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Ottumwa weekly courier. (Ottumwa, Wapello County, Iowa) 1872-1899, 1878-10-02

have had some chance to. be credited
by the audience.
Tdr- Title Stubs followed Walker
for some hour and half, and got off
more false statements on the financial
record of the republican party than
We have yet heard from any speaker.
He deliberately set to work to play
the role of base demagogue and he
did it to the extent of his ability.
He played upon and excited the pref
udices Of that part of his audience
susceptible to it, against the bankers,
the bondholders, and the wealthy
generally, by every conceivable false
hood possible to him. There is not,
perhaps, in Southern Iowa, man
who has dealt meaner with the poor
and unfortunate than d. p. Stubs, as
a good part of the people of Fairfield
will attest. He declared for fiat mon
ey; that is, greenback payable at
the pleasure of the government. He
favored the substitution of bank notes
with greenbacks, because this would
defeat resumption as he well knew.
He cited Sherman and Morton as at
one time favoring the issue of green
backs to pay bonds, which is wholly
false. Gen. Weaver took the same
position, viz: That Morton and Sher.
man said the right existed to pay of
the bonds by an issue Of greenbacks.
Happily, in the discussion of this
question In the Senate, !. Morton's at
tentiOn was directed by Senator Nor
lril, of Vermont, to this very point,
March 18th, 1869, and which will be
found on page 81 of the Congressional
Globe. We quote:
"Mr. Mortcn.-Just one word. NV
friend from Vermont does not under
stand PendletOn's position or he does
not understand mine. What is Mr..
PendletOn's Position for which he has
become somewhat notorious in this
country? 1t is that the government
has the right now, after the bonds
have been sold, to issue new legal
tender notes and make them applica-
BILE to the payment of these old bonds.
Those who are at all familiar with
what / have said on this floor from
the first to now, know that have al.
ways denied that right
To suppose that Sherman, Morton,
old Ben Wade, or any other promi'
nent republican, adopted or approved
the Pendleton theory which was ram
pant in Ohio in '6s, and with western
democrats generally, and now adopt
ed by the national party, is impossi
BILE, and when Stubs, Weaver or any
body else says so they utter false.
hood or they do not know the facts
and hence labor under misappre
hension.
Every man ought to know tina
there was a solemn promise mad,
in. the darkest hours Of the wa
limiting the issue of legal tenders Il
500, OO0, 600, save temporary issu'
of fifty millions more if needed.
We cannot follow Mr.. Stubb
through-suffice it to say that hi
speech, from the beginning to TIL
ending, was web of deception ant
misstatement. He shot away fre
quently at the COURIER. That is o
no account. There are men who's
good opinion of us would be a dam
age rather than an advantage and d
z. Stubs is one of them. Saturday
Daily. a.-
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YELLOW FEVER.

NEW ORLEANS, Oct, l.-Deaths "a
cases reported 23l total deaths 1889
total cases s, 6l6.
Reports at Board of Health indi
cate an increase over yesterday and
many cases are reported in which en-
tire families, heretofore exempt, have
been stricken down. One case il
mentioned of father and six chill
dren who we're Frustrated on Monday
night. .....
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THE BARGAIN EFFECTED.
The Shame Consumated. It IL
now a FlAt-Democratic Party.
The Question 10 Which Shall,
Finally Swallow the


