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"vAT THE DOCK"
ION the Broad and Brief Way"

III bA0 oAgeu anu 1k4ci
"Jehn Anderson, come into court" cried the
usher as he showed o squad Of boys back from
the entrance and made way for the witness.
Footsteps on the rickety old stairs of the first
story, shnfhing, slow, .rnsteady footsteps, an
nounced that age and infrnfty were marshaling
an old negro, old enough 10 have been o footman
for NebuchadnezZer. He tottered slowly to the
bar Of justice and leaned on bis hat.
sis this woman your wife7' said the Colrt,
casting side glance at young negress who
stood leaning out OF the window Of the prisoners
Shooting back and forth between her ears.
dat ar woman, sab, dat Ar woman she's been
hyin' long Eid me nigh % 70 twenty years"
81 think that what they call it, sab. She took
iuily, sab. Last nigh caught her her, turning de
cSsre. rose from de- cot and says susan, and
den 1vent back on de cot Wild chere following
me. and Susan following de cherei and she made
dat room until dis niager, crawled through de
MadoH sne ESt ~ On Do r0sf Of dc she'd and
i'Susan, !" said his honor, agray hairs must be
venerated. and old age must be looked upon with
respect. The law requires 4, humanity demands
H. 81 you have s ala
Badly. go up and now / shall bring on the bears
and they wifltske you down for forty days" Susie
turned on her heel with Sigh and was soon lost
to view amidst the mob in the pit. -
"oS THE WIDE RoAD.n
"Whither are you drifting, Nary" said his
honor to . fair-faced female, who appeared IN the
dock In answer TO the ushsr,s call
.''Ob, I'm whaeking along the broad road at
comfortable rate, thankee, said Mary, as she ur-
rolled her sleeves and bnttoned them closely
about her wrists.
"Msry, that broad road business means ruin.
Did you ever think of thatfr remarked the Court
sit makes no differences; I've got round-trlp
ticket, and You 1eedn't think am going to swap
horses while crossing the stream. II You don't
The court sighed softly, sIt,s strange, that with
all the beauteous surroundings OF this summer
day none Of the hardened sinners are impressed,
none are willing 10 return to the narrow and
lengthy way. Mary Jinkslyou can 60 down, and
stay down for awhile, too. FOUL soften one Of
these days, reckon =
Mary slipped the gum into the other side Of her
rnor IN and slfd ha rk nj of efuht - -
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Obituary.

I ~ - HAsHIfGTOE, Aug. 3, 1915.
70 the Editor Of the National Republican,:
Sir: "ylvace." ss expected, died at the Ma
tional Insane Asylum, Friday morning The new
sspirant for leader Of the Marine Band Is respect
fully invited to compose funeral march for the
O'Clock N-nQrrow morning, lst Navy Yard bar
rackf. The friends Of deceased are invited 10 be
present LoBEnzo SCHNEIDER,
BEqtesr u ~ LsAasT n NE Marine Bapd,
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SABBATH IN THE GROVE.

NOTES IIVI EHE GAIfHKRSBURG CAMP
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TWO SINNERS PROFESS CONVERSION.

FIRST FRUITS OF TIE GREAT REVIVAL
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A SERMON WITHOUT A TEXT
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B. d. HYAM & co,
REAL EsTATEAGENTs ANDBROKKRSS
l4sA + street. nssr .. Q. Treasury,
ucck Box MI
HENRY B SEARLE

ARCHETBOf.
zle \ strssa Oppesits Pose O0ea De1E
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NINE CARLOADS. FROM FREDERICK.

Al the same hour, with the arrival Of the second
Guy train train sped up struggling with its
HslSht Of living freight from Hagerstovn, Fred
Shlcn ano al along the Intervening route of the
baLamoIe ano Ohio railroad. It brought five
RassSDeer cars and deposited every occupant at
L1e 0roVs. n1nout giving Il q chance to back
GUT OF switch on another train of four CARLOADS
I. ~ , ~ arrived, making nine car
Mr.. Spencer, superintendent or Trains of tb.
BoitfmoTe and Ohio railroad, gave his rersonai
supertntendence 70 theEork or dischareing The
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1875-08-09

