Iowa Liberal (Newspaper) - February 12, 1879, Lemars, Iowa Local Sixteen of live stock were shipped from LeMaris If you want to see something nobby in the collar go to of patent collar has got out another It's a Pat the bus bud a street lump put in front of bis shop on Sixth Our Catholic friends are having a this The services are of an interesting Barney of has taken up two stray which same the own or is invited in look H. Briggs and a. h have disposed of their interest in the Briggs patent collar to 0. and John HE SERVES HIS B E S T WHO SERVES HIS PARTY Vol. 7. LE FEBRUARY 12, 1879. No. 30. Last evening Elder ' eon and Miss Hattie both of ibis were united in marriage at the residence of IS the Rev. A. E. Arnold one of the was in town Mrs. Mary D. Clark starts for an extended visit to ll. G. the Dubuque shirt was in town yesterday selling his excellent c. E. Loving is in he will probably return With a i l r s Loring the latter purl of the i V Neighbor of delivered five hogs to purchasers at this place Monday and receiving three dollars and cents per hundr e d The Sioux County Independent intimate that LeMars has a big scandal on foot the best but the Independent is a little off its There is no scandal whatever that a flee is our best Commencing with the fist month the Central Railroad company will transport weat from this place 1 0 Milwaukee and Chicago at the rate of 41) cents per 100 pounds reduction ot 4 cents on the rales of 1873. W. E of Lock ( J. V. of ii I U H place WANTED A competent one bo has plenty of muscle and not to use it. M. A. Another temperance meeting was held at the White school in Washington Monday Dr. George Stanley and C G. of furnishing the signatures were obtained to the Smith & Purr m. r dl teen dred pounds o f butter These gentlemen have re- opened under Sau clothing and are ready to purchase all the butter 1 eggs thai may be brought paying the highest cash 9 - - Hon. D. A. P r k i n s ' ure last Friday evening - on Life's was among the best intellectual feasts our people ever Mr. Perkins ii a powerful a s t r o n g and his lecture was far superior t o many - delivered by The public library cleared $ 27 20 by the enter l a i n i l H M U Immigration fair to be during the coming spring and a majority of those who to locate iu this county will come prepared to buy put up buildings and iu ike other improvements that will add not a little to the wealth and prosperity of the an unusual number of our present citizens are making all the preliminary arrangements for improving their while iu business circles a general improvement in trade is confidently taking everything into the outlook for the future of Li Mars aud Plymouth county is cheering in the Our night watchman made a very laudable effort to the number of dogs iu LeMars last Thursday night and commenced b y shooting one of those curs on ihe corner of Main and Sixth The remit of the shot was not al. that could be for instead of striking the dog the h i. iJet hit the hard ground and glancing through large windows and a case iu A Son's store and was picked up morning just the door of the counting room It is a pity that all the dogs in town had not been set up in a row and that shot tired in a dn Hue W i l l i I hair The bullet would certainly never stopped until I b e last been laid Solon Bevins will be home from Nebraska this Blades & Jordon sold a large amount of goods at their Considerable building will be done here as soon as spring Tom Sedgwick got home from Chicago He with Rev. Chamberlain has gone up to He preached there Several are expected here from Canada before long who will open up farms in this Levi and Maj. of LeMars were bore several days last week and went up to Canton and Beloit from Lots of grain and live stock is being marketed 54 cents was the price for wheal Rev. Amburn hed here in the M. E. church yesterday He used to be on the LeMars circuit but is now located iu 1). T. Waller who has been station agent here for the last Iwo years was succeeded last week by The change was made necessary as Mr. was not a telegraph Perseverance William of Sioux City was here all last week auctioneering for Blades & incorporated several short temperance lectures in his He seems to never loose a chance to for Irom Plymouth The following wo take from the Iowa Railroad Laud Company's pamphlet for 1870: Annual Report of the Secretary of the Independent School District of for the year ending Monday morning W. H. Smith the ut a generous supply of choice cigars to this the cause thereof being a bright new boy baby who made his appearance in the Smith household last week The Liberal congratulates Mr. Smith on his good and earnestly trusts that there may he many occasions