Oxford Mirror, The (Newspaper) - September 1, 1881, Oxford Junction, Iowa VOL 2 The Oxford QUO P CROUCH Prop Published Every Thursday MS Iowa Creameries The butter creameries of Iowa at a vast good in that state to ti intelligent class of farmers who ui advantages and C I i- f 0 I V I 1 1 8 C 0 I s a r j B 0 r y s h 1 E C I i d o U Ci ai dc Jn VO we g frc an ho IM wl Sb roc nil hu wli uta to wit sou Mr C ere cun il dni Bag par ow mil cr Qu tho wo mu ean too cor sun BOO tier Q 1 out mat lav ess ot noi i 13 t md hot urc W lasit tif Pric R R Time Tables nun i of them A fc years the corn of lou was sold at from tcu to twenty cenl per only Now those wh have grown and bought enough cow to cat their own supplies by cook ing or grinding it and feeding i corn realizes them forty to fifty cent a bushel in cash for cream sold t creameries By feeding thus judi a fine flow of rich milk i kept up all wi liter It was unti lately a problem what to do will the immense surplus of com m ha splendid stale Hut tho has solved tho question most bappi ly with tho great body of fanners who arc taking advantage of the great opportunities offered bv the creameries and dairies established in all sections of that state Ii is found by experience that by turning corn thus into cream more is out of that crop than has been by g it into beef or pork Improved machinery and skilled labor in the creamery and dairy has solved the problem of surplus The more concentrated forms of food arc far more cheaply dripped to any part of the world A Chicago uF us frnt Iowa for n i a M 0 tin ml Chicago R S W JUNCTION STATION Line EAST ami ti n Freight and r 111 n u n mill i p n Line SOUTH nm fulfill and in mill ji m mid 1 p in SI mill nil woft or A V 11 A OWN The B C R N Railway IN July CEDAIt IOWA No 1 Ar Leave 11 in 8 it in 12 JH 5 Main m Way Ft 7 -1 J i it in 11 1 main mi No 11 til iOi pin 4 in IU a tn ft J IV p in 1 W 11 -15 n in in 1 am MILWAUKEE Davenport thus tells of the act of a brave fireman on the C K I railway It ought to be published in every paper in the One of the deeds of true heroism of which wo have but once or twice read occured yesterday afternoon Freight train No 10 on the C 11 I P road was moving west at a good rate of speed eight west of Davenport when near the residence of fanner whose house is but a few rods from the track the locomotive engineer W W Scott saw a small object on the track but he was not near enough to what it wag In a very few seconds lie discovered that it was a little child three or four old as thought he reversed the steam and whistled down brakes jut tho long freight train con hi not be quickly stopped The child's fate was sure death as when the whistle blew it toddled along the track not knowing enough to get out of the way But one thing remained to do and that was done in a twinkle Fireman Bender ran out on the footboard and reached out beyond the pilot as far as lie could grabbed the child and saved ts life The tram came lo a slop and the child was handed to its a lady from Davenport wl o was visiting Mr Schraeder She iad been called out by the tooting of the whistle and when her eyes ell upon tho child there was a instant of terrible But thanks to brave Bender t did not last long The noble act jf tho fireman and engineer cannot lavi loo much public Kl 1 Mull ArHII W r 15 p PACIFIC in i Ml it IOWA CITY ji 1 1 Ntin -I S All T Nn H will nni Albert and Mimic folly JI K MILLS Icn Snut Hun Jt Ticket A T Henak M PHYSICIAN AND SURGEON All calls promptly attended Oxford ion Uou U Moore J L Cos totter MOORE HOSTETTER Physicians Surgeons OXFORD JUNCTION Will attend to practice of medicine In town and PHYSICIAN SURGEON AU attended to promptly Chronic n specialty hours Oxford T W H OXFORD MILLS IOWA Contractors Builders raiment And Also repair Work In oar line will bo and executed Girt un n whun work J G BATES ATTORNEY AT Will practice In Courts of and and attend promptly to making examining dono with caro and on souta ATTORNEY AT LAW will prompt attention U S Attorney Oxford Junction Architect Builder nnd promptly attended to and all work Call on or address JOHN Oxford VOTARY PUBLIC AND CONVEYANCER 1 Special attention clven to Collections AU ID me will receive prompt attention with Dr Last Dose aid a sufferer from kidney troubles when asked try -I ill try it but it will be my list dose rho man got well and is now ding the remedy to all of the stomach nets the kidneys and liver bringing and pain is the rue remedy It removes the cause nd cures the disease Liquid or dry Frank AND BUILDER Junction Iowa All kinds of work in my executed with neatness and dispatch Prices reasonable Shop t east of printing A r Deniston HAIRDRESSER Oxford Junction Iowa All work in my c line promptly attended to Satisfaction Shop in of the Ague Cure should he in j ry household in regions where and ague prevail It should bo aken as a preventive by every resident