Adams County Union (Newspaper) - October 17, 1895, Corning, Iowa NUMBER 131C COUNTY IOWA THURSDAY OCT 171895 VOL NO 42 D H Attorney At Law legal promptly all attended 10 National Hank of Corning WH Supreme Bask 3OBNING IOWA fl M D Physician 4k Manns Block Corning Iowa 7th Street door north of O T Cole WT O attention to collections Second doot north COUSINS IOWA TP Q KINDRED vV CORNING IOWA Special to collections over Manns Block THOMPSON SEN Harness Saddles Whips Combs Brushes etc Repair ing neatly and cheaply All work war Iowa OT In Lomker Shingles Sash Lime Cement Etc Ktc Tardi corner Beaton Are and Monet Iowa HC CORNING IOWA of Philadelphia Dental Col lege ALL GUARANTEED S D PHYSICIAN SURGEON 1 frut OMt of Physician Surgeon Office over Andrews Clothing Store CORNING IOWA attend promptly all calls day or Bight in city or country Residence lOfit and Lomis ave HOTEL EWING POLITICAL Pop Billy of Creston would better employ his time in trying to further the pop cause in Union coun ty and not waste his precious time in grandstand play a regarding he strength of county Last weeks i The populists of Adams county have a ticket in the field and are going to win The republicans on the contrary have tittup weak ticket They are split up by factions that are the result of the squabble and the late affairs in which Corning Gazette up ought to convince all honest republicans that the poI atmosphere out there ought to be puri fled and the way to do It la by voting the pop ulist ticket Now this is the first intimation we have had that the pops have a ticket in this county But as this is from the chief mogul himself it must be trne Thus we are not to vote the dent ticket that the leaders here would make us believe but a genuine popu list ticket Surely this is ludicrous ask When did P H become a populist When did George adopt the longhaired faith When did Ira PClark intimate that be had become converted to the wild eyed doctrine If it is a populist ticket why did the populists in convention as say Resolved by the peoples party of Adams county in convention assem that for the purpose of elevating county matters above party politics on resolutions rec the nomination of an dent county ticket and we cordially invite all party to cooper ate with us in this movement E Com S D MERGER So these are Where then will Independents and those zealots who 6onnty matters above party politics get any is invulnerable by any means and already the cannibal tendency of the survival of the fittest is developing hear from reliable sources pop made propositions republicans jn tain In the east he Has a powerful in working for him Matt Quay Tom Platt Joe Manley J 8 Clarkson and other leaders are at work for him Senator Davis of Minnesota ami Sen ator Pettigrew of South Dakota are in the same combination They arc of the opinion that Reed will not have nearly gomuch strength as he expects iu that he will not be in the race seriously They say the fight will be between MCT Kin ley and Allison and that develop merits in the east indicate that the west ern manwill have strong support and good chances to secure the New York and Pennsylvania delegations In mer years the conditions have been such that the party has been forced to name a representative of one of the two great states York and Indiana This will not be the case next year The west is coming to Allison I know this from correspondence and other out side information I have as to the pro gress of the work He will go into the convention with a large part of the country west of the Mississippi it his back OP COBEA Palace Was Broken Into and Queen and Several Women Killed The Bodies Outside and Excitement Pre vails NEW Y Oct ger alds Seoul Corea special says The Palace was broken into Tuesday morn ing by troops and a band of Japanese sochi in civilian dress The colonel in command of the troops re fusing to enter the palace he was killed with a number of the palace guards The Japanese entered the queens and killed the queen and minister of the household and three The taken and Tai the kings father is known to have been in plot He The Japanese party is in control It is believed tlie kiag will bo to abdicate from the United States warship York town and the Russian cruiser at Chemulpo have been ordered up There great excitement It da thought this butchery will haste Eussia The plot gated by the kings father E T 1 A STAPLES STAPLES Contractors and Builders Corning Iowa Make n of Stone Brick Plastering and Cement worn CORNING REAL ESTATE CO Transacts a general Real Estate