The Perry Daily Chief from Perry, Iowa • Page 5

THE PERRY CHIEtf. FRIDAY, JUNE 15,1883. --We understand Dr. Hull will remove to Manning. --Dr.

L. G. Fitzgerald inserts his professional card la this issue. --John Dnnlap has moved his news depot into Dell Lorn is' store. --Willis Lunt, land and insurance agents, have an "ad" in this issue.

--Don't forget the social on next Wednesday evening at the M.EX Church. --Col. Otley was up from Des Moines Wednesday looking after his interests here. Patsey Cokeley, of the Milwaukee road, is the proud parent of a nice little girl since Monday. --Hubble Pattee's little Rirl has been very sick with catarrhal fever, but is much belter now.

--The Hatty House near the Milwnu- keo track, will be run by Mr. Ellis, of Jamaica, an experienced hotel man. --Harry Mills, formerly a conductor on the Wabash Narrow Guage is running as express messenger between Des and Ruth ven. --Fred Knell's letter descriptive of liis trip to Switzerland, is unavoidably crowded ou in this issue. It will appear next week.

----The ground just north of H. H. Blodgett's store has been selected as the spot to erect the bowery for the celebration on the 4th. --Mre. Frank Durfee and Mrs.

Henry Holmes expect to the eastern part of tae state in a few days a visit to friends and --Street Commissioner Thornburg, has put in some good work on Fifth street north of Willis Avenue, and it is now in a passable condition, --We are unable to get hold of now Ft. Dodce time table this week in order to make the change, but next week the "finura" will be correct. --Capple Holmes, of the Bayard Times, took In the commencement exercises fast Thursday evening. We acknowledge apleaaantcallfrom him. Johnson reports the following births June 13, a daughter to Mr.

and Mrs. Win Conner. June 14, a son to Mr. and Mrs. W.

D. Stranes. --Mr. Hugo Kne'l, of Berlin, Canada, in in Perry visiting his uncle, Fred Knell. He intends to remain and en-gage in the upholstery business.

--Businessis rather "quiet in town.) --Last Tuesday evening the many Since it has quit raining the farmers I friends of Mrs. L. Willis worked a coin- are putting, in their best licks, anil corn is looking better than it did this time last year. --The regular meeting of trie I L. of H.

occurs in the G. A. It. Hall to-nijsht. Members will try and he preseutasbusi- ress of importance meeting.

will be before the --The next M. E. Social will be held at the ch'irch on next Wednesday evening, and i be entertained by class Xo. 9. A good timo may bo expected.

Come every body. --The engineer on tiie Spirit I. train on Tuesday evening pulled out of i j- tr practicin Rippcy xvithout Conductor run to Billy was forwarded by a special sent alVr him. plete surprise upon her, the occasion being her 43d birlhd.iy. Through the trickery of her huib.ind came up town and dining her absence, the friends took possession of her comfortable home.

When i he returned she found host of fi tends, nii-lllic tables groaning under A Io.d of cood things. A liand pointed china, tea. set was presented her i the well v.ishe-i of i her good f'-iemis. were present put in the (-veiling eating of! least and cn- idj ing theinielves in e.very way jo-si- Liuds-ey has been the cither for 'Oineliine. which istheouiy tluit "aioit him from catching it Trade Topics.

befliarjcit lo V'Tllii" nr lii-it iii-cilUKi I vrti- -ruoa. All local loil or.lorcclopt. Kirks h.vs exclusive f-ale of the State Register- Call iu and leave your order. Linen Lap robe, stripped wiihrc'I. Lost somewhere between Peiry and Beaver Creek.

The finder i plcsFO n-turn lo Mrs. Laraway or this oUicc. --Ed. D.Lunt informs ni tint he has been transferred from tho Ft. Douse line to the Boone narrow jjiiiiite.

