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The weekly Ottumwa courier. [volume] (Ottumwa, Iowa) 1857-1872, 1871-02-02

Ottumwa, Jan. 18th, l67L ~
Agricultural Society met pursuant
to adjournment. Officers present
Garfield, B. Ladd, Dreamer and
White. Directors, Caleb Miller, A. L.
Graves, Il. G. Hnmbert and Vim. Ped
rick. PRECEDENT Garfield inthe chair. j.
w. Hedrick's bill was presented and
AFTER being reduced was ordered
paid. On motion Of Ladd prooedsd
to the election Of officers. A num-
Dor being present desiring to vote
who were mot members, the fol-
loving persons come forward paid
their dollars, for the privilege Of
voting. David Sautbinc, Francis
Davis, NJ. Hixon, George Myers, r
w. Gatke, ]. w. Mccoy, W. 9. Roy.
nolds, and John Harden. The election
was spirited and close. The char
announced the following persoDs cleo
ted. 8. X. Dreamer, President; W.
g. Reynolds, Vice-P President; ]. G.
johnson, Secretary, L. F. Newell,
Treasurer.
Directors-J. r. Myers, Agency !;
VIM. Calbeck, Washington Solonon
McReynolds, Competine; John pack-
wood, Highland; Henry Rsinhart,
Green; George Myers, Cas-; Jacob
Lowenberg, Dahlonsga; Henry Can
field, Polk; Bspjamin Randsll, Center;
VIM. ::Cloyd, Adams; Pster Knox,
Columbia; J. w. McGlasso0, Richland
and VIM. Pedrick, Kcokuk.
I. On motion, VIM. Gray was paid
three dollars, VIM. johnson, two, and
Sec'y White, Eight; . settlement was
then had with tho Treasurer, and And
three dollars and forty cents IN the
treasury.
On motion, il was ordered that the
proceedings Of tho meeting BE- pub
lished in the CoURIER and Democrat.
On motion, o. No6stt WAS award
cd tho first premium on l acre Of
Sweet potatoes, the amount per acre
200 bushels.
The President elect announced tho
next meeting for the last Saturday
in February, st the Court House, Ii
Ottumwa. e. G.. WHITE, Sec'y. 4
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READ READ!

The undersigned 10 pfepsrsd to pain
Fostraaes In Oil C0lcrs, IN the latest styles
LifsSi.e. or any size desirable, 1t low hg-
dooeasod friends, whaling 70 have them
enlarged and eolorsA life Ike, give me Q
eAll and mot entertain the absurd notion
that nothing can bel done right unless Il
II done In the East. Give me chance
and ! can do IL we'll and much cheaper,
Card Photograph, AnbrCtypee and
Gems taken ON short notice.
Main q. Ottumwa Iowa., a&-s
d4mwlv. 81 III. NUNAMAKER.
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From the daily, February l.

SAD ACCIDENT. - Alexander Jemi.
son, while attempting to jump on to
q freight train, last night, at the
crossing Of Jefferson street, in this
city, missed his footing and fell. his
left arm getting caught under the
wheels was crushed from the elbow
down. Drs. Hinsey ana Lathrop
were called Immediately, and quickly
amputated the arm above the elbow
joint. We are informed that Jemi.
son IL . coal miner, who has been at
work in the mines north Of the city.
From the best information We can
gather, Jamison was more or less
intoxicated At the time, and attempt
cd to got on to the train while it was
in motion. to 60 to the coal bank.
The injured man is doing well.
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ERRoR.-In giving our account Of
the election BY the Board Of Super
visors of physicians, we were in error
in stating that H,nsey & Lewis were
appointed county physicians, as DR..
Q. g. LOWS Was appointed individu-
ally to that position, which includes
the Poor farm.
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DR.. X. g. Newton, Dentist, will
from this date put up artificial teeth
at the low rate Of $500 only for )
set { upper and lower,) on beautiful
gum. All work warranted for ono
year. Office in Union Block, over
Jordan 4 sons, store. Ottumwa.
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District Court,

The case OF Thos. Dunford vs. Ray
mond has been on trial all day; Trim
bic and Perry for Pld., and Hepder-
ehott 4 Burton for defense. This IL
q suit brought for the value Of mill
machinery furnished defendant by
plaintiff. Defendant pleads damages
on account Of defects in machinery.
An outsider suggests that the law.
yers will get the grist from this mill,
and their clients the toll. They may
be lucky if they succeed in getting
the toll even.
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A Card.

