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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1876-05-31

The Eaqrirer OF Yesterday reproduced
some OF the Dispatches old editorials. The
Dispatch this morning reproduces some of
its new ones-written Il few weeks ago, but
especially designed for to-day.
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Mr AMONG THE MANY GOODS Just

nrg AMONG THE MANY GOODS just
opened at COHEN BROTHERS are
Fifty pieces CURTAIN LACE, IN price from 15c.
a yard to $500 set. These goods were purchased
at great sacrifice, and are sold ut small adj
vance.
Also. HINDOW-SHADES and FIXTURES;
lao dozen LADIES', GENTLE3fEN'S, and CHILL
DREN's SUMMER KNIT VESTS at 35, 40,
and SOC worth fully double:
A large stock Of FRENCH and GERMAN TABLE
LINEN at a considerable reduction:
Also NAPKINS and DOILIES below usual value;
$50 pieces WHITE and COLORED TARLATASS
at 16, 1s, 20, 22, and CSC. for the quality for
merly sold at 45c.;
400 pieces VICTORIA LAWNS at 16, Is. 20, and
25c.-the same quality heretofore sold at25, rs,
50, and 45c.
Large stock of FRENCH and ENGLISH SW1SSES,
ORGANIZES, NAINSOOKs, and CHECK MUS
LINS;
LACE STRIFE at 16Ec.-the same quality sold Last
season at 37kc.;
Fifty pieces PIQUEs at 124 and csc. reduced from
4Oc., at 50 and 40c. fully valued at 73c.,
SOLID COL ORED FRENCH ORGANIZES at zoe.
never offered under 37Ec;
TWENTY-FIVE pieces SOLID BLACK FRENCH CAM
BRIO at zoe. yard sold heretofore at 4oc.;
200 pieces of the best PACIFIC LAWNS (not In
remuantsl Mt II c ward. my29
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LECTURES.

ssVaHE LION OF THE FOLD OF
4 j u d a II. - .-..'...-....
LECTUREat Cathedral Hall on
THURSDAY EVENING, JUNE l, 1876.
by Rev. Father STENSON, of Ireland. Subject:
ARCHBISHOP Nc AL E-HlS LIFE AND
TIMES" Admission. soc.
Lecture to commence ut o'clock. my 3O-3t
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No RACE WITHOUT Chicago
Times. ITO all appearances now the depo-
Siton OF Tildcn from the place which almost
by common consent had been assigned him
will leave Blaine without the probability OF
IN opposition strong enough to make the
race interesting.
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sIGNIFIcAET.--The World has column
article in relation TO the gentlemen engaged
ia tie Albany conference, but II nowhere
denies the T.itune's statement that all OF
them were Governor TiLDEs'se enemies in
1874. G.1
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n3TIIE LATEST OUT!

CAUCASIAN sUITINGs, in 25 different shades, at
SYCLE BROTHERS.
These goods have Just been received In the north
ern markets, and are the most handsome goods ever
shown in this city before. BE 70 give VS. call II
you want to buy dress, as we have just opened
is pieces NEW DRESS GOODS, all the latest styles
which we offer at astonishingly low prices;
100 pieces WHITE VICTORIA LAWN, usually
sold mt &c., at only one half Of the real value;
SWISS MUSLiNS and ORGANIZES at lower prices
than ever;
WHITE PIOCE from l2I.c. up to the very best;
ZEPHYR SUITINGS in 40 diifercat shades, II ~
and 1916. per yard;
$50 pieces new LAWNS and ORGANIZES;
LINEN SUITINGS at astonishingiy low prices;
22 cases new PRINTS, for Dresses and shirts;
PERCALES and CAMBRICS IN endless variety,
from 10c. up:
400 WHITE BED QUILTS at 81, reduced from
$3.50;
We offer QUILT at sl.75 which Is worth $3.50;
TABLE-CEOTHS, TOWELS,
NAPKINS and DoTLlES,
HANDkERCHIEFS,
KID and LISLE-TIREAD GLOVES,
HOSIERY,
LADIES' and GENTLE3lEN'S UNDERWEAR
CENT EMEN'S FURNISHING GOODS,
LACES, TRIMMINGS, NECK RCFFs,
SCARFS In SILK and Lace,
BELTS, and COMES
In larger assortment and at lower prices than any
where else In the city
CORsETs. CORsETS, CORSETS, cheaper than any,
where else IN the State,
Our fourth supply of PARAS0LS has just been
opened. and we call the attention OF the pubic 70
the fact that this Is the handsomest assortment Oh
PARASOLS we ever had in our store
LACE SHAWLS and LACE SACQCEs at SFeatI
reduced prices;
RACK SIT KS chcappr than ever;
! SUMMER SILKS marked down from ~ 70 - p'
cent; .
EMBROIDERED LACE CURTAINS at 6oc worm
| $1.25 per yard; ,
NOTTINGHAM LACES at so and 40c, reduccH
from 75c.
We have thousands Of other bargains not H's1'
toned, therefore call and sec for yourself
sYCLE BROTHERS,
429 Broad street, between Fourth aun Pin
| 500 yards LACE-STRIPED VICTORIA LA" ~
one shilling. worth soc. fully. III: -
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MEETINGS..

