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The Orangeburg news. [volume] (Orangeburg, S.C.) 1867-1875, 1874-11-14
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We have Witnessed fou State elections in
this State sirce The Reconstruction Acts.
.\!tcr each of the three preceding The last,
there was q great deal OF complnia; and
dissa; islaction. anl in one OF two instances
n reign o. Ku-Kux,sn. One dty after it was
known that Mr.. Chamberlain was to be o ur
next Governor, the people returned 10 their
daily pursuits, apparently contcntcl with
the result. Why VAS this: Ii could not
have been simply because they came to The
conclusion 10 submit tamcly to the incvi-
table decree OF! the ballot box No. II wa,
another motive which novel them. All
along the great mass Of ihc voters of this
state, white and black, fclt that in Mr.
Chamberlain were the Il ,mcn;s Tor a good
Governor. But, The .Nc,rs AMI Courier, true
to its instincts, could not live without
sensation, and therefore lis attitude of
hostility, not only towards Mr.. Chamberlain
but also towards every man who darel to
exercise his lrcrogativc, and, as freeman
declare his disapr.oval OF the blind and
unprncip!el Broad Street Sheet. which is
The first paper in this State that had the
hol!ncss to advocate misccgcnation, as n
means o! carrying out its plans The people
followed in its trach, Lccausc they dislike
to bc abused, and because they thought that
by the Ntra anil Courier suffering defeat.
some of it's PRIDE might he taken from it,
Disassoc;a:cl from its ..don't care a damn
for principle, doctrine, and its inoriina; c
desire TO obtain mo oncy, never mind the
means the Lottery Dealers organ is n r,ol
sheet to read after on c has eaten a sound
meal
Eut Mr. Chamberlain is electe n,l we
arc right gla .: it. The people are satisfied
that he will make II COOL Goycraor. an ~.
have faith that he will redeem every
promise made By him in the canvass. lie
is man yet young in years with a nationa
reputation for honesty AMI ability, AMI will
not permit himsclfto b. dragged int, any
scheme that will tarniSh his fair record. All
hail to Chamberlain
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Eon. d. II. Chamberlain, Governor elcc'
has promised 10 address the citizens OF
Charleston st an carly day, ,hen he viii
fo,c.ladow the policy of his aln,inistra-
ton.
On the occasion Of his last :tto,"p; to al
i,css 'hc rcorlc there, the hall employed
for HE occasion was lnclcd ty a crowd of
tu,lulcnt fellows, who, acting in the in'e-
rest Of lis crlon,n', kicked UP s,'ch hub
luh .l"t he was prevented from exercising
III dearest Ii:.;lcgc o! :hc american citi-
zen, free speech.
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FOR s SAI1E

and 0utbuiidings all new. An undes Good
Fence. Plenty of Fruit Trees. Price
S2000--haif cash. A BARGAIN.
Also lS0aorcs in same etownslip. Saw Mills
House, Gin and Grist-Mil. Never Falling.
Stream. Go7d for 800 hushels toll Corn and
9 TO bales toll Cotton per year. 5000
half cash.
Also 600 acres in Charleston County, $a
per acre.
Also 800 acres in this county. Pine land,
we'll Satcred, So per acre. Apply to g.
~. b.. KNOWLT0N,
Land Agent,
Orangeburg Q. H., 81 c..
mar IL u
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Asnoicus according TO the Hebrew, is the
.Kng of the Devils" We don't know
whether the old clap ever visited these
parts or not. but sometimes we kind o think
that his twin brother, Bclzobuh, is here in
the shape Of human flesh. No myth, no
shadow, no undcfncl anl immateriAl sub.
stance, but real, live, breathing, moving
piece Of humanity. 50.
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recrimination, strike one grand attitud
and hereafter present, rs brothers of COM
mon country, one solid front against the
enemies of good Government! We want
honesty, unity and good feeling to prevail
in this land. Why not Our interests are
tle same. Wrapped up in one web of
common distny, it is worse than useless for
us TO countcnancc anything that tends TO
ALLEVIATE one citizen from the ether. Both
parties have grounded their arms May they
never take them up again, is The wish of the
OHASGEDuRa NEWS
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COUNTY OF ORANGEBURG.
IN TnE Ccuar OF PROBATE.
BY AUGUSTUS b. KSowLroN, Esq.
Judge OF Probate in said County.