Mr.. and Mrs. Ryan have been
placed under renewed obligations to
their friends. The former for fat
hog, the gift Of d. B. Abrahams,
Esd; the latter for . valuable pres
ont from tho ladies of the Parish.
Many thanks to the donors, and
kind Wishes for their happiness and
prosperity. J. e. RYAN,
L. A. RYAN.
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TO ENJOY LIES BLESSINGS WE MUST
HAVE HEALTH,

II Is O stubborn fact that every human be.
ing 10 more or less predlsposed to disease:and
In the Spring the exciting causes OF diseasg
csedingly prevalent. Now. to coun teract the
baneful Influences which sometimes tell With
fearful effect upon our System ~ sasis period
furnished BY DR.. s. b, Hartman 4 Co., Of Ian,
caster and Pittsburg. Pa. tits that noted and
Herb Bitters-a iifs. giving preparationand in
universal use. IL II the best blood purifier
now before the public; it invigorates, reno
corrects all the Irregularities Of the system
imparts fresh yigor and strength to the CON
stitution; and produces perfect health aud
nervousness. Every body ought to use IL u
the Spring and summer, a. II vii be found q
reliable protection against disease and . pro
moter Of happiness.
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To Consumptives.

The advertiser, having been permanent.
ly cured Of that dread disease, Copsump-
tion, by simple remedy, iysanxious 70
make known to his fellow sufferers the
means Of cure. To all who desire II, he
win ssnd 8 oopy 0ftbe prescription used
(fre OF Charge with the directions for
preparing and using tbs same, which
they will and . sure cure for Consum ption
Asthma, Bronchitis, DC.
Parties wishing the prescription, will
please address, -
a. ~ Rev. Edward A. Wilson.
1sS South Ind st, Willlamsburgh, N. Y.
nov 2RdAwly sseRsRsE f-2tIf
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Hawke krtlc Last thirty NO ycars icyotsd ~
sasex and eonsamp!ion. i feel that understand
tolcrably Nd case. Il diseased inncs 10 healthy
scandnssa A.; 1ss nrst sna cstimgortans step Is
Of all places on this continent for th. purpose in
winter. . Florida, well Down n The So Il, where
variations a. in more northern latifudes Palaika
!. point can reconamsaa. A good hotels kept
ans H sssn ..s Nv
Niso nnicr the healing tniuence VI the climate and
Sne hsrsd wers e ssssfs Me down ,se ,v,r .
point which weuld prefer 20 Palatka rs The tenn
lsIatnre more even. and the All dry and brsclns
should give DC Psee g Heo 'sfIs !.
,two miles han rIvsf q lake. and 4 seems almost
might be better. and patients complain al times:
sutthat is good sIgs, 4 itihdicaie. return q
as i sass aaay Sesl
Jacksonville. hibcmia, Grosn Cove. and mary
" recommended 10 consumptiycs in winter. My
,ss.ons Tor 20 arc That patients are less LA
eyen tcmreratnrc: snd It is rot ncccssaryto say,
.nat f wsrs SS,nalmmr,iss p.rson exposes himself
therefore my advice Is. 60 well down into the s,aie.
Gut q th. reach q prevailing east winds and fags
w Sssr e a ~ S sG
Win torpid liver, lisordered stomach, dcranged
lungs Cd more s ~ pa aSi e ss
ncstly Recommended.
in Sew sssr e was p1cSG
rhaercry week. whore Jaw and examined on an
aYer,gc fve hundscd patients aweek. 4 practice
d.eass lias enabied mo 70 Understand ti,c disease
fully; aud hence my caution IN regard to taking
ssshenek Fuisncnc syrns. ssaMssS Tenie and q
Msndrake lills, and UT die II no does not avoid
n flsrida, nearly EVERYDAY Is ssins schcacs'.
M, ss.. b rs E, ans climate s more I.y
tudSs. II - weIisestnbiished fact chat natives
New Ensad ~ s.a ~ , Sasr man. In
Ss q this terrIe,s dIseas. y ne Middle states
X liz Would ia sayed IL sonsnmpsrs , wsrs
sSs; e say
moi: they take what they term little cold which
as Inc M f sssst e and sne
hope Of cure. - s''- =
ny advfce 10 persons whose lungs are afyected.
menio ssrap, .SchsneEs seaweed Tonic, and
y r sna a. 70 hslosa
fSorcariy scSusittsd WIN tl,csr sction -. tnev
thai, they are used 10 strict sccordance with,
asired. Tina cc.p.hed In nature viii DO the ress
n, WIG VI s,sssiisss 81 s.a ssnss e
a, his hands before lcr9 : :. - q
ny plan =, to gys thrsc medicine. in accord
casrs where 4 ffeer usa ~ fhs H.rdrakc r;iis -
nssssssly. ~ oSject Il o siyc tone . Tho ssom-
good sign when cstisrf - q spaw hunyrv
lhave6 hopes q sseH.. With ~ n food. and
ssnx Hss e
:as .s s s sa Ma ana sy
patient gets we'll. provided he avoids taking Geld.
moi Tic nesns 10 70 10 florida. Tns question NAV
te asked, % tlhesc no hope for suchS Certainly
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BE OFTVMWA COURIER
City and County News.
From the Daily, january soth.