V.HE MEMBERS OF RICHMOND a.
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS NO. 10, are hereby TX
requested to attend called meeting OF their
lodge, ut Washington Hail. on Broaq street ~
TERNOON at o'clock pay the last, sad tribute OF
rrspect to our deceased brother, j; r. ANThoSI.
Members of sister lodges are invited TO attend; by
order OF the W. ~ WILLIAM j. RlDDlCh,
49, 49,, . 1tx Secretary.
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FESTIVAL.
FEAST.

= -
The members Of Stonewall Council. Friends OF
Temperance, will continue the STRAWBER1
FEAST which was opened last night At the Marshall
Ward Clubhouse, corner of Twenty-eighth and
Franklin streets, TONIGHT, THURSDAY, aud
FRIDAY NIGHTS.
tette will add to the evenings enjoyment by render
Ing some OF their choicest selections. my 3l-lt
TdNHE YOUNG LADIES' MISSIONARY
L SOCIETY of the First Baptist church VIII hold
a STRAWBERRY AND CALICO FESTlvAL IN
WEDNESDAY NIGHTS of this week. They cor
daily invite all their friends TO call and see them
my S0-2ts ,t.
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n1y- MAY 27.-MoRE NEW GOODS

M MAY 27.-M0RE NEW GOODS
BY EVERY STEAMER-T. II. PRICE & co. are
opening new goods every hour of last importations
and styles.
CENTENNIAL BLACK SILKS, superb;
COLORED SILKS, In plains and stripes;
BLACK BASKET GRENADINES, every price;
PLAIN BLACK GRENADINES, every price;
COLORED GRENADINES for oyersk1rts;
WASH-POPLISS, 81 inches, 124c.;
PLAIN MALUNGfS and PONGEES;
New FRENcH ORGANDiES and LAWNS,
SOLID ORGASDIES and LAWNS;
100 pieces new CoLORED PERCALES, lower than
ever;
PARAs6Ls and sUN-sHADES, every size;
CORSETS, KID GLOVES,
ECRU LACE, OPERA SHAWIS;
New line COLORED and WHITE SUITS, entirely
new, &c. &c. my27 /
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THE BEAUTIFUL PANORAMA

THE BEAUTIFUL PANORAMA
OF
PILGRIMS PROGRESS;
OR, -..-.. ......
DUNYAN'S DREAM,
FIFTY-SIX COLOSSAL PAINTINGS AND THE
BRILLIANT TRANSFORMATION SCENE,
WILL BE EXHIBITED At
LEIGH-sTREET BAPTIST CHURCH MONDAY
AND TUESDAY NIGHTS,
May goth and 30th, accompanied by appropriate
VOCAL and INSTRUMENTAL MUSIC.
Admission: For adults, 25c.; children, &c.
Proceeds for the benefit Of the Sunday school.
my 29-2t
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SPECIAL KSrrCEs.
H- LEVY BROTHERS

W-3 49, = \ DAhO
are the
LEADERS OF Low PRICES IN
DRY GOODS
FOR THE STATE AT LARGE.
An examination of their stock and the really Inv
prices they sell their goods at makes It to the n,e,s.
Of every purchaser in DRY GOODS to furnish
their families with goods from this old, reliable
house.
Keeping at all times complete assortment ~
every article 10 be found only In A nrst-c,ass a-v
goods store, selling strictly for cash. and having but
one price, which Is always tho lowest their custom-
ers have superior advantages which are appreciated
Visitors to the city are invited to call and look
through our extensive establishment.
my3l LEVY BROTHERS.
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Urine EARLY ROSE SEED POTA-
Il TOES, direct from Maine, for sale by :,
fe 10 A :. ELE.
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MILITARY NOTICES.

