North Iowa times. [volume] (McGregor, Iowa) 1867-current, 1868-11-18
Business, Personal SO.

of Croekery; from the plainest kitchen
ware to thehandsomest Liverpool and Chi
ma sets. Her Hare white sets are quite
as fine as China and at less prices.
Lamps, Vases and other curiosities of like
character in any style or At any price de-
sired. Call on Mrs. F. for zephyer of all
kinds; for Crochet work, to order, and all
kinds of sewing. See the stock if you
want bargains. -,-....,s.....
Charley Schultz is filing his stor. West
of the Bank Block, with a splendid
stock Of Toys, Clocks, Watches and other
curiosities belonging to the Fancy Store
line. Watch and Jewelry repairs at
Short notice and warranted. See Adv.
Williams Bros. are commencing to pack
pork for home and for foreign consump-
ton. They were not born in this new
country but if they don't know their biz
please commend us to smarter workmen
or more Industrious produce dealers.
F. Brother, ..the Shoot.ist and q sample
of France, takes possession of the Brick
building on Diagonal street, just round
the cornor Of the Bank Block. lie sells
new guns and pistols, swaps for, or repairs
old ones; he always has supply of am
munitioh to sell, rents guns to sportsmen,
and talks as kindly to you as though you
were in Paris. b,
Bass & Elmendorf publish ltheir disso-
luton notice. You had better see it.
"Gus & Rich'' will soon have their
jewelry goods, and WILL Huep Zone Of
their best jewels) in the Koss Block.
We have had "many" calls this
week. Let us see: Maj. Malvern of Du.
buque, once here with Capt. Nick O'Bricn
in the recruiting service-now che travel
ing agent for A. A. Coopers Carriage and
Wagon Mandatory at Dubuque; the
wagons are for sale by Malone & Co.,
nice boys, all Of them. France, Esq, of
Minneapolis, Gen'l N. w. Agent for the
Metropolitan Life Insurance c.. of New
York-a good business man md pleasant
guest. Maybel, OF Noonan & McNsb's
Milwaukee paper house-always well
come visitor to our sanctum and others.
~ Pat. C'Brien talks Apples, Cider &c.
this week, pretty strong. Call and see our
respected namesake and you will receive
the kindest treatment.
Next week We will publish the Platform
of the National Workingmens' Society.
1t is well worth perusal.
Noble and Odell will soon be located in
their new brick near the Cambrian
Each Of them has an Office in the second
story. Farnsworth Bros. are fitting one of
the lower rooms for Bank, and WM. TAN
will occupy the other room for Hair,dress,
ing purposes. Sharing, probably in both
rooms! No offense intended, gentlemen.
James Redding will open Vine and gem
eral restaurant establishment in the base,
mcnt.
Mr.. Liebhardt favors us with copies
of the Melbourne (Australia) News,
an illustrated paper sent to him by
Mrs. LIS brother, Mr.. Andrew Hab-
erly, of Melbourne. The illustrations,
the editorials and the paper, are very
superior. Weare very much obliged
to Mr.. l..
Ben. Hunting, Wallace Stowe, w. A.
Birdsall (of New Hampton's treasury
dept.) are in town. Fred Bradley was
here a few days ago. Eivor Christie
pher surrendered the Cambrian Saloon
to Peavy, and Eivor is not Ground
here" E. r. Baron has gone east for
goods. Why don't the side walks be
fixed up? Two dances next week and
two weddings expected. Conant has
sent or two-legged maltese kitten
to Jake Conant and Charley Wagner,
of Dubuque. Conant and zoe divided
the profits of exhibition. Please send
up by the case! George Spangler, the
efficient travelling man of Salsman
& Co., of Milwaukee, is about town
taking orders for Hats, Caps, Furs &C.
Ed. Plumb is in that house. Send for
a Hat or Cap.