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tho optimism Of tho timoH. Whenever you 500
4 churoh, an o general thing, you 500 q
mortgage. That mortgage ma1fos an ob1iga-
ton, and riakoB rich mon moro Welcome
than moral nlct,. It mnkos tho sermons worry
soft nnd persuasive, md entirely untilo otroe-
1.-Two Washington correspondence. Add to tl,ia
mortgage tho indlBcrimfnato and tremendous
emulation OF denominations to excel In num-
bors, honors, and dignttos,-so that 1t makes nil
tho difference in tho world whether our sonator
DO Baptist or Methodist, and mono whatovor
whctl,or lo DO bravo statesman or o rapaoloua
l,ypocrito,-and wo llnyo n pnrt of tho blightlng
nGonsibt1ity Of the tin,oB to personal character.
Tho great denominations move along like tho
great parallel railway corporations, and tho most
parvenuo corporation 1nalsos tho most splnttor.
II George Wlltoflo1d lived in our day, and bad
tho spirit Of much Of tho denominatlonalism
aud corporato morality NO 600, no would have
preached as follows In place OF that celebrated
Hornon ho onco mado on tho non-aoctarsaniBm Of
Uoayon:
"fFathor Abraham, whom havc you In
uoaren3 Hayo you my Daptists thoro9'
"tNonel'
".IIaye -. Have you any EpisoopAlianH thoro''
MHnvo you my Methodlsta t1ero7'
mtMavo you my prosbytcriana tl,ore''
"tWhom have you thero. Father Abraham7
60 Chiefly Afomhers Of Congress-, vouchod for
by the Evangelical Society GATH.
, 1873-02-10
ATcRIS0N, KANSAS.

Arcu1sos, Kannaa, rub i, 1872
TO The Editor ef The Chicago 1ri1unc'
SIN; Atchlson 10 situated on the Missouri
River, 425 n,len above st. LouiB, aud 235 miles
below Omaha by river. Atchison Is now tho
contre Of soyen different Hnca Of railroad, viz:
Tho Atchison, Topeka l. Santa To nailroad,
running southwest, md completed to the west
line Of Kansas, with branch from Newton to
Wiohita,-total length Of road from, Atchison to
tho west line OF tho State, AT miles;
Tho AtchiHon Nebraska 1load, running
northwest to Lincoln, tho Capital OF Nebraska, -
distance Of 148 miles;
Tho Central Branch Union Pacific, running
directly woHt to Watoryille, 100 miles;
Tho Missouri Pacific Road, running southeast
to st. Louis,-total longth Of road from Atohiaon
to st. Louis, $50 miles.
These four roads, all main trunk limos, nro
west Of tho Missouri Rivor. I,loBo coutering at
our city, on tho east bank of tho Missouri, aro
nB followa:
Tho Hnnnibal l. st. Joseph Road, just OK
tended from Ht. Joseph to Atch1HoI, running
cast 10 Quincy and Hannibal distance OF a20
| miles;
The Chicago, Rools Island l. Pacific noad, run.
ming northeast to Chicago, also lately extended
| to Atchiaon, lit Ia 539 milos to Chieago;
| Tho Kansas City, st. Joseph Il Council Bluffs
| Road, running north to Olnana, antl south te
| Kansas Clty,-from AtclliAon to Omaha 1t is 16s
miles md from Atohison to Kansas City 1t IL &c
| miles.
It will thus bo soon TINT soyen different lines
roach our city from all directions. TlieBe roadt
have a total length Of 2,029 miles,.
by the railroad lines centering here, IL pms
| aengcr-trains arrive at and depart from our cit,
daily.
During last year, the yalue OF buildings
erected and improvements 1nado here. amounted
to $2,A91 1873. Three hundred and aoyent!
buildings stand aa monuments OF this imlnenss
| work, We have just completed 4 now hotel, tht
| finest In the State, that cost el00, 300.
We hays in all 81 Wholesale housos, repre-
sontine all kinds Of trado, banks, q hotels
| and population Of Is, 500. l.. X. W.
, 1873-02-10
AN AEAICABLE settlement.
H1ovv Senator Elunngnn,n HrotlAoI
pnih Il DOct0rsR Hill.

