Le Mars Daily Liberal (Newspaper) - November 2, 1881, Lemars, Iowa Vol. No. 247. November 2, 1881. Five T H E DAILY L I B E R A EVERY DAY EXCEPT Second Story Flint's Delivered by carrier or by 1 0 cents per week 40 cents per Advertising Rates made known on application at the THE W E E K L Y L I B E R A is. EVERY AT $ 2.00 PER and contains more local news than any other paper in northwest There yet remains about fifteen miles of steel rail to and then the entire track between St. Paul and Le Mars will be The company is working all the force it can get on the laying of this and ballasting the track with and yet hopes to have the job completed when freeze up Q. late delegate to Congress from is no longer a but a bore Nor will he repeat Chief Justice of having decided that the much married delegate is an and therefore has no right to a seat in Cannon may now retire to the bosoms of his where he can nurse his wrath and the seven cherubs that heaven has vouchsafed to John F. attorney for the Illinois Central is just now engaged in the pleasant pastime of notifying parties who have buildings on the right of way grounds to vacate the same at once or prepare for forcible ejectment Yesterday such notifications were received by William Mrs. James Pat Messrs. Close and several The company evidently means to have its grounds whether our citizens are willing or A long legal con test will probably follows Aldrich & s goods for the Bazaar have and all things are in readiness for the which will be announced as soon as the rooms and the sidewalk are Mr. Aldrich doesn't intend to invite the public to his elegant new store until it will be possible for them to get there without breaking their The Bazaar will contain some of the finest goods ever brought to which will be sold cheap for Everything in the fancy dry goods and notions line will be temptingly and who visit the store will leave all hope because they must Due notice of the opening will be given in the The upstairs of the Cobden block contains a number of elegant rooms most of which are already The Messrs. Close Brothers have six rooms facing on Sixth each of which opens into the the Eng lish club have the rooms facing on Eagle all of which can bo thrown into one magnificent which may be used for dancing or other On the north an J west sides are a number of or in just such as will make desirable The contractor is pushing this building forward to and before winter it will be occupied throughout giving to Sixth street an appearance of business that it has not had for some Monday afternoon the jolly Pat came near meeting an untimely He was attending to some work in his and in walking around the machinery his coat accidentally caught in the Mr. Hopkins was drawn suddenly and irresistably toward a huge wheel that threatened sudden when he fortunately had presence of mind enough to step out of his and thus saved his Pat - s that ordinary clothing would have torn from the severe but his clothes came from and there was no tear to He now refers to the but it came very near winding him up CRAZY AGAIN Yesterday Constable Morris was notified that the young of whom mention has been made several times in the has escaped from Charley Johnson's and the officer at once started in After four hours hard riding John caught the unfortunate young man and lodged him in jail where he now The crazy man's great fear is that somebody intends to hang a practical joke played by some Elgin township lads having put that his The commissioners will examine into the case and the sorry victim will be sent to If good weather shall continue for two weeks Mr. Richards will be able to open his new The plasterers are rushing their work following up the and the are only prevented from finishing the brick work by scarcity of The new hotel will be opened with a grand for which arrangements are already being There is to be and and ' and a big and amusements will be furnished for all classes and degrees of our It should be iade a big as Mr. Kichards ' B deserving of that at the hands of W the hotel enterprise being that will benefit the whole Rev. J. N. of was in town object being to here if possible a Unitarian Rev. Trask visited a number of the liberal christians in and as a result a meeting will be held in the Hall on November 20th. if it be deemed a society will be There are a large number of people here who cannot affiliate with the churches of the and those all be gathered into the Unitarian The the the free thinker of any belief will be and we have no doubt but