to The Cherokee Free Press indulged iu emphatic language last when speaking of the Sioux City manner o f canvassing for job But the Free Press was scarcely dry before itie numerous editor thereof was in tug for aud actually took a live cenis per page though the legal price U one It would be wise for the young men of the Free Press to give Ihe Perkin's a rest in the Our friends of the M. E. ir. jh of Marion township a series of revival meetings at thu A ion school house last Thursday which are proving very as well as profi The general attendance has been good and several persons have expressed a desire to come and out on the Lord's will be held every evening this and probably during the coming The lecture by J. M. last evening was well attended and highly appreciated by the large audience The speaker graphically described the the life in Southern with anecdotes and incidents some others horrible and blood The ball was and the speaker held the interest of the audience until the close of his We congratulate Mr. Emery upon the very ex c l i e n t impression and the Methodist Sunday school in liquidated 5 8 Friday evening the grand masquerade ball for the benefit of the Cornet Band takes place at and that the occasion will be one of the moat pleasant of the 6ea aoa we have no tha ue will be here with the latest designs of masquerade which cau be had by the ladies at Mrs. by ihe gen tlemen at the boys are counting on the Presence of at least one hundred couples at the and we trust thit uny not b e Lyon county is happy in ihe possession nf a. not a very gigantic il is true but amply tt to supply foiti for gossip Cor a month ut As usual the little god Cupid is al the bottom of the affair and this he has en playing his pranks on a couple who for some time p a n have been deriving their subsistence from So firmly did lie implant his darts in the hearts of his victims lhat no relief could be found except iu spody marriage The financial standing of the parties was not such as to warrant any great outlay iu the shape of but this tilling difficulty ihe overcome by procuring their pauper warrants and exchanging them for a silk s for the u- e and a sleek cloth coat for ll: Bedecked in the supplied ly generous the happy couple sought the services of a justice where the ceremony that united two loving hearts was performed with as much unction as if a ten dollar fee had been The affair of se occasioned considerable bul does not appear to mar the of ihe new made husband and wife iu the Peterson's for March is an brilliant It opens with a engraved on Let Mc Catch You Young This is followed by a size colored fashion is altogether the most beautiful we have ever Then comes a size pattern for a on Java printed in the appropriate Then a charming illustrating a powerfully written My Evening Then about fifty other illustrating the latest patterns for the & The stories in this number are even better than and they are always remarkably good in A Supplement is sent out with the with a size pattern th latest of It is a standing wonder to as to all how so superior a magazine can be published at so low a and it is only 10 be as the publisher explains as a of an He prefers a small pro on a large til a large fu on a small No lady should be without this magazine The terms arc but Two ' Dollars a with the great deductions to aud handsome premiums to persons getting up Specimens are to ers stock persons wishing to get up so that amy judge for themselves before J Petterson 306 Chestnut Pa. S. J Davics has erected a line barn on his The new Lutheran church is nearly it will shortly W. A. of LeMars is building n commodious residence on bis farm in this Rev. 1). James delivered his lecture on and kindred evils at Heck's school house on Monday evening of ' ihe lecture was au tig O t l t f. A new um has been oi this with F. tor M 15. Secre I a n Meetings are held on Friday evening of each al school The subject for discussion al I lie l i eu meeting lhat hanging is a preventive uf crime than P. P l l l K N I Thursday's Sioux City appropriately An in very Sioux gives a somewhat extended of an to resurrect the defunct merchants in city and run the concern in ihe interest of Jim Bacon ( Jo. The article in admits what has long hewn known that a systematic swindle has been practiced upon the thoughtless portion of the farming community who have marketed their produce lhat and lhat the markets the pork and grain markets Inms been run by n ring as n ii is a ring thai has repeatedly sent quotations that could not be a that has considered no subterfuge too so that it brought the county trade to their a ring that by misrepresentations aud down right lying has succeeded iu drawing into its snare