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The New York herald., 1878-08-14

Evk'S TOURS TO WHITE MOUNTAINS, LAKE
lIMen phra amagog Quebec. Montreal. saguensy hver,
and River st. Lawrence. Niagara IA Is Thousand
Islands, Lake Champain. Lake George and nll other
and winter resorts; especially arranged 70. the
convenience OF Travellers giving choice OF 900
routes with privilege Of having redeemed
Levels hotel coupon system the most complete Of
tred America Call send for August number Amcri.
Tourist dazctte. now ready:
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NJ T., HAVANA AND MEXICAN NAH. $. y LINE
IN 1. steamers leave pier 3 North River AZ r. Ma,
FOR HAVANA blRkCr AND VERA CRUz,
calling ut Progresc. Csmpehciv aud rrontera. -
CITY OF WAsiilNTON Qinvsna oniyj Thursday, Aug. ~
CtIi batutuHys ruH ~
Steamers leave Orleans September and - Tor
Vera Cruz via Matamoros Tsmpico. uxpan makng close
connection with for Now York and above ports
r. ALEXANDRA SONS 81 and 33 Broadwav.
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COAsTWIsE srNAMsaIPs.

DACfFio MAIL STEAMSHIP COMPANY
f. :s q S'is ;is Si'':
iii
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s.ssnss zfatASp OF s's
s:s 7's sss 70. apply at
TExAs LINE Sr STHAME r,nnnr
+ a.. from pier 20 E.:. River. SscasS bins u :dias
and
f0' ''s"' '"'''sS r. S%IEoRY Ys'0a AsSHs
COOK son SSi 81 81 s,ssT
NEW YORK AND.. CUBA, NAIL $. $. LINE FOR
u,!,ss.sS y,S% sis, l.:s i;iy:1, a
I. #, l s"S WA
ISLANDS. in connection with French and English stesm
snip lines '''" 'SsiSs JAMES E. WARD CO.. lls war q.
Nkw YORK AND nAvANA DIRECT NAIL LINE
r % s o osa. w 'i o
sASTiXGO DE cuDA... Wednesday. August "A
FOR freight and passage. having unsurpassed accommo
iaHss Shxps Co. Co. ss Ss.s'. n'srs IN s
CAvANNAII, FLORIDA.
GEN. BARNES nom pier 10 East River Wednesday. Au-
sAVANSAe' ro'a p'er 30 n MoIie nye sa'ur
Agent ssp5ssy %UssAS ;ie" @Ei;sis E t rCesosvay Cow
:, q, o,v Agents Wednesday steamer, 6s South st.
Agent a. 4 q. RK, 1i5 broadway. George yoNaK.
Ascnt G. RR. 40 Broadway.
OLD DOMINION STEAMSHIP COMPANY.
soarox rs sIrs ;S IT, Ssp
rSsPaff r,, n 3. ssa sspsss'"
MESr. nlso with stcaacrs for NEWDtHNE ana NASH
lkIiON, \. "a: steamers Tor LtwEs DEL, and REiIO
wEDNEsDAYs and FHfDAYs at3P.
Through passenger tickets and bills Of ladng to all polnts
freiEhts received aaiv pic 80 North Riyer General
Office No. l07 Grccnwch ~ n L. McCkEADY President.
CTEAM COMMUNICATIVE BETWEEN Nhw YORK,
kcst Thomas Martinique: barbados. Trinidad and Deme
despatch tnc stcamship BAHAMA or tho ports
gust IL aud regularly thereafter Excellent accommodation
oUrenIRiSSs' s11 GJ S Agents. .pg'} S so.dway
LIMITED STATES AND pMAzIL
~ Mn1L STEAMSHIP LINE
tor st. Thomns Para. Pcrnampucc Bahia and Rio do
The new first class iron stcam.hi, CITY OF RIO DE
JANBiko. captain Weir. VIII sail TOR the above ports
Freirhts" vt low rates taken for the above ports
Freight received ~ AL times ~ kobortS dock Broo'yn
ing insurance effect same under policy.
For freight engagements passage taving elegant sc
Il. IT, MXLIOaX q co. Agents. office plcr 10 p. r..
No freight received dav OF sailing Freight paynb'e
on delivery OF bills ofiading.
NJ T., HAVANA AND MExIOAN MAIi. s. = LINE
r6 mSvAyS Bsr Biz N'.s sp f'''F VIVA ORTIZ
CITY WAsslIStoN dl"vsn" only, Tssr,%sy Avg e e
steamers leave scw 0rcan; septcrnpcr and ~ for
Vera Cruz via Matamoros Tampico ruxpan making close
s0""''"sa ~ AIExASbRE Sons 81 snd % sroaewsv
Ottumwa weekly courier., 1878-12-11
IOWA ITEMS.

