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Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1874-03-27
SACRAMENTO, March %, 1874.

SACRAMENTO, March Is, 1874.
En-. News: Less than n week Of the
twentieth session Of the California
Legislature remains. On Friday last,
the time allowing the Governor to put
all bills no does not approve Into hls
breaches pocket. and thus kill them by
a species Of executive strangulatisn,
commenced to run. As 4 matter of
course members whose faverlte meas
ures 90 into the Governors hands dur.
ing this time. await the result with
fear and trembling. One Of the strong
est exemplifications Of this feeling,
aud the trucking subservlency Of the
bold, independent and enlightened
representative to the executive man
date. was exhibited In the Senate OF
Monday night on the occasion Of the
consideration OF
The GOVERNOR Veto or the IIarbsr
Commission mn.
The bill, which was simply a re-.
enactment OF the law which had been
In force for n number Of years, aud
which by some sort Of legislative ho-
cus.pocus known only to the Initiated,
was left out OF the codes passed at the
last session, was vetoed by the Cover
nor. who denied the right OF the Leg
islaturc to MI offices created by them
selves. a change has come over the
spirit OF the dream" Of His Excellen.
CIV since he was himself n member OF
the State Senate. when he exercised
the function which he now denies
to that body, and who also after
his return to civil life was elected
TO n position OF trust by the vote
which he now utterly ignores and
c~hsracterizes rs unconstitutional. But
the times change aud the men change
with them. This age Is progressive,
and position makes q material differ
ence, Ia the standpoint from which n
question Is reviewed. Whom tho bill.
empowering the Legislature to elect a
State Harbor Commissioner In joint
convention passed the Senate, there
was but one solitary vote against 1t
that Of Senator Edgorton Of Sacra-
mento, who has such n holy horror OF
newspaper reporters, whom he char
acterized In one Of his numerous
speeches, made during tho present ses.
sion az, "impeeunious and l~rrespon-
sible Dohemians." The question Of
passing the bill over the veto, was
made the special order for Monday
night, when the Senate Chamber was
crow,led with tha nriyilppel classps /
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1874-03-27
NOTICE.

NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN THAT I
IL have sold and transferred my Interest In
the grocery aud liquor business, heretofore
done under the name and style ofM. J.. SILVIA
& CO, 10 Peter Simmons, who will continue
the said business. and collect all bills due 20,
and pay all debts owing by the said arm Of N.
j. Silvia & Co.
N. ]. SILVIA.
Gold Hill. March 4, 1874. mile I'm
Ottumwa weekly courier. (Ottumwa, Wapello County, Iowa) 1872-1899, 1874-10-01

The way men put of important matters
to the last moment.is ons Of the curiOus
things in nature, The 9th concert in aid
Of the Public Library Of Kentucky vas ad-
vcrtised to take place July 81, The day
after, August 1, Gov. Bramlette the man-
ager. at Louisville. received over $50, 900
for tickets. Had the drawing taken place
at that time the Governor would have had
to send this money back, but " the concert
was postponed 10 November so, Il was all
right with thsm. We presume that on the
tirst day Of December next the day after
the concert, thousands OF dollars will be re-
ceived, one day two late, for there will b
no further postponsment. This money
might iustss well have been sent week be-
fore, a. when il was. s26d8t-wlt
Ottumwa weekly courier. (Ottumwa, Wapello County, Iowa) 1872-1899, 1874-10-01

Rowell's Reporter Gays; "Thers ID .
quiet courtesy and modsst unobtrus-
iveness about . wise advsrtissansut
that create certain responsive feeling
of sympathy in the reader. We al
like to be solicited, and Il 10 natural 10
suppose that he who most politely,
clearly and persistsntly solieits 10,
stands the better chance for our trade.
The familiar advertisements Of local
papers often cover these points with
great tact and integrity"
Ottumwa weekly courier. (Ottumwa, Wapello County, Iowa) 1872-1899, 1874-10-01