many of the unsuspecting tanners whom its has bled most And now this ring finding the power to swindle fast slipping their finding the awaking to a realization of their own are taking their produce to and more honorable markets where they will not lie subjected to the the thievish tricks of the Sioux City set up a terrible these facts have come to light and are affecting them in their Hie only vulnerable point they The Liberal has taken occ ion at different limes to warn the farmers iust the nefarious tricks of these whose cause has invariably been championed by the loudest howling of them Jim who ou more than one occasion has attempted to Ihe ring through the public pr s Now that the prediction has come to and the farmers arc shunning the Sioux City markets as they would ihe Jim Bacon and others set up a yowl for a with that ring pimply a change of The i h e suffered too much to be again deceived by those called and rather than to take their chances in a market such practices have ihe will patronize one where square dealing an Plymouth county is on the western boundary of the in the third tier from the north and contains square or 587, 6 SO 14 30 11U 1196 76 H. J. Boot 5 Maker S T R E E T ( opposite ( City Repairing will receive prompt ly Guthrie & s t a t e AND COLLECTION $ 2 4 0 1 17 17 E s t i m a t e d o x p e n n c s f o r t h o 0118111113: r e m - a r e an f o l l o w s T e s t i f i e r s f u n d 00H 00 S c h o o l H o u s e 10,10 110 C o n t i n g e n t 16( 00 For Store room anil dwelling rooms on second Main for terms apply to J. The following condensed history of lhal wonderful child of fortune Marshal Me. Mahou is well worthy Ihe of of our readers who ate al all interested in the history of the men of Ihe across the water Marshal Maurice de 111, born al. dep. luiy son of a peer of d of an ancient it h i. for l i e military career at the school 01' Sni 111 yr. 1^ 25- entered the army a- tiil look a s ilain and in successive campaigns in 5' 2; of divi 185: 1-. inder of the troops storming the at the 7 - e of 1855; commander in- chief of Ihe French in commander ol the second corps of the ties 18- 5'.); nominated Due de 011 the of June - 1. 1H5!); commander of 1 he third corpse i I iii I- Ii of 1HI. H- 70; commander of Ihe U and lil ih ( I'm in Ihe war against ( Jermany July August 1870; taken pris oner at the of Sept. 2, 1870; appointed in- of the tie Versailles April 11, 187); elected president of the republic by 3( 5>) against t May 24, 1S7:',; appointed president for the term of seven years by iSM against 31 7 votes Nov. 11), 187IJ." M. & T K O N C K M a n u f a c t u r e r o f a n d D e a l e r iu Boots and Shoes 11- ly Main S T A P L ES l ' l - o i - i r l c t o i ' o f t h e S l C r n i v S t e a m O i i n g B av M i l t s h a s o p e n e d a L u m b e r Y a r d i u l c - M a r a w h e r e a l l k i n d s of PINE Doors Mouk Etc. C a n b e l i n t i a t BOTTOM C a l l a n d l e a r n o u r f l i f i i r ei ISAAC N. | 24- 77- ly E x c l u s i v e A g e n c y o f tha Iowa R R Land H a v i n g f o r s a l e o f t h e l a n d s o f t h i s C o i n p a 1 ' m o r e t h an 200,000 A C R ES o f t h e F i n e s t L a n d i n W e s t e r n l o w n Balo IMPROVED FARMS m n t l o a s p e c i a l t y C O K Ii E S P O K D E N C E SO LICIT ED e on MAIN 5th & 61 I t i s w o r t l i d o u b l e i t s p r i e e - t i n e r - O t t a w a A d v e r - CHEAPEST AND Full Six P A T T E R NS A s u p p l e m e n t w i l l b e ( r i v e n In e v e r y n u m b er f o r 1H7I,, c o i t a h i i i i K - a l ' u l l - s i e p a t t e r n s h e e t f o r a l a d y ' s o r c h i l d ' s d r e s s l i v e r y s u b s c r i b e r w i ll i - it lve d u i ' l i i ( - ' t h e y e a r t w e l v e o f t h c i - i p a t t e r n s s o l h a l a l o n e w i l l be w o r t h m o re t t i a i i ( lie s u b s c r i p t i o n p r i c e Great I m p r o v e m e n t s w i l l a l s o l a a d - i n u l l K - r r e p e c t H. P e t e r s o n ' s M i | r i i i n e c o n t a i n s e v e r y y e a r o n e t h o i i - i u u l pi- It s t e e l p l a t e s 12 c o l o r e d Ber l i n p a t t e r n s i i i n u n i n o t h c o l o r e d f a s h i o n p l t rs 4 p a n e s o f n i i i M c m i ' l n b o u l Hull w o o d c u t Iti p r i n c i p a l e m b e l l i u h n i e n t s tire Superb Sleel Engravings I t s I m m e n s e * c i r c u l a t i o n e n a b l e * i t s p r o p r i e t o r t o s p e n d m o r e o n e m b e l l i s h m e n t s s t o r i e f i n t h a n a n y o t h e r It ( j i v e s m o r e f o r t ho m o n e y t h a n a n y o t h e r l i u u f i i z i n u i n t h o w o r l d T H R I L L I S U T A L E S and N O V E L E T T ES n r e t i n b e n t n u b l l - h e d a n y w h e r e