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Ottumwa weekly courier. (Ottumwa, Wapello County, Iowa) 1872-1899, 1876-10-18

Tho Synod of Iowa South Of tho
Presbyterian Church, embracing in
territory the southern half Of the
State, will commence Its session al
the Presbyterian church In this city,
Thursday, Oct. 18th, at Z o'clock r. "
The opening sermon will be preached
by the Rev. s. NJ. Osmond, d. D., d
Iowa City.
Ottumwa weekly courier. (Ottumwa, Wapello County, Iowa) 1872-1899, 1876-10-18

The Council Bluffs NonpareH says
Mr.. Younghusband of that city, is in
receipt Of bran new ten pound boy
Now what's the use of blowing about
that? What are younghusbands FOL
but to bring up ten pound boys?
Ottumwa weekly courier. (Ottumwa, Wapello County, Iowa) 1872-1899, 1876-10-18

Good goods at low prices at
Phillips. WITT
Ottumwa weekly courier. (Ottumwa, Wapello County, Iowa) 1872-1899, 1876-10-18

Nothing is ever misrepresentcd at
Phillips. wifi
Ottumwa weekly courier. (Ottumwa, Wapello County, Iowa) 1872-1899, 1876-10-18

ASTHMA is relieved by inhaling the
hot vapors of the "Solution of Forest
Tar"
Ottumwa weekly courier. (Ottumwa, Wapello County, Iowa) 1872-1899, 1876-10-18
IOWA.
Rev. DR.. Salter, of Burlington. has
,,otr IN al from hia Eurnnaoa tour

Rev. DR.. Salter, of Burlington, has
returned from his European tonr.
A gay dcceiver named Martin, alias
Wallace, was arrested at Cascade
last week, for forgery in Indiana.
Ho is also bigamist. having mar
ricd Jennie Cox, daughter of re-
spectacle citizen Of Cascade, while he
has a wife in the Hoosicr State. Mar
tin came to Cascade three months ago
in the capacity ola bcwitching and
stylish sewing machine repaircr, full
Of check and brass.
The Independents of Washington
county have nominated county
ticket.
Mr.. John Bishop, ex-Sheriff OF
Leo County, is.about to remove with
his family from Kcokuk to Colorado.
II is rumored that tho papers in a
10000 suit for damages for breach OF
promise have been filed in the Cir
cult Court at Muscatine.
Ottumwa weekly courier. (Ottumwa, Wapello County, Iowa) 1872-1899, 1876-10-18

The Chicago Journal says: "Colo-
mel r. G. Ingcrsol, in speech to his
home friends in Peoria, Thursday
night, declared his readiness to bet
everything he had..and all he could
borrow that Hayes and Wheeler
would be elected in November. And
the Colonel is not II betting man, Ell
thcr.
Ottumwa weekly courier. (Ottumwa, Wapello County, Iowa) 1872-1899, 1876-10-18

The Centerville Citizen says
Judge Sampson completely annihi-
lated Hendershott In the discussion
here last Wednesday. Many Demo
Gratis acknowledge Hendershotts ina-
bility to cope with Sampson on the
stump.
Ottumwa weekly courier. (Ottumwa, Wapello County, Iowa) 1872-1899, 1876-10-18

Rubber boots & shoes Of all kinds,
at Phillips. WITT
Ottumwa weekly courier. (Ottumwa, Wapello County, Iowa) 1872-1899, 1876-10-18
eepvelloAMaALly.
wednesday Evening, This Week,
AZ CITY Nail.