WHEREAS, pr. T. Il. Malone hath made
suit o me, TO gran. him Letters of Admins
tralion of the Estate and effects OF Mrs. Mary
NJ. l.. Malone, deceased, late Of said County
These are therefore to cite and admOnish
all and singular the kindred and Creditors
of the said deceased, to be and ap-
pear, before nc, at Court of Probate for
the said County to be holden at Orangeburg,
on the a0th day of November 1874, at IL
o'clock a. NJ, TO show cause if any, why the
said Administration should not be granted.
Given unner my hand aud tho Seal of the
Court, this 18th day of Nov. a. d. 1874,
and in the 9th year of American ludc-
pendenco.
L.S.l AUGUSTUS b. KNOWLTON,
nov ll--2t Judge of Probate.
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DcasIs Of yutlgc Gral,;ei.r.

Amidst the gcncl nj cnlmncss Of the polti-
an unexpected quarter, by one of those
deal-nocs, which arc pcalcl ut intervals,
rs Fl ON an arcli-angcl's trumpet, to awaken
the soul of the people oru whole State.
Judge Graham, who has so long held
place in the affections OF those who knew
him, and who so faithfully discharged the
sacred duties Of his high Office, is laid as
soundly to rest, in the bury;ng ground of
the family ut Marion, ns the liamblcst cit
zen in the Land. lie, he AN liable and
dignilicd Judge, who presided over our
Of cxccllent heath, anu with Il promise
before him of many years ofhappincss to
Kim self and family, AMI Of II icfulncs; 10 his
country, breathe his last at his rcsilen &c
in Charleston on the st day OF this moa;h,
after an illness OF only three days.
lie wa. born in Marion County, anl was
:,
-.
"'' l
OF the late war. VIXEN lie entered the Goa
wouh'cd nj "a''ha!l Junction. IN Virginia;
but continued in the fell unit! the sur
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The following iincs were once uscl to OK
press one mans contcmp, orano:h.r. raey
suit sometimes now:
THY love is lust, thy friendship MI cheat,
Thy smiles hypocracy. thy words deceit:
by nature vile, cnuoblcd but b name
Each kindred brute might bid thee blush for
shame"
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SATURDAY, NOV. II, 1874.
CN HfTg,c E'copEcs' Ticket.

Ticket met with in this county will have its
efecbfor COOL hereafter In the first place
the colorcd people have had ,lemonst rated
to them, that when the white conservatives
make promise in good faith they will not
SO back uron it. In Tie second place, it
establishes The fact that the Two races can
work in harmony together and for the u,ti-
mate benefit of both That the vot crs Of this
county will 70 longer be lc wildly by the
nose, has, leo, been placed hcycnd perad
venture by ,hc result Of the recent contest
for good government. II will require some
county than the mere liable ''Hcgu,r' on
candidates, back. y few men may get to-
gcthcr, plan rs to who shall he president OF
Tic convention, what ;non shall be placed on
credentials, and what dc,cca.cs shall he
rcaortcd nron, as being entitled to sca,s,
but letthc work Of The 2rl day Of this
MONTH teach such men that the ccplo have
sharp eye upon them, AMI that in all mat
ters, pertaining to tlior interests they will
have tlc;r sny at the baro; boy no matter
What conventions may 90. We have l!ithcr-
torefiancd from saying anything against
tic organization and coulrc. Of The ,otc Re-
publican Convention which rnt in no,Gna-
ticn Tic REGULAR Ticket. That il was no.
HtruLlican in spiri.. and lln,. from Tho
beginning intc,d 10 rive The ncoric u f,;,.
sloWinr. we krew socn nucr its orronizo-
t;on. And wc lnc.y ico ,h,,.hc t;rLc, 90
lcc.ed hy il would not receive The nonulor
y,to. Ihis rorcr las Icon rcnuhIicon nj,
tbo t:me ,,n,lcr its urcecnt ..n,onno,t
~We lave tried t,rounb II. CO, u.,ns 10 lcnn
;r..t ,r, r,,c,,,orc,,;,.,;,, o,l ,,o,o
timos ror,.,inc,, rro,, cc,s.,.:,.. mo-, ,l
measures because oe ho,o that ,mc ,vo,,3
rioht-tb;nes wo hovc hoe, dccc;vcd Aud
whcnit was expected of us that We would
& advoc aic'thc Regular ticket, simply because
ii was st,cgulGr.," our sense, of duty to the
Il people, and to ourselves, interposc botw cen
cur love of party ard o,r conception ofth
Which VIC owetl 10 our con. t.; and determin-
cd us TO 20 On The side Of he latter II was
rn;rful. indeed. for lis 10 rakc un our minds
TO refuse 10 nut I'D at The head OF our col,
umns tho Republican ticket; but ii would
hayesbo en- more painr.il for us TO have for
rottcn. ms public Journalists, all dccency.
and ol;cncd ourselves on ,l,c 81 10 a.t,ecnis-
tic TO thc whole interest OF The county which
gave us birth. And il shall be so with us
crain. il cur Republican Conventions do
not in the future manifest some better re
epect for tho pcoplc who stay at home.
But let us rcturn to The pcorles' Ticket:
Four of tho candidates upon il have been
elected. That is Glory enough for one time
:Aurustus e. Knowlion. Esa.. n man of
fine talent and n gentleman, has been re
elected Probate judge. lie will make rs
good an officer in the future as in The past.
lie is sound lawyer AMI well quail fled for
the position in every way.
Mr.. j. Z. Jones, an upright and iatclli-
gent colorcd man has been elected III the
place of Christian Caldwell, and will work
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FOR SALE.
Land fol. Sale.

