Ottumwa weekly courier. (Ottumwa, Wapello County, Iowa) 1872-1899, 1876-07-05
THE OTTUMWA COURIER
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=" was so abundant in Wapello county Nj
8, ls76. as it will be this season. gr
lER Mr.. c. +. w. Bachman, of Ottum- If
paign is wa, will open stock of furniture in Il
and in the rooms formerly occupied by w. >,
ALWAYS Kohl, at Agency. hs
e Daily The Independent says J. A. Reeve tn
,currinc sheared six Cotswool lambs from tn
= NH. which he received 50 pounds Of wool. tn
Average nearly 10 pounds. en-
,..l One of our Democratic exchanges :,
has found out that Governor Tilton, =,
M pa''s of New York, has been nominated
make our for President by the ST. Louis Con- .
, sparing vention. :.
end. We Mr.. l.. A, Chamberlain is now run 81
e nearly ming both the kirkville and Ottumwa ii
Cheese Factories, and is making fe
e's WHO first tate article Of cheese. Every OF
next ten body ought to buy Wapello county W
down to made cheese in preference to any p
!, deliver other. W
le DAnYI We arc informed by Mr.. Asbury, .e
Until No County Treasurer, that since the hrst b
:, 20 of January he has paid county orders =
to the amount of over $4,000, and at .
at at this present there are over $4,000 in
tizens can county warrants outstanding with no Z
pleasure money to pay them.
thus de- A WoNDER.-A subscriber who a,
suggest took our paper at country postomce, II
for il on and left three years ago for Oregon,
has sent the money to liquidate his h
-l Indebtedness. That man ought to be i,
lilly star Aio'o., a. ".' oo"'.'"' "' viz "a
friends '''' "'""e.s " ~
Mr.. Dix Whom w,s tho pe,,a Rzode local in u
r.y oa!s, Ottumwa? Just hear him: -
am until 'Some of the fifteenth amendment !,
kcitizens of Ottumwa, we understand,
6;s wife have opened poker room, where the II
49, ~, game is played regardlessly. George v
'lc Scn- Washington Marris-1 see dem calf 4
b. U NJ, skin boots, raise you dis pair laven- .
& Fort der pants, and suspenders long wild !
remain in EN-"
friends in H., No~-,.- .rn Corr Moxrv 10
,,oh'is likely to create schism in the DEM '
"a. go, ocratic party, but the COURIER will
be published as heretofore Daily at
800 per annum, Weekly, 80, and
we are perfectly willing to take either
ISaa,.,,. kind in pay. Roll in your stamps or
o-day and CON- II is 1mma'er'ai 10 US WHICH W.
R. He re- get, so we gent.
BPS in his Tho editor Of the Rroollyn Ayous
sent the following warning telegram
to one of the New York delegates,
0 the Cen day before yesterday:
re is to be d. C. LitNejohn, st. Louis-Any
oney. good Democrat can carry Brooklyn
End ward, 4 - nv ( o00 n'"'0'''' DrMAs BARNES.
vn to Exc Editor Argus
and New The Argus is the most influential
no longer. Democratic paper in that city.
q Spilm n ~
lial They ospe''ou " - -. " 49,"
Lake, about July the 9Th. At that
time the Methodist State camp meet
rly OF this ing will assemble there, and it is ex-
perintend- pected that an immense concourse
gton Ills, will assemble at that beautiful resort
given him on that occasion.
liars at that Chickens and fish will please take
ening, and notice, and take to the highest limbs
ltions were and deepest holes.
rofessor in The Iowa Central will carry people
at one and one-fifth fare for the round
trip.
Passcnse Boarding houses, tents, aud Tempo
=, rary hotels, are being impfovised
, nnn e, sufficiently to give shelter and lodg-
ing to all corners.
g., All Morrissey wants is fair deal.
la, Dean insists upon a man with clean
~, -. hands. T.
'aSoa .ho;. Forrest and Fitzhugh Lee will be
80. ~, satisfied with any man, SO that he
is and has been loyal.
Hancocks friends want the civil to
of its good predominant over the military. They
louise espe- are, moreover, especially hostile to
the State. military trials and executions.
n Won visit Belmont and Schell are down on
II will like the National Banks and the money
power.
Hendricks men will be satisfied
e premium with any man who isn't a-straddle of
the financial fence.
he held ati The Iowa delegation 60 in for the
:. =. old flag and post Office
,e, and is a The plucky little Vindicator, to
whom we are under everlasting obli-
cations for its efficient assistance in
., nositon the election Of friend Tisdale, for
h. tho II Mayor, "has gone glimmering thro'
~ ~. the dreams of things that were," at
Longitude least for time. We sincerely hope
G 4lo 35' i it will be resuscitated ut our next
7 ashington municipal election, as its peculiar
forte appears to be in the election
business. We understand from can
,te, Reoort nanias," that the local editor of the
-. Vtndicntor, will be retained on the
ie" "a' editorial staff of the Democrat in O
t You can similar capacity.-Spi,at Of the Times.
sral routes,
ing, and be ii. W. Moses, OF 'eneseo' Ill., mas
bought ID. Slossens interest IN the
coopering works in this city and will
ader is in remove here in 60 days. He bought
e. Zeigler the lot of Mr.. Lilburn, on Mill street,
this paper for $3OOO, and proposes to largely in
hanic as his crease the business. He has carried
nal Church on the butter tub and general coop
will get a erage business on very extensive
IS going. scale at Geneseo, and comes to our
: city to obtain wider field for his
t says Til bns;ness We arc c,ad tn welcome to
ouble with orr city all such enterprising manu-
the country facturcrs and predict for Mr.. Moses
h, but that 4 good trade The patronage of Mr.
will make Tilbnrn alone is an item of no incon-