The route is a much easier one, and will give? im a chance to learn the basiiic-is grad- ally. --Since putting into type the article "Big Building Boom," learn that 3. H. Ainley owns the south 25 feet of be ground credited to Dr. Goff, and that ie intends building with the rest of the oomera.

acknowledge a pleasant call last Week from H. M. Pchamell and Ed. Nazarene, of Dallas Center. Mr.

Scham- owns some property in Perry. --A folding was tonnd last week on upper Willis Avenue and left at this office. The owner can have the same by describing itand paying for this notice. --Mrs. Horace Campbell is in Perry visiting friends.

Horace was up over Sunday. He is much pleased with his new position in Ainsworth Bon- bright'8 store in Des Moiaes. --Mrs D. W. Payne is still very low.

Yesterday afternoon her life was dis- paired of, but in the evening a change forthe better tookplai.e. As we go to press she ia reported alive with small hopes of recovery. --The Odd Fellows at their meeting last Thursday eveninc elected the following new officers to be installed July 1st- N. Beeson; V. L.

Davis; N- Croft; Eec. Sec'y. --B. A. Hale; Per.

Sec'y--W. M. Quinn. --The Ft. Podge road will sell excur sion tickets on the 3rd and 4th of July good until the 5th, to and from all points at one fall fare for the round trip.

Full particulars as to the running of trains can be obtained of their station agents. --The work men at the Artesian well Were down 1,510 feet last night and still in solid rock. There is no certainty when they will strike water. It is as liable to found a foot further down as 100 feet, and no the work will continue until water ie struck or they are ordered by the company to stop. --The farmers living southwest of Per 17 and tbe business men of the town can rejoice in the fact that a bridge is to be built across Coon river a Thomburg's mill.

The bridge has been badly needed for many, years and thi order of the board will be heartily sane 'tioned by people of this section. Xh bridge will bo 100 feet long and is to be built by the King Iron Bridge Company --The Chicago Company are billed for a whole week in Perry commencing next Monday Union Jail. Thev claim tobea, strictly first- lass troupe, and propose to prove it if lie people will give them an audience. --Mr. Hartley Phillips and wife, from utlme County, are i.t present staying Perry.

They are tiie parents of C. I. Phillips mid are hero for treatment ndcr Dr. Leonard, lira. Lisle, mother Henry anil John also here be- ng treated by Dr.

Leonard. --During the past fveek we printed a ull sheet poster announcing the 4llx of uly Celebration at Angus. Also inndrecl programmes. The Angus peo- Ie get right to the front when it comes cetting up a celebrat.iou and our peo- ile had better vakd up on (he matter. --A man named Rood living in the square honsein the Dr.

Johnson blocl waa arrested last week for selling bee: and whiskey--whiskey contrary to tin State Jaw and bfeer contrary to the cit; law. He had it government revenue li cence which Would indicate that he pro posed to keep uncle Sam from disturb Ing him. He has only been here abou throe His trials are set for nex Tuesday and Wednesday before 'Squire Chappetett audHayor Hennessey. --Jamaica is having quite a 'oooin --Ten upon wife, the kinds of 'I done up-stairs in -Parker's will be fd to have all c.ill. it Kvnx oiT.

dosirinsthoEoeisier call at Parks' will be employed in schools i i a ihe gale- I bmiucto hoiisu lo rent. Enquire Tilii. Jesse Mary aril Thorn AV.irrcn Claia are employed. It is with noMiiali of rr that le.irii Ohvt; Mellenry, Yida ami PadioOtU have declined the positions tendered at advanced pay. No teachers have endeared themselves to the piiiiils i 1 iljo-e have--they loved upiS p.nd their pupil4 loved them.

teachers they rank among the host ot the staie, and our schools greatly feel their absence, ilisses Olive McHcnry and Vida Otis have hcen tendered position'-; in tho Carpets! Carpets! If vo'i a Carpet don't fail to see X. IlennesV Xeiv slock. For Sale. A good road salkcy. Enquire of Store.

