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Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1872-10-09
NO. 24l.1

FEMALE FREEDOM IN UTAH.--The man
who attends to the Mormon department
of the St. Louis Republican is laboring
under severe bilious attack caused by
an editorial in an Eastern paper concern
Ing the "Downtrodden condition of the
women of Utah." Having sufficiently
'sat down" on the journal in question,
individually he addresses himself to COM
munity In general as follows: ...Now,
the world should know thai in Utah
woman holds in her hand the ballot, that
bshe Is eligible to every office, that she
may plead her own cause before a high
court, and if her husband ill-treats her she
may prosecute him; that one-half of all
his earnings Is hers; that she il his abso-
Lutte superior; that she may cit on iuries
and find him guilty of bigamy, cruelty to
her, neglect Of his children, or other crime
and that she, under the fearful despo-
tism' of Utah, can be her own law execu-
tor and judicial expounder. What more
power do the women Of Utah want to en-
able them to throw off the burden of
mans yoke? They make their own laws,
select their own officers, are their own
lawyers and judges, they own one-half OF
their husbands property and all of their
own" Now we are willing to try hard to
believe the writer, he seems so earnest
about it, but we can hardly understand
one thing--and that is, when a man has
hall dozen wives, how in addition to
holding all their own property, each can
own half that of her husband. Either
they use different arithmetic in Utah or
there is mistake somewhere. asv
One of the most remarkable instances
OF the maintenance of ''good spirits" In
misfortune is given by the Hartford Even
ing Post. About six o'clock this (Satrr-
day. morning man going up the track
Of the Hartford and New Haven road. lust
this side of the Windsor station, saw lying
near by boot. 1t didn't look just right,
and he made a closer inspection and he
found the boot filed with q human foot
and portion of human leg. On max
ing this discovery he at once commenced
search for the owner Of the boot and leg,
and found him in the person Of George H.
Fielding, who lay on bank by the side
of the track some yards from where the
boot and leg were found. Strange to say,
he was alive and conscious, and still more
strange he was in irst-rate spirits. Help
was summoned and he was taken up,
placed in carriage and conveyed to the
factory near by, where surgeons attended
him. He rode over to the factory holding
his boot and portion of his leg in his
hands, and didn't appear to be much
troubled by the fact that there was q
bloody chasm between the knee and the
top of the boot. 1t is supposed that he
was very much intoxicated, and while in
that condition lay upon the track and was
run over by the midnight train. after
which he crawled off up the bank and lay
till morning. He has a wife and several
children
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PROFESSIONAL CARDS.
CMAs. BILLINGsLEA, ID. ID. s.,
J. MERIKE ELLIE II ,
n 1, ~ n, L OF, q


Farmers and MeehdRics' Bdak
TAKE pleasure in informing their friends
L and the public generally that having
increased their facilities for business, they
are at NIL times prepared to perform any
operations in operative or mechanical Den
tistry.
Full Sets of Teeth, $40, SIS, and $40.
Pure Nit. Ok. Gas, on hand at all times,
DR.. c. Billingslea will continue to visit
the following places:
Onion Bridge, list Wednesday in every
month, remaining until Friday afternoon.
Nelo JTindsor.-2nd Wednesday in every
month.
URiontotcn. Sd Wednesday every month,
remaining until Friday afternoon.
7aneytocn-S Friday in every month, re.
naming until the Wednesday following.
j. MERlKEN WELLER will visit Me
chanicstown End Wednesday Of every month,
remaining until Friday noon.
jan l3,-ly
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Comn,Issioners So1ice.

