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Le MeschaceÌbeÌ. [volume] ([Lucy] La.) 1853-1942, 1876-04-22
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ST. -CH ARIES

NJ. Bentley, du U0n0ldsOnU1lI6
Chisf, paraissant 6tre sous PIN.
preston one Ia guerre politique
engagee entire les freres Vallas est
nne pure comedie, M. Marcellns
Vallas repond qu'elle est au con-
traire tres serieuse Ut que, quaint
A lui, il suit 6dAlement les prin-
cipes qni lui ont etc inculqu6s dAs
l'enfancr par 10 pAre des denx edi-
teura, le regrett6 professor Val
laa. Mails Ia polemique dtt-elle
s'envenimer, Marcelluao n'oubliers
paa qne Horace eat son frere, Ct
snivant les expressions de Bent
ley, "il n'y aura pas do sang r6
pannn."
-Le Herald prend 4 partie NJ.
James ID. Augustin, quill appelle
familiAremrnt "Ji,n,S lui reproche
les elogca don't II est l'objet de la
part du Ne,c Orleans Democrat ct
dn ST. Charles Mirror, ct lni rap.
pclle avec quelle ferveur il lisait
Ia Declaration dInd6pendancs 4
nm meeting republican,.
lie comit6 execntif republican,
de Ia paroisss est conyoQu6 pour
le 90 avril, d midi.
--Hahnville = 500 habitants OF
4 maGasins.
lie juge de paroisse Earhart
n condamne, 10 IL, William Bar
nes, accnsA de maivais traitements
A ~ femme, 4 trois mois d'empri.
s0nnement.
-Ie deput9-sh6rif Gomperts 4
ramen6 le IL, 4 Ia ge6le, Adam
Claiborne, qui sen 6tait evad3 le
IA Juliet 1875, ct q ft6 arr6t4 le
10 IA Ia Nonvelle. Orleans, angle
des rnes Treme ct Bienville.
M. James ID. Augustin ne
vent "A lai~ser accaparer Ut mono
poliSer par ancnn l'arti, ct le spiri.
tael avocat, tenant 4 restor etran.
ger 4 In politiqne, Ecrit au Mirror,
A Ia date du IA, quill ny pas lien
sle 'enr0ler dams Ia croisa,le demo.
cratiqne. II adhere platonique-
ment 4 II Declaration d'Ind4pen-
dance, mails nh aucun goNt pour
10 role de- Don Quichotte, ct se
leontentera du plaisir do voir le
Mirror ct le Herald rompre frater-
uollenaent { lances sur les ques-
tions dc logid 10 q j principeA
-Le comit6 ex6cutif d6mocrati-
que, r6uui le 8, . 6lu MN. Emile
Rnst presitlent, S.-N. Burbank
vice.pr6sislent, Horace Vallas -
cretaire, LION Sarpy tr6sorier; .
contirm6 b nomination de M.
Louis Ransom CONNIE d6l4gn6 On
cOnit6 central de pEtat; . charge
NM. L. Ransom ct A. Touxanne
de- choisir an local pour leo s6ances
du oosmit6, 1t s'est ajourne M d.
manche 23 avril, 4 5 heures do
l'sprA&midi
Les ferries ont kt6 adjug6s, le
Is: 10 1er 4 j. Mnus, pour o2.5O !;
%, /. jacobs. e35 !; le, N. Z9rin.
Cue, $40; b, A. Gassen, $3.50 !;
6e, n. Morgsna, -; 7e, n. Morg-
aus, 26 cents; total 4l7o.26. d
-Hhsbitation Fairview, do n.
H Fralssn, sst oompletsweat
ipond6A
M-Le Aisvu~ constate qu'une
msisoa aeAetee 81 pay6e rAn der.
niee par 10 board de- 6coles D Ho-
ranaOn, recorder, assessor, jnr6
de polios vt snrfntendaDt d'enre-
gistrsment ne sert nas \ rcmploi
pour leqnel ella await 4t6 acQuise,
= sat hnblt6e, libre Do toutes
Le MeschaceÌbeÌ. [volume] ([Lucy] La.) 1853-1942, 1876-04-22
W. PIX DIES AlsHoNoEs:
as trr
siJtHA9 oA1n1 n DEx fsej0
hsaiers inssrtica. "a o
I11srtious saiv1a1ss. -. %

