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TO RENT-R0OMS.


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SUIT AMP pSE ps;E,ts 54nSE tImiI; Fn9SF isF
required. Inquire tnlfd 0o IS South clarkss.'
n,6 ma RI nEYr-Ro03s FURNISHED FOR HOUSE
keeping from 81 peg week, + resreos1ble parties
without cat!dfoo. Eom AhDs y. ~. aassoa::
&c 4, % omSss a. e nooa on s
pfcnM1aes. 5;e-7,v
roc-st.' notr sta'o. ieoona 10: .775,-;77771o5
nnSIAa eaeap M sRis:s hH3H
mn PEST-AT ENCLEWOOD, LARGE ROOMS
J. and clo7et. Hanoverst bstncca Fittyntnth and
wAIsOS, 4 the house: ------
To *SD nnpRo,oM Rc,o S,ay fUnSaS aSaa
no In nESr-oNE on TWO ROOMS PARTLY FUR.
Apply a. ~: s. rxsa.y-s!sh.s:4.: E1:
no REST-IN 4 SMALL PRIVATE II FAMILY. u !. !,.a. a
% II :os ssa
d1.ss 81 u. Trbuuo once -
RcSr-T,yo LARGE UYFURNIS1ED ROOMS,
xh Sos ,asss IN aadppss s. .T Tu0s
otaco:------=--==-= otaco:- =z=z=7==
= g. epd god roans, wator. sud ciosass;
= = - .ns = psr month FRo77 7ooV
nshcd. ------------------
ff,O OnENT-FrRNISHED ROOM WITH OR WITH
/ on ooard. tstl has. kandolph-st: --
f11D REN Nr-FfJHNISiIED ROOM, WITH OR WITH
out board to cent aud wfc Of singls g.at. rs est
Madtsoa-::; . = ,7 7z775 = 20; ~ 7zoo,5s
i With Without board. y very reasonable psiees with
tlEe mud ponye enicnces. :u3 South los,laincs-st.
r,,o REar-A FURNISHED ROOM IN A PMn1yATE M
F.oria.si- raa.s ~ VIZ
Ki!a E ns9s! sSIr M
Twcnty. .sccondst., IN Restaurant.
To hoVMs e rs To 5n,5 EApdKs If SoIs on
Aal.t.d~st. ----.------
no nEST-sUITEs OF ROOMS IN THE BRICK
Apply o. iu Tue premises
mo REyr-pLEa3AST AND DESIRABLE ROOMS
i for hou. ekoeplng at 10 Honore-st. Call Monday.
no nExr=s!oEiX,| ,J!&R: EgnXisaED SIs5 FRONT AND
.nk.' !uoas. - =. ~, n 1F1R
oosho. u.s. I'd ba.ensat: foS'a: AID bstn Il
modern ~ Improvements 1nqoso ot = D. i'' 40
Nol.A oeateo5n-s.: -, ~ ;77 =
M5st-5sss. .ssa: tsEoE = asah IL oAn -
a doo[s Il F9.nk osx s on snsae s
ia o. n .uites u ioar + D BUiD Rom IT, lia East
r. sas 1 E92Ms diass tSs Is s. HE S5E
/ Mn ~ Vest Maatson'. IT. vt "
80 - -; S;;;;; u.sEWF7T Fo77R Ro1as AND
1nrS to ta,1y w.rnunf cIiI.cu: reut 81 Der
n,,'h paA'f}g }noulre 10 =, IS est Van Huscn-,t
7Io REyr-FURNlsHED no0Ms-yoUR CHOICE
ct four rooms At III aofsn eas'.ss!: vety on:ao.
KEST bs.9 S5Gh With
no nExr-cusAp-ls PRIVATE FAMILY. PLEAS;
oaro ant pssssn ty IS
no nrsr-rynSisuEp OR -usFuRSlsnED
rooms =. = oh.ss1sNx:ptase. :: -. 7;aa,;,7a
no REST.A FEW LADIES GAS BE 4. AccoMMo, ,asis3;
da;ea M VIZ a ccar II Edases s
NVAA%SA~ - . NNe-"-
, 1874-10-18
BOOKS.

