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Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1875-03-11

Der Serr Yforrer t. lit auf Ser
&onscl gar eifri9 unO itren9t it'd aus
9eibesfraftcn an, in sic S6d0el ieincr
3ub0rer ctmas bincinsubrin9en. Sins
nal mars linn 9nns Defenders Grnit unb
Dor Cifer bemertte er ui9t, OaB feline
;tpet paitorIiden 9dppIein am SaIie i6
ert auf Die Settle unO sulebt in Den
Nafcn ptri6oben. Sn Ser SiBe itieb
e, oil 6 nod bie 9onbl9rift ieiner> 8re,
bi9t BON Ser SanieI, 10 OaB iie il cinen
oerStiible biuabfatterte. Ser GemcinNe.
praiibent, Ger San;cl sc9enuber poitirt,
lpintte io9Iei@ bem Yoliseibiener, Ser
unten I'M Gbor Die lcOi9e SueenO be-
aufidti9te, er iOue Dem 9erru Yforrcr
aus Scr ScrIegenbcit beIfen Scr YoIis
gift bertrand Sen Minf, bob sic Yrcbiot
auf uno tru9 ife sic San;eItreppe b;nouf.
Der FrGlioent poate gIei6 noufdnbi3
9cbolfen iuiilen unb rief -ieinem Oicner
bGIblaut 81. rSreb' INN bod audi Sc
Sro9e nm !"
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1875-03-11

i'm raiden 9aufe tofte unS iid i'm Sn'
ncr1 ser Groe berlOr.
Magri6elnlid mar Scr Strom ilber eli
nen Ser tieftn, init Sdnce mo Sis be-
Scdten S6rIn0e geratbeu uno gcsteres
bon ser 9ise ser 9aoa gei6mOIScn, 10
hab lid Il Ser game Strom III lenen
@b9runS bineinlpdl;te. - gSir batten
ni6t 9uit, bieie Gsideinun0 ndber gu ur'
tcriudcu, ion6eru cilten nod INNER nit
0roBer NnitrenJung ueiter Bis mir Die
S.ense ser 9tcGion 0eIerta erreihten,
auf mcldsr un5 unIerc Wnultbicre cruors
tcter, in bertn Sottcl mir un8 Obne 30
germ un6 obne auf unicre Gri60pfung
gu odtcn, b~ineinuarfen uno in idnculter
@nngort nnd NicoIi binobeiltcn. 0Ort
crit at5metcn mir frei ouf.
9cnicIbcn 9lben6 famen iuir 9lidIid,
ober tOoesmntt in Gatania an un6 ME
BADEN mir sic @o6ltbat zines outcn SET
ties 10 81 milrbi0en 9ewuBt ais i'll Sen
na6Itcn Dierunbyu0nai9 StunOen, in mel
den mir ni6t aus bcmIclGeu gcrarS;u'
%brirgen iuaren.
Giner %unlerer Gtfd6rttu wu96e bon
Sen au8getanoencn S6rcdsn uuo Stra'
pd;en mebrere @o6cn oufS' &rdnfenlo-
ger 9cmorfcn, mir 9(nScrn rciitcn inOcl=
fen nit benz uGditen Cleaner fr0GIidcr
SCREENS mad Moltn iurilf, I'M etle oel
I6onlten Griuneruugcu rei1er uuO Mi
innrem @obIbebogen nod bcm WOnt'
SGibelo ;uriifblifen0, ser bintcr ms ber
bouncrtc un6 Slammcu ipie, argcrlih
wic cS id;cn, uus 10 Ici6teu &auffS cnt'
lniicu 81 5c6en.
9ei6er muB i0 nud nod bin;ufligcn
RAP ser 9ciIi9c, beien Sn%tcrucntion hi
mad Der llebcrSeu9un9 Ser guidas unier
0tettun9 gu bonfcn Botten, idntabIid
lIu 6aS linn 9clobte SonOrar geprca
wur6e, Semi unierc braOen SiciIdner ant
wortcten ouf unicre Sra9e om ndditcl
Sage OBJ Ser 9eili9e bereits feline Scr
sen befommen babe, nit pfi1igem 2d6elj
mo, signor, mir Wiien nidt, iuem mi
fie 9eben iolen, benn ba Sober bon I'LL
gu einem anotrn 5eiIi9en 9cbetet bat, nil
fen mir ni6t, wcI6er gcbolfe
bat unO tonnen aIio aud Seinem wo5 g.
ber." - POverinO santO!
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1875-03-11