BULLETIN DE Il sEMAINE
gr st $500 --sos-
,0esst . aesistI, y u, 4 l'inaagura-
aea ds h Statue Dc Lincoln, dams b
&c a. Washihgtsa qui porte u nom
oN~pr6aidsnt martyr, et, gardant
90 kabituel st msjestusux silence, :
Ant h parole sux oratsuFs d. cou-
laar recounaissanta, LAngston st
DoSglsss. Commc a'il 10 renoncalt
pas 6ncore 4 f'espoir dun truisiame
Ssue, u . lane6 son veto coutrs 10
bin oni ramAne I 81, 900 u traits-
nsnt pr6sidentiel; inais, CONNIE II
~ sasun mtpris pour II vii m6tal,
I'll dgnt probablemsnt des denx
nalus u bill qui snbstitue l'argent !
laineunais ffActionnsl!s d pApisr.
On aasurs que . fol On h vertu Dc
BaAcook = notablement baiss6 et
qan 0ps1mis II pardon ann t6moins
qui pourraisnt s'incriminsr par dim
portantss d6positions. II met du
SsnFs D discernsr lea fai1 lss plus
l~j6eeta, car, dAs 1879, u await 6t6
pr6veau cSs malversationsde Melon.
ID. On ecmprsnd quill h<sits ! 90
cordsr IN s6nateur Bogy ID grAcs d.
cosdapnI Mcguire. Linfortunt Bah
eek, remis On accusation par 10 grand
juyy - Washington CONNIE complies
da vol par e0raction de- papisn dc
Iav0cAf d district Dyer st laise6 On
kbertl moysnnant IN cautionnement
a $4,000, ct maintsuant expos6 !
N aatfs prooes, pour avoir procar6,
nae5suaaat Ananca, II nominstioa
a vagept Steinberger aux ilca
oe<anisnns6 Dc Samoa. L. marshal
Hharr, hsau-frArs do Grant Ut don't
u nom rrovoQue ID soupcpn, 4. anssi
&tsillk u sollicitude do II Chambr~,
qsisGe <mSrvsillGs d. asadteuuvertea.
II S<nat set copstits6 y IL n haste
cost ponr jugef B~lknap, qal plaids
t'iasaapteeacs da tsihanal l&giaiatif&t
= nutyant imp puhemmSntdaaa - diais-
don, 6cespt4e par Grant avant h vots
deniss - ssoaatiOB pasla ChambrS.
Il csmit< d finance da S6nat pro-
pose M bill d'argent Tsladvem~ut
= ae1oAs - - us6esl. u s6aa1sar
Haae ! pr6ssntx m bill eni tend \ II
Invocation Dc II eharte accordxA \ II
O~upagMie - chemin d. fes Union
Parilqur. L. Chanbrs hfaite \ voter
y bin diplomatique amsnd6 par 10
10toat. Ses comit&~ d'enquAts ont 70
.caaaa qu'un dea rapports Ia profess
-asar W.-P. Blake aur II Mine Emma,
.avait ~ anppriiu<. ct amt aar les
vrages ID n complicitk d. rsvoeat
p. S0msrvill~, do New Ycrk, dams u
vd1 u p6pi6s~ ~ 81 Louis. Kilb0xru,
snia - ubse>6 = nainbpau On survsil-
1asca. i ~ l'ohjet dun dialogue VII
- sRT1sI ~otrs les sepr<eentanta
TneheeeG BisinA Lsaese(tairs Fish :
aAysss1 = \ chambre uns lettss dana
1o4tAlle II l1shsme eae tsas - tsai-
t6kavss,lss paiaannrsa ttraneeesa ns
aRrotsPt pfa &Yns menilrs explicit
1ilnpss1ntinaS prosSnast da tsavAil
0)1Jsls1s pt6sits u noavssux clients
s1ul3omt1teass ~ Wa1hingls,n -
hr0o0onea dn. amateur Sargent st
S6es1I1 ID eonmodofs RogrFa, con-
uHeonp1toee - fsaMeGs c6Rnmieee "a
&1f1jpsat "A. .tr&seg. g.-Ls plAes a.
r1Dns - sosstS - eislrAl SeAo-
49, ape \. niafgAl Hanceck init
y1nploessA - dlvi6sa 1a pneihq y.
Le MeschaceÌbeÌ. [volume] ([Lucy] La.) 1853-1942, 1876-04-22

