &C.
quilted. The two men married sisters.
The House admits Arkansas by ITO to
81. Only 90 minutes allowed for debate
1t doesn't take long ITO born" colored
State, with Stevens as 0ccouchr......C IL.
Brown is employed in the Seymour House
at Oshkosh. Cornie was one of our best
boys: he was employed in the Express bust
ness until the U. S. aud American de-
clined, and then he was most agreeable
dispenser of refreshmcnt ut the Empire
Of Charley Miller. just about the time
we began to appreciate Browns good
qualities, at an advance, he took notion
10 leave this city far Oshkosh The Times
Of that city says Jed. Haslcton, the pro-
prictor Of the SEYMOUR, is one of the Les,
Of gentlemen. We believe what liver
and Fernandez say..........Do Doctor Simns
lectured free last evening to very full.
house His picture display of eminent
men and women of all tribes, covers all
the walls OF the large hail. His lecture
was on physiogncmy, Il science SO call
ed, for which we always had Partially
We can look ut peoples faces sometimes
without feeling their heads; hence we pre-
fer the study OF face-ology to bump-ology.
DR.. Simms should be literally patronized.
To night he will require IL small admission
fee. Hall open to visitors, free, from y
to in daytime. Ladies respectfully in
&. Armstrong, the irrespressi-
bic, has been with us day or two IN
business connected with the late Lansing
Journal, on invention Of his. He is the
walk around correspondent of the Dubu-
que Herald, the leading Democratic paper
OF Iowa, and as correspondent he is
aiquil to the paper. If John is not sue
cessful in life, it is not lack Of merit, but
for te failure Of the world to appreciate.
We are told by gent'eHen Of both parties
that his letters to the Herald during the
recent session at Des ..oines, were read
with moro interest than those of the re-
aowned 'Linkensale" himself. John will
blush at this remark, and Link" will
be mad at Us !......Mrs. L. Benton and
Mrs. Hiram Aber, Of this city, have re-
Gently blessed their families by an inter
esting addition each. We have not called
on the young folks. but learn that eli are
"as well as could be expected
Mat McKinnie says he lent his cave
trough ladder to somebody and it don't
come back. lie doesn't care 50 much for
the ladder, but any information as to who
borrowed it will be very gratefully receiy-
ed. "a friend Of ours whose name has
rubbed of the tablet Of our memory has
lost boat by theft Or chain breaking; he
requests US to announce that the lock and
key will be sent by mail on receipt of the
thieTs address,. Maj. Veile, Justice Of
the Peace, Notary Public and marrying
man generally, of Pr. du Chen, recently
that is to say May 9th-authorized Mr.
Charles Sligo and Miss Caroline Webster,
both Of McGregor, to go to house keeping
on their own account. This is not all the
good the reformed critter has dsne. On
the 10th, Mr.. John Mcbride of McGregor
and Miss Annie Pierce, Of Pr. du Chen,
were placed. by the Major, in the same
matrimonial box Tor life. 1t is not always
a certain thing, however, about the life
-. ~ oc ..,..h c>c4.,.... - tho n.o.o,t,..o