/ G1IBER1's OLD BOOK STORE. 1s5 SOUTH
II C!1rk-ss.-AmcFican State Papers, vuls.. itB to
Isl siua sct that DO. sold for $; Cottage b,Ue.
;o; and onst.,nx' g. g so's SlS s%'n. in'
nai oi Uis.tcon, s..5 coat IS: kc5 to Eauie fum'1
Cabin S north 4:5o; KetEhtIc!s Mythology. full
DoS. si.51; iloJ1's COLLECTION Laws, st: rr % Ton
fieId. Guasssn. and Escape. e. eoet sse as sis.
o1abe.. BY Mugr, 3t.f cost g. ~: kes's Lifts 4 d.
Kane, s.. &c. U3GoodE Select SuTo9, pu b!isaea
at 3l-;9, fur sale at 5oc.
DOCKS, ,BOOK5-TUIlN THEM 1fTO CA ST: SEND
- them down Chaplin Eros "od h,oks nlways bring
eo,d PRICES. Call or add1eas CHAPLIN EkO5., ia AID
1t6 Last M1Cltson.st.
13YASTED-A cory OF PELTZER'S MAPS OF
1ITE ST1I,T. 1;0STiSVE TO PAY THE HIGHEST
W Gasp price: for Mbarcs. standard books z toea.s.
nrisos We sfs aso now duly In rcoept of books from
fhs late Eastern t1ado sales, which oor great nduSss
Iucuts. BALUWLN3 Original Chs1p booAssozes ~
EAat uadison-st.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1874-10-23

TIE oyster eating match which took
place Ut CarlollH oyster saloon, on sun
day, beat anything we saw ever saw or
heard OF In the stuillng line. Two
men, Messrs. ID aud NJ, aie oysters on
n wager, the one eating the fcwcst TO
pay for what both had ate, Mr.. NJ
won the wager, eating four dozen raw,
six dozen fried, three dozen stewed,
seven dozen broiled aud four dozen
scalloped, making twenty-fuur dozen
In all. Mr.. ID. ate four dozen raw, FIVE
dozen fried, three dozen stowed, six
dozen brolled and four dozen scalloped,
making twenty-five dozen IN all, They
both said they could have eaten more,
If Mr.. Carroll had not had them 40 de-
liclously cooked Houston Telegraph.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1874-10-23

The farmers have gathered the bulk
Of their cotton, aud lhnse We have con-
yersed with represent the crop better
than estimated about the iirst Of Sep'
temher, the Yield In many instances
reaching one'hnlf bale per acre, with
few or none less than 0nethirl with
the renewed Vlgor OF tie plant, pro-
duccd 10y September plns, and u late
frost aud favorable weather until the
first Of next month, the top crop VIII
swell the yield 10 an average Of q half
bale and IN HOmo instances two-thlrds,
Tuking everything into account our
county has no right Ia complain, for
we have been more favored than many
Of our histor oountles,-- ltochwall linn'
npr
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1874-10-23
TO ADVERTISERS.

All persons who contemplate making con.
advertisements should seud Is cents TO
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1874-10-23
GREAT STATE BARBECUE.
Work of the Committee OF Ar
rangemCnts - The Plan
In Full.

The following gentlemen have been Sc
lected by the committee OF alfahgoUl.en'ss ~, w.
compose the different committees for the
Great Democratic Barbecue, TO be gwen at
this place on the Both instant, nj which the
six democratic candidates for congress, az
well as Governor Coke, VIII be present. anu
address the people:
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1874-10-23
fHG DAILY HERALD,

Umre 40 fhiri siefl 0ff s.i q ilpr
aa's hess nuiiuiHsi fprner pf iHiHRF
nud Main streets, husinfHs 0hirr-
Fraai Hspm iH s0faHa ainF
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1874-10-23
RAILROADS.
CErA-Nc+Ei s3E. TInTm.
ToTAKE EFFECT
FRIDAY, JUNE S, 1874.
THE GALVESTON,
Houston and Henderson
RAILROAD.

