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Buchanan County bulletin. [volume] (Independence, Iowa) 1869-1891, 1877-12-07

MASON l. HANLIN CABINET ORGANS.
They are the best organs made. They
give universal satisfaction, wherevey
they are used. Any person wishing
one of these organs will please address
Robt. n. White, Fairbank, Iowa agent
for these instruments, and the only per-
son in the county who can furnish them,
or enquire of the Fisher Bros. w
Buchanan County bulletin. [volume] (Independence, Iowa) 1869-1891, 1877-12-07

The only perfect corset in the United
States is the Queen Bess." Lawton
& Posts New York Store. Sole agents
for Buchanan County.
Buchanan County bulletin. [volume] (Independence, Iowa) 1869-1891, 1877-12-07

If you want the best quality of coal,
hard or soft, buy of Barber & Kellogg.
Buchanan County bulletin. [volume] (Independence, Iowa) 1869-1891, 1877-12-07

Two, three and four button kid gloves
in white and opera shades, at Turner'S.
Buchanan County bulletin. [volume] (Independence, Iowa) 1869-1891, 1877-12-07

The Madam Foy corset being no
longer worn, we will close out our en-
tire stock of them at IS cents each
LAwToN & Posi-,
New York Store Independence.
Buchanan County bulletin. [volume] (Independence, Iowa) 1869-1891, 1877-12-07

Two button kid gloves-every pair
warranted-for eighty cents, at Turner'S.
Buchanan County bulletin. [volume] (Independence, Iowa) 1869-1891, 1877-12-07

DON'T buy bill of lumber till you
have given Ms a call. Barber 4 Kellogg.
Buchanan County bulletin. [volume] (Independence, Iowa) 1869-1891, 1877-12-07

DIR. MARSHALL S Lung Syrup relieves
the worst cases of Coughs and Colds al
most instantly. Call on your druggist
and try bottle of it, the price is only
25 cents. Sold by P. Tabor & Son.
Buchanan County bulletin. [volume] (Independence, Iowa) 1869-1891, 1877-12-07

The Largest and most complete line
of Ladies Beaver and Matalasse Cloaks
ever shown in Independence, can now
be seen at the New York Store.
Buchanan County bulletin. [volume] (Independence, Iowa) 1869-1891, 1877-12-07

Mr.. KING requests us to inform the
public that the Opera House is not en-
gagged for Christmas night.
Buchanan County bulletin. [volume] (Independence, Iowa) 1869-1891, 1877-12-07
Making our total debt

MohluS totdl ucUt. 81 ,74u.So
10 this there is to be added about two years in
terest on the bill due Mr. Stout, $2ll SO, and one
year and . half on the 81 ,142 due Jed Lake.
The annual election Of directors takes place on
the LIST Monday Of January next At that time it
is proposed to vote on the question: Shall each
share Of stock be assessed seven dollars! That
will pay the debt of the Society.
II this proposition shall be carried it will make
each share Of stock cost $40: the property will
then stand the Society In $4,000.
1t is desirable that all the stockholders shall be
present on that day as it will require unanimous
vote Of the stockholders to carry such PROPOSE
ton.
1t is hardly probable that this debt will he paid
unless 1t is paid in some such way. If our receipts
are large we ind it is necessary for us to offer
large premiums, and our expenses are also large,
as we find by this years experience.
We certainly hope all the stockholders will be
present and express their opinion to the desira-
bility Of paying this debt.
or the date OF the election, all stockholders will
please take notice and be present and vote
JED LAKE, Secretary.
Buchanan County bulletin. [volume] (Independence, Iowa) 1869-1891, 1877-12-07

the Society.
In this statement nothing is put down fer rent
Of grounds, as nothing has been received from
that source.
The $500 from the State is made OH condition
that our receipts shall equal that sum. We have
always received that amount when we have held q
fair.
At the beginning Of this season we were
in debt to various parties, principally to
the Treasurer OF the Society," ..$ 81. SO
We owe z. Stout for lumber bought in
1875, NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.. ala 80
We owe Jed Lake for cash advanced to
erect buildings and make the improve
ments, ................ 1,14s.oO
Buchanan County bulletin. [volume] (Independence, Iowa) 1869-1891, 1877-12-07

