North Iowa times. [volume] (McGregor, Iowa) 1867-current, 1869-12-01

@ Judge McClintock, of the West Union,
called to see 10 on Saturday last. He
arrived on Friday evening, but business
required an early return. Nothing but
genuine good nature and hatred of radical.
ism will ever kill McClintock.. ....We
sthought we saw Doc. Taylor, of the Lam
sing Chronicle, standing in front of the
Evans House, directly opposite our writ
ing window, one morning last week, but
as he did not come up and see us, we
conclude some good-looking man was
trying to personate him.
During the icy season, now approaching,
children should not be allowed to coast
their sleds on the sidewalk. No one likes
to favor the little folks more than wo do.
but it is not right that our walks should
be made more dangerous than they natur-
ally become in seasons Of snow and sleet.
Marshal Bergman will be looking after
few 10 to Il year'old boys, if they do not
mind this notice. The hills and the streets
are roomy enough for coasting. Parents
will please read this to their children, and
tell them what to do.
Geo. B. McCarty, Esq, late of this city,
I is located at Emmetsburg, Iowa, in the
law practice. We part with our young
men regretfully, but knowing their inter-
csts are in the undeveloped west, it affords
US pleasure to record them as bold enough
to take their chances in new countries.
Put new wine not in old bottles. Put
youthful energy not in old locations.
George has application to business fully
up to par, and we know he is as sound in
honor as humanity can claim. Try him
each way, and draw on us if he fails to Gil
the bill. The Cedar Falls Gazette 1--WE
would like to know the editor personality
says: J.
az. N. Cali prepared ). I. Stsarns and
Miss Eva Pease for housekeeping at
IIampton, the other day. Stearns' motto
was: Let us have Pease.'"
Granted! The word prepared" is an
excellent one. Stearns has Pease, OF
course.
DR.. Gibson will give Free Lectures, in
Clarke 4 Rich's Hall, Friday and Satur-
day evenings, Of this week. The Doc. has
been all through the western states and
his description of towns and cities, with
their respective advantages, will be worth
more t. the hearer than all the stories
about Africa, Egypt, Hindoostan or Nova
Zembla.. The Milwaukee 4 st. Paul
R'y with its branches pay 100000 q
month to 1000 employes......Thomas Fill
bert, once an active merchant of DEBORAH
and of Preston, is insane. We are very
sorry. Tox was one Of our warmest
friends. We are told he is incarcerated
at DEBORAH and will shortly be sent to the
State Asylum.
Our new Advs. mention Strouse, Sher.
man 4 Co., Of this city, Robert Grant on
Christmas; M. O'Byrne, of Chicago /;
Rev. Mr.. Wilson, T. s. Gillett, of Chica>
go; Jno. B. Ogden, Roback, and others.
Read them oil, if you would know the
objects they are aiming at......B. Il. Olm-
sted, Of Monona, will have one Of his
popular Cotillion parties on the evening
of Dec. 23d, in commemoration of Christ
mas and to call his friends together.
8 Thank you, Brad, for "pass." A num-
e Der of balls are in contemplation for the
I holidays. M
3 Al. RIcuxoND, of Taylor and Choate's
! Billiard Saloon, at DEBORAH, is spending a
8 few days in town with his family. The
I DEBORAH papers give Al. the highest com
,aendation. He has affability in abund>
4 ance, and if the proprietors furnish him
I the best Of goods to deal in, he will make
money for them ~ fast Is any man they
4 can employ. A good stock is as necessary
as good manager Of it. Politeness in an
employe is thrown away if he is required
TO hand out material unfit to swa low OF
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Weather, &c.
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