Three Daily Passenger Trains.
Leave Galveston at 6:l0 IN and arrive at
Houston az $50 Il nj.
Lenve Galveston At 3.00p m and arrive at
Houston at 800 y M.
Leave Galveston at $50 p m and arrive at
Houston at $50 p m, *
Leave Houston az B.ih n m and arrive AT
Galveston Mt 800 n nj.
Leave Houston l0:DO m ana arrive at Gal
weston at .:sD p IN.
Leave Houston ut ESQ m and arrive at
Galveston at 1880 y M.
On Sundays, passenger train leaves Calves
ton at 1000 q NJ. Leaves Houston at 200 y NJ.
The 0lO II m train nom Galveston onnects
az Harrisburg with the Galveston, Harris
burg and Kan Antonio railway. Comets at
Houston with the Houston and Texas Cen
trial railroad
The 800 p m express from Galveston con-
meets with the Houston and Texas Central
railway, f8 astE aaH
The 600 m express from Galveston con.
necta with the International and Great
Northern railroad ut Houston NJ p m. ~
The lUe0 n IN train from Houston arrives az
Galveston at $3.50 y m. Connects with the
Morgan steamers.
Ticket offices, 100 fremont street, Calves
ton, and at the depots. sess z &
Communication tickets to local points, ono
thousand and five hundred mile tickets, can
be purchased nj the ticket offices OF this COM
pany OF from Galveston Ticket office.
q, n. NICHOLS, superintendent.
= p A" ? ''D'' W iiodtf
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1874-10-23

Grayson county took two cotton pre-
miums ut the st. Louis fair--the first
$500, and fifth, $50, both TO w. b, Me-
Shan, OF Grayson. The second, $500,
was awarded to II. S. Randall, of Fam
min, who got the premium last year.
II. Bond, of Dallas, got the third, $500
and w. II. II. Morris, of Dallas the
fourth, 500. Thus north Texas vindi-
Gates her cotton producing capacity
The sweepstake premium was taken
by A. Kellogg, Of Louisiana. Colonel
A. Cate, of Paris, who was chairman
of the awarding committee, says this
was the finest bale of cotton he ever
saw Sherman Courier.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1874-10-23
THE WEEKLY HERALD,

TuE WEEKLY HERALD wll 10 pub
isuuI HVury saturday WnlUIug, sunsrnp-
tu,fi- pnf Rnuum gl.N iur siK mpnllih
...Ii,uiH 900 HlYHrp, 30 sunarupll0n taken
i...t zoos period ilHu RiA Wnnllh
.usarilH WHuls lnhnilfd 40 the fnlr VI W ~
pH riiulr iur lhr iml Insertion nnd N cents
l.rIrt aunHnQuHnt Insertion
uttuHTF notices, marriages DEATHS public
IN rllu.ia, nHUls Ut lhnnlH, rlO,, 20 be pRid fur
al uiII advertisement rates,
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1874-10-23

Irayeliug umuH a. ~ kH0hrii.
MN A0rki u, f,hnWsll 3, ~, fnlifuBlli a
d.. and htirs innAr,
phlladelphlhi ppe WHNheflll ca,
rurlunnili y, ~, fafflui
Nnw uHlrans Thomas MrlniYfr,
shnfyHpurn W, ~ sparks,
llnusl0ni D., ~, pnslllnH'
Austin, Tpxasi ", Ypig.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1874-10-23
CHANGE OF TIME:
ON AND AFTER
SUNDAY, SEPT. 6, 1874,
CLOSE CONNECTION

