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Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1875-11-10
THE EAsrERx QUESTION.

THE EASTERN QUESTION.
The St. Petersburg Ga,ese recently
in,iua..d that foreign cabinets must
take steps to strengthen confidence.
tina, the Sultan might Be able to fulhii
his promises; TO which the Lo"dsn
Ti,.<s, in an editorial reply. includes
these words:
1--WE prssuins Russia thinks that q
conference Of the great powers should
,s,isv the treaty Of Paris, and examine
into the state OF the Turkiah Empire.
IN A merely verbal pressure IL all she
has i'm view, 10 can be safsly APP
nlisd BY dispatches than by . confer
spcs. IL she aims al moro serious In
t~.r,sntion. IL must go so far. In order
10 10 effsctual., that 10 would raise ,
Eastern question in . peculiarly formid-
abie shape. England Ii not preparedto
tax 40 Immense Q responsibility In the
prssent unsettled state OF Europe
Il IL thus the old question returns.
and thus England looking back only
twsnty-ons years. sees that the debt
made and tho lives lost by the war OF
the Crimsa Was all work in vain. bring
ing No lasting results save another vim
dieaiion Of Enslish and French valor.
France 10 NO longer her ally. and II
abe we're. ID vsuld not avail England
now. Another power. the foremost In
military strength on the globe. stands
watching at the Eastern gates Of France.
and her great captain has said that
watch must not b abaisd. and no arm
Other military power permitted to grow
weak for atty ysars TO come. What
changes will Russia make In tho map of
Europe and Asia before fifty ysarsf
There 10 sonsthing dreadful In the pa
tisncs and psrtinaeity Of that mystsri-
Gus Russia. Tvsnty-ons ysan ago
France and England we're illuminated
bscsuss Of the lasting victory gained
over the Museovits. How hollow seems
that victory now. England cannot
fight Russia alone. without taking aP-
paliing risks. and abe . nowhere
obtain important assistance. The
news to-day informs ~ that
the Empsrors Of Russia. Prussia,
and Austria have ssnt their ultinatum
to the Sultan. II those three empires
are In accord Il simply bodss no promise
Of pssos 70 Europe. The Khsdivs Of
Egypt pays tribute 70 the Sultan. His
territory h already Ton paPsr) msnaesd
By Great Britain. He 10 . brave and
ambitious ruler. He has gathered
arssnd him some men Who earned thsiI
right 70 - called heroes In more dss-
psrass battles than have been fought In
Europe since Waterloo. Under these
oaesrs . brave and fierce army IL being
ossanizsd under the Pyramids. just
nov u 10 bsing hurled against the
Abysinians. or ssnt 70 explore the Upper
Nile, and learning fortituds and acquir'
Ing . strength to overcome hardship
every day. Suppose this svarthy SOW
srsisn, BY and BY. withdraws his ALE
glance from Turkey and makes . COM
hination with the Car whereby EUp,
agrees 70 withdraw aid from Turkey and
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1875-11-10

rtxz Ho.srs.-Ths Surer Siais says
Dslos Doty was In winnsmucca yester-
day with his horse Humboldt and u
race mare. On route for California.
Humboldt has beaten everything in
Idaho, and ID described rs . fine animal.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1875-11-10

JACK lAnsrIs arc abundant in the re-
gion Of winnsmucca. and the Silver
Stss says the Pluto rejoiceth greatly
that 20 thinas are such.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1875-11-10

J. A. BLossox and associates are
about 70 srscta furnace 70 reduce the
ores Of the Jerssy mins In Humboldt
county.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1875-11-10

TEE CARsoS VfoHwAYxAN.-Ths Car.
son Tribune Of yesterday says;
Scott, the hiRhwayman. had his trial
this morning. The q . was Of but short
duration, lasting but three hours. The
evidence was strong against the prison.
or. and nothing was shown In rsbuttal.
The Jury returned . verdict Of guilty OF
assault with intent 10 commit robbery.
The bold Individual will 10 brought up
for sentence on Thursday. We do not
wish to influence the Judge. but think It
Is 10 the interest Of the community that
this scoundrsl be sentenced to the fullest
extent Of the law.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1875-11-10
THIS II THE sEsr ROUTE EAs7