and traveler in malarial A J Cheney AUCTIONEER Will attend to all calln Bale of farm or wars experience In tho me i veterinary and Attend at I lolle Oxford Junction TEA Never fails in kidney nnd urinary roubles 00 cents Look for it at Dr OXFORD JUNCTION JONES CO IOWA THURSDAY SEPTEMBER 1 1881 NO 42 New York August ment of Norman horses for Illinois arriving to-day is being unloaded upon the barges of the Now York Central railway will leave by a special train of thirty cars at noon of tho for To Secretaries of Farmers ana all Other Iowa ayne the home of the owner where arc now collected of all the French horses now in ica This shipment is said of all the horses imported from France during the past forty-five years one-third of all the Norman horses having been imported by Mr Dunham of Wayne The steamer City of Limerick was chartered last May and fitted in don to carry this great consignment of Percheron Norman horses to the United Slates In compliance with the tion of tho Iowa Department of the National Farmers Alliance we by inform you that tho regular an- meeting af the above State lian convene at the Iowa A One-Dollar Wife A Lauten manufacturer of ers cases in New York about a ago hired Ferdinand Jansen n der to put up a house for him While the work was in progress Jansen had many opportunities of seeing Airs Lauten They became very intimate and anonymous Utters were sent Lauten About six weeks ago Mrs Lauten absented hersel from home It was ascertained she and had staying at a hotel at Farmingdale L L as band and wife Jansen called at the house of Lauten ten met him and in the discussion whith followed made some bitter remarks about his wife's conduct She heard them and went to her room She soon returned with pen and ink and paper and said to her Now I want to see whether you are man enough to state on paper that you will sell me to Jansen fur one dollar Lauten agreed and now is living with his dollar wife Lauten is now seeking a divorce from his wife Mrs Jansen has also began suit for Old King of Burmah last year with a wholesale slaughter of his relatives hail re- cently a narrow escape It appears bat weeks ago one of the sent him a of dainty confectionery with a sage to the effect that she pre- pared the toothsome gift with her own fair hands probably iad aome private reason for ng this delicate attention with for he very handsomely trans- erred the cakes to a favorite tho parent of the very Queen from whom he had received Anxious to prove herself worthy of such rare and munificence on the part of her sant son-in-law this august lady took freely of tho proffered pastry Two hours after so doing she was a corpse and her daughter did not survive her long for as soon as his demise was made known to him gave ders that her Majesty's should be removed from her shoulders out an delay His com- mands were obeyed and the King having thus ridden self of a wife and a between breakfast and dinner less congratulated himself on having got through a highly satisfactory morning's work Homestead tent on tug fair grounds DCS Moines on day 1881 at 4 p m Each Alliance Grange or other fai society are requested to send a representative and a contribution of ten cents for each member to pay tho expense of the State Alliance foi the year Secretaries will please furnish delegates with and send their names and ad- dresses and tho names of delegates to the undersigned secretary By our invitation the officers of the State Alliance organized nt Momen have called a meeting of that Alliance at tho same time and place and united with us in calling a stale convention of farmers at the above time and For the pose of consultation on questions of vit 1 interest to thu farmers of the slate we suggest that the basis of in tho convention be the same as in the Alliance with tho of two from comity not otherwise represented But tho convention will decide tho matter and all farmers will bo welcome to apeak Comu lot us reason er In tho of counselors there is wisdom we have delayed the issuing of this call to receive the reply of tho other Alliance As tho notice is so short we respectfully ask papers circulating in Iowa to publish it Your friends and L K WILLIAMS Sec la N F A P O Montrose Leo Co Iowa D M CLAICK President Never tho Hat My Boy General Sheridan was idly tering up and down the lobby of the Windsor hotel deep in thought and complacently puffing at his Havana and blowing tho while into pretty little rings Suddenly a rough looking man with face so heavily bearded that one could see nothing bul tho twinkling black eye him and raising his hat with awkward Good morning The hero of Winchester returned tho greeting touched his hat with military politeness and then trying to peer through tho miner's heavy beard to glimpse of his tures thu general Tm afraid I've forgotten your face sir The eyes of tho man from son twinkled brighter than ever as tie Its not