Al Minneolp and international Junction,
with trains on the International and Great
Northern Railroad, for Tyler, Palestine,
Huntsville, Houston end Galveston. Al
shreveport, with the Red river boats, for
New Orleans and the South, aud With the FL
Paso Mail Oompany's stages for. Monroe,
vicksburg and the South. At Texarkane,
with the
CAIRO AND FULTON RAILROAD, FoR
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1874-10-23
swlHDELLs 4 slMMoEs, pro'prs,


rdE DAILY HERALD % published even
ta1lniul, rartlH MunIAlt 20 900 a yraI in
.i,aufe t4lpIs lR mpniNs 20 luf one Wnniil (
u rauls luf phe WrfA slnalp epplns 10
lfula,
The Daily Herald Is now furnished 90 suh-
sfIlnsTs uf earlier ai p eHAls pni Nnekf ihe
pinrt viii up delivered regularly eari mnrnr
nv N 400 raflf Nnnr, ~ Hlf iWfl nf inr rllf
Md suhnri's WiNlln q WlN HYl ID NHil ui lle
HtIu Hmiaa, HunsfiIlfn lIIuf in fHrriFf
mon paper Will upilsH nf irpnlinH in 81
Neville 40 lhia pihHr
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1874-10-23
GRO. ?. BOEELL 4 CO., II PARK ROW. NJ !

tor their ONE HUNDRED PAGE PAMPh,
I 'teTf containing lists of 5000 newspapers and
estimates, showing the cost OF advertising.
Ottumwa weekly courier. (Ottumwa, Wapello County, Iowa) 1872-1899, 1874-08-27

3 ny virtue Of an execution 10 ne directed from
the Clerk Of tns Circuit Gourt Of Walsllo County,
the 18th day of November, 1s.t, in fayor off. W.
Higgins, Trustee, etc, AZ Plaintiff, and against
Of Two Thousssid Three Hundred and Ninety sis
Dollars and Nine Cents and costs, taxed at 81 Is,
and accruing costs, have levied upon the follow
aSs, e SATISFY said exec G. i towit: say 'u
The West half Of the 8 e quarter Of Section s,
Town q north ofRange a vest except one acre in
Commencing at the Southeast corner aud running
10 rods north. thence west 16 rods, thence south
y rods, thence east l6 rods to- place Of beginning
quar-. Of SEQ is, Town y, Range Is West, ea-
cept ten acres sold to the OttuInwa Cemetary AS
sooiation, which ten acres are described as follows
u North-wesf cofnsr ofsaid South YEA QUAR- Of
ses = seds snss s vest 8; rods. Seoce no1
hss sa s 1ssi in n q sf,s d mers
ss HI & a. l a fss'e a g
70, II and u, and all that part Of the W quar- OF
-. u. Town. q, Range y, cnntained In Blocks
Two md Ten Of said Addition, the sanac being q
cSuls fsrthsr 1ads Tint DE said dessndants s. c.
y ,s ssp sS' Ss e sOT,
ala the s:ne sdditi@ g otu aa
longh decided by conveyance lot Is, Of block OF
cid sddttion to Enoc6 Shaw On the 7th day OF
ssRss@sss iss Also th.s De t ssia Enosh shaw,
gags to the sai1 Samuel G. Mccullough on said lot
Is Of block 8, Of said addition; thai on the 18th
-dy ~ April, ls7s. said s. O. and Annie ". Nc
CO on lots NO. Q, 10, H. and 10 in block 2, and all
Of blocks No. 8, 4, II Il and Is in Mccullough
addition to Ottimwa, lows, and will Offer the
same for sa,sAo the highest bidder for cash in
band on tAe l5th day Of September. 1874, in front
Of ne Court house, In Ottumwa, at the hour Of |
attendance will be given by the undersigned
Datcd ct Otumwa, Iowa. August 18th lsS4.
{ A,.sg .. r. SPILMAN, Sheriff Of said County.
Ottumwa weekly courier. (Ottumwa, Wapello County, Iowa) 1872-1899, 1874-08-27