puw roo0OmoMdo u 1uO00e100 0u0 0Ixm0o
special pour pAth<n6s, "lss r6sumls in3slli-
gsnts nais snceinsts puhli<s dams rAssts
comit6 compos6 de Mn. Chsrles Ttrptn,
Francois Tujsgns, Alfred MsruisF, Adobe
Schrciber ct Jean J. Castsllanos, pour csce-
cupsr dc Il crSaaSoa d cst esgaas.-Ls d.
teur jean Deli 'Orto Lii II premi1rs paStis Do
son travail sur u question du capital. de 10
propr6t6 et dc II main-d'nuvre On Lcni-
shane, OF cite les easais du slnatsur RosA st
do lord 9haftssbury. Ls dootsar Dsll'0rto
lirs prochainsment = seconde partie, don't
voici 10 sommaire: 40 Quclles sont lee esn-
que je propose, pulse rtusair N2o Dureaux
dimmigration. LoNisisna ksssiorsl&pw an1
Howsesteod CcSspany, 1879 Nos cpinion.-
81 Quellcs sont lea causes qui ont empAehS
10 eucces de touto enterprise on LouiGansi
- Etat politiqus du pays. L'upiqse ~
mede ost dsns ragriculture.-5o Comment
trouvsr 70 capital Rsssouress do h Lomi-
shame. .Chnat. Eucalyptus globulus. Glasses
q sSos%0%ss.nss .,q a1Sl 49,, sst Z o Lsss.E .
science 9 ! fsare svoo h qusseoa d. nnmi-
gratioar 80 4Tlf h .n-
Nous recommaudons 4 nos
lecteurs l'snnonce d. NJ. Nichaol
Pigott, Phabile carrosaier et SELLER
de Hahnville, paroisse st. Charles.
N. Pigott jouit dune reputation
m6ritSe dams - specialize 4 i'm
portante on nos campagpeA 6
CONNIE bon marche ct perfection,
ne craint pas h comparaison avec
les ineilleurs de So conffeaoe de b
NOuyelle- OrlGans. /. faa ii II
m. 9Anatole Wnlisms <tait
lundi dams IN buggy devsns y
magasin Dc n. Alfred Wool0na-
ham, lorsqne son chcvsl s'est en-.
porte. M.Williams . 6t6 Jets violeqlr
mont ! teffc et . cu y bfae drU1t
fracture On qnatrs endrsi1sl Uu6
forte h6morrhaEie S'estl dlolaa(A
Of hsureusement b docteur Jooaph
Trsstour, qui % trouvait u Spa
arr0ter b sang st reduire - A6R
togo4 sWfa asg gyfslfl I ,nsslE
aq--Is oapisxins ". CssabSsa "A
steamer Katjs, noos psje dAa66a.
cor que @. bstsan, psnsaant atsn1s
lasaison d'6t6, deeceodmp4gali1gS
ment le t1euve b diuA1che daaa ~
pres. midi, passant ! 81 a1es "a
Convent ! nne heure, q AGk Jea0-
Baptiste, sa0 q rAiGle = kulios
du Bonnet Carr6, \ 2 ,heurss stder
mie, ct arrivant ! 10 Nouvello- O.
loans 4 5 heurcs. Prix ID paG1aGe,
$3.50, usi36t tNF0s II aI4saf
~ Ia juge D..L. Ehrsnann atssnba
mercredi II, un0 enqnets' sur Ie
cadavre dune femme d coaIsir
ag6s Do 20 4 ~ Aps, | caGlayrD
tyouv6 dams 10 nenve q face q
u propriEt6 u Mme weave Tk6on0S
Edrin4ton. mp .sl 9issl "A
st. .d9Ls sisail i. .seiu.,io'. .sl.o1
-. .sss..z.. &. A..as...s#@8 a
Ottumwa weekly courier. (Ottumwa, Wapello County, Iowa) 1872-1899, 1876-05-03