unlikely General wo never mot but once afore you wouldn't bo so apt to remember me as 1 am you Its seventeen I saw you last Things him changed since then Ic wuu on the battle field of Cedar Crock Don't you remember the soldier that gave you liin when yours was from under you by a shower of ister from the masked batteries on the brow of tho and the old man looked up with eager pride into tho general's fuce That I answered tho general with a pleasant intercut and brighter in his eyes I remember it RHEUMATISM Sciatica Lumbago Backache Soreness of Chut Gout Quins f Sara Throat ings and Sprains and Scalds General Bodily Paint Tooth Ear and Headache Fiel and Ears and all other Pains and Aches No on br Olt M mint rhettt A but U n.rr 00 CM p Cin Irish Citizen Lewis 62 st informs us that for 7 years ho was afflicted with that dreadful malady sciatica and being induced to try St Jacobs Oil found almost immediate relief therefrom and is now perfectly We have a speedy anil positive cure for Catarrh Diphtheria Canker month and hund in Catarrh Remedy A injector free with bottle Use it if you desire health and sweet breath Price SO cents Sold by G H Captain defalcation it s now thought may reach the mous figure of HQ has lad control of the disbursements of the for years and lias evidently been stealing with great and system His bail was increased to as the facts now revealed de- prive him of whatever sympathy that night have been claimed for a man who to a single temptation Captain proper place would to be in jail It is not stated whether the raising of the bail to was intended to have the effect of putting him there but s a fair question whether the does not deserve tho pro of a bail bond still better to the amount stolen well I was that continued the miner proudly remember the circumstances well when you yul tho to my horse and loped off you left your hat you I called to you an loud ns I could but you replied Never mind tho hat my boy I've got that hat yot General Its hanging in my cabin in thu and the rough fellow's eyes glowed with Sheridan grasped his hand and cd him to a seat and for half an jour they fought the battle of dar Creek over ID uptime BOLD BT ILL AKD IN A VOGELER Sc CO H M Blakely IN O Will you licud The fi One of the most and trustworthy farmers iu Georgia iw a named Picas Harper who han just paid for acres of land lying on Broad River in county Tho while man who sold him the land says of There is not a better business man in county than this gro He can tell you any day to a cent how he stands with tho world and as a farmer I never a bettor He is economical family all work and lie can get more out of a hand than anyone I ever saw Pleas too is not an farmer Ho tins boon making from 100 to 150 bales of cotton a year on runted la d besides growing enough supplies to run his place In fact his cotton crop is nearly all clear money Yon just ought to BOO tho Bermuda grass liay he hits saved this summer Tins do so many people we sec around us prefer to suffer and lie by tion constipation loss of coming up of the food yellow akin whim for 75 cents we null to cure them Sold by 0 It Moore al perhaps of the uf disease if you ean afford fur the nuke if fill cents to run the risk and do for it We know from ence that Cure will euro It never tails Thin explains why than a million were sold ilic mat year It croup and at Mothers tin not without it For I nine buck or client ise Planter Sold by 0 t Tho of DICK Co unexcelled for elegance purity and Powders aro aa pleasant as Lemonade Their Soft K are world famous Boo R SASH DOORS BLINDS PAPER And usually kept by retail lumber dealers Of- fice and yards near tho road OXFORD JUNCTION IOWA JUNCTION IOWA CALIFORNIA TKA For hack and nil kidney troubles Fifty cento Ask to see it at Dr A Cold or Bore Throat Should bo stopped Neglect frequent ly results in an incurable lung disease or consumption Brown's Bronchial Troches are certain to give relief Jn oat limn chitis coughs consumptive throat For thirty yours the troches have been recommended by and always perfect tion They ura not new mid untried ing been tested by wide and constant use for nearly an entire generation they have attained well merited rank among tho few staple remedies uf the age Public speakers and singers uso them to clear md strengthen tho voice Bold at ccuta a box everywhere has a fine of eighty acreu for It is all improved with Good water and fine grove of trees Situated in N K corner of Oxford ship Sec 1 Call nt this for terms or address A 8 Iowa at Oxford Mills are white and dress goods cheaper than any other dealers in this of the country They will give you unprecedented bargains if will call on them IN PAINTS OILS DTE STUFFS LAMPS It FINK TOILET SOAP AND TOOTH AND AND ETC A KULL LINE OK Compounded FRANK STAPANICK iu IMP tombit Oil Ktc Prompt paid to SATISFACTION GUARANTEED opposite new stono block OXFORD JUNCTION IOWA
