The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1886-09-16
PERSONAL AND LITERARY.

During his lifetime john y. Gons',
lectHred $50 tim j. 10 III i. i'm
So 900 pc. pl'. and Travelled iI,.u.#1
William X. Vanderbilt contem-
| plates retiring from business, and - o.
ulat.on sud erecting near New !. rs
one Of the iiar.i country re,.lencc. III
the wor.. y. y Hetufa.
Isn't ]. q title singular that lie
/ Two Typical : j bern poet, - Ali IT
Pike AT. a.pr. II. i'rciItic. "A t,u;t.4l
south IA nr.to. ) lrgent :. Prem,
- and q fsisi.al >nu'l.ern inri.t -
Hiram W. II should I'll haze h.en
Dorn al the N9rtA? II a.tu CoasAta-
i'm.
Albert ald Maia Harris. colorei,
a-ea frsI.tilyt.l, stNrlii,-.wo and liz
is--iN year. were triuit.I III Marshall.
nj y. t.le other ,iaA. ::ti,r il separation
y. 'nirty-@ts.r y.:.. they were slaves
il! Kentucky and were separated whtn
sold. never hearing frnln Zach other
Until quite recently. = Chtcayo Iter
uceaE.
Doerhecncr Date. Of Inc Connccti-
Cit Hose III Representatives has in
cartridges That were carried bv ill le
Il. Gage in the rrti III from New In
don in the war Of 1872. Thy are hand
made, the wrappers b ;ag pieces Of
newspapers, and tie round ball, are
kept in place hy tow s.rn.s. Mr..
Gage when ninety years old gave tie
relics to Mr.. Date. Larifort Courun'.
Mrs. Jay Gould. the wife of tic
railroad mi.iionara, is rather shar :
stature. though plump ard com -.
lIer face denotes int, lligsnce, anil i -
doubtless very rr tty When size VII,
young. She is thoroughly domestic in
her tastes. and has devoted her time TO
her homo ami children. She spends
two hours day " til her three small
boys, and carefully inspects AL tho
books they read. y. y. Ncrs.
Captain James Black, tone. If Brad
ford, Conn. who died recently, agel
ninely-tnrce. was direct ,ic,cenItnt
OF the first wait, settlers on tie panin-
sula now occupied bv the city 1T Bo,-
ton. The first Blackstone in Ibis coun-
try was the pilgrim. WHO landed in til.
Year lc21 IL. " ) q mn Il Il OF tins
Church OF In. sani: W; the first church,
man Of Boston. AMI the founder OF tho
city. He oncc oWne much of the
Ian now covered b. i sion. boston
Hcroid
Mrs. Tom ri John. who was. not
many years ago. Il weii-kaoWn n-ufe
in our street, as sh. walked broadway,
in coat ana trousers. Sc ling her it,,S-
band 5 paper. the Ioicuiso. j. now iiy-
ing in Frankfort, Pa. sh. .sil wears
the trou. Is. bat the Io}cHao has sus-
pended, ana the Tom Iii Johns are en-
gagged in the lorn business. the
VINE manufacturing III, perfume. IN
her hu band selling it ~ the bottle.
Many friends viii BE- pleased 10 learn
that the call rrn Res. iaton AMI
ANcngcr are thriving. -. /. Aefata.
Prince Torlonia. the Van ler,ilt of
Italy, who died Gently. aves i.ty
million francs TO his daughter. the
Duc.ess Of Ceri. and iity million
francs to the eldest grsni.pn Of the
Duke Of Ccri. b sides numerous l,ga-
cirs to all in his rmplu,m mt. lie pro-
yides for the continued nlaint nee Of
all the charitable institution, founded
BY him, but directs that IN, one or all
OF these should h- !, r.hwi,Il closed and
suppressed Should any Of tli authors
ties -Goyernment. III ME lsa or ec-
clesiast calatt ,.mpt any I'M rinrcnce
whatever with the m.ns.g luent Of
them.