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The New York herald., 1875-12-25
HANDBALL.

At Casey's court in Douglass street, Brooklyn yes
terday, one OF the finest games Of the season was
played by Peter Mccarthy and Dennis Mcdonnell
against John Grady and Martin Egan all noted players
of Brooklyn The match the best two out Of three
games At half-past one O'Clock the men went In and
after tossing &C. Egan went to service and was sent
outside without counting Mccarthy counted and
Mcdonnell g. When Grady went in he counted 0 in
rapid succession and retired after good play
.Egan scored and retired. The men now went to
out, giving his partner the inside Then good
play took place, the ms scoring s. Game called-Mc
Carthy, II; Grady, g. Egan went In, and after somu
sharp service scored 2 and hts partner a. Nc
the first Il, while Grady and partner stood at ID
In the second game the play was better contested,
the men using their utmost strength and Judgment
but at the close Of this game the score stood-Egan
and Grady, Il; Mccarthy and Mcdonnell, IT.
In the third and last game play opened by Egan,
who after some hard struggling scored and retired
Mcdonnell took the ball, and getting down to
he came out to give his partner a opportunity, who
scored and out Egan feeling confident OF sue
cess played very well, and, after scoring 8 got the
outside his partner making 8. Game, ALL MELON
NELL who is q very cool player and uses both
hands alike played splendidy, and after scoring a.
came out Mccarthy not counting this hand also went
out Grady who considered the best OF the players
made good tossing and after achieving Of
went out, his partner making z The game
coming to close Mccarthy, serving only J. went
OUT his partner made 8, when Egan took the bali and
out the game amid hearty cheer from bis trends
In the gallery. This game od-Ecan and Grady ~
Mccarthy and Mcdonnell IT, Time III 20m.
The match to be played to-day christmas day for
the gold medal IN the same court is creating lively
interest The men who are to contend tr thf media
Matthew Belford, Richard Townsend NlrNRel
Doheny, James McEvoy, Andrew Henderson. &a0f
Courtney, John Grady and Dennis Mcdonnell
The New York herald., 1875-12-25
HORSE NOTES.

The Emira Driving Park Association claims July 4,
5, and :, 1876 for its next annual meeting.
Colonel Mcdaniel has recently purchased OF j. A.
Grinstead OF Lexington, KY, the two-year old colt
Vigil by Virgil, dam Regan, and yearling bay nlly by
imported Phaeton, dam by War Dance
The Spirit Of the Times notices tho funeral OF gray
horse which, in its lifetime Of twenty eight years. had
travelled with a circus, been mortgagcd four times,
served in the rebellion, had been less gorously use
full in his old age at farm work, and died recently at
Ocento, Wis. The horses name was Robinson Crusoe
His owner had colin made OF black walnut, hand
somey finished, and bearing plate inscribed with the
and age. The funeral was attended by 200
villagers.
The Sportsman says that IL has been authorized by
Robert Steel OF Philadelphia to announce that in the
season Of 1876 be viii match ten three year-ods by
Happy Medium TO trot against ten got by any other
horse for $500 side each mile heats in harness And
further. he viii match three louryear olds by Happy
Medium TO for 81 600 side each against three got
by any other horse in the country provided Messrs
Charles Palmer and $. I. Morgan viii let him have
Happy Thought 70 90 as ono Happy Medium is
beautiful bloodlike horse and being by Hambetonian,
Of the famous mare Princess, his lineage very
nigh.
Colonel Mcdaniel brought with him from Kentucky
a few since for his Princeton stud the following
thoroughbreds The brood Leisure, by Red
Dick dam by imported Margrave in foal 70 War Dance
chestnut colt by Exchequer, dam by JEFF Davis, three
years old bay colt years old by Virgil dam Regan
. twoyear. old by imported Phacton, dam by War
Dance; brown hlly Lady sayers by Longfeow, out Of
the dam Of Big sandy; bay yearng hlly by Mel
bourne, Jr, dam Lezure; yearling chestnut colt by
Lexington out Of the dam OF Anne Bush bay year
ling colt by Aseroid out of the dam of Ballenkeo Of
whom he Is a full brother; yearling chestnut colt
full brother TO Willie Burke bay yearng colt by i'm
ported GIenelg dam Madame Dudley; yearling chest
nut colt by War Dance dam Sue Dougheriy, and bay
yeariing colt by Melbourne, Jr.
The New York herald., 1875-12-25
EXPLOIT OF AN ESCAPED CONVICT