a model church can be Rev. Trask is said to be a strong We should like to see a large congregation on the occasion of his first Later announcement will be made in the local The much talked about starting of a Republican paper in LeMars will not amount to year since the writer came to LeMars the same threat has been yet it has always The Sentinel is just as good an organ as it was in 1877, when it bolted the just as good as 1S79, when it bolted the just as good as it has ever The fact is Buchanan is wholly he fs thoroughly He would betray any party or any individual for There is no no in his Possibly he cannot help it. Be that as it may it is a and while he continues in the newspaper business he will be guilty of the same the same dishonesty when opportunity is This been known for Mr. Buchanan does not enjoy the respect of any decent man in the nor has yet be has he been supported and it will be so in the A decent Republican paper will not be established in day A. Clarke & Co. opened their now dry goods store to the and many of our ladies availed themselves of the opportunity to see the line Messrs. Clarke & Co. have not a desirable but they have the best to be obtained and the goods arc so tastefully arranged that the room presents a very attractive The stock is comprising everything to be found in a regulated and the prices are Mr. the is a pleasant a native of. the ould and he aims to satisfy his We bespeak a fair share of the public patronage for the new The Sioux City District Conference j will meet at Nov. 15, 1881, at 9: 30 a. in. The morning session will be devoted to disciplinary the afternoon sessions to literary The district stewards will meet on Nov. 1U, at 10 a. m. A missionary and church extension anniversary will be held on Tuesday evening at 7: 30; addresses by D. J. W. F. A. Burdick and J. The closing sermon will be preached on Wednesday evening by A. ETC. Bible 1 N G M Prayer and H P The preacher's place in the V W J W Review of Popes 3d B Ecumenical Methodist Did it A The earnest A J Is theology II Difference in policy between American and ' English W W J J W Influence of liberal Methodist II D S P The work of a J R Pastor and Sunday Samuel Lesson comparative Kliver and Outline of J B Elocutionary J H Church building D M Beams Baptism of the holy H Bailey All local class S. S. and district stewards are members of this conference and arte earnestly invited to attend and take part in the J. H. LOZIER P. E. F. A. BUEDICK The City Jewelry Store WILL H. MY STOCK OF Fins and Optical M Is the Largest in the Northwest and embraces the very and Newest Designs in the direct from the Manufacturers and I make a Specialty of Fine Goods for anil Anniversary Special Prices and Estimates for Hotel Correspondence solicited from parties at a distance to which prompt WILL H. The Sioux Iowa attention will be 158y Denier in j LADIES AND CHILDREN'S WEAR A SPECIALTY C. P. General Agent for AGRICULTURAL Oldest machine depot in the We solicit mi examination of our goods mid comparison of prices with Other ly DUBUQUE HOFFMAN & Most convenient to the Union ( Table and good Stab 82d A fine line of goods on hand at all The only exclusive boot and shoe house in the wear made to order on short notice by skilled N. B. KAISER i F O R A CLEAN GO TO K O E N I G ' S B A R B E R S H O P 6th 1st door east Plymouth Sivra Newly furnished ' ' t ' i ' clan and prompt n N O T O p n o n H l T N D A Y G. J Pr rl r tr. GEORGE E. RICHARDSON 11 E A L S T A T 10 Loan and Insurance Agent for Northwestern ha ami cold on A. 1 bus. promptly attended lt f i M - - i i ' i - s The bankers and business men of I i ial E. D. BROWE G O L D F I L L I N G I A S P E C I A L TY | The Electro Magnetic Mallet used I Rooms on Sixth itf la. C A R T E R KK IN Groceries * nd Botanic and Drugs for M Horses and 3y House of Lords 1 THE BEST BILLIARD Bar and Refreshment Sa loon in the Nothing but the choicest imported and best domestic goods LE IOWA F Proprietor BUNT MANUFACTURERS OF | WAGONS AND CARRIAGES I Corner Fourth and Main Streets IOWA made to ' We have class workmen and the I best of and do not hesitate I to guarantee We keep j a supply of different sizes of wagons j which we are selling at bottom prices and will guarantee them to be the lightest draft of any wagon in tho and the best of Repairing done All work warranted strictly FRANK MILLER & CO. Groceries and Provisions NJD Sells goods cheaper than uny other * and don't you forget it. All delivered free of c THIS SPACE BELONGS TO L. TROTTNOW THE - - - I
