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Bozeman avant courier. [volume] (Bozeman, Mont.) 1872-1882, 1875-06-04
Durham or Short-Horn Cattle.


This breed OF cattle excel all othe
beasts OF the bovine race in their large
rangv form, full chests, round barrel
I'm. b of carcass ard depth Of b'isket
They have a good constitution. which
gives them great capacity to put on ~
abundant supply Of fine marbled beef
Their merits consist in great measure
in tn, ir value for the shambles. Their
may be milking families; we have seer
such. but their number is comparativel!
small in proportion to tho great number
that run to beef.
As food is essential to human subsist
cnce, this class will supply more wants
than the dimnutive runts grown upor
barren pastures and subjected to the r:2i
,rosts OF winter without sufficient food OF
shelter.
There Is always demand. at high
prices, for large premium beeves, WHOSE
surplus mesh is msrbled all over with tat.
It is q luxury to get hold Of the rich,
Juicy meat in which this class so pre-em-
ineutly abounds. They have become b
great favorite in the market, and are des-
tined to Increase 10 public favor on &C.
count o: their capacity to continue to put
on fish to correspond with the foot con-
sumed. 1t takes no more labor to tax
care of large OK than II does small one,
and 1t does not consume more than one.
fourth more food. Sill you get twice Of
much weight In the same carcass. There
Is saving III labor and food, which de
tcrmincs the cost Of production. The
short horns are deservedly held in hi2I
estimation tor their generous supply AMI
good quality Of beef, one Of the leading
objects in the production Of live stock.
They are especially adapted to fertile dis
tsicts, where grass and grain abound b
profusion. They will pay for the foot
they eat, and their early maturity make
quick returns upon the capital invested
The advantages Of quick growth and a.
early market encourages Investments il
this favoritc breed for the purpose o
short returns for reinvestment. tn
breeder seeks that class which ripe'
young to realize from the adventure. Th
butcher prefers young, tender beef b.
cause 1t supplies the demand Of bis Gus
toners aud pay s the best. The consume
is better satisfied with young. thrift!
Durhams that have grown tender becaus
they have grown last.
The Durhams have been long f'vorit
breed in England. where the population
Is crowded and the:grazin9 land eompar
atively limited. It Is necessary there t
grow the greatest amount Of food posi-
ole on the least number of acres Of land :
sustain the population. hence. this IA
NOUS breed OF Durhams WIRE improves
by eminent and gifted breeders 10 NEE
this emergency; to feed hungry workin.
men who eat their bread ID the sweat o
their brow.
Collins, Bates, Booth and other cello
brated breeders OF Short-hosns must hav
reaped great seward for their labors
Their herds served 10 enrich England. b
being purchased at high prices and ship
ped to foreign nations. The founders 9
high bred cattle have not only conferrc
! blessing upon their own country, bu
have given IN impulse to the cause Of in
provement In every civilized country I
tho world II Western Rursl.
Bozeman avant courier. [volume] (Bozeman, Mont.) 1872-1882, 1875-06-04
Willow Springs, March 20. 1875.

1.-THE Way to Wealth, tf y0ss
desire q, t. Gs plain as the sCIy
10 Observation-Disclosures.
AGENTS WANTED
Ito canvass in Gallatin and adjoining
|cOurties for the new book
"auCCESS IN BUSINESS" or
Bozeman avant courier. [volume] (Bozeman, Mont.) 1872-1882, 1875-06-04
Selecting Calves to Keep.

An intelligent stock raiser says: The
points that indlcats Z good COW are dis
cernible in the calf-and Why mott Thia
may sta9ger some dairy,men. but that d
lost what We wish 70 do. 4 Wholesale
slaughter Of calves ~ the spring b wrong.
IA calf will show : good milk mirror q
we'll as COW; ajheslthy. thrifty looking
and strong loin - we'll - . cow-and
these points make mp the COW evsry dine.
Let the brss b what Il may. this y on
|exprrience in the matter. A calf that h
worth ten or liiteen dollars, should not
b. KILLED for the lack u judgment In ~
|Iecting.
Bozeman avant courier. [volume] (Bozeman, Mont.) 1872-1882, 1875-06-04

This country has money
for everybody. Money H.
Trade, in the Mil. in thu
Mines. on the Farm, in the
Garden, in Wheat, in Corn.
in Stock, in Poultry. This
book shows how Business
Men, Farmers, Working
men, Young Men and Wo-
men, all may get, save, loan
and nae II.
Ottumwa weekly courier. (Ottumwa, Wapello County, Iowa) 1872-1899, 1875-09-22
Agricultural Meeting.

