Ottumwa weekly courier. (Ottumwa, Wapello County, Iowa) 1872-1899, 1874-04-30

Thus by German friend who ought to
know: "Dots an i'll wind blows
nodins und dots = long lane votnstcr
turna NIT crook up."
Aleck .Iamison was robbed OF $7s IL
money and revolver, at tie City |
Boarding House. He hAA them under |
his head when he went to sleep. hut
they were mon est in the morning when
he got up.
The Baitiaore Clothing House sells
Ner Good cheaper than you can buy
old poor assorted goods by % per
cent. When you want good goods at
low prices, not 5an1swpt culled Deer
stock, called At the baltimore Clothing |
House. dwltl
+. ~. Clark, of Ottnmwa, father Of
Henry Clark, Cashier Of the First Ma.
tiona bank, has moved 10 this city. |
He will occupy the same house with /
his SON, on North Main street.--Mou1t
f-te0S0ng SO,lN0f. L
The pledge which was circulated
and signed At the temperance meeting /
ON Thursday evening obligates the
signers to conduct and maintain ! Y
weekly temperance prayer meeting |
duriny ne remainder Of 1874. Gate
City.
FronsAe Daily Of e4tAisst.
Joe Gray this morning shot Peli-
can in the river opposite the city, that |
measured s foet 4 inchss from tip 10
tip Of ID wings. Amefang win stun
it for him and then 1t viii adorn one
ofthe windows OF his asleep cloding |
STORE
A large and enthusiastic temper |
aace meeting Vas held at tts First n. |
E.Charch lsatevsfins. WsMerS On
able 10 be presents bnt learn that the
city Conncilosn who voted 10 license
beer saloons. were handled without
" H II al
A. N. Auwertla hiss commenced i
suit for rcplevia and damages against
Constable Z. n. Minpick and his
ss,rstiHs M. b. Root and A. D. Boyer,
for the recovery aud damages on seven
barrels Of currant wine. seized from
81 The v.,ne &c saoo = "
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Nc. ClArkson, OF Grundy county,
TINS state, Agricultural editor Of the
Rsgesesv, tell has readen why the PSI
pieor That part eflowa didn't cele.
brats the 10th inst.-Arbor day-by
issteiag Out atrees. The ground vas
frosen, and above the groand, one loot
tha dr;ft. Rs.sc. o.,nr,h -
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M. 4. II. Warden, of the Courier,
Is MAKING some handsome improve
menus 70 ME- residence and carpenter
- Anleht q me ssck 4iehell
WaOU vnutlsa 70 the cfeoit OF phn-s
ming 40 executing the work, which is
e1lysieAt 20 saying that It y well
Piaancu' ana Inat y VIII 0e Wen exc
cn'ec' -
Among the many nersnns bp;ldin~ in
sfho upper part Of the City We notice
that Tom Rosers has : oood res;denca
..,.ltslA 5.4. <,
oo'.Pos0u - ~ s's Ao''''aoh'
oh's. A'ioy' u preaking ground
LOT 2 res'oepce on upper Main Street,
y ulnscy 9 hear,cks Addition, and
- i'son, aitso on second street.
tesen. lnalcaaons ~ wouid apf
49, .uumwa = 20 grow more IN
u. no"scs 'i''s year ti'an IA any
''ncr OF ner history.
GEMErEaY NETTING,
The Annual Meeting OF the STOCK.
hold>rs NJ th. C.m.t.-v A..oo:..;a
win Ia held At The ofY,c. ~ T.vlo.
Hlata n Co ON Fria.v evau;,v M,
lat. 1874. At the hour of hair mast .ov.n
O'Clock
All n.r.on. h,v,rr rrrch..o, Ia.
in TIA cem.terv -. Stccrho,a.r. m
arr. I, tho,s who ho,a csrt;s;c.... g
stock. W. earne.t,v reone,t !. oooa
attendance.
is. TAyror Prest
Us. PoRrEa, Sec.
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mat If SnrinsfiNld- nj. wednaadav ~
considcr the proposition Of senator
ORlesby TO dedicate the monument on
the siay in next October when The
Army Of the Teunessee ,neets tharA
and that President Grant be Invited e
delivcr the Grafton. II was iiecsded
to nppofnt a committene to Ar nnor I
lime 10 dedicate the monument .rS