It's track 10 sfgTEEL RAILS, and on II has been
made the fastest time that has svrr been made IN
this country. By this route pa..enfsis fcr pc.ints
east Of ChieaEo have choice Of ths following hhes
BIZ the Piiisbur. Fort Wayne and Chicago and
Pennsylvania Raiiways-fhree through trains
pfh,i.aeipSi. and New Ysrs on each train. One
through train, with Pullman Palace Cars.
to Baitlmors and w.shlngtonl; ,..
and Connections NEW YORK Central and khs
Railroads. )-Thres through iains dsily, with
Palace Drawing Room and silver Palace sleep
ny u. ai;cfiasS Central, dram, Trunk, G!sai
Western anl Erie and New S"rk c-ntiai lisit
~ways-1hrre through inlns. with Pullman IaL
70 New Ysrs.ts Niagara Yaf.. Bunalo. iiocb.
ester. OF New York CITY.
trains daily. with Pullman Palace Cars. fog
Newark, Zaarsyile, Wheeling, Washington and
Baltimore. without change.
This Is the shortest, best anil only line running
Of Omaha aud from The West, Via brand Junction.
hArhAll, Cedar iiaplds. Clinton. sterling and Dix
on. for Chicago and the last
This popular route IL unsurpassed for Speed,
Comfort and Bafsty. The smooth. well ballastrd
and perfect track Of steel rails, the celebrated Pull.
system o. moving trains, the regularity. with which
they run, the admirable arrangement for running
through cars 10 Chicago from all points West, Ne
way Travelling. No changes of cars and no tedious
delays al ferries.
Passengers will and tickets via this favoriie rouis
4 s. II: Si n s.a I} Sf.s. Gsss' nj q s sss Ssss,s, ~. asi'n u
all tbs Ticket Onices of the Central Pacific Railroad.
MARVIN uuonrrr. W. II; ds ak fa... Agent.
den. euut. chicago.
II. p. sTANwOOD. General Agency. ~ Mont
Gomsry slteet, san franci.co. -. uloll-
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1875-11-10
County TreaSlrer's Office.

Until vuRrHxR NOTICE THE oPYICE
~ Of the Treasures Of Storey Couuty will be
located In the Green Building. one door south
ofths snginshouss Of Young America Rngins
Company No. 2, South O street. Virginia..
oS0U g. b. SMITH.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1875-11-10
RanSues OF The Lerd Maysr-Rtart
lisg speech BY Disraslt.

NIE HoNNuIo- "
Tbs Lord MAO. gave . grant banquet r..
night. which was attended by n embsrs Of the
Cabinet and other distinguished gus SITS Dis
rzeli. I'm r.ply To the usual toast In honor Of her
Malssty's government. COMMUNICATED Mr.. Made
on the settlement Of the China dim uity, and
couiinued; 81 ~i.h I eah say foreign
afAirs nearer home w.. re- - satisfactory N eur
r~slatisns with China. The partial revolt In
Jurksy has produced . state Of things such 90
often becomes critical. The forbeanncs Of the
an effect such - some m 1nths sgJ gave
us . right to bsiicvs the disturbance would
cease Immediately. Since then . financial CO.
tsstrvpse has revived the struggle and given .
nsw Aspect 30 all the circumstances II ID I'm
possible 10 deny that cirrum.tances are critical.
but ! still hive great eonfdenes In the forbcar.
a1os OF the powep. have not merely Q truit.
but . convection thai means will Be found 10
bring about q satisfactory r~sult. c snsisient
with tbs msintesanoe 81 'ks peaec az Europe.
! win not contemplate any other result. The In
question are more direct. hut not more cossid-
erabis than those Of Great Britain. Ths men
who have charge % our ada ~ are deeply G n
scious Of the magnitude OF our Interest,". which
thsy are rec w. d to guard snd maintain"
D'fsraeli. amer glowing references 10 indian.
solosiai ssd do@s.,ic Nam. soseiadsd With
yssr I hops N be able 10 e~onRrstulate you upon
tbs maintsaascs Of pesce, and trust. also, upon
the sucoeps Of our domestic policy. 70 that II an
exig-ecyshoald srise. and the roverelgn should
BE- called On 10 show her power and forcc, she
you'd b abb 70 appeal TO . costentsd and con-
TIE Fissseraia.De Yssng Libel
eait-rosis On che oreas HunninE
San PlAxcpco November Z.
The complaint asainst Charles and Michael
Y. Dc Young OF publislirg Q hbsl upon q. r.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1875-11-10
Rooms to Let.