ONE hundred volumes of the Vest
Pocket Series, being selections from
standard authors, just received at Wag-
goner's.
Buchanan County bulletin. [volume] (Independence, Iowa) 1869-1891, 1877-12-07

WHAT nicer present for lady than a
pair Of fine kid mittens with fur wrists,
at Turner's. 4w2O.
Buchanan County bulletin. [volume] (Independence, Iowa) 1869-1891, 1877-12-07

MILLING WHEAT wanted at tho In.
dependence Mills. 1851
Buchanan County bulletin. [volume] (Independence, Iowa) 1869-1891, 1877-12-07

DON'T fail to go to Waggoner's for
yonr Bibles and albums, where you will
find them in all sizes, styles and prices
Buchanan County bulletin. [volume] (Independence, Iowa) 1869-1891, 1877-12-07

EVERY style of ruffling at Turner's.
Buy the genuine California Buck
Gloves and Mittens, at MoRsE's.
Buchanan County bulletin. [volume] (Independence, Iowa) 1869-1891, 1877-12-07

BARBER 4 KELLOGG keep the Can
ton Shaft Coal.
Buchanan County bulletin. [volume] (Independence, Iowa) 1869-1891, 1877-12-07

Everything i'll neck-wear line at Tur-
oor'S
Buchanan County bulletin. [volume] (Independence, Iowa) 1869-1891, 1877-12-07

CLOAKs I! Cloaks Cloaks at the New
Vol Nxoro
Buchanan County bulletin. [volume] (Independence, Iowa) 1869-1891, 1877-12-07

| Response to . Toast 1t the A. o. U. w.
Banquet In Dubuque, by ]. +. McCreery
Of the Times.
Buchanan County bulletin. [volume] (Independence, Iowa) 1869-1891, 1877-12-07

MILWAUKEE, DIVISION.

A. NJ. lie =. M. lie p. M. ar A. M. ar
40 40 Cedar Rapids 81 II 90
SIS 3 40 Independence 3 40 SIS
30 527 West Union IL 10 6 OS
23O 40 Postvillc $50 800
p. IN. ar y. M ar a. IN. lie a.. m. lie
MUSCATINE DIVISION.
A. NJ. lie p. MI r. ar A. NJ ar
. 10 90 Burlington IL 25 10 10
1856 30 Nichols $50 100
200 Is Muscatine 30 8 10
p. m. ar p. m. ar p. m lie q. m. lie
The morning star and Catholic messenger., 1877-08-05
BISHOP GIBBONS.
Baltimore SUM-

Baltimore SUM-
Very Rev. j. p. Dubreul, Administrator OF
the Archdiocese of ,ltimore, has been off. :.
cially notified by Cardinal Franohii Prefect of
the Sacred Congregation of the Propaganda at
Rome, of the appointment of Right Rev James
Gibbons. Bishop of Richmond, to the office of
Coadiutor of the Archbishop of Baltimore
DR.. Dubreul has also received letter from
Vichy. from Archbishop Bayley, stating that
he had already in his possession the Bull ap-
pointing Bishop Gibbons to the Coadi q torship
with the ght of succession. Tho Arch bishop
men tons that his health is improving. though
his strength returns tut slowly. Archbishop
Bayley will send the Bull to Baltimore by the
e rst prelste he finds returning to the United
States, and it will be formally read and de-
l,vered to Bishop Gibbons by the Administra-
tor, very possibly, though cot strictly neoessa-
ry, With accompanying ceremonies in the
Cathedral of Baltimore Bishop Gibbons will
take charge of the admi n istration of the Arch
diocese early in the fall, if not sooner. He is
sojourning in the North at present, and when
he returns will give his attention to arranging
matters before leaving his diocese. He has
been named at Rome Bishop OF Ginopoh in
partibus iHfdefiuns.
The morning star and Catholic messenger., 1877-08-05

A LIBELoUs EPITAFH.-An extraordinary
case was recently before the Wells (England) }
Consistory Court; proceedings having been
taken against a widow by her brother-in law
for the following epitaeh just erected st Dul-
verton over her late husband:
I" To the Memory of, etc.
Neglected by his doctor,
Treated cruel by his
His brother robbed his widow,
Which makes IL all the worse.
The morning star and Catholic messenger., 1877-08-05
RECOMMENDATIONS:

