The weekly Ottumwa courier. [volume] (Ottumwa, Iowa) 1857-1872, 1872-11-21
News and Other Items.

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The Rraz;l;aps consumo Amor,.a,
fine cnt quite freely ''''
friction match Factory :
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Inc american oysters are pronounc-
Z The New FORK papers are full Of
advertisements Of oxen for sale.
e na Ia.e VI .ns eartn around the sun
- !" 'nousa''u niiies c"ch iliht'tc.
Water reddens the rose wb;sl ov
'"o noso a''u 'ishi poots, the Toes.
Half the people of England are suf.
fering with catarrh, or horse distcmper
A National goose pickers' conven-
tion is to be held in Chicago next wear.
! r.xoa ,,...a,
has killed twenty-eiaht men in five
years.
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a oan francisco hen with four legs
present.
az
vSuG tha Iu .,s srea. Eng,lsn historian,
says .lc irish are the Oldest nation in
49,. -
Gleson VIII coihinence state Cap
i.o' ~ onlclh' WIN one hundred thog-
SAND dollars.
na DIckihson thfeatehs New York
Mi,n =. new ,cetufe ehtlticd Ihings
nopee' 'of
DRINKING a o;,l of crean, ; a.. :.
what gave Rondout lady eight
POUNDS OF hesh.
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49, =. uu mhG,her GUNNER VIII
ATE al TINS session.
The last connndrnn ;,-who,o.s
Brownp For answer .nnI, ~ ~
+. Lille Rrown Inc" "pp's :" 'lo
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s,nnrass;n,. 80 n .na - uuyMg up ana
rra,phw 81 S,a 81 yW MY evpies VI ms DO
6md " " . I" oo''""i' ""'ci nc eau
~ h;s A ,ama -. - ~, ,;nely 70 a!u as lincil
River os hr .bs. us ~, nap uapen..lol n " oaiF
CIaSe ''"' W nc" 1'i'er.- oos'o"
so
The latest thing in the explosive line
has been and rona aaJ -. "a" '.:,,:,. n
three men Ni'"
The hens of Fall River, Mass, are
suffering from the horse disease, hay
manure piles.
Inc falaetsen MD GUARDIAN
says: In no place IN the state is drunk
Sness e so cc.''ii'oh as among women in
An exchange. alluding to the pecu-
ilar changes wrought by the horse dis
ease, says :-"Thc milkmen now de-
pend entirely upon oxen.'
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\ ofk wortd "Our unregenerate oh.
serves that city mix is more like vege-
taDie thah animal food, because it's
some pumpkin.
.If- saws Reecher. ..vop ara uo,L
ing down the straat ana aoha,ah..a;, " !,
op oa., ,-n' : ~ siopa'i oha on your mead, what
o',a 49,, w 80. ' -, ~ o"s "ash yourseii
"'' 'i'o'e y"
Success In life is very ant 10 make
us forget the time when we weren.t
much. 1t is lust SO with FROG nm n
jump he can't remember whe, ba was
'"1po''' o"' o'her ioiks eau.
A youno gentleman wr;,es 10 b;s
wife in Troy. mDaar W;fa noil.,
has cot i'll man, tbe h;nnazon Tar,
slowly haulin~ Tho hnarr H. uamn
to-morroyv- Gr,.n,r,,
,;fa .nd 1aa,L 81 81. ,, Iolsoiasion octMeci,
teacher IF vomnm ~ Ia5, : ,5"uaS ~ n.,, -s1.oul
class u,bo @ i"ut ~ ny Dp,s
rathn,. hn s an" saiu -
namay so" i'o'i' speah'hS HIS
A little boy in Michigan was sitting
t,n;c. IN up ny pay ~ VIII an openea
nnn..,.: o no ivss n.,s ms osi'ico anu ~ me
an'''.o L.;. ,s. '' h:r ~ 1870 nis e!uiili- :
t.... n' e"' ms wv" '''i"a' WIN 'iie
Ani''
Greeley exchange wants nGoa IA
interpose to save our hanErnnt nation
from rum, by drunken administra-
non. saving bankrupt nation from
rum would oe ABOUT as profitable as
fnnhihg iof once on democratic
ticket.
Mr. Post tho Amer;aan con.r1 .,
Vienna has raca;vaa nndar H. n,.nta.
ton thirty-five Jewish females wht
fed nom persecution in Wallachia.- :
"A subscription has been opened at tn,
Consulate TO enable the eXiles TO emi
grate 10 this country.
prov;dence n racentlv ha5 on,
of lis cattle HINTS First ,ba stee,
chased The inhabitants ali around tn,
STATE, ana aItefWafa, inustsflhg cour
age, .ney luliieu anu cIiaseu ,hc s,eei
anu io'ioWeu up 'iie business Wy eating
hiih Tue next uaf.
| yom ahashs in Tennessee. A mar
named Waoponer was shot and killei
at Fulton. Tenn. recently. by JoM
Hc,i q boarding honse Eeeper. whil
EATING breakfast for making remark
n REGARD 10 the fare
:,
a 81. Louis switehman discovered
drunken man lying on the track, ant
ran to save him from an approachln.
train. lie tossed him from the raj
bnt lost his own balance and was XII
ed. The drunken party Is now a
/ pluAf and 1,aAAv IN Unf DRINK QVaYfl.