"A ksAEsG 1000 acres of
LAND in Middle Township, vol settled.
Gin House with Gin and Grist Mill. Black
smith Shop and Tools. In one parcel ut
at $3.25 per acre. Terms easy.
ALSO
Farm on Old Orengeburg Road, Z miles
from town-250 acres. Price S15T5. Well
settled. Terms easy.
ALSO
One Store and Lot in Orangeburg.
ALSO
One Building Lot on Russell Street
AUG. b. KNoWLToN,
Attornoy ut Law,
sept lI--tf OrangebGrg, S. c. x
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Every day convinces us tha. we are grow.
monial lottery arc diminishing IMrn
Journal.
You should let them diminish on, friend.
You don't want a mothcr;n law, do yo,?
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Tie Nr,ys and Couyir is proud of its new
political alliance. How would it like one in
the matrin. onial line?
The Orangeburg news. [volume] (Orangeburg, S.C.) 1867-1875, 1874-11-14
The State Of South Carolina
OuASGEDUnG COUNTY,
Real Estate for Sale Under Foreclosure of
Mortgage.
Wro;tcn s. Stradnah
EurtIcti Teller s.1la

hy virtue OF the power invested in us We
will sell at Orangeblrs G. II on tho 1st
Monday in December next, within the leg.l
hours OF sale. One tract of land, Property
of B.nlctt Tyler, containing, (4o0) four
hundred acres more or lcss. lying and being
III the County and State aforesaid i'll the
Fork of Ehisto, and bounded on the North
by lands of g. I. Dow;ng, East by lands OF
y. p. Gui South by lanls OF Radc.iff.
Walker, anl Yes. by Ian Is OF y. d. Dow
ling
Terms Cash. Purchasers to pay for
papers.
wRoT0N S .sTEADMAN,
In Liquidation.
Graham, S. C. Nov 9th 1874.
nor 1874 3t
Ottumwa weekly courier. (Ottumwa, Wapello County, Iowa) 1872-1899, 1874-08-20
~ .oo rs mONEv sAvrnI

This il TO certify that Mr.. Thomas K.
Shepheed haa put up for us, on our farms,
NAYS Patent Windmill for pumping
water of tho pattern OF style called "1he
Best.r
That after using said Mill we can cheer.
fully recommend il - good substantial
and durable MIL. and fully ads,ted to the
purpsss for which It u used--.hat with .
tank Of sufficient sixs andau uUfailing sup.
ply Of water, IL will panp regularly oil
the water required Tor one hundred head u
catsls. We give thh recommendation
based on our own personAl ne Of and e..
psrience with said Mill.
O1runwA. Iowa, August Let, 1874.
loanss J. WILLIAMS Judge 81 Dist
J. W. PALMHs.I. h HAAILTUN, ISRAEL
zexrA q. w. DrcKEHs. sa'sst 80
have two large N.lIa tesides the above
msntiaoed Min on my f4m, and the said
Nays Patent Nh VIII pump more wa.sl
with same wind than besh the large Mills
a0d2s9mw ]. W.PALMER,
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sfft
HrxaY KNoury, fasher- iu.law OF. J.
w Higgins, died 81 tho residence Of
The latter. 10 this city, THE afterseon,i
August 10Th, At ffteen minutes before
two O'Clock, of obstruction TO the
bowels. Funeral an0et0e will appear
hereafter. 8
On August 18th. 1874, LlxzIE FLoR-
rNcr BAKER, infant daughter Of Will
Ham, and Jeunie Baker, aged II months
asd IS days. ~ I'D Il
Tho fairest flowers sooncst decay,
1.-The Lizzie was 4 bright promising
child, bisding I'll hearts 70 her By her
wlaaiag xays; Nor alnsst ! pear abe
was the light Of The house-a well.
stsing 81 pleaanrs--but the spoiler
came and touched her with his 10y
fingers. The rose fadsd, the lair brow
was turned TO marble, she lustre OF The
eye forever gone, the angel os death
sileaaly sntei cd thu abode of s0srow
(neIl dasping the lttle patient sufferer
"a hi aFins bore her away TO hive Tor
ever n eternal dsy. With ono slbok
she resigned herself to bis embrace
and ieft tho strickon parents weeping
over the beautiful clay With bleed
Ing hearts they consigned tho precious
wcrn.opi csskct 10 the bosom of it,
mother earth, but Lizzie, its late ocu.
pant, q not there. s III e
II TO Chviss with faith sihcsras
M s y.lar bAhs o. death wAS gIveu.
The Eiudsed Sto ehat b ndo you hsre,
Thpagh sene apart with ushy ter, Il
@aNRess4sFsd - h4eyea,
Ottumwa weekly courier. (Ottumwa, Wapello County, Iowa) 1872-1899, 1874-08-20

