Ottumwa weekly courier. (Ottumwa, Wapello County, Iowa) 1872-1899, 1874-11-12

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MoRxrSn. Nov. 18th, 1874. |
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The KeoaauquA Repablicon says
ey have the toughest boys In The
ate in Keosauqua.
The latest thing out, in the city, IL
! infant Quadrille Club. Does their
lammas "know that they are outp.
Go to L. H. Wilson for fine Shoes.
'heApest cash store in the State, Cur
ew Block.
The Monroe Mirror comes to US To-
lay enlarged and very much im-
!. o. Briscoe is building . fence
'hat looks a. if no intended it to last
FIR ages.
Farmers tell ne that there are good
many potatoes not yet dug. BETTER DO
hustling them out
Now is the time to plant your let
tuce and onions if you want to have
them early in the spring.
This is the season when county pa
pers are calling on subscribcrsto brins
in "thosc wood and potatoes
ak car loads Of provisions arc ship
red from Omaha each week for th'
su6eress by the grasshopper plague.
The Cincinnati Gazette says $1,000
Ohio voters failed Of performing tn
dnty Of . freeman In the late election
Oiled In . vain attempt 10 twist tn
sail Of Z mule,r IL a western obituar
ON the subordinate subject Of q prae
deal Joke.
The proprietor Of q Burlington bots
discharges the white chambermaia
when be discovers them promenadipl
with the colored walters.
The City Msrshal Of Red Oak, ha
his ofacs In The principal saloon 0
that place. he evidently wants 10 b
close to the scene Of action.
The Bloomfield RepuNicaa says
"a son OF Rev. I. r. Tecter has bee'
srrested for stealing cattle. We ~
sincerely sorry for his parents.'
Mrs.. Asott 6lddous 10, going on i
-arsweal tour through India, Chin'
japan, and the United States, and
win take two years to bid everybod
sdieu.
Adrxrtlser.-a An Eddyvilae. cha
has discarded his girl bscanss abe stoo
IN the door and sang "Shoo Fly. - an
Airtsa with the brakemen az the
went by"
According 10 Gerrit Smith, U
Democratic party Is 1devll-inapired
He naturally concludes, thereiore, n
the SDenocratic party y intent npt
playing the devil.
BY the Stoneham (Mass Ind
pendent. we learn that Billy Richar'
son, formerly Of this place, IL running
express from Stoneham to Bosto
three times = day. 1861 Z
W. c. Moss Jr. has returned fro
the East, where he purchased ve
large and fine stock Of goods, Of I
particulars Of which he win so'
advise our readers.
Every hboring man should b
himself . town lot, get 1t paid for .
then work to make the necessary ]
provements. A little here and lit
there will soon produce you A hot
Of your own,
II 10 the opinion Of Assistant Pc
master General Barber that the Gt
eminent ID annually dcfrauded out
3l,OOO,OOO by tbs use Of washed 20
ago stamps-or about 5 per cent. Of
tptai amount Of stamps sold.
Leave your orders with Wilson
sour Fine Boots-none better ma
Corlow Block. d&v
The Fairfield Ledger advises "the
afvidnal who IL always promising
publish 4 red -hot Democratic pap
20 1fe an Injunction speedily, or 90
Aeoss' will steal the name Of which
b supposed to have tho trade mar
~ ths mornings grow cool .
winter draweth near, matin 80
stsAls oft and sweetly from "
nsaghbor's window after this fashit
's1dli, 81 ycu dent get up and GO
down 70 breakfast, III wallop the d
Of OF you
Like ell other branches Of Indus
the croqueters change their song
suit the times. To the winding up
Tie present season the following sta
IL dedicated:
1Aan puIl up the wicket and tho stake;
Put sway the malles and ne neNj
10 Mosx eroquet'll be played this year,
It's gstting too late IN the fAi
The Daily State Journal has b
sssived, and the first copy, under
asw preprietors, isnow on our e
Il 10 . very creditable sheet both y
graphically and editorislly, and
would recommend IL to any Of
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