\ Among tho many permanent insti-
tntions OF this city that deserve every
thing that can be said in their favor,
lie tho Musical II ouse OFF. 4. Stewart.
When he commenced business here, a
few years ago, such thing as an ex-
elusive musical house, was thing un-
heard of,and many were the predic-
tons that that house would not last
long" but like many other predictions,
the prophecy proved delicious, and ii
is now numbered among the per
manent institutions of the city, SELL
ing annually as many, II not more
musical goods than any other house
in The State of Iowa. His agents
reach and canvass every part Of our
own State, and into Ramsay, Nebras-
ks, Missouri, and even as far west Al
Wyoming Territory. This morning
we counted thirty-ninc pianos, from
thirty 10 forty organs of al! styles and
prices, and, In fact, all other kinds Of
musical goods, from . Jewsharp up to
the finest organ or plano manufactur-
cd. This is the only strictly retail house
in any important city in the State, and
employs from eighteen to twenty men
constantly, who visit every town and
hamlet In the west.
Tho principal reason Of Mr.Stewart's
success contests in the fact that his rule
has been to sell goods Il 8 fair profit,
and make no difference between men J,
and today ron can buy goods at less
price from him than You can from any
house west Of New York. We only
give one illustration when We say you
can bny No. I piano from him ct
from 1850 to ~ high q you want to
pay, owing to the finish.
Mr.. Stewart IL q good business man
IN every respect-a gentleman in every
sense, and We are glad TO say, also, that
his experiment has proved = perfect
success to him.
Ottumwa weekly courier. (Ottumwa, Wapello County, Iowa) 1872-1899, 1874-10-01
AUGusr y1OwEn.

The most miserable beings in the world
are those suffering from Dyspepsia and Live
er Complaint.
More than seventy-6ve per cent OF the
people in the United States are afflicted
with these two diseases and their effect !;
such az sour stomach. sick headache, ha-
bitual costiveness, impure blood, heartburn,
water-brash, gnawing and burning pains,
at the pit Of the stomach. yellow akin,
coated tongue and dissagrssable tasts In tbs,
mouth coming up Of the food after eating,
low piTits etc. Go to the Drug Store Of
j. L. Taylor b Co., and get rs cent bot
tie, or sample bottle for ten cents. Try
il. G. G. GREEK Sole Manufacturer
jnueltd&walt. WooDsuRY. N. J.
Ottumwa weekly courier. (Ottumwa, Wapello County, Iowa) 1872-1899, 1874-10-01
TEACHERS COLUMN,
CLAY WOOD, EDITOR.

That teachers should qualify themselves
for their profession is admitted by all, yet
there are many who have never prepared
themselscs thoroughly--that is, they have
never studied works pertaining to their
profession, outside OF the common branches.
III the common branches they may he
good, but In government, and the latest
and ibcst methods Of imparting knowledge,
doubtless many are sadly defective; relying
too much on their own Judgment, they
think it unnecessary to seek advice from
othors; but no ono is so good but that he
may become better. Reference to reliable
works is always an advantage to everyone,
no matter what his profession is. IIspec-
tally is this so with teachers. They have
the most complex attribute Of man to deal
with--ths m:nd-hence they should doubly
pfeparo thomssaves.
Their profession is the most responsible
one, for upon Il depends the education Of .
nation, aud upon the education Of nation,
it, rank then il tho education be defective
The progress d that much retarded. The
aee = an age q progress. An impetus has
besn given 70, knowledge that has hurried
Il fhr IN advanceof its ancient boundaries.
Fygyism il scOsned and old ideas are dis
cardsd Tor newer and more progressive
ones. The, youth Of our land have caught
up this spirit. They demand something
new. Boys row know as much as full
grown mon did century ago. This is but
III effect Of this progressive spirit, and to
keep Il moving onward depends upon The
teacher; he must Foster It; he must encour.
age II, and TO b able to do this, he must
qualify himself; he, himself must keep
pace with II.
The latsst works must be studied, and
their best advics adopted. Reliable educa.
tional journals should be taken; anything
which will tend 70 advance the canse Of ed
ucation should b advocated and encour-
aged. When tsAchers enter into their work
with this spirit, then win they be proud Of
their profession then will they be proper
" rsmunsrated; then can the effects Of their
labors b observed. sn.l there will new
impulse b given to knowledge that will
place ths ssnsfation now coming, % Tar In
advance Of ~ ~ the present generation b
10 advances Of that Of century ago.
q. WI.
Ottumwa weekly courier. (Ottumwa, Wapello County, Iowa) 1872-1899, 1874-10-01