From His Grace. The No.t Rsu ArehIt'hcp ef Toronto,
Canada.
revned by NJ. R Keegan. Esq, and earnestly recon-
tJoIN JOSEPH LYNCH,
Archbishop of Toronto.
Given at st. Michaeis Palace, Toronto, pr s. 1872
From His Grace the Aost Rev. Archbishop Of Hse YsrE.
NEW YORK. July II, 1ezs.
tons aeeadv y.ven bv IN aly i fSvnr of MtehsTs
Geographic, as revised and Corrected by Mr.. II. T.
John McuLosKEY.
Archbishop OF New York.
From his Grace the Most Rev. Araoshep Of Cincinnati,
Ohio.
CINCINNATI, ONO July %, 1871.
by the Of the Country
we their use in all our schools in prefer
Archbishop OF Cincinnati.
From the Righ. Reg. Bishop OF Richmond TrSinia.
RICHMOND, VA. March l6, 1876.
We heerfrlly ooncur in tbs excslIent recommenda-
tions already given by many in favor Of Mitchell's
Biographies as revised and corrected by NJ L ReegAn,
JAMES GIBBONS.
Bishop of Richmond
From the Xarerian Brothers.
BALrIXoaE, March i5 Ie76.
TIE N&verian Brothers hsvo been using httchels
Geograt thies since 1854 in their sChools This thrk,
is the best recommendation can give of them:
BRO rRER JOSEPH.
They have received similar recommendations from
tho Jesuits, Christian Brothers. Redemptorists Fran
cscans, etc ETC., and used in the leading usttu-
tiOns Of the country.
Hon. Newton Bateman, Superintendent Of Public
Instruction the State of Illinois for twenty
years, says:
Mitchclls Interme in atlas FORM is absolutely
the best school book OF which have any knowIed9e,
and consider it. in particular positive tesslnE
TO our educational inst tutionS.
The morning star and Catholic messenger., 1877-08-05

a clergyman who was annoyed by the
squeaking shoes of his parishoners, remarked
that come people had Z" too much music in their
coles"
The morning star and Catholic messenger., 1877-08-05

ne looks be used in the same classes with
the Old Primary and intermediate; and while they
retail but little half coat Of the Old Series,
their texG exually full and reliable 1hs beauty
of the unsurpassed and their fullners and
q ccuracy exceed eve that OF the old series.
, 1877-06-21


afr. ]. p. lsoor speaks Of the men who
have served tho Ropublioan party actively
IN committees, caueuses, md conventions
who will DO silenced by the Presidents lato
order forbIdding Federal. oficoholdcrs to
"managa the slate.making business" and
he enumeratos this list Of conspicuous per-
sous who ars cut down In the very Leyday
OF thar youth and usefulness,
Gov. X. G. aleconAscx, Secretary Of the taa.
seeErtary Of The Treasury.
Tue Hon. Mill ccNRAcK, member pf The same
Comn.ltses, /. Collector ot lnte.ua! Revenue In
1u4!ann-
Capt. KItau Exos. OF the sama Committee, Il
Postmaster at Waukesba.
CuAuytEr /. FlLLEf, OF tbs Aaua Committee, Il
Fottuaastes at 1t. Lon!s.
Gov EDWARD r. NoTEs. Of The SANS Commit
tee IL to 6s Minister u France.
+. ". kEyEs, the eflcicat aud abic Chairman Of
| lbs Republican Stats Central Committee Of VIII
eonaIn, and through whose <xcstlous that State
was sassd to the Republican,. Il Postmaster II
| Madison.
| DAxl1L SuxrARD. tbs Lively Secretary Of the Re-
publican Cnn,ustee ot Illinois. hods position In
the Chicago Post -Ontcu
Geu. A. T, NIEoYt, who 10 ga1iantIy I'D ths
tight IN Ohio ~ Chairman Of tho S:ste C1mmlttee,
il Pension Agent
Looking over the List we are moved to 70
mark that the lint naue,-HcCoAAucK.- -
, 1877-06-21