One among the many new Arms do
ing business n this city that deserves
,espsciai mention. Il that OF Hessrs.
Kirk & Walker. tho popular lumber
dealers on Market street. Their yard L
dAalnf ths largsst u he city, ard p
we'll stocked with Gil kinds Of hard and
pins lumber, shingles, lath. moaldings,
etc., etc. We find them to be straight
forward business mon, and no doubt
our farmer frisnh Will ind It to their
interest to give them call. They arc
also the agents for Averill's celebrated
chemical paint, said to BE- the best
'ckSap paiat ii the market. 1t-w
Ottumwa weekly courier. (Ottumwa, Wapello County, Iowa) 1872-1899, 1874-08-27

= ~ virtue Ofan execation to me directed from
The Elsrk Of the District Court Of Wspcllo County
lows, on . judgement Obtained In said Court, on
the ~ dey January, lSs4, II favor Of Terrence
Cl6rk, as plaintiff and against B. Sculiy - Defen-
9nnt for the ANN Of one hundred and eleven dol
lars and my cents and costs taxed ii thirty one
dollars and forty Ave cents and accruing costs,
have levied upon the following Real Estatr taken
g the property OF said defendant, TO satisfy said
execution to-wit: Lots fourteen, Gal and hfteer
15l In Myers q Hedficks' subdivision of part o
MIL doeation. y, The city e ottamwa, Wapell'
H. .Ai6nne bidder for Dash In hand, on the LTD
day Of september, 1874. in trout of the Cour
HSo1e, u Otxunnws, q the Aour Of 1 O'Clock r
T. !, Of sid day, when and where due attendance
WI Be given by the undersigned -
Is ,D~esdat Orumwa, lows. Aug lssh, 1874 ..si3
=. SULLIVAN, Sheriff or said Co. W
auG97-2t ByJ. O. SLAuGHfEh, Eeputy.
Ottumwa weekly courier. (Ottumwa, Wapello County, Iowa) 1872-1899, 1874-08-27

Jadgs n. J. Niiliams cold to-day 10
NJ. whitDsy . four-ysaF-old colt Of
biz owa rsaEiag Tor eo00 Mr.. Whit
ssy buys for ths Few York market.
This colt with the little training gives
hin ~ ths Judge boys, waa put On
trial In the prsssnes or Mr.. Whitney,
irotling biz mile In 3 So when Mr.. w.
imnsdiaasly closed ths bargain with
the Judge at the shove figures. Thua
u appsazs how the Judge IL making Il
probable IN raisins horses. h !,
lwroag tbat . lArnsr OF Iowa shsuld
sssk to raiss the bsst Of stock, and havs
. plaee tAaa b can train horses end
And ont Tor hinsslf their speed, 90 thst
10 can sss . fair price for thsm, h.
stead Of letsing fascy Aosss- dealers gst
al the worth there IL In them BY
rsasoA Of tAair superior knowlsags1
Fine carriage hoesee aro jues - ossy
raised % any esAes, And they ore jue(
- good - 41y oekeFv tos ~ tarmert q
uss hlmeslk i 10 really Q greae souEoa
Of increased wealth % Iowa tha1 they
ase inprovlng thsJr stoek . nnch q
they ars, and . man like the Judge,
whlle beasAtlag ki0self 10 also bene.
0tainG ~ oeotk19 TURNER'S by hia i'm.
prov60snts u ssocks-- Dstlvs ia.
Ottumwa weekly courier. (Ottumwa, Wapello County, Iowa) 1872-1899, 1874-08-27
AGUE CoNQUEn~as;
Ne 0aidine. M ArEsle. No poisol.