THE County Commissioners of Carroll
u county, will meet ut their Office. ia
estminstsr, on the First MoSDAY OF
NoTHs5kE, 1917, tor the Transaction Of busi-
mesa. By order,
JABEZ A. BUSH,
OCT DIT Clerk.
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Ribbons, Millinery aa Straw Goods
1872.
ALSO

White Goods, Embroideries, &c.
ARMSTRONG, GATOR & 40.
IMPORTERS, Manufacturers and Jobbers
L Bonnet, Trimming, Neck and Sash Rib.
bons, Velvet Ribbons, Neck Ties, Bonnet
silks, Sarins, Yelyets and Grapes, Flowers,
Feathers, Ornaments, Frames, &c.
.arap Boansts and La,lies aud
CAaslren's Hats,
Trimmed and Untrimmed; and in connect.
ing Warerooms White Goods. Linens, EN-.
hroideries, Laces, Nets. Collars, Sets,
Handkerchiefa, Yelling, Head Nets, &c. &c.
Nos. 237 and 2S9 Baltimore street, Balti
more, Nd.
These goods are Manufactured by us or
bought for cash directly from the European
AID American Manufacturers, embracing
ill the latest novelties, uneqaalled in va
riety and eheapness in any market
Orders filed with care, promptness and
despatch. sep, 2s-3m
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CHANGE OF TIME.
WESrERN MD. RIIrpo,n
Ila .R.....:.;.7' $50

- ~
Two take effect June u, 1872 r,l,..
Station. Conner Franklin and c.
streets, Trains leave 3. 40 A. NJ, ,nSS1,
Y NJ, for Owings Mills. Re;,,s,,,o..s.
Finkshurg, Westminster New W;.I
Union Fridge, Niddleburg. Dorhla J y,
Greek, MechanicstoWn, and Hssar,,a,rI'
Union Bridge at 8. 20 and 7o4
and s 50 z. NJ :" ~
Westminster at sos and SOS A. NJ al
{ 20 Z. NJ. so
RETURNING.
Leave Hagcrs,own at b.2jAN a.
Los =. NJ. " ~ '''
\ train leaves Baltimore at 5oP.y
for Union Bridge.
Stages connect At Glen Morn, S,,,o, &.
Hampstead and Manchester on ,r;,,l !,
$40 A. NJ. Iain from Baltimore; Al Nj
dleburg Station for Taneytown and Il Da1
bile Pipe Greek Station for Emm,.tsburr !.
arrival same train.
An Express Car Leaves Calvert Static,
baltimore, daily, except SundayI attn
7. II. l.igbt freight and parcel; "a ,o..
BY this ear It delivered before S0OP.N
AssSSGER S1ArioS. The Demo, q n
c. X. ". Freight Station Corner Cent,
and North Streets,
n. B.-A Tickle, Office has been op,a.
Mt No. . North Calyer, street, oppo,;;,,
Barnum's Hotel. Tickets eau be procured
at any time during the day At ali points q
line OF Road. Baggage called for. checked
ard delivered upon spplieAtiOa al iii. oss
JOHN 7. RlGNgY,
july G General superinieuJ,.l
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RIack Rerrr srrnp.

E0R Diarrh9n nd Summer Complains
JIG rseHsring's Co npound Syrup Of Black.
berry Roet. Sold BY A. H. Haber And
ssha ". Wilmer. ialys
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COLLEGIATE INSTITUTE
W estmiustcr, nd.

lanes RIPPARD. Principal. Sra'a
u commences September l2lh
Pupils are pr pared either for BanH'i'
or College
Besides Play Ground, completely iE'
nishrd Gymnasium is attached,
A Library and Reading lsoom.
Also Laboratory iited up With a. Il
pensive Chemical aud Philosophical AFp'
fAtus
SYSTEM or OBSTRUCTION;
Special attention is directed 70 'As 70
that in School boy does not iAks an "
ierest in what h. does no, und,tslihi-
Each pupil therefore IS encouraged . o.
snlt his Teacher for the prompt fsno'n =
difficulties rs they arise, and thai y y
pouunity may be afforded for tbs re- Z
Ierchange between Teacher aud faPi' ~
a limited number will be received ana w.
only Of good moral character.
pS- Pupils Of last year desiring % '''''
will engage their desks without deiAI'
aug IL 2mos
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NOTICE.