From the Daily, January soth.
GAS AcClDENr.-On Saturday
evening tho gas was turned on 70,
lighting, and ~ usual Pete Ballingall
was tho Arst 70 b served. At Eve
O'Clock in the evening gas was turned
on and ran till about ten, whom il
waa discovared that. there was leak
somewhere ID the Depot Hotel. Mr.
Tilton, the clerk, with the porter
the latter carrying = lighted candle,
went in search, and as they approach.
cd room No. %, Mr.. T. told the
porter TO stand back with the light
while he went 10 aud examined, and
finding that that was where the gas
was escaping from Pipe which had
'ossn left without = cap, he instantly
olapped his finger on the aperture,
and ct tho Same moment in popped
tho porter with the lighted candle,
the blaze Of which ignitsd the gas,
as the room was full, and instantly
the whole room was ablaze. No
further damage was done than very
severely burning Mr.. T., to wha.
extent he 10 injured NO have not
learned.
We give the above account a we
learn from outside parties, and there
seems TO bs no particular blame a.
tached to tho Gas Company, as the
oversight Of leaving one pipe un-
stopped out Of 20 many recently put
upin such great hurry, would seem
sxeussble, and it the porter had
obeyed instructions thsre would
have boon no serious consequences
further than the Losing ofabout two
thousand feet Of gas. True, the
filters should have been certain that
ell openings II the pipe were stopped,
but in tho great hurry this ono
escaped notice, and this accident will
be . warning sgAinst Ill others Of .
similar kind-the only danger in
gas.
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,witched By her iine appearance.
MIS-. DA. IRWIN:
Barred silk, black and white;
diamonds. .. b
KISS JENNIE IRVINE
Was tastsfhlly attirsd in . green silk;
white ovetskirt Of gausy fabric; puts
and ruhles.
lfns. LlBDIE o. M'aREw
Wore . black silk train; black velvet
ovsrskirt; pink and white sashes.
Mas. NELLIl CARTER
Of Harrisburg, Pa, was ore Of the
best looking ladies in the room,
|sbesides bong very Handsomely at-
tired. She wore . beautiful pink
silk dress; black lace ovsrskirt;
natural flowers; diamonds, and had
many admirers.
MISS HELMiCK
looked splendidly in corn colored
silk and black lace over dress.
MRS. GRNHRAL RUTHERFORD
attracted universal admiration in q
pink lace black lace over dress /; dia-
monds.
I MIes BELLE vRDDER
wore white French muslin pink
MORE antique, silk basque.
MRS. ". W. UTE
of Fairfield was one Of the neatest
looking ladies present. She was ~
tired in . lavender silk dress; natural
flowers, and was much admired.
miss AsrEn
daughter Of Hon. Joel F. Asper of
No. was tastsfdlly attirsd in . green
silk, entrdis; white trfmmings; th,ead
lace.
MRs. GEN. GIVEN
wore light elk dress, handsomely
madS black lace over skirt. 8.
Too much praise cannot BE- award
ed the gallant and handsome General
Elliot W. nioe ofthe Reception Com.
mittse who was ono Of tho foremost
ID rendering the guests comfortable.
But | ought NOT PARTICIPANTS, for
oil the gentlemen on the committees
were on tho alert to make the ooca-
sion one Of great pleasure to all.
The committees were a. follows; d
CoMMITTxE or ARRANGEMENTS.
Col. John Lynde, Col. T. l.. Dillsy,
w. 8. Graf Esq.
REcnPTIoN COMMITTEE.
b.
/ Hon. SAINT r. Miller, Col. w.
Penn. Clarke, Gen. b. w. Rice, Cen.
Josiah Given, Hon. s. J. W. Tabor,
9. G. Stevens, Esq, J. p. G. Poulton,
Esq.
FLOOR MANA0ERs.
s. Ksndriok, ]. n. g. Wilson. John
Cowis, w. W. Uttz, Col. John Lynde,
Maj. T. I. Tedford, Col. ]. ]. Safely.
The admission tickets were very
nicely Cotton up; having the "cost
Of arms" and motto Of the State
thereon. But this letter is already
too long. A. Dom tPiatt says, II
am not accustomed to running the
millinery department Of the press
hence hope your lady readers will
not eriticise me severely.
Z. tH Potomac.
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~ FoR Dyspepsia. Indigestion, De
preston OF Spirits aud General Debility,
in their various forms also, es pre-.
ventive against fevor and ague. and other
Intermittent fevers. the Ferro. Phosphora-
ted Elixir OF CAlisaya made by Caswell,
Hazard 4 Co. New York. and sold by
TAyl Tor, Blake n Co Ia the best tonic, and
~ . tonic for patients recovering from
fsyer or other sickness, IL has no equal.
Jan. 3.ddwIy.
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ERRORS or YOUTH.