The Board of Directors OF the Wap-
clio County Agricultural Society met
at the City Hall. September 18th, 1875,
Capt. ii. Garfield presiding.
On motion of JAS. ID. Lsdd, q pro-
gramme and premium list aggregating
$500 was adopted for the adjourned
exhibition TO commence October 9th
and continne two or three days. This
adjourned fair will be exclusively for
tho exhibition of speed; except lady
equestrianism which will remain as
published In the premium list.
On motion Of N. c. Hill 3 premium
of $25, confined to the county, he
awarded 10 the best and fastest trotting
three year old, to be divided as fol.
lows: $40, 81. So, and So, Adopted.
On motion of Mr.. Newell ordered
that J. + Langiord be paid $500 out
OF the present funds, the balance after
the society receives the State dona-
ton.
On motion of Mr.. Michael, it was
ordered that the Executive Committee
be instructed to procure posters print
ed and notices to advertise the fair to
come off on the 9Th and 7th of October
On motion Of Mr.. Pedrick it was
ordered that the society reserve to it.
self the right to adjourn from day to
day until the weather becomes favor.
able.
On motion adjourned.
N. M. IVES, Sec'y.
Ottumwa weekly courier. (Ottumwa, Wapello County, Iowa) 1872-1899, 1875-09-22
RAILROAD ACCOMPLISHMENTS b

RAILROAD ACCIDENTS Saturday be-
tween two and three O'Clock, A. NJ, an
accident happened at the crossing OF
the {. B. & q. and the X. 4 ID. NJ Rail
roads, q half mile below town. 1t
seems that the North Missouri switch
engine WAS down at tho stock yards
doing some switching and getting ont
some cars loaded with stock. The
night was very foggy and dark, and
we are informed by the engineer OF
the North. Missouri train that it was
impossible to see more than compile
of car lengths ahead. They had near
~ finished their work. were backing,
and were nearly of the {. p. & g.
track, when heavy freight train came
down the track with two engines at
tschea, the first one OF which struck
the North Missouri engine CHANGING
lick on tho side, breaking the cylinder
head, and making considerable OF a
wreck of the machinery on that side
The fret G. Il. Il q. engine was much,
the worst damaged. was thrown from
the track, and turned over into the
ditch. Tho second engine remained
on the track. and was not damaged tC
any extent. We are happy to say that
no person was injured in the least.
Ottumwa weekly courier. (Ottumwa, Wapello County, Iowa) 1872-1899, 1875-09-22
Effects pisappnt,on Counicrac.cd.

Alcoholic exepsses cannot be too earnest
~ deprecated, both Tor their destructive ef-
!ccts upon the constitution and their pctni.
cioHs Influence upnn mans general welfare
At the same time there is little probability
that he viii cease to indulge in Them Until
the end Of time. Common humanity
would therefore seem to dictate the sug-
geston Of the most efficient means Of coun-
teracting their effects. There is not among
medlcated stimu!ants one 50 admirably ca
cnlated TO counteract the physical conse-
qpences Of hard drinking as uostette;'s
Stomach Bitters, which relieve the nausea
and headache produced by it, steady the
trembling nerves, and yield that unlayefish
repose which is tho best IecupcFant II
health shaken by excess. The bilious
symptoms caused by dissipation are
promptly relieved by the bit.ers. which are
also an excellent remedy for all disorders
affecting the stlmch. bowels, liver aud uriE-
airy organs, 10 which it imparts unwen;ef
regularity and tone.
Ottumwa weekly courier. (Ottumwa, Wapello County, Iowa) 1872-1899, 1875-09-22
QUESTION SsRNITTED TO v0-
TERS.