EowAnA1p unstAsutes. sf a
Povisiea ~ bean made in WApello
county fos township institutes. and word
upon The sabjsst wonld probably b. in Or
der 1t present.
Were : person 70 End two pieces Of coin,
which had at one tims been quite bright,
bat By having lain long time, exposed to
moisture and % the aiS, have become rust
sd,-and carry than 70 that one might
move freely upon ths other, the brighten
Ing OF both would b the result.
Mind may we'll b compared to coin, in
that n Is valuable, and yet liable to having
its value hidden BY disuse.
But, again, like coin, mind acting upon
mind both are made to appear the more
valuable; and, y steel. which is only iron
in puref condition, will cut iron more
readily than iron will itself, SO will the bet
ter cultivated mind have the greater effect
upon that with which it comes in contact.
The mind Of the active teacher, coming,
~ it does, ia contact with the minds Of the
pupils, cannot become worthless. But how
much more valuable might it be IL exercised
in connection with those al teachers. All
would be gamers.
The object Of our township institutes
should be the improvement Of mind and OF
methods Of teaching, and such result can
Ottumwa weekly courier. (Ottumwa, Wapello County, Iowa) 1872-1899, 1874-10-01

Doh1onogA EoWnOA1p Oonvsn1lo0.
DAHLoNKaA, Sept. 26 1874.
Tie Convsntion was called to order
~ Joseph Bowlin, q 8 o'clock =. N.
On motion Rsdsr Fiah, Esq., was ap-
polAted chairman. s ssss
On motion Alex r Burns was APP
pointsd Secretary.
The chsirmsu anueuncssl that the
object Of the meeting was 70 put in
|Aonnination two persoas for the Office
|ol Jnsticc OF The Psace, and two for
Ne olloe OF Constahlo. 90 for Assoc
eor ond three for Trustees.
On motion j. G. MOI Chung and Alex
e. Burns were nominated for Justices
Of the Peace by reclamation.
Z On motion VIM iltner, Jr., and L. +.
Wilson were nominated for tho Office
of Constable. i
on mo ton ]. c. NcClung was NOM
inated for the olzlce Of Township
Clark. ssa
Of motion Milton 0iltnsr vas nom.
inAted for the ONCE OF Township AS
sessor but declined tho uomination.
Thea 6n motion Nahlou Hover was
nominated BY acela matlon.
On motion WIN. 0iitner, Joseph
Bovlln and David Hedoll were uomi,
.atad BY acclamAtion for the ofice 81
TeNuship Trustecs.
On motion Amos Bear was nomine-
ted fer fhe Office Of Road Supesvisor
lin District No. !, ana 0lltner In Dis
tGeqt No. 2 srE
o. motion the convention I'd.
kLlx b BURNS Rapes. FISH, 4
Hecsatary. Chairman.
. bahlonsga ToWnSklp VIM give i
larger Rspublicap majority this iall
thaa y hss heretofore. =. r. Bs
Ottumwa weekly courier. (Ottumwa, Wapello County, Iowa) 1872-1899, 1874-10-01

The nti-Monopoly Township Con-
vention Tuesday made the following
nominations:
For Justices-O. w. Lyman, N. NJ.
Ives, and Benz. w. Jeflries.
For Constahles Robert Burk, Geo.
Guysclman, and J. b. Fugate.
For Trustees-W. 8. Carter, Thomas
Bedwell, and G. A. R9mer.
For Township Clerk n.
Auwerda.
For Township Assessor r.
Buckley.
Ottumwa weekly courier. (Ottumwa, Wapello County, Iowa) 1872-1899, 1874-10-01

PERsoNAL.-Mr. Orion, Of Sterling,
H., and OF the firm Of Sears 3 Orion,
called upon ~ Tussdsy. Mr.. Sears 10 Of
Rock Island, III. These gentlemen are
now building, Il Tama City, Tama
county, lows, . water power upon the
Iowa river of about 1000 horse pow.
er. The enterprising oitizans OF Tama
City, after Sears q Orton had made
them an estimate Of the cost went Inn
mediately to work and raised 49O, goo
OF stock to complete the work. Sears
3 Orion Immediately broke ground,
and the work viii BE- completed in
about three weeks. Such an enterprise
speaks volumes IN favor Of the enter
priss and energy Of The people Of Tama
City, and they win, beyond question,
reap an abundant return. Mr.. Sears
built The water power ct Moline, ILL.,,
and has recently constructed another
power ct the mouth Of the Rock river,
ct cost Of . quarter Of . million Of
dollars. Mr.. Orion he's built . large
water power at6teriing, III. He came
up from below, and hearing q tho nat
nral water power here he stopped Of
to look ct it. This afternooa City En-.
gineer McGlashon put . level on the
line from the foot OF Market street to
Ahn hn,.H ahr~a Ahn nIkrv ~w<A - ~-~ S,uA
Ottumwa weekly courier. (Ottumwa, Wapello County, Iowa) 1872-1899, 1874-10-01

