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The Albany register. [volume] (Albany, Or.) 1868-18??, 1871-10-07

Children attending school should have
at least eight hours sleep in every
twenty-fOtlr, and frequently take nine
or even ten hours. Good ventilation
assists in restand recuperation. Seven
hours sleep in good air is better than
nine in foul apartment. We do not
call an apartment well ventilated when
there is merely ali opening where bad
air could get out if it was endued with
vol1tlon, and was anxious to escape.
but the vensiiatOFs must be so arranged
that the air will be continually chang
ing. Open a window on the wind
ward side of your room. and provide
/ for the air a place of egress on the
other side. If the wind blows yery
strong, you may break its force with
close Venetian blinds bsst the breath
of heaven will not hurt YOU.
You are afraid of the night air !?
Nonsense. In the night you cannot
breathe anything but the night air.
and it il never in better condition for
breathing than as it comes, fresh and
cool, from the ocean, the mount.ailss,
or the groves. .s
But it chills met
So current Of air chflls furnace
filed with burning Goals, yet this cur
rent Is necessary to supply the oxygen
which keeps up heat, and 50 pure air
Is necessary TO keep up the respirsa-
l..srv combustiota, which gives animal
warIn...
We have frequently. slept easafprta-
bly, in the open al. when the theromDni-
etcr was considerably ssslow zero, but
if at such temperature. we had breath
ed only impure air., we should have
perished. GO0d:aiE- Ii Natures ply
al n a. - Tn,ra
The Albany register. [volume] (Albany, Or.) 1868-18??, 1871-10-07

IEfE FRESHMAN AND THE. PRIEST
Never was a better answer made than
tise poor Irisllman made to a Catholic
priest while defending himself for
reading the Bible.-
:. But,n said the priest, g the Bible
Is for the priest, and not for the likes
-oyou.''
- All! but, sir;'' he answered, Il
Was reading in my Bible, YOU shall
read it to Your children, an sure the
priests have got no children
But, Michael" says the priest,
you cannot understand the Bible
Ii is not o'you to understand it, my
man,
All, very WE'LL. yer reverence, if /
cannot understand it, it will do me no
harm, and what can understand does
me heap o'good.''
Very well, Nike said the priest,
~ you must go to the Church, and the
church will give You the milk of the
Word
Where does the Church get it from
bat ont of the Bis3les All, your river
ence. | would rather keep the cow my
self. -Herots and PTesbyter.
The Albany register. [volume] (Albany, Or.) 1868-18??, 1871-10-07

The Republican State Convention
met on the aoth inst. at Sc. Paul, and
nominated the following ticket. For
Governor, Horace Austin; for Lfeu-
tenant-Governor, w. FL. Yale of Win
-ona Doth by acclamation); for Secre-
t;iry of State, S. L. Jenneson of Good
hue county for Treasurer, W. M.
Seymore; for Associate Justices, S. J. !.
r. McMillen and T. Ne Berry for At
torney General j. Il. Cornell. The
resolutions declare agriculture TO be
the paramount material interest of the
nation, to which all other forms of
industry should be held subordinate !:
oppose unequal taxation in favor of
tariff on luxllries only; indorse the
Administration of Grant as practical.
able and efficient; declare railroads a
proper subject for legislation, and en-
tiorse the Administration of Governor
Austin. 1t is reported as the largest
Convention eyer assembled in that
State.
The Albany register. [volume] (Albany, Or.) 1868-18??, 1871-10-07

As soon as horse is discovered to be
sick with cllolic, procure q, pint orrso.o6
common table salt and place it Oh the
back Immediately at the point where
the backbone and the hips unite, and
sprinkle with water from basin or
pail every few minutes until the salt
dissolvas. Then apply again as before,
and leave the horse with fhe damp salt
OH his back. This has been known to
cure the most inveterate cases.,
The Albany register. [volume] (Albany, Or.) 1868-18??, 1871-10-07
A late New York parar say

A late New York paper says :
Master Walter s. Mitchell and Miss
Mcrie Louisa .Jewett, seventeen wears
of age respecrlv-,,. were united i'm the
boalds of wcdlock at Poughkeepsie on
"Wednesday. They We're married with
the full ocaasent Of their parents, and
bad been engaged fortwo years. Both
belonged to most respectable families.
The Albany register. [volume] (Albany, Or.) 1868-18??, 1871-10-07

