Ottumwa weekly courier. (Ottumwa, Wapello County, Iowa) 1872-1899, 1876-05-24
Mems and Bows Fine shoes at Mos.


Gen. Ankeny, of Des Moines, is
dead.
No. Hamburg .Insertings at Nose.
Deputy Marshal Alsop, we UNDER
stand, has resigned.
Corn that is now in the ground is
growing very rapidly.
500 Parasols and Sunshades at Moss.
His Honor, Mayor Tisdale, has been
invited to crate at Bloomfield's Gen.
tennial.
1t will not be proper to say Pete
amy more. Major Ballingall is the
proper address.
Baby's Caps and Bonnets at Moss.
Our old friend, S. Lilburn, is not
affected by dull times and continues
to ship about car load of butter and
eggs every day.
200 Linen Suits at Moss.
Our friend, Len Miller, has sold
his farm and has come to town again.
He has built him nice residence in
collars addition, 2Ox3S, story and a
half.
The Republican county convention,
of Davis county, on Saturday, instruc-
ted for J. A. T. Hull for Secretary Of
State, and for M. II. Jones for Circuit
Judge.
Ladies, Miss and Children's Fine
Shoes in large variety at Moss.
w. S. Myrick informs us that he
has just finished burning a kiln of
$4,000 brick, and will fire another
this week. Builders will consequent
ly be happy again.
We understand that the LIST battal-
ion of the 9Th regiment, composed OF
the two Ottumwa and the Bloomfield
companies will select their general
officers in few days.
New Millinery daily arriving at
Moss.
The venerable Peter Cooper, of
New York, who was nominated for
the Presidency by the late National
Greenback Convention at Indianapo-
lis, declines the candidacy.
Parties wishing good Buckwheat
for seed, will find it to their interest
to call on Nick Baker. Apr - WIN
The G. B. & @. Railroad Company
are putting air brakes on all their
freight engines. This is a very sen.
sible movement, and perhaps will
keep many train out of the ditch.
We notice i'm the Des Moines Regis.
ter, of to-day, communication signed
by the Hon. ii. u. Hendershott, Of
this city, in which he prononnce'
most decidedly for Hendricks of In
diana, for President.
Fine assortment of Trimmings, But
tons, Notions, Gloves, Hosiery, SC.
at Moss
Saturday night some person either
through spite or by accident, threw :
stone and knocked a hole through
one Of those large plate glass win
dow lights in Mr.. WOrcester's store
The glass cost Mr.. w. $50. Mean.
A trip through the upper part o
the city will show that there are NOR
buildings now in process of erection
than there was last year at this time
Many OF them arc very respectable il
size and add quite materially to TIL
appearance OF. the city.
When you want anything in tn
Drug line go to No. %, Union Block
whore you will find Kelley who will
sell you goods at the very loves
prices. 5 Diva
The Des Moines Register says 9TH
Sheridan Guards of Ottumwa, hav
the reputation of being one of tn
best drilled companies in the State
and are worthy of the honor bestow
ed upon them last Thursday evening
by the citizens of that place."
Durfee 4 Pollard are workin
nearly q full force of hands, the har
times affecting them but slight
owing to the excellence of the mate
rial used and the work manufacture
by them. Their wagons have repu
tation second to none in the marke
and their buggies are noted for thei
beauty Of finish and general style.
Our reporter has some new stor,
clothes and is going as second han
delegate, to see the great and gran
ground and lofty tumbling, that is
come of at st. Louis, the 9th of Jun
He thinks probably he may be ii
compromise candidate, as he is in Il
vor of both specie and greenbacks (
any other sort of currency.
The reason why j. l.. Taylor n c
have such an extensive trade in Il
Wall Paper line is that their immen
stock is unsurpassed in point Of qua
ity and selection, rs well as the 10
prices. Their large stock Of fine ri,
Meas, Gold and Embossed and Dec
ration Papers embrace the handsor
est patterns Manufactured, and thu
are really beautiful. Go and see Il
fine 1isnlay IL will richly ranov w