The celebration Of the centenary Of the Decls-
ration Of lndepsndepce on the Fourth Of July,
1S7e, Will be peculiarly grateful to the members
Of the Republican party. That party had It's
origin and development In the immortal princi-
pies Of that Instrument, and 10 its hands, under
complement. The declaration that all men are
created equal; that they are endowed BY their
Creator with certain tnalienable rights; that
happiness; that to secure these rights govern
ments are instituted among men, deriving their
the Cornerstone Of the Republican party. 1t Il
the grand platform upon which We stand to-day,
upon which the Union has been preserved and
equality Of all men before the law established.
II embodies the principles Of civil and religious
liberty upon which our Government, after nearly
one hundred years, now stands triumphant, and
which have been impressed to greater or less de-
gree upon ell eiyiliEsd goygpmsRts U tns Nqfiq j
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is enc Of the war population Of the District. He
was born In one Of the Eastern States, enlisted,
and during the latter part Of the war was
wounded, and lost his left leg. At the close OF
the war he locsted In this city and has since re-
NAMED here. He has at different times held DO
sitions under the Government, but thu general
bent Of his inelnstion was for sporting life, and
most Of bis time was spent In the society Of the
gamblers. He is thifty.efght or forty years Of
age. Of good presence. always dressed neatly,nd
TO- stranger IL . most plausible companion
From the time Of the theft up to the arrest
Brown was certainly hsYing good time ct some
body's expense, and 1t did not appear to worry
him much either. He steadfastly maintains that
he does not believe the money was stolen, and ex-
poets 10 have his bail reduced to-day to reasons
Die sym, and then furnish 1t.
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mafien, Dampblsten, NeilebeiHreibunz
gen u. I. 10. Gberl1attet. Die1e fdled@
ten nnr 9~cttlOfen Bidder entbieIten
tbeils Serifeft, tbetls often urb unees
4ninftecbpreiiuneen re5 9dftrs, me-
Dies nur ols eine Itetenswlrotee
Sdpdhe rarBefsut rurpe.9 Die UNI
meine Glutb rerieben tcnnte ntbt ser<
feblen ibren peffart:gen uno eiftfaen
gtnFus auf pa5 0olt a~nssudben.
Das 8 beater true su elmer fol-
den unmcralitdt niGt penie BET. auf
Ger Sdbne ndmli6 ,puroe nit cer
f6amlofefien Gredbsit aues 6eiltee
uno Grbatene ttsf, tief In rem Rotb bin
abssceen. b"
90 febr mar ale Sdeu Dor Gem
eaifer, ale gbrfurft Dor Der NeIfeicn
sewiden. 60 ttsf mar bas arme
Granfreid, bte ,,ulIerbetlisfe. Natton''
seianfen, ~eeiunfen als cine Bsute Der
= Ureimaurerlo9e. Die 8epclutfon
nit tbren @reueln absr ridte INNER
naber, unbeill6wanser fit pas fran35.
ride 8clt. .-.a
0crtissuns fOlst.)
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Die srelte ccr Obsn bereeten IobsIs
len wetf bic bestebunsswei1e In ZEN
Sabren 1860. 1870 unc 1874 an
perlonen wel@e tn pa1diepenerlei
9anpwerfen belddftiet rparen, beaabl.
ten eSbne mad. Der rurb1dninlide
Iasslobn Der 0rOblGmfepe tetrue bars
mad in 1860 1892, In 1870 1912
unp In 1874 $2.79. Die metlihen
Staatetl setsen pa ben bS1fen Durbs
ldntttslobn fir 1860: uno 1870, uno
oie ilpltden Staaten fir 1874. Sad,
tsinleaer erbielten rurbi6nittIid So 80
In 1860, in 1870 $3.40 unp 1888 in
1874. Sn 1860 tetrus bsrunterf6iso
swtf6sn cen tn ben weltIiGen uno lies
li9en Staaten, D. b. In jenen eanees>
tbetleni in pel6en be3iebunesreile Die
b66fen1 uno Die nieerieften 9Sbne Be-.
sablt wurpen, porberrl1snban5 Dur6s
lhnittsl6bnen "a Gents. SIN 1874
atsr nsa6te Ger sr6ste llnteri6ieb bios
Is Gents Gus. W5belIhreiner per-
eisnten burGidntttli9 $500 ben lao
I'M Sabre 1860, in 1870 1857 unp
1918 tn 1874. Die aufdaiafe
Steiseruns inpet itd pa in ben meits
liden Staate1 unp bic eertnafe i'm
Sapen. Der pur6ldnihliae Gage
lobn fir Rdfer betrue in 1860 ST.. 80,
1857 in 1870 unb 1881 in 1874.
3tmnerIeute elbtelten rurGl9nittli6
1892 ben Sag In 1860, in 1870,
1882 unp $3.50 In 1874. SmSabre..
1874 psrpienten 3immerleute in ben
Staatsu Neu : @nslaups ben Soa
pur&lanittlia $40 msbr, alS IN
1860, wdbrsno in ben fieliaen Staa<
ten ote 2Obn;unabme nur 80 Gents
ausma@te. Mit nur wenisen. aus
nabmen erbtelten tberbaupt bic ldimmt@
lt@en In Der Isabelle aufee,dblten
6ancwerfsrtla6sn tm Sabre 1874 in
ben Sdofaaten nur cine Sleiniefsit
mebr als Dor Dem 8rtese, unp 1T bie
epbnsunabme IN ben Observation-Disclosures
sr5Ber sewsien, ale tn irsenp einem am
peren 2~aEoestbeile.
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3tel, wel@es Die fatbolii6e Yrene In
Nusemeinsn anfrcbt. Gin neues pro-
sramm aufsuiteuen, TT gar nitt n5ttie;
Der 9eier fsnnt ss ldnsf. aIen es
re6t su MAIDEN, Bat Der @anSerer ni6t
selernt ; caseset Ssrtraut ct auf ben
Betfanc lstner ~tewdbrten Greunee, pele
DE rpbI wil7tu, tde ber0ancerer ielbf
als ptonier i'm @siten NIT Yieler!et
S4wfertsfetten uno 6incerntfen gu
fdmpfen bat spn benen anbere SIatter
IN erpsen Stibten rrebl faum eiaen
gesrif boben m5sen. Dies stebt tbm
abet aud ete Bsre6itsune 3u perlane
ssn, oae nunmebr Elm Sober leinepFt6t
tbue. @or ausn 1T es an Zen @IG.
adnbi8en, Die 8ssabluns Der auss
tdnbe ui@t Meter binaussui&tsben.
6srnsr m5aen bic wertben N~bonnsnten
tn aassmstnsn rpobt bstenten, eaB In
anbern EbeiIen BEG 9anees 5don ldnsf
Das 3eitunSsseieB befcIst wfro : Dab
Seberm a n n fetn BIattSors
ausbe3ablt. Sur auf pteie 8etit
1T Elm secetbItdss unO fir beipe Ibeile
entiprtdences gel&iftsIeben m6sli@,
ca ielbfserfdnblt@ Der 5eraussebsr
isins grbeiter, papIerlteferanten u. {. {.
aud ntdt bis sumGnpe pes Sabres
uertrSfen fam. 6 te'a
Bespr MIR %ttslegtctt; lGltssen. ipri9t
erWancerer gang tefonrers Der boaw.
geIfli9fsit, fOpie ben tbdttsen Derren
aeenten unp Mitatbsitern leinsn berg
liden Danf aug, unb erlu6t Aue nm.
ibre ermunternoe 8eibdIfe aud far bic
3utunft, incem ct f6 itets befreben
rirb. nt6t nur In Betref Der &eidbal-
tisfeit res eeiefsfss, ionbern aud
binfdtlid ber @eptesenbeit be6e!ben
bic @lnf@e Der tuertben eefer 1T Be-
s Ote Serren M8enten
bteier Sage TIRE 2iften
nebf Gircular.
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GurbenW anberer.)
&eim meniebemtperf.
VIII.
(JCttlesuag.)