Wednesday evening, This Week,
AZ CITY Vail.
The Hon. John 8. Runnells, Su-
preme Court Reporter, and w. 0.
Crosby Esq, speak in this city at the
City Hall, on Wednesday evening
18th inst.
Hon. D. r. Sherman will be presen.
and address tho meeting. He VAL
also speak 1t Burlington on the iStn'
Danville on the Goth and Kcokuk on
the 2lst.
Turn out Republicans and give
them 1 crowded house.
no RgPu0LloAM MEETINGS.
Al Chillicothe, Saturday night,
| Oct, 2lst.
AT Eldon, Saturday night, October
I2lst.
At Bladensburg, Wednesday night,
Octbber 18th.
At Eddyvills, Monday night Oct
Esd.
Township committees will see that
arrangements are completed. Keep
the watch fires burning.
Speakers from Ottumwa will ad-
dress all these meetings.
Ottumwa weekly courier. (Ottumwa, Wapello County, Iowa) 1872-1899, 1876-10-18

A splendid stock of EMbroideries
just received at very low prices at
IOl2-dSwl ROBINSON Bios.
Ottumwa weekly courier. (Ottumwa, Wapello County, Iowa) 1872-1899, 1876-10-18

George Mccullough s. Co. have, by
close attention to business, built up :
very handsome trade in a short time.
They understand exactly the proper
method of doing business and are
fiourishing- handsomely. That old
Monarch" is what brings part Of
the trade. Another lot just received.
Ottumwa weekly courier. (Ottumwa, Wapello County, Iowa) 1872-1899, 1876-10-18
ron BEST Oh SALE.

Indiana oak kip boots at Phillips
this IL the best boot In the market. W.T.
Ottumwa weekly courier. (Ottumwa, Wapello County, Iowa) 1872-1899, 1876-10-18

Fine retouched Photographs for the
next twenty days, at 500 per dozen.
7-5-d&wtf HOVER & NcMIcHAEI..
Ottumwa weekly courier. (Ottumwa, Wapello County, Iowa) 1872-1899, 1876-10-18

Willie Johnston has brought us a
sweet potatoc two feet long. He
raised It down In Blake's Addition.
1t would have grown several feet
more If IT had had a good chance,
Who can beat it?
Ottumwa weekly courier. (Ottumwa, Wapello County, Iowa) 1872-1899, 1876-10-18

The cheapest and best Clothing at
the establishment of NJ. Nusbaum. II
Ottumwa weekly courier. (Ottumwa, Wapello County, Iowa) 1872-1899, 1876-10-18
Republican Central Commltteo.
Below we give the names Of the
REPUBLICAN, MnHTTg0e.
county republican cent?

Hon. John 8. Runnells, Supreme
Court Reporter and Hon. w. O. Cros-
by, candidate for Elector Of the 9th
District win speak in this city on Oct.
18th.
Ottumwa weekly courier. (Ottumwa, Wapello County, Iowa) 1872-1899, 1876-10-18

Phillips sells for cash and cash
only. WITT
Ottumwa weekly courier. (Ottumwa, Wapello County, Iowa) 1872-1899, 1876-10-18

FINE WHITES CLOTHING.
For q nobby winter suit, go to
A. Schmitt's, No. l6, Main Street.
Ottumwa weekly courier. (Ottumwa, Wapello County, Iowa) 1872-1899, 1876-10-18

Afnll line 81 ysrns and sephyrs u
ds-v1 Ro1rxsox Baos.
Ottumwa weekly courier. (Ottumwa, Wapello County, Iowa) 1872-1899, 1876-10-18
Robinson Bros. 1 @

or the Panic Store, seem to be doing
10 thriving business in their new
room-a good stock and low prices
will attract crowd. l2-d3-wl
Ottumwa weekly courier. (Ottumwa, Wapello County, Iowa) 1872-1899, 1876-10-18

SPkAR trades NEW STOVES for OLD
ONES. dAwff
Ottumwa weekly courier. (Ottumwa, Wapello County, Iowa) 1872-1899, 1876-10-18
,c,psTyhenoinr Address-J6a

All persons desiring their papers
chamocd from one Postofiice to an
other NUT give tho name Of the Post.
Office to which the paper is n0,U sent,
as well as tho postoffice it Is to be
changed to. We cannot hunt over
two thousand names to find sChich
John Smith wants his address chan.
red.
Ottumwa weekly courier. (Ottumwa, Wapello County, Iowa) 1872-1899, 1876-10-18

At the recent election in Maine one
republican walked twenty-five miles
home to vote, and by 80 doing he
broke the tie on town representative
and sent a republican to the lcgisla-
tur0
Ottumwa weekly courier. (Ottumwa, Wapello County, Iowa) 1872-1899, 1876-10-18

Dress Goods and Trimmings in
great variety at
lO-12-d3wl ROBINSON Bios.
Ottumwa weekly courier. (Ottumwa, Wapello County, Iowa) 1872-1899, 1876-10-18
Tho Kentucky Cssh Distribution Co.

