The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1869-01-30

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rib broken two days ago.
Fosfy-nx new members have inst been
added to the N. E.. Church 1t Newton.
THE Grand Lodge of Masons in Iowa are
talking Of building 410o,0O0 Temple At
Moines.
Jupsr GEo. g. WRIGHT lectured Of Knox
vile few evenings ago. The Voter tells oil
about it.
MASosIc.-Specisl communication Of Eagle
Lodge No. ~, A. r. / A. NJ, this evening.
Work on the Second Degree
ATTENTION is called to notice on the first
page OF The redemption Of city property by
Messrs. Rankin L McCrsrys
A thief went through Mr.. n. Miller, WHO
lives near Summit, Van Buren, county. to the
tune Of $155. He did that thing last
Wednesday
'THAr PANS LETTER. THE Register ac-
knowledges the corn in the frankest, honest.
est way. That's perpendicular. Ret, We
like yon.
A German, name unknown, was killed by
the cars Of the B. h NJ. r. Railroad, near
Charlton, Wednesday. So learns the Ottum-
"a Courier.
A bran new editor, with the s,iffest Of
placky Journalistic backbones, Is running the
Clarke County Sentinel, and he makes tips
top paper Of it.
The Kcosauqua Republicans compliments
tbs "S. D. Morrison Plow." And that make
Of plows deserves all the good words the
Republican can say about it.
OrrrcE For Rsrr.-Ths corner room in
the GArE CRY building, formerly occupied
a an Office, is for rent. tits commodious
and will make fine business Office. If
The Addie Johnston, of the White Collar
line, will leave for St. Louis Saturday morn.
ing at 10 o clock. For freight or passage,
apply to s. NJ. Archer, agent. 2s-3t
THE Ottumwa Courier says that, after A.
j., Conrad Baker il the most consummate
scallawag in America. Them's our senti.
msus. And We have great mind not to
except A. J.
FRANK J. WALTON, q Democratic stump
speaker, decamped from Newton few da.
ago, leaving his hotel and other bills unpaid
to- total Of about $40. Democratic
stumpers are in better credit in Newton than
in any other sensible town We know.
A RARE CHANcE.-The entire stock oil
boots and shoes now on baud u the clothing
establishment Of s.. B. Sterner Of Main and
Second streets, is being sold at COST. The
sale will continue for the next thirty days
Don't failto improve the opportunity Of pro.
curing articles of this kind at immense bar.
gains. 1The goods must be sold. 3O.2t
TEE following arc the officers Of the Van
Buren, Agricultural Society President, G.
s. Guernsey; Vice President, A. n. McCra.
~; Directors, G. W. Games, Samuel Fas-
nacht Van Buren''tp.; Joseph A. Keck, &c.
dar tp Milton Chalfant, Lick Greek tp; B.
Wagner, Pennington tp.; John Dill, Union
tp. Treasurer, J. s. Sloan. Secretary
Alex. Brown.
''FArR tresses man : imperisl race ensuare
and beauty draws rs with single hair .
Ladies Of this country nova days are losing
their magical tresses by the use of vile nos.
trums, or BY neglecting to apply the proper
remedy to preserve their beautiful harms
"Barrett's, Vegetable Hair Restorative is
the only safeguard. -Suacuse Journal
d&w1w
REcoRDER's CouRT.-Thomas Ward and
Patrick 1ighe were before the Recorder yes
terday for violating the Law which forbid.
men engaging in pugilistic encounters. The,
were found guilty Of the charge upon which
they were arrsigned. The former was fire.
$40 90 and costs, and the latter S. 90 And
costs. Nothing more Of interest transpired
in police circles.
The Iowa City Republican says: 9Th,
Davenport Gazette says that the Keokul
GAIT CRY and Burlington Hasck. Ere en-
dorse its position Of tame submission to the
attempt Of the U. s. Courts to abolish ID,
Saprsna, Court Of Iowa. 1t 10 greatly il
serorin reierence to the< Carr CRY, N,
paper in the State more calmly or ably Cd
poses the uaurpation. We are sorry to %,
the Hsrk. Eye join the State Press in aid o
the oppreasors.
THAT WoLT HuNr.-The wolf hunt res
terday didn't prove . success. It is est
mated that nearly three hundred men AND
boys went out to see the fun. The lofties
anticipations we're not fully realized. Blu
one wolf was seen daring the day, and tina
one 80 mol caught. We understand hat
aunbsr Of hoaads which tho party expected
10 No insthe chase did mot arrive. On,
solitary fox was captured, and that's the 70.
suit Of the days hunt.
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i RavEa NEva.-Ths Huntssille, Capt. Nose
Hall IN command, arrived from St. Loui
yesAsrdsy msrninsas 7 o'clock, and returned
At noon with shout 1900 sacks Of grair
aad . aodsateay good trip Of passengers
The gorge below Warsaw has 1t last beer
D'foxen, and il is to be hoped that boats vii
nees with no moro obstacles Of that charsc.
!, tar. 4,
" The Addie Johnston. Of the While Coll.,
line. Capt. HatoAinson in command. -.
due from s.. Louis last evening, and !. an.
soonesd to leave for that place th;. -.