HOW FIyE-THoUsAND-DoLLAR ROBBERY WAS
EFFECTED IN TOLEDO.
1t ascertained by HERALD reporter at Sing Sing
Prison yesterday that William H. Mortimer, who was
arrested in Brooklyn few days since charge Of
robbing the City AUDITORS office in 1oledo Ohio
escaped from that institution in February
1874 He was then serving term Of FIVE
years for grand larceny, under the assumed
name ofWam @. Harrison His real name is said to
he William Frost AS tho hearing before Judge Nelson
resulted in the prisoner being surrendered to the
Toledo detectives who had for him those officers
took their West Wednesday evening The scheme
concocted by the prisoner for robbng the Office
in Toledo a somewhat novel About midday
Mortimer alias Harrison, alias Frost drove up to the
office named and after aghing from vehicle In which
he left female confederate, went in and commenced
making some ordinary business inquiries Not many
minutes had elapsed when alarming scream from
the occupant of the buggy created quite a
commoton, and the horse starting of at rapid pace
left the Impression that the animal had become fright
ened at object and running TO destruc-
ton with its precious G load While the clerks
in the AUDITORS Offices having lett their
desks, looking after the supposed runaway the
prisoner made off with package of bank notes
amounting to about So, ,000 Warden Walker advised
the Chief of Police at Toledo by telegraph yesterday
that they do not succeed IN convctng the rob-
ber there, he wished them To hold him until he can
bring him to Sing Sing, where he still three
years and four months Of penal servitude
The New York herald., 1875-12-25
AMERICAN RACKETS.

Two interesting racket matches played at
McQuade's court No 4o4 Madison street. In this CITY,
yesterday afternoon Messrs. McQuade and Curry play
ing against Messrs Lcnhan and Malloy. Contrary to
general expectation the result decisive victory for
the latter they succeeded in winning three straight
games Mr. McQuade hardly played with his usual
skill, while the play Of Messrs Lenihan and Curry was
unusually effective, hence the result stated The first
game ended in Of Il TO Ia the second 2 TO L.
and the third, p 10 10 in favor of Mr.. Lenhan and
partner.
The only other match on the programme was that OF
Messrs Herbert and Kelly against Messrs. Eagan and
Brennan, which caused considerable amusement, the
chances OF victory fncining to side the other
with varying rapdity. The former came of victorious
in the first and third games by OF 21 to l6 and
21 to IA respectively, and their opponents won the
second by a score Of 81 to Ia
The New York herald., 1875-12-25
A CHRISTMAS MUDDLE.

The Grand Jury entered the Court OF General Sessions
yesterday and submitted the following prcsentment to
Judge Sutherland
Whereas the present Grand Jury of the Court
General Sessions, situated in the basement OF the
building No 81 Chambers street Is badly ventilated damp
uncomfortable and has been presented unfit
the purpose by Grand juror who duty said
September aud contracted malaral disease
advised by his phytcian, and he believes in this and
which confined him his house days
cruches when he made the of said and
further the present jury laws compel attendance till
years instead Of sixty formerly and
this later period Of lie the objections to this be-
greatly increased; therefore,
Resolved That present this untitled place
Of meeting for the Grand Jury Of the Court OF General
Sessions.
On notion further resolved that the atmosphere In
General after three hours
sion fnLd unwholesome destructive of health and de-
mands immediate suitable ventilation.
HUGH AUCHINCL0SS Foreman.
JoHN w. QUINcEY, Secretary.
They were then discharged for the term.
The New York herald., 1875-12-25
CHESS.

Tho coming match between hessrs Bird aud Mason
Is exciting great interest In the chess world Play Is
70 be commenced on Tuesday, December 2S. The time
of sitting viii be nom three O'Clock until seven
O'Clock p NJ and from eight O'Clock P. NJ.
until midnight on each day until tho match Is
finished II player absent himself from sitting his
opponent may score game. The winner OF the hrst
eleven games shall be declared the winner OF the match
The players shall play the rate Of twenty per
hour, under penalty OF the loss OF the game. The
rooms of the New York Downtown Chess Club, where
the match VIII DO played, open to the public
The following Is the present in tho tournament
Of the New YORK Downtown Chess Club now In prog
ress Tho dguros refer TO the number Of matches of
three games each played drawn matches counting
half TO each player
The New York herald., 1875-12-25
CARD FROM "PETE" CROKER.