IH6 h0utuCky VSSu DiSUIUuuOn %.
Authorized by special act Of the Kentucky Leg.
islature, for the benefit of the Public 9c6o0ls
ef Erankf0re, will have the first OF theiI
series of Grand Drawings 1T Major saall, In
the easy 81 Frankfort, NY Thursday
Nov. so. 1876, on which occasion they VIII dis
tribute to the ticket holders the immense sum of
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1876-02-10

Of tho Cabinet. the ladies and gentlemen Of tho
di.lpma.ic corps. indeed, all tho elite Of Wash
ingtOn society. Sir Edward Thornton wore the
scarlet coll r. with tho order Of the Bath de-
Iending thCrefrum. Iidv Thornton wore rich
ntauvc SILK, trimmed with rare lace ornaments,
diamonds. The Countess llOyus OF Austria aD~
pc red In n toilet OF $ Unfinished white SIR,
relieved with Misses ~ white tullc and gurlanG5
Of iowcrs. The ggrnituro 81 the dtcolet cor
sage was caught at intervals around the neck
with long, narrow diamond cpineles there " ere
ninc of these and LARGO nigrcttr on the shout
der and bouquet dc Cursagc OF the same. "A
diamond aigretto was Fastened In the nair tho
earrings were Ion. and composed Of n success
81 n OF large suitiir"s, ranged ono above tbs
other The necklace Of i've strands OF LARGO
pearls wns clasi ed ut the back with cluster OF
al monds, and IN front with another cluster Of
the same precious stones. he bracelets OF
gold were also thickly set with diamonds. Ma
dame santa Anna wOrO most recherche toilet
of white satin, combined with SOFT, lusifOus
white silk and oiut lace ornaments. diamonds.
Mrs. Belknap's steel blue silk embroidered In
steel, was most dtsiHguS toilet; ornaments,
diamonds Mrs. Picrreponts ruby velvet, gar
nished with deep Brussels lace aud apron Of the
Same rars fabric, was very elegant lier urnl-
mcnts wcro pearls and diImOnds Among
others OF distinction present were MIR, Fish,
Secretary Delknap, Secretary and Mrs. Rpbeson,
ths Spanish Minister and lady, tho japanese
Minister and lady, the Secretary ~ State aud
lady. the Secret ~ ~ War and lady. the Leading
beaux OF the army and navy, and many others
OF tn charming society bellies.
General and Mrs. Ward are known In New
York as the owners Of the elegant mansion cor
ner Of fifth avenue and IOrty-sixth street, and
81 "a country seat at Roslyn, l.. /.
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some. stately ship In tho Gulf of tn. Plr@us and
saw the Queen standing on the shore he would
doubtless 90 on With the song;
Mad Of Athen' am gone
Though ~ 10 Is anboul ncsnins he supposed, Phiis
A sa; ~ sss ny ssi bert co. .ei ''a'
Isc mo- sIs oyitDl.
loud laughter
lie would like ono Of tho New York members
70 pronounce the Lat limo IN tho Greek style.
Nh. Sc I've Gcp., Massl suggested to MIR.
sprinscr ino Latin maxim; "Omne tVotwm pro
ST. Springer Think you, sir; thank you.
CORRUPrION ASD ENTHAvAGANCE.
Speaking Of the South American and IIavtien
missions, he read nm extract from the Chicago
Trilunc charging the Minister TO Hayti with
turning his residence into an ASYLUM for rebels,
ana with issuing Tor pay nr'ur lization certin-
had so little to do that We had set ~ a pawn
brokers shop In Lima. lie then criticized the
sxtr,vaaant system Of n despatch agency in
London, and also read from the report OF MIR.
keiin, u travelling consular Inspector, Drawing
disgraccful picture OF American Consuls abroad.
lie spokc OF the large amount OF unofficial fees
oxacted by Consuls and not accounted for to
the GOvernment, spccifying particularly the
consulate NJ London, where a lee Of sixfy-two
cents was levicd on over 4 100 invoices within
tho last quarter, such fee being for the rfidavit
and going into the Consul's own pocket, and tho
consulate at Liverpool. from which The late IN
cumheut had r'tired with fortune Of S1O.01.
lie also mentioned TIE case II the late G. nsul
~ Cadz, NJ Farrell. VINO had broken ~ tho
Wine Ring there. and had been rewarded for his
fidelity and zeal 10y being dismissed, and hv
being rcpl cod bv a man who sail that he would
not give the Cadiz mor haiits any trouble.
COMMERCE. not ENDANGERED.
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man mr. ~ WisnINGrov.
A Birthday Pnrty-Rich Dresses aud Costly
Misunderstanding and Music.