Z This e strong language, aa IYhysiciana
and Chemists have Tor years trfsl to COM
pound prsparation that would entirely
curc Fever AID Ague without 10 use Of
strong medicines such al Quinlne, Ansnic
and oslsr possous injufios1 % The system.
There b 10 eassof FsvH and Agre, Inter-
nitteat or Bilious Fcvsrs, Cong@tive Chills
Night Swsats, Liver Complaints, he. that
this remedy will not euro At Uncs and per.
hinAntly. II puriHes she Blood, Liver,
spleen, aud ell Decseatosy 0egaas 70 effect
ually that the Chillsswill not return during
the season, even when persons have had
them for yeafs. Sold BY J. =. Taylor &
Co, OttumWa. u STs $40 sd&wallt
Ottumwa weekly courier. (Ottumwa, Wapello County, Iowa) 1872-1899, 1874-08-27

The Republican campaign will be
opened September Let by the Hon.
Geergs q. Wright, ct Cedar Falls BY
the Hon Il. B. Sherman, candidate for
State Auditor, at Forest City; and by
the Hon. J. F. Myers, Septem-
Der l7tb, At Bellevue. These appoint.
nents savc two Of Judge Wrights,
one al wapello, and the other At Wash
ington, are IN the middle or north half
Of The State. Other appointments will
sEQV0 tVAVWt Nd 49, isa-ai4ts VOL.
Ottumwa weekly courier. (Ottumwa, Wapello County, Iowa) 1872-1899, 1874-08-27

NV. Bashss, oi Dss Noisss county,
Anti Monop osadiasss foe State Trsas-
urss declines The empty honor Of b.
ing defeated for that oAlss THE fall.
His letter Of dsclinAsion Il publishsd
Id Sundays daily. Hasrksss.
He says smosg other thiass that III
psiveee hssinsss vas % prsssisg that
the Stats could not rscsivs hia sseirs
.6tlep3lnn. Nor thas h avery lame
sxcpss. Indeed for - eestaisly nsss
Aays known that b. wosld net b elec.
ted. and therefore hs woald net Aays
: chsnss 70 perform any datiss for tn
asaAA sor - trosbled With any ssch
duties 8 The sxpssss OF biz private
busiusss.S He has felt alessdy that BIZ
new party vas strsek With death. ard
takes tins b the Seesloek and hsula
90. n their candidaAss saii thes early
what must b. lhs esndiuoa oe ~
rank and aiS
Ottumwa weekly courier. (Ottumwa, Wapello County, Iowa) 1872-1899, 1874-08-27

The Gate says "a man Of family Of
Keckuk, inss dsnsslv populated por-
den Of ths.ssty hos secured from hie
two yoang isdy daughters their prom
~ seat.p6a eldssH 6ext ssnday, on
the positive assurance that there Is :
nav style q doipE, up tho hairNd5 ~
Ottumwa weekly courier. (Ottumwa, Wapello County, Iowa) 1872-1899, 1874-08-27

.A0Wes lAoao ENocooSa Aoooet0tAoos
The local committees at Dea Aoinsa
has made arrangements with the FOL.
Rowing rsilroada tSreturn III tsacAsru
and usembefs Of the state teachers' ~
ISOLATION, which 10 to be held In Des
Moines, on the let, End and Sd OF Sop
TENDER, ~ follows:
The Chicago. Bufiisgton E-Quincy
(B. b N.Y. make the following propo.
sit1en: S -.
sTAis sosapany VIM cause 10 be sold
to The members Of the association, on
the 5lstsday OF August, tickets to OF
tumws and return, from oil the sta.
tions ID Iowa,a t the rate OF 8 cents per
mile each way, in case they call for ex
Rcarsion tickets q their respective sta,
tions."
n eii persoas who attend the assoel
alton will observe the above directions
ishey VIII no doubt sscurs the advan.
stagsof the liberal rates proposed BY
tbs roads
Is On Wsasssdxy sfssrnoos. Sep. End,
Prof. RAlmsr, Of this city, win address
tho associAtioR on the subject Of 'The
relstivsmsrits OF the High School dc.
partmentIa Iowa - compared wisA
the same grade in other states"
Ottumwa weekly courier. (Ottumwa, Wapello County, Iowa) 1872-1899, 1874-08-27