BY yirsne Of % execution to me directed ifom
the Clerk Of the Circuk Court Of Wspello County,
E0wA, on . judgment Obtninsd In said Court, on
the 18th day of Noyemh9, 1874, in favor Of r. ID.
Rand = Co as plaintiG. and against 8 O. Nc
Cullough Mt defendant, Tor the sum OF Four Hun.
dred and Fifty-Eight dollars sd Eighty Ave
ccnfs, and costs hxedat -, md sccxufng costs,
have levied upon the follo wing fal estatc, taken
ecution, to-wit: lots No ., To- III and II in block
No. and all Of blocks No. 8, 4, H. II and Is In
iowa. also the mex Of the swA Of the sek OF Sec
ton ". Township ~, Range H., containing 10
acres, and acres Immediately adjoining the la!
on the north side thereof. the same being owned
BY said defendantand purchased ffsIn one A: Lots
highest bidder for cash In hand on the Sd day
Of October 1874, in front Of the Court house, In
QttuMwa, u the hour OF o. clock p ns., of sold
day, when and wlaera due attendance will be
given by the undersigned sssg..sl
Dated at Ottumws, Iowa, August 95th 1874
T. r. SPILNAN, SHERIFF Of said County.
u2aw2 80 y : -
Ottumwa weekly courier. (Ottumwa, Wapello County, Iowa) 1872-1899, 1874-10-01

aAnd now, by St. Paul The work
goes brayely on Two engineer,
Chiffon b Kendall, the Street Commit
tee, Street Commissioner Shea and his
employees are now licking Market
street into something like the shape Il
ought to be.
Ottumwa weekly courier. (Ottumwa, Wapello County, Iowa) 1872-1899, 1874-10-01
Opera Flsnnels In all shades inst receives
at Robinson Bros.
From the Daily Of TIE seth ult.
4 0UDR1sIOE.

From the Daily Of The seth ult s,
a DUDRnIDE. AZ
The first inimAtion our boys had Of
Aaron Meiicks going u California,
was the local notice In yestSsaAy'S
DAILx CounlER. They Ill have =
strong feeling Of friendship for him,
and quietly went TO work to dsviss :
plan by which they conld properly
show Il. This morning he received
The following nots, accompanied ~ !
splsadid Nortoa Gold Pen and Pan
oil, with gold sxtsasion' eass. The
present Was heartily bestowed, and
the recipient b worthy ef Il, sad Ne
hope that In his new homo no nnsy d.
ways WELD It for the risAt:
Mr.. AARON NfLlcK:
A. you haye coseiadsd % take
Horaee 0Heoleg,e aAYleo, ana Go
West, and therefore will have 70 aev-
or your connection With %, Va, tho
undersigusd, desire q rive yeu, = I
slight token OF our regard, 0is Gold
Pen, hoping that you Will accept Il,
and keep Il, in rsmembrance q ne g
your homo In the Far Wet" We
ere sorry 70 lose you, but hope that
you may realize youf higheet aspire.
tons In yonr new hsld Of lAlor, and
that yo0 wlinevoe forget yogk friends
y the CoUklER 91lc@
n. p. HnrssY. Jos. B. GossAeE,
LEWIS 0RvAuKr. "A. IL. M0onE.
Ottumwa weekly courier. (Ottumwa, Wapello County, Iowa) 1872-1899, 1874-10-01

Aaron Melted, who has been In en-
ploy of thiss Office for three month";
past. leaves here on Wednesday next
for Whestland, California, whore he
takes charge 81 1 Newspaper. Wheat
land Ia thriyipg town Of 1900 people
IN ynba county, forty miles from Sac.
san6Ate, on The 0regan Branch Rail-
road. EAsron 10 ! first rate newspaper
man, and. NE wish him success In his
new Held OF labor. His family will
remain here until he gets settled, and
he will then send for them.
Ottumwa weekly courier. (Ottumwa, Wapello County, Iowa) 1872-1899, 1874-10-01