There are fifteen dancing clubs in
Dubuque.
A new "opera-house' was dedicat.
ed at Dewitt recently.
John Gosson, aged IA years, was
drowned In Perry Crock, near Sioux
City, Saturday.
Mrs. Mary Sprague died near New
Hartford, the other day. ct the ripe
old age of 103 years and 4 months.
Ora Cook, former Clinton boy,
was killed in Omaha by the acciden-
tai discharge Of his gun, . few days
ago.
Iowa lost two citizens In the Pom.
merania disaster-Mr. George Ben.
neck of Scott, and Mr.. Fred Struck
Of Clinton county.
DR.. Floto, "a celebrated specials,
from Heidelberg" has jumped De.
Moines, leaving lot Of disgusted
creditors behind.
The Western Union new wire, thu
largest In the State, has reached Del
Moines from Chicago, which givel
three wires Of that line east.
Marshalltown 10 to build the fines
theatre in Iowa. The building 10 Il
be three stories high, the stage 34x30
and the seating capacity 1850.
A fire at Davenport, Monday, do
stroyed the wagon shop Of G. w
Wi;tig. and the corn mill Of e. Win
ters. Loss, 5000; covered by insur
ance.
A note was picked up on Musca
tine street one day last week whicl
read, "Come down this evening, deal
George; the psrlor stove is up snt
we've got new sofa"
The Board Of Supervisors Of Scot
county are in quandary 40 to wheth
or they shall pay the bills for the ex
tra Congressional election held il
that county November 5th.
Ottumwa weekly courier., 1878-12-11
Observation-Disclosures.

COLFAx,t Ia, Dec. 9TH.
Ed. COURIER There are several
Ottumwa patients here vet, oil get.
ting better. Messrs. Inskeep and
and Baker are very much benefited
and will 60 home soon. If some OF
tho almost miraculous cures perform.
ed here by this water had occurred q
tcw centuries ago, there would have
been I shrine to our Blessed Lady
built over the Springs, instead of q
modern hotel, heated by 1000 feet ol
steam pipes, and luxurious rooms
baths, fine dinners, ETC., to tempt an
anchorite and make sick man feel
good all over. There is another
spring running off strongly iron i'm.
pregnated water about mile from
here, but the water has no compara.
tive efficacy with the "Old Springs
water. The owners do not dare an
alyze 1t.
Skunk river has not been 20 low fol
years, and the fish are Of the most ex'
quisite flavor caught here now.
The Temperance people Of this
county propose to stay in the Repub
lican party, although some Of thu
Greenbackers, who are sick of fusion
want to get back to the old party
through the Temperance gate, after
voting time or. two under .tha
stripe.
There is not much hog cholera il
this section, but they are SO low, far
mers will buy very few Christmal
toys. Times are as hard as in 1868
only when we now get money, it i
money, not stump tail. JOE.
Ottumwa weekly courier., 1878-12-11
THOUGHT IT WAS 4 RECEIPT.
The keokuk Young Man and His
onA ~ neAAe.

The Keokuk Young Man and his
Money Order.
The Gate CITY tells good story on
. young man in that city who evident'
ly has not familiarized himself with
the workings Of the money order sys'
tenn of Uncle Sans postofflce depart-
ment:
There was q young man at the post.
Office, yesterday, who was very mad
He purchased q postoffice order one
day last week, and supposing the or
der which the postmaster gave him
was his receipt for the money and
that the department would see thai
money was paid over to the proper
person without any further trouble
on his part, he put it away IN . draw.
er at home and quietly awaited re.
suits. The remittance failed to reach
its destination, and the young man
called yesterday to blow the postof-
fee up about 1t. He was satisfied
that the government was trying to
swindle him. He had paid his mon.
ey to the postmaster and had his re-
reipt to show for it. When it was ex.
planned to him that the document re-
ceived was money order instead oi
. receipt, and that il he would for.
ward 1t to the party in whose favor II
was drawn he could get 1t cashed q
the postoffice, the volcanic eruption
subsided and the young man with
drew looking cheap enough and smal
enough to crawl through an anger
hole without scratching himself or
the splinters,
Ottumwa weekly courier., 1878-12-11