We understand that the yearly
meeting Of the Friends commences
Sunday, Sept. 9Th, at Oskaloosa.
These meetings have been very inter-
esling 20 our people and hundreds have
attended them on Sabbath day. Hereto-
fore special trains have been run up 10
Oskaloosa ON Sundays tor the accom-.
dalton Of orr people. Wehope 1t will
b. repeated this year.
Ottumwa weekly courier. (Ottumwa, Wapello County, Iowa) 1872-1899, 1874-08-20

= >
The Old Ses,lers' Of Wapsilo county
will hold Reunion NJ Wards 0r.ve.
nesr ostumwa. 0 Saturday. August 2oth,
1874. They will assemble on tbs ground
Al 10 o'clock, .. %. Prominent speakers
viii be invited to make addreeses. Al
.,er4ons who have rvsided In Iowa for Is
years. and are now residents Of the county !.
" I'll residents Of Wapello county ior 50
years. ars eligible 70 membership. Tha ~
f,r n,smbersblp 70 so cents, TO b paid 20
w, II. Caldwell Secretary Of the Associa-
tien
"A Picnic Dfxmer viii be the order 81
the day, Old Settlers come In, bring your
baskets Of provisions aud lot % hAss !
/ lily time ia resnunsing to Zach Other he
"reminiscences Of the early settlsmeOt Of
Wapsilo county. ss sse.ss48 ~,
Tbs following named persons are anthor.
ised tosolicit menbsrs for the Associations,
tO-vit: sy.sFsss n
VIM. C,oyd. Adams tp.; ]. 9. a. Dawsor,
Agency; Dan'l. 2 ,llsrs. Csnssr; Peter Knox.
Columbia; w. A. Nys. Cass; Msnou Dick.
eus, Com stine; j W. Hsdrick, DAhlons-
o.; Henry R~iuhard. 0rssa; 6ilas Osbosn,
fiixhssnd; WIN. Mctutirc. Keokuk; A.
Brooks Polk; Ed. Caripsn. Pleasant; fhos.
Foster. Washington: John H. Carver. Rich
,and. n
The 30 cents &c make husband and win
members III the Society, and vice vsssa.
Tho Committee are instructed 70 publlsh
IA invitation 70 ill persons 90 attsnd IN
Annual Reunion. and bring thsll
baskeis Of provisioDs. Il bslng understood,
however. that IT, entire sffsir Is strictly
uudsr the auspices II tAs"0id Ssttlers' As
sociation.n
No intoxicating drioks, beer or wine, VII
I've sold on the xro1nds. q SO
WM GlLTxER. S M WRIoRg. n G HILL,
MRs. FRANoEs WIlLiANs. Mrs. CAr1A'
RIMS DfnBLr R. N. WARDEN, ]. VIZ
iLyANsox, Committee OF Arrangements.
Ottumwa weekly courier. (Ottumwa, Wapello County, Iowa) 1872-1899, 1874-08-20

N. B. Stanton, e, q, Of New Sharon,
lows, to-day entered into contract
with the Rainier Factory Company. Of
this city, for the Manufacture By them
In large quantities Of =. Cope's patent
door check. This little deviceis cheap
ana simple, and IL just the thing prs
cisely 70 hold open doors to their
places, and prevent their bAngiAG
against the Wall. Il takes with every.
body. and the company viii manufac-
ture thousands Of them 1t oncs.-
Daily, l9lk iMst
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q AUDDLE.s