On Tuesday evening, the first instant.
Mrs. Ward, wife vi the Hon. Ell all Ward, mem
her Of Congress from New York, gave a grand
Jttc 10 her residence, lbUi ii street, ~ honor Of
tho hiIthuAy Of her Niece, Miss IiljOu Stuart,
from the Windsor Hot 4. New York. The house
was beautifully decorated Hith flowers, trailing
vinos, ana hanging baskets, Tue Ward man.
sion, which has been occupied by the Slidells,
" ellis, ami StOCktOus, Is 80 arranged that four
large rooms N be thrown together. A maGni.
Nccnt SUPPER including terrdpin, chamuague,
and al the markets Afford, WAS served bY Worm
ley, while WcOer's fun orcAestra supplied the
music.
Mr.. Ward was assisted in receiving the guests
by her daughter, Miss Virginia stuart, Mrs l. IT,.
stuart, Of IA" Windsor, New York; that lady Is
daughter, Nj BljDu, and Miss brewer Of New
YORK, Mrs. ward wore IA toilet OF Iale cameo
sh de OF soft, rich silk combined with black
velvet ana e silly lace; ornaments Of diamonds.
Her daughter, Miss Virginia stuart, WAS taste
fully attired In white Paris muslin aud Valen-
Ciennes Ice, worn over blue silk, Miss Bi1pu
stuart, Mrs. Wards niece, wore an exquisite loi-
let ul tuIquois blue silk, embroidery IN white
bugles, headed falls Of blonde lace on the
trained skirt and low cOIsage. Miss Brewers
ffo~h white taIlltan was embroidered with
wretths OF shaded PINK floss. The bouquets
carried by these ladies' were OF exquisite de-
sorlpil1n, sent as souvenirs from New York.
one of these was entirely composed OF sweet
violets AMI tea rose buds
ABOUT five hundred people attended, the re
Seption. Including the President, the meinbera
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rnERnI IS 1RoUnAEIN THncAnIyEr.
What Bri-t0v'- Friends say -The Pressure
on tie Presihent.