1.-TWO GOOD ROOMS. KIIoiBLY STU.
..:d. n Cola MN. Apply q q: s,Ss;"'
Enterprise eopy.l psu
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1875-11-10

The complaint a.ainst CHARLES and Michael
u. Dc YOUNG Of publlstifg . hbsl upon o. r.
Fitzscrald, vas called again tor examinaiion In
the Polce Court, amer repeated continusnees,
Ottumwa weekly courier. (Ottumwa, Wapello County, Iowa) 1872-1899, 1875-03-17

The Sigourney Nescs says: Keofuk
county is Of this time fearfnlly ilva-
ded with the advance guards Origin.
ding monopolies." An engineer corps
Of the Rock leland railroad IL survey.
ing westward on what is supposed 70
b. somewhat direct route to Oska.
looss. Another corps under direction
OF the Same company IL driving stakes
southwark along the unoccupied grade
Of what is known In the history OF
cemeteries a. tho "St Louis and Cedar
Rapids railroad Where they intend
to switch of We don't know. And
still another corps OF tho willing tools
Of @soulless corporations, J" Il said to
bc doing the fiendish work preliminary
to completing the ruin that will Ibs
wrought BY constructing what Il best
known to our readers - Kirkwood's
Southwestern road. had the audacity
to camp Al What Choer few nights
since. Why ID this thus? u there no
power behind the throne that can stay
this threatened avalanche of dcsoaar
tion2 Arouse ye Granger -Aroass
ye Slaves! and rush to glory or 70
convenient markets. ii
Ottumwa weekly courier. (Ottumwa, Wapello County, Iowa) 1872-1899, 1875-03-17
From the Daily Of the 10Th.
Under the Ice and Gone /!
Cries for Help Heard, but too
late for Assistance.

Yesterday evening VIM. Bowen, q
man about 40 or as years OF age, living
In Cass township, came to this city to
do some business perhaps, at about ten
or eleven o'clock, and started home
last night about dusk. Mr.. Thompson,
toll keeper for the bridge company in.
forms our reporter that the first be
noticed of him, on his return, was
seeing the wagon standing on the ice,
Bowen in the wagon, calling for htl j
and the horses in the water. Himself
and two other persons started across
the bridge to his assistance, and they
had got half way over the bridge, be-
lore he went down, The wagon and
horses were recovered, but tho wagon
bed aud the man have neither been
found. although several persons are
working to recover the body. This
morning, parties at work there
found his cap, aud further than this
nothing is known. A little son of Mr.
Thompson's was also a witness of thu
affair, and says the man was sitting OF
the wagon waving his hat aud calm,
for help when his horses fret went In
to the water. The practice OF cutting
ice close TO the wagon road is danger
Gus at best, and this is the second
death caused by driving into hole
where the leo had been cut out.
will be remembered Jacobs wa
drowned on the oath of February 1877
in almost the same place where thi
accident happened.
AS we go to press force OF men ar
still engaged in removing ice, ant
| hunting for the body ofBowen.
Ottumwa weekly courier. (Ottumwa, Wapello County, Iowa) 1872-1899, 1875-03-17

A GooD INDUcEMENT.-A family
was looking for honse to rent and
finally found one which answered the
purpose, but the rent was too high
"Well, look at the neighborhood," re.
piled the woman who owned the
house. eyer can borrow flat-irons
next door, coffee and tea across tho
street; flour, sugar and soap on the
next next corner, and there's big
pile Of coal belonging to the school
house, right over yander!" The argu-
ment was Irresistible, the house was
rented, and house keeping started i'm
mediately. ST.
Ottumwa weekly courier. (Ottumwa, Wapello County, Iowa) 1872-1899, 1875-03-17

Hurdle Bank at Faye,te was robbed
on the Sd inst, of $4,000 and valua-
BILE papera. Tho Neus says that the
money belonged principally to depos.
itors. The money and papers were
placed in the vault the previous even
ing, but tho Cashier was careless
enough to leave them unfastened.
Suspicion is rife that he must have
been connected with the plot. He
will be requested by virtue ofa war
rant to await further Developments.
A great many think him entirely I'm.
connected with the affair, and it is TO
DO hoped that II will 90 turn out; yet
his extreme carelessness can notbc
overlooked.
Ottumwa weekly courier. (Ottumwa, Wapello County, Iowa) 1872-1899, 1875-03-17
nyspcpsia