busi ness buys and sells Choice farms and town property for sale trade or rent If you have anything to sell list it with us Call when you want to buy Office 1st door south of Andrews Clothing House MANAGER 9 Deposits of and Upward Same as Any Savings Bank 4nOCOOno 8UKPLTIS Transacts a General Banking W S President J A L T COIX for Farm tm Poster M D B W Selby M D POTTER Physicians and Surgeons y K residence house south of If H V Selby south side of square opposite Cureh HARVEST Tickets on sale October 23 to in son 111 wiHt and mil limits up ply to i H Ageut The democrats in Grant township have made the same proposition to Clark votes for PH Bevins It thus becomes apparent that the UNIONS exposition was a true one of the scheme of James W Weed which was faithfully executed by the coterie of populists and democratic It was a beautiful scheme of Mr Weeds Sellish reasons want P H Beyins in the treasury So he put the party in his vest pocket and went up to the office of the populist par ty and said now weve been kept down Long enough do as I well both get there You put up Wesley Cooper for representative and Ill pat up P EL Bevins for treasurer and George trading stock there are not so many of you as of us so it would be better for you to secure an independent candidate for superintendent for trad ing a strong ticket now aint it The manager went down in tris hip pocket and drew forth the pop ulist party and thus was the solemn union mado and the ticket born Looney and Clark for trading stock Bevins and Cooper there Isnt this a solid ticket Now all the rot about republican dis cord need only to be noticed that it may sometimes have a warm time at their conventions for of late nomination almost has meant election but they always practice good politics and abide by their conventions leav ing their differences for the other fel lows to scrap over And so it is this year From all over tho county comes the report that republicans are and in line with their rolled up for the whole ticket and the usual majority for every candidate MAN ON THE TICKET is War cry WALLACE A BRIDE OUTLOOK FOB ALLISON Chairman McMillan of the Iowa re publican committee thinks Senator Al lisons for the presidency aro brightening and at Des Moines Satur day he gave expression to on this subject as follows Allison is now assured of strong support in the west and northwest He has the certainty of the delegations from Nebraska Minnesota North and South Dakota and New HO is expected to pro for Him but this in not yet cnr Van Wert WHito the Hap py Groom Creston Advertiser Friday tells all about it as Yesterday afternoon a gentleman passed middle age called at Justice Maxwells office and informed the court that he wished him to be present at Mrs Fullers on north Division street to perform a in which the stranger to play the role of groom Mr Maxwell informed the stranger that he would be at the scene of action at the appointed hour and when the time drew near the jus tice blacked his shoes with the stove polishing brush donned his Sunday on a standing collar and a red neck tie and with a sanctimonious countenance sallied forth to north Di vision street where the ceremony was to occur The justice was admitted and was surprised to Hud that the inmates were colored folks and it dawned upon him that he had gotten into the wrong house as who had called on him in the afternoon of the Cau casian race But no Mr Maxwell had not made a ina short time Mr Wm Vau Wert aged 51 white and Mrs Mary Wallace aged 43 black the and groom to be stood up and were ready to have the nuptial knot tied The justice was so excited it is sail he read the Lords prayer instead of the wedding ceremony Ho recovered him self however pronounced the solemn anil binding obligations which made them man and wife and destroyed the color line metaphorically speaking aud took his After the words had been pronounced the groom lovingly embraced his bride and affectionately implanted a kiss on her cheek It is understood the groom is a paper hanger Ho formerly resided at Villis ca but caina to Creston a short time ago It is alleged that Van Wert and his first wife did get along harmo and parted The bride is a buxom colored ludy and has i daughter about ten years old She has resided in Corning since 1878 but came to Creston a few months and has with a colored family on Division street by the name of Fuller She had bean married but her husband died in tho sonth Mr and Mrs Van Wort inland to homo iM Guaranteed and do better work than any or walking plow on earth