Gen. H. V. Boynton the intimate per
son.l friend Il Secretary Dristow, sends the fol.
loving dcspitch e. the Cincinnati G1scttc:
WASuINGToS. Feb. 6.-Ire reported troubles
In the ate cabinet meeting ~ r'-aid to Bris oW
ara seussti1nal There have been no high words
on cX ted controversies.
outside II the tIlintt there Is q desperate
cLlrt max ~ by number ui politicians To- Ia
ouce the President 30 direct the At'oruey-Gcn.
otal 10 ass Ime Va cN i .sye control Of an tie
whiskey cls =. ana to immediately instruct the
nistrl I Attorney, not - accept the Testimony
of any moro intnTn'r-, ma TO $50 u 4 sentence
Is a. once prom Jun ed sin,t hll under cIuNic-
tipn, or Who, haN.IE plead guilty, have given
CVid'Hce which the Government has used.
The letter Il the AttOrncf General t. District
Attorney Dyer, united here to-day, H. IN exact
acc ri win wurt the politicians interested have
Insisted upon. HE Issue so lEht to be made e.
tween tuc ID epart'ucnt uf Justice AMI the Secre-
tdiV ~ the Irat-uiy t. It q grave character and
believed bytnese politicians To involve the RESI-. =
nation of GEN. lirl,tOw. They have seen for
some time that IL Is impossible to get him ont
upon any direct issue over the whistey trials,
can be race to appear ~ solely oae Of con.tfuc-
ton Of law, aud one MAT. through his refusal 10
aCc'it III o. utor1rct ittOus II the law can be
made sufficient ground for accepting his resig-
nation.
The prcsl 'cnt has not a. yet accedel to the
demands made upon him 10y these interested
parties, hut II possible they intend TO make
trouil and keepit awe Til the chief force back
Of ana pushing the whi,Kcy frauds Is crowded
out Of the Adniuisirati On,
The immcGirte and chief purpl So Of those
most busy D tins matter - 10 prevent further
developments q Chicago and Milwaukee which
might dnuld the country new stnsatlons.
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Tho House went into Committee Of the
Whole on tho Co,.,i r..,1 n. u,o,,,,i,. Ar,o
' - ''''
prlatlpn OIL ana was addressed bY Mr. Springer
~ ,Io IAN 10 coil.a o.,o,.,t.,, .. Al, , ,.,,.,,.i
" ~. "'''. Nv u'''N "''N"''u' ~ u" unusual
iact III 4 the popular bianch OF congress was so
constituted - to be In OPP sltion to the Ad.
,,,,t,,,.,t1n aa a.. Co. ~. -. -.
inih'sH@Noh ana the senate Ihere was some
reason for that state Of things. Ii was not the
result OF accident or chnuce The neople in tina
.lac,,,,,s -, ~, 49,, . ,,t,.,, - " A.
et7'"".s go nHu " ue""el'.e purpose III
view What was ~ TLcy had deliberately
made nm tb.ir u,irds thtt thora ri,s, IA, "a
Lr-nchprnt ncDf..'u M. ana rnf.,rn, In III a. nv
eminent. They had trust ed tong To thc party IN
po"eL l9f H. ana n nnH h'ei, Disappointed ana So
thci ~ Euut M tI" CIV 'v W',h iln sem a
maJ9IlN 70 w i"u'c ,Nn'n N'ulI it9'tct uhl
curry "ut 'ue wishes uI IN Lcp IT, re was not
hutfl,'t Va ''It N l'htrMih on hls own
s4e ~ '"r ii"ua" h.u 'N .I'.atu uPpC'lt"h 10
tho u'l' NV ON hl-.t NUppuae .l'h .lhe
epe'NHra = w IVY -'illNul u from NtW / vth
Srst'lu,hS he9sIs ,IrWl.t am WOMB INV tul-
was pid =" lH'iuplt g. Hiluclcc WIN IuI 'gl
~ "u' '' a., ~, 50 - Il Vt., 'l''
I'm. ol '"'s :, NV l.su''' ~ .u' 'au'' ~
t5e I'M, ef l,,iny ~ inc E'',l,-H End Am,srir,n
MINISTERS AT Paris he characterized il a. IA con
trast Ietveen IN ccete nrist nrracv AMI n ,,rnv,
Ing democracy ana saiI thnt ms country vus
MOI the less resurrfrd ,lri,d frnui the f,ct mt
they went ~ court Ia the ordinary apparel Of
geutleueu
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- 80" =, 80 'N' ~ '''
O. ~ IeI ~ 10 NJ HafhelH conlup on the
stat Departmehl laet week, ne lNL. 0prngerl
~ IN ~ p''Np tIn . ucia,. i''vil , Mas
80 ,i' ~ ~. , - ',
uo er ~ o"t otner uopMtinIits o. "a, moNeIn
showing INC amount OF contingent expenses
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MlnnI,o- MaI,s.