Dyspepsia is the most discouraging md
distressing disease man II hsir. 70. AmGei-
cans are particularly snbjecttos This diselse
and-its effects: such as sour stomach, sdck
headache, habitual costiveness, hesrtbutn,
cr-brush, gnawing and burning painslin
tho pit of the stomach, coming up Of food
coated tongues, disagrecable taste In ths
mouth, impure blood and al diseases of tho
Stomach and Liver. Two doses Of GRrRss
AUGUST FLowEs will relieve you at once.
and there positively 10 not case IN the
United States il will mot cure. Ifyou doubt
this 60 to any Druggist, In Ottumws Iowa.
Co., and get sample bottle for 10 ospts
and Try II. Regular siss 70 cent?. ]. Z.
Tsylor 4 %. dtwalt
Ottumwa weekly courier. (Ottumwa, Wapello County, Iowa) 1872-1899, 1875-03-17

RATHER UNKIND.-The other day as
Keokuk train pulled out of Pella, q
woman loaned forward in her aeat and
called to her husband, who was seated
ten feet away:
iSay, Simon. did You wash your feet
and change your socks?"
"No, by.swan!-forgot all about il y
he replied.
SWELL" che said, as she leaned back,
II feel it in my bones that there's going
to be smashup before we get to OF
tumws, and if you're killed TIL pur-
tend don't know vel"
Ottumwa weekly courier. (Ottumwa, Wapello County, Iowa) 1872-1899, 1875-03-17

The Gate CITY says: "There seems
10 be . disposition on the part of farm.
ers just now to market what grain
they have to sell before the roads break
up. Moro grain is in store awaiting
shipment along the line of the X. & ID.
M. Road than for years past, the road
being unable TO furnish transportation
as fast as it lie demanded.
Ottumwa weekly courier. (Ottumwa, Wapello County, Iowa) 1872-1899, 1875-03-17

The bill comforting Circuit Court
jurisdiction on the U. S. District
Court in Iowa has passed tho Senate
and is now law. The bill provides that
suits for sums less than 5000 may be
brought in the Circuit Court at Des
Moines and then transferred to any of
the Circuit Courts ia the State.
Ottumwa weekly courier. (Ottumwa, Wapello County, Iowa) 1872-1899, 1875-03-17

"Leaf by leaf the roses fall" one by
one the old land marks fade, and soon
much sooner than many expect, the
Ottumwa of 25 years ago will exist
only in memory and history. Yester-
day evening, an old log stable, dwell
ling in days slang syne," tumbled to
the ground-a heap of dust and rotten
wood. A chicken of the male persua-
sion, nearly as old as tho hut, whose
old and feeble crow had awakened the
modern denizens Of his neighborhood
for many q year to glory again, was
crushed by the fall.
Ottumwa weekly courier. (Ottumwa, Wapello County, Iowa) 1872-1899, 1875-03-17

The Lyons Republican, of New Y ork,
says: "One thing has been demonstra.
ted by experience-no political party
can afford TO take charge of this license
question. 1t will be o milestone upon
the neck of the party that undertakes
to champion either side. 1t does not
belong to the domain Of politics, but
should be left to the moral sense of
each community. Therefore we say,
do not let the question enter into the
DQrtu caucus"
Ottumwa weekly courier. (Ottumwa, Wapello County, Iowa) 1872-1899, 1875-03-17

Boulton Bros. will remove their
stock of confectioneries in few days
TO a building opposite the Ballingall,
temporarily, Or until they can build.
They have rented their present room
to La Force & Morse, who will occu-
py it as dry goods store about the
10th of April,
Ottumwa weekly courier. (Ottumwa, Wapello County, Iowa) 1872-1899, 1875-03-17