About two dozen men have held a
conference for days and nights at Des
Moines to fix up consolidated ticket
for the nationals and democrats to
vote. The struggle was long one,
the bans of marriage were strcnu-
ously opposed by T.. o. Walker, dem
ocratic nominee for Secretary of State
and many others, but Tim had to
walk the plank. The few fellows that
turn the crank to grind out ticket
for 6ftv thousand voters cleared all
opponents from the desk, and on the
evening of the last day of September
the wedding of the nationals and
democrats took place. The people,
the voters representing the two par
ties had long ago made their nomina-
tions, but in come this cabal of q
couple of dozen and sweep the work
OF the people to the winds and set up
dish to their liking. Hereafter
much expense and time can be saved
to the voters of the democratic and
national parties, by having the State
Committees of the two parties meet
and make the ticket for the masses.
This as the soay to reform; to honest
government according to the Fiat
Democratic party. OF this marriage
the State Register says:
The amalgamated ticket-which
stands to the State u shameless and
unsnswerable testimony that neither
Of the two parties cares for principles,
and both of them seek power only
for plunder,-the republican party is
glad to meet as its opponent, and will
be proud to defeat with q majority
that will not merely give present vic
tory at the polls but be rebuke to
all such barter and sale in Iowa poll
tics hereafter. There are many thous-
ands of honest greenbackers on the
one hand, who will now have their
eyes opened fully to what they have
all along feared, that they were on
the way to the democratic party. On
the other hand there are thousands of
honest and hard money democrats,
who have been kept in allegiance by
partisan argument, who will now de-
clare against this shameless sale of all
old-time democratic principle for q
few thousand time-serving votes.
For by the amalgamation Of tickets
and platforms, the democratic party
becomes as much committed to inf1a-
ti0n, irredeemable money and repu-
diation, as the greenback party has
been all the while and openly. All
such will revolt against the barter
and sale Of their leaders, and will
not only refuse to be delivered to the
soft money lunatics but will vote for
the party and ticket representing con-
viction and conscience aud courage
and honest money.
The fight is now on it's logical basis
in this State--on the issues of homes
" and honest money, and the coun-
ter-issues of dishonesty and dishon-
est money. On the first side stands
| the repu blican party alone, and on
the other the amalgated crowd of
democracy and greenbackism. The
republican party Is glad to adopt the
issue, and content to 70 to the polls
stalking all npon the result.
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TO ADVERTISERS
Geo. u. kOWell & Co.'S
SELECT LIST OF
LOCAL NEWSPAPERS.

Many persons suppose this list to be comnoaed
OF Cneap, iow-priced newspapers. The fscf il
q9ite otherwise. The Catalogue states exSntiv
Mhet sne parers are. When the name OF : Daner
pr.at . IN Full Face Type It u in every in
!" usHce .ne pest paper In the place. When printed
printed In roman letters 1t IL neither the best moi
IN. me OILY paper, but IL usually very good one
notwlthstsnding. The list gives the populstion
2. every town and the circulation OF every spsr,
~ y not Cooperative List. IT Is NOT a
CdEAP LIST. At the foot Of the Catalogue for
each State the important towns which sfe not
c cn by the list are enumerated. 1T Is AN
aONEsr LIST. The rates charged Sor advertis-
Ing are barely onefth the publishers' schedule.
Inc price for one inch four weeks In the entire
~ ~ - Sbso. The regular rates OF the papers for
inc same space ana time are $3, l36 IS. The list
Includes 80 newspapers. of which 1853 are issued
d ns,ly ana so7 Weekly. They ere located In s25
0iHerent cities and towns, Of which 20 are State
Capitals 1913 places Of over 8. 900 population. and
~ County seats. Lists sent on application AL
uress geo Rowsll Co.'S Newspaper Advertis-
Ing Bnresu, 10 sprace st. Printing House So J,
New York. -
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New York Market.

NEW YoRK, Oct. |.
By Telegraph.
Wheat--dull, 4 @lc lower; No.
spring, 81 02ls Oct.
Rye--firm.
Corn-fairly active, 4S@I9ls fol
western mixed.
Barley--quiet.
Oats-steady, 2G@3ll. for mixed
western.
Pork-firm, rs So.
Lard-firm, s 6 75@G ny.
Whisky-Sl 091s.
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Ben Butler, the Flatlsts' Candl-
dato for.president.
Ben Butler has been in Indiana,
stumping. He spoke at Terre Haute.
In that speech he said:
"The old Continental money hav-
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Live Stock Marx ct

ST.. Louis, Oct. 1.
By Telegraph
Hogs--lower; light shipping and
Workers So 20@3 So, butchers and
Philadelphia 3 45@3 55; receipts
9 100.
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1t ia q singular coincidence that
whenever q pigeon shoot or horse trot
10 to come of. the notices on the doors
indicate that the lawyers are oil out
Of town attending court.
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LONDON, Oct. la Vienna dis
patch says the governments embar-
rassment is extreme. Hungarian
ministers declare they cannot provide
the money required as Hungary's
contingent of the expenses of the
Bosnian occupation, until meeting
Of the delegations. Count Andrassy
desires to reduce the expenses by
Withdrawing great part of the ar
my from Bosnia, but the military
party oppose this measure. The situ.
alton is greatly strained and it's solu-
ton, which is expected during the
present week, may; perhaps, involve
the resignation of Hungarian, Aus
trian and imperial ministers.
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WEEKLY COURIER.
REPUBLICAN STATE TICKET.