UNHE MEMBERS OF THE GOLD Y
! FIRST VIRGINIA INFANTRY ASSOClA-H
TION" viii assemble on THURSDAT,J June lst. y!
ut the corner of Tenth and Broad streets at 24 T..
NJ for the purpose Of participating In the cclebra-
ton of Hollywood Memorial day.
BY command of the President.
my 3l-2t CHARLES Il. LOEHR, Secretary.
HEADQUARTERS + r L REGl-
MENT VIRGINIA VOLUNTEERS, RIcH-A
MoSD, May 80, 1S76.-GENERAL ORDERS, No III
13-Commandants Of companies will assemble il
(Broad street, on THURSDAY, June the LIST, at 4
O'Clock F. NJ, In full-dress uniform, for parade TO
Hollywood. Field and staff officers report mounted
at 3X P 81. By command of Colonel JOHNSON. F.
nv 3O-3t f. d. STARkE. Adjutant.
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9>a-TO PRESERVE YOUR TEETH and

syTO PRESERVE YOUR TEETH and
TO keep them white, without injuring them, use
MEADE & BAKERS
SAPONINE DENTIFRICE.
Price so cents box. Recommended by our best
dentists For sPoSGY and SORE GUMS, ULCER
ArED MOUTH, and DECAYED TEETH, use MEADE
6 BAKERS
CARBOLIC MOUTH-WASH.
1t thoroughly disnfects the breath and leaves r"-
freshng feeling in the mouth. Price, so cents bot
tie. ap II
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OFFICE RICHMOND SHOOTING CLUB,l
~ -

TNHE ANNUAL MEETING OF The
| STOCKHOLDERS of this company will be held ut
their ROOM on Bank street, on THURSDAY, June
/ 1875, at SS o'clock i. NJ. Stockholders unable 70
SSFIIISGS C. 7. BINFORD,
INV 3J-1tK Secretary.
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It's understood that with the exception
Of Mr. Elmes, OF New Haven county, whose:
first love is Bayard, and Hon. C. N. Inger-
coll, OF this city, who, with view to taking
the vice-presidency into the family, would
nreser a western man to head the ticket, the
delegation is for Tilden.-Ne1o Hare"
Unjon 29th
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The True POLICY.

We give our own views in full to-day.
But the following article from the State OF
yesterday afternoon states the case III so
few words and with so much clearncss that
we give it, and endorse it in its entirety:
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METROPOLITAN WORKS.

FOR SALE, ,rc AIT, I'D ,,r
20 feet long In frst-rate order. Apply to
BYERLY 6 POWELL,
my Silt 1924 Main street,
Ottumwa weekly courier. (Ottumwa, Wapello County, Iowa) 1872-1899, 1876-08-23
Iowa Items.

The great blackberry region Of
Iowa is in Keokuk county.
The city assessment of Dubuque for
the present year is SIS, 100000.
Alexander Frezzen and w. f. Bur-
ges we've bitten by rattlesnakes in a
wheat field, near Avoca, and were
cured by the application Of stepped
plantain leaves.
The State Leader, the Democratic
daily at Des Moines, has changed
hands again, George F. Parker, of the
Indianola Tribune, purchasing the
interest of w. E. Andrews and Joel
Wilmer. The paper is now in the
hands of Mr.. Wilmer, and Parker
Andrews takes charge Of the Indian
ola Tribune.
A few days ago brute at Davcn-
port, by the name of O'lIara, attemp-
ted to drown his little three-year-old
daughter in the Mississippi river in
broad day light, The inhuman
wretch carried her to the outer edge
of raft where he took her by the
hands and plunged her in the water
dragging her out occasionally, and
then repeating the operation. He
was caught by some men, and when
N.
the child was rescued it was at frs,
thought to be dead, but was finally
resucitated. The fiendish father had
a preliminary examination yesterday
and was held to answer in the sum Of
$500, in default Of which he was
locked up.
Ottumwa weekly courier. (Ottumwa, Wapello County, Iowa) 1872-1899, 1876-08-23
Iowa Fruit at the Centennial.
KookuL Gate rlNr AtAR