-3t0ti0eS 0euti 6. Soicr:
oSebnma, intft or, "ipcnn't moogit, i1g'i:
10 6abe'n MR. ouStrunf'n unO ian NIT
'nonb ouBi SonAa."
So6ie' ngtd, 9err Seeic8,'S lit crs
idreflid, Die Saicrn, wic tie sic bciti&e
Spro6e berunitolten, bo i'm mir Sodicn
BOD on6erc 9eite, mir Babcn gar fcenen
0ialefi hide un0 iprc6en rccne lucf,
mics geidricbcn miro"
YrcuBe:S Soft itrof' mir Mtit bes
sc I unO 9N id fam i'd III + Jar nib
sure6t fin6en: i'd weib ujcmuI5 rcdt,
la9t man 9teau III ii / ODER @cau III i 6.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1875-03-11
@ie @ctterpropb eSeiunacn
ocma d t mer0en.

Der bcriibmteite @ctterpropbct 6rnnfs
reidS wor Mctbicu Sc la 0romc, unO
nenn 6erlc be ii6 audi monhmal in iei<
men Yropbeseiungen irrte, 70 bate Ell
bod elm 9utes Sers, mic aus SoIgenrem
b%erUor9ebt:
Giue5 SogcS ioB er in ieincm Gabinct
unb i6rieb bie NSetterpropbe;eiung fir
oie fommcnoe gSo6e %nieOcr, unO loutete
0ieielbe bis E~Tittuod) 9lbcno III auf
Negen, Sdnee, Sdlte un0 Sturm.
y@o8 ion i6 III fir gSctter MAIDEN
fir Dcn Oonuerita9 ?" grijbeIte er.-y9tb
bn :! ibreiben mir 9tegen !"
SoS 9ienitmGOdcn, meldc8 mitteIcrs
ueile ein9etrcten mar unO RE lcsten
9Sorte geb0rt bate, bemcrfte bierouf:
yNber beoenfen Sic bod mein liebcr
9err Srome, cap i6 an SonnerfoJ
| QluS9on9 babe !"
y@o3l, meiu S6ob !" ent9contte
scr 9utmiitbi9e @ettcrpropbet." Sdrciz
Ben mir ionod 9onnerlta9 id0n5 gSet
ter !"
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1875-03-11

@reif: v9Sarum 10 trauri9, Iiebcr
Sreunr ?"
@6IupferI : n Old id bin Scr M
9iidIidite MenI6! !"
@reif: uSIt man Sir uitueidt ouf
Ser Spur ?"
S6lupfer1c nOos miir5c mid ipcni9 be-
trIben, abcr mcine 3critcutbeit it's, Bic
mid gum un9liifliNIten Mtcni6en ml6t'
@citcrn iprcde i9 nit einem feincn9errn
On peiBt parum, i6 pcrobi6iebe MIDI
bon i6m, unb in metncr 3~eritreutbeit ocr<
ae1e ,6, feline Srieftoide ANNOUNCEMENT"
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1875-03-11

-Sn S,nesuela poute man Die Statue
6es Yralioenten aufri6teu. Oo mdn
aber bO:t bdufi9 nit Den SraiiSenten
bcr0tepublif me6ielt, p~erIieI man auf Gin
praftii6es NnIfunftsmittel uno iebte Dem
Stanobiloe cinen &opf out, Ser ab5u:
i6rauben lit. 80 oft Elm neuer greiiosrt
al bie 9teibe fOmmt, fdut Ger Sopf oes
altcu unb Miro Ser friid3eudbIte ouf9c
fcbt; Uniform uuo Snlignitn bltiben Gle
udmIi6eu.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1875-03-11
s j. NJ III felt

Gin Nfufcr, Ser eincn fIeincu 9a6cn
bate, belt zines Sa9cs nit ieincm 2ehrz
iun9en foI9en6eS SefprG6 g:
Sobann, boit su @oher unter Sen
Srantwein 9etban?
So Serrl
9ait on Sreioe unter sen Sartn,ufer
9etban?
Sa Serr!
@ait bu fIeineS teinc uub Sfeiier inter
Sic Goiinen 9ctban?
Sa SEER!
Salt Oh Den Sobot on9efeudtet {?
Sd Serr
N1n 10 it's gut, 10 fomme in Sic @etc
itunSe.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1875-03-11
S 1T d cs.

