Ottumwa weekly courier. (Ottumwa, Wapello County, Iowa) 1872-1899, 1876-04-12

w. 8. MYR,cK, Chillicothc, Iowa
u Mr. RusH. p. NJ, Chillicothe.
II. B. WAaERs, p. NJ, Agency City.
IT. GREENLAND, p. NJ, Batavia.
The Carroll Herald hopes to see
Secretary Young unanimously re-
nominated.
Remember 10 call ON 4. j. Turner
~ Co.'S. for Implemcnts--near the
Court House Square.
Moss &c Co, keep the finest of Shoes
for Ladies Misses and Children.
County orders are now at par ana
will be paid on presentation at the
County Treasury.
The Presbytery of Des MONIES
votes unanimously in favor OF the
taxrtion of church property.
You can buy your Paints, Oils,
Glass, &c, Kelly at the lowest
prices. III VA
II isa great thing to be a Queen,
and yet Queen Victoria had to admit
the other day that she had never Wis
tied the Great Revolution.
100000 Usage Plants, $3.50 per
1000. 10000 at @2. 90 per THOUSAND.
GRAVES & ROBERTS, Ottumwa.
Gray Il Kirkpatrick, are the au-
thorized agents for the sald of Bauer
Il Kicster's goods at Iowa Pump
|. shop on Second street. all-wtf
III You are awake to your true in
tcrests you will avail yourselves of
the great bargains in clothing to be
mad at the Big Bonanza. all-d&wtf.
l.. E. Danforth, of Eddyville, who
recently fell from the third story of
Luck House has SO far recovered as
to be able to walk around the streets
again. +.
Large line of Serge goods of all
grades at Moss & Co.'S. alO-d&wtf
Henry M. Fair informs us that the
agricultural business was never bet
ter than it is now, and he counts his
sales last Saturday at over 81 ,OOO.--
This is the natural result of low
prices aud fair dealing.
There are many desirable goods
left in the clothing line at the Big
Bonanza, Notwithstanding the rush.
Come and buy what you want while
YOU NAV. all-d&wtf.
An Ottumwa girl looked SO nice
and tidy with a new dress-shc had
bought at the Great Revolution-that
a rich man made her his cherished
wife.
The new game law prohibits the
shooting or killing of prairie chick
ems i'm this State for the purpose of
shipping the same to any point with
in or without the State for the pur-
pose Of selling the same.
Coop CooKs.-Ladies, if you wod
he known as good cooks, and would
avoid the modification ofhaving poor
buiscuit for tea when you have COM
pany, use ID. b. DeLand " Co.'s Best
Chemical iSalayats,s, and that only.
Ladies Fine French Kid, Box toe
side lace, small sizes at Moss. d&wtf
Both man and beast arc liable to
accidents, prompt remedy used at
the right time, often saves weeks and
months of pain. DIR. Green's Crimean
Liniment and Liver and Agne Pills
should be kept in the house.
More agricultural implements are
being sold in this city this spring than
was ever know before at this time OF
year. Farmers are disposed to take
advantage of labor-saving machinery
and hence have increased crops every
year
The direct application is the right
way to reach the Lungs. Inhaling
"Forest Tar in Solution" has proved
most satisfactory to the Patients and
Physicians. The persistent use cures
Catarrh. For sale by Moore II Good
all, Ottumwa, Iowa.
The st. LOUIS Republican never goes
back on Bristow. II says: "The soul
lery organs have tried to kick Bris
tow to death with mules and bor'
him with hogs, but he stands RICH
side up, snorting defiance at mash
f. tubs and worm-eatcn gladiators."
Elegant line of Philadelphia ant
Baltimore Shoes at Moss Il Co.'s
Henry, of the Keosauqua RepubH
can, wants our local to come to tina
Sleepy Hollow and play Rip Val
Wrinkle. He'll do it; and he'll shov
the Keosauqs sample of news
paper, now published there, tina
would have done tolerably well fort
years ago.
An Ottnmwa man, who cannot tel
. lie, has been telling all his friend
that the Great Revolution is tn
cheapest place to buy goods. DON
FORGET IT.
The Abba ..Grange" store unde
management of Mr.. Mason, los
$1,000. Mason was arrested and ha
an examination on charge of cmbes
zlement, but the Union says the
could not make the charge stick, an
Mason was discharged. Granger
had better stick to their own trade
farming-and let merchandizin
alone.
Men and Boys fine Shoes ut niue
less than regular prices at Moss
Co.'S
Saturday evening wagon load I
men who had been in the city a
day and when going home, at the q
posite end Of the wagon bridge g
into a quarrel, and finally into reg'
lar row. Ono fellow was wage
whipped until he could not wal
another had a cash cut in his hca
with wagon hammer, and one ha
the wagon scat broke over his hea
We learn from DIR. Campbell,
Chillicothe, that the Hon. Peter Knt
is down again, this time with pnc
monia. The Doctor says he is vel
sick, but thinks he may recover. II
worst feature against him is that
has a chronic trouble Of the hca