| 4.
Mr.. E. III. Calkins, Of Burlington
was in the city yesterday looking af-
ter the Iowa fruit interest in the Cen
tennial Exposition to be held the
week commencing September 10th
We learn from him that Iowa hat
been accorded the post of honor in
the Pathological bnilding-the first
choice Of space for exhibition. Presi.
dent Bracket, of the State Horticul-
tural Society, has taken space for
forty barrels of fruit and now calls
on the people to respond nobly and
bring forward the best they have, and
fill this space with a collection Of
fruit that will do credit to the State
Having been thus favored with the
choicest space for exhibition-the
place most coveted by 0thers-we
hope our citizens will see to It that
we hold tho post of hOn0r-that Of
producing the finest collection Of
fruit shown.
Ottumwa weekly courier. (Ottumwa, Wapello County, Iowa) 1872-1899, 1876-08-23
Too horrible for Belief.

keOk0k COnetltutlonp DAILY lStn.
A deed of horror, the details of
which sicken us TO relate, occurred
at Marshalltown yesterday afternoon.
1t is tale of devils, not of men, q
crime that for fiendishness has moi
been exceeded in the annals of histo.
ry. From passengers who came in on
the X. & d. NJ. this morning, We
learn that on yesterday afternoon, a
young girl about Is years of age
while walking near Marshalltown
was met by three tramps, who seized
her and successfully outraged her
person. The devils after committing
this hellish deed, deliberately cut the
girls tongue out and fed. Two Of
them took the freight train north, but
the third loitered around near the vi
cinity. The girl was discovered, ani
the outrage created, as well it might
the utmost excitement.
The country was secured and tn,
fellow who had not taken the trail
was captured and brought back. HI
was taken before the girl for identi
fication. She recognized him imme
diately and wrote on piece of pa
per that she knew him. The fellow
on seeing that he was known, &C
knowledged his guilt, and told wher'
his companions were. A telegram
was sent after them and they wer
captured up the road. When tn
train left Marshalltown last night, |
crowd of over 400 people were as
sembled at the depot awaiting the ar
rival of the two men. When the
arrived there is no question but al
three were strung up. The men wer
tramps,
Ottumwa weekly courier. (Ottumwa, Wapello County, Iowa) 1872-1899, 1876-08-23
ottumvva Medical 1nflrmary.

This institution is open and in full
blast. DIR. Crider, sole proprietor.
having closed business in the mfr
mary during the month of July, in
order to make professional trip in
Northwestern Iowa, has now return.
ed and respectfully invites the afflict.
ed to give him q call. The Doctor
can point with pride to his record in
the treatment of diseases heretofore
considered incurable, such as
w. B. Harlan, Of Kirksville, Mo.
Bright's Disease, cured sound.
F. j. MCrory, of Drakeville, Iowa
had consumption in the worst form
had been, for Is months, with Pau
Castor and got no relief; he came tc
Ottumma Medical Infirmary and LEFT
sound and well.
Mrs. John butcher, of Des Moines
City, Iowa, walking skeleton, left
July Sd, in perfect health.
The public are requested TO write
to these parties and be convinced, and
see a young man from Marshalltown
who could not walk q step without
clutches, and take q look at him and
have chat with him; he is now il
the Infirmary.
Be not deceived by the howl o
those who cry out "quack,' but CONF
and nee for yourself.
Ottumwa weekly courier. (Ottumwa, Wapello County, Iowa) 1872-1899, 1876-08-23