There are three things. OF which i
now think. that arc detrimental to the
true interests Of our common schools.
I. TOO frequent change of text
=, a too frequent change of teachers,
.. a too frequent change of the
boundaries Of schooi districts.
These things are 80 menifest that an
attempt to provo them, would be q
work OF superogstion. TO state
them 10 TO prove them. Therefore
said, ~
1. That by a vice provision of law.
school books can be changed not Of.
tcner than every three years. Former.
y every teacher was in tho habit Of
introducing into the school he was
cailed 70 teach, thosc books which he
himself had last used when he went 10
scnooi these were the best, he thought,
90 that . chsnge of teachers was tent.
amount to change in text books.
Needless expense was entailed by the
the parents, and new set of terms
ana methods were marshallel before
the eyes OF tho gazing rustics circlcdl
~, ~, ! WI! cay, how ever, that sew.
n.rcn uo oso On ae sns sane subject, It the
p: :.. con Anord tnem-as On U. s.
varssI, p;.r me teacher is con.
| taach;n . VII aauvanceo methods OF
sessd II h. s;ay .ne .oplcai method-in-
;ndsaS o n.n GU eAPensive luxury, is
mort H.oss aavsatage. IN my Judg-
Sor ,c,... sm oooks ZOE study, many
'o To. a.s,.
ersi,, -. .ae aua,ogous reasons, Am, gen.
S-en,a Sto Shs, oPpOscd 70 the too
r. ,ae e' nn. "nange Q! toaoners. " course
MAJ IVY . SoIun.ty y aniicted with .
= pp ..ho eeacncr, !nough hc, or she, teach
and w;,hnnip n; - vrMitnout money
snch taacha . lily. ~. yet tne sooner
,ho 1891 os.Sc ca - UuAugeo sora good one,
Ottumwa weekly courier. (Ottumwa, Wapello County, Iowa) 1872-1899, 1875-03-17

Two weeks ago last Saturday, Mr..
Adam Schaefor, segsr maker, whose
place OF business is over Mr.. Barer's
restaurant In this city, left homo on q
collecting tour. The next Saturday
sfter leaving home no Was at West
Liberty aud went into the country
with a friend, Mr.. Weber, to spend
Sunday. On tho following Monday
Mr.. Weber took him to NichollS' sta
ton, where be proposed waiting for 4
train, and where MIR. Weber left him
about elk o'clock sr the yepaanUs
Since that hour nothing has been
heard from him, and there is no doubt
he has met with foul play.
While at Weber's he counted his
money and had $500. A man in Mich
oils owed him $50, and with that man
Mr.. Weber left him.
Mrs. Schaefer has visited that man
and he told her that her husband
bought q ticket and left ON tho 10
o'clock train Monday. Upon inquiry
at the ticket Office she was alarmed ct
ascertainiDg that the train due that
day at 10 a. m. did not come until 2
p. m, and that no ticket was sold for
it. So that there is that circ0mstantial
evidence to support Mr.. Weber's aver.
mont that Schaefcr was in Nichols
until six O'Clock y. m. '' @.g
The theory is that the party in Mich
oils madc payment to Schaefer of his
$40 debt, and in 30 doing got sight Of
Schaefer's money and possessed him.
self OF 1t by violence. ~ Y
This theory may do him much injus.
tice, but it is strengthened by his sub.
sequent prevarication 90 to Schacfer's,
leaving the station. @
The name Of the suspected party -
Nicholas Fuhr. IfMr. Schaefer ID ab..
sentiDg himself for any reason he
should promptly appear and relieve
this man of the terrible suspicion
which hangs over him. And Il any
parties know any trace Of the miDinK1
man, they viii favor I'll pastssI BY
sending word to Mrs. A. Schaafor,
care Charles Barer Iowa City.-lowa
CitV Press. 8. ..<. r.
Ottumwa weekly courier. (Ottumwa, Wapello County, Iowa) 1872-1899, 1875-03-17

CAPT. SHANNoN-The Monroe Her.
aid gives the following account Of how
Capt. Shannon, who figured promin-
emily around Red Rock during the
war, came to grief in Nebraska:
1T is reported that Capt. Shannon,
who, it will be remembered, visited
this place In the interest of Nebraska
sufferers, has been hung by the Ne.
braskians. From what we have been
able to learn, it seems that he took the
produce and other stuff that he collect.
ed for tho sufferers, to Ottumwa, and
there made sale OF 1t, pocketing the
money. II this BIO true, II Is no won.
der the people became Infatuated be-.
yond endurance"
Ottumwa weekly courier. (Ottumwa, Wapello County, Iowa) 1872-1899, 1875-03-17