What glorious world this would be,
lifts inha..,lranss could say; with Shaks-
peare.s shepherd Sir, am true
faborers 1 earn what wear /. owe
no man. hate !; envy no mans Happi-
uess glad of other meH'sgoea,;- oOn-s
tent with my farm.u
The Albany register. [volume] (Albany, Or.) 1868-18??, 1871-10-07

A Connecticut scliool-boy has writ-
ten a composition on, a horse. In which
he says it il an animal having four
legs. lone at each corler..''
The Albany register. [volume] (Albany, Or.) 1868-18??, 1871-10-07

4 vaoraiet mial& Invites dangerous
;a.,,otas "a 4 ,leserteA mansion tempts
,xandering ontc:;st. tosenfer and. take
np their abode.
The Albany register. [volume] (Albany, Or.) 1868-18??, 1871-10-07
DRUGS. ETC.


Murder I'm Albany
HAsNEyER YET BEEN KNOWN, AND
Death
Is n thing which sometime must bef;all
every son and daughter OF the h,nnan fam
lily !; and yet,
At the Midday,
OF your life, If disease lays his vile hands
npon YOU, there Is still ssa balm in Gilead, -
ny which You may be restored to perfect
health, and prolong your days to mirssc''-
Ious extent.
HOW ?
R. C. HILL Sc son,
With prescription, where You can have
part ffcIl1ar line. Also, constantly on hand
u good assortment of fresh drugs, patent
medicines, chemicals, paints, oils, dye
stnffs, trusses, etc. Agents for the
Celebrated TnIx Weed Remedy,
Or. Oregon Rheumatic Cure DIR. ID. Jayne
Spence's Positive and Negative Powders
kept i'm stock. Also agents for the
Home shuttle Sewing sIaclline.
One Of the most useful pieces of household
furniture extant. Call and examine.
r. G. HILL & son.
Albany, June 10, 7l-40vs
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To the Citizcns of Albany,

And vicinity, and to the owners of real es
tate: We take this method of calling your
attention to our place of business. 1fav-
ing determined TO open branch office in
your city, we can offer you n medium for
obtaining purchasers .onc that is apprc-
ciated by buyers, as il saves them much
time and labor in searching for what they
want. Our principal agency, at Port land,
Oregon, is thoroughly established, and the
office so wei furnished for giving infornl;t-
tion upon real estate that it affords the
most complete facilities for all parties hav
ing business in our line.
You incur no expense i'm placing your
property on sale with rs unless Il sale is
made.
Office, First street. near telegraph office.
JOHN G.. .MENDENHALL,A Agent.
Albany, March 23, 7O29y3if
The Albany register. [volume] (Albany, Or.) 1868-18??, 1871-10-07

"A AAkDs
THE NEW ENGLAND MUTUAL LIFE
i Insurance Company, of Boston, is the
only company on doing business this
coast governed by the
massachusetts NOal-fOrfeiture LAW.
This company was Incorporated Il. ID.
1888, and has accumulated assets of over
$9O0,OO0 90.
The following lapsed policies have been,
paid on this coast, under this law:
No. of over due at Amount
policy. time of death. insured.
1864 months. 5000
3,Ol6 months. 10000
$3.50 months. 1,OOO
%, 1866 10 days. 2,jO0
36,5J9 ii months. 5000
Had the above policies l,sS>n in any Of her
company they would have been forfeited.
The above facts speak for themselves,
and to tho wise and pTtl lent further COM
EVERSON & MIDDLEMISS.
ten. Agents, San Francisco.
L. FLINN, Local Agent,
ALBANY, OREGON.
Feb. p, 1s7I23y fe
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RE l. e. L \ T f.
STITXEL a. UPTON,
Real Estate Brokers and
General Agents.
BRANCH OFFICE, ALBANY, Or,
J.C. MENDENaEALL, Agent.