THE undersigned hereby slI ~ M. N
Il that he has been appolnFI, ..S,,.s
Agent Of the Carroll County IRE i y ;,sa
Company. All persons desiring s, y 4 3,
property (either real or persona. nj )
Company, will please address y ., Sssl, i
Westminster, Nd, oil COMMUNISM
receive prompt attention; ,,.rGH
JOHN T. DlFFENbAO9S,S,s l
aug 26-tf -
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WESTERN MD. COLLEGH
FOR
STUDENTS OF both SEXES,
IN DISTINCT DEPARTMENTS.
Incorporated BY Act Of General Assembly,
March, 1868.

TUNHIS Institution is eligibly located in
Il the healthiul and hourishing City Of
Westminster, in Carroll county, on the line
Of the Western Maryland Railroad, about
midway between the cities of Baltimore aud
Hagerstown.
Il is under the special patronage of the
Maryland Annual Conference Of the Meth.
odist Protestant Church, but is strictly free
from any sectarianism, either in its course
OF study or rules Of discipline.
Male and female students recite in sepa.
rate classes. but all have the advantage Of
instruction from every Professor having
charge of the studies pursued.
The Vice. Principal, Rev. DR.. Nichols, J
the Preceptress, Miss llanee, and several
other members Of the Faculty, reside in
the COLLEGE building. aud have consta At
oversight Of the Boarding Students.
THg CcuRsE OF Study is thorough, under
tnll and competent corps Of instructors
The Ninth SENT Annudl Session, will
begin TUESDAY, September Sd, 1872 aud
end January Slst, 1878, embracing q
weeks exclusive Of tho Christmas Holidays.
Expenses OF SESSION:
Board, Lodging, Washing, Fuel
and Light...,..... .................... 500 90
| Tuition in Preparatory Department II so
Tuition in Collegiate Department. 80 on
Naturalization fee payable on the
entering Collegiate Department. 90
Instruction in Music with use Of
Ius,rumen,sl ........ ............- rs 90
Instruction in Drawing and Paint.
ing (water eolors) ..........,.. 10 90
No extra charges for any study in the
Reg alar Course.
PAYMENTS:
One half at the beginning of the Session;
the other, November llth, 1872.
Books and stationery purchased of the
College must be paid for on deiipery.
For Catalogue and Circular containing
full information, address
J. I. WARD, PRINCIPAL,
july ls.a WestmiHster, Nd.
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iNo1d
anu u"faoie ie.u''1e, ever ouereu 10 'ne
iarmstCe s ng ~ lne s'itnu'aihg guar
tues OF fernsiah ouano, aho me ever
durable isrtnIlhg properties o. orouha
Bones IN nae ary powder, prepared express
ior urilllne' anu can oe appueu IN any
quantity however shal, per acre an1 II Is
the opinion 2, , many e,ese calculating Farm.
mers, aiter nihl EIN years experledce
~ testing u sac oy si1e wtn osner popular
iesaIlIers, lhat an appleanen OF NV poaa nus
OF E5eeissor Is eqIsl 70 ,tS.n zoo 70 Soo
nNOnQS Oi uuN OhucE ltINllLtE Ut kuunO
The weekly Ottumwa courier. [volume] (Ottumwa, Iowa) 1857-1872, 1872-03-14

Having just built one of the largest Livery
q ablos In the state Of Iowa, and having pur.
chased . new and complete stock Of
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Republican Convcutien.

a county republican convention will
be held al the Court House. in Ottum-
wa, on Saturday. the 23d day Of March.
at o'clock, r. N. Each township in
the county will be entitled to five del
egates, and the meetings for the cleo
ton of the delegates win be held at
the usual place of voting in each town.
ship ut 3 O'Clock. p. NJ. on Wednesday,
the 20th day of March. The county
convention is called for the purpose Of
electing eleven delegates to the State
Convention to be held on the 9th of
March, at Des Moines.
By order of the
COMMITTEE.
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unitiyatora ana Ployrs.