BRooKLYS, L. L., Dec. "a, 1875.
To THE EDITOR OF rHE HERALD
The item your Issue OF this day, TO the effect that
the ''Hoboken Clipper" had worstcd mo In saloon
nght incorrect and trust that you will do me the
favor Of publishing this contradiction To ooige the
fellow set-to with him on Wednesday evening last
but as for hghtng that never entered my head JOBS
or that kind however, wouldn't mind every day In
the week and II the ''Clppcr' wants shy az mo in
earnest let him show up at Hibernia Hall, this city,
him TO his hearts content Respectfully,
PETER CROKER
The New York herald., 1875-12-25
PIGEON SHOOTING.

Miles L. Johnson, Of Robbinsville, \ D., who 80
match with Ira A. Pane, OF this city, on Monday laai
to repeat the affair with or two excoptlons
He will shoot Paine for $3.50 a sido, 70 BIRDS
each, 27H yards rise, Rhode Island rules 70 govern,
same guns trap handle each for the other and
the event to take place at New Brunswick, n. J.
The New York herald., 1875-12-25
THE SEyENTY-NINTH.

The following orders relative to the disbandmcnt OF
the remnant OF the gallant Seventy ninth regiment
have been published from headquarters First brigade
First division n. G.. G.S.N.Y.;-
l. Pursuant to orders from general headquarters
s. NY and headquarters First DIVISION the Seventy
ninth regiment Infantry will be mustered out OF
Thursday, the Both inst by Major Robert Lenox
Belknap, Brigade Inspector
H. Colonel Joseph Lang will parade his command
at their armory eight o'clock p NJ on the day above
designated and will that the necessary muster out
rolls and invoices of public property properly pre-
pared and ready at that time
ILL., The attention OF the officers Of the Seventy ninth
infantry directed the provisions of General orders
No. IA, series 1868, General Headquarters, S.N.Y,
relative TO dsbandments, &c
~ The Brigadler General commanding regrets that
the necessities Of the service have required the
solution Of a regiment bearing excellent record
The Seventy ninth has probably marched farther and
fought in battles than any other regiment from
this State while the honorable of its present
Colonel needs mention at his hands
The New York herald., 1875-12-25
CURLING.

The following curling matches have been arranged be-
tween the clubs in New York city and vicinity New
York Yonkers; Thistle, Of New York, Thistle, OF
Brooklyn Burns ofNew York. VS. Caedonian OF Brook
lyn Caedonian Of New York, Jersey City; ST. An
drew's, Of New York, Va Iyanhoe OF Paterson EN-
pre City, Of New York. W.. Paterson Manhattan, Of
New York, vs.. Newark.
The New York herald., 1875-12-25
AMUsErrENTs.

IAGLE THEATRE
~ BROADWAY AND THIRTY THIRD STREET.
Mr.. JOSH .Pr
The New York herald., 1875-12-25
AMUsENTENTs.


TONY PASTORS NEW THEATRE
TONY PASTORS NEW THEATRE
TONY PASTORS NEW rHEATRs
TONY PASTORS NEW THEATRE
AND
GRAND OPERA HOUSE.
GRAND OPERA HOUSE.
GRAND OPERA HOUSE.
GRAND OPERA HOUSE.
THIS AFTERNOON AND EVENING
THIS AFTERNOON AND EVENING.
THIS AFTERNOON AND EVENING
TWO GRAND CHRISTMAS PERFORMANCES
TWO GRAND CHRISTMAS PERFORMANCES
AT BOTH THEATRES TO-DAY
AT BOTH THEATRES TODAY
AT BOTH THEATRES TO-DAY
BY THE SAME COMPANY
BY THE SAME COMPANY.
BY THE SAME COMPANY
TONY PASTORS GREAT STAR TROUPE
TONY PAsToRs GREAT STAR TROUPE
TONY PASTORS GREAT STAR TROUPE
GIVE -FOUR PERFORMANCES TO-DAY,
GIVE -FOUR PERFORMANCES TO-DAY,
GIVE FOUR PERFORMANCES TODAY
TWO AT TONY PASTOR ) THEATRE
AND
TWO AT THE GRAND OPERA HOUSE.
Performance at both theatres begins , and r. NJ
GRAND CHRISTMAS PASToMIMB.
ETHE MAGIC HORN
THE MAGIC HORN THE MAGIC HORN
tGRAND OPERA HOUSE TONY PASTORS
ro-DAy At and ?. N To,DAT at ssad 81 NJ y,
A GREAT MANAGERIAL ENTERPRISE.
In order to afford the thousands Of admirers Of Tony
PASTORS Company day Of pleasure the manager has
ranged TO give Two Extra Performances the Grand
Opera House this Christmas Day, AFTERNOON and
EVENING. Performance begins and p. N. The
company Will be conveyed by Lightning Express
The company will appear Tony Pastors Theatre
the day and hour.
Popular price OF admission - cents 80 cents.
ADMISSION TO o ADMISSION 10
GRAND OPERA HOUSE D TONY PASTORS
~o-nAv o.. 80 -. 4 ~ nv -. ..,s "a.
The New York herald., 1875-12-25
JUST RECEIVED FROM BERLIN.

