Buchanan County bulletin. [volume] (Independence, Iowa) 1869-1891, 1873-10-24

Vice President Wilson writes that his
health is almost completely restored.

Vice President Wilson writes that his
health is almost completely restored.
Nearly all the jewelry manufacturers
Of Newark, N. j., have stopped work
wholly or in great part.
Among the new residences in Wash
ington, that of Senator Stewart Of Neva.
da, is the most conspicuous and costly.
Dio Lewis says that diet of beans is
better for the complxion than all the
ed.
a Bennington boy is bowed bown be-
meath the weight of the name Of Burn
side Butler Grant Martin Palmer Hooker
Sladc.
A young lady at Elmira spent fonr
and Spanish, and then married vegeta-
BILE pcddler.
St. Louis editors, at present, have their
Shreveport exchanges hung over u
clothes-line and read them through a
field glass.
They have found out in Paris how to
say in French that ''Barnum is the prince
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1t seems strange enough, but it is Civ
Ell on good authority that not boot
black or newsboy Of Memphis has died
of the fever.
A Montana race horse is named "Hon
es. Charley" He is fast animal, but of
course he can never win race while he
wears that name.
A New York glove store has adopted
the Paris custom of having pretty young
girls to fit on the gloves purchased by
ladies and gentlemen.
Middle Morgan, OF the New York Tri-
bune, live stock reporter, is said to be
the only female in the country making
name in newspaper circles.
The only break in the line of tele-
graphic cables to circle the world is that
which it is now proposed to supply by
the line from San Francisco to Japan.
The Woman's Journal thinks that if A.
T. Stewart will let the / ZOO women who
are to occupy his hotel up town make
their own police regulations, all will be
we'll
The Rev. P Thinkcll Of London, was
robbed the other day OF all his shirts,
cravats, gowns and caps, and Ella 900 in
notes. Most any man would Thinkell
about it.
Of eighty-nine teachers, at recent
state institute in Vincennes, Ind, only
one spelled correctly list of twenty
words in ordinary use, and one missed
them all.
A runaway bridal pair at Springfield,
ILL.,, partook Of their wedding feast. com.
posed Of smoked herring, crackers and
cheese, spread out on the head of bar
rel. No cards.
Pattee, the Maine wife murderer,
speaks four languages, is champion
baseball player, popular temperance
lecturer, dabblcs in literature, and is a
polished fellow.
The New York Tribune complains
that bank cashiers, like Pierce, jr., of
Lowell, Mass. who have "irreproachable
characters for probity and integrity" and
steal 100000 or so, are becoming
bore.
"Have you Goldsmith's Greeces" was
asked of clerk in a store where books
and various miscellaneous articles were
sold NO" said the clerk reflectively,
we havn't Goldsmith's Greece, but We
have some splendid hair oil'
There are over q hundred battle flags
Of Indiana regiments in the State Libra
ry at Indianapolis Many Of these flags
arc tattered and torn to such degree
that it is only by exercising the greatest
care that the pieces can be held together.
A banker in Paris lost valuable dia.
mond breastpin and offered reward for
it. The thief had a facsimile made, sub
stituting paste for stones, and presented
the pin to the loser, who paid hand
some sum. The original pin he sold to a
jeweler.
A worthy old lady offers the following
advice to girls: "Whenever fellow pops
the question, don't blush and foolishly
stare at your foot. Just throw your arm
around his neck, look him full in the
face, and commence talking about the
furniture
The late Rev. DR.. Kidd of Aberdeen,
an eccentric but popular preacher, OBJ
served, one Sunday, in church man
sleeping whom he knew, and whose wife
was sitting beside him. The doctor
called out to the latter: go home, Bet
ty, and bring Johns night.cap"
A writer in the New York World has
discovered that Nilsson is more careless
in the use of her voice since her
marriage. We have often noticed that
ladies, after few years of married life
become exceedingly careless as to how
they sling their voices around.
General Baker, Commissioner of Pen
sions, has Issued an order for the prepa-
ration of grand roll of pensioners, which
shall begin with the Revolutionary peri
cd, and embrace all pensioners under all
acts Of Congress, from the beginning of
the government till the present time.
A formidable expedition in aid Of Cuba
is said to be under way. So far as can
be ascertained there were three divisions,
starting from different ports, numbering
in all OF least 800 men, and large cargos
of arms, and they have probably, in
whole or in part, effected landing by
this time.
Ginx- Baby Jenkins made a good i'm
preston in Boston At first he was Eng.
lishy, and the people began to yawn and
look at their chronome,ers. Then he be-
gan to wake up, and finally astonished
the audience by the vivacity and force
| with which he closed pretty dreary re-
port Of England's situation.
Gran: has lost his money with Jaw
Cook, has lost his tears over Henry
Clews, and has lost the governments
credit with BOTH Golden Age.
Tilton has lost his place with the Inds.
pendent, has lost his tears over Viccy
Woodruff, and has lost his credit with
both.-Colum6xs State Journal,
Messrs Jourdel, Parizot & Gresse, pa.
per manufacturers Of Paris, have invent.
ed new textile fabric, viz: the sheath
of the hop stalk. By removing the outer
skin and subjecting it to q certain chem
ical process, a textile substance has been
| produced which for length, suppleness
and delicacy Of texture is equal to, and
may be substituted fol- rags in paper-ma.
king.
| John Paul says that when man walks
sQuarcly up to the clergyman who mar
, ried him three years before, takes HIM
by the hand cordially, and, without q
word of reproach, inquiries after his
health il ia uSeless fnr any IN mn in "a n