The attention OF farmers is invited
to the advertisement Of Keister. War;
den 4 Porter which will be found in
to-days paper. These gentlemen have
built up an extensive trade in Plows
and Cultivators by manufacturing them
of the best material to be had in the
market. and making implements that
are not excelled by any made in the
East or West. We hope our farmers
will remember them when they wish
to purchase. and recollect that the way
to make good home market for their
products is to foster and patronize
HnME MANuFAcTrrPEs.
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Now Church.

The Swedes have Just bought an
elligibly situated lot of Rev. J. M. Nc
Elroy. on Jefferson Street beyond his
late residence, where they propose 10
erect this summer a neat and commo-
diOus church.
The Swedes are an industrious. tenn
perate, religious and republican class
of people with Lutheran tendencies,
who are going TO make desirable pop
nlation.
We hope our people viii respond
literally in aiding them to build.
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A member ofthe family ofone of our
prominent citizens received yesterday
a letter dated at Unionville, S. c., Feb
18th, which tells its own tale, and we
publish II below. Edward Warning
whose death the letter recounts was
the con Of the Rev. Il. II. Waring. well
known to our readers, and was the
Young man, who, several months ago,
worked In this Office. His afflicted
family will have the heartfelt sympa-
thy Of their numerous friends here
The letter gives the following facts:
"The enclosed notes and papers
have found among the effects OF Ed
ward Warning who died here some
hours ago. Your address bein& the
only clue can find to his relations or
friends. would respectfully ask YOU
70 give some information regarding
them to enable me to inform them ofhis
decease, or what would be better. if
convenient, to inform. them yourself.
being no doubt better acquainted with
the situation. The following is all
know concerning him: II appears that
Warning enlisted for the e. S. Army at
Chicago on the 9th Of February, and
being assigned to Troop IN" 7th Cav
airy, stationed at Unionville, South
carolina, was on his way to his Troop,
about 20 miles from his destination,
when he was run over, both legs, by
ruil road car. How the accident hap
pened, do not know. Hewas brought
here in . dying stats, and unable to
give an account Of himself, and died
about an hour afterwards (atGP. MY
Respectfully,
FRED THrEs.
lst Sergeant Troop M" q. s. Cavalry.
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e
This weeks Ottumwa Democrat has
very well written history of Ottnm-
wa and Wspello county-so far as il
goes-frOm the pen of Miss Nettie
Sanford, Of Marshalltown. Iowa.
OF course being written by a strang.
~, who was here only few days col.
lecting her data, it contains many err
rors as to names and events, which
will be readily detected by the veter-
ans who helped to tramp down the
primitive dog fennel of Wapello
county.
Nevertheless, II win be found inter.
esting, and will be generally read.
We regret to notice that she should
have found It necessary to assail the
dead General 8. r. Curtis. even by
implication, rs he died poor and was
one of the ablest and most incorrupt-
ible Of all the soldiers and statesmen,
who have illustrated the history of
Iowa.
It contains some matters which we
shall probably take occasion to allude
to again.
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4 Wsv ve.tare.

We received to-day the first number
OF the evening Jouynal, daily paper
published by Frank Hatton At Mt.
Pleasant Iowa. The people of Mt.
Pleasant can support daily at very
little cost to each citizen If all will bear
their due proportion, and in our opin-
ion, in no other way can they do SO
much for their substantial gain and
general prosperity. Frank will do his
best and do II well, If his hands are
properly held up by his people.
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DR.. Testers skin and sci-nce cannot
DC exeelleu as q Surgeon, Ocuiist aud
Physician. Is Years in 4 large and con-
siant practices III treating diseases and
deiormity OF the eyes, eyelids and ear
and al, other acute aud chrome diseases
Of the human system tLat are In their ma
ture durable.
Tumors. cancers, old sores and evcry
form OF skin diseases are treated succese.
fully.
Dr.. Feslsr will visit any part of the
country In consultation or 10 perform
surgery. for all deformities and dis.ases
where medical q eatm mt il of NO avail.
Ii must be ADMITTED by ali that a anr.
seon who gives his whole attention and
study as Specialist. has no superior in
treating diseases Of the Eye, Ear. Throat
Lungs. aud other chronic diseases.
Office corner Main and Green streets.
OTTAWA, IOWA.
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a NEW AND
Splendid illustrated Edition
FENrMoRE CooPERs
woRLD-F NOUS
Leather stocking Ronarees.