Hawlcy said that the COURIER had
printed the ordinance in both daily
and weekly papers, and as Q matter
Of accommodation had republished it.
Sam said that he had made out his
bill correctly and he proposed to
stand by it, and collect it If he could,
he never would take $21,30
The recommendation of the COM
mittee was concurred in.
Moore moved that the bill of Z. b.
Davis, for fees be allowed. McGrew
amended by referring to the city So
licitor for an opinion on the matter
in regard to the amount in dispute.
Finally, Davis was allowed the bill.
except the amount in dispute viz. $l3
McCue moved to refer the bill OF
8. b. Evans, to the Solicitor for an
opinion in regard to its validity
Carried.
A large number of bills were read
and referred to the committee or
claims.
A motion was made and carried
allowing the salaries Of the city Off
GERS for the month.
The MarshaTs were instructed te
secure a piece of ground and erect Q
hog pound. This was adopted with
out debate.
The I'd street grade was brought NJ
again and on motion the matter wa'
referred back to the committee will
further time to report.
The city Solicitor reported to thu
council, the fact that the case of tn
City vs.. Parks, had been decided by
the Supreme Court and that tn
opinion would be published.
The council then adjourned.
Ottumwa weekly courier. (Ottumwa, Wapello County, Iowa) 1872-1899, 1876-05-03
MATCHED.

1t must be the weather, if not that,
we do not know what it is, but the
records show that only eighteen cou-
pies were married in this county du-
ring the month of April, against thir-
ty odd couple during March.
The following is the list:
Luther Hite and Lizzie McCune-
Robert. X. Douglass and Caroline
Campbell.
Harrison Whaley and Susan Simonds.
A. J. Simons and Cleora F. Woods.
Jacob Arnold and Lucy E. Baker.
Robert A. AFTER and Ella WEIGH.
DIR. w. E. Cole and M. v. Rider.
Perry Yeager and Mary Phillips.
John w. Dunbar and Alice Rouse.
Otto Waller and Albertine Fry.
j Ohm Travis and Bridget Bottomley.
w. w. Miller and Mary c. Plough.
Jason III. Watkins and Jennie Nichols.
Samuel Kit and Jennie Thompson.
Isaac Wallace and Martha +. Eslinger.
John A. Fuller and Rebecca j. Grow.
7. Mooney and Lucinda Buce.
Michael j. Foster and Nora c. WEIGH.
Ottumwa weekly courier. (Ottumwa, Wapello County, Iowa) 1872-1899, 1876-05-03
From the Daily Of May !.

From the Daily Of Mayl.
Set May LIST down in your calender
of 1876 as snow day.
Grimes to-day sold six new bug
gics to a Montczuma Livery man, and
James Taylor fitted him out with the
samenumber of sets of new harness.
Eight car loads of ice were brought
down from Clear Lake this morning.
We are Informed there are LOO car
loads of ice piled OH the bank at
Clear Lake still awaiting shipment.
He was up in Briggs Office this
afternoon and mistook that type
writer for an organ. He put his foot
on the trcadle and commenced singing
"Home, Sweet Home" and humping
the keys at an astonishing rate. The
music was not forthcoming, and said
he, "what's the matter with the id
thing,I wonder it don't sound right r.
~ w nc EtCH Ouut uisVVNCICu
him, and made few remarks to the
effect that the musician had spoiled
his letter, and the best place for him
to get was down stairs, and he went.
The Wapello county Bible Society
at their meeting last night at the LIST
Methodist elected the following Off
GERS for the ensuing year:
Presidcnt-J. s. Porter.
Vice President. Williamson.
Secretary-George Haw.
Treasurer-J. N. Carver.
Dircctors-E. P. Burlingame, Chas
Lawrence, E. E. McElroy, A. S,
Downe, Sam. Mahon.
ID. II. Emery, President of the So.
ciety, presided: Addresses were
made by Rev. l. N. Busby, and by
Rev. E. II. Winans, State Agent OF
the Bible Society.
Ottumwa weekly courier. (Ottumwa, Wapello County, Iowa) 1872-1899, 1876-05-03
snERurF,s SALE.