The Marshall Republican, proposes
to issue semi.weekly edition, the
first No. on Saturday next 1t has be-
come convinced that IS weekly paper
is too slow medium for local news in
city Of the size aud standing Of Mar
shaltown." Success to you, Bro. Mel
1io
Ottumwa weekly courier. (Ottumwa, Wapello County, Iowa) 1872-1899, 1875-03-17

Never neglect q cough or cold, as it is the
most dangerous ai,ment you are subject to,
but get bottle Of Vests Pulmonary Bal
sam and be cured. This balsam has few
equals as pulmonic remedy. 1t has stood
the test of fifteen years, and to-day stands
at the head of balsans for the cure Of coughs;
colds, hoarseness, whooping cough, or any
throat or lung disease. Trial bottles 25 ur
so cents cents. Large bottles $1.00. Sold
by all druggists. MIL 2td ltw
Ottumwa weekly courier. (Ottumwa, Wapello County, Iowa) 1872-1899, 1875-03-17

Nine bushes houses and blocks so
far are arranged for erection this
spring, in Ottumwa, aud the building
season not yet open. We predict that
more building will be done in Ottum.
wa in 1876 than on any previous year,
Excelsior!
Ottumwa weekly courier. (Ottumwa, Wapello County, Iowa) 1872-1899, 1875-03-17

Some bold thief yesterday afternoon
entered the residence of Mrs. Burns
on Jefferson street, went into the sec.
ond story, emptied bureau of its con-
tents and tied them up in bed spread
prepatory to carrying them of, when
he became alarmed aud fed minus
his booty. Mrs. Burns aud her family
were in the basement, and IL is sup
posed the thief thought no one was in
the house, and cut stick when he
heard some one was there. Better
keep your upstair doors locked when
you are down in the basement--Dai-
IN llth inst.
Ottumwa weekly courier. (Ottumwa, Wapello County, Iowa) 1872-1899, 1875-03-17

Many boarding houses can be easi-
ly told by the number of wood piles
and coal boxes adjoining the sidewalks
or street in front. 1t is also an un-
mistakeable sign that such places fur.
nish grub, but not fuel.
Ottumwa weekly courier. (Ottumwa, Wapello County, Iowa) 1872-1899, 1875-03-17

The following advertisement APP
pears in the Jacksonville journal j:
"Wanted-At the Avenue House, two
good dining loom girls. Also one
fresh milk cow. All in good milking
order. Boarders furnished with fresh
milk at this establishment daily"
Ottumwa weekly courier. (Ottumwa, Wapello County, Iowa) 1872-1899, 1875-03-17
Tho following lucid paragraph we

Tho f0llQWing lucid peragraph we
clip from the Charlton Patriot:
"In Ottumwa the cntire Republican
ticket was elected, with the exception
Of ono alderman, Mr.. Orr. who has
been serving in that capacity az
Mayor"
As parsgraphist tho editor does
not seem to be . success. For the BEN
eft Of the Patriot we will explain that
all the Republican candidates were
elected except one candidate for alder.
man and that aldermen do not serve
in the capacity of Mayor, but on the
contrary Mayor Orr was reelected by
2 largely increased majority for third
Ottumwa weekly courier. (Ottumwa, Wapello County, Iowa) 1872-1899, 1875-03-17

Morey & Leas are removing their
stock of cigars and tobacco from Mar
ket street to their room in Curlew
block where their salesroom will be
hereafter. They are fitting up a
mandatory in one of the upper
stories Of Union block % by so feet,
which will give them facilities for
working eighty hands. They are fit
ting it up in good shape and soon will
be enabled to do much larger bust
ness, which their trade seems TO de-
mand. They are young men Of pluck
and enterprise and ere hound 10 make
things lively. Success to them.
Ottumwa weekly courier. (Ottumwa, Wapello County, Iowa) 1872-1899, 1875-03-17

A young man Of our acquaintance,
on the south side of the river, killed
wild turkey some two weeks ago,
A neighbor had him arrested for VIC
lating the game law, and the turkey
cost him $ll,25. Don't say "turkey"
to him any more. The man that re-
ported the case, spent about S. worth
of shoe leather in travelling and seeing
that the case was duly prosecuted, and
got nary cent.