Gin seralttsea 0tnrerniB Ter franz
36ffhsn NepOIulion mar iest beleittat.
Der Seluitsncrcen mar BEN unglaubcn
gum Spfer eefalen. Man bate ibm
cte unerbbrtefen 8erbrsGen uno er5Bz
ten Trepel 3ur 0af seleet. Der uns
mcraIttdt fefner @runbfdBe rpar Ct be-
f6ulciBt. TroB aaepen rurpe er ni6t
Dor Geridt se3oseu, wte es bed ben
%seraanfttsen Gcroerunseu bee ReGtes
uno Der 8iaisfett ssmde bdtte eef9eben
lcuen. SIN @esentbstl, unerb5rt unc
uniiberptefen - uno bte1es bleibt ffets
etne aufaaenoe Ebatiade Der gei1iGte
-purce ct BON Der epee u,b tbrenbels
fersbelfern unterbrddt. Damtt mar
bena aud Elm spetterer S9rttt aa Der
&eoOlutton seideben, tpelde f6on Ian,
sc pie bas Geuer unter Der N(de
9limmte nno nur Ginger elabencer
Gunfen bsourfte, uun cur6 tiele ent<
3lncet, bod e%mporsuIoesrn. Gin lple
1er Gunfen uar, wie wir eeleben. au>
erf bic 0ertretbuns Der Seluiten. Gtn
stpeiter lag In per
Der Sanienifen
unb Staats etfli1en
Die Sauieniten, 70 senannt pom ben,
Sttfter tbrer Sstts, Sanientus, batten
ibon lanse nit Der Goee 6anD in 6ano
searbeitet uno ntdt rents su Get Ser
tretbuns BET 9eiuttsn beigetragen /; Der
5auptswed ibrer firdenfeinbliden
S@riften au jener 3eit bsfano ndmlid
seraoe oartn, Die scr, ben Se1uiten aus
sefprcdenen 0ruupidgs unp nit pielen
iene ltlbft 3u pereddttsen unp ntdt
adttn ldHerlt6, lonpsrn aud betr,
8olfe serbaet az MAIDEN. Sc perbass
ter nun bte Sefuiten bein golfe MUIR
ben, beRc er6Bere Beltsbtbett uno oeRo
tutrffameren GtnFuB erlaneten lest pts
Sanienifen. 8elonpers aber rraren ne
ta Der 6anp Der Sirdsnfeincs Elm. (ebr
wtQfcmulenes WertSsus. lpeI&ss Ge nit
Grfols tn Sample sesen Die Rir9e ees
brau9en fonnten. 80
Dasu tug aud pslentliH bic SIR
lebre Ger Sanfenifen. isIbf bel. Itele
Brtf ~befoncers Die Autcritdt Ger Stride
uno bic 81. Satramente an. s3n erlts<
rer B~tsitbung leueneten lie .rdmlth
8lei4 ben p~rctefanten nrMuelitauern,
bas Die air%e pas Re6t babe, De(ese,
nelae lt& auf pie aussre xtr@en,udt
besteben, S1 erlafen unp Die unterrers
flung urter ctsfelben BON tbren unteraee
benen 80 uerlansen. Die fd ibrsn
Ancrcnunsen WiDeriesenpen absr
pur9 betlfanfe Strafen gum @ebprIam
3u ~spinSen, Rehte, ruelGe nOtbweueis
ger 8etle elmer jeosu redtmdbisen, aus
bSbeie1 uno nieoeren Wttalieeern bee
fsbsnpen 9eteuidaft sufommen.
Dtele trrtsen Grunoldse Der Sanles
nifen ruroen 3uSor feierli1 BON benz
oer3eittsen Dapae Plus VI. perrprfen.
Dpa madte itd talp tbr lAdeltder
Ginfue seltenp. Sc fOnnte ni&t aus
bletben, paB fe bic Ia blinpem Dabne
ete fog: llnabbdnsisfett autrsbenben re-
. ,Iuttcndren Setter, wel6e tas 3oh
tsslt@er autoritdt absuwsrfsn ludtsn.
IN tbre1 aufrabrertlden pldnen nod
beftdrften.
Aneererieits nun fdabetsn bie Sam
berair5e curd ibre fbertriebene
Strense BET Der 0erwaltung Ger 81.
sacramento. ttnD eerape bfele ents
frenDete Der Rfrdbe cine orDEe Nn,oMl
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Mrbeiter=S erbdltmife in Mme=
rita.