COLOSSEUM open from p. NJ. and from 80 to II
Admission 80 CENTS children hall price No extras
CHRISTMAS DAY, the COLOSSEUM will be opeI
from 10 A, N. 70 r. NJ. aud from 80 to 10 p. H.
MUSIC IN THE PROMENADE.
The New York herald., 1875-12-25

A PLAY OF TO-DAY.
MAGNIFICENT SCENERY suMPTUoUS COSTUMES
AN EXTRAORDINARY CAST,
including Miss Fanny Davenport Mr. Charles Fisher Mr..
James Lewis Mr. ID. H. Harkns. Mr. W. Davidgc Mr. Mau-
rice Barrymore Mr.. +. Hardenberg Mr. John Drew Mr.. q.
9, Rockwell Miss JefreysLewis Mrs g. n Gilbert, Emily
Rigl Kate Holland Miss sydney Cowell and Mr.. John
Broughhm IN CHARACTERS OF TO-DAY.
- BOX SHEET OPEN weeks In advance.
~ B.-THE CURTAIN rises .45 p. M. PERFORM
ANCE TERMINAIES At IL .i1 olclOck
The New York herald., 1875-12-25
AMUsEMENTs.

TYEION SQUARE THEATRE
U Broadway and Fourteenth street.
SHERIDAN siO0h.....*...-....t... Proprietor
PALMER Manager
The New York herald., 1875-12-25
FIRST GLASS.

IIlulu @...........s....s GA -
The following games contested In the series be
tween Messrs Bird and Alberoni--
Ottumwa weekly courier. (Ottumwa, Wapello County, Iowa) 1872-1899, 1875-05-19

According to the Boston Advertiser,
as An over LOADED horse car was COM
ing up Sudbury street, short time ago
when the icy condition OF the street
rendered the ascent extremely difficult
. man hailed the conductor from
the sidewalk, requesting him to stop
the car. This the conductor refused
to do until the car reached the sum-
init. Tho gentleman, out of breath
and temper also, got on the car and
addressed the conductor az follows |:
"Sir, supposed this road was run for
the accomm odation Of the public
"You never were more mistaken in
your life" replied the conductor
"It's run to I'LL the stockholders
pockets" "Indeed, - said tho now irate
passenger, Il thought all the conduct
ORE ON this roadi were gentlemen."-
"Worse than BEFORE" said the con.
ductor, "Do you suppose would run
. car If l was gentlernanp
Ottumwa weekly courier. (Ottumwa, Wapello County, Iowa) 1872-1899, 1875-05-19
Gloa T.dlngs OF Great Joy.

All kinds of Sewing Machines re-
paired, and work warranted. have
had Ia years. experience in the Sew
ing Machine business. Istop at Rob-
inson & Bros. in your place anew days,
to do all Jobs that may be brought me
in my line. MILTON A. MARTIN.
We, the undersigned, certify that NJ.
A. Martin has repaired sewing ma
chimes for ua, and given entire salts
faction. We would recommend him
to any who have machines in need of
repairs, 80 we believe he thoroughly
understands his business.
Mrs G l. Sanders, Mrs q F Magoun,
Mrs Miles Chafee, Mrs Willis Davis,
Mrs A Hippenhamer, Mrs d G Baker,
Mrs Geo Onthank, Mrs A B Mack,
Mrs B Zimmerman, Grinnell, lows.
may5.Wtf
Ottumwa weekly courier. (Ottumwa, Wapello County, Iowa) 1872-1899, 1875-05-19