H1oxv Senator Elnnngnn,n Brother
Enid Il DOctor'a BILL.
VIM. Z. Sweet Texas correspondent Of the
Philadelphia Press tolls the following, story IN
tho course Of ono Of his letters describing trip
rho roads arc tlne, mud no bowl along on
schedule time, reaching. Kickapoo Springs in tho
afternoon Of tho pocond day out from Frelor-
icksburg. Hore wo dine and change mules. The
have brother IN the United statea Senate, al
though no ono would suapoot him Of anything
iii TINT limo. Ho In ono OF 70 pure, unadulter.
ated Texans. Flo Is worth hundred Thousand
ance, nna in fact that it would broals tho heart
of Ponnsylvnnia farmer to bo Obliged to Rtnblo
Lis horses In it. He Ia tall and gaunt aB be-
comes Toxan, and Inns wife to match. J1dg-
that swnrm about tho door, his quiver must. bo
wo1l nigh full. It Ii in reference to tho latest
Of those that tho story is told illustrating, tho
character Of the pnter1lal Flanagan. Ho 70 q
dead shot, md hH rife a hia arbtteT, y9th does
known to drive OF q Rcoro Of Comanohes single
handed, thereby saving q guard Of A[toon sol
d!ors from Imminent. poril. Well, when tho
critical moment III tho lifo OF tho maternal
Dr. n, flo surgeon of the fort, was sum.
monod. Jim II, tho trader, accompanied
him, while tho doctor was professionally engag-
ed Jim and Flanagan wore In tho Hills, Flana-
nre capable Of combining business with pleasure,
consulted Jim ns to tho probable charge OF Dr.
NJ for hia sorviccs, suggested s25 as aomo-
thing handsome. Jim saw hiB opportunity Tor
come fun, go ho very omphatically gavo his
| opinion that 1t WAS too much. :" VOL, what
would bo d just and reasonable sum 2" Ton
dollars wonld DO princoiy, hut five would be
enough, for 1t WIS only fifty mi1es,' The ques-
tion being thus sottled on the baBis Of ton dol
lars, Jim nnd Flanagan returned. Tho event
had occurred without m1shap, and 1t was boy.
| On tho following morning. whom DR.. NJ pro-
pared to return to tho fort, Flanagan called him
| aside and asked the oxtent Of tho " damago."
| "Well, inagmuch RI you are an old friend,
and your wife is n regular patient, I'll charge
you only fifty do!lara," rojoined tho Doctor.
"Im littlo llard q Loarn', }" observed Flanc-
gan in aBtoninhmout. " Did you sny 1ifty dol
iara :"
Fifty dollars"
DR.. N-proceodcd to complete his propnra-
tons for tho Journey back to tho post, thinking
no more about the matter. As lo was nbout to
mount, Flanagan put in IN appearance with hla
| trusty rifle In Ills hand.
tlo this here matter now" And taking him
aside, .tYou wn'nt agoin' on without u settle.
| ment was you2 I don't want to oWo no mnI
| nothin'. Horo ia $40, which reckon ia nbou
| tho sauar' thing Now, II you ain't satisfied
| joat got your weepon nnd como round bnhinu
the llill thnr, Bo'a the old woman won't DO riled
up, and we'll Bottle it. I don't want no man to
| 60 way from my house dissatisfied, Especially
you, Doc"
IT is needless to add, oto.
, 1873-02-10
PROCEEDINGS Of THE BLOOMINGTON CON
VEMTlOn.

10 Az Interested:
Tho publication Of QUE proceedings has boon
delayed longer than wo anticipated. Mn daily
IN rocoipt OF lettolB inrlosiug stamps, &o., aud
ordering copies. To all auch, would cay, Don't
get timpationt, friands, at tllis unavoidable do
lay. Your orders aro on hle, and will bo at-
tended to tile moment tho pamphlet IL received
from he publisher, In wAoso hands it now Ia.
y. N. Ss11rn,
Secretary Slate Association.
, 1873-02-10
wAMTED---TO RENT.

