Knoxville journal. [volume] (Knoxville, Iowa) 1874-1986, 1875-09-16
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a .'.,a, the business men o. New :
20 80. this county, and mere IS "ha'
= has 70 say:
PC - : r4a1asrd came to Newbern in
= "a entered into co-partnership
b;s fat.er-in-iaw, ID. Wiley,
- aboui six hundred dollars into
am But by his integrity and
lDv .,;tr he hns since purchased the
ne business; owns the most valua-
s,.iness property and residence in
= it being valued at one thous-
.6ye hundred dollars, and a stock
s1 .o,ds that will invoice at three
..Dd dollars. John is wide
..as business man, and his success
.bcgs il.
~. VIII Oliver Is carrying on the
lass of her deceased husband.
Howard, her brother, is the bust
manager. She has full stock of
80 &c, and neat store room,
NH George knows how to keep in
- style. George is a clever, good
s..rsed man with plenty of snap in
-, and as business man he is a
.oenlete success, and IL quite lion
song the fair sex of Newbern and
,,c;nity. "Just like we used to was.n
At. Pease is young nlan of great
,ron,Ise. The mercantile role is a
aaw one for him, but in the short
lime be has been thus engaged he has
sbown superior talent as a business
man of the west, and we doubt if
there can be found a young man west
of The Mississippi better naturally fit
led for the hustle and stir of business
life. He has cool, calculating head,
deep mind, is cautious of all hazard
ms speculations, and the firmest in
,errity Is his characteristic. Like his
sonpetitor, George, the feminine gen.
der lavish on him their sweetest
smiles. "Oh, for one hour of child
hood days"
Dir. w. Taylor is young man who
has met with unprecedented success
practice as physician, and has
the utmost confidence of his numer-
Gus patrons. The halt the lame and
the blind leap with joy at his APP
rroach.
DIR. Isaac Knecland is man who is
thoroughly informed in all the details
and munitia Of the practice of physic.
he is socially gentleman and thor
OUCH scholar. He has q large prac'
tee and stands high in the medical
Profession.
A short time since Price IL Son re-
moved their mill from Newbern to
Gordon, Wayne County. WEIGH q
Wiley bought the mill house, and are
remodeling it for new mill, having
bought new and complete outfit of
machinery and mill fixtures Of the lat
est and most approved patterns. j..
II. WEIGH has been in the mill bust
ness all his life, and fully understands
II. D. Wiley Is among the first set
tiers q Newbern, having removed
from 0hioi In 1885, He also has had
some experience in milling, being the
proprietor Of the Newbern mill that
burned down some sixteen years ago,
but since that time has been engaged
@amerchant and stock dealer. The
rmsagood one in every respect.
AG Fridley Yields the sledge at
thealtar Of Vulcan, and has on hands
al full stock of wagons and buggies,
snd is, besides, wheel-horse in DEM
ocratic politics.
Joshua Mason Is another disciple of
Vulcan, and there is not to be found
amore worthy man.
James Fridley IL another industri-
Gus smith, and has very liberal pat
nnage. He is always ready to
tell a Joke or shoe horse.
Michael Fry, proprietor of the New
bern house, is jolly Pennsylvania
Dutchmm. Michael has all the char
acteristics Of the Western. landlord,
and knows how to set good No. ]
table.
+. G. Wood, is carpenter and cab
Inc. maker who has recently removed
to the village. In the short time he
has been there he has materially adj
ded 10 the Improvements Of the town.
L. d. Keys, IL another of the New
bern mechanics, and az "A carpenter
and cabinet-maker he has no superb
Or, as those who have had occasion 10
Employ him can testify. Yet. per-
haps, the testimony is the workman
ship and taste of finish of the many
houses and barns he has built in the
community.
VIM. Diskey, is the proprietor OF a
wagon and barber shop, and alternates
between the drawing knife and razor.
Nj. 4. Hindman Is another wagon
maker aud aa, fnry, ont rood a