Hjibd in Inn's urick block on Warford street, to keep it be- rlj i people hhi) has fine stock of Millinery Goods, embracing sill the Litest and novelties. Also II tiHa Ycraiiilion car. be found at the sane and i make dress-making a specialty. Ha you seen tliose beautiful BIrthtlay cards at Parks' Book store? It is tlie Ir.rg-est and finest stock in Perry. Piescriptious a.

ialty. H. COL'RTXKY. Fon new house of six rooms --Iiish ami dry incum- biance--perfect tiile--cheap for casli. Buy John iM.ichinc and yon v.

ill lie A lo; of iiijitr Vapor Stoves ju-4 ra- ceived Pi-rrv foluist. I i furnish customers i oil by the barrel s.t rost. Bread. Broad. Go to the Chicago Grocery Store qood for lioine.

Ifor Sale or A good stock farm to trade- for property- llou-e HTK! Lot II is ditiou, lo trade for go JIouMio and Lots to seil 'pm- ad- mith Parhieuter has recently put up a jsohooIs at their home in DCS iMoiues, usiness several other wh'eh they accepted iu order to be at ave been building. G. 11. liowlev, ormerly of this place is there with a tock of goods. --On Ed Lunt's first trip as mail agent the Booue narrow KUIIRC, he forirnt limself and stepped too far to one side, of i he car causing it to tip over and I i and the all sub-1 you.

-M-it he track. Ed's corpnloucy will get him SUUU-L" to Ihe lucf. OT i 1 (v nto trouble vet. have lio epi.n-, a i used i I i 2 ll Lllll while Win. Moffitt, living-1 of Perry, II Tor -joal fawn, ho sM-nck a.

heavy floiv of at dup'h of oJ jf v.vnt lo feet, lie bored down uishty feet Lr.nt to nr seii accomp.irclato A sisfortment of carriage, robes at W- L. Slop at J. L. Grace's and ex-iiuine tlie ev Ppiintj Cultivator. credit Dr.

Rtir.cbnrn tiiis week th aO-pouud boy at Mr. John Drcni- ney's, seciiou forentan on the niidillc division of the since Tues Jay. Also on Sunday a pound boy tMr. Kels. and inno-iiound )oyatths home of tFhrniasSaunders on resterday.

--Our dincy den was yesterday orna- menteuvrith beautiful bouquet of flowers, selected and ringed by the deft itlle hands of MisaKittv Willis one of he sweetest and brightest little pirls in r'erry. And yet thd wearied pencil pusher is not forgotten by the purest earth's KjOrtals--tlie children. of --A very large costly been Greeted in the City Demetery to the memory of Win. Chup- jelear. Dr.

and many others interested'arc improving their in (lie cemetery, which would be pood example tor others to follow. The road to the cemetl-ry ought -t" be pui put in a better condition so 7 ill je passable all dines. These improvements aro needed and should be m.ide- ITT 1 Tii uiuler-ipi'cd now ready lode- livorto anil all iarts of the city i'-e in any quantity. Oiders c.in be k-ft at our store 0:1 Avenno. 3(tf.

is soiling piles of barbed iir. 1 plonty more to Futjeu's Impoitcd (Jlyilosilatc Stallions at T.lf. Uluo's i iu-ry Stible, Perry, Everybody Suited liiey purchase their Jewelry ivnre, Closks, c. of-J. P.

Spaulding Co. Tilehig 1 Tileingr. Tlie bet.t and cheapest m.imif.ictureil can be found on sale W. 11. Chandlers AVithoiit donht the Second Street Jeweler has the largest stock iu the county, consisting of CoM ami Silver Watches, Wai dies, Ilinjrs, Breast Vins, Ear etc.

FKED desirable Avenue for sale cheap. lots on Willis W. S. JESXIXCS. Barbed Wire at Chandlers.

If you went to savo money in your fencing give him a call. Do you a a i in the ware line, call on Ainlev. Hard Do you want the best stove iii the, Ainiev has it. Store, Xew Goods, and Prices Low. MVE ASI LITT J.IVB is THE JIOTTO.