commenced the publication of j. Eenimore
Cooper's Novels. In a form designed for gem
e:at Popular circulation. The series viii be-
gin with the famous '.Lrather- stocking
Tales, i've IN number, which Will be pub
Iished in the following order. at Intervals OF
about y month:
I. The Last OF the Mohicans.
II. The Deerslayer. ~. 9he Plones RS
III. The Pathfinder. V. Tht Prairie.
Tales" will be printed In handsome octave
volumes from new stereotype plates. Each
volume superbly anu fully illustrated with
entirely new designs by the distine ,itshed
artist +. O.C. barley, and bound in ii Mt
tracttye paper cover. PRICE, SEyE>TY-FIvE
CEkTs PIE voLuAE, or 1915 Tor the csn I'lete
set The series, when cGlr rlete,i will make,
hound, an elegant iicrar, plume. for which
viii be furnished ~ a moderate
price
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Vie Keosauqua Repu6lican Z

The Keosauqua Republican, de-
nOunces the arrangement for two State
Conventions in Iowa this year.
In this matter the Republican is in
accord with the the entire press of the
State. To circumvent the purposes of
this movement, the people should send
full and able delegations to each
The first one occurs March 9th inst.
70 send delegates to Philadelphia, and
We have to suggest TO the Chairman.
whoever he may be, the propriety Of
issuing the call at once.
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READ READt

The undersigned In prepared to pain,
Portraits in Oil Colors. in the lates, styles
LAiessze, or any size desirable, n low dg.
ures. Persons having amall pictures a
deceased friends, Wishing to have them
enlarged shd ,coiorsd life like, give me 4
call and ,nut s4t9rtsin the Absurd notion
thet nothing cee bs dome right unleaa. Il
- done in the Ea6t. Give ne ! chartls
and can do 1t we'll and much cheaper.
Card photographs, Amhrotypee ana
Gems taken on short notice.
Main st. OttuMwk Iowa.
d3nwiv. FL. NUNAMAKER.
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Library Meeting

The meeting of the Library Com
mittee last night was sparely attended.
but those present felt in good spirits,
and on a footing of the amount SUBJ
scribed.-it was found that they only
lacked $3.50 of the $1,000 neces-
sary. Win not some of our liberal
citizens come forward and fill up the
gap. II would indeed be shame at
ter all the hard work that has been
done SO far. to let the project fail.
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REMEMBER THAT

Are the medicines you require TO purity the
Blood, excite the torpid Liver to healthy &C.
ton, and to enable You topass safely through
any haTdshipo or en- posture.
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The bold robbery in the day time OF
six thousand dollars from Coryaon
bank last summer by four Missouri
bushwhackers, will be remembered.
Sheriff swiggett has one of the chaps
in Jail. His name is Clell Miller. and
he was captured in Missouri by New
York detective. who went down there
and lived with the fellow i'm Clay
county. Mo-. until he became satisfied
of his man. and then decoyed him
away from home and gobbled him up
Miller was recognized by the bankers
and other parties in Corydon. vet he
claims he can prove an abb. A re-
ward of fifteen hundred dollars was
offered for Miller. His bail is fixed
at five thousand dollars which Miller
says he can and will give. His trial
will occur in Corydon some time next
month.
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From the Daily OF the sth.
Hninu "A Mehraslwa.