-sS s,4r- y-sSsr--ys ~ w .~.sv = y f-ssr-s.
Iowa:
The Board of Supervisors of Wapei-
10 county. Iowa. at their September,
Il D.. 1875, session, passed the follow
ing resolution, to which yonr attcn-
ton is earnestly invited:
"WHEREAs. the Poor Farm and Poor
House thereon. belonging to Wapelio
county Iowa, are now of insufficient
capacity to meet the requirements of
the county for the comfort of paupers :
and.
WHEREAS. II is deemed advisable to
dispose OF tho present property for the
purpose OF investing in more suitable
and better property and.
WHEREAS, The law contamplates the
submission of such questions to the
voters therefore.
ReSoIred, by the Roara Of Superb
sors Of Wapeiio county, Ioara. That The
question OF selling the Poor Farm and
all its appurtenances, be submitted to
the voters of said county at the General
Election 10 he held on the 18th day of
October. A. D., 1917. The tickets shall
be either printed or written. as follows /.
'sFor the sale of the Poor Farm =
against the sale of the Poor Farm. i"
Attest: WM II CALDWELL,
septl2wit County Auditor
Ottumwa weekly courier. (Ottumwa, Wapello County, Iowa) 1872-1899, 1875-09-22
Of all the electors in said county. "a

OF all the electors in said county. to-
wit:
Two members OF the Honsc of Rep
rcsen!atives.
nnc Treasurer.
One Sheriff.
One Auditor.
One Surveyor.
Ono County Superintendent of
Schools.
One member OF the Board OF County
Supervisors.
One Coroner.
7. =. SplIMAS,
Sheriff of Wapello Go. Iowa.
September 2lst. 1875.
Ottumwa weekly courier. (Ottumwa, Wapello County, Iowa) 1872-1899, 1875-09-22

Republican township Convention.
The Republican voters Of Center
Township, Wapello county, Iowa, will
meet in Convention at the Court
House, in Ot,umwa, on Saturday, the
18th day of September, 1875, at three
O'Clock, r. Nj, to put in nomination
candidates for the following named
Township offices. to-wi;: Two Con-
stables 10 ill vacancy. three Trustees,
one Township Clerk, and one Assess
or. w. II. FErZER,
w. II. G. JAQuEs,
Township Committee
Ottumwa weekly courier. (Ottumwa, Wapello County, Iowa) 1872-1899, 1875-09-22
Chairman Up, Committee.

Mcssrs. Kirk Il Walker, the popular
lumber dealers on Market street. are
selling lumber at an astonishing rate.
They inform MS that their sales are
now larger than ever before. How
ever, they have on hand fine stock Of
choice lumber OF all kinds that Ia
needed for building purposes. and arc
receiving more every day. Their stock
Of shingles. lath. sash, doors. blinds,
pickets, building paper, paints. &C., is
always complete. Ii any Of the road
era Of the CoTRIEH wiah Ia bny lum-
Der at reasonable rates. they shonla al
waysrcmember Kirk &c Walter. d&w
Ottumwa weekly courier. (Ottumwa, Wapello County, Iowa) 1872-1899, 1875-09-22
Batavia Catches.

II was our good fortune lately Ia
visit the enierprising little town, or
city, of Batavia, lying just over The
border in Jefferson comfy. We guess
il contains some five or six hundred
people. The church going part can
attend either the Methodist. Presby.
terrain or Baptist churches. each hay-
ing a good house in which TO worship.
The dry goods and general mer-
chandise trade is well represented BY
some four or five firms. Roggs Il
Bro. do a good business and are well
liked by their customers. W. W.
Welday & Bro. carry a large stock
and sell some $4,000 worth per year.
These are both good aud reliable
firms.
Mr.. Iiill IS n useful man in his line
supplying The good people with drugs
and stationery, also keeping q jewelry
establishment. Mr.. Shive furnishes
pumps for the people and wards OH
The lightnings with his rods.
Mr.. Clark captures the light of the
sun and forms il into likenessCs OF
the people who pay him for ii. and
generally pleases them with the come
illness of their own countcnances.
Mr.. Marshall is competing success
fully with the merchants of Ottumwa
and Fairfield in the furniture trade.
lie has very large stock and for
many reasons can sell cheaper than
merchants in larger places.
Howell IL Nntting are still running
the old mill and doing good work.
j. {. McDill a. Co. doa heavy bust
ness in grain. They have an elevator
for convenience and profit i'm han
ding it, which many other firms
would do well in building. About
$50 ears of oats and corn are shipped
per year, besides wheat and grass
seed. BY reference to their record OF
weights they showed us that they had
weighed on their scales during the
past year about 5000 hogs besides
many car loads of cattle. Probably
much more stock than this is shipped
rom here. Batavia. on account OF
wv me farming country surround
ing ~ ana IT'S railroad, is decidedly
. good shipping point
Isaac Hardin, ut the old stand. fur.
nishes good wholesome hotel a"ca,a.
modaiions for man and beast Tbos,
who call on him will be wei, traa,od I
There u a great variety Of corn no
tween here and Batavia. In som,
fields II Il worth $50 peracre, iii som,
~ cents. Some orchards have a,
abundant crop of apples.
We made short call at Agency
but more of this at another time.
AGO.
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ALE
~.
|oorof
clock.
Ottumwa weekly courier. (Ottumwa, Wapello County, Iowa) 1872-1899, 1875-09-22
FARM FOR SALE.