~ Sie Srau @adbarin, Sic fOnntcn
mid wobt meme &arpfen in Sbrem
S9maIs baden IaiIen, id Wlirbc Sbnen
gerue einmaI basegen 9eitatten, Oob Sic
SIR s6weineFeiid in meinem Sraut lie
BEN"
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1875-03-11

n.-Gobbi @arum ma6t Ell
wobI sic Siraeliten elm golocncS Solb
@er meib eS ? 0u, @oron?
Naron : @eiI lie nidt @eI6 9cnug bate
ten I'm ciuen S6ien MAIDEN 6u f0uncn
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1875-03-11

- II r b 0 + erge b +
iSaa.-O ircftor Gu chem in WiIbclm
Sell gaitirenoen Sdanipieler, Scr lid
had 0ei.i s~iueiteu Dict au5iicbt } lin
8ottc5piaen warum sicbcn Sic iib i6On
aus, Sic fo0mcn ia i'm brittcn Ict wiebn
Dor.
S6auIpicler Sn wiNcu Sic, 9err
Director , ib ipieIe MN idOn %swansia
Sabre SEN Self unO bin icfrSnlaI mad
Dem spciten 9Ict u%u59cpfiTen morben
OcB6ul6 babe iA Sic Grci Itstcn Ncte rein
Uergtnen. Shut mir l:io, bnB i'd ni6t
lucitcr ipicIen tam, auf Ocn Ssh wol
i6 ni6t Oorbcrcitet.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1875-03-11
Sanfz II. SrranD=G ci0dft
knanfh. Tanhnd 4 kunhna

knanih. NaGhOd & kuebnt,
l 1 8 S wap New gorf +.
0Scdicl
in teliettsen Suartit1tsn nnb i'll rem t%iHi1Iten
Gasss-Scurien auf eic meiiten plGes in leutiG-
Lamb, SslteIrstt, Der Sdpeil 5ranfreih, Srl-
lano, Seistn, S6ipeeen, 9~frripesen, Oaucmarf,
8ublaue, uHsarn &C.
Nu~s;ablungcn
bur6 te pcitGmter, fcpie per SeIesraeb in atien
pldsen G~eutftlanbs, Ter 9 treia Seitrsihs &c.
trei ins Saus. Sinfaifiruns ron Grbibaften Hne
5rrnerunssn ieber 2rt in alien Ibcilcn Gurspa's.
Greoitbriefe
fir Seiisnbs sur Sen"suns in allen etGtten
Gurppa's.
Gencral.N eentur Der Qbler Clinic,
Tartpfsr rrfsr aIafIe sriiafn Rem CERT unb
6nmbHre.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1875-03-11

Sic Stun, Iiebes Mldnudcu ! luic 9e<
fault Dir mein neues Slcio? 9abe i6 ni6t
einen feineu 8ei6mo&
Gr: Sa, ldbt iib nidtS 6o9e9en ia9en,
SD bate nur Sen @unid, Dap Oeiu Ses
I9mod fir sic Slide audi 10 fem m6re.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1875-03-11

@ 9uIIebrer: Sekt, ibr Sinbcr
Wia i'd eu6 audi einmaI Gin 0tdtblel auf~
9ebeu @as lit oaS @eun man Jung
lit, 10 piinIdt MAJ eS, uu6 menn mans
bat, 10 piinidt mans gar nidt msbr?
Setter Sd weiB es, 9crr 9ebrcr
O.: Stun; gcb', raus uno iu9'S, Setter!
g.: 6 Srau.
g.: @er bat sir bas 9cia9t?
s.: Mci Safer!
O.: g lit nidt gans ridtia IS lit
ipabr, eS paBt ;-ober ei9ent!tt5 bait i9
bas glitter oemcint.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1875-03-11