That Kirksills cheese q 7. P. Spilmsn'a
Is going OF rapidly. Il gives general salts
faction. Dout fail to try It. You can buy
i 1t wholesale OF retail. Remember you
can buy all yonr groceries cheap u Spill
man's. Salt BY the barrsl.-and the city
trade would do we'll to give us . call, - NJ
keep oil kinds Of produce tho market can
Afford 2t.d 1t.w
Ottumwa weekly courier. (Ottumwa, Wapello County, Iowa) 1872-1899, 1874-08-27

James Kinslsy, assd ~ livlagxsa
The farm Of biz unols, Joseph Kiaaley,
. short distance from Dubuque, was
nearly killed By falling with horse
b VA ridins, isto ; mineral hole
twsaty.hvs feet deep. Some one who
wsa hunting, accidentally put : shot
i6N the horss's neck. which cansed
him 70 rss away, ard The above asei-
! 1QQt - lae1se.
Ottumwa weekly courier. (Ottumwa, Wapello County, Iowa) 1872-1899, 1874-08-27
,alxf. rsrAfI r.isaSsrx..s.

List Of transfers BY warranty deeds
filed for record for the week ending
August 22d. 1874, as reported BIZ Ia,
Force s Morse, Ot,nmwa, Iowa, 4
Amfnon shaur to John saltvan. lot fsi OF Z.
tuluwA - 80 "
Maggie f. Evans to Alvin Lewis, IOt1l
w. III. Hammond 3 sub-di visions. 70 $50 90
s. A. Swiggett to Maria jordan, AZ feet Is
On side lot col, 0trunwa i.... ...... 0 40 90
II on ii ssc. e ottam nss .... 81
Jacob Free to Theodore kingAbnkes, lot g-p .hs q
and 9, block 81, Eddyville. ............. 900 90
Amos s. Davis to Angelina Springer, I'M @
Totes l6, IL and Is, block 90. Eldon.... 100 %
Carl F. T. SwAbkcy 10 James W Titus
lot IL, block Is, Blake's additionto A Iii.
OttumWa. ou W
John w Reed to Alex G. Reed, undiyi- Z,
dei 1-eth Of 2~sds of lots 2l9 and 80,
OttufnWa. 40 w
Julius L. Clark to Harriet Consslyer,
lots 3, and 8, Ashland ..,-.,........ &fs l51 90
Milton CourtriXht to Amos 8 Davis &,
lots l6, II and 10. block %, Eldoa.... 100 20
Ottumwa weekly courier. (Ottumwa, Wapello County, Iowa) 1872-1899, 1874-08-27

The Bn,siegs6p Resette seys: ''Ibc
@: B = Q, r .ilroad Company are t.
king freight from stations on ihass Ga
eR. 4 K.taaas and are sesdiag. Il sast
vi2this city. On IN average hiiy car
loads OF grain ana stock como frSm
stations near DesIM oipes, by the Keo-
knk 3 Des Moincs rosdto sOttumwa
where they are delivered to the 9. B.
D. Qscop pany for tsspsportatiol east"
Ottumwa weekly courier. (Ottumwa, Wapello County, Iowa) 1872-1899, 1874-08-27

Castoria Is lnore than substitute for Castor
OIL. It Is the only SAFE article In exstance which
Ii certain to aSsimilate the food, regulate the
bowels, cure wind-ooic, and produce natural sleep.
II contains neither minerals, morphine OF alcohol,
and b pleasant to take Children need not cry and
mothers NAV rest. oct9 1878 wlv
Ottumwa weekly courier. (Ottumwa, Wapello County, Iowa) 1872-1899, 1874-08-27