Tho immortality or injury Of It. Let
them condnc their inducements to tho Amer
lean md Irish whisky y-slrinhor1, who know
that whisky Ia poison, and TINT 1t Is ruin
ous TO lifc, liberty, and tho pursuit Of hnp-
pinoss, and do not need any argument on
those points. The moro they can induce
t!,cm to refrain from drinking whisky, not
only On Sunday hut ovezy other day in tho
week, tho botter It will DO for them. We
havo suggested 10 the Methodist brethren a
splendid limo Of compromise. We lavs
Shown thom field whito with tho harvest,
Lat them strip of their ooata and go in and
labor wlilo It is called tlny, nover doubling
that thoy will succeed, md in this work TnE
Cn1cAoo TRIBUNE viii givo them ita cheerful
support
, 1877-06-21

lowed to tRsue notea e4nat in amount to tho
par valnc Of thcir security. They hive now
90 per cent only OF circulation. This would
bo m ndlition Of $50, 900. 600 to tho present
amount of bank circulation, md wonfd lead
to general incrcnso Of circulation by all tho
bnnkB. Tho next amendment should bo to
repeal tho war taxes imposed by tho Govern.
mont on the banks, which equal ror cent
Of tho circulation, mud mike tho notes Of
these banks, the means for reslceming The
circulation being hold by tho Government,
receivable for nil saxes, including du-
Ties on customs. It Is objected by tho
sorhistical wiseacre Of tho Chicago 1iaes
that this would increase tho profits Of
tho bnnks. II tho note circulation be not
profitable there will bo none, and It Is quca-
ton whether the banks ahall havo profit on
circulation or TINT there shall DO no circula-
ton.
As IN essential and Just provision for any
resumption Of specie payments, tho FREQ
coinage Of tho silver dollar should 10 TO-
suuied. That Is measure which Is de-
minded By every consideration Of Justice and
policy, and indeed Of necessity. There caii
bo no resumption Of specie payments with
out silver, It Is perfectly idlo to argue TINT
there can be resumption Of specie pay
.nents without tho coinage Of tho siIvor dol
lar; without the silver dollar, resumption
must tako p1ace in gold Mono, involving tho
retirement OF both the grccnbacks and the
bank notes, amounting to 800, ,0o0, 900 Of
currency. Resumption must DO general
that Is, by tho country mud not by tho
Treasury Department alone,- for this the
private capital Of tho people must DO ro-
loved Of tho burdens and restrictions which
prevent It taking notion III MD Of resumption.
Tho Chicago Times hnrtlly makes my
claim to intelligence on questions Of l,olti-
cd economy or public policy, and ID oppos-
Ing tho restoration Of tho silver dollar to tho
national coinngo It can hardly be Raid to
10 inconsistent. We nro certain, lowovor,
are strongly in favor Of tho rccoinago Of tho
silver dollar. Tie enactment Of law Of
Congress- in October, restoring tho old silver
dollar as n legal tender aud providing for its
FREQ coinago, would hare tho effect Of re-
storing tho vauo Of silver To It's ordinary rate,
and before january, 1870, tho s'lyor dollar
would hare a va1uc, rs It had for fifty years
previous to It's decentralization In 1873, equal
to that ot tho gold dollar, making specie pay
ments matter Of course, involving no dis
turbanco OF business, and no contraction OF
currency. A silver dollar would &ako tho
place Of tho grccuback, aud tho general
currency Of tho country-gold, silver, green
bac1s. md bank noto-wou1d hnvo an equality
of value,-tho dollar in tho ono would 10
| equivalent to tho dollnr in either OF the
otlors.
, 1877-06-21

