Appanoose Times, The (Newspaper) - March 3, 1881, Centerville, Iowa -4 s r m i PUBLISHED EVERY THURSDAY H 8 Ac IOWA VOL III MARCH NO 30 per to Advance ALL KINDS STYLES OF JOB DONE AT THIS OFFICE WITH NEATNESS AND DISPATCH HOUSK FIRST CLASS HOTEI J K Attorney at s s low Williams Hardware iu First National Bank Building WM Real Estate Iowa I BOO her nt my cottage A with blue linger like morning's The look sUo from paradise And by her side an old man And of long since gone overhead a robin And glories light the sky Along the hor havo brightest Sho no mournful 13 lit and cloar joy belle Sho to hoar the song The voiced robin gayly But with wistful the the hills Huys and soils Real Estate on commission E c ATTORNEY AT C nd Hoft My like drawn near its Mid night stealing The night which brings mo TOM the on promptly in of riw ul bank Reynolds PHYSICIANS SURGEONS Iowa over west square AH calls will prompt y Votary Public and Collecting Iowa Ail kinds of Col- promptly with A C West side Square OLIVER Arc now fully to till orders for promptly nt all times Givo them JOSEPH HOLMAN'S CITY BAKERY lo West side fi doors south ot c Fresh nt all Warm munis served Givo him nt OF of character and truth rare the prerequisites of success iminy especially so in that of the chant These are the attributes which never fail to command respect and win admiration No one fails to appreciate and if they do not in the vulgar sense of the they bring an amount of satisfaction and peace to the owner that all the wealth of could not yield There is no better stock iu than those principles no capital gous so far or pays so or is so exempt from bankruptcy or When they give credit and con- and in the hardest of times will honor your paper in bank They will give you au unlimited capital to do ness and everybody will indorse your and the general faith of mankind will be your guaranty that you do not fail Let every young upon ing look well to these pensable elements of and defend them as he would the apple of his eye If inattentive and reckless lie will imperil everything cy in character is seldom repaired in an ordinary lifetime A man may suffer in reputation and not BO the man who suffers in character Jits Adventures Ono oi the most remarkable private on either side in the lata woe was u man named Tom a private in the Second Michigan infantry The began with his build He hud arms a full hand longer than any man who could be found He had no more backbone than a and could almost tie himself in a knot He could tell the date on a silver quarter held up twenty feet and he could hear every word of a conversation in a com- mon tone of voice across an ordinary street He could run half a milo as last as any horse could and there a standing offer of to any man could hold him down Oil a bet f a box sardines he once passed six nels within an hour Ou another sion he entered the Colonel's brought away that officer's When remarkable qualifications were he was detailed a scout and and was changed one department to another In tty of spy ho entered three times Ho entered Vicksburg preached a sermon to the soldiers a before the surrender He was in Orleans five days before that taken He was a man who that he could not be by an and he governed his m ments accordingly While under the orders of pen Keiley proved on several sions that he could see tlie naked eye than any officer couft a field glass If he could get of concealment within fifty feet of picket he could catch the He visited Lookout to spike as many of the Confederate guns SCIENCE BY NETTIE incs cull RED FRONT Picture Gallery I CHATTERTON PHOTO RED ONE TREATMENT A euro ibr Nervous Seminal ness etc Tht in Wet ice for 25 Yean book giving toll Messenger tells a Wonderful story how a killed The man was riding a mule lo the town of Gordon Just as the town was readied the hind legs of the without any provocation were seen to fly into the the negro shol upward about ton falling upon his side on the his body burst completely open He died within ten minutes after the fall Election Notice Notice is hereby to the qualified electors of the Independent District of in Appanoose State of that the anual meeting or election of said Independent District will be held at the Court in on the second Monday of A D being the day of March at as possible His disguise of a farmer who had been by the Union forces The enemy how got suspicious of and he was placed in the far the night There was a sentinel at toe and others near by standing giard guns and but it was al the same to With an old use as shovel and scoop he out at the back of the and walked up to two pieces of and spiked both before any alain was raised When the sentinels bejin ing at him he ran out of jut be- fore he was clear of it he hai been fired on fifty times Keiley was once captured by Missouri guerrillas Social science is a subject that pre- sents itself to our minds for discussion B ri which may be both pleasant and in- I havo thought much more of it the last few months than ly It seems to me that there are tain limits in its restrictions that might be passed over with propriety That we have departed from the ways of our good old forefathers enough to assume a little too much of the aristocrat It has been said of late that it seemed to spoil some of our people to go as they return heavily laden with foreign airs that do not impart exceedingly to their sociability afterward This no doubt is true in too many cases can people have long been noted for their sociability and hospitality Our Pilgrim fathers were whole-hearted with hearts warm and glowing with love for their God and brethren And this should be our rightful inheritance And the dom for which they so gallantly and bravely fought and the precious drops of their life's be wisely protected and cherished by us of thought and the expression thereof and of action is one of Heaven's choice gifts to mortal man My thies are with one of our best and most i sincere ministers of the in who is now undergoing a most vere