WANTED frst.class practical shirt cutter and
w mt y. Apply to LORD q TAYLOR Broadway and
Twortiuthst
NVANTED-A IT tcstaut man aud wife for gen.
w tlcmaue place also gardener, married. at los
SIX nv.
VNANrFD-A smart boy to wait on tlblcs at KEN
w NYS oyster house 3o3Sih av cal after 10 O'Clock
WANTED 4 nrst-cl1ss ras f. ter none other need
w apply 1903 broadway, Brookl,n. T.. ID.
NXAN1ED-A nrst.ciass wait r In ladies' saloon.
w Apply at 30 Clinton st., Bro jkyn.
IVAN rED-A pooi biuestone tool sharpenor, at
w jlst St.. NOrth river.
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Sitnntlons allanItS.

A American lady age 30. sng,c earnestly desires
~ position os companion ana u'rkccpcr 10 an Ter
pleasant home more than high salary nrstc.as ref
crcuce riyrn ana required womb ufctrr tut OF tho
CITY. Address for three days, HONE, box lvo' sun
ONCE
~ CT to take charge OF zee crcam 10 years rct renee
from last place have the receipts OF the eldest hker
address HENRY FRkNCIS. 17s Il. Houston A., I'd floor.
A YOUNG lady earnestly desires any kud % RI.
N spcct be employment either NJ nome ort 60 out
T. well educated and quc< at y rnng through nccos-
SHY. Adore" NJ. ~ Monroe A.
A YOUNG man II years Of age wishes situation;
N wlillg 10 make himself &c lerally uscfuli has
Know edge OF dr. goods nnt could assist In an Oice.
Address u box 1888. sun Office.
A RESPECTABLE Protestant woman wishes
N mi lint to bring m "a tu,t.: ertcty temperate
Moor. ro'ni l.
NOING Amcrc,n eiri would Ike a situation TO
N attend store; has mad som" kper-ncc C,ll or ad'
A RESPECTABLE married. woman. wishes the
oud floor. rooms ands Can for three days.
RESPECTABLE woman wisncs to 80 out ny
N the day or month; good reference given l3 Wash.
layton 1t. rear.
A YOUNts man " shes o situation As butcher or nv
o'"'' 'u' ina IRE "' Oh "''' '''' '''' rug ''D
I,lRST.ClAS- bread and c.ke bakers. Bakers
y Han 81 3lav.
rI'O PAINTEK~.-A Young man .wishc' employ
d mcnt 1. l.Un hnnsc nyi 81 nnint"r qua paper
hanger. Adcrcfs PhlNrER h Z 1917. sun ONCE
WANTED by al American jung g,r s,lic isht
w cmiDymrnt du1ng the days has T. u Our vars
j. sttr easy reference. II at or acdr IS '9 WASH
incton r..
WANTED te.pacta llc mildio-aFc woman,
fortno DAYS at los Canal It. No bJctlgn t. IN the
uniy
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WHITE STAR LINE,
w FOR QUEENSrOW AND LIVERPOOL, CAR
RGING UNITED slAIEs MALE
4osi An1 HOnnG.

OST-On Monday evening, = spaiici dog heal ane
back brown; breast ANA ntcc "utr ~ ~ Yen
tail goes by the name OF Fanny Reward viii or s''~
and no questions asked. BY returning TO- ,..,.,.,
Y j LUkK l51 HeeckefN
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S,miug Qlatuln,s.

A DON ESTIC, Singers Wheeler 4 wilsons
hsWllcoh Gibbi sewing machines for sale for SO.
1913 Canal -,
SEWING MACHINEs-An kinds on trai rent
- ~ monthly address, =. A. MACAULAY. 81 Bleeck
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AND lNI % 81 AYE, MAIL GOUTR
rrane leave N"w YORK, VIA Deshrlsscs and Cortlandt
streets Ferries. "a follnwsi
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SO !. VI. Sunday ami 500 T. NJ.
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$50. 8. o. $50, L. NJ. and ~ nj hit. lay o,
T.. NJ ~
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FRANK THOMSON
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