A life insurance agent representing
a company that has its organization in
one of the villages of this State, called
on hale, hearty, we'll built specimen
Of the human species In this city 3 day
or two ago, and by his pretty, sympa
thetic, oft repeated and we'll told story,
convinced the man that In time he
would probably die. and that 1t was
wise provision to leave something to
support those who remain behind.
"You may write me ont 100000
now, a. You are the only man that has
never bored me soliciting"
When the agent came to make out
the application, he inquired the age,
the color of his hair, eyes, &c. and f.
ually tho occupation.
81 am an artist"
can artist?"
eyes, cir, An srtist."
"May be bold enough to enquire"
said tho agent, what particular line
Of tho profession you follow?"
"You may, cir. paint noses, and
have patent on the right, andif You
want to write policy, do 20 and do 1t
at once"
And ss Stormy would hsve it no
other way the application was written
up and no doubt DR.. Schaffer will
duly make out and forward the policy
and the company have, probably,
written up many worse risks.
Ottumwa weekly courier. (Ottumwa, Wapello County, Iowa) 1872-1899, 1875-05-19
Our friends, Orion Bros, accom-.

Our friends, Orion Bros, accom-.
panied ne to many places in our city, to-
day, in fact we drove with them in
company with Mr.. Daggett, pretty
well over the city. They are delighted
with our city and county and our re.
sources. live are any judge of what
may happen, we will bet our last cop
per that if we can put our Water
Power enterprise In shape we shall
draw largely from Illinois manufac-
turing towns at once in men and capt.
tai, that will come here and expend
hundreds Of thousands Of dollars in
manufacturing enterprises. We could
not in the short time allotted begin to
tell in what magnificent terms they
speak Of our natural water power. II
must be remembered that they speak
from the hook knowing just what they
say.
After viewing the city and sur.
roundings, we accompanied tho Or
tons to DR.. Caeters Infirmary. We
were admitted TO tho Doctors opera.
ting room, while he was operating
upon one Of the worst cases Of rheu.
mstism we most ever saw. Tho sub
ject was young man, his hands and
feet being drawn horribly out Of shape
from tho effects Of the disease. The
young man was receiving his second
treatment, and expressed himself ~
highly delighted with the help he had
received.
| gentleman, Samuel Heffner, living
near Fort Dodge, Iowa, related to the
crowd how he had been helped, and
several persons stood by confirming
his story. He said that tho Doctor
drew large blister upon his back in
five minutes, not by hard severe rub
bling, but by mere passes. The Doctor
stated that he should draw the
blister, and several stood by him to
see him, and in the short time of five
minutes q perfect blister arose on the
mans back, the witnesses plainly sec-
ing Il come all through its various
stages. Our friends the Ortons, are
very greatly surprised at what they
saw and heard and marvel wonderful.
ly, saying that it was . mistake that
this was no manufacturing point, for
this was certainly ahead Of anything
they ever saw.
Mrs Matilda Fletcher and husband
lett to-day. She stated to rs that the
Doctor gave her little or no encour-
agement in the way Of being able to
help Mr. Fletcher.-Daily Of the 18th.
Ottumwa weekly courier. (Ottumwa, Wapello County, Iowa) 1872-1899, 1875-05-19

The case of Hardin vs.. G.. NJ. 3.
Myers and c. Myers, of Eldon, arrest
cd for violating an Injunction issued
by Judge Sloan, the latter parties were
found guilty this morning al. Keosau-
qua, and were bound over to court in
bonds of $1,000 each.
Ottumwa weekly courier. (Ottumwa, Wapello County, Iowa) 1872-1899, 1875-05-19

The Republican State Convention OF
Pennsylvania is to DO held May 18th.
Governor Hartranft will be re-nomi-
mated without opposition. His ad-
ministration has gained for him uni
yersal favor.
Ottumwa weekly courier. (Ottumwa, Wapello County, Iowa) 1872-1899, 1875-05-19
Fer sale,

l will sell q 46.foot front Lot on very
advantageous terms, situated ON Sa-
manths street Immediately in the rear
Of Union Block. It has large frame
house on it, " hich with little repair,
would make good boarding house.
Tho lot has 46 feet fronting on the
railroad aud must speedily become
valuable for warehouse or elevator
purposes. Enquire at the Office Of the
undersigned over the Post Office.
d&wtf j. NJ. HEDRlCK.
Ottumwa weekly courier. (Ottumwa, Wapello County, Iowa) 1872-1899, 1875-05-19