8or einisen Sasert iuurbe elm aus
Der &esterungsnruderet In @a1bin9ion
terooreesansenes pamphlet aber bic
narbett In Nmerita" perSfentli6t, rel<
Dies pom eem gbef tes Bunoeebureau
fir Statifit serfabt TT unb interefante
Raten aber ete 2pbnidse unb Soften
oes Setsneuntertoltes In ben Ser.
Gtaats1 uno tn ben eneltlden gplos
tte1 wdbrenc ees Sabres tn gerelet1
NIT frdberen Sabren 3eiet.
Das 5eft TT tn. tabeaarii9er Gorm
abDefabt ano eie erfe Isabelle setat urs
ofe Dnr&iGntttsl5bne, wie 5e In ben
rerl&fecenen Staaten uro 2anbestbet,
len fdr farm uno Ionftse arbetten ZEE
atebunesweife wdbrenb Der Sabre 1860,
1870 uao 1874 besablt ..,rurben. De-
ear@lbnitht@e eobn fit erfabrene Ars
better betrus bean %, rie pir erlebeu,
tn ber Union mtt Ausnabme Der Terrts
torteu uno Der Staater am SttQen
Meere, tm Sabre 1860 rdtrenb BIS
Scmmers NIT 8uf Sc Gents, in 1870
1925 uno tn 1874 $t.17. SIN benz
lslben Sabren tUuroen bic b51fen9Sbne
tn zen tuefltden Staater, eesablt. Sn
1870 uno 1873 pasesen fanp in Der
sobnb5be Neu<G England an Der Spise.
Die ratttlerenS taaten nabmen tn 1874
ete 3rpett' Stsue eth, ndbrenp Der 9ds
ben tn ctefem gunfte burGaus auf
Der rtebrtsfen Stufe fanr. Sbne
EVtt eann betruB Der curdibntttlt1e
EaseIebn fir sewanote Arbetter wdbs
reno ber tSommers3eit: Sn9 1860
$1.15, tn 1870 $i.69 uno $t.26 In
1874 Wdbrenb peS @inters aber
ttanbs srpenn su9leid Rof Yerabrefdt
tuaree eer Arbeitslobn In ieeem Der
tere9tsn Sabre elet6mdeie .,r, etn@iers
tel nteortger, als tm CONNER, uus pbne
Rot fel CT gesen CONNER IN, unee>
fdbr eth Glnftel as. gsasia s es "a.
Jntoenf Stdatett arl Sttuer Meere
uae tn ben ferriterten bate In Den
Sabren 1860 une 1870 bic Atbeit dber
cine trett b5bere eobnrdte su oerfaaen,
als tn ben iitrieen 1bstIen Der Union.
Der nnterl&iee mar tn 1874 raeeaeri,
obwobl CT nod tmmerbtn sueleid utel
bstra9, bet tuettem ut1t 70 In cte Nuaeu
~lprtngsnc, als tn ben ibrisen Sabren.
DE Woaatsl6bne fdr Setpanpte Gele.
urbetter tiesen BET elet&eitiaer 0erab>
reiebun9 Der Sof BON ga 60 In 1860
out $22.1O tn 1870 unp Fslen uieesr
auf $2O.61 In 1874. Solde ober.
rrsl6s beim MOnate arbsiten, erbielter
rabrsl1o etnes iecen Der aeuounten Sab
zen ben fernen @efen ousaenpmmen.
htbsre sSbne In ben Neu > GnaIaups
Staateii, OILS tn irsenp etnen anperef,
s~anesstbsile, uno Die nieoriaRsu Sdse
tretsr uns slet&masts is BEN Sdps
Staater entse9en. Der bur@lhnittz
li9e EaselObn BON Dsnienisen, nell
DE aneere Seu6bnlt1e Arbeiten, oIs
iolde auf benz Gelpe, perridteten, be-
trus Obne Rcf tm Sabre 1860. $f.O2
III 1870 $f.49 unc In 1874 ST.. So.
Der bS9fe 9ubn rpurbe tn Sabre 1860
tn ben wftIt6en Staaten besablt, unp
tn ben Sabren 1870 nno 1874 aablten
cte Neu@G nBlanpfaaten nlebr far ees
iuDbnli9e Artett, als trseup eta atperer
S%anbestbefI.
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(Aas Der iauartrten 3etti&rtft: RatbpIiite
NiffUnen. .. Serber In ct. Qouis, Ru.)
Ottumwa weekly courier. (Ottumwa, Wapello County, Iowa) 1872-1899, 1875-03-24