Pat a little of it out of sight yourself and see how good it is Its V NOTES NAPOLEONS invasion of Russia will be described in the next installment of Poultney popular history of The German Struggle for Liberty in the November number of Harpers Magazine HARPERS Weekly for October 19th will contain an article on German Army Manoeuvres by Poultney Bige low and a fully illustrated supplement by R F on the results ob Buncos Squadron of Evolution Another prominent feature i Buggies Buggies Carriages 1 We are offering for next 3O days a fine lot of Buggies and at reduced It will pay youto see these on Earth good wagon tor the money We are well equipped for Windmill work Figure with us before you buy Shafer Mack H MERT Cte loi Two doora of Carmichaels Largest and finest market in the city Makes a of the finest fresh and cured meats Try ua for a tender juicy steak or anything in our line Ice delivered in the Leave your orders a paper on the Atlanta Ex position Ax article in Harpers Bazar for Oc tober 19th is entitled Small Dinners The invitations the menu the decora tions the that the hostess requires to know in order to plan triumphantly her enter is there set forth with all the fullness of practical experience by a successful hostess CORNING OCTOBER 30th they would Uncle Josh Uncle Josh Uncle Josh is a Yankee farmer who to Burlington yesterday gave the a taste of New England Domestic life a tost a which was much to their liking judging the recep tion given hy the good audience at the Grand last night The company includes some very clever people who are not so hay seedy as have the public is a typical farmer of the order ind Mr Bert Hodg gives a clean honest portrayal of that character It is a story of the in nocent hayseed drawn by his daughters misfortunes to the city where he falls among scamps and sees great trouble but finally all comes out well and the scene shifts back to the old homestead where all aro happy again The Luke was acted to the life by Mr Frank Halstead und the characterization of Hunk Monk the flash sport and green goods man was made by Will H Dalrymple most pleasing to tho gallery habitues who recognized in him an old friend The mill scene was most realis tic and thrilling and tho held its breath and hearts wont beat ing wildly until tho fair victim was rescued by her father at the very edge of the deadly buzzsaw A splendid accompanied tho organization and rendered some choice selections between tho acts Such is Life in Missouri Two brothers kept a saloon in a Missouri town One of them went to Chicago to lay in a stock When he loft home a revival was in progress in the town and ho had hard ly reached tho end of his journey when lio received the following telegram Buy no liquor Will join church tomorrow night Business is taking us to hell That night went to hear Col R G Ingersoll As soon as he got to his hotel ho sent of a telegram as follows Jim Hold off till T Have il from i nf Illinois that closed ui Re public NEWEST STYLES O A PEASE WALL PAPER 2000 Bolts of Remnants containing from 3to 10 Bolts worth 15 to 30 cents per Bolt We offer the entire lot to close at 10 to 20 cents per bolt while they last Come early and get the firsh selection POTTER LARGE AF FOR THAT IS KEPT IN A CLASS HARDWARE STORE 2fi2 East SMe Davis Corning Iowa DR PILLS prostration tho organs of either such as 1 ng Manhood Impotent Worry nse of Tobacco or Opium which lead to Coo With evory order wo elTe written ADD MOTTI For sale by WILL A DAVIS A Present To Union Subscribers The UNION has ou its books the de subscription of many readers These accounts while aggregating some hundreds are individually too J small to warrant the of a col I lector to the homes of our subscribers I In order to jog attention of who are thus mostly by oversight in arrears wo have arranged for a edition of the FARMERS LABOK SAVING BOOKS containing ruled I pages for the accounts of all I bought and sold for an inventory vlf all grains produce and stock an n count of expense in f MI of acres planted sowed n 1 anri price of It is ed to laat three years In addition I to the tabulated accounts there aro a number of pages devoted lo legal forms and to practical hints rules and tablets for farmers and stock growers every ciny use The UNION has decided to give one of these free to every subscriber who one year in advance Now will for a time be given tho chunco of securing one of these valuable books without extra cost The Corning State Savings Bank to on improved at J uer cent annual interest with optional payments 14tf