chastisement for presuming to ex- a freedom of thought and views Our land has been prosperous beyond all other for the time of its on account of its freedom ple gather here from all parts the globe to enjoy and yet too many ore not and wish to ape the aristocrat A aristocratic person is not congenial to It is true that I like to see people assume a proper yet they may be affable and polite I love and I contend that it be enjoyed many without ing detrimental to good character or i J in A I oni traveling en route direct from New York to on the early morning train I am nicely and comfortably and gliding swiftly and smoothly along tfUK zoara Those who are in the habit of telling prodigious stories ought to have good memories fortunately for the their memories are generally short ones Sheridan used to deal with these pests in a manner peculiar to self He would never allow himself to be by a verbal ever a monstrous story was told iu his lie would outdo it with one of his own and put the narrator to the blush by a falsehood more glaring than his own A gentleman iu his hearing once related a sporting ure of his fishing one say in a tain cold spring full of delicious and soon caught a large mess what was really not a foot from the cold spring there was one of boiling ao when you wanted to cook your all you had to ter hooking them from the cold was to pop them directly into the The company all expressed ment and at this monstrous with the exception of said enon yet more surprising I was F ing one when I came to a place where there were three springs The first cold one stacked with the second a boiling and the a natural fountain of melted ter and butter and parsley ex- claimed the first j sible beg your said believed your are bound to believe incident occurred continued the gentleman was out shooting and spied a brace of birds I out of but I threw the ramrod into the barrel of my and brought down both more singular circumstance to retorted Sheridan had promised a friend of mine in don half a dozen partridges for my agreement when I heard the distant horn of the stage coach which was to take my game to London I rushed into my in the hurry of the forgot my and left my LEGAL BURKS Att KINDS CONSTANTLY ON BAND Daniel Daniel Boone was born in Bucks on Feb 1735 When 18 years old he removed to North lina and became a farmer In he set out with five others to explore the border regions of Kentucky They halted on the Bed a branch of the where they hunted for ral months In December of that year with a was captured by the but escaped They were captured and his companion was killed Boone again and with his brother went to North where for several years they lived in the with only their rifles as a V means of support In they returned home In 1772 he sold his with his two and five other set oat to make his home in Kentucky ter various adventures with the he was with the commission of a to command three sons on the to keep back the tile and in 1775 was employed to lay out lands in Kentucky for Pennsylvania Company In 1778 lie was captured by Indians and taken to De- troit He found favor with his and was adopted into one of their ilies Discovering a plan laid by the British for an Indian attack on he to escape and set f f out for the Kentucky which he reached in less than five days His supposing thai he was had returned to North but he at once put the garrison in and successfully re- the which was soon made In 1780 he brought his family back to and continued to live there till 1792 He lost all his posses- sions in Kentucky for -wiviit of a clear and retired in disgust into the wilderness of Missouri There he died at on Sept In 1845 his remains were and with appropriate iu the cemetery of Ky the day is before and I settle my j jron ramrod in my I fired mind down to enjoy an hour or two but that proves and I feel a dullness that is not pleasant To shut my eyes to sleep with out covey of killed six them into a and gave to the coachman was the not only but actually for I 435 Wet tad not doB hi 10 for the election of two directors and the transaction of such man oft nis and have ness as may legally come before it Also to vote upon the question as to i j H theu t under a whether or not the sum oi Two Thousand dollars shall be by a tax levied upon tiie taxable property of said Independent for the purchase of school a house site Also to vote on the question as to whether or not Bonds to the amount of his eyes he was surrounded by jve or Of the for I detest to see people six men on foot and others in Codding in the cars in the die It was under a tree in open j cast my eyes over my and he had been tracked by t and I notice those whom I feel As he rose up at their command ie re- be congenial and I think I would on joy a chat with them to while away the passing hour But I approach them with a view to opening a for if I should do so people would look at me with suspicious and in This audacious narrative effectually silenced the to his wonderful skill as nast By dodging and jumping he got out of the and Milled Preserve us from the notoriously strong-minded who pushes her way through the world She is tyrannical and even abusive and log house with only one Two sentinels sat at the door with revolvers all probability class me a and like a tme all probability class to an extremity the homage due to person or a her skirts She is utterly in their hands and kept watch d hi favoring entertain myself as best I A m A Au flu demands a before one has a chance every movement After an hour ol two Keiley approached as if to offer hem can with my silent thoughts during the entire and I must say that Sewing Machines Thousand dollars shall be issued and jumped clear over times they become very monotonous by said Independent for the like a deer He had half The Latest District One of said houses to be built in the Northern part of said Independent District and one of like kind in the crn part thereof Both of which said under the fire oi a score of revolvers without being