On Saturday the friends of John
Shes proceeded TO the Catholic ccme-
tsry an! ding grave in which TO bury
him. It seems that there was not an
agreeable stnt. Of feeling between
Mr.. Shea and Rev. John Krcckle the
Catholic priest In charge Of the church
here, and tho latter forbid his inter.
mentin the cemetery on what grounds
" cannot exactly learn, but rumor
hes Il that Mr.. Shea was . member OF
some sseret soclety, and hence the 70.
fasal Of Rev. Kreckle to permit his
burial there. II wss understood, mp
% q late hour on Saturday night. thai
he would be buried at the O ne,ery, as
It was thought Mr.. Kreckle would de-
fsrsto The wishes OF the Irish Catholic
membeship here. But It SCENE they
were mistaken. for about IL o'clock
Saturday. night he obtained an injunc.
ton to prevent the interment OF Mr..
She's o. the cemetery. The result Of
this measure was 70 cause his liner.
ment some seven miles below The city,
on tho Wiley farm. where his mother
was buried msDy years ago. a very
large concoarss Of his friends and rel.
esives attended his funeral, and %.
oompanisd bic stemains - their last
lfesting place, A portion ofthe church
msmhsrs are indignant at what they
lcesddsr the intolerance OF the priest
i1t d conteDded on the part Of the
prlsss aud : portion Of the church this,
She's wss mot Catholic, had not A.
tended, church for many years. While
shca's frieuds claim that he was good
Catholic, contributed largely 70 bailt
the church here and for, tho r~xnial
support Of the church, but sdmit b,
4 lid not attend the church. for persona
\ reasons. Wc know nothing OF III,
lnA1ter personally, have no interest |!
| II elthes way, and only give this %
/ seent ~ Z. matter ofcurreht nswh
Ottumwa weekly courier. (Ottumwa, Wapello County, Iowa) 1872-1899, 1874-08-20

Jshn Chanssy and Thomas Maloy,
charged with tie murder Of John Shea,
waived : preliminary examination be-
fore Mayor Orr Monday, and were
eoanittsd without bail TO await the
astion Of the District Court. w. w.
Cory appeared for tho State and w.
n. G. Jacques for dsfendants.
Ottumwa weekly courier. (Ottumwa, Wapello County, Iowa) 1872-1899, 1874-08-20

James Williamson, Of Highland
Township, kindly gave us . report to-
day Of tho yield Of wheat and oats on
his farm this year Is follows: Thirty.
five acres spring wheat fifteen aud
thrce-fonrths bushels to the acre
Oats nine acres, yield forty-nine BUSH
els OF extra quality to the acre. That
certainly is q first-rate showing.
Ottumwa weekly courier. (Ottumwa, Wapello County, Iowa) 1872-1899, 1874-08-20

Is eaitle shisf n Hssry county drove
~ - Dariingtpn, iast Hssk. niae head
II ~ sassls bslosgiss 70 Thomas
Neleh, Who hsss two miles north o.
~ 1lsasssG The thief got thsm 10
1ssilpgssa, ssl1 a. 70 the hu,ehsrs.
~ - got AWAY without bsisg de-
Ottumwa weekly courier. (Ottumwa, Wapello County, Iowa) 1872-1899, 1874-08-20

Eds CouRIER :--From your notice
Of the "Muddle" in yesterdays paper,
" appesrs that many uninformed per-
sons have gratuisousiy styled me in
tolerant. and accnsed me of acting
from personal motives. Neither il
tue. Mr.. John Shea. l have always
considered . good tizen and q wor-
thy msn, but no more lie for years
disohryed the laws of the Catholic
Church. The penalty OF this disobe-
diencs 10 that be be deprived OF .
Catholic burial This only has been
done. The sensible portion Of your
readers, then, can emile at the poor
excuse OF nationality. personality or
intolerance. Leaving readers TO their
opinions, ! am,
j. KRrcKrL. Catholic Priest.
Ottumws. Aug. 18th.
Ottumwa weekly courier. (Ottumwa, Wapello County, Iowa) 1872-1899, 1874-08-20

From the subscriber about the 18th day
OF june, one dark bay or brown mare 10
OF IA years cid, star in forehead, heavy
name and tail. shoes on hind feet, had small
hell on her neck when she left, / will pay
a reasonable reward to any one who will
ihfarm..me where can find her. Address
= G. johnson. Ottumwa Iowa P. O. BOX
6b3. iufy ] wifi
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TAs ERE wsAa.sa.y pzsrni.s.

