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to the Mississippi were here last week in
religious business meeting. A large
number of ministers and lay delegates
were present The Baptists had a Cove
nant meeting, and on Sunday the Catho-
lies had very large attendance at MIR.
Lenahan's Church. What tho other sccts
did we are not posted on. Take the city
of McGregor in week days and it will
command premium for noise and racket
gcnerally-take it on Sundays and general
good behavior is the rule...... George w.
Haislett, the most Independent republican
editor in this region, as unselfsh as he is
outspoken-called to sec hs on Monday.
Meeting him always carries us back to Sc
and there we see George and Sam,
and Andy, and Billy, and Bill Merrill,
and Pat: and Boetcher's dinner table,
whereat Felt and George Williams and
other ''b'yes" used to make remarks COM
pimentary to that strong vegetable which
the darkey said was the principal food of
the p. cat Och, boys them was the days
we shall niver see agin ...FLANDERs is
Frightening up the old american House"
gaily. 1t is now called the evans" in
honor Of III. d. man so well known
in North Iowa and in Minnesota as to re-
'quire no ''pufs' from us. Hank" trades
sharp but never Expresses debtor.
st. Peter may question him pretty close
but We'll bet on his passing the Gate
FLANDERS is the most Industrious land
lord living. lie often blunders; he knows
and confesses it, but his errors are not
indictable; the comfort of his guests is the
Object in view and he works to secure that
important point. Success to all workists.
......Wash. Salisbury is now in the Bush
nell House ut Beloit. If WASH. can't
keep house for the sway faring man"
or any other man then no "badger" need
try.
See large bills announcing Barbecue
at DEBORAH on Tuesday next, October 18th.
Some of the most distinguished speakers
o: the Northwest'will be present and the
democracy confidently count on time
such as will not be exceled in enthusiasm
during this canvass. Doc. Griswold ire
lative to Senator Nowell) and lady, here
on visit for several weeks, leave for their
eastern home this week. We have had
great pleasure in making the acquaintance
OF this agreeable pair and if oar wishes
were regarded a law would be passed COM
polling them to return to and remain at
McGregor for life. May you always find
friends as ''truly yours" as he who pens
this reluctant Farewell !'......An Ad-
ventist of GAINESVILLE, Wisconsin, said
"before the election in November all
earthly speculation will lave ceased and
the Lord will be President everywhere"
10 this prophetic announcement wicked
fellow in the audience cried out, "I'll bet
you s25 he don't carry Kentucky. .....
DAVID JACK, Jr., is the Ossan 'Thresh-
ing" Teller. He gave one arm to wheat
machinery but his faith in the business is
rs good as ever. ''Dave' has made lots
of money this year......Why don't our
democratic Clubs send for copies of the
Fremad, Milwaukee? 1t is handsomely
printed Norwegian paper and is democrat
ic to the core. Send for i: and distribute
it to your Norwegian neighbors. Have
ha @; - ,,,lt INV
Andrick, Hopkins, Bass & Co., from the
Times Block to the Cambrian ?........T.
HUBER, Esq, one of the lirest of the Nj.
U. Express men, is not bit well. We
regret to say it. lie is stopping with Mr..
Allen opposite Pearsall & Church's. Get
up, Major, and cali around
Jno. Grinnell o! Clayton took the first
premium on fruits at the 10 va State Fair.
JOHN is the most practical farmer in the
state. Mrs. Cap. Welliver of McGregor
was the winner of medal, complimentary
to her skill as an artistic in the arranging
of shells into wreath. The shells inter
mixed with small artificial flowers make a
beautiful appearance......H .. PRATT OF
Charles City, spoke to the RAIDS on Mon
day night. We made Mr. Pratt's acquain
lance on Monday and ''rather like him
us gentleman, his politics We do not en-
dorsc, but we will bet he is too much of a
man to indulge in such slang as party
organs are in the habit Of using......J john
McIIugh of the N. McGIegor Hotel will
Lave No. dance on Thursday Of next
week. AL. Gorham. Tim Hopkins and
Dorr Hoxsie..will DO the managing. Prof.
Jim on Music. Tickets $50. See
Stonemans appointments and attend them
if you want to sec truth clothed in good
language and in indisputable logic.
Where is Judge Jacob w. Rogers the
radical elector in this district? Can't he
defend the party of which he has been SO
prominent member. Can it be possible
''Jake' is weakened at this juncture
......LlEBHARDr will become as eminent
for the excellence of his wines as the
LoNcwoRrus Of Cincinnati. Families
should patronize him......... Don't go on
boats that race; blow up is sure to come
after WHILE. Kohn, one of the
best of Philadelphia Merchants and Nc
Gregor gentleman, is opening a Branch
Store Of Clothing at Calmar. You can
deal with him as safely as you can with a
brother. SADIE is 0. X. in any place in
life.
Weather, Markets &c.
Wet, drizzly-bad for the County Fair.