ENER.L LAND AGENCY FOR ORE
" gon. Established July, lS6S. An office
where general information concerning the
resources OF Oregon can be obtained free
of charge.
Loans negotiated on first mortgage, real
estate and collateral securities. We have
for s;llc n large amount of property located
in the town of Albany. Also. f;trfning
landS, of every description, located in Linn
and other counties III this State.
The Albany register. [volume] (Albany, Or.) 1868-18??, 1871-10-07
THE FARMERS, UNION
w n II g IN @ II - q .
Al Shedd's station,

NyILL DE IN NREADTNESST TO RECEIVE
w grain on and after August Is, 1871.
Win be furnished with cleaning and ele-
waiting machinery of the most approved
construction. Sacks viii be furnished, and
the highest Albany prices will be paid, In
Casl.. for ssrafr. OF Am KINDS,
Terms for storage, ETC., made known on
application at the warehouse.
4Sy3m3 ALMOS WHEELER, Lessee.
The Albany register. [volume] (Albany, Or.) 1868-18??, 1871-10-07

WE INVITE ESPECIAL ATTENTION
w to our large stock of boots and shoes,
which are of the best quality.
a full assortment of gents and boys
hats. y good assortment of
The Albany register. [volume] (Albany, Or.) 1868-18??, 1871-10-07

Entered according to net Of Co9grees, N
the wear 1869, by J. y. spencer So.,m yne
United States, for the Southern District OF
New York. sW@
The Albany register. [volume] (Albany, Or.) 1868-18??, 1871-10-07
FARM ERSl

We want your produce, and viii give a.
xood q bargain as can be found IN this
burgh. Call nnd see us. 2Ov3
The Albany register. [volume] (Albany, Or.) 1868-18??, 1871-10-07

Calico. Ginglnms,
Lawns. Merinos,
PoplinS, Hrilliants.
Hosiery. Mar>eilles,
DeniIns. Dress Silks.
Jeans, Diaper. Table Linen
Crash. Ticking, Delaine>,
Check, Stripes.
Skirts. CorSetS.
Table Covers.
Brown Domestic.
Brown Sheeting.
Bleaclled Slleeting.
Children's Shoes.
Ladies' and Misses Shoes.
Gents Boots and Shoes.
Boys Boots and Shoes,
slippers and Caters,
Linen & Silk Handk chiefs.
California Merchandise.
The Albany register. [volume] (Albany, Or.) 1868-18??, 1871-10-07

JOHN KEIsAY. eSss 48t ,JosEPH HANNoN.
IKELSAE - HAMMOND
Attormeys. azlSl COunseI0rs ut LAW
Pusnes's for Linn connty1,
OFFICE IN POST OFFICE BUILDING
" tup stairsI, Albany, Linn county, Gre
gon. 9tfy3
The Albany register. [volume] (Albany, Or.) 1868-18??, 1871-10-07
GENTS, CLOTHING,

Such as medium and fine business suits
medium and fine pants, medium and fin
coats, medium and fine vests, gents nm
dershirts; gents cotton and WOODEN socks
\ full assortment of
The Albany register. [volume] (Albany, Or.) 1868-18??, 1871-10-07

OF your life, If disease lays his vile hands
upon YOU, there Is still ssa balm in Gilead, -
by which you may be restored to perfect
health, and prolong your days to q mirsac,,-
Ious extent.
The weekly Ottumwa courier. [volume] (Ottumwa, Iowa) 1857-1872, 1871-04-06
surRRrvr,s SALE.