nv virtue Of an execution to me directed from
the Clerk 81 the Circuit Court Of WApello county,
iowa ON 8 Judgment obtained IN said Court, on
the 18th day of March, 1875, in favor Of James
Hxwley and II. d. Jones, Executors. as plaintiffs
and against w. H. Grips, - defendant Tor the
sum OF Two Thousand Three Hundred and tiity-
eight Dollars and costs taxed at 800 ~ and accru
ing costs, I have levied upon the following
real estate taken IS property Of said deieaaaht'
10 satisfy said execution, to-wit:
The southwest or of the southeast ar 81 seGuon
one Ia To seyenty-one Of X No II w and the
Weot half o1 the southeast quarter Of the
southwest quarter OF section IA. TIP u y OF n
Is west AlsO lot 8 In section l6 Up III OF Range
IS w, Is described by the plat Of the Trustees Of
Keokuk township, in said county of Wapello.
Hiso mart OF the West Fri half Of the norihe st
quarter OF said section one TIP II Of IL w
fejnr ali of said west fractional half except
az 1900 acres owned BY d. II Hichaeis. and the
northvest or OF The southeast or OF said section
enc and part OF the northwest Or OF said section
one commencing 1t the center OF said section one
rilnning thence N SIX poles to . stone, thence
VET 6sk poles to stake, thence sonth Va poles,
thence east 52k poles to the place Of beginning.
containtng 50 I2.l0O acres except ten acres IN lot
q sbope described, sold TO Wallace; said land
beine il Wapsllo county, and state OF Iowa:
And will offer the same for sale to the nlghest
bi1ider for cssh 10 hand, on the 18th day of May
lsj6. in front OF The Court House In Ottumwa, al
the hour OF O'Clock. p. m. Of said day, when
and where dne attendance will De given py the
Dated Al Ottnmwa, Iowa, April 10Th. 1915.
IT. SFlLAAN, Sheriff said 60
BY J. C. sLA OGHTER, Iepnty. mS-st-o"
Ottumwa weekly courier. (Ottumwa, Wapello County, Iowa) 1872-1899, 1876-05-03

The Coroner's Jury in the case of
Ella d. Gray, at Des Moines, found
q verdict that she came to her death
in consequence of an attempted alb
ortion, performed by DR.. w. ii. Hal
liwell, aided and allotted by another
party at present to the public I'M
known"
Halliwell was arrested and his bond
fixed at $500. The Register says in
default of bail the Doctor was taken
to the city prison, ut the door of which
he wrote upon the reporters note
book the following statement:
"The abortion case has been SO
managed as to throw slur upon the
only innocent party, and is done for
the purpose Of running reputation
that they have tried to reach before
and could not, but when the facts are
known as they will be, they will wish
it otherwise. The DIR. refused to give
bail, il one cent would bail him."
This written, the doors opened and
the doctor said "Good nightw as he
went behind the iron bars.
Ottumwa weekly courier. (Ottumwa, Wapello County, Iowa) 1872-1899, 1876-05-03
FOR MILITARY
SuPPLlkS.
HEADQUARTERS DEPT. OF THE PLATTE,
AErICR or l'HIlR OuARTeHNkSrRR.

OFFICE OF CHIDF QUARTeRNAsrKR.
OMAHA, NRB,, April .. 1875.
cEALED PROPOSALS, in ttiplicate, subject
- to the uslisj conditions, will be received att this
ONCE or ct the Offices Of the Quartermasters p
the following named stations. until IL O'Clock.
noon on Friday June isS s.ilow,I ,c lor , a,
will he opened in presence of bidders. Tor Inr-
nishing and delivery OF MILITARY Supplies during
;e year Ivy 1ss; an. and s HnYs
OF mch Of said supplies as may be required q
Omaha Depot. Omaha RA1rseks, Fort 6srtsn6,
Fort n cphersOn. North Platte, Sidney BarrAcks.
Cheyenne Depot, Fort 2, Rpssesi, Fort Sanders
Douglas. Fort Cameron, CaI.p Robinson. Camp
Sheridan, Fort Laramie, Fort FeuerMan, Camp
fstaInbanyh. and Camp Brown; also, tor 100 tons
Proposais will also be received at this Office, to
the day and hour above named. for the delivery
on fine cars at the point nearest to the Mines ON
the line Of the Union Pacific Railroad, Of seYen
Also for the delivery ut Omaha Depot, or a
stations ON the Union Pacific Railroad east Of
Grand Island, Of two million pounds of CORN
and one million pounds OF OATS.
ed or for quantities less than the whole required
viii be receives.
The Government reserves the rightto reject any
< preference will be given to articles OF do
Resfic production.
Blank proposals and printed circulars. stating
he kind and estimated gus ntities of Hay and
Wood required at each station. and giving full
INSTRUCTIONS as to the manner II bidding. contii
lions to be observed by bidders, and terms o.
contract and payment, will be furnished on ap
plication 10 this Office, or to the QuartetmAetef
at the various stations named.
Enveiopes containing the proposals should 2,
marked, proposals for at
and addressed to the undersigned. or to the re
spective Post and Depot Qnartermasters.
MI LUDINs3TON, Chief Quartermaster
May 8, ls7C,-iw-
Ottumwa weekly courier. (Ottumwa, Wapello County, Iowa) 1872-1899, 1876-05-03