ADVrnIIoING: CtiEAI" Coo t: y fs'emt
Atr.-Ail persons who rnrtcn'llrfe making
contracts with newspapers for t." insertion of
advertisements. should seal - { nts tn Geo.
p. Rowrll Il Co.. # Park Row, New York.
for their PAMPHLET BOOK ninctv-scvent
cditionN. containing lists Of over 20O0 ncwSpa-
pcrs and estimates. s~hpwing the cost. ddver-
tiscmcnts taken for leading papers III many
States at a trcmcndio ~ reduction from pt:bh-
hers rates. Get the book
Ottumwa weekly courier. (Ottumwa, Wapello County, Iowa) 1872-1899, 1875-10-13
A Man:KiIls His brother

We learn from resident of Abba,
Of terrible crimo committed last
Saturday at station called Bnssey,
on the now railroad being built from
Abba to Des Moincs, about Is miles
from Abba. A man named McCabe
was living with his wife. to all appear
ances, peaceably and happily. until An
ungratefal and unprincipled brother
Invaded his homo and by wiles I'M
known to tho world gained tho aflec-
tions of the wife and persuaded her to
leave her husband and live with him.
We understand they came to Ottumws
and resided short time, but the wife
returned finally to her husband and
was living with him at Busscy station.
The husband was at work at tho depot
shingling honse, whom he saw his
brother going towards his home; and
probably with the old feeling OF hatred,
caused by the outrages and disgrace
hoaped upon his family by his brother,
ranking in his bosom, no followed
him with Ratchet. But before ar
irving at the house he overlook his
brother, who attacked him with a
knife, stabbing him two or three times
in the chest, cutting great gashes in
the region of the heart and cutting the
lungs fearfully. McCabe died almost
Immediately. We did not learn that
tho brother was much injured. He
was arrested aud placed in the Knox
vile jail to await his trial.
Ottumwa weekly courier. (Ottumwa, Wapello County, Iowa) 1872-1899, 1875-10-13
PROPOSALS. FOIs FORAGE.

HEADQUARTERS DEPT. OF THE PLATTE,
OFFICE q. U. M, OMAHA, NsB., sept ls.lSto.
GEALED PROPOSALS, in triplcate, will bt
- received at this Office. until IL O'Clock ~. VI.
Wednesday. October 20, 1873, at which place and
time they will be opened in the presence of bid
ders, for the delivery in new ;gt,nny and bnrlal
sacks, ut Omaha Depot Nebraska. in quantities a
required during the second quarter of the iisca
year ending June 81 1876, of TWO MILLION e 600,
UO0) pounds OF CORN and ONE MILLION l.oOt,00aI
pounds Of OATS. Proposals for less quantity
will he received.
Each bid to be considered should be guaranteed
10y two responsible parties, not bidders, that they
will become bonlsmen on award Of contract.
The proposals must be in tfiplie:lte and he mads
separately for Corn and for Oats, and must stat,
he crop from ,ehiei IL IS proposed to deiirr,
Preference will he given to articles of domesti,
production. 3e ,ss.s,
Bids should be endorsed on envelope Bids fol
Forage.'
The contracts will he let with the proyiso thai
the quantities contracted for may lie increased oil
reduced one third by the Chief Quartermaster OF
the Department mt any time pending fun delivery
The right TO reject any or all bids Is reserved.
Blank bids furnished and full conditions nadC
known on application to this Office.
ALIEN. J. PERRY, Deputy q. NJ General.
sept 2sWlt
Ottumwa weekly courier. (Ottumwa, Wapello County, Iowa) 1872-1899, 1875-10-13

Our City Marshal wants one Doe.
Fetters. lie will pay $50 for sight
of him. The following is his pcdi-
gree: Chas. Fctters (alias) Doe. Fct-
ters, the said person, is about 5 feet
10 or IL inches high, heavy set. weighs
about $50 or 100 pounds, red hair,
eyes have downcast look, heavy red
mnstachc, and sometimes has il
BACKED, and is about % years old.
Had on when he left here, a black vel
vet sack coat, light pair of pants. and
wore a black SLOUGH hat, and is most
" seen around houses of ill-fame or
low places. When arrested notify by
telegraph.
Ottumwa weekly courier. (Ottumwa, Wapello County, Iowa) 1872-1899, 1875-10-13
NJ auRuEn.