The Fire WeAnesaay Morning.
Yesterday morning between 3 and
4 O'Clock the citizens Of this city
werc awakened by the alarms Of fire.
As near as we can learn the switch
engines on the B. 8 NJ. r. r. made the
discovery first, and ran through the
city back and forth with their whistles
screaming and their bells ringing 1t
q lively rate. Soon the FIRE bell added
music to the general melee. The flre
proved to be in the old brew
cry in Blake's addition, and was
well under way before availa.
bio assistance arrived. The building
was an unwieldiy concern, and
coneisted Of the main building with
several additions builtat various times
and carried main front OF about 100
feet and another front about Is feet,
and was owned by Mesrs Bauer b
Kramer Of this city. We understand
that the Brswry At the time Of tho In
was occupied only by cooper shop.
and by Mr.. Henry Gerlach, who vas
living with his family 10 . portion Of
the building, and We understand while
saving most OF his furniture, lost In
clothing and other goods about $50.
The value Of tho buildings Messrs
Bauer 4 Krsner estimate 1t $l2,0O0,
which were insured for 5000. The
following Fire Companies drew the
lucky Nos this time: Tho Germania
$1,000; the Amazon $1,000, and the Ma.
tionsl OF Philadelphia, $1,000. We
have. go far, been unable ~ learn the
orikiu Of the Ore, or anything def.
mite in regard to it.
Ottumwa weekly courier. (Ottumwa, Wapello County, Iowa) 1872-1899, 1874-08-20

The law prohibiting the killing Of
prairie chickens expired on tho 10Th
inst. Nav our Nimrods can engage
IN their ususl fall sport and feed on
juicy savory fried chickens. We hope
some OF them will be impressed with
the idea that we are certain sure tina,
young prairie chickens are frst-rate
eating.
Ottumwa weekly courier. (Ottumwa, Wapello County, Iowa) 1872-1899, 1874-08-20

We are honored with an Invitation
70 attend 4 Calico Ball At Castle Rock.
Colorado, on the evening of the 20 b
inst.
Owing to the brevity Of time given
tor preparation. and the absence Of our
Junior In 81. Louis who IL the dancing
man In our concern, We rather suspect
that We viii NOT be FULLY represented
At Cattle Rock on that suspicious &C
cseinn. p.
Ottumwa weekly courier. (Ottumwa, Wapello County, Iowa) 1872-1899, 1874-08-20

~. o,lGallsy. o. 0rseh street b..
tWssn Aaia stssss and the river, wiah-
sn ~ = ths tarmers that be = buy.
~ end wiil pAy Tho highest market
1ssss ~ III kisds sseountry prodacs.
~ alee kssps full and complete
49, ~ ~ hads OF sroeeriss, which
! s1seposssste I'll . Low - the low.
- OIvs hin : esil. augws.+
Ottumwa weekly courier. (Ottumwa, Wapello County, Iowa) 1872-1899, 1874-08-20

L b. Wilson has isturnsd from The east
whsss b has purchassi the dosss assors-
osnt q booes and shoss ever exhibitsd IN
Dc city. g
Low prizes. good goods and ri, dealing
bmy moeso. d8~ls
Ottumwa weekly courier. (Ottumwa, Wapello County, Iowa) 1872-1899, 1874-08-20
s,AmRs POR SALE,

Sixty head Of Cotswold ram lambs will do
to wean now, price 5 to 20 dollars, Per
hoai will weigh go to so lbs. per head, at
4 months old. residence miles acuth-east
If Agency City Iowa.
j24 w5mos w. CALBEcx.
Ottumwa weekly courier. (Ottumwa, Wapello County, Iowa) 1872-1899, 1874-08-20

These excellent contractors and me-
shanies Emery q Hall, have the con.
traet for the erection Of the story adj
dlsioa to Or. CAsser's In6rmary. Sam
0sndr1x has the brick aud slons
skoek. - 81
Ottumwa weekly courier. (Ottumwa, Wapello County, Iowa) 1872-1899, 1874-08-20
Dx. ). Locxwoo

The Gro0s MaGnottc HeA1ors
Will be at his resid,nce from the 1st 70 the
h Of each month. aud also ut the River
Side Water Cure. Hamilton, Iilinoia, from
the Goth to the 28th d August. Septembe,
aud October. 1874. Jul, as-sn.-d&w