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   Eldora Ledger (Newspaper) - August 31, 1893, Eldora, Iowa                                Ft v Entered at the as VOLUME XXVIII HARDIN AUGUST NUMBER Hardin as Viewed by Lodge i 1me Table in Effect May 1893 leave Abbott Crossing as GOING longer 3 02 am sight 69 GOING 12 pm 62 10 a m 20 n m 86 to u m I except JUST IN THE OWA CENTRAL Trains leave Eldora on ami utter April follows SOUTH AND lor m except lor and Kansas m except a in p in ft NORTH 1jJaHy to 1ftvU and a m i in Mil j in Train 4 makes connect ions nt Oskaloosa All other trains except trains curry passengers when pro Mod with STEAMBOAT A good many young are at tending the worlds There was no regular service at the Methodist church Sunday 1 The creamery is doing a big busi although the pastures are quite There was a large crowd at the Sol diers All bad a grand good time while meeting their old Last Wednesday occurred the mar riage Miss Lillie Greenleaf They will depart for their new home them a long life of There came very near being ti Ike at Cables Some child set flro to the bay and destroyed the bam and very near burning up the It was quite a It III to n in 6Masoii City ex p in to u m TIME March noon SOUTH ASP ares 11 NORTH AND SOUTH AND aves 5 15 in BUSINESS Office Kuckolls Jewelry L Will practice in HUFF U L County 1iwetlee In oil the Last i OV THE AND INSURANCE ce In Porter OAN AND I Honey to lit n low ratu of Abstract of Kecord Bng for tun Insurance Companies North of two blocks of it HiHi l JL door Bauth ot I second door of LILY DALK OFFICE In Hardin El Iowa KING over City P Physician I Physician ami CITY STATE if Capital Count Iowa T Al Great spent Sunday at Uriu all thousands of III and Ask far WOODS PHOS U ho otters gome of leave hla Inclose In anil we will good by return malL ono t ial Sold In by unil P moved to Marshall town last Job A Slier is building a new house across the Several from this are attending the worlds fair this Frank Lockwood moved down from Steamboat Rock last Lew Hall has been painting his house and fixing up in good Edward Lawrence and wife visited in the south part of the state last week took his class and drove to Eldora last visited his a few days lust Clarance Doty relumed last week from where he had been visit ing his Oliver Saint has been running the meat market the past while the has been at the worlds returned from Dakota the first of the where lie had been in the employ of the McCormic Machine Miss is visiting at Miss Myra started for Salem returned from Des Moines Oscar Hunker went to Greenville last Libby begun teaching school at Pollock was a visitor at Harry was a visitor at flen ry and Ulair visited at George Perry is visiting his brother Seth of this Worth Miller has been sick for the past but is better Several of out attended the travelling mens picnic at Sat Milo Hunt lias returned from Can ada and is visiting among friends and The gave a cobweb social at Joseph Wednesday Many of thu young were Friday and taking Cecil Vance arrived hero last Wed Ho is soon to begin school as professor oC the Ernest gavo a very interest ing task on practical and Tuesday eve Last Thursday Providence mar ried men played a game of ball with the single the com of tho bets were freely offered iu favor of the single but there were no al though we have u good playing nine when in contest with common The single men led until the fourth in and then those old fellows began to limber up and Al the close of the game the score stood 15 to 20 in favor of tho married It was u very quiet game just a little yelling by some of the until they got so hoarse they could no longer Married mens wives had to do the chores for a day or while the sin gle men have left Olo Korem is getting over his sick Drake and family wero at Hubbard Albert and wife visited at Miles Ed made a Hying trip to Hubbard Tuesday Swea was in town last week on Livengood and were in town last Morganstein will go to Minnesota with their steamer this went to Story Sunday to deliver views for a few Lew Smith and George Bennett at tended the traveling mens picnic at Eldora Will Drake and Larson built new chimneys on the farm house of Maugans who lett home two weeks returned after an unsuccessful effort to see the worlds did not go to confer ence Monday as was because he was retained as a witness in tlie Sumlay closing Last Thursday evening the railroad tank near tha depot en tirely demolishing the tank and Hood ing every thing A brother of the is moving to his farm one mile north of is from and we give him a hearty September school will Hunt will have charge of he upper Miss Flora Allison the intermediate room and Mis of the preached his farewell Sunday evening and