DUDLEY-SllANK-In Agency City oct. It'll,
at the residence OF The brides father by Rev.
Tibbet's Mr. CHAsLgs S. DuDLRy and MISE
KATE &. SHANK, both of Agency City, Iowa.
That the above young couple will lead happy
and prosperous life there is no question. In all
the Joy Of the occasion, they did not forget the
newspaper. We thank them for their substantial
memento, and hope they may never want for any
OF the good things this world affords,
on the cad OF September. ISIS. in the Presby-
terian church. in kirkvlle by the pastor, Mr.. Ed.
wIS A. DorGHRRry aud Miss MARY ipA CAL
HOrN, all OF Wsrello county.
CLARK-GoLDSBERRY. On the eth inst, al
the residence of the brides parents IN this city by
Rev. j. T. Simmens, Mn. Eaton X. CLARK Il
Miss MATTE 6oLDsBRRgY.
0OCGH-BARR.-At the Catholic Church, to
day. by the Rev, John kreckle. Mr.. JAMES j.
Gou6H, Of Ottumwa, to Miss AUGUSTA BARR, o
Fremont
Ottumwa weekly courier. (Ottumwa, Wapello County, Iowa) 1872-1899, 1875-10-13
A Gle0SaaeIh Aet.

At Bay City, Mich, At an early hour
Saturday morning while asleep In bed
with her husband, Mrs. George For
rest was awakened by something drop.
ping on her face, and which created q
burning sensation. Her screams awoke
her husband, who Immediately cover
ed her face with water. 1t was soon
discovered that acid had been poured
over her face, burning her neck and
face terribly. Mrs. Forrest lies In q
very dangerous condition, and doubts
OF her recovery are entertained. Even
II she survives she will probably lose
her cyesight. The flend effected on
trance through . window, and escaped
through tho front door, which was
found open. 1t is thought that the
acid was not intended for Mrs. For
rest, but for a young girl who had been
stopping with Mrs. Forrest and Sleep
Ing with her during ashort absence Of
her husband, and that the crime was
committed by fellow that this girl
had Tilted or offended. The officers
have taken tho matter In hand, and
will spare no pains 10 ferret out the
offender.
Ottumwa weekly courier. (Ottumwa, Wapello County, Iowa) 1872-1899, 1875-10-13
Original NOTICE.

To john +. COURTNEY. JAMES l.. COURTNEY,
RopsRT H. CouRrNEN and BENJAMIN ;. Pan
KKR: You and each of yosi are hereby notified
that there Is now on file the petition and supple
mental petition OF John W McGlasson, as exec
utor of the last will OF Lucinda Courtney, lie
ceased in the Clerks Office Of the Circuit Conr,
Of Wapeilo County, Iowa, asking the said Co,ili
to authorize and empower him MS executor. to sci
the undiy ited one-tbird of the following de.
scribe,l land. belonging 10 the estate of Lucin,s
Courtney. deceased, to-wit: The Southwest hal
at the Southwest quarter of Section kleven
Township ~ Range ~, situated in the county q
Boone, of the State Of Iowa. that he may Il,
able 10 pay the debts against said testiriN + es
tate, AMI comply with fine conditions OF her s,li,
will, Aud that unless Son appear and mske de
Tense thereto, ON or before moan of the Second day
Of the next term OF said Court To lie begun an,
held al the Court House, In 0ttunwa, la sal,
County, on the shth day OF October ISIS, icfau
will he entered and the prayer Of the petitione
granted,
September 18th, 1873.
CHAMBERS 4 McELRoY,
septt?wit Attorneys for petitioner.
Ottumwa weekly courier. (Ottumwa, Wapello County, Iowa) 1872-1899, 1875-10-13

Last Friday the Ot,umws "Daily
Courier" entered upon the eleventh
year of its existence For ten years
has it made It's appearance each day,
and each issue hiss been better thar
the ono of the day before, until now il
is one of the best dailies in the State
1t has done good work for the rcpub
lican party, and the people Of Ottnm
va will never know how much Of their
wealth and prosperity they owe to this
same Courier" which has been silent
ly but steadily working for them dur.
ing these long ten years just passed.
Here is to you Bros Hamilton &
Warden may you receive the reward
you have so justly earned. --Mou1ton
Record.
Ottumwa weekly courier. (Ottumwa, Wapello County, Iowa) 1872-1899, 1875-10-13
DEATH q JUDGE ]. N. D. STREET
Another Pioneer Gone.