A GENTLEMAN who suffered for years
ffam Nervous Debility, Premature Decay.
and all the effects OF youthful indiscretion
Will, for the sake OF suffering humanity,
send free 70 all who need II, the recipe and
direction for making the simple remed =
ny which he was cured. Suffer ers wish-
Ing to profit by the advertiser's experi.
ence can do 90 by addressing, in perfect
confidence
/. I. g..Sf JOHN r. OGDEN.
sss5 Nl No u, csdar OF. Nsw Yoik.
nov.26.dAwly. $500, 81
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District Court.
Sixth DAT.

i.
ssFr Ottumwa, Jan. 3Oth 1871.
Minutes of Saturdays proceeding
read and approved.
| Roll Of attorneys Called
/ After the usual morning business
the following criminal Gases wer,
called for Judgment, to.wit
No. 603-State vs Martin Donley
Judgment for fine Of $50 and costs
order for commitment.
No. 057--Law--Lovejoy 4 Co VI
Seifert & Grucer, transferred to th,
Circuit court of Wapello county, b
agreement OF parties.
No. 950-Law-Seifert & Bedwell
transferred to the Circuit court By
agreement Of parties.
No. 974-Law-M Madison W Skin
ner. Continued for service.
No. 1111-Law -Schworm vs
StraDg continued.
No. 1253-Law-Gregg W Swan
son. Dismissed at the cost Of tn.
plaintiff.
No. 1862 -Law-Henry Bell 4
Son W d. Ryan; continued.
No. 1264-R. B. Pcarce 4 90 VI
e. Ryan continued,
No. 1909 -Law--Fritx Il Gephart
dismisssd.
No. 13O7-LAw-N Neville vs. Gatke
continued.
No. 132S-Leighton vs. Griffith
continued.
No. l344-Law-Wm. Tsckabsry
4 Co W VIM. 81. Copeland; Judgment
BY default for $3OO.97 and costs.
Minutes Of yesterdays proceedings
read and approved.
Roll of attorneys called.
After the usual morning business,
tho following criminal GASES were
called for Judgment, pleas Of guilty
having been filed, to.wit:
No. e04-State vs. Chas. SMITH
Nuisance. Judgment for fine of $50
and costs; order Of commitment,
Fo. 826-State W. Chas. Tovsra -
Simple assault and battery; Judgment
for fine Of e2D and costs; order Of
commitment.
The following civil cases were osll-
ed aud disposed Of to.wit:
No. 1362--Law-Moss q Co W
Caldwell: Judgment BY default tor
112O.60 and costs.
No. observation-disclosures, Miller
4 Co 70 Joseph Aerrifeld, ct ALL
Judgment BY default tor S190.26 and
costs.
No. 457 Chancery - O'Keefe W
Wolf 4 90, continued; pleadings to be
6led in so days.
No. Observation-Disclosures
W Treasurer Of Wapello co. Settled
by agreement Of parties.
The case of Faherty vs. Strang was
called and trial commenced TO the
court, which continued until the
hour Of adjournment, whom the case
was submitted without argument.
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The Fair.

On last Saturday the officers, d.
rectors, stockholders, members, etc !,
of the Wapello County Agricultural
Society, hold . meeting at the Court
House in this city, At which officers
were elected for the ensuing year, Of
1871. Agency township came up in
might and stamps and ruled the hash
in the pot. She elected every officer
excepting Treasurer. Maj. Dreamer
was elected President; DR.. johnson,
Secretary, and Mr.. Reynolds, Of
Washington township, Treasurer.
Well We have nothing to say against
the officers elected, believing them
TO be in everyway capable, but wo
have : word to say against the don't.
cars-ativeness Of Ottumwa and her
citizens: The election is equivalent