J1rANTED--TO RENT-A SMALL. C0TTAGE OR
w ran,s, tbs sEoa Eliu Address, With torMs.
d. Tribune oalce. ----
ITANTED-T0 RiiNT--R0OAls SulTARLs foE;
W an Odd FollaYa lndEe. hetwoen, Wnhaall-gys aua
1ran1tii aud baWCen A0nF1th ami l1EbHts. AuuC33
1hU Vast nri,tiolph-st. j. EHFslttIAtDf - -.
, 1873-02-10

IOEt k3f11AI1s :
17OH HAhE-A NEW a.SrONY HOUSE FOR Plt sou;
9rulnd lcaEe 8au year: hn taxus. ln1ura II lluS.
eo!st.. lrst Hereot houth OF Twelfth near leorsunat.
eatrl cheap at M. b. tlfth.ay. mar ilandopl,st
1IUu HAi.S-A STORY AND HALF OOTrAHK
Il Uontaung roolus, 10 bu moved. Address IL South
Aun-AE.
Ottumwa weekly courier. (Ottumwa, Wapello County, Iowa) 1872-1899, 1873-01-30

In the month of December, postof.
fees were established in this State ae
follows: Star, Marion county; Mar.
telle, Jones county; Vaughn. Fremon,
county; Hosper, Sioux county Lath.
rop, War rem county. During the same
period the following postofiicee were
discontinued; Dry Creek, Linn Co.
Elk River Clinton county; Snyder,
Grove, Woodbury. Co.; Prospect Hill
Linn Co; Hartwick. Delaware Co.
Greenwood Hill, Grundy Co.
In the same month tho following
names We're changed: Lawrence, Ere.
mont Co., to Farragut; jefferson, Lex
CO., to Viele.
Ottumwa weekly courier. (Ottumwa, Wapello County, Iowa) 1872-1899, 1873-01-30
DIED.

Thomas Devin, Esq, for some eigh-
teen years resident of this city, and
for thirty-four years a resident of the
Des Monies Valley, died in this city al
s o'clock this morning, in the Slst year
of his age.
lie passed peacefully away, his phys
ical organism having naturally run out
its allotted time. For quarter of a
century and more, he had been lead.
ing man among the moneyed and com
mercial men of the Des Moines Valley
in the counties of Wapello and Van
Buren,, until the inf1cmitics Of age,
some five years ago, obliged him to
narrow down his active business rela-
tions. He emigrated to the West, if
we remember rightly, from MARYLAND,
and took up his residence first in lows,
at the town of Pittsburg, on the west
bank of the Des Moines river, ia the
county of Van Buren,, where he en-
gagged in mercantile pursuits on very
limited capital, but owing TO his re-
.markable industry and frilgality. &C.
quired and treasured up wealth until
he became one OF the wealt,iest men
in this part of the State. About the
year 1856 he came TO this city 10 re.
side. and for some time was engaged
in the wholesale dry goods and groce-
Try business in connection with his son.
James ID. Devin, Esq, whom he sur
yived some six years. For say two
years past Mr.. Devin has been confin-
ed to his house, his limbs being in Il
large degree paralyzed. His sutlerings
during his confinement, have not been
severe, and he retained his mental
faculties, with wonderful freshness. M
to his latest hours. He was possessed
Of strong vital powers, which had the
effect TO cause him TO linger long on
the verge of the grave. lie leaves n
SINs IuiiG w til ttIfAHttu III wears. n
number of SONS and numerous grand
children to mourn his loss. His life
went out so gently and unobservably
that his wife and son, John ID. Devin,
who were at his bedside, SIS also an at.
tendant, did not discern the fact until
a careful investigation revealed the
sad truth that he was no more.
The name of Thomas Devin is widely
and firmly engrayon upon the CONNER
cial history all this part ofIowa, as an
always reliable, active, energetic bust
ness man lin the social circle as con-
genial, kind neighbor aud friend, and
in his domestic relations as the best of
husbands aud kindest Of fathers. His
tuneral will be largely attended by a
ympathizing people.
Ottumwa weekly courier. (Ottumwa, Wapello County, Iowa) 1872-1899, 1873-01-30

A Pill answering all the purposes OF
a family physic, rousing the liver thor
oughly, carrying of all Impurities from
the system, without pain or gripping, is
Dr.Gilman's SSS anti Bilious, or Liver
Pills. Mr.. John L. MoOre's, general
business has largely increased since he
has been selling these pills and DIR.
Gilman's other remedies.
Ottumwa weekly courier. (Ottumwa, Wapello County, Iowa) 1872-1899, 1873-01-30

