Buchanan County bulletin. [volume] (Independence, Iowa) 1869-1891, 1869-04-09

/. Monday for New York, 10 buy goods. Loo
a Out fer large stocks and low prices whe,
they return.
>. Wiley has just received new stock o
,, Boots and Shoes, direct from The manuhc
'urers, and of all grades. Wiley is apen
tor The celebrated Milwaukee manufacturer,
Bradley & Metcaf.
TROPICAL FgulTs.-D. s. Durham !, n,
, hand with the first, finest and largest stock o
oranges, Lemons, Cocoa Mats, &C., brough
to Independence this season. Call at hi
store, in Munson's Block, and provide your
: selves with the Injuries of the season.
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SowrNG WnEAr.-The farmers of Bu.
chanan County are fairly into the bushes.
OF sowing, and none too early. The wealth,
er promises no interruption to the proceed.
ing, and probably the bulk Of small grains
will be sown before the end of another week
GoSE TO McGgEGoR.-Dr ID. II. Gin
late Of the firm Of Nicholson & Gill. den
lists, of this city, has removed to MeGreco,
to engage in the practice of his profession
We commend him to orr friends of the
Pocket City as morally, socially, politically
and professionally right--in short a gertle,
man and a--dentis..
Our readers will notice the change in Myers
Advertisement on the second page Myers is
now IN New York, for the purpose Of pre-,
pairing himself 10 make good in quantity
quality and prices all that he has promised
Bowley & Orcutt also make change IL
their advertisement, announcing the arrival 81
new SPRING Goods. Give them call.
TnE CoUyrY MAr-Thompson Eyars
agent has beer in town about week can
/ vassing for Subscribers for their new Map 81
Buchanan County. We are glad 10 learn
Tia. be il having excellent saccess. We
have every guaranty that the map will be ne,
CITRATE ard reliable, and az It is desira lie
hat every man shall be acquainted with the
geography Of bis own county, at least, we
hope that it viii find a place in every place
Of business and farm house ia Buchanan
County.
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BoAEp or TRApE.-Wa print on thi-
page tie Articles Of Association Of the In.
dependence Board Of Trade together with q
list OF N. present membership. The insiitn,
ton ID not yet firmly on its legs, but will On
daubiedly ere long embrace among its mem
beers, very neaFy all If The business men o.
our city. The next meeting of the Board
is on Tuesday evening next at the room in
Mnnson's Block.
BurpISG With the disappearanco-o
the frost comes sigus OF new building pro,
jeeis.
Sherwood 4 Pla.ner are clearing tho
ground on Walnut 81. in the renr OF the
ioutour House preparatory to putting UP q
Livery Stable TO by 20 f..
j. Glass, is building cabinet shop on
The rear OF his lot next east of Riddell's
Store.
The Iowa City Republican makes fne
point on the State Register and Davenport
Gazette, in that those papers laud to-.the
skies the recent letter of Hon. Geo. ".
McCreary refusing to use his influence in fa'
vor Of an appropriation for a costly governs
ment structure at Ksokuk, while at the same
time they compliment their own repre-,
sentative FOR the exertions to secure similar
saildings at Des Mones aud Davenport.
Whose OK Is being gored, makes very de
ciled difference in their case.
Schools The summer term of our city
schools commenced last Monday under the
supervision Of W. Palmer, Esq, Principal,
and an ell Gent corps OF teachers, whose
names and location we gave two weeks since.
TWAS found upon the assembling of the hosts
Of juveniles on Monday morning that the
spacious school building was not spacious
eaengh to properly accommodate all that ap
Piled, and accordingly the directors were
compelled TO establish another school Of the
u Intermediate grade. in charge of which
they placed Miss Phillips, and the location
Of which is expected to be in the second sto-
~ of Morse's building. This school is de.
,isnea mainly 10 relieve the plethora in the
two primary schools in the main building.
MEgRY's MUSEUM has for long time
contributed TO the merrment and Instruction
of the young and although it is much older
than many OF its readers, il is none the less
delightful companion to them. Its reading
matter is always fresh and spicy, and is ar
ranged in an attractive style that adds much
to the worth Of the publication. The editors
are Louisa NJ Alcott and "Aunt Sue, " both
Of whom are well known friends Of the
| Young: md who delight in interesting their
readers. Their knowledge of youth is put
Ia a most intelligent use. The Museum
| Is published by Horace B. Fuller, No. | 4 Broom
1 fsia ST. Boston. Terms, $3.50 year. The
pnhigbers will send specimen number free, to
| any one who wishes TO examine the magazine.
TnR Seno l. House BoNDs.-The author
Of the article In this issue Of the BULLETIN
stoned "Caizen," which taxes decided
ground against voting bonds for The builds
| ina Of school houses. il candid. fair and
iaoaorabc man. AID is, As, we believe, nctu
atel ~ 10 o,hef desire than 10 promote the
paLlie Interest; bus he inadvertently falls
;rto an error when he ntimates tia: the
b,a8s voted by a school distrct for building
sctool houses. can be negotiated Iorany less
than their par value. Section 2 Of chapter
OF Of the laws passed by the l2ih General
Assembly, under tie provisions OF which
In.enenaeui School Districts are authorized
~ borrow money and issue hoads, after pros
,;l;og for the submission Of such subjects
10 . vote Of the people, goes on TO say;
! "tnd il majority Of all the votes east on
III question BE- ia favor OF such loan, then
"a school district shall issue bonds to the
a,,, voted. in denominations Of not less
,hnn Nv eaiy-hve dollars, nor exceeding one
,honsand dollars, due not more than ten
. ".r Alter date, and payable at the pleasure
as mo district at any time before dae, which
IA nod. shnl be given in the name OF the
s",' . s;..r;ct issuiny them. and shall