The ChicaEt' produce markets wero active and
irregular yesterday. htcss tork closed 20Gs1c per
hrlttghcr At Sl3 1Os313 1a9. for july and S13.
OLD 81 fur August. Lasd closcd lie rer 100 tbs
higher. At s. 1a for July aud 81. 0atS for August
Meats were 1rmcr. at 4kc for 1ootc shoulders
and UEc for dn short tib4. lltehwincs were TN.
changed. ut s1.07 per gallon. Lake ffeights wore
less actiyc aud r.cales. at lsc Tor to fsusIaio
Flour WIS anet mud casy. Wheat closed :,c
lover. at st.43 cash and 81,03h fur Iuly.
Corn closed steady. ut 454c cash md 45c for July
Gals cloted tsGt1c lower, at :}1,fc cash and 35Ac
for Jnly. 1syc was dull, at sl0c. Barley waa
numnal, nt Sic asked for new NJ. 2, ecttcr Sep.
tesnhcs. Hogs were active, ard 1TI20e higher,
selling ut ST .u1de5. 10. Cattle wcss quct and
unchanged. with falcs at a:.75de6. It, s!'ccp
were quiet, at 81, t1odt', D0 0nc hundred dollars
IN guild @,aid buy SlO5. 37,f In gtcenbaSks At The
cipsc.
, 1877-06-21

There is every prospect that tho 1ndinn
war now in happy state Of progress out iu
1daho will be promptly suppressed. Gen.
SHERMAN has discovered al old act Of paslls-
ment which allows the War Department to
furnish volunteera with muskots Of The old
pattern, and ammunition not 10 exceed fifty
rounds for each gun" but no grub. The
Averages volunteer armed with an old guu and
fifty bullets, dependent upon the corpses lie
mikes for what le gets to eat, wilt 6ght a
great deal lnraer than the pampered soldies,
who knows his rations arc In the yoax,
, 1877-06-21

An investigation into professional rnendt.
caney Ii London has Developed the existence
Of club numbering forty porsons, supplied
with an assortment OF directories and plates for
printing visiting cards. This horde forms tho
Begging Lctscr-Nritcfs' Society, and their NJ
crago receipts arc $25 per mau week. Tbs
easds arc uscd to borrow money from crcdutous
bankers md merchants, tho hcggar representing
himself rs relative # tho man whose paste
1oard he bears. The Establishment uf sos!ety
for tic Organization Of Charity has brought
these social pests.
, 1877-06-21

4 decision by tho Paris Court Of Appeals
On the legality Of "option sales ia m
opinion Us IL an opinion. II holds that such
sale is not o gambling transaction ''if con-
cludctl by tho partiea, or by one only, with
tie serious intention Of carrying It out" As
such intention ia lilo main stay ind vital
clement Of tho clap who wlns, there will
probably DO NO further difficulty on tho Paris
1l95sraa
, 1877-06-21

Mr. JAMas 2. Roor Is grcat'v nsnrme,' for tho
future salvation Of the Republican party II tho
Federal otf1ccholdcrs aro not permitted by tho
President to "manngo " its caucuscs mid COLI
vcntions, and nominate its candidates. as per
previous practice. Our friend is borrowing
trouble, 50 far "a this county at least is coli.
ccrncd. There still remains with ua II lnrEo rs
sortmcnt Of gentlemen, not Federal appoIntecs.
who will volunteer to manage tho conyea-
tions md make tho slatcs. 1t will DO time
enough to get scared II tho conventions fail TO
bc held, and tickets arc not put III nomination
by rcason Of tho ton.tntcricrenee Of Tho Federal
oll1eho!lere. Let us wait; give us rest.
, 1877-06-21