A woman entered . saloon yeetsr.
day Just y hsr husband stepped up to
the bar to drink, and handing The old
man ON ons ths side OF the Asad,
turned to ~ psopristor and spoke hsr
little piscs - Sollows: s6ee here siE,
you darnsd miserable skunk, this has
gone FIR suough. During The crusade
I prayed for you, and slnes then havs
come to ron Win tssrs In my syss,
but Il sesms 70 have done no COED,
and now II god ever cell him smother
drop Of whisksy IN come down here
and snatch you bald-hsadsd quickss'n
hell can sings . cat You hear my
gsatls voiee p And then she took he
old man by tAs south ear and lovingly
waltsed him OF towards home.
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The following Subscribers to the
WEEKLY CouRIER have paid up since
March l6th. Those marked with Z I.
have been subscribers for over guar.
ter of . century:
Ed Rhodes, Harrison Hammond+,
Mrs Cloutman, Wn Kohl, Lewis W
Richards, L 6nOw, J s Henshaw, Robt
Olney, Samuel Nys, W Waddineton,
Howell Il Nut&ing, 0 Foor, Hannah
KuouG, "A r Burns, VIM Hockstk R
W DAllon, Aaroa Blown, Robt West,
Lewis West, VIM Coleman, David
Beck, JOIN Taneher, v Sheaser, n e 8
Ruble, e DoIneile, 81 1cVey, Cyrus
Sinnard, and g. " Brown.
Ottumwa weekly courier. (Ottumwa, Wapello County, Iowa) 1872-1899, 1875-03-24
sheriff,s Sale.