A l l t h e m o s t p o p u l a r r i t e r s a r e e m p l o y e d t o w r i t e o r i g i n a l l y l o r I ' e i c r s o n i n 1. i n a d d i t i o n t o t h o u s u a l H u m i l i t y o l s h o r t s t o r i e s l i v e o r i g i n al n o y e h t i e s ' - i l l l i e t f l v e n b y M r s A n n S t i - p l n u s ranlt b e e t l e n e d i e t K r a i i f e s H U u i i i c l J a n e l l A u s t i n m i d t h u t u n r i v a l l od h u m o r i s t J o s i a h A l l e n ' s W i f e Fashion Tin* of Feb. The dispatch sent your paper on Thursday last in reference lollie 1 u a 1 r i a e e oily of Gov. or ( Lieutenant of was B e n t in perfect good the s obtained from Ihe the Rev. Dr. A couple themselves to be the parties named were married hero lhat day at the doctors a n d their culture and general beating compelled the doctor lo put faith in their especially a. s he hail been a former friend I honesty c a n be j of ex- of a depended and what is Sioux City's Ions will Our grain pay the highest market prices and quotations are always Let the farmers remember this when they have produce of any kind to niece or relative of whom the lady was represented to be I have day written to giving a full history of the aud assuring him the dispatch was sent in perfect hood N i l l S G O H I t E S P O N D E N T. To the Editor of the Inter Illinois Central Railroad Shortest Route $ Chicago SIOUX CITY TO CHICAGO WITHOUT CHANGE CARS A daily express train will leave Sioux on arrival of Haiti from Leave Sioux Cily a t p. 11, and arrive al Chicago at p. M next cars run through from Sioui City to Pns - N. leave hound at lUtt A via the Illinois Central railroad will arrive at Sioux City the next day at 11: 8t. A. M. An accommodation train will leave Sioux City e. Sunday at 0: UU 1*. M with h passenger I rain at 1' Y o Passengers at 0 1*. 11. arrive at Sioux City III 7: A. M. Trains cast connect at Chicago with all trains for Niagara New aud nil purls of ihe Ea This train connects at Waterloo with trains on the Cedar Kails and Minnesota leaving Waterloo at 2 a. m. and arriving al Momi al. ( 2< J a. con- Ihe Milwaukee and t. Paul railroad I and arriving at St. Paul at M. and Minneapolis at jtJ P. M. are made at with trains on the Illinois Central main leaving at 47 p. arriving at at 4:* fo ( P. M. al 7: 00 Island at p. M Quincy at 0: 811 P al 7:' A. and Cairo 15 A. M. Con at Cairo with trains New Orleans and all parts of the Connections are made at with Western Union leaving with Western Union leaving al 1: 30 11. aud arriving al Hacine nl v. M and Milwaukee 25p. M. Connections are also made at Dubuque to St. Cairo and all points BAGGAGE CHECKED To all important For through aud information apply at the Central Trains ruu by Dubuque which i i twenty minutes faster than Sioux E T W. P Supt. Passenger W Iowa a h e i d o f all o t h e r s T h e s e p l a t e s u r o e n g r a v e d o n st e l 1 w t e e 1 h e u s u a l s l e a n d a r e u n e q u n l - f o r b e a u t y T h e y w i l l he s u p e r b l y c o l o r e d A l s o h o u s e h o l d a m i o t h e r r e c i p e s i n n h o r t I ' v e r y i h l ' i f f l i i t i T O H t l n - r t o l a d l e i i. 1 1 - A s t i n l u i l i l i - h f i * n o w p r e - p a y s t h e p o s t a i f c t o a l l t u i t i i s u b s c r i b e r s P e t e r s o n In c h ' n p c r t h a n e v e r i n l ' u e t is. t h o c h e a p e s t i n t h e w o r l d P e r m s ( always in $ 3 Per i - l t r d u c c d P r i c e s t o l ' l u b s - ( jr i C n p l e a f o r Wi i W i l l i a c o p y o f t h o p r e m i u m S 4 p i e t i i r i C h r i s t ( t i e C h i l d r e n t o ( f e t t e r u p o f c l u b I C o p i e s f o r SO r. n ( W i t h e x t r a c o p y o f M a i { B - 1; il i JAM. f o r t o t h e p e r s on t o U 00 I R e t t i n g u p c l u b 0 C o p i c B f o r s 00 I i t l i b o t h m i e x t r a copy f o r 7 Hi 1ST!) a n d t h e p r e m i u m p i e - 12 17 00 I t u r n t o g e t t e r u p o f c l u b A d d r e s n p o u t - p a i J. P e t e r s o n 3 0 6 Chestnut Pa. J y H p c c n u o n c u p l o u s n n t g r a t i s I f w r i t t e n Milwaukee and St. Paul Kail Northwest Northern tha Black Passing through a finer country with grander and connecting more business centres and pleasure resorts than any other Northwestern in Chicago with all and southern Chicago comer Canal and Weil Madison Hts. Horse cars stage linos for all parts of the city constantly Chicago City 61 and 63 Clark St. ONLY LINE BETWEEN - Owatonna and Saint Traversing the Valley of the Upper Mississippi and along the shore of Lake and through northern and 8 sleeping cats and day wilh Improved Automatic Air Brake on all through A. V U TT B S. Gen. Manager J. C. General M