started for Monday to attend It is hoped by many that ho will be Steven Lincoln Hamilton and Miss Julia were married Wed at tho home of Jewell August tho daughter of Thomas of this passed peacefully dying of with which she had been a great sufferer for thu funeral sermon at l after which the Remains were at rest beside her ilt There will bo a trial before Iverson which of this place is plaintiff aud Lee It pears that Cam mack Lee gave the permission to occupy one cor ner of their shop until ho get possession of a building he had en The plaintiff being of the Ad vent persuasion insisted on working on to which the defendant ob aud asked him to observe the lay of wherein he used violence them and became very Last week the defendants had the tools removed to the outside the and now ho sues them for damage and for interfering with Ills time in my life at was unde r a democratic administration aud I by a democratic as I take that the governor is thinking of running It may be Brother Boies to be democratic gov ernor of a republican state once but I am not prepared to believe that he is ready to stand before tho gent people of Iowa as an apologist for the shortcomings of his own admini and more especially for a national administration whose party has for thirty years been Give us both houses and tho president and we will show you what can d o That time has Have they dono it The steady failures of business enterprises of the last four tho idle factories of a thousand hills answer It is an administration that says to Wo believe ninety per cent of your number1 evince that ho wna o proffered affection on Rumor says he had threatened to kill hot if she would not accept The story is very plausible then that in his jealous wrath he did not go far away or else returned lay in wait beside the road Saturday and murdered her in the brutal above de Coroner David has u theory that tho murderer must have had a horse near by aud escaped iu that Tho whole surrounding country was so thoroughly searched so soon that it would seem almost impossible that a man on foot could have gotten out of the way early The suspected is described as about live ten not very heavy aud with a peculiar soar no his under lip made by the kick of If he should bo j caught and there develops any Pure A cream of tartar baking Highest of all in leavening Latent United Powder 100 Wall iiro frauds until you prove to us differ the republican party has made some in my heart I thank God 1 belong to a tho the grandest the world over yet in tho of its fame for got not the Union soldier living and honored tho soldiers While Governor Boies may say that national politics has nothing to do with tho election in Iowa this let us hopo her people will rise their might and Other states may do as they but of the thousands who marched out from the state in defense of country she gavo be aud wo arc not prepared to ninety per cent of those that returned Wo had hotter pay 00 fraudulent pensions than one of her boys would want for Joil to one of tho known and most citizens of Brown suffered with for along limo and ninny remedies without until Cluim and Remedy was used that relieved him at For by the Winchester Prom a Kansas hours a year I promised to write to KO many of my old unil im sorry to say have written to none of them Wo noted ninny improvements in the old when we were among them tho court building that will bu an honor to and of county long after who contributed to muko build ing it is passed to tho great Un Who will say it did not pay The houst was com and 1 often thought of tin remark made to me when said this would be an honor to lie answered I hope it M may not pay mo very it will be when I am Here was a life brief us it few were as Poor George like all had his but to turn from his door the honest or defraud the widow and her fatherless children was not ono of Mny an ungrateful world be us generous with Perhaps you would like to know something as to as o have one of tho finest countries on We have a soil with plenty of rain will produce any thing from a hill of beans to a You may have heard of a wheat in Kan Why this county alone produced Her people nro very kind and generous even to a we have ono of finest collections of freaks in tho Wo have the bearded the sock and the Lew the and also tho goods box In times past we have had but grasshoppers nor hot winds huve so shaken the confidence of the outside world in Kansas as have some of the speeches that to tho discredit of the the wildest schemes of any political demagogue in the history o Speaking of I realized summer when home that for the iok and iso Do Wilts Early ror little pills witt heater To help n good cause along every body should attend the concert for