BY virtue az An execution TO nae directed
from the Clerk Of the District Court Of Wap-
clio County, Iowa, on judgment obtained
In said Court, on the 9TH day Of Febrn-
Zulauf. - Piaintifls, and against A. Miller, AZ
Defendant for the sum of Four Hundred and
sixty Dollars, aud costs taxed at Sli.z5 and 40
cruihg costs, have levied upon the following
PENDANT to satisfy snid execution, to-wit:
Lot No. I've 10 of Zulauf's subdivision Of
0utlot No. Ton (t0), in the city OF Ottumwa
Wapello County, Iowa.
Z. And will offer the same for sale TO the high
ct bidder for cash In hand, on tho 2Ad day
or April. A. D. 1871 In front OF the Court HOUSE
PM. OF said day, when and where due atten'
dance viii be given by the undersigned.
Dated, Ottumwa, loWn, Mar. "a: lGl;
B. A. SWIGGETT. Sheriff OF said Go.
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TxNVs4SS9s 4s0AAS4 - = = =
The first ~ hoods OF thitt ssapou ~
been .rsSsi%sd 1t the New York Cheap
|ssusSG Al intitstion is extended 70 the
Dlsdies, cf. ottuh~x and vlpinity to cellAnsd
examine :t,s nek dsd 6s6stilal G1bDk II
dress 66bdb, sGawls and fancy goods, ind
everything nssaiiy ksptin d Aksti >
Dry goodslstore. Weagss aegentss lqr the
Gown Esbrique Black AipaoeS; u &idsk,
II tsstsr quality aad has : better lustre
.tAan ~ dh1s Y Alrsdsa, lrs s6pck. ~
White 3 oAs and liaen goods h complete.
Table linens, shawls snd nspkina Ne
have tie best asgortmant, that. was ever
brought ID OttunikG hath No of1Anr
" goods, NE have jast received An els-
gait lins Of lssss. Guimpurs lace, raj,
thread Elacss, Enslish thread Iaces, real
French vslepnines ,glassA ~ threeA
iuoe c6llare. We have the bsst stock 81 hhs
iissss that Mss EVER sshihiteA n thia mar
hst. A l@rge assortment and the latest
novelties III parasols, hair work and Jew
slry: eAsdiss should rot fail 70 oail and
- Tor thjmselssss tiAt splSadid assortr
nept Of nSw goods 1.-THE Now York Chssr
;D(cks. weIstlll sUntinus 10 make The latest
styles Of kscpskifts q sAoFt notice.
t.sdltw4w. sss11 !
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TO FARMERS!
WANTING THE
Genuine Norway Oats,

Iwould say that I have them, and will sell
them for one dollar per bushel, and war
rant them TO yield twice as much ~ the
common Oats. have sown them for two
years past. and they have yielded four
times as much for me. Sown on good
ground, one bushel (33 lbs.) is ample seed
for one acre, and Is fully equal to ~ bush
els OF the other kinds. In every other
respect, I treat them the same rs the
common Oats. see some seed in town
last season which I do not believe was the
pure Ramsdell Norway Oats, and told
those who asked me about them, that they
never got the seed from Ramsdell nor his
agents; aud that they did not look like
the seed got from Ramsdell himself.
believe loo bushels can be raised per acre
by sowing On good strong land. After
you pillow your land In the spring. haul0n
good manure, spread 1t evenly, and har-
row in reed aud manure ut the same time,
and it will do every crop twice the good
that II will to pillow the manure UNDER
These Oats do notfall down on thestroDgest
OT land. l win receive orders for seed al
my place, five-and-a half miles from o.
tumwn, on the Blakesburg road, or will
deliver them in Ottumwa, II desired
Cash u accompany all orders.
feb.23w2m. DAVID BURTON
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LEGAL. NOTICE.

Notice Is hereby given that Vii undersigned
has been duty appointed by the Circuit tourl
OF Wapello County, low Executor OF the
estate OF Ann Ksvsnaurh, deceased. Allrer.
sous indebted III said estate viii make pay,
ment IN said Executor. and all rsrsnushavisg
claims against said estate will ME them will
said Court for allowance.
JAMES SINNAMON, Executor.
OttQmMa, Iowa. March 50, lS7l.W3w.
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w The undersigned n prepared to pain
Portraits In Oil fOolom, In the latest styles
LAss6a.os ~ any siss desirable. allow ag.
1Tos. Persons having small pictures Of
dsoeaeed fkisads, whaling 10 have them
enlarged and eolorsd Ifs like, Eivs me I
call and mot entertain the absurd notion
that nothing can bs3 done right unleas Il
IN done In ~ UAat. 0ive me . chance
and candle II we'll and much cheapse. /
Card Photographs, AmbrotypeS and
Gems taken o. ehoet notice. sps 8 q :
Main q. Otsumwa lows. Mgea pElm 3
dSmwlv. bAas 81. NUNA MAKER.
The weekly Ottumwa courier. [volume] (Ottumwa, Iowa) 1857-1872, 1871-04-06

vEaplcr.-rks Jsry. broagh. in a
verdict. at midnight Saturday Of two
Ethousand ,1SIlais for Rooster Va The
City Of Ottsmwa. 4 was ont some
six hours before coming to = conels-
Ision. 'rhis H. ~ damages claimed
by the plainiif for falling into the
srea way in front Of this, Office last
winter while MI. fatks was Building
the CoIasgs Hlesk. 49, -. s~-..
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lE OF DOUDlll
MA AG O. IAW