from the DAILY OF April ~.
Corn sold to-day on the streets in
wagon load lots at So cts per bushel.
Hay is selling at $ll @12 per ton.
J. B. Mowry, one of the enterpris-
ing business men of Martinsburg was
in the city to-day on his way home
from Chicago. Mr.. Mowry struck q
favorable market for his stock and
was in the best of spirits.
At Des Moines, Tuesday, ground
was purchased at a cost of $1,000 on
which to erect $4,000 exposition
building, the contract for which will
be let Monday, May 9Th. The build
ing is to be completed in September.
George Woman, worthless vaga-
bond, who has passed about two
thirds Of the last year in Jail, was ar
rested again last night on a charge Of
disorderly conduct and general GUS
sedness, George is a bad one and
Mayor Tisdale, this morning conclu-
ded that twas about time that George
was earning his living outside, in
stead of playing checkers in the spi-
der's nest, and sentenced him to thir-
ty days engineering OH the rock
works.
E. G. Yonge y Bro. this morning
sold the old building next to their
Second street bakery to John w. Mil
Ter, the second hand man, who immc-
diately commenced tearing it down
and carting it away. Monday morn
ing Messrs Chiffon Il Kendall will
break ground for a new building to
be erected on that spot for Messrs
Yongc & Bro. 1t will be of brick,
2Ox6O feet, two stories high and fin
ished in the best style. Ithas already
been leased to Messrs. Wcllman Il Co.
who will occupy it as soon as COM
pleted for grocery store.
Ottumwa weekly courier. (Ottumwa, Wapello County, Iowa) 1872-1899, 1876-05-03
emERUFF's SALE.

BY virtue Of an execution to me directed from
the Clerk Of the Circuit Court Of Wapello coun-
tv. Iowa on a Judgment obtained before a. Lots
peich, J. r., Transcript fleti in said Court on the
Tt day Of March, 1876. in favor Of w. Y, Moss Jr
and Suesn TifIany as defendants. for the sum Of
Thirty six and 6f-1OO dollars, and costs taxed a
30 rs and accTuing costs, have levied upon Tho
following real estate taken % the properly OF said
dc PENDANT, Elwood Tiffany TO satisfy said execn.
ti0n, to. wit:
Eiwood Tiffany q interest in snd to the south Z
OF the east " Of the southeast " of section ~,
And will offer the same for sale to the highest
bidder for cash In hand, on the 18th day of May,
1876 In front Of the Court House In Ottumsa,
st he hour of O'Clock, r. n. of said day,
when and where due attendance will be given by
the undefsigned.
Dated 6 Ottumwa, Iowa, April 18th, 1876.
m3-2t n, r. SPILMAN, Sheriff OF said Comfy
by ]. @. 6LAUG aTEK, Deputy.
Ottumwa weekly courier. (Ottumwa, Wapello County, Iowa) 1872-1899, 1876-05-03
BITaTE ERR

