North Iowa times. [volume] (McGregor, Iowa) 1867-current, 1869-10-13

n1ne M otAer Itsms. NIX
d: I66ds II full Of doors and sash. See
his notice. lion. II. E. Newell and la
dy are on "survey' Of the West and
South. The Senator is appointed by Gov.
Mserillas delegate to the Commercial
Convention at Louisville. Read his inter-
esting letter, ia our columns, and antici-
pate more Of "the same SORT" HOMER is
a trumr......N. w. Burdick, pretty well
known to Iowa newspaperdom, retires
Mr.. Hoxsie, ofthe Cresco Times, and assumes
command. We welcome the new COM
mander.y Somehow we took the impress
sion that HoxsIE was too slow and precise
for the benefit of young town like Cres-
%. Wobid him Goodbye kindly......
The DEBORAH Republican is a po,cer-full
Press now and looks beautiful. BAILEY's
papers, whether from Utica, N. Y, or
from DEBORAH, Iowa, are always welcome
10 our unpretensious sanctum. The Utica
Observer, published in part by ANsEL's
brother, ia special democratic favorite at
this office. -. The Strawberry Point Press
is with US. Tweed & Vines, Eds. and
Publishers. It is started well and we
wish il success. Give it support if you
Poiht@s want your town to grow up and
"be-somebody." Let your paper die out
and you will become commercial pauper.
Every issue of > lively, reliable paper is
notice to the world that there is spirited,
business, beautiful place called Strawber-
~ Point, Clayton County, Iowa-....Some
Editors are delicate about publishing arr
ticlss unless the writer's "real name"
comes along. We want the merit of the
article alone to decide upon. How can we
tell the real name? A man can sign 81.
Smith" as we'll as "Jehu Blundcrbuss,"
and weare none the wiser. In referen-
ces to personal character or conduct we
always require "backing,' but in gener-
al way it makes no difference if the COM
mupcation is 4 good one.
Hon. JAMES L. LANE, Of Davenport,
delivered an Address in behalf of the
State Rep. Committee, at Cambrian Hall,
ON the evening Of Thursday last. Mr..
Lane is o good speaker, and as pleasant a
gentleman as we ever met. His views of
public affairs did not suit us, but that
amounts to nothing now. The election is
over and it may require a year or two
more to cure people Of Indifference to
their interests.
3. Strouse, of New York and Of Nc
Gregor, is with us on commercial visit.
His home, proper, iswith Stropse, Sherman
4 Co., but business in New York City
with. Strouse, & Rowe calls him away
from us occasionally. B. is always well
come when he returns to McG~gor socie-
ty..... Fred, Elmendorf, of Chicago, is
here arranging for Fail and Winter ship
ments. Those who consign to the firm
with which he is connected need not lose
sleep for 6ar Of damage to their interests.
See Card, and ship to Quincy & Elmen-
dorf, No. 1913 (Room 81 Washington St.
All produce bought and sold, with liberal
advances on consignments.
Capt. o Brien and lady, of Cheyenne
the s.Cap." is Marshal Of Wyoming Ter,
ritory-are here on a visit to relatives.
They, in company with Mrs. Miller
late Mrs. Boynton-honored our Office
with = call. We like such kindnesses
The Captain goes west, and his lady re-
mains all winter with mother" Emily
is every welcome here......... Mathews
Benefit Ball on Monday night, was sue
cess......H. Kurz will be at home this
month, and reopen his basement saloon
No. ], Masonic Block. FRED. is fixing i,
up......John Grinnell, Of Clayton County
il ahead of all in the substantials of farm
production, both in State and County
productions. GRINNELL is the "daddy'
of farmers.-....D. Spaulding, of ALBANIA
kee Co., hands US q beautiful pair o
ASeekno Farther" apples.
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Weather, Markets, &c.
See Peterson &Larson's report. Their,