The Republicans of the Sixth Dis.
trict of Ohio nominated J. ID. Cox
Ex-Governor, for Congress.
G. A. Finkleburg, the Republican
nominee for Governor of Missouri
on Wednesday positively declined the
nomination. sf 4.
The silk manu- factArers of the eQst.
ern States held a meeting at New
York on Wednesday, and resolved to
advance prices on all classes Of goods
rs per cent.
The liabilities Of Gibson 81 Tyler
wooden manufacturers, of Minneapo.
lis, Mimi, whose failure occurred re-
Gently, are reported to be $7lS, 600 as
sets $4l8,OOO. Outside speculation
was the cause. The banks in Mime.
apolis and st. Paul have suffered Sc
verely.
The First and Fourth Internal Rev:
enue Collection Districts have been
consolidated, with the main Office es-
tablished at Burlington. Hereafter
there will be only four Collection
Districts in the State, instead of six
under the old arrangement.
Ottumwa weekly courier. (Ottumwa, Wapello County, Iowa) 1872-1899, 1876-08-23
sQUIRs.

A Lyon County wife is absent
from home, and the local paper says
cher liege lord flies around as uneasy
as q bob-tailed calf in fly-time."
Moody has built and occupied a
$4,000 honse ut Mortified, Mass.
and now, unlike his Master, he has
where to lay his head.
Prince Milan, of Servia, has pawn.
ed his State sword, and his wife offers
to sell her clothes, to carry on the
war. There's patriotism for you.
Commodore Vanderbilt is reported
to have always been frugal in his
diet, and is quoted rs saying that he
didn't like to snake q menagerie OF
his stomach
Reporters in the New York dry
goods market speak of "swarms OF
buyers" but purchases are made in
small parcels and with discrimina.
ton. es5#
Ottumwa weekly courier. (Ottumwa, Wapello County, Iowa) 1872-1899, 1876-08-23

There is an objection to the com.
mon way ofboiiing eggs which PEG.
pie do not understand. 1t is this the
white under three minutes rapid
cooking becomes tough and indigest-
able, while the yOlk is left out. When
properly cooked, eggs are done even.
ly through, like any other food. This
result may be obtained by putting the
eggs into dish with q cover, as a tin
pail, and then pouring upon them
boiling water, two quarts or more to
q dozen eggs, and cover and set them
away from the stove for fifteen min
utes. The heat of the water cooks the
eggs slowly and evenly and sufficient.
~, and to jelly-like consistency
leaving the centre or yolk harder
than the white, and the egg tastes as
much richer and nicer as fresh egg
is nicer than stale egg. and no per.
son will want to eat them boiled after
trying this method opce. Boston
Transcript.
Ottumwa weekly courier. (Ottumwa, Wapello County, Iowa) 1872-1899, 1876-08-23

A short time since a Market street
delivery man filed an information
against a couple of gentlemen for
fast driving on upper Second street.
They took the matter to heart consid-
erably, claiming that they were driv.
ing at only usual gait, and tried to
prevent Q suit, but the delivery man
was inexorablo and to prevent a
neighborhood talk they paid the fine
-one dollar and costs each. To-day
it came their turn. They found thai
Market street delivery mans team
standing in the street unhitched, con
trary to ordinances made and provid
ed to govern such cases, and forth
with proceeded to the Mayors Office
and filed an Information charging
the delivery man with the offense
After q hearing Of the case the May
or assessed the fine against the dcliv
cry man at one dollar and costs, thu
same as in the first instance.
Ottumwa weekly courier. (Ottumwa, Wapello County, Iowa) 1872-1899, 1876-08-23
rhe STREET RAILROAD.

We occasionally hear an inquiry
about the proposed street railway for
viii CHI the Council granted charter
to company last March.
We are informed by one Of the
gentlemen connected with the pro-
jcct that it is not dead by any man.
ner of means.
This has been an uncommonly wet
and muddy season. In fact, there
has been but q short interval since
the charter was granted that the
streets have been in condition to dc
the work. Moreover, times hav,
been, as all know, unusually hard
and the men having this undertaking
| in hand have suffered in common
with their other fellow citizens in
consequence thereof. They are 10 a
considerable extent interested in real
estate at either end of the city and
have the strongest personal reasons
for pushing the enterprise through
at the earliest possible moment.
They were granted by the Cit.
Council two years to finish at leas
one mile of street railroad and hav,
some eighteen months left to then
yet before their charter is forfeited.
We are authorized to say, however
1
that the preliminary arrangements
are being made and that the stree
railroad, or at least two miles of il
running lengthwise of the city, will
be built at an early period, quit
likely this fall, as it will only taxi
sixty days to do that much work, o
under the most adverse circumstance
not later than next spring.
The gentlemen owning this fran
chise fully understand its value t
themselves and to the public, presen
and prospectively, and it is perfect.
safe to predict that they are not 60
ing to allow the charter to lapse
Neither will they delay its construc
ton one moment longer than is abso
1ufa1x unonceorxy
Ottumwa weekly courier. (Ottumwa, Wapello County, Iowa) 1872-1899, 1876-08-23