BY virtue Of mr. execution h me directed from
the Clerk Of the District Court Of Wapello County
Iowa, on judgement obtsined in said Court. on
the 2ith day of January, lsIi in favor of Seth Rich
ards as Plaintiff, and against Ar'hur Eakins, ct.
81. as Defendant for tire sum OF Seventeen Hun
died and Five Dollars and Fifty-Eight cent? and
costs hxed at 1875 and accruing costs, nave
levied upon the follow Ing Real Estate taker rs
Property Of said defendant, to safety ssid execu
ton to-wit:
The North-East 4 of he South East II, and the
SOUTHEAST y ofthe Northeast 4 Of Section g,
Township 70, North Of Range II, West.
And will offer the same for sale to the highest
bidder for cash in hand, on the 18th day Of March,
1916, in front Of the Court House, In Ottum-
wa, at the hour of o'clock r. NJ, Of said day,
when and where due attendance will be given BY
the undersigned.
Dated at 0ttumwa, Iowa, Jan. IS, ISIS.
+. p. SPILMAN, Sheriff of said Co.
ma17w2t IL
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Sheriff = sale.

!. BY virtue Of an execution to me directed from
the Clerk Of the District Court OF Wapello COUNTY
the 18th day OF january, 1875, in favor OF VIM.
springer, ns Plaintiff, and agai.st Jaccb Spring.
G e Defendant, fof the sum OF Four Hundred and
Ing coets, have leviea upon the following real
ESTATE taken - property Of said Defendant, to sat.
isfy said execution, to-wit: The Ill part Of nea
acres; " pt &c y sw X Section 2, 17s5 acres; y
sw sw u Section %, 80 acres, all 10 Township
~, Range y, Wspell0 county, fowa, (of the pro-
ceeds Of this sac el3 40 to be applied 10 pay
ment q note held by Morrow Shields, Elk. Of est.
Of Is Springer, decease,i).
And Will of1er the same for sale to the highest
bidder for cash In hand on the 9Th day of April,
T'75. in front of the Court House, In Ottumwa.
ut the hour Of clock, r. NJ, Of said dry, when
undersigned.
Dated at 0ftpmws, Iowa, March =, 1878,
p. SPlI4MAN,
Sheriff Of said County.
March - 5tW
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Losr.-On March 18th, 1875. . prom
isory note for the Sum Of $ly5, pay.
ablc to Eliza Wilson, gwen by G. B.
Castle, dated December lsb 1874, due
January let. 1866. All persons Gro
warned not to buy or trade for said
motto. as payment has boon stopped.
Wit ELIZA WILSON.
Ottumwa weekly courier. (Ottumwa, Wapello County, Iowa) 1872-1899, 1875-03-24