The greatest Novelty Of the age Ia
Green Bros. New York Ninety-nine
Cent Store. The proprietors of this
store have had considerable expert.
ence In mercantile business in the
east, and have come to this city with
the intention of making it a perma-
nent business location. Consequent
ly they hope, by square and upright
dealing to win the confidence Of the
trading public. Their stock includes
great variety Of useful a. we'll 90 or
namental articles, which, by taking
advantage Of the great depression in
prices. they have bought with cash
at very low. rates. and therefore are
prepared 10 give the people the bene-
fit Of their wonderful bargains. All
goods warranted to be just o. repre-.
sented. People will be cheerfully
shown around, NO matter whether
they 60 to satisfy curiosity, or to pur.
chase goods. just the place to buy
Christmas presents. Remember thu
place, 203 Main Street, Sign SOC. flag
II V2t
Ottumwa weekly courier., 1878-12-11
EDpyvILLE ITEMS, Cleaned from
the Advertiser

EDDyvILLE ITEMS, cleaned from
the Aduertiser:
Parties from Ottumwa and Oska-
loosa met at the Plough Hotel Thurs
day evening and had hop and socia-
BILE.
John Leggett got his hand in the
way Of . circular saw, some days
since, and had couple Of fingers Sc
verely injured. They will come out
all right, and it 10 fortunate that he
Was NO worse hurt.
Peter Francis split his knee open
with . hand-axe, Wednesday. II 10 .
severe injury, but with care It will
probably mot result very seriously.
Rev. Daniel Lane, that old gentle.
man who endeared himself to our
people while pastor Of the Congre.
gstional society here twelve or fifteen
years since, delivered . sermon to
young men, last Sunday evening, in
tho above church.
Ottumwa weekly courier., 1878-12-11

Bro,cn's Vegetable Liver Pills are
the most reliable remedy for sick
headache, billiousness, indigestion
and torpid liver, now before the pub
lie. They are prepared with special
reference to the bilious influences of
this western climate, and are now the
popular family pill Of the OLD and
NEW WEST. Ask for them and take
no other.
Browns Cough Balsam gives aure
relief to al who are suffering from
Coughs, Colds, and throat and lung
affections. Do not neglect . cough
until consumption has you in its fatal
grasp, but procure this great Remedy
ct once.
EroUn's Arnico Salve IL acknowl-
edged to be the greatest remedy Of
the age. Il tremoves inflamation and
heals old sores, ulcers, cuts, burns,
and frost bites.
Ask for . preparation OF Sarsapa.
rilld, Dan1elion and 1odide of Potas
siun,; the great remedy for Chronic
Rheumatism. It purifies the blood
and invigorates the livor.
The above populuar Remedies and
all Of Browne Great Western Family
Medicines.
For sale by F. G. Randall 3 Co.
r. B. Sprague and Scott b Goodall
Ottumws, and G. II. Simmons, Eldon
Iowa. nov25, ,7SdAwly.
Ottumwa weekly courier., 1878-12-11
SERIOUS Accident.

John Alderman, of Steady Run
township, Keokuk county, was in tht
city, to-day, and informs US that some
Of his young folks met with quite .
serious mishap, Friday night. -Four
Of his children had been at q
neighboring church or school house
attending literary society, and In
returning some person undertook to
drive or ride by the spirited team
when they started to run. George,
the driver, undertook to turn the
team into a lane on short turn when
the wagon upset, throwing the party
violently to the ground. The young
man had an ankle sprained very bad
ly and one Of the young ladies waf
very seriously injured, SO much SC
that she had to be carried home and
has not been able to leave her bed
since.
A party of Musquawka Indians are
in town and attract good deal OF
attention from those who never saw
any Jndians. The party numbers If
teen, two bucks, five squaws, and
eight papooses and half-grown chill.
dren. They are all pretty well cloth
ed ana seem to be well fed. One OF
the bucks was engaged opposite the
BAllingAll House for while, shoot
ing nickels off q peg at about forty
feet range, but as that was too much
Of losing game to the white men,
the spectators-at least those who pu,
up the uickels-soon lost their interest
in the game, The Musquawkas are a
branch Of the old Sac and Fox nation,
which once had their headquarters
here, and under Kishkekosh split OF
when the balance Of the tribe left this
section, and as they preferred to re.
main In Iowa, they were assigned to
a reservation of some 1000 acres In
Tama county, bordering on Iowa
river, where they have lived ever
since l6l3. They raise little corn
but put In their time principally in
trapping mink and muskrat and fish
ing. The number now on the reser.
vation ia something less than sixty
and In time they will probably be-
come extinct
Ottumwa weekly courier., 1878-12-11
TheiTruthful Teet.