One of the best farms in Wapello
county, Iowa; 557 acres-350 acres of
it in a good state of cultivation. rich
bottom land balance pasture and tim
Der land, fenced. Good crops this
season. A good brick house. contain
ing seven rooms; also two tenant
houses, good barn and orchard, and
four good wells. Six miles below OF
tumwa. south side of Des Moines riy-
err. A large stock range south and ad.
joining this farm: is known as the
John Wiley farm. Postoilice address,
Cliiliand. a. HAgrER.
aug 25-wtf
Ottumwa weekly courier. (Ottumwa, Wapello County, Iowa) 1872-1899, 1875-09-22
Local. MARKETS.

The weather for the past week has
been favorable for trade. and the
receipts have been very fair on an av-
crage, but to-day the receipts have
been larger than any day during the
year. Fall wheat is little of, but
the offerings to-day were of fair
quality, bringing readily SlMl 10
Old spring wheat is very scarce, but
little coming in, and the prices remain
unchanged at 90@sl 90,
New Spring wheat-the offerings
were light and the quality none of the
best. We quote GOO SOC.
Rye-A shade easier. but q good
quality readily sells at 55c, though the
average price is about j2c, and some
sold as low as 80.
Corn is fairly ac,ive-rcceipts large
and is for the best quality, lower than
last week 40@i5.
Oats-The receipts arc very large
and the price is firm at 3Jc.
Barley--There is none in market OF
any consequence and the receipts are
fully equal to the demand at former
quotations 30@S0.
Timothy seed S2.00@2l5.
Potatoes 25@30c; onions TJc@SI.00
Hay is plentiful at $4,000 1890 per
ton.
Batter, choice roll. 30s: eggs l5c per
doz. ; Grapes are in good supply, sell
ing at 3@ 4c per H..
Hides and Woo,-There ia no ma
terial chsngc. The quotations are:
Fleece Washed. .... a5G37
Unwashed--Fino, heavy
to light. ......... 2O@l5
Unwashed --Mei,;um 10
coarse. .............. 25G2.
Tub-waahed - Poor to
primo 4OGi5
Bury wool, toS cts. y h loss.
Dingy, poorly washed, 2@ Dc less
Hides
Dry flint, per lb. 49,. L.
Dry salted, per lb. .... IL
Green per ID. 5i5
Green salt cured. 800. u.
Grnbby, u off in price.
Veal hides, per lb... 10
Sheep pelts, per piece. lo@i.oO
Ottumwa weekly courier. (Ottumwa, Wapello County, Iowa) 1872-1899, 1875-09-22

w 80 ~ hAst
W. II. FErZFR. Clerk, MayOl
Ottumwa weekly courier. (Ottumwa, Wapello County, Iowa) 1872-1899, 1875-09-22
NEW ADVERTISEMENTS

t~~"SrIT~S>s~ONJS~~~~~ o1~Se-~~N~~-$NrN/$N
q. a.. 81. 81 CO.. O.. A ".
Ottumwa weekly courier. (Ottumwa, Wapello County, Iowa) 1872-1899, 1875-09-22

The attention of orr readers Is in
vited to the advertisement of A.
Schmitt, Merchant Tailor and Cio,hier.
Tie has lately opened out a fine stock
in the building lately occupied by
B0ulton & Bro, on Main street. and
proposes to sell at very low prices
He has first-class cutter, and makes
the best Of suits to order. Give him
a call and price his goods.
Ottumwa weekly courier. (Ottumwa, Wapello County, Iowa) 1872-1899, 1875-09-22
nf0As Excitement fn Ostu,nwa at
Week,s store.