q DDulNeroNs iowa, August 10, 1874.
MORSE MAEurAcTuB1Na COMPANY, New
York Gsatiemen - Several years ago, l
oommencsd using .Phalon's hair Inyigor-
's4o"NAd have constantly used It ever
lstaSs. Itts the agreeable and refresh.
ing Hair Tonic in the long catalogue Of
such articles, keeping tho hair moist. easy
70 dress, and free from dandruff. Yours
Truly. ssws4. @. p. SouIREs.
"Nofss's Luxurene,r l.ts invention Of
p,riAal Cocoa~nut-oil. united with the
splendid restorative properties Of Phalon's
InyigoratoE, will ~ preferred BY some per-
som, = II 9 ! heavier oil and more glossy
hait.dfsaipg. zksgE
ffsfalsin Osimws ~ j. q. Taylor 4
Co., Moore q Goodall, and druggists all
ovsf the 6tats Morse Manufacturing Co.,
New Ypsk ole Rropfietors. sep 29ddkw1w
Ottumwa weekly courier. (Ottumwa, Wapello County, Iowa) 1872-1899, 1874-10-01

When you visit Ottumwa, bring your
wife. daughter, boys and ALL and unload ii
Mssks store. whsss tasy can sss the most
goods, aad goods Dthat are PAID for, &c
be ID prepared to give you the benefit d
his discounts. No man can buy goods
cheap unless he pays cash for them. Come
to Meek's sure. s sepl8wtf
Ottumwa weekly courier. (Ottumwa, Wapello County, Iowa) 1872-1899, 1874-10-01
A SUPPOSED CASE or LOVE AT
TIRsT SIGHT. s

Il @ ri --- 5N& Ss%
a Young MAN CenAes % keokuk il.
search Of a wife ana Finds ono In
JUST Three Days.
From the Kcoknk Gate City,
About ten days ago young lady
came to our city from lama City, lows.
FOR the purpose OF learning telegraph
ing. She Joined the class at the Gate
City Telegraph Institute and proceed
cd at once with her study. She is :
young lady OF intelligence and ednca-
ton, applied herself closely, and was
making very satisfactory progress. On
Wednesday morning last there came
to the boarding house at which she
was staying young man who gave his
name as Mr.. A., from Indiana, who
had CONS here to attend the Fair. Soon
after his arrival he took pains to make
1t known to some of the gentlemen
boarders that In addition to taking ii
the Fair, he had his eye on the matri-
monial market, and was prepared to
take unto himself . wife 20 soon - he
should find ono that came up 10 the
standard which HE fruitful imagine
ton had pictured. On the evening Of
that day he was BY some strange and
unaccountable circumstancs introd uced
70 the young lady who had come TO
Keokak to learn how TO manipulate
the lightning. Each found in the other
. congenial spirit and an acquaint-
ance was speedily formed. This grew
very rapidly into friendship, 20 much
20 IN fact that on the following day
she was prevailed upon to accompany
him 70 the Fair. Here, inspired By
the enersizing influences Of pisthoric
porcines and agricultural horse trots,
the warm friendship which had been
80 early formed ripened into
A Loy0 that distnfhs
The schemes q wisdom still that, winged with
Leaves the sr.y hesdei-reason behind
Thst evening, Cupid famed the
Hama with . game Of cards In which
hearts were trumps. The tender pas
zion was developed with such re-
markable degree OF rapidity that %
yesterday an application was made
ct the Clerks ONCE for marriage
license. Failing 10 procure tho re-
qufred certiflcate the application Wss
Ottumwa weekly courier. (Ottumwa, Wapello County, Iowa) 1872-1899, 1874-10-01

Persons who are subjected 70 the influ.
encs Of bad and unwhoiesome watsr, to
constant exposure out Of doors and sudden
changes Of weather, should oct on the ds6sn-
sivs By impazting 10 their constitutions ths
power of resisting such innoencs. The
certifying enecta upon tho system Of Hos.
tsttsr's Stomach Bit:ers are simply amazing
Thousands who use thsm ~ : preventive Of
malaria enjoy IN absolute immunity from
it's attacks although dwelling in regions
whore that scourge d most prevalent Ar.
tizans and laborefs whose occupations keen
them in the open air, find the Rittess CON-
plete safeguard against the effects Of expo.
sure. Travellers testify that they counter
oct the influences Of torEid heat, intense
cold, and miaamstic air. Free from every
Objectionable feature, pure. unds&szioratlne.
containing only vegetable ipgredisnts, "a
agreeable stimuIant, . wholesome tonic and
corrective. and Asoversign protective, IL d
not surprising that the Bittsrs should be
the most popular Of American remedies. }.
Ottumwa weekly courier. (Ottumwa, Wapello County, Iowa) 1872-1899, 1874-10-01