1t requires NO learned experts to es
tablish the fact that DR.. Prices Cream
Baking Powder ia the purest and the
strongest. II it will mako sweeter
lighter, and more digestible bread
biscuits, cakes, etc, than can be made
with other kinds, is 1t not incontesti
bic proof Of its purity and greater
excellence?
Ottumwa weekly courier., 1878-12-11
Tho Abba school House Burned

Tho Abba School House Burned.
Never was Abba more excited than
on last Friday afternoon. just after
the afternoon session of school had
commenced, the ringing of bells and
the bowling OF locomotive whistles
announced that there was fire and
from almost all parts of the town the
flames we're seen bursting from the
cupola Of the public school building.
As there was one member or more
Of almost every family in that build
Ing at the time, and everybody had
read so many heartrending reports of
fatality in panic.stricken schools, the
suspense was awful until each learned
that the pupils had all got out Of the
building without serious accident.
Soon the whole population Of the
town, almost, was gathered about the
burning building, and most Of them
were soon engaged in searching for
the books and wrappings of the chill
dren.
The fire was discovered by the pu-
pills in the high school, who saw the
flames through the ventilatcr in the
ceiling. The first the schools in the
lower rooms knew about there being
anything wrong was from the hur-
risd tramping Of those above. The
teachers tried to xllay the fears Of the
pupils and control their actions; but
their success in that line was not very
good. Some Of the pupils stopped to
gather up their books; but most of
them were panic-stricken and rushed
down stairs without waiting for any
thing.
We understand that some Of them
tumbled down stairs and were some-
what bruised, but we have not yet
learned Of any one being seriously
hurt. It is Z marvel and q matter for
profound gratitude that the children
al got out alive.
When the fire was first discovered,
half Q dozen buckets Of water would
have extinguished II. When Prof.
Valentine ascended to the attic. the
6re WAS confined to the cupoia; but
the wind was blowinga strong gale
and everything was 80 dry that IL il
doubtful II the building could have
been saved il there had been
. good ire-engine in town.
The fire was too high up for the
bucket brigade to reach it in time to
do anything.
The principal and tho men who ar.
rived early on the ground went to
work with will and saved the or.
gan, desks, books, carpets, childrens
wraps-nearly all the movable prop
erty even in the third story. There
are doubtless many incidents that
would be of interest to our readers
but 20 the fire is scarcely over Al
present writing, we have not learned
them.
The fire doubtless originated from
sparks from chimney, catching IN
the pine wood Of the cupola. As thil
was the coldest day of the season
lprobably the hot fires had caused {
fue to burn ont, throwing out large
sparks. The building was erected il
| 1869, ct cost Of about $25, 600. Bondl
to the amount Of $4,000 were issued
and the last taxes for paying princi
pal and interest have just been col
lected.
/ Fortunately the building was insur
ed for $4,000, Of which Mr.. II. e
Blanchard's agency had 5000 in tn,
British American; Mr.. 8. T. Craig
4 Agency 1900 in the Continental, and
some other agency 5000 in the lows
Statc.-AlbiG Union Extra, Dec. 8.
Ottumwa weekly courier., 1878-12-11
Face 20 raoe with disease.