TO saying that tho Fair next fall will
b held ct or near Agency City.
Last fall We had q very good Fair,
and tho promise was bright for .
better ono this year; but a. Ottumwa
took no active part but Let the elac.
ton 90 bv default IN her ann;nana..
Ne NAV be oomnallad n ,o - -,
on. seven miles awav. - ..tand ~.
exhibition. The trade that natur.lIv
arises from such : large oonvreo.
tion ofpeople viii bo uohh,ea M =,
Agency CITY. Nv tho n.vmen. cf
-. ani,..
$500 g.. s..;.,.s :.
- 'o'e. ~
. a.o = .n.ns uoiars
oon'oauensy Agency
wv sne Pos' Kernape wnen our
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LEGAL NOTICE.
STATE OF IOWA.
WspOIlO County.

"ekSAsO ~csAAAtys D
To all whom 1t may concern $50.
You are hereby notified that in vacation
of the Circuit Court of Wapel!o County
Iowa, on the 18th day OF January 1871,
there was opened by the Clerk OF said
OF writing. parporting to be tho last will
and testament of Aaron Rubie, late OF
said county deceased, and ynu are further
notified that the second day. OF the next
term of said court, commencing on the
second Monday, the 18th day Of March 1871
has been set as the day for final hearing
and proof of said will, at which time ali
ted to probate.
feb.2 wSt. 4. N. Cooley, Clerk.
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Hazard d Casweips Cod Liver Oil is
the purest, sweetest and best in the world.
Physicians have decided it superior to
any other Cod Liver Oil in Lasrket. Pa
tisnts who have once tax IN II take no other
as.Y-d2wly. ftT
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PREVENTION BETTER THAN CuRR.--
DR.. Henry's Root and Plant Pills arouse
the liver and secrstive organs into healthy
action throwing on distractions which
cauoo disease
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J. H. Hilton, ESQ.,, of Batavia.
ono OF the substantial citizens of
that thriving borough, called on
us to-day.
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CHEAPEsT AND BEsr-Mrs. Whitcomb'
Syrup for childron, - sold by Druggist
for Is cents . bottle, and II m admirable
preparati IN for MANTLE disorders.
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Dr.. Newton Dentist. Especial
attention given to the preservation
Of tho natural teeth. Rooms oyer
Jordan q Sons Dry goods store.
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THE WoRD s.SoDosoNr."--W which IL
fast becoming, household, word I:
Of two words, Soxo aad ''odontas," the
teeth. Sodosaat = pressrver Of the teeth.
And it II true 70 its name.
''Dpaulding's Clue will mend your
ways, or any thing else that needs mend
ing.
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0SYCHOMANCY.-Any lady or gentleman
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happiness and Independence, by obtaining
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use this power over men or animals at will
how to Mesmerize. become Trance or writing
Philosophy of Omens and Dreams, Brigham
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ANY person wishing to act as agent will re-
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A beautiful set Of teoth, upper
] and lower only $4,000, ut DIR. New
! t6n's Dental rooms, in Union Block.
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SWEET
CheS t n u t