cupied In the House, in the consider
alton Of House File No. 4, relating to
township, town, and city government,
as amended by the Senate, the chief
changes of which are merely technical.
The House amendments to this bill 90
far, are two:S
LIST. In the selection of papers In
which to publish proceeding of the
county supervisors, the actual circuls-
ton in tho county where published
must be made the basis Of choice; not
the largest general circulation.
I'd. In counties whose inhabitants
are less than 10000 the same person
may hold the Office of county treasurer
and county recorder; but in no case
where the number exceeds that.
The most spirited discussion Of the
session took place this afternoon.
Mr.. Kasson introduced the follow.
ing resolution:
Resolued, by the General Assembly
of the State Of Iowa, That the Cover.
nor be directed to telegraph to the
President of the q. S. the earnest de.
sire of this General Assembly that he
would interpose his veto to the bill re.
Gently passed by the House of Repre-.
sentatives of the q. 8. In making and
comforting additional grants Of land Il
railroads In this State.
Both sides were warmly contested
but upon vote, the resolution passed
by vote OF IS to %.
| The Rankin investigating committs,
keeps close to it, work, but has MOI
yet reached the heart Of the matter
The committee, to which had beer
referred his refusal to answer th,
question asking tho names Of par
ties East, to whom he has lately mad,
heavy payments ofthis college money
reported his contempt q : punishabl'
ofsnss, but the report has been lsit
aside till next Tuesday.
| 1t II pretty generally and strong
| ly suspected that the party East 4
somewhat imaginative, being In realit,
friends that he 10 trying to shield her
in Des MONIES. SO think the commit
tee, and they entertain strong hopes o
soon finding such friends, wheths
Rankin reveal their names or not.
It seems pretty we'll established b,
the testimony Of Mr.. Brandt the dep
uty treasurer, that Rankin did max
transfer Of State funds to college fund
and rice rersd. There is . radical dis
agreement in the sworn testimony 0
the two touching this point, that !
difficult to reconcile.
| Nothing essentially new hes besl
revealed In this afternoon's examine
ton. President WEIGH was examine,
and plainly acknowledged the culpabil
ity Of the board In neglecting Rankin
bond. II.
Ottumwa weekly courier. (Ottumwa, Wapello County, Iowa) 1872-1899, 1873-01-30

The attention of the travelling pub
lie is hereby called to the time table OF
the d. V. Railroad, in another Column.
This road is managed by some of the
most competent and clever railroad
men in the State, and all who travel
on it are well treated by all its employ.
ees. Its connections with roads East
and West, are as good as that of any
in the State, and we can heartily rec
ommend it to the general travelling
public.
Ottumwa weekly courier. (Ottumwa, Wapello County, Iowa) 1872-1899, 1873-01-30

The city election is approaching. 1t
takes place March Sd. Those anxious
for Aldermanic and other honors can
lot the public know it for ~ per head,
cash down, in the columns ofour Daily
and Weekly.
Ottumwa weekly courier. (Ottumwa, Wapello County, Iowa) 1872-1899, 1873-01-30
january %, lS7a.

January "a, 167a
BENZ. r. Chisman, Commissioner up.
pointed to view and If deemed expe.
dent to locate and vacate roads petit
toned for by John F. Beagle, January
7th, 1873, and described Is follows, to-
wit: Commencing at or near the cen.
ter Of section So, township -, range
Is; thence north % rods; thence east
IA rods; thence % near north - prac-
ticable IS rods; thence east or north
east to the old survey; and to vacats
90 much Of the old road now running
parallel with the shove described.
Said Commissioner reports In favor
of the location and vacation O. petit
toned for. 1t 10 hereby ordered that
Monday the 7th day Of April, 1874, b.
set a. the time for anal hearing before
the Board of Supervisors.
WV. 81. CALDWELL, Co. Auditor.
Ottumwa weekly courier. (Ottumwa, Wapello County, Iowa) 1872-1899, 1873-01-30
The Charlton Patriot says !:

0ttumwa has been made passen.
ger division on the b. & NJ. II. II. 1t
is rumored that it is only temporary
however. Conductors Surls, Miller
aud Childs have care Of the trains on
the East Division, and Hill, Buck,
Lee, Denslow and Wood, punch tick
cts on the West end. This arrange.
inent is certainly only temporary as
Charlton expects to be made divis-
ion.
And Charlton doubtless will want
long while before its expectations
are realized.
Ottumwa weekly courier. (Ottumwa, Wapello County, Iowa) 1872-1899, 1873-01-30

Our railroads, the d. ", B. l. NJ.
and st. Louis, X. G. & Northern, are
all in good running order and making
close connections, notwithstanding tho
distractions created by the late severe
storm. Ottumwa has three of the best
railroads in the State.
Ottumwa weekly courier. (Ottumwa, Wapello County, Iowa) 1872-1899, 1873-01-30