- - 0OD vSsNss OsOO0OOp
How often it happens that although
We have Witnessed the ravages Of dis
case in the case Of others, we disre-
gard his warning signals In our own.
It 10 only when we find him face to
face With US that We really perceive
how grim he 10. Then, perchance,
when IL 10 too late, medicinal aid 10
sought. His avant courier, his fore
runner, IL physical weakness. Forti-
fy the system, and you are armed
against him. Tho finest tonic for this
purpose 10 Hostetter's Stomach Bit
ters, which renders digestion easy
and complete, nourishes the system,
improves the appetite, gives strength
Yielding slassP. ounieracts bilious
2sss, az keeps tire bowels in first.
..e ord Leanness and unnatural
. ."anneas Ind sallownAss Of the face
RE Ire obvi ed by it, and 20 genial and
,Tren;encs : are Its effects, that not on
u is,na - the sody invigorased and {egS
barUsa bUa BY It's use, but despondtnc
ss - the lind. 6A
Ottumwa weekly courier., 1878-12-11

Recent reports show that there are
25,OW colored emigrants from the
United States in Liberia, doing we'll
% farmers and artisans. There are
$1,000 native inhsbitants who are be-
ing brought under the influence of
civilization. The four States Of Lii
berie are AontserrAdo, Grand Bassa,
Since and Maryland. The constitu-
ton is modelled sitter that Of the Uni
ted States, but only colored men are
allowed to vote.
Ottumwa weekly courier., 1878-12-11
Cares ConsumDtion.

To all suffering from the following
diseases . ray Of hope 10 offered thro
the kindness of missionary friend
who has sent me the formula Of I
purely vegetable medicine which hal
long been used by the rative medi.
cine men of Hindostan :-for the posi-
tive and radical cure of Consumption
Bronchitis, Asthma, Catarrh, Dys
apepsia, Throat and Lung Difficulty
General Debility, Loss Of Manhood
and all Nervous Affections, Its po wei
has been tested in hundreds Of casei
without . failure. I now feel It my
sacred duty IS far as possible to re
lieve human misery and will send thu
recipe-FREE OF CHARoE-to any per
son who may desire it with direction,
for using. Sent by return mail BY
addressing with 2 stamps naming thii
aper. GRIFFIN ROBINSON,
nov678 WY Box rs, Syracuse, N. Y
Ottumwa weekly courier., 1878-12-11
A GARD

Although we have employed sddi-
tional help we find our force Insult
cient at times to wait on our patrons.
THIS is particularly the case on Satur-
days, "the great shopping day To
insure being waited upon promptly
and properly within the next four
weeks, we would advise those Of our
customers who can do so without in
convenience, to call ON us during
the other five week days. Our un-
approachable assortment can not be
done justice to In hurry and aspe-
cially in
FINE SUITS and OvERCOATs
we like to have sufficient time to
FIT and PLEASE
our customers in way to insure their
satisfaction and approval.
CHARLES SAX & BRO,
The Peoples Clothiers.
Ottumwa weekly courier., 1878-12-11
IA klca nanclng Partx,

There will be . ball at the Odd
Fellows Hall in Chillicothe, Iowa, on
New Years night next. This party
will be under excellent management
and will be conducted In good order.
The managers cordially extend an in
vitation to all respectable people to
attend. l2-4w3t.
Ottumwa weekly courier., 1878-12-11
RHERITs,S SALE.

By virtue Of an execution to me directed from
the Clerk Of the Circuit Court Of wapello County
Iowa on Judgment obfained in sald Coura on the
9Th day Of November, 1878. In favor of John W.
Mtilisack, as plaintiff, and against w II. Whit.
ney, as defend ant for the sum Of (el37i eq) Thir
teen s1undred and Seventy four and So 100 Dollars
and costs taxed At $e,.s and accruing coats ]
have levied upon the following neal Estate taken
ss property Of said Defendant to satisfy said exc
cution, tj-wN:
Twenty acres OF the south part Of the east frac-
tional nalf Of northeast quarter and the north
east quarter OF the southeast quarter OF Section
Three ls,., Township Seventy two t72) North
Range Twelve l3) West, containing 60 acres; also
8 acres In the southeast corner OF the norihess,
quarter Of the northeast quarter Of Section Ter
ll1). Township Seventy-two (77), same Range,
described as follows: Beginning ~ the southeast
corner of the northeast quarter of the noftneasl
quarter OF said Section Ten (iW, thence twenty.
two {s2) rods north, thence ihirth-six and ont
quarter ts6k) rods west. thence south twenty-five
tz2l rods: thence to the place Ut beginning
Ard will offer the same for sale to the highest
bidder for cash in hand on the gath oay Of Decem-
Der 1878 in font Of the Court House In Ottumwa
Wapello County, Iowa, at the hour Of O'Clock
r. NJ OF said day, when and "a here dne attend
ance will be given by the undersigned.
Dated st otsamwa. Iowa. Nov 18th: ISIS
decl-w2.eOo Acting Sheriff Of said County.
Ottumwa weekly courier., 1878-12-11