Tho largest and incest stock of Dry
Euoods, Dress Goads, FIannels. Shawls,
sokirts, Cloaks and Waterproofs, La
soles Hats, Flowers, Birds, and
fostners' In largo variety new goods
In Notions, Hosiery, Sc, &c
Fifty pieces OF Fine Black Alpacss
% pieces OF Plain Dress G GODS in new
designs-all the style east; 200 pieces
of Dress Goods, low priced 100 nairs
Blankets, white and colored ; 100 cases
Boots and Shoes very low, Home.
made Jeans and Flannels. Go to j.
MFEK's for the above goods. s22 ltw
Ottumwa weekly courier. (Ottumwa, Wapello County, Iowa) 1872-1899, 1875-09-22

falls Vegetable Sicilian Hair Remover
now stands among the frs, and at the
head Of all articles for a similar purpose.
The testimony OF our physicians is concla.
sive as to its vslue and we are personally
acquainted with scores Of cases where it
has been used with the best of results. 1t
will restore gray hair to its original color,
and leaves it glossy, and in a healthy con-
ri,tian :. svhiiess@tar sseatls tre,fblsa with
dandraif, or any diaeisc Of the scalp, il acts
ike charm ia cleaning them. Fry il. and
yea will not lo disappointed EomeR
Courier. lIRu 20R.
Ottumwa weekly courier. (Ottumwa, Wapello County, Iowa) 1872-1899, 1875-09-22
NOlice.

Ran nif from the undersigned, living
L. miles south of Mariinsbnrg, Keo-
knk county, Iowa, on tho 18th day of
August, 1875, a bound boy, by the
name of Henry Rouke. hereby warn
everybody not to harbor or trust him
on my account.
August 30th, 1876.
ang30 1tW*, u. l.. ANTgogus
Ottumwa weekly courier. (Ottumwa, Wapello County, Iowa) 1872-1899, 1875-09-22
RECONCILIATION.

We arc pleased to notice that the work
of reconciliation is going on rapidly.
Mr.. Jefferson Davis, who, perhaps, has
the sorcst had in Aneric', is gradu-
ally becoming reconcilea to the Amer
can people. His great agricultural
tonr of the vegetable societies OF the
Southwest, is doing much to molly
his outraged fecinge. The obsequious
attention. which he il receiving at the
hands OF a repentant people. arc doing
much to offset the great wrong which
WAS done him in pulveriziug his fo-
slavery Contederacy and driving | i'm
to bay, and ignominious captivity. We
are pleased To note that he has u very
high opinion of our grcenback circn-
Iation so high. in fact. that he is op.
posed to making any unnecessary ar
rangements for it's redemption. Ills
opinions on our currency question
ought TO be considered valuable. for
he was responsible for most of their
issue. In fact. he might he considered
the father of the greenbaeks. And
since jefferson Davis is being recon-
cilea, it seems to be apity that Wirz
was hung for starving and killing on
~ u few hundred Of his powerlcss. nom
resistant prisoners. He too, If only
living, might be I'D the reconciliation
business, and big card TO draw cnri-
ons pumpkin heads 10 pions Eoss
trots. Now that Jefferson Davis is
having HIS sore places healed, and be-
coming reconciled to the people, who
have so greatly wronged him, there Ia
only one thing left to inaugnraie the
political millennium. Let Grant, Sher-
man. and Sheridan make tour of the
South and apologize for Nickshnrg,
Atlanta, aud Five Forks. snd then Let
Davis be made President, 10 Johnston
General, in place OF Sherman. and
Beanrcgard Lieutenant General. aTce
and The great work of recon
cling the Southern leaders to the
horaes of Northern vsndals, who rode
rough shod over their confeaeracy,
will be complete and universal har-
mony and fraternity will prevail.
Brethren lei us shake hands across tho
bloody chasm
Ottumwa weekly courier. (Ottumwa, Wapello County, Iowa) 1872-1899, 1875-09-22

Wit
|cction
Hack
ION 10
acre;
J 2, at
+ 1926;
y; No.
he lots
I'D for
a the
years.
|yable
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EARMsE0x RENT.