The B00S E9Otec5100s
Ths bess safeguards against epidsmic, ,dis'
sass are Thorough digestion and firm nerves
u b bscsass th1y assure the regular per.
formapcs u the digestive process and inviR-
orsts Tie Bssvous systsm, that Hostetter's
Stomach Bittsss are such . sovereign pro.
tsetivs aoainst ~. iuaasncss which hsget
anscs unasse.s .---s --A 
n.A. ~strsch al.
rectly affect the stomach and bowels. ii
the nerves are healthfully tranquil, the as.
stimulation Of food perfect. a. they are sure
to be under the influence ofthe standard
tonic and nervine, malaria may DO de6ed,
and If, in the absence Of the most reliable Of
medical safeguards, the system has fallen q
prey to disease Of an insermittent or remit.
tent type. the Bi.ters will, il persisted in,
eradicate every vestige Of malady. Bill
liousncss, constipation and dyspepsia yisld
with equal Certainty TO tho operation Of
this potsnt vegetable Alternative
Ottumwa weekly courier. (Ottumwa, Wapello County, Iowa) 1872-1899, 1875-03-24

The undersigned will sell q public
auction,at tho late residence Of Bsniah
Dimmltt, deceased, two miles north Of
Dahlonega, on Thursday, April Let.
1875, some stock cattle, . COW, two
stations, eight head Of horses, ono lot
OF harness. two wagons, two saddles,
one stock scale, large lot Of corn,
heat, oats and hay.
A credit until December %, 1876, on
all sums over IS, under that amout
cash In hand. Sale commences at 10
o'clock A. NJ.
L LIVELY, Administrator.
March u, 1875. ml2 ltd.H2t
Ottumwa weekly courier. (Ottumwa, Wapello County, Iowa) 1872-1899, 1875-03-24

Moro than so yeass have elapsed dnes
JoAnsoM's Anodvns Liaimsae was Ant
iuven'ed, during which dms hundreds Of
thousands ha, s.h~en bsus6ttsd By IL noe,
Probably no article eves bseams 20 univss.
SALLY u,pr . with all slaseo = JohnsoS,s
Anodyns Liatment.
P,lls which contain antimony, quinine
and calomel, should beavoided, - ssvsrs
gripping pains and would be their only re-
suit. The safest, surest; and best oils ars
ParsonS Purgafirs, Or AN*. Dassss
Pill,
Ottumwa weekly courier. (Ottumwa, Wapello County, Iowa) 1872-1899, 1875-03-24

The New York Tribune wickedly
says: ut 10 . common occurrence In
Iowa to see An elderly man stand in an
upper window, waving dag Of truce,
and calling upon his neighbors 70 help
him repel . midnight attack Of the
James brothers, who prove to DO .
sloighing party upset in snow drift.
Ottumwa weekly courier. (Ottumwa, Wapello County, Iowa) 1872-1899, 1875-03-24

Gray h Nichols, have bought the
stock Of Grocories formcly belonging
to Stevens b Dennis ON Court street,
and will st onoo gil It up unit. II will
be one Of the best In the city. They
viii keep iuil line Of family Grocer.
lee, ali kiads Of country produce, and
win always b found at the bottom Of
the market Their wagon delivers
Zee to al parts Of the city all goods
bought or them. Highest price always
paid for produce. ms Std ltw.
Ottumwa weekly courier. (Ottumwa, Wapello County, Iowa) 1872-1899, 1875-03-24

Charles Lamb, E-sa, lat. denounced all
sptfituous liquors - wet Damnation. !"
toos Fellow ; be know whereof be spaks,
q 20 experience, AMI II living would sp.
P! sne aame % Alcoholic Excitants, al.
vesaseo = Cursalle. But there Is one
1oosc and Attentive In existence-the
Do ehs world has ever known-which
contains no alcohol. Il d DR. WALxrR's
VUt0A1 BITTI1s. m2e dlw4w
Ottumwa weekly courier. (Ottumwa, Wapello County, Iowa) 1872-1899, 1875-03-24

minor ofenses who win soon be on
tho streets again, watching the free
luneh house, "a usual
Tia whole OF the matter Il, that the
Jail IL In filthy, nnheslthy, and nm.
safe condition, which should be rem.
edied by the Board of Supervisors %
soon - possible.
Ottumwa weekly courier. (Ottumwa, Wapello County, Iowa) 1872-1899, 1875-03-24

Ira A. Myers has bought Of J. II.
Merrill tho lot adjoining Worcester's
new building on Main street, and this
spring will erect thereon two-story
brick store house, 22x100 feet. Pickett
& Carnes havo shown 10 the front ele.
walton Of plan they have drawn for
Il, and We pronounce Il very hand.
some. II " Il b an iron front, French
plato glass windows, ornamental arch
ed cornice, and when completed one
the fastest buildings Ia the city.