Is it any wonder we are doing the
largest per cent. of the farmers trade
Of Wapello county, when they all
know that good goods are sold cheap
err than was ever known in the histo-
ry of Ottumwa, at the
GREAT REVOLUTION
Ottumwa weekly courier. (Ottumwa, Wapello County, Iowa) 1872-1899, 1876-08-23
This continued wet ene,, soer

This continued wet spell seems to
be a damper again on the immediate
commencement Of work on the water
power Improvement. Many subscribe
ers have said commence the work and
we will commence paying. The
promises in this direction will give
us at least $4,000 in sixty days after
work is commenced. We will sec
whether those promises are made
good. We are very much afraid that
with many the promise will be like
the promise made year ago. We
hope for the best. Weather permit
ting, the work will be pushed in a
very few days, and then look out for
calls on the gentlemen who have
promised to pay. The completion of
this work is rital to the prosperity of
this city and surrounding country.
There are those who know and feel
this Just as strongly as men can do,
and yet they have failed to fulfill
their pledged words to pay as they
agreed to do. They have made and
paid other obligations since they
made this one. They have seen their
neighbors pay to push forward this
great public enterprise in which all
are interested, and they have used
their funds in other way and with.
held payment. This is not fair treat
ment-it is not neighborly-it is moi
hewing to the line of business integ.
rity. We have muzzled, in measure
our columns, and not been severe
upon such conduct. We shall not
now speak in harsh terms of it-but
the time syiN come, if those who can,
fail to be true to their obligations,
when we shall have our say in plain,
definite terms. For the present, in
these close times let us forgive and
forget, and all lay our shoulders tc
the wheel and push this work to q
rapid and early completion.
Ottumwa weekly courier. (Ottumwa, Wapello County, Iowa) 1872-1899, 1876-08-23
Comment is unnecessary.

The readers of the COURIER are re-
specially invited to be present at the
dedication of the new M. f. Church
at Zion, near Point Isabel, six miles
southwest of Ottumws, August 9th.
Services at IL a. m. and 3 30 p. m,
Rev. 7. Stephenson and other es-
teemed ministers will be present.
j. Fl. KENNEDY,
d&W. Pastor.
Ottumwa weekly courier. (Ottumwa, Wapello County, Iowa) 1872-1899, 1876-08-23

The happiest man in town is the
janitor of the Morrissey Reform
club room. He has nothing to do
but fight dies and draw his salary.
The only man that has been in the
room for q week-excspt himself lis
tho treasurer, and he only staid long
enough to say good morning.
Ottumwa weekly courier. (Ottumwa, Wapello County, Iowa) 1872-1899, 1876-08-23

NEW BuILDING.-We have been
shown by Architect Bartlett the plans
of an elegant suburban residence
which is now under way for VIM. E.
Chambers, attorney, on his edition
on the hill, not far from Dr.. John
st0n's place.
Ottumwa weekly courier. (Ottumwa, Wapello County, Iowa) 1872-1899, 1876-08-23

What What What! When farm.
ers are coming to town and any one
asks them where they are going, in.
stead Of saying, to Ottumwa, they an.
swer, to the GREAT REVOLUTION.
Ottumwa weekly courier. (Ottumwa, Wapello County, Iowa) 1872-1899, 1876-08-23

Why can we sell goods SO cheap
Because we buy our goods direct
from the manufr Glory for cash. We
have no bad debts and our goods are
all new. We buy for cash and sell for
cash, and defy competition, at the
GREAT REVOLUTION.