Ottumwa weekly courier. (Ottumwa, Wapello County, Iowa) 1872-1899, 1873-11-27
Here and There .

lie paHiC lCRSIeu mousse rents II
Chicago copper cents.
/ Raspberry'Jam At Youns s. Bio.
Thanksgiving Day comes mex,
| Thursday.
Tho river iced over at Clinton On
the night of the 18th.
Keokuk packers are paying frou,
1926 to $40 for hogs.
| Two railroads annually pay Du.
bquuo over $4,000 III city taxes.
Alden Dried Com at Young & Bro.
Mr.. John z. Henry is now manager
Of the entire line Of the Valley Road,
from Keokuk to Fort Dodge.
a Boston lady has solved the scr.
want girl question Her little son is
washing the dishes,
Nuns d Sons Canned Pea, very choice
at Young s. Bro. nov28dsi
Colts works at Hartford are now
manufacturing 5000 new Colts re.
volvers for the United States Army.
Q. Tower is selling good and sound ap.
pies for less than $3.50 per b. We have
seen and know. d&w1t
There are now $50 boys ia the State
Reform School at Eldora, ana the in
stitution is in complete running order.
The little boys and girls are having
joyous times with their sleds and
skates. Who wouldn't be ga bow
again ?"
French Canned Peas at Young & Bro.
j. D. Laid Il Co. win commence
receiving hogs here Immediately. Doc.
McCue is agent for them here, George
Crane is also buying for them,
California Appricoss and Bartlett Pears,
at Young & Bro.
We hear of lawyer, Colvin Crow
ell, of Chicago, who, the other day,
defended negro on his trial, for
stealing his CCrowell's) overcoat
Euckwheat Flour, at Young & Bro.
The furnaces in the school houses at
Des Moines won't heat the rooms, and
the schools have been compelled to
suspend.
Salt Lake Peaches at Young & Bro.
A commercial agent at Peoria is to
make o list of all the dead-beats OF
Illinois. It will be one of the most
extensive literary undertakings of the
day.
The Waukon Standard seconds the
motion of the Clayton county Journal,
to make D. w. Adams the Republican
nominee Tor Congress in the third
District next year.
Geo. b. flaming, tea-doaler, died at
Brooklyn, N r., from poisoning occa.
stoned By imprcgnating his system
with the particles Of lead used III
wrapping tea.
Dried Whortleberris at Young s. Bro.
"Every revolution Of its pondcrous
wheels sends a hoarse insult up to
God" is what a Clinton county IN. Y,
clergyman had to say about the
wickedness of running locomotives on
Sunday.
Iowa City couldn't support its pub
lie library, which was sold to pay up
its liabilities. But they now propose
to solace themselves with q perma.
nent theatre. Sweet are the uses oil
adversely.
Dried Blackbcrries q. Young Bro - 8. &,
On Saturday evening last Miss
Maggie Gear, daughter of Hon.
John II. Gear, of Burlington, while
out driving, had her horse run away
She was thrown gu. of the buggy and
severely but not dangerously injured
So says the Hasckeye.
WE learn that since Geo. w. Deyin
went to Michigan to engage in The
banking business, his wife has added
a handsome daughter TO the capital
stock. We can family imagine the
Joy there is in Georges household
over the advent.
Superstition worked disaster In the
case Of Mrs. Peru, of Delta, Iowa
who postponed her daughters wed
ding four times in order to get sun.
shiny day. When she got such {
day the bridegroom concluded not te
marry.
A VAssAR COLLEGE statistician an
nounces that the young ladies there
drink LEO quarts of milk every day
an d swallow fifty pounds of butter
and forty pounds ofsugar for pudding
sauce at one dinner.
Dried Pittid Cherries at Young Sc Bro.
Subscribers to the WEEKLY COURIER
living inside of the city limits, who d.
not get their papers regularly, are re
quested to notify the editors, of th'
fact, in order that it may be proper.
delivered. All delinqueucies in carry
ing the Daily, also, should be reported
to the editors.
Boss TWEED scorlfully said in re
ply to his accusers, "What are you go
ing to do about it?" Ho is now an
swered. 1t is q very true adage "tha
there is no lane 90 long that it has M
turn" There are many people, who
in time, press to their own lips tb
poisoned draught they have so merci
lessly pressed to the lips Of others.
A NICE QuEsTIoN OF TAsrE.-Jew
eler-"What kind of a chain woul,
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