North Iowa times. [volume] (McGregor, Iowa) 1867-current, 1868-10-07


such as may be needed to carry the ap-
pointments into effect:
Usage, Monday, Oct, 18th
Charles City, Tuesday, g 18th
Nashua, Wednesday, " 18th
Wavcrly, Thursday, s. 18th
GAINESVILLE, Friday, " 10th
Waterloo, Saturday, 18th
Independence, Monday, 10Th
Manchester, Tuesday, " Goth
Fayettc. Wednesday. 60 DIST
Brush Creek, Thursday, 22nd
Strawberry Pt., Friday, " 23rd
These meetings will be held at half:past
7 p. m. in every instance except at Brush
Creek where it will be at . clock p. m.
Mr.. Carver and lady, of the Dubuque
Herald, stopped off the Monday evening
boat, for up river, to see our better looking
pard and their great big ugly cousin, but,
happening to find US both out" we were
the losers. Sorry. They are on round
trip to La Crosse, st. Paul and elsewhere
which will bring them to our city on their
return when we shall try to ensnare them
for a time. d. D. W., why cant you leave
May here long enough to make us good
visit? We will take aood care of her.
CALLs.-Our calls this week have been
plenty and agreeable. We name but q
few at this instant:
A. X. Bailey of the DEBORAH Republican.
G. W. Haslett of the DEBORAH Register.
James S. Enos of the Cedar Rapids World.
Col. Robson of MINI. formerly of Dun
leith). John Wilcox ("Uncle JOHNNY late
of the Key City House and now the pleas
ant, popular landlord Of the Dubuque R'y
House. Sawyer, Brooks and Huntsinger
of Ossian. d. p. Graves of the lumber
world-bear hunter, trout-ist, democrat
and do-as-he- pleases- man generally. j. s.
Howell, once of Prairie du Chen, once OF
Colorado, then of Waukon, then of Chi
cago and now one of the proprietors of
Parkersburgh, Butler Co., Iowa. MIR.
Shep'd Farnsworth of Washington, Iowa ;
this gentleman is intending to plant a
Banking House at this point; we COM
mend him and his business to the most
favorable consideration of i'll who are in
tercsted in McGregor commercial interests.
Mr.. L. is young but experienced, and we
are pleased to mention his coming.
No more at present.
EDIToRs TINES BY vote of the
Garnavillo and Mitchell Associations, in
their JOINT meeting, in this City, October
IA, the undersigned is requested to pre-
sent the thanks Of the members to the
officers of the Iowa Division of the Mil
waukee t. ST. Paul R'y for reduction of
fare. S. p. SLOAN.
OUTsiDE.-Tnc Wife. Graves letter
to Allison. There are several Topographic
cal errors in the outside. In referring to
Col. Thomas letter, the types say "hue
well-tempcred note:' we wrote terse....
Some persons will be interested in learning
what sort of Utah beasts are most mum
erous" among the women Of that sanity
territory. .....Dcbt OF Iowa.. New York
under ground religiop.........The Jewish
Sentinel on Grant. MISCELLANY.
BARBEcuE.-Sec large posters relating to
Il Grand Democratic Barbecue ut DEBORAH
Oh Tuesday next We would reprint the
Poster, but our space is taken up. Let us
have "Rally" that will eclipse all the
efforts Of Iowa RAIDS.
Use CAUTIoN.-In calling for that ex-
cellent Saleratus, ID. B. DeLand & Co. s
Best Chemical, be sure you get what you
get what you call for, as in consequence
of its success there are many limitations
in the market. 1t is better than Soda.
SATISFACTION WAIRANTED.-To every
body who uses 'Barretts Hair Restora-
tive All Druggists are instructed to
comply with this guarantee.
CoLLlsIoN.-The St. Paul Press of Fri
day last tells as follows. The MIR. Fred.
Wilson is our McGregor FRED, the oldest
on the McGregor & St. Paul road. We
are glad to see him on the street, but re-
gret to notice that his neck is not in first
rate trim:
Last evening as the omnibusscs were re.
turning from the evening train loaded with
passengers, collision occurred be ween
ono of them and the mail wagon. 1t seems
that the boy who was driving the mail
wagon turned square down Fourth street
right across the front of the omnibus. The
tongue of the omnibus struck the wagon
and was snapped square off and the mail
wagon turned over. Mr.. Fred. Wilson,
mail agent, who was sitting upon the wag-
on, was badly injured, and was carried to
the post Office in an irsensible condition.
DR.. Stewart was called in and dressed his
wounds. He lay insensble for an hour or
two, but finally revived, and was perfectly
conscious and doing well at late hour in
the evening.
The excitement among the passengers
with which the omnibus was filled was
pretty huge for Il moment or two. None OF
them We're injured beyond severe fright.
They left the disabled conveyance and
went into the American for few mo ments,
until another conveyance carried them to
their destination. This accident inquest
ionably resulted from carelessness, and the
omnibus driver throws the entire blame
upon the boy. Another mail agent who
| was on the wagon capsized, thinks the boy
was in fault. 1t is to be hoped that nothing
serious will result to Mr.. Wilson who was
so seriously injured.
! a schoolboy's composition on "The
Editor" ran as follows in school not fal
| from Cincinnati:
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