Hnvint; opened a general stock, consisting of Dry Groceries, Hats and Cups, Boots and Shoes, Queeusware and Glassware, in the Leonard Block East ekle 2nd. Street, and in the room foimcrly occupied by M. E. Hnwley. I respectfully invite the a i i i of pur- chiiserr, I hereto.

Please call ami nn-, get acquaintcJ and be posted in prices. I'uibli Wire is the and strongest in markci. Grace pel it. W. II.

haj laijjcstE inent cf the iniiniiOotures, of ons ami bui Central Iowa. wag- Give water. L.J'. G.imMe iml II. H.

Omloll li-ive iis-d water, sa.v ilie ef- of ihi? water about the i'i company i M. K. It. P. Loih and W.

S. wo visited It is loc.iicd i foot a f-li'e;) hill cioe to the LMUS The water Sables wrongly and the smell of it at first is r.ither prof. 1 i to m.ike ,111 niii-'vi-is of tlie water UK hiirini; broke ln.i ciieaiinil ap- parati, but he t' ot; enough n.Ion^ to tell tint it magnetic much iu he took the ground that a mixture with ton firma could surround and act upon a falling body almost instantaneously. fay'nis other matters, we believe the water h.is Pimm medic.il properties. Several parties in Perry using it and testily to the effect a it does theia as much Rood as the Colfax water.

"We have not learned yet us to Mr. Mofiitt intends inckimr any improve- nieuts at the will. i top." n'vc of X. I(. i Jor Tn- mile east -U-it, You an is old S'ill I i to il Yc-isi.

brand. brcr.il if AH sr-icers Tho best cigar in tiie marbet. It ir, evidoul that 1'cvry is going to Have a big boom in the way of business blocks, and of most substantial kind. W. S.

Russell has notified W. It Chandler to vacate liis lots at the cor- ncv of Second and Avenue, by Septem'onrl'-t, when Russell will at once cocimer.ce the erection of a solid brick uOxUO two stories high. Tho second story will be made into an opera hall, fitted up iu an elegant manner. W. II.

Clnmdlcr, Waldo M'immer, Cardell Sliortley will join together and build two-story brick on Second stieet with a fiont of jOO feet. Dr. Goff, who lias purchased Hull's i Prces. If Cnllant can't, Johnny Coope can, and will always be on hand at iuy stable in ferry, la. 40-21.

For Sale or Trade on Lots in Ferry, House nd Lot No. 11, Bl. 2, Holland's Add to T.una City, Tama Iowa. Lots No. 11 and 12, Bl 11, Blair's Add to New Jefferson, Greene Iowa.

Lots No. 1 r.nd 2 Bl 23, Rail's Add to Lyndon, Co III. For forlhc-r information inquire of Ti! M. Koyer, nt, Hari in and Kude'r-, Perry, loiia. Fri.lAis ami 'satnr- I i tt TM" voa vnllt substantial The iett "-i timeat the farm of J.

E. two mii.es N. E. of Perry. 920 te insure live, sucking colt.

Don't f.iil to thc'e horses. "7-1 .7. E. W. P.

Standard -1 ton scales for at H. Western Ci'hsj r.t.T. L. Any evcrythinir found at. A Init class Hardware, at Ainley's.

Grand Jnni-tinn Ti at J. L. Graces. The of everyone is invited to the stock in Spaulding Oo's Jewelry Store. They have most everyihiiiK to i a first-chiFS Store.

Prices and quality guaranteed. The best section r.j stock of Hardware in thi Thy Uest Tile in the market isoki bv W. II. Chandler. Take Watches, clocks and jewelry repairing to E.

A. Any Oue Can Play the Piano or Organ at sight by means of Burner's system. Cull at Park's book store and it. Foi; second hand F.iir- banks scales for sale cheap- Enquire of Jesse E. A-.