Taken npby Thonss Edgiagton, Of Cass Town
ehtp, WnpeI0 County, Iowa, on the 30th day Of
Ivy fr!ys pH' n ess"5 dfldins' described = 10y
ssves y@rs old last spriag, about Is hands
nikb. dark ny, with star N forehead, blind n
other marks or brands peEceiyable Appraised a
So Wa. H. CALpwEIL
=. Auditor Wapeilo County, Iowa
~ 9Au8OkV -, IeI4. ~ 80 ta& y1.W34
Ottumwa weekly courier. (Ottumwa, Wapello County, Iowa) 1872-1899, 1874-08-27

1lissbeta yenassa 80 /

3itEaoesa JeAassa ag esss9 lsa Il ssii3
Ialac Jonnson, q a. $3.50 G aTt
.Soeice = hereby given, that the andersigned,
teloseoo, daily oppoiAted BY the District Court Of
WApeiio county eto BY aaid court Authorized ana
empewersa - soli the following real estate, situ
aie lying anA heipg " the county Of Mapelio, to-
VII: L01slo7 md f0e, and south half OF Lot 100,
aud seath ave leet Of L-,t 101, Ill In r. r. Add,
tind 70 Agency CITY +: end the B. e " OF s VIZ o,
-. 1Oeu. a, 8ango ~ contatnlng forty acres
/ end ntx and tW0-nluthA acres on OF east aide o
~ = Y oe sAe " y Of sec. ne Town. II
Range u; and 20 acres Oh Of the east side Of tn
MEX Of the 8 w " Of Sec. Is, Town a. Ranus
II. ard the y ON w y OF Bee. a, same Town
aud Range, containing 10 acres, and 8 X OF 4
WA OF n w X Of section q. same TOWNSHIP
md range, 20 acres, and Is acres In the w u q
= X Of w X OF Section 10, Township II
Now 81 virtue Of the power Of sale conferrct
upoa - ~ tie said Court, we will on THURSDAY,
tie 10th days OF September. A. d., 1874. uniess
dispoeed Of sf pfivBte sale, sell the above de.
aceA real oatAio ct public auction 70 the highest
and best bidder Terms: One half cash, balance
N one years tune with interest &C 10 per cent Sc
curedby mortgage. Sale to commence at iao'ciocs
Q. H. ct the dwelling on the eighty acre tYact
ooove described. about two and One-half miles
southeasteriy from Ashland, and Known as the
Nicholas Johnson farm, aAdthe sale wiilcontinus
until the property is sold. T'Ts -
ELI ALLEN.
saissr yAMEs LINN, Referee.
SfuHn A BUHrow Atty for Isl I'm IA ~
Ottumwa weekly courier. (Ottumwa, Wapello County, Iowa) 1872-1899, 1874-08-27

Notice y hereby given to al persons iutvrested
TIT On TIE 18th day Of August A D. ISL, flc un
cait Court ~ Wopealp County, iowa, Adminis-
hasor Of DE Estate Of Newton McCouliough, de-
ccased, late Of said County Al persons Indebted
% olq ee4e VIM MRko rhyncnt % the under
aiSpeds ard those having claims against thc sam,
Nh pssAe1t them legally authenticated, 70 said
0stsd August 38th ls7l tf
800 ~ W e. CHAMBERS,
nuga3esE ~ - ~ &ss ri, Admnistrntor
Ottumwa weekly courier. (Ottumwa, Wapello County, Iowa) 1872-1899, 1874-08-27

DIR Mpinss Rsgs,tr:l IA Sioux
City hotel has . black and tan dog
thar killed athousand rats IN month.
This id good pu6 fersthe dog, but 1t
10 hard ON the hotol.,'
Ottumwa weekly courier. (Ottumwa, Wapello County, Iowa) 1872-1899, 1874-08-27

Thssbays have tskeni 9 rage for fish-
ing aimee those shad were put III the
river. We saw one yesterday eYen-
iuR' who had caught three soft shell
.hads about tho size and shape Of :
dinner plate, ssfE as "a,