As are the experiences OF this life none are
without its sivr lining, troubles aud cares come,
some abide with us, some pass awav. To-day the
body Is vigorous tomorrow 10 Is dead and gone,
life 1t best Is short and the great problem how
perpetuatt 1t. Is still unsolved. Life, however,
cAnbe prolonged, the weak and feeble body made
strong, no matter from what cause induced. and
instead of being burden to dyspeptic and debili-
tated bodies. can he made an enduring pleasure
Bat how! Simply by the daily and moderate use
OF DR.. Green's Bitter Tonic. This truly medicinal
preparation ia not cheap and trashy article, IN
tended simply to stimulate and then TO leave the
second state OF the b0iy worse than the first, but
1t gently relaxes the bowels stimuli ates the liver,
making 1t work off the poisonous humor Of the
blood controls and regulates digestion, thereby
removing the cause OF headaches and Ow spirits,
relieves fiatnency and foul stomach, giving tone
aud stability to that organ with an increased and
healthy appetite, regulates female weaknesses,
prevents fever aud sgus aud ma!arious diseases.
protects the system from nnwhnlesome air and
impura water, vitaiizes and tones the whole body
against all attacks of disease Try 1t, and you
will find II pleasant 20 the taste and healing to the
body. Read our PROOF OF 1t.
Ottumwa weekly courier. (Ottumwa, Wapello County, Iowa) 1872-1899, 1876-05-03
amEulFI,s aAl.E.

Nv virtue of an execution 10 me directed from
The tlerk or the District Court Of Wapelio county
Iowa. on Q Judgment obtained in said court on
Inc sth day OF September. 1874, In favor of Iowa
National Bank Of Ottumwa, Assignee of judg.
! Al. Sehworm, as defendant. for the sum OF
Four Hundred and Twenty and H-1OO Dollars.
and costs taxed at q. 90, and accrning costs.
have levied upon the fol owing real estate. taken
O. the property of said DEFENDANT. 10 satisIy safd
execution, viz:
Lot No. ten (lO) in Myers Z Hedrick 9 snbdivi.
sion OF \ in Donation In the city OF Otsnmwa,
WspeilO county, Iowa.
And will oler the same for sale to the highest
bidder fol- cash In hand, on the 18th day Of May
1915. In front of the Court House. In Ottumwa, a
the kour Of O'Clock p. M, of said day.. when
and where due sttendanee vii be given by ths
undenigned. 800
Datei at Ottumwa, Iowa, April l4th, 1876
t. p SPILMAN, sheriff said Co
By J, @. SLAUGHTER, Deputy. m32t-i5t
Ottumwa weekly courier. (Ottumwa, Wapello County, Iowa) 1872-1899, 1876-05-03

ALWAYS GET THE BEsT.-Especilaly
in getting Saleratus--as the best costs
but trife for a years supply, and
that the good costs but a trifle more
than the poor. The best goes farther
than the poor, and much more heal
thy. We can recommend ID. Is. De-
Land & Co.'S Best Chemical Sateratus
TO be the best. wit
Ottumwa weekly courier. (Ottumwa, Wapello County, Iowa) 1872-1899, 1876-05-03
Goods of all kinds will be sold
cheap at Kellcy's Drug Store. 4tw

Standard A Sugar % his for
81 90 choice dried Peaches lbs for
$lOO; choice New York dried Apples
5 lbs for 500; Coffee Of very best
quality Az lbs for S1.O0; Syrups in
kegs very best quality, 5 gallons each
$500; Syrups in kegs very choice, 3
gallons each $3.50; choicest sugar
CURED Hams only 16 cents per b. !;
choicest sugar cured Shoulders only
IL cents per n. choicest sugar cured
Sides only l6 cents per b.; best
Kansas Flour cheaper than any house
in town. White Fish in kits and half
barrels at lowest prices. Everything
in the grocery line retailed at lowest
wholesale prices.
We still have abont 200 cases of
Peaches at 20 cents per can for best
quality of ID cans--saO second quality
Of goods TO oter--sce guarantee every
thing zoe sell.
Choicest Japan Teas only Is cents
per n. All kind of Teas cheaper than
ever. MORTALITY & MCLAUGHLIN.
a6-6td W4t.
Ottumwa weekly courier. (Ottumwa, Wapello County, Iowa) 1872-1899, 1876-05-03
42(lO.OOO!

To loan City or country property
taken as security. Loans made ON 3
to 5 years time. Interest III per cent.
per annum, payable semi-annually.-
No interest taken in advance. Very
small charge fer procuring the loan
No loans made of less than $l.UO.-
Loans made anywhere jim Southern
Iowa and North Eastern Missouri.
@. M. LADD u Co.
Ottumwa weekly courier. (Ottumwa, Wapello County, Iowa) 1872-1899, 1876-05-03

About what nice selections Of Wall
Paper you can get ut Kelley's. Go
and see his stock if you want some
thing nice and at the lowest prices.