The painful news Of the sudden and
unexpected death OF Judge Street,
which occurred at his home In Gallatin
City on Friday last, was received here
Saturday. While playing with bis
little child, he dropped dead. His
death will cause universal sorrow. not
only in this county, but throughout
tho Territory. He was one OF tho first
scttlcrs in this valley, and until the
past year, has prActiced his profession.
the law, in Bozeman. He was good
lawyer, and an able and earnest advo-
cite. Hc WAS born in Virginia, but
settled in Iowa In the early days OF
that State, where he at once took a
prominent part in tho politics Of the
State, and was recognized a. one Of the
leaders of tho Democratic party. Du-
ring several years of his residence in
Iowa he edited . newspaper which
commanded great political influence.
Since his residence In this Territory,
Judge Street has several times been
favorably spoken Of % Delegate to
Congress, and was candidate before
the Territorial Democratic Conven-
| u
but through the manipulations usually
characterizing conventions, less
worthy man secured the nomination.
He was q man Of strict integrity and
. consistent member of tho Methodist
Church, ozemdn (1fontana) Arant
Courier, Of Sept 24th.
j. II. ID. Street was q son of General
Street, the agent OF the Sac and Fox
Indians at Agency City, in this coun-
ty, and came to WspelIo county at .
very early date. He was one of tho
founders Of the Ottumwa COURIER,
and for some four years conducted il
in connection with one of ito present
editore, r. II. Warden. He was . man
Of culture and q rapid and fluent
speaker, and 10 the Taylor campaign
occupied prominent position among
the Wing politicians of the State. He
was . candidate for the State Legisla-
ture in 1S4S against Joseph H. Flint,
and although the county was strongly
Democratic, came within . few votes
of beating him. lie was q member OF
the Board of Capitol Commissioners
that located the Capitol at Des Moines,
and a Wing candidate for elector
in 1852. For some years after his re-
firing from the editorial profession he
engaged in merchandising, but was
not successful in business, and about
1850 removed to Montana, where he
was successful in acquiring compe-
tcncy, and became prominent
Democratic politician, having with
other old Line Wings embraced that
faith. He has many old friends resi-.
ding in this county who win regret to
hear Of his death. A correspondent
of tho Eddyville Advertiser says he
died of heart disease. Peace to his
ashes.
Ottumwa weekly courier. (Ottumwa, Wapello County, Iowa) 1872-1899, 1875-10-13
State Items.