the benefit of the to be given opera September Ad second board open HC store Monday 7vo extra charge for reserved Tlie pro Opening Finno li Mis Duct i U llo Don Murder Moat Concerning the murder near Mur jives the following account a little after 10 oclock by the person or per rons Miss Annie was in a most blooded and Sho had been the head by a there wore a number of stabs isi her breast d and her throat had been cut from ear to At this writing thore is only a slight clue as to the perpetra tor of the dreadful crime and officers everywhere are on the jui Tlic murdered girl was about 20 or years of of father and mother livina a short of Sim had been working for about twelve in tins of Henry i pros and who lives three miles and i hiilL north aud one mill east of Mias is of aa i industrious spirit at Uie I halt a mile of At 10 oclock olio In a few minutes heard frightened and in ths of thu About half wuy between liis house and Hills he camo upon the girls lying on the back at tho of the in a ditch left by tho probable and sent his who had to Hills for Hill soon came and discovered that the throat WHS cut and tho girl heard two loud groans he was about twenty rods from the which were probable the last sounds uttered by the murdered Henry brother of tho deceased works lie was tho only other witness examined at the inquest and furnished the only clue to a possible He told oE a young butcher of named Bart who had been attempting to go with his sister for a number of But she didnt like The Sunday before tho murder ho had called at to see Miss lie waited went away and returned Still she did not At last ho saw her going to church with Low and her then hitched up and followed lie the gir homo from church that day and was not seen there It is also stated that on last Tues day or Wednesday bought u ticket to and bad not been soon at bis home that It has been she rejected his the it will go hard with It is rumored that he was seen in but the truth cannot yet bo ascertained us to it is also stated that Miss Wiese was afraid of him and said that she did not fesl perfectly safe about going home alone Saturday Stories are told of another man who had shown admiration for the murdered but not much cion is against Melon Iowa Falls Five boys broke into a box cur at the night and stole a lot of water They secreted number of these in the a little ways from tho where they were discovered in the morning by employees of the railroad The melons were left in the grass and Marshal Gillord WIH He stationed himself jieru the spot and waited for the to come back for the Finally one of them was his way to the Just as he a large melon ami off with A it he found the i A in is lie was not loss than ono million people at that ha UB I you the cough will you it has lin Miss ivu nf If you want to know u Im holns liy Vooli Will Hah 1isliTusli Chorus of i train of MUw 3 I Kings for thing away told the coughs and If of the rest of tho The Marshal isi now them up and will prob aby have all under arrest by There been a great deal ol thieving all ills done about KIU tho of depot having been carried off o few woeks ago and rilled of about It is tiil tha boys in this car breaking muy also bo for ninny other thefts and it id hoped their may put i stop such nt Indianapolis For tho of veterans ind to attend na tional encampment o and Iowa Central railway on September I and i to finil return it low desiring to return via Chicago ami vinit tho worlds fair cui obtain al lowing them to do HO upon the pay of Tickets aro tood until Hi The Iowa railway iti the ami only lino running through earn to without I For and other information call on Iowa Cen tral railway or address Thomas editor ol tho has omul what ho to lie tho best remedy in existence for the Ills is woil worth Ho says Last summer I a very attack ot I tried almost ovary known none giving rc was to I purchased a bottlo and re almost immediate relief I con to medicine and was I take in roc to any v son witli such a as it is Lho best In 50 cont bottles for salo by the Winchester Harvest The Hook Island Koute gives low rates for THIS August 22d is tho first one and tho rate is ticket agent of any or agent of tho Hock and you wirf bo informed ns to and also as to of Sep in thest ami at to j M U or n ion try Trial dm Pitchers Castoria will an ttt Sun day Tho pro gram Choir linii Turner Ward of Tin Musli S All ij fur tember all ooft anil from usi uf Jim ly Children Gry for Dont expect your horse to hurry you have done your If your is poorly the move ho the both horse will wear Is the friend nnd his musters It saves labor for one and money for the Its the slickest grease you ever Sold by nil and Grease  

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