Mr.. Sauer telegraph operator Of the
G. b. s. @. railroad who was transfer.
red to Omaha, has beon returned to
this city, and takes the place of Mr..
Flood, who goes from here to Mt
Pleasant.
Ottumwa weekly courier. (Ottumwa, Wapello County, Iowa) 1872-1899, 1875-05-19

Sam Jones the popular baggsgemsn
of the G. B. & @. railroad has had his
head sand-papered lately and his hat
is now several sizes too big for him,
but he ties it down with cable and
appears to be az happy 40 anybody.
Ottumwa weekly courier. (Ottumwa, Wapello County, Iowa) 1872-1899, 1875-05-19

"Take back this centennial beef, aud
bring me some that grazed on Boston
Commons before the tea party thun.
dered a guest at Keokuk hotel to
waiter the other day.
Ottumwa weekly courier. (Ottumwa, Wapello County, Iowa) 1872-1899, 1875-05-19
MONEY TO LOAN,

I'm sums ranging from $500 90 to
S1O,0OO.O0, secured by real estate In
the country or I'm tho city; buildings
i'm city, III we'll insured. taken as
part security. Interest 10 per cont
per annum. Time: from three to I'VE
years. o. II. LADD 4 CO.,
once en- Main street, over Chns.
Rachman's jewelry store, Ottumvva,
Iowa. mas :dkw n
Ottumwa weekly courier. (Ottumwa, Wapello County, Iowa) 1872-1899, 1875-05-19

The case against the Iowa Central
Railroad in regard 10 closing tho first
mortgage on that road has been con-
tinued until the October term, when
it will be closed if not settled previ.
ously.
Ottumwa weekly courier. (Ottumwa, Wapello County, Iowa) 1872-1899, 1875-05-19

James Robinson has claimed to be
the champion bareback rider of the
age, until man named Charles Fish,
of European celebrity, has concluded
to test the case by riding against Rob.
inson in San Francisco ring for $lO,-
600 and the diamond studded belt of
the world. Much betting is being in
dulged in by the San Francisco bro
kers on the result.
Ottumwa weekly courier. (Ottumwa, Wapello County, Iowa) 1872-1899, 1875-05-19

The Agency Independent, says
"Mrs. Nancy Miller, who was buried
last Sunday, at that place, was ninety
eight years of age. The husband, who
is still living, is one hundred and two
years old, and ia hearty, hale old
man."
Ottumwa weekly courier. (Ottumwa, Wapello County, Iowa) 1872-1899, 1875-05-19

We received to-day letter from Q
gentleman living nine miles in the
country back of Leavenworth, Kansar,
who says that the young grasshoppers
are appearing in myriads at this time
and devouring everything green. He
says the oAt fields are being eaten up
by them, and he fears that the young
corn, now some Of 1t just appearing,
will be cut down.
Ottumwa weekly courier. (Ottumwa, Wapello County, Iowa) 1872-1899, 1875-05-19

It is fun to see q fat man of o warm
day, chase railroad train, and when
he finally overtakes. it, to find that it
hadn't left after all, but was only run
ming over switch to get to it's regular
stand, as was the case to-day, At the
Union Depot in this city. The string
of adjectives that fellow used as he
rode back to the depot would bust up
the business Of any grammar maker
that has lived since the time the Eng
lish language was invented.
Ottumwa weekly courier. (Ottumwa, Wapello County, Iowa) 1872-1899, 1875-05-19

Suit has been instituted against the
st. L. X. c. & N. II. r. Co. by Ma
con County, No, for $4,000 and
against the Hannibal s. st. Joe Rail.
way Co., for $14O,O 1000, back taxes.
Ottumwa weekly courier. (Ottumwa, Wapello County, Iowa) 1872-1899, 1875-05-19
Millinery.

NJ. II. Hawks, has and is receiving
the largest and most complete stock Of
Millinery Goods ever brought into
Iowa. All the latest novelties can al
ways be found there, and at as low or
lower prices than elsewhere.
d&wtf.
Ottumwa weekly courier. (Ottumwa, Wapello County, Iowa) 1872-1899, 1875-05-19

The ice pedlers are trying their ut
most to make you believe it ia summer
by leaving huge cakes Of ice At your
doors.