A million trees rop. inches to four feet high
rne Best t.g.Ssy aad nItt-ee on the Continent
a Is pASe circular nee. Address $500
~ sToRNe, HARRISON Coz
dse.9.dAw5ms PAinSvtle. Lake Co. OH
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HOWARD SANITARY AID AssocIA.
TT0N - .---3-'

S TI0N. Is.
ro the relief and cure or the errinr auxf
and Unfortunate, on principles III the
Christian PhilanthrODhy. b,s s
Essays on the Errorv OF Youth, and the
Eollie Of Age, in relation to Marriage
and ciAl evils, with sanitary aid for the
afaict d. Sent free, In sealed envelopes.
Address, Howard Association, BOX p,
Philadelphia. Pa. may3wly.
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MRS. RoBRaT T.. LINCOLN

Of Chicago, daughter ofSenAtor Har-
Ian, had NO superior present, either
in grace, dignity or drsss. She pos.
sssses . charming face, i > good
conversationalist and was therefore
much admired. She looked lovely
in white corded silk en- train; over
dress of pulled linen oambsic and
vAlenoiennes laoe-osnamsnts, dia.
nonds.
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n GARD,

We desire To inform the public that we have
old our Banking, Exchange and Collection
business 70 Seth Richards aud Geo. w. Hale
who, under the arm or Richards & Hale, will
continue the same business ut our old stand
on Main Street, Ottumwa, Iowa.
In retiring from the banking business We
take this occasion TO thank the people Of OF
tumwA and Vicinity. for their generous Pat
tonnage. ana most respectfully commend item
Integrity, abundant capital and business ex.
perience, who are eninently worthy OF pub.
lie confidence. Fl. q ANGLE & co.
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MRs. COL. ANDREWS,
wore light silk, en- train blue trim
lnings, white flowers.
MRS. SENATOR FLANAGAN,
10 oked splendidly in black silk or.
nsments-fowsrs.
MRS. aERRING,
looked attractive 10 . black silk
dress, velvet trimmings; ornaments
white flowers.
MISS NrB
niece 81 Sepstor Nye OF Nevada,
worc = pearl colored poplin; trim.
mings, wine colored velvet and look
cd spleudidly.
MISS c. 4. MILLS
! Of Montpelier, Vermont, avery baud
some brunette was dressed N full hall
costume; and turned the heads O.
! several grave Senators who were b
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AGENTs!e REAp This /

We will pay agents n salary of 800 per week
and expenses, o. allow alarge commission, to
Cox A Week Salary Young men want
VZO ed ne local and travelling salesmen.
address with stamp r. H. Walker, 81
fark Row, N. Y.
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1O0c USE THE "yEGETAHLE 101n
l0AUs Pull NJ ON AIRY BAI.SAM," l9fQs
Consumption. Nothing better.b Cutler
Bros, 4 Co, Boston.
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MISS Q. 9. BUXTON

MISS o. g. BUXTON
wore beautiful black silk en- train-
white howera
Miss BUXTON
white alpaca ornaments pinh
roses,