Ottumwa weekly courier. (Ottumwa, Wapello County, Iowa) 1872-1899, 1876-04-05


acre, which is nice price these times.
Woman's rights are fully provided
for by the Gilpin Sulky Pillow, where
the woman can ride, whistle, sing
laugh and plow all the same as the
sterner sex. Found at the Rancho.
THE TRUE 1NwARDNEss
The TRUE INwARDNEss
MORRISON PLows
DEXTER CULTIvAToRs
AT f. j. TURNER & Co.'S.
AT E. J. TURNER & Co.'S.
The Clear Lake Observer of the
Goth says:
There are about 2l5 men at work
on the ice, at present. The average
wages being $l.50 per day. The hor-
SEES employed will average half as
much per day as the whole number
of men. BY the use of a few figures
these show an aggregate amount of
$4S3.75, which Is paid per day as
wages. This no small advantage to
our town as anyone can see.
If a man starts to go to Shepherds
Rancho and meets another man let him
take him along that he may rejoice
and live long in the land where good
and cheap implements are sold.
On Saturday we spoke of herd of
thoroughbred Durham cattle brought
from Indiana by Tip Ra.del. We
learn from him that the bull he got is
two years old and weighs LILO lbs.
He is perfect beauty. He has 8
cows 3 years old and over, I heifers
from l to 3 years old, and q calves 6
to II months old. He intends to get
them in good shape and then they
will be offered for sale, and our
farmers will have an opportunity to
buy some real fine stock without go
ing away from home for it. Twenty
head of these cattle are of the most
sought for colors, and some of them
are the finest show animals to be OBJ
tanned in the West.
As you walk along behold the stock
of goods on the platform, then go in
side and call OH one of the statesmen
to pilot you through the lower room,
then hand him % cents and he will
take you up stairs and show you an
immense stock Of John Beers Flows
Rakes, Cultivators and Corn Planters
which are of the very best and will be
sold at bottom prices for cash or good
notes. This is at Shepherds Rancho
We are indebted to Jerry Noting.
ham, Esq, for late Salt Lake dailies
By the Herald mormon organ WI
see old Brigham has builta new store
room for lions Cooperative Mercan
tile Association (Which means Brig
ham Young) that is Sd feet wide, 81
feet long, 3 stories high, and has onl,
two doors, one main entry front
and a door in the rear to receive
goods. There is not a window i'm tn
. building, it is all solid brick wall ex
cept the doors mentioned, and 1t |
lighted by skylights in the roof. Thi
style of architecture has not reaches
our city yet.
Summer as well as winter has II
changes, and sufferers of lung, throa
: and chest diseases should always b
: on their guard. DR.. Green's Expect
GRANT will relieve Coughs and all irri
itation and prevent Consumption an
t Typhoid Fever.
: The wreck of the freight train, a
= or near Fairfield few days age
caused the loss of two lives certai
and probably three. 1t seems tina
four tramps had secreted themselvt
!. about the train, stealing ride to O
tumwa. One of the party escaped
and from him the particulars wer
learned that one man and probabl
n two were buried beneath the wrecl
n In removing the broken cars, ii
& workmen found the second one, dea
|e as door nail, and the other is SUI
n posed to be buried beneath box CT
,e that is half buried i'm the mud All
70 water of a small creek into which
II fell.
Good looks do great deal for
man, but Shepherd thinks the qualii
of his Plows and other Implement
= and his extremely low prices is VIII
= makes him success.
The colored band are practicir
, every spare moment, and as might
!" expected they would, make consider
- BILE noise. Some person complained
: one Of the leading colored men al
~ informed him that it was asking t.
~ much of people living within a HI
" mile Of the room where they practi
!" ed, to stand the racket.
He said: "Ihave told dem nigga
=. how it would be. Day want to gel
u basement with a brick flooah, al
lock de do, and blow dere blam
brains out"
*. That settled the matter and I
III colored band blow away at thu
IT, pleasure unmolested, in the roc
of they have always occupied.
y" None, not even the wealthiest t;
mer, can afford to buy inferior a
all worthless implements. Such goo
at are not found at Shepherds Rancl
~ Fred CRUDE u Bro, have now
4. store the handsomest stock Of ha
IN caps, trunks. valices, and Gents +,
r. - ling goods ever brought to Otta
y" Cali and fit yourself with n,
, = s.at. m29-dtf
GlOURs RlOURi!
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