Twill eel the house and about ~ acre.
Of ground situated just beyond my residence
In the upperpait u Che tity. Also I number
Of improved md unimproved lots, at low
rates and on good time.
~ Z dkwtf ]. M. HEpRIok.
Ottumwa weekly courier. (Ottumwa, Wapello County, Iowa) 1872-1899, 1874-10-01
$4,000 IN Menny sAvsp,

This 10 to certify that NJ. Thomas K.
Shepherd has put up for ~, on our farms.
: Mays PAtsut Windmill fos pumplne
water Of the pattern or style called "IAe
Best"
That after using said Nil We can chser.
fully Tsconmend Il - . good suhseaneiAl
and durable Mill. and fully adapted - q
purpose for which Il u used-lhat with !
tank q sufficient sias andeA unfailing sup.
ply Of watsr,it viii pump peulsily Ill
The water required 5or one hundred head u
catale We siss this recommssdation
based on opr own personal uss Of and e..
perience with said Mill. 49,
OrruAwA, Iowa, August Let. 1874.
M0HAIs j. WILLIAMS, Judge "a Dise,3.
]. ". PALNEa, J. II. HAnII.roa, IsnAEI.
ZrNrs. g. w. DIcKRNs.
II have two large Kills besides he above
|'mentioDed Mill on my farm, and the slid
NGyS Patent Mn will pump moro water
with sams Wind than both IL lasss Mia
aedstamw j. w. PAL,Nn, {
Ottumwa weekly courier. (Ottumwa, Wapello County, Iowa) 1872-1899, 1874-10-01
! N0rxCE no, VOTES.

isias > ~ N@AACE TO VOTES. s.
The Board Of Registry will meet a
the Office OF Pickel h Coyan, on Tues.
day the 9Th and Wednesday the 7tll
days Of October, 1874, for the purpose
|Sf cptrs cling he Reeistry, Any one
whose name Is not IL their proper pre-
cinct will aRpear and have their names
plAcsd - yhsir proper place Of voting.
~ order or The Board Of Trustees.
1oar CoYAN,
il Township Clerk.
Ottumwa weekly courier. (Ottumwa, Wapello County, Iowa) 1872-1899, 1874-10-01
Adnainls srasor,s Not1ce,

Notice IL hereby given to ali persons interested,
that ON the Nd day Of Septemhg A ID ls7l the I'M
cult Court Of Wspelie .CcSniy, iowa, Admins,
traitor. Of the Estate Of William KitternAn, de.
ceased, letc ~ eaid County. All persoas indehted
to said estate VIII mako payment 70 Tie Wnder-
signed, and those having claims against III sam1
win present them legally aatheaticated, to said
court for allowance. ~ - y
MARGARET xHffERNAN
sept 9A-w2ws Adniaiststor.
Ottumwa weekly courier. (Ottumwa, Wapello County, Iowa) 1872-1899, 1874-10-01
WANTED..-Fifty tons Of
Wheat or Rye straw for
which we will pay the highest
market Price In cash.
u Mccullough q Lilburn.

Go to Meeks dry goods store for your
Dress Goods, Flannels, Jsans, Muslins, new
style Of Prints, Boots, Shoes, ShawlA 10.
Meek keeps the largest stock, aud buys for
cash. You can make money b. trading ct
Meeks store. sl7.wtf
Ottumwa weekly courier. (Ottumwa, Wapello County, Iowa) 1872-1899, 1874-10-01

Madam E. A. Crafts Of Chicago having
arrived will take chargoof the dress and
cloak making department at Mrs. Ha,rks'
where Satisfaction will be guaranteed III
every particular. New aud late ltyles are
being received almost ever day.
Ottumwa weekly courier. (Ottumwa, Wapello County, Iowa) 1872-1899, 1874-10-01
l4AMRs FoR eALE,

Sixty head Of Cotswold ram lambs will do
to wean now, price to 20 dollars. per
head will weigh 90 to 80 lbs. per head, at
4 months old. residence miles southeast
of Agency City Iowa.
.j2A w5mos w. CALpECK.