Our fellow citizen G. A. Derby Esq.
has just returned from an extended
-FOUR into Nebraska We regret to
learn that he has concluded to move
to Seward county in that State, as soon
as the weather permits. In that event
Iowa will lose, and Nebraska will
gain an A No. man.
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Hon. GEORGE SHARsw0OD, Jastico Of the su-
preme Court Of Ieunsylvania
Philadelphia, june ], 1855.
have found by experience that HoOdand'G
German Bitters II q very good tonic, relieving
dyspeptic symptoms almost directly.
GEO. SHAHSVOOD.
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We insert below the onicial vote Of
this city at the City Election, March
4th. II was accidently omitted last
week.
o@cial Vets q tho CITY q otsamwa,
E5AReh Afh l&98
The weekly Ottumwa courier. [volume] (Ottumwa, Iowa) 1857-1872, 1872-03-14

Somebody offers $500 reward for a
reform Democrat since the city cleo
ton. IT will be remembered that on
the 4th day. OF March. 1872, our DEM
oeratic city ticket was headed Demo-
cratic Reform Iicketss-As it was stated
this is to be the regime also IN the
county ticket this fall. let us bear il in
mind. and see what we shall see.
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DIR. THRALI

H. ret0oTed hje once
~ SECOND street. adj0inihg Monks grocyry.
nesioenoe-Senerson street, corner III Piffb
sssset tOct.16-d3ml
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Rey1 ai9h is nisl

'.This year we secure our three AL
dermen and only lost Willard and
Kiser through the detection of some
very silly Democrats who never vote
the ticket unless they have their choice
in the nominations. ~ tt,tm,ra Demo
s,1yyf as45Fst
The weekly Ottumwa courier. [volume] (Ottumwa, Iowa) 1857-1872, 1872-03-14

SuspENDED.--The Sioux City Times
has been compelled to suspend its daily
issue. We suspect that too many peo-
pie There are like many in Ottumwa,
to-wit: they are glad to have daily
paper sustained by other peoples
nOppx
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The Menominee Herald. Mich. has
the following complimentary news Of
two Of our fellow townsmen
Aessrs. Wolf & Carpenter, Contrac.
tors on the Escanabo Extension, have
rented the second story of the Ingalls,
Block for an Office and store room.
They seem to be men Of enterprise and
experience, and have abundant capital.
Notice their advertisement elsewhere.
Mr.. Powers went north this week to
start locating party from Escanabo
on the line of the Railroad. 1t will be
in charge Of s. II. Seldeh. one of the
best civil engineers in the country.
The driving Of piles for the bridge
across the river. Ia nearly completed
Chopping ont the line northward has
commenced.
A large party Of men are expected
here next week to finish the work on
the sidetrack.
The weekly Ottumwa courier. [volume] (Ottumwa, Iowa) 1857-1872, 1872-03-14
A Fine HuiIdinpL

Conn Lewis, the enterprising and
highly successful liveryman, has COM
menced to-day receiving the brick on
the ground for an extensive building
on Green street 66xs0 feet, which is to
continue his present building out to
Green street and TO cover the ground
ne owns on it now occupied by sheds.
etc.
The Green street front will have two
stores on the first floor, and an elegant
and capacious Office. The second floor
will probably be finished off with a
neat and commodious hall covering
the entire building to-wit. 66xS0.
The basement will be occupied. as
the balance of his block is. for stabling.
carriages. &c. for his large. and con-
stantly increasing business.
The "Hoosier' mason. Sam Hen
bricks, has the bi'ickwork. the carpen-
tering not yet being let.
The building will cost from 5000 to
$4,000.
The weekly Ottumwa courier. [volume] (Ottumwa, Iowa) 1857-1872, 1872-03-14

Ed. baggett's Milk Wagon team ran
away this morning aud upset his vehi-
cis on Main Street, near the lst Ma
tionsl Bank. The pigs have discovered
and are going for the aAfilky WAY"