Moody and Hankoy will begin their work
In Da!tnosc Avg. !, and tetarn to Doston afiet.
wards.
The new Solicitor Of tho Troasury is dis
grnn&'ed becarso tho Washington Star referred 10
North Carolina AZ ''Tlo tAr.honl stAte.'
Tho King Of Spain ia In iovo-in most
unroyal way-with bis cousin, DOM Mercedes, an
accomplished woman every way worthy OF ths
throne to which he desires tu raise heE.-
Alr. Nignold, the actor, did not abscond
from New York. as reported, 10 avoid tho payment
Of hls debts. Ho went 10 Montreal to al m en-.
gsgoacnt under tho management Of III. 5trakoach.
Himeonl, the Cardinal Secretary Of State and
successor OF renowned An,onclll set,rea regular.
ly at D:l0 +. m., and ,as half days work lono In
the morning before tho rest ol the world u STIR
ring.
Private Da1zell, after urgent pessonal 30
1tcltalion for MI otice, was appointed to third.
c!ass clofkslip. which ho declined. labonng under
tho belief sha. It was lass Important than clerk.
ship Of the Gss. Glars.
Lord Btratfosd do RedclifIe, who has an
article on Turkey in tho laat number OF tho iY1At-
M sccrctafy u ha cousin. George Canning, and Wns
for many Year, british Ambassador at Constants
nople.
ncfore consonting to 10 tho Donoo.ntio
candidate for President ut the ncx. election. Mr..
Samuel ]. Ti1dcp will do we'll TO rodcct that tho
douhlceolnn,n article concerning hts flconae'lax
IL still standing In this Office, snd tt shoots from
both barrcIs,
Bauninh Gibbs, tho fashionable taslox Of
Montreal lately died and Left m immense fortune,
ha cturcga1fcry alone being valued 1t 3lso COO.
Eighty Of hs best pictures, building and LOT Ut
lind, md 81, 600 haye becn bcqueathed BY him a
supnl paol'c art gallery.
On tho 4th inst. tho pageant OF Lady
0otlya was revived at Coventry, populaslJ known
~ tho city Of 'peeping Tom." Tho Lady was
represented by Amy Sheridan, tho successor Of the
NeIskeu, AMI u1auy prominent characters In local
nna national history seen In ths procession by
psuxy.
The iirstbosn child of Col. Smith mud his
wife tfurr,crly Ida urccley) was baptized At tho
OtrclcY Inans!on on Chappaqua Farm FoceAtly.
tho service being performed by n Roman Cathol!o
priest. T4t farm Il now offered fot xala. II can
nsyer bc made " pay cxpcnses except by market
gardener.
BIZ. Jamoa Russell Lowell,s acceptance OF
the Spanish Mls4on Will not b. permitted to soses
llt connection with Harvard University. Tha
Trustees have Fefuscd 10 accept hts resignation.
pFrftErinxto ~ Ill the vacancy during bis absence.
Il II NndefxtooA That tho mission wns o0cEsd to
Prof. Lowell In an autograph letter BY Pfestdsat
Ilaycs.
Mr. J. D. Townsend, Twecls lawyer, an-
\ swcscd an !ppcstInent rupattcF who attempted 70
Interview him BY making tie following wEtttea
| statement:
ss ssl yss e e; fs'frass S
wit sSa,Y .se:s. s!sl Thso @ III fo9f eqs seis
sst ssiy ~ II sa:s P;:';; ~
4. s.-t an not writing confession.
Tho statement that hEr Coatca Kinney,
, 1877-06-21

4 report IL received by wuy Of Victoria and
San Francisco Of IN uprising by tho nlackfeet
Indians Of British Co!usnbin. Tho Isocky
Mountain camp Of tho Canadian pacilo lsail-
road was attacked BY tho snvuges md all tho
mon killed savo ono, who escaped 10 tell tho
ptnrp
, 1877-06-21

Ex-3tato Auditor JOHNSON, Of Louisiana,
falling to tur, up somo booss demanded Of
him, mud rnfnaing 10 angwer certain qucs-
tons propouaded to him by tho Grand Jury,
tfnia himself 500 out, aud ten days In, for
oQIteunt.
, 1877-06-21

Since tho death Ut 3fAnr1H pAuLsEy, ono
Of tho North Side Justices Of the roaoo, thore
has boon Il hard scramble for tho vncancy,
The Governor has appointed AusrN j.
DoYLE, Clerl1 Of the Orin,inal Court, "a most
judicious and acceptable selection.
, 1877-06-21

a telegram In ycster,lay's paper announces
that tho Turks hayc fallen back from, and tho
Kusslana Advanced to, 1ehakirbhba- Poor
bableal wflat haro they dono that Ottoman and
Muscovite "Johuncs should take turns 10
tho Gondish pasttme OF ' sinking 'cm up''t
, 1877-06-21
GrconbackB Of tho Now York Stock Ex.
change yesterday closed at MI.

HowAnn to 9ItEH,.AN--~" Tho Indians num-
bar from 1,000 to I, 800" SHERMAN TO DnAy-
HAN" In TINT case you can Lavo ZOO IN.
cicnt and rusty guus and fifty rounds for
Anch y