hit if I were I might be particularly benefited in some way I might possibly gain some valuable information that would be And question arc hereby submitted to the the service Kelloy captured fiftytwo rt J A I I i During his throe years and a in a advantage to me in after d ft i t 1 V AS AS TIIK lied rotes of said Independent by the Board of Directors to be voted on at said election or meeting The form of the ballots to be used in Confederates and turned them ov an himself was and escaped five times As a SIT I TIIK I voting on said questions shall bens entered more than thirty which otherwise would be life I might gather new thoughts and new which would irradiate and expand in after and leave recollections of those golden SEWING favor of issuing Bonds to the amount of Eighteen Thousand to build two school houses the issuing of Bonds to build wounded He had said that he I will drop the subject and He was upin at and yet was tedious for fear that I have your my never die by the hand of an and prophecy came true In last AT THE GUN SHOP SEWING MACHINE Belts and Attachments Any part furnished to worn out parts Ammunition and Sporting Goods Clothes Wringers Repaired GUN SHOP school a tax of to purchase ground for u school house Against a tax to purchase ground for a year of the while school house J C 111 were killed within forty rods the Union lines by a belt of lightning Real Estate Henry H Wright MEAT MARKET NORTH IOWA market price paid for fat entile pelts Ac Fresh antl cured ou at all times Call around v Titles examined and abstracts written showing the complete history to any tract of land or lot in the county Notary Public kinds of for the Con- of correctly at reasonable rates in the County Iowa H I I IN America nnd in all the T j T I IS 4 ured Confederate scout both countries of the except England there is no impediment to tho of a man with the sister of his deceased wife In the ii South African colonies of England laws been passed ing such and these laws have received tlie royal approval with her stout umbrella if they happen to be in her requires as much room as a and is followed by a scared and meek who evidently never spoke above a whisper in his life Women she men she fights Ticket sellers know her for a and woe to the waiter who happens to bring her a dish which she can contrast with some other dish on an adjoining table Her unfortunately for does not but seems forbidden to do as one of them recently penalty of Her favorite weather is rainy and cold out of doors Her favorite weather according to her is rather hot In that Who can look at a little child and not feel the divine iove and innocence re- in its dear little face And yet I see all around me mothers when they have clothed and fed their turn them into the streets to not not caring what company they and think to I have done ray and they are all right for an hour or two at Surely this does not comprise a mother's duty Poor little lambs I when I see one of these neglected that I must clasp him to my heart and take him home with that the poor child may know the life my boy leads and grows strong in love the little Teach them thai mother is their that mother sees and understands their trials and troubles make them feel that you sympathize and that you never are too busy to speak a ing word Make home lovely and at- tractive tell them sing them have games for the long winter and they will love their homo and parents My now 9 years when tired of all creep into my laying his head on my know I'm but sing to me a little God bless I am only too glad to feel that he has not outgrown all love for mother's songs and mother's so I fling him song after ing the while how any mother can resist the love and affection that a little child gives when taught to look to mother for comfort A child brought up in a loving and re- fined manner cannot fail to reflect credit THE tale that when voluntarily put out his right eydin der to be removed from a he is pronounced an fiction The real facts are 013 when only 8 years while a cutler boring holes in the of a knife with a drill fastened to in old broken foil by a piece of this rude machine gave way by too great arid the broken the right eyo of the child witl greal perforating the rible accident causing liim to le one different from his lie was pampered aad spoiled by his his every whim and fancy MB a- thoroughly residing on Compton vouches for it that the shower brought down not only but fish He says that Lafayette California was literally strewn with which dropped from somewhere she never being strictly upon itg and from the heart of consistent to it throughout her stormy one who maae happy in his childhood the picture of home and mother never fades and in after when assailed by the cares of mature he will look back and God bless my Most of them were being about three or four inches long Numbers of them were picked up in the some dead and and gling Where they came from every caprice oJ his ardent and iiolent of be hard to Bay Louis allowed free play life You can't make pancakes out of the base-ball although the pitcher often catches the batter SIB Under Secretary for Foreign Affairs in has a pretty little provincial home to which he always retires when the session is over There he receives little or no keeps very regular is a strict and divides his time between gardening and study Hia grapes have wou and some ex- ImH been made on the though tho lord thereof never tastes IT was a Windham wife when her husband was brought home thanked God that he was not a blood relation 14 A NEWSPAPER Man's Sad is the title of a touching article wo did not read We suppose it is the old old of some editor who married a fr and then the old man refused to lift the mortgage on his of- News A BALTIMORE paper says it is very bad form for gentlemen in society to talk of money matters We suspect the Baltimore editor met his tailor in so and was asked by the etiquette smasher when it would be convenient for him to pay for his last suit of Herald T