L'ai'ks ihe finest Clgurs in Perry. It Is a Solejmi Fact luit you tho nest Ice Cream. Confeclionery, --Tho new airr.ngeincnt in running the Ft. Dodge trains changes the service around iu away that is entire'y unsatisfactory to Hie people along the line. Tho Ft.

Dodge passenger train carries only wail pouched for junction stations. The regular mail is the Spirit Lake train which arrives here nt going south and 8:07 going north. The arrangement has been remonstrated apainstby all the stations, but it seems to be of no avail- --Tlie Register publishes an account of a "great discovery" at Wall Lake. It gets away with most anything in tlu- "offensive" line tie have ever in print and yet there is nothing vulgar pr'ipL'rty acijoininp; on ihe south, has i (l ms to join these pri-ntlcin: 1 build a two-story biicl; ith front of 50 feet, thus makinj: 130 ieet solid front. The b'liUling Croft's Uketaar.uit ou Willis Ave- block has already coinrucaccJ and be pushed to completion.

Anothei of tho decided upon is that lo be bir.it by the Masonic fi.ilemiiy. which will bo a two-story hrick. Tho exact location of this brick will be dt-eiiied upon to-morrow evening. Upper Willis Avenue promises to catch onto the boom too. 1J.

''Payne will this seas.ou erect tlwee-slory brick oil lot adjoining Clark's tin shop, Messrs, ftoff ifc West promise to build ou the Phelps property just adjoining, if they can get uosscsion. Tlie Odd yellows have in contemplation the erection of a home of their own. They juwe the money to b'yld with and the only deeesion to be nuv, is and where to build. SfJ' reineinbi-r tlu.t wo keep in our Grocerv department, bast Lard, of this 'lam. Bacon, IInn, iv.e.

ter and Ksjgs and soli 1 I Wail Pauer. I have the finet-l line of Wall Paper ever brought to Perry. Call and be convinced. II Tlio Ice Creiuu Season in now open at Walker's. Call in try r.

about it. It is just the ruction you it. Bro. Wright's attention is directed to it. As the Register is his idol and authority upon most everything, and as it circulates largely among the higher classes, it might be well for him to demand an apology for its actions.

HI --The new Minneapolis and Spirit Lako train was put on Monday and will be in charge of conductors Given and Weston. Conductor pasqnin will have charge of tho Ft. Dodge passenger By the new arrangement Scott Alexander, formerly conductor 'on the Ball," takes a way-freight, and also Irvin Ankeny. Conductors Tut tie and pemld take the mixed frrtins. Billy IClderis promoted to conductor on the short tmin ninning between Perry and Angus and will make his home here.

A new switch engine has been purchased for pulling Hilly Elder's train and will bekepthere meet of the time. All the above improvements much to Perry, and will jive the town buildings of a more substaiitir.l urttnic. Parties wauiinp; iiso will their cans in the evening and they i be delivered in the morning. I am scil-JiCent for the Mnincs Color Co'b. Mixed I'aitite.

Host in ihe market. II. Col KTMEV. If you need Jewelry, SpinMiug nbargain. Call am! linking p.

selcjlion. h. c'ock Co. i give you them before vcnicle. Best by llh--'idler.

Ii you want any kind ol si vehicle he can furnish it to as iciii-oiiiinlc us it can bs bought Call on W. H. choice Hour am' cured rat's iit hotto-n prices. AH kinds of Groceries Tobaccos bottom priccs.itOannody's. Wall paper, "widow slia cleg and fixtures at new Book store.

AH new styles, yon want the best flour made bv any mill in the country. your grocer for F.iucy Piilent, made by the Polar of Frirbault, Minn. House Moving 1 E. G. Perrolt.s-.nil Q.

A. have purchased the house-moving utensils of E. C. Howard, and are now ready to do nil kinds of work in the house-moving line. 28-tf A new lot of men's shoos and -SHpper? just received, cheaper than ever at H.