We like to see our contemporaries
copying our special correspondence
from Des Moines, but as long as we
pay our correspondent for the news
we get, they might have the generosi-
~ to give the COURIER credit for it.
Ottumwa weekly courier. (Ottumwa, Wapello County, Iowa) 1872-1899, 1873-01-30

Coal NorIcE-To the farmers and
all others wanting coal, l have to cay
that have opened my coal bank, three
miles west Of the Salem Chapel, on
the Eddyville road, and am prepared
to furnish coal Of the best quality, to
all who want It at the cheapest mark.
etable price. TIN VERRHL.
ie.20-Wtf,
Ottumwa weekly courier. (Ottumwa, Wapello County, Iowa) 1872-1899, 1873-01-30

yuat Arrived.
One of Kentuckey's fine mule Jacks,
Moreno Mammoth, at the stable OF
A. j. Peck. Mr.. Jas II. David Of KY,
will exhibit the Jack, Pedigree and
certificates, TO any one who may wish
to purchase. noy7tf
Ottumwa weekly courier. (Ottumwa, Wapello County, Iowa) 1872-1899, 1873-01-30

OF the season will be given at Lewis
Opera House on Tuesday and Wednes-
day evenings, Feb. 18th and 9Th next
The posters and programmes are in
the hands OF the printers, and will be
forthcoming on Monday. The compa.
ny of ladies and gents having the mat.
ter in charge are sparing neither time
nor money, and our citizens will have
one of the greatest treats yet given
Remember the time, Feb 4th and 9Th
and be sure to be there.
Ottumwa weekly courier. (Ottumwa, Wapello County, Iowa) 1872-1899, 1873-01-30

Russell = Williams,
Second street, west Of Washington, are
manufacturing ell kinds Of Wagons,
and do general black-smithing busi-
ness. Their work is guaranteed to be
as good as the best, and they work at
as low prices as any other establish.
ment. They solicit your trade.
Decllwtf. RUssELL& WILLIAMS.
Ottumwa weekly courier. (Ottumwa, Wapello County, Iowa) 1872-1899, 1873-01-30
AuDIroR's Orr1cE, WAPELLo Co.,(
Ottumwa, Iowa, Jan. 20. '73.

AuDITORB OFFICE, WAPELL0 Cot
Ottumwa, Iowa, Jan. 20, '73.
VIM. M. Foster presents petition
for a commissioner to view and II
deemed expedient to vacate and locate
road, described as follows, to-wit:
To vacate that part Of the road run.
ming from Agency City to Ashland
which lies on the s e part Of 8 W u
of section 8, and the N E part Of N W
u of section 8.
To locate road on the grade south
of Fosters house In sections 8 and 8,
as described above. AL in Township
II, range II.
And tho law having been complied
with, Elias Beck 10 hereby appointed
Commissioner, to commence work on
the 18th inst, and report his doings to
this Office between the 9th and Slst
inst.
Ottumwa weekly courier. (Ottumwa, Wapello County, Iowa) 1872-1899, 1873-01-30
From Fridays Daily.

We were knocked all in heap to-
day, by new subscriber from Califor-
MIA, presenting us with gold coin in
payment of her subscription. 1t was
a her and we took the gold-of course
we did
Ottumwa weekly courier. (Ottumwa, Wapello County, Iowa) 1872-1899, 1873-01-30

The Morayia Messenger has resumed
publication and comes to us in new
dress. Cummins & Walls, Editors
and Proprietors.
Ottumwa weekly courier. (Ottumwa, Wapello County, Iowa) 1872-1899, 1873-01-30
MARRIED.

BURT-KEESLING--At the Ottum.
wa House, on january 22d, 1879 by
W. II. Fetxer, J. r., Mr.. FRANcIs n.
Bort to MISS EMILY KEEsLINo, oil
of Ottnmwa, Iowa.
Ottumwa weekly courier. (Ottumwa, Wapello County, Iowa) 1872-1899, 1873-01-30

Mrs. Z. T.. Ives, Of our city, was
elected Director of the State Horti.
cultural Society during its late session
at Davenport.
Ottumwa weekly courier. (Ottumwa, Wapello County, Iowa) 1872-1899, 1873-01-30

VIII do well to remember that Nc
CULLoueH e. LrlBuRN pay CASH for
all the butter and eggs they can get
Bring them on, opposite the Post Of
flee, Qttumwa .Marl9wtf
Ottumwa weekly courier. (Ottumwa, Wapello County, Iowa) 1872-1899, 1873-01-30
'HE oFFUMVA WEEKLY COURIER
THURSDAY MoRSISe, Jan. 80, 1879.