The hog cholera is very bad in the
western part Of Appanoose county.
The inter State oratorical contest il
to be held on the 2Sth instant. at Des
Moines.
Mrs. Franz, Of Marcngo, weighs
2l2if avoirdupois down weight but
she picked eighty geese ono day last
week.
A fine new Catholic Church is to be
erected at Dubuque, tho corner stone
of which is to be brought from Ire
land.
A risky youth of Of 81 and gush-
ing maiden OF the same age were mar
ried over in Green county the other
day, and have bought house and
$50 = >-~e..--s-- -ts-sesss<s-<osa rs...
The Pella Blddo says: at would
do your heart aooss 10 sce how Feiia
girl will rally from 3 broken engage
mcnt and slide up to another fellow
1t takes seven failures 10 make her
look sad around the mouth, and then
her pluck has only began to weaken a
trifle."
Tho Glcnwood Journal records q
fatal runaway which occurred in Oak
township, Mills county, on Saturday
last. 1t happens that as Mr.. 7. Ferry
was driving his team toward home
his horses took fright and ran against
an obstruction, throwing him out and
killing him almost instantly. He was
man of family and about 30 years OF
age.
A giantess, advertised as an English
production of huge corporosity, who
has been exhibiting in the northern
part Of Iowa with tho international
Circus, is a Jackson county woman
and her name ia Miss Angelina Tee.
Piles, and she owns two hundred acres
OF Iowa soil. She is 5 feet two and a
half inches high, five feet and six
inches around the waist. aud weighs
two hundred and seventy-six pounds
Mr.. Witcher, Sioux City, Iowa
butcher, is disguised with the keen
ness the rising generation has exhib-
tied particularly in his own posterity
Some time ago Witcher bought pc.
ny which snited his boys exactly, and
they wrAngled over the animal to such
an extent that the old gentleman con.
ceived the happy idea OF getting an
immense amount OF work ont of them
the coming season, and at the same
restoring harmony in the family all by
q noat device. lie announced to the
boys that he would put the pony nr
at auction, the boy bidding most "a
take the pony. He thought himself
brilliant, the old man did. but he was
green compared with tho boys. The
auction came oil and the valuable po
ny, to tho old mans grief and aston.
ishment, was knocked down for So
to the youngest boy. The rascals had
formed ring to prevent competition.
Then the boys sold the pony for SIS
paid the old man, and divided the $5(
around.
Ottumwa weekly courier. (Ottumwa, Wapello County, Iowa) 1872-1899, 1875-10-13
Tho an IN X Is.

f'V" Vc
The Alton Telegraph tells chilly
story about the extent OF the fever and
aguc prevailing in that region of coun.
try. Everybody has the shakes. and
business, especially with the farmers,
10 greatly retarded in consequences
Doctors have more 10 do than they can
attend 10. One drug house in tha,
city had orders for 100000 grains oil
quinine during last week--equivalent
to 100000 doses. II has already sold
Loo, 200 grains OF quininc, and is un.
able 10 Till it's orders, which come by
mail and telegraph from all surround
ing points. Saturday the firm order
ed 100000 grains from Chicago, and
were expecting an invoice OF 100000
grains more from the Eat previously
ordered.
Ottumwa weekly courier. (Ottumwa, Wapello County, Iowa) 1872-1899, 1875-10-13

The Burlington Gazette complains
that the COURIER comes to 1t with th-
inside blank, and the Ottumws Spi, ii
Of the Times repeats the complaint d,
the Gazette. We have no recollection
Of having sent out any CouRIERs with
blank insides. but If the Gazette and
Times will only send us both blank
insides and outsides for a while we
will call Il even,
Ottumwa weekly courier. (Ottumwa, Wapello County, Iowa) 1872-1899, 1875-10-13
TAe sua,n,., ma nee Of Health.

- VAWuUo0 1sW - 0Nr ~
The maintenance Of health il often more
difficult than its recovery. Initiated con.
ditions Of the atmosphere, unhealthy occu.
pations, extremes Of heat and cold, and con-
slant exposure to rough weather, are all 80
many proyccations Of disease. THERE'S but
one snre way of effsctually guarding
the system when thus subjected to in.
fluencss preintlicial to health,
and that is 10 establish, by iudicious
tonic ard Alternative medication, vigor Of the
body and regularity Of its functions. The
properties Of an inyigorant and corrective
are happily combined in Hostetter's Stom-
ach Bitters, which, at the sameslime that it
infuses unwonted vitality into the system
ovcrcomes all tendency of the stomach, liv-
er, bowels and urinary organs to deviate
from regularity In the discharge Of func-
,ions upon which the welfare OF the entire
physical organization is dependent
Health cannot be more etfectuaily maintain-
ed than BY using the Bitters.
Ottumwa weekly courier. (Ottumwa, Wapello County, Iowa) 1872-1899, 1875-10-13
Notice,

The subscribers to the capital stock
Of tho Ottumwa Water Power Com.
pany are hereby notified thatan assess-
ment Of ten per cont. upon the amount
subscribed has boon levied by the
Board Of Directors Of said Company,
said assessment to be paid Nov. 9th,
1875, to G. +. Blake, Treasurer, at tho
Iowa National Bank.
o8d2w-w2. J. o. BRIscoE, Scc'y.