The weekly Ottumwa courier. [volume] (Ottumwa, Iowa) 1857-1872, 1869-07-15

.rorr5 - prsisson's pror,efty..

t%,s nrnSs,ertW and. unless II is sold mmedi
w! witnaTs e. If; = from
cssd 70 Sc e own MI task and securing
nmanei,t and delightful home for his family
on the very crest Of the blum, when , am3 ,.u
considerable portion OF the business gart OF
the city and a large part Of the 'addltion'
properly for radius Of nearly q mile to the
'S The t Srsss Are ornamented by fine
growth Of native forest trees and ce9 ,S
are among the most desirable IN my list.
Nine lots In JscElroy's, Addition. me-
chanics or others, who will erect houses
Immediately for their own occupancy will
be accommodated in terms. asAtf
rS s srss ss Nc had st s sRs s
H taken at once as the owner wishes TO Invest
IL misp Sy IS assp sd cR
house on 1t, which, however, stands close back
to the rear end leaving three fouaths Of the
Ments on this i ios ere worth about sl5@ MY
EOod x, rsRc 1s,v Exssiens nsghboro0d and
A neat cottage in ''Blake's Addition
improvements nearly new, "A good we'll
con venient: cellar &c, now TeIting for SO
per month, Price $3.50, 90 part on time.
-Four lots on the Blun. 500 to $3.50 cath.
Sixty SIX fee. frontage on the main bus.
hOcc o100s Va enC ChUy Vu WAiOh sAOhO ~
now q small cottage, stable wells fruit
trees, vines DO 4,.,4 80
lied after the VslosipeSe Track ID WspsiIe
their line through the calf pasture esst Col:
Summers residence lwhere our new school
h tSs Should K Fass sn bos Font
sy ssr In !SRR hurry g s xs1Sss
Meantime' erms,iFe n 6. r. Mjnnick. ESQ.
II ycu want TO know more about the legation
and yalt,e q HE newly built house. and lot No
If were quite certain that Lot No. as, a.
corner Of second and Marion streets was not
TO keep people ' rom annoying Geo. ,Miiiissn
with letters in regard to II. He told me he
was nearly out Of patience ansl post%ge stamps
come in tomorrow and pay me Sos1 and give
me couple OF friendly notes, promising =
es ss e s ss sold o.
good picket 4 fence. several anxious Sidasrs
A bargain il timberland On tho west
bank ofthe River only ~ miles from o..
tumwa with abont 50 acres of erobsed
upland. A good hewsd sog barn With
single roof. Two cheap log houses. Fun
r sx Il Ss worth sn " Hss ;a
examine this property at once. glsE
After few more lots are sold out
of the McElroy and Taylor &aWil-
hanson additions, which W. wish
the purchaser to undertake 10 erect
buildings on this season, the balance
will be Withdrawn from market; rs
the sales now being made are at low
prices to secure good improvements
and good class Of occupants. Me.
chanics will please make their &c.
lections ct once, and they viii be al.
lowed liberal time on deferred pay
ments. h plfisTTN
OVER FOUR THOUSAND
Acres of we'll selected Land, scattered
through Madison, Adair, Adams, Polk,
Iowa. -
Messrs Dixon & Hutchinson, author
ize mo to accommodate such Of my
customers a. may prefer to- ride into
town on the Street Cars, rather than
run any risk of smashing up Loco
motive now and then with their frac-
tious velocipedes. or running into tho
Des Moines and being drowned, rs
they descend from the bluffs on their
hand-sleds, with as many Of those
newly laid out "Harrow" lots as said
resident citizens, will erect buildings
upon.
The long vexed question about
title to this magnificent strip of
land, extending along second and
fourth streets, has now been definite.
ly settled, and tho location ct IN car
! ~ day of the G. l. s. w. r. r., depot
in that part of the city, will make
allthis property "first chop. Every
one purchasing a lot within the next
80 days, will be entitled to subscribe
for that railroad. 4r WI
Send the Daily er,-with this
column marked, to your friends
abroad, who haveproperty in Ottum-
wa-or any mhefe in IowaAf0rsale,
or whom you would invite to come
here and i've" 42s
GREENBAcKs-will secure first.
rate investment in the corner lot No.
| 6, in Blake's addition, on which there
is good house-brick-lined with
cellar l4x2O feet, excellent well
grape vines, cherries and gooseber-
ries. Mr.. John Rowland improved
this property in 1865, and it can now
be rented for SIS per month, which
il proof Of its desirable character. :,
| A frontage of 1872 feet on Second
street on the Bluff between the Col.
lege grounds and the business portion
of the city-commanding a view Of
all the central portion of tho city, as
well as of many miles of tho prairie
across the river. Good fences, sta.
bling. well, cistern, and large mum.
Der ofbearing apple tieos. &c. House
of five rooms and portico, with good
large cellar.
| One OF the few remaining, really
choice, accessible, bluff sites co nea,
to business as TO make il highly desi
rable.
Forty acres, enclosed and under cultivation
of rooms; Stabling, Cribs, &c. Forty
apple and several cherry trees Two wells
opened NE p Gr inch vein
The parties who have been waiting
to get that choice residence lot No
1913 fronting on fourth street, between
properties now owned by Treasurer
Ross and ex-Mayor Gossage, are. in.
formed that it can now be had, with
good Warranty Deed, for 81 $50. If
however, it is not promptly taken,
those Fourth street neighbors are
respectfully notified that their little
folks will soon have to find q new
romping ground, as this vacant 10,
will at an early day be occupied with
cOttage-and-&c.
Eleven miles west OF Ottumwa. and lhfc,
miles beyond Chillicothe, the B. 4 NJ. Ft1R run.
through the finest quarry Of Limestone, suita
found on or near the line OF that road amy
where between the Mississippi and Missouri
require very little stripping Over SIX acres
are covered with earth ranging in thickness,
rom Q few inches up to three feet ut most ant
the balance Of the tract will average not to ex
! three feet of this stone is used for Rip HaI
work and for Lime. Next below are ffouno
fiye successive strata Of the very best quality
then ana Il an nfh Is n1hsa
good farm under fine state 81 cIikivs{ion, witt
comfortable frame house |; two log stables, ar
ranged to accommodate eight horses; An tx
. year round, In running streanla Quite mum
fruit Two good ooaI B.nR e nave sss Ssel
@ 1Rened.,,one u mile distant the ether mile
and Columbia church. newly built, Is less thar
J o mile Distant. The farm is we'll supplied Will
fencing and timber. I have an interest," in III,