II an informed tAss esrtsis parties
out CoopsrviIle. havs Jess cIfcu.
. '.s H. !, fs All .gE! w. '; 81
re 70 Motly4ses Z y !; CAsip.
uburs, iussss sfsSI - yiiIs,.
hich makes il ec5GGktys xxxs I
orld make xAoeT ~ ll1snaf6l
) facts. ssss hus.sessss~.s iss..,s-ns
Isons timss' So, - ~; ,sih ~ sYis,
=, Squire Calvss 4 = s'l u gess a.
6nburg, came in ND .sspsssosasd
y be as&stis people tsivinG
mail there = NJ rbsse carry;
= il BY t,ts4elsrssyesel years
lem Chillioot bs,I us bSpitt iheiit
sly .llows;asi Z 4 tomes sks
sagrs ssm- SNtvss.a1nl lassr 30
aauu, for suPpiU ~ - IN lt6&
> nearest point ~ il ~ ,sets-
ntsd TO me that il tlsi0spaRtmcnt
NJ not make sa some me- adsqaslsss silSw.l
oe from ss1s tlus; lbfs sstryssg
% mail. ihat- Ia .xonld resign, and
sAat,she ofIico would b disco !:
d asked mo 70 write " ~ f6Js u
Department, o. 81 II I2Ef1
- Of Congress- tnd(,s flDsskride
stisg that ,h1 Il e1IpgDdffir
,ompensation, o. else sk1t Con-
sactor It1sA abs ordered
% include Christ,ansburg in his
pute - well.rt O. stad Nd r. ~
' ,:s,,. "a y
= do 90. In00dnuQe witA1hss
suggestions lkejsaA ths De Ssd
sent, alsoAe 4sdg, teaghridge sskr,
lag either .decsnt pour ipn, MI
carrying tEs maig ~ Use auesinsls-
Won Of UiAnaak& srx asIs 6sss
lStween Ottumwa 4hd lf0f4siaa for
which n. Fisasy he'd the eoptrsct,,
Finally anosdsrcaaass ipstrppti1r
Kinney atcsiskSs Csspsrviilsss ost
which III u rs ssRrlsa elsd sAe
nsarest point, and that U6rietiA ~
a. q - RAs~t E1If
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XSeeaSs 0eliy "a = g.
s g. si S. lsst;s; E
80, s!s::::!|gEE!RlIl!!:!kl:,s3.hElIs:;s:;jj
end deportmseA deriag winter terry
Z shsssaNe3 .epdi2g &aEsh 2 q;
4th srs@sf1I-@ lolIis 16iss TesCh!
=. J3xkt) Chm - na1js 1lesl
augh, Charlie Tindell, Maggie Ray,
Cora zones, lNsttiS Kidd, fommis
Fog! s, sf' sf,,s Cher .
Maggie FoR, Kcsis Riohasdson,
Annie Rovland. @s4AAa l.atshz'
Sd .rsA6e3 10y Gsysslasp,
Teacher, ary Campbell, Fanny
n Stephens, lo66ds MSesUaCk, Eltsu
Madiscp, Aatiie Nipsey, Elia 6hind.
ley, Kittie Jordas, Freddie Bonar
Ernese 1IGafhd, Lodis Kindall, Frsak
EhaGer, james Nogris,a Josis y Well,
man, Charlie 1nskeep, John AcCul
10ugh. isrsa' ri .fslG .ss;.5is
I'd Primsey -Jssis x sllogg Teacher
Wil9& 6Atke, Vs. a. DAwortb
Darl J6o0Son, Richard she's, Fred
u. Snithgt Re9p6 1ennis ketia
Annie loUts, II IL l(sbens 6Asris
1eddsubssss. ilsdie Ddgsssy, I.s.r.
enOck. et1nfsHs sEfAp d sstg8 ss7gsrfNet,
\. let Primary Bmma IassssI, Teach
er-Willis Hinssy, Nornaa llamlin
"a W;llia Hs11h Har1av lOnaa wilt
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Danger AHEAD.-A single spark may
kindle flsme that will commune . city,
and small Ailmehts negIectede may End
IN fatal disorders. Bearing this fact in
mind, let the hrst symptoms 0f debility
"r nervous Proetratfsn 30 met promptly
with invigorating treatment. Foremost
empng the vegetable topics Of the age
Napds HOetseeM's 6eoMeCh Blfoers, ard
whenever the vital powers seom 10 Ian
gqeh, or there 70 any reason TO suspect
49, the antma! funCttons essential to the
nu9tenatIon and Purificata0n Of the tOdy
- imperfectly performed this inyalus.
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SPR(lEL H0IIOl8.
!, OONSUMPTION.
Its Cure and rs Preventive.
By J. h sCHENCx, LID.