H. BlodtiPtt's, Second street. For painfinc paiier call on Thorp at Sbiiiini; Bros. nl Second street Drug store. Tho Imperial Hiding and Walking cultivator is the simplest strongest and best.

Call Graces and look at Go to IT. CV.nr.odj's her. you want a good square meal. Just Received At Parmenters, comn'eto assortment of Ladies, Misses and I oficr them on good terms. Call and see.

for ready I ivill not he undersold; Millinery Dress Miss Anna Grndy opened a Millinery and Te--s ebtahlishiuent on Vi'illis Avenue, i s-ide of the triangle. The ladies invited to call. Please call and examine the Grand Junction Tiling made of tire rlav. It has no equal. J.

GR.VCK. E. A. Parks, the tide stationer, keep's a of school hunk's. 1 Ti.l Jufciu'cs 1 filtt-il out with a full lino -it reasonabl The best hue of pocket, and table cu'lory in tlie citv at Ainley's.

Kccollect that Parker the Perry Picture Taker, will sell yon a VBDOF Stove and give a week's trial against an other stove in tbe world. JUST RECEIVED the largest stock of Sett and BpiP.d Rings in the county, at the Boss Second Street Jeweler's. Buy tho MoIincSnlky Plow of J. L. Gnic-e.

It you want the best pump in tho market buy it of J. L. Grnce. Lunches, Ii-e Cream. Tohat'i-o.

roll's Xevv V.Ootar.rn.rt, A Vine Candies. Fruit, at illis Avcni'o. ers are 11 nlc and sufosci iptions taken for all sorts of Periodicals at Parks' Book Store. from 'he county anarries. or.

a I i T' 0 II in a in" i i i a i by I-'hic Conicotdoiici'y. Morgan ct Wsvikcr filicd up this week if a fine hue liliie. ii of the David We have the facts froti i Candies in regard to these and say tbiit they f.iels and mtf rumors. of i i a 1 of I Schcoiljcnic. Tor i lifly r.ul "ooily new.

oi'S. .1. la. barber Superb: That stock of Jewelry at J. P.

Spaulding i 7 Cc's. on Willis Avenue. En- 40-11 II. C'oxirtito-v. I A Lin's of A Uiilon School Picnic will be held jit Meadow's six miles east 1'erry.

'I'lmrsilay June 21st. JCxcvcises coniint-ncing A. M. schools we invited to join. Tcachors will collect Bve cents from each pnpilaudiuii'ii the same to tho Treasurer.

Lemonade wii) then bo fnnii.siied IVco to school cinklren. -Mrs will bd there. and .1 good titco is anticipated. A pre- i liminr.vv mectinj; will he held at Center' jnst received at School llouso, lieavoi-tp. ar Two an 'inu plai and lody if board by I aiu prepared to i H.vtlis, either piunjj, T- 1'.

Ji H' civcd nt Block. A T.Iy line of Paint for qu.ihiy or jirice. not be of Marsh and GarOium Perfumes voi 1 tp. Jt. J.

II. r.n-ON, Pics. LETTIE DUOAN, and Tres. A brick cotto.ce lor tulcor rent, quire of Dr. Johuton.

A sjian iv.i^on and for sniy. at the ofticc of ytewart Co. Look out for another iii- invoice of Books, Stationery -sind Notions at Parks' Book Store this week, 3IONEYTO LOAN. Tallies to borrow money on one year's lime can be accoiiiino'latcd by making application to W. P.

C.irJcII. The demand for the servji-cs of our has been so great th.it in order to accommodate nil wo have just received another Imported. Registered. Uuaranteed, Clydesdale. Please seo him before breeding where.

J. Ji. W. P. Perfumery and all kir.rjs of Toilet Ar liclesa' II.

Boolcs kinds at Courtney's. i-'s'iicncry. all To the Farmers I say: If want a pair of wjy plow boots and shoes we can prices-'. them at acceptable WM.KAROES. The St.

Join: sowing machine is simply, Simplicity IN FW SPA PERI.