Railroad agents have been officially
notified that the recently constructed
Audubon branch and Harlan branch
of the e., r. /. & P. are now open fol
freight business, and were opened
for passenger business on the 9th Of
this month. The stations on the Au'
dubon branch, via Atlantic, are Au'
dubon Junction, Oakfield, Extra and
Audubon, and the length Of the lint
25]s miles. The..stations on the Har.
Ian branch, which leaves the mair
line at Avoca, are Harlan Junction
and Harlan, and the length of,he lin,
is l4H miles.
Ottumwa weekly courier., 1878-12-11
To Prevent anS cyre Coughs and

A reliable remedy is necessary in ev
cry household. Parker's Ginger Ton
ic is just the medicine needed. 1t rad
ically cures Coughs, Colds, Sor,
Throat, Bronchitis, and even Con
sumption If used in time, by its pow
erful specific action on the Stomach
Kidneys, Skin, Liver and mucous sur
faces of the Throat and Lungs. 1
accomplishes the cure In wonderful
ly short time, and removes all pair
and soreness from the lungs. It Is al
so most valuable stomachic remedy
effectually removing Dyspepsia
Headache, Liver Disorders, Costive
ness, Nervousness, Low Spirits, Wake
fulnese, Heartburn, Cramps, Palpita
ton Of tho Heart, Sour Stomach, SC.
and gives . cheering comfort ant
freedom from pain that surprises ev
cry one. Buy q $1.0O bottle from you
druggist, ]. L. Taylor & CO., or I
sample bottle st Is cts. and test it
merits. tilljanl
Ottumwa weekly courier., 1878-12-11
d 6 o,


~ midnight, morning of December
7th, 1873, at his home In Columbia
township, this county, Of pneumonia,
Hon. Peter Knox, aged, we believe,
q years.
In the death Of Mr.. Knox, Wapello
county loses another Of its old and
prominent citizens. He was native
Of Ohio and moved to his present
home In this county about thirty
years ago.
Hs was elected Treasurer Of this
county in 1854, aud represented the
county a. Representative for one
term in the General Assembly. He
has held several minor offices, as he
was . citizen whose services were al
ways in demand among his height ors.
He was farmer, and . very success
fol one, during his whole life. Few
men with his advantages were aa
we'll informed In . general way, q
was the deceased. He was possessed
Of . very clear intellect was great
reader and close observer Of events
For several years he has been in
failing health and had little Of vigol
left to battle with the disease which
has made him ito victim. He leaves
. most estimable wife and several
children to mourn his loss.
lo9EE-Nov. oath. 1878, Of diphthe.
ria, JoHH w. MCGEE, near Martins.
burg, keokuk county, in the 3ls
year Of his age.
Action Of the session Of the Pres
byterian Church Of Msrtinsburg, o
which he was ruling elder;
WHEREAs, God In his all wise Prov
idence has suddenly removed b,
death our brother, John w. McGee.
Res0lved, That in his death the aes
siOn has lost IN esteemed and faithf,I
companion in labor, . calm and "a
tent counsellor, and ! hearty co-op
orator In al church work.
Rssolved, That the membership q
the church has lost tried friend. an,
prayerful overseer and that in thi
emiction We recognize the hand o
God, sfaicting and calling DC forwsr,
to graater holiness and usefulness
retoicing that We sorrow not 90 thos
without hope.
Gro. B. SAITH, Pastor.
Z; I.C. 2; gnsrsos. n,se.. RR,s.'iag
Ottumwa weekly courier., 1878-12-11
COAL.

Subscribers to the WEEKLY CouRI.
En- who are expecting to pay their
subscriptions in Coal are requested
to bring II in at once. 30 that we can
be supplied before the roads become
bad.
Ottumwa weekly courier., 1878-12-11

So many advertisers boast of their
ability 10 sell toys cheaper than any.
body else, j. L. Taylor promises
nothing, only asks you TO come and
see what they can do in the way Of
cheapness.