There has been more snow and less
sleighing in Ottumwa this winter than
any winter for ten years past.
Ottumwa weekly courier. (Ottumwa, Wapello County, Iowa) 1872-1899, 1873-01-30

Sheriff Swiggett win hsve'to extend
his accommodations or quit taking
boarders. His shebang is full.
Ottumwa weekly courier. (Ottumwa, Wapello County, Iowa) 1872-1899, 1873-01-30
MEDICAL.
ePINNEYVILL1
Mineral Z Magnetic Spring .
INTIRMARY,
Near Davenport.
3 r. SPIN y EY.
PROPRIETOR.
ALL CHRONIC OISEA0ED
Treated With Entire 6Neeese.
MEDICAL..

An experience OF twenty years, IN b!1uxAh
gives him advantages thst aut few phyeieian3 y
r TIL. G s1 ~ DoSsr VA "a
pristor Of the Montreal Medical InstitutN On
U. Ed whore his wonderful ouree ave hin
with patient. Ct his city oln6s, 9 1sfsY 1s.a
o% e e s so e 49, q.
Urinary Ct spinneyville. during ne baaaaee
OF ni rt, M"s snh,,n. ,,,h "a l,nse,ans -
eases s.i that Ssv. Dsmsd he skill q sslssss
physicians, and are tired Of 0o1ing with 0ltns
S:.i siss;%: ssI q ~ a
rsstore 10 perfect health the majority q u
cSrono disease q sny Kind TSs lsSsSssy
buildings are new and elegant. puIt last -
under ;n .Sss ~
OF near the Misslsaippi river. sveEythinS
snd Sss AZ
healthy who need rest rom 1n:insss sarss.
70 the Ladies' who have ruined their hsaith,
BIZ whatever causs, come and try the recu.
ss q spss Many ss =
the study OF trestment Of female e0Uploa11D
feels compel mt 70 treat them n theif ooas
sia Of the masnstio waters o. De ssssAl1.
willie Springs. -.
Remember, Aat prouastnaHm b O. fh4 3
Tina
30 do not longer de,ay in sssking tAA sseD
| Or remedy fol your complaints.
Many are they. who have implentea p
.a:ar y tns .n 49, IS. 49,
sase. To such We would sAy
COME AND BE HEALEDi
| II matteru not what your troubles NAV -
Ottumwa weekly courier. (Ottumwa, Wapello County, Iowa) 1872-1899, 1873-01-30
From Saturdays Daily

Edwin Adams plays Enoch Arden
at Keokuk on the 4th of February.
Ottumwa weekly courier. (Ottumwa, Wapello County, Iowa) 1872-1899, 1873-01-30
AmR-YloPx1rr.

AcRI-YloPI1TT.
D Johns TO " D Johns, VIZ nv
sw . wy sv NV 2l-71-lE loo
D Johns to g W Johns, eX nv
sw . eK sw NV 2l-71-16 loo
J N Blazer to Thompson, pt Of
q, IS . 13-72-12 1000
Ottumwa weekly courier. (Ottumwa, Wapello County, Iowa) 1872-1899, 1873-01-30

j ] Willard 3 Co., to N ] Match.
kiss, I 8, Haynes add.
r Douglas to 7 Arther, undk
L86S Z
81 Bailey to. CD Bailey, / 1 -
Agency
d Raiisback to T 4 Sheppard, L
l6, Hinsey's b 81. .. d
A @ Leighton, stal. to Ottamws
Turn Yarien, I l42, OFT
Ottumwa weekly courier. (Ottumwa, Wapello County, Iowa) 1872-1899, 1873-01-30

Bring your lob work 10 this once.
ana yeu'1 get II done the nsatsst ans
the cheapest.
Ottumwa weekly courier. (Ottumwa, Wapello County, Iowa) 1872-1899, 1873-01-30

- matters not Whist your troohleo mag ~
II IL 10 durable he will tell you %. Il not -
will tell you that; for he viii mot unde.ta1o
case unless ne y conndent g snoetinI .
tion, 90 please call and eAtiefy y0usuelvoo
whether the Doctor understands your. casa.
Ottumwa weekly courier. (Ottumwa, Wapello County, Iowa) 1872-1899, 1873-01-30
SILVER

and cake dishes. vases, butter dishes, cups,
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