,eunvAA..e. ,.s,pr y. $500 .v.v n, vho..
60 "a ee :, Is. 90 81 s.sssss
q - 80 IA g srHsyen $500 q c,rs
::sssginf iss SIes@'sss sisnDsr INTO which, had
S-,--s-.S ~ 1890. e.
D1sSOekk4 u. .9Q l1NQk'6 eIMPAK'
TREATMENT.
caHes ssaicsess s.sy rculd not hsse fsasn ~.
xSs.eyss 9 80 WANG rs@sis.: nj yissi.
~. 4 Ssiclsnsd into heaiihtal vlsor. -
::ss: s =: 4 y. !:s:!s 81 .: z
q ;ispls = q 3 sSs..!iss &: psslo:sSsy r.
grlres 20 azBunsut. IT'S assuring. sslf-con-
' ~ a-v,sa Tonic and 1..dr.ae Pun. GRO tho
avst twp wsspcrs with Which The citadel Of he
oss Ssssass ,s = ss and ssns
sns ss2nsnlsl tsnss nsInPsshi.s Sstn "a. the
q AZ liver sS:s cons r. "a ' s:sSSIass;Ss
Ti ss ne e. 3ssns M win ~ iss distress
CnNsumpruox. s
....sS',...,'s- - .-.- !
M: sss;s:: q y Ss:ssisis ::.|s
:. s-o%'' 800. .os' sn".e .o%s,, my
LEAVE NO SIlN0 BEHIND
1.s ys q sss e soy Z: s.s ~ rss :, y,:,s.
silss.a;.y ssssI sSs $500: 20 i!ivs.: BE-
: i: IS 81 !: = Z
ssssA SUPPLY or GOOD BLOOD.
=. s.s.,..a ro.,c i sou,uo,.,oa m -.
Rfis, persssss ma sssimiissss VII is 7o a.
Uss 1Ss 1871 y a.: ana
: e 6 nan
owcoaes The greatest Blood PuriAer ever yet
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Ex4Soaator Jsces y. howapd. OF
AichigAn he's lbesn stSicksn With
paralysis u hisAonA s. pe&coit.
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POsr OrrIcz. Major "A. II. Hamil.
tcn was sworn in and entered upon
the discharge Of his duties ~ Post
master Saturday. April r. sssE 4.
He retains A. r, Hoddy. Sherman
II. Bailey and Ella C!oatMan a.
/ Deputies. 8sss fasal s.s s
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LsAsED. -Our enterprising Livery
man. Conn Lewis, has leased the
groan6s Of the Ottumwa Driving
Park Association, 70 open and run
| II for the purpose indicated in the
organization If tho Society, during
the coming season.
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From Daily courIsr April 8.

From Daily Courier April 8.
Judge Sloan again opened the
Mrnnit Court here, today. There
|is, probably, bnsinoss sufficient 70
keep tho Court RAINING for the Bal,
| auee cf.ths week. I.
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E1sdAsr. NJ mean thoss now
goods just received BY kodman 4
Harris opposite Union Hook. ~
! If. Rodman has Just returned
from New York after : long absence
spent id carefully sxasnining the
market for recas1s,s afsioles ID the
lAdies hse. N S Ia Iii
L We were kindly shown through
thor immense stock Mis- norning
and fosnd everything ~ profdsion to
suit ths most fastidious sastes.
AIn Ladies' Fancy Goods. especi-
allx HArasols, Laoe n9broidered
|Goods; Fancy H. WofE ,5ewSlry
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.hsvs established : Aks fspslA alton.
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stors
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CoNNUsrAL RMAcrry.--Nothlng tends
morsts connpbial hsppissa1 than cher
iuit andi hsalthy ,iafaaAs and children.-