Two good farms south of Otinmwa.
containing lG0 and 800 acres, for rem,
on good terms. Enquire Of Chambers
Il McEiroy, Attorneys, over tho Post
Office. s9n-wti
Ottumwa weekly courier. (Ottumwa, Wapello County, Iowa) 1872-1899, 1875-09-22

Both man and beast are liable to ac-
cidcnta, prompt remedy used at tho
right time, often saves weeks and
months of pain. DIR. Green's Crimcan
Liniment and Liver and Ague Pills
should always be kept in the house.
Il
Ottumwa weekly courier. (Ottumwa, Wapello County, Iowa) 1872-1899, 1875-09-22

II The editor of the Marshallrown Re-
sublican has been informed by Hon.
M. r Cuts, Attorney General, that he
nhal file q motion for rehearing il
tho Brandt case, at the Davenport,
term of the Supreme Court.
Ottumwa weekly courier. (Ottumwa, Wapello County, Iowa) 1872-1899, 1875-09-22
HranraNn TowNsHlr, Sept Is, rs.

HI0HLAND ToWNsHir, Sept Is, 70.
Republican voters OF Highland Tp.,
met in convention pursuant to previous
notice, and nominated the following
candidates:
Justice of the Peace, John p. Spill
man.
Constahles,--Eli, Richman. Martin
N. WyckoA.
Trustees, Buckner. John G..
Whipple. and Joseph Gibson.
Assessor.--S. kirkpatrick.
Clerk, John F. Emery.
a. J. WHIPrLE,
Chairman,
Ottumwa weekly courier. (Ottumwa, Wapello County, Iowa) 1872-1899, 1875-09-22

SCuool MATTrEs.--The enumera-
ton of school children Just returned
to the Secretary of Ottumwa Indie
pendent School District shows that
there are. between the ages of 3 and
l2, 1925 males. and l,362 fcmales--to.
tai, o,6SI, an increase of about 200
compared with the enumeration of
last year. The yaluc of our school
houses, now erected, is $4,000, school
apparatus 5000 The amount of School
House Fund received from all sources
in the year was IS. 0G9 % amount ex-
pended, S5.7ll,05; amount ON hand,
$s,O2S.Ti amount Of teachers fund on
hand and received. SIG, sos ~ amount
expended, $ll, l5S.S0; amount on hand,
s5,tio.l2. Among the children OF
school age, one is blind and one deaf
and dumb. There is Superintendent.
| Principal OF High School, teacher
of vocal music, and Ii female teachers
employed Tho average cost of male
teachers per month is S90,a.5. females
$50.5l. The average cost per month
for each scholar is $li7 In addition
to the two school buildings already
occupied, the District is erecting an
other very fine building that will have
six more rooms, play room, etc, and
will accommodate about 400 scholars.
Ottumwa weekly courier. (Ottumwa, Wapello County, Iowa) 1872-1899, 1875-09-22

HALLS BALsAM has saved the lives
~ thousands OF valuable citizens, who,
but for 1t, would have boen in untime
y graves to-day. II is certain rem
edy for Coughs, Colds, Consumption.
and oil diseases of the throat and re.
spiratory organs. It never fails.--
Price, $l,00 per bottle.
Ottumwa weekly courier. (Ottumwa, Wapello County, Iowa) 1872-1899, 1875-09-22

n u. J. Powell has added number
eOf ears of Lee corn to our agricultural
show. The man that aees them will
sdiscard the idea that the corn crop is .
failure this season, "a they are nnnsu-
ally large and well filled ont.
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DIED

Last evening at o'clock. Mrs ;. J. rciers,
wife of y. &. Pelers, aged ~ years.
Funeral from residence on Second street, Thurs
'lay, 25d inst, al 5 O'Clock r NJ Friends OF The
family will please attend without further notice.
On the 10th inst . at u O'Clock r. NJ of Eercbr,,-
spinal Meningitis, Samuel lioyland, aged q years
and 10 months
Ottumwa weekly courier. (Ottumwa, Wapello County, Iowa) 1872-1899, 1875-09-22
Agency Marble Worn..

III Will Dillon, having permanently
located in Agency City, offers To save
his customers giving shop orders, fif-
steen to twenty per cent. The best
material used and work warranted to
give satisfaction. sl6-wot
Ottumwa weekly courier. (Ottumwa, Wapello County, Iowa) 1872-1899, 1875-09-22

Nj. s.0ats II. q. a. Northern KatIr0ad
Persons are hereby notified that no
person will be allowed to cross the
North Missouri Railroad bridge after
this date under any circumstances. =
ANY person making the attempt will
DO arrested and fined.
aIo"w1t.dl, w. G.. LINN, Gen. Act,