For Secretary of State,
J. A. T. HULL,
OF Davis County.
For Auditor Of State,
buren, r. SHERMAN,
OF Polk County.
Fer State Treasurer,
GEORGE w. BEMIS,
OF Buchanan County.
For Register OF the State Land once.
j. X. POWERS,
OfCass County.
For Justice of the:supreme Court,
J. II. ROTHROCK,
OF Cedar County.
For Attorney General, lE
]. +. McJUNKIN,
ofWashington County,
For Clerk OF the Supreme Court,
E. ]. HOLMES,
OF jackson County.
For Reporter Of the Supreme Court.
JOHN s. RUNNELLS,
or Polk County.
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''More Anon"

A writer in the Ottumwa Times,
over the above cognomen, seems to
have a spasm of honesty. 1t has
been found necessary to kick up a
cloud of suspicion on somebody to
avoid the damaging effect of the in
dictment of a democratic officer in
the first year of his term. To do this
ex-Sheriff Spilman is attacked by In
uendo. Sheriff Spilman's accounts
We're large. We admit it; but we
challenge investigation to show
wherein they were not in accordance
with justice and right. The reason
why they were large will be plainly
seen by an investigation of the ac-
counts. The democratic grand jury,
to meet the Stewart defalcation, went
through Spilman's bills and he aided
them in SO doing. They did not find,
in this hunt, one single wrong thing
to lay their finger upon. They hunt
ed with a very voracious appetite,
and we have no doubt "More Anon"
as democratic Court House rat, did
his best to help along, but all of no
avail. The lightning had to strike a
democratic official alone no republic
an company was found to accompany
him. Now when "More Anon'' al
ludes to republican "Court House
ring as he terms it, won't he please
just catch his breath and tell us why
our democratic officials, especially the
Auditor and deputies, one of whom
is now candidate for Clerk and an
other, "More Anon" did not find out
from the accounts of Mr.. Stewart the
wrongs therein? For instance, will
"MOre Anon" tell us why they audit
ed the charge for summoning the ju-
ries for the last January term of the
District Court, when a bill had been
allowed to Spilman for the same thing
but short time before, acAo did the
aco,'k and iNe,cat did mott. Why did
a democratic Board of Supervisors
allow these bills? Why did a demo-
cratic grand jury indict Mr.. Stewart
for a minor offence when a far greater
was inevitably to be deduced from the
testimony? And lastly, why did q
democratic Judge, with the glaringly
clear testimony before him, only sus-
pend and not remove Mr.. Stewart, SO
that the people might elect, on the
9Th of this month, a Sheriff, and not
have Mr.. Stewart still Sheriff of this
county? Had not "More Anon" bet
ter get out Of his glass house before
throwing stones?
We have not been disposed to par
ade the weakness and wrong of Mr..
Stewart, for it is indeed a painful
thing to us. We deeply regret it; it
is his matter; his wrong, and we pity
him and his, and deeply and most
wish in our heart it had new
er been, but wemust say it is foolish
and unjust to attempt to smirch 9TH
ers by inuendo to get out from under
the Stewart weakness and wrong.
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CINCINNATI, Oct. Three cases OF
reported yellow fever were discov.
cred here yesterday viz: Mrs. Levi.
son, who came from Hickman Ky.
four days ago; a Mr.. Eglauer, from
Memphis and colored man, taken
from q train to the pest house.
DIR. Minor issued an order yester.
day, forbidding the reception of any
freight from the south that could pos.
sibly absorb infection.
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Chicago Live STOCK He rAes

OHyoAso. Oct. l.
By Telegraph
Hogs-receipts, 1900; moderately
active, heavy mixed packing So 25@
3 Al, heavy shipping 3 40@3 GO.
Cattle-quict; receipts 3,700.
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FOREIGN.

VIENNA, Oct. 1.-The appointment,
of Count Ladislas Hoyas, presen,
Austro- Hungarian Envoy Extraordi.
nary and Minister Plenipotentiary a,
Washington, to be Austrian Minister
to Roumania, is officially announced
Pesther Lloyd states that the whole
Hungarian ministry have resigned.
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Ex-Secretary Chandler says Of the
Potter committee: "Why didn't they
summon me? could trace every
fraud of the last election to No. Is
Grammercy Park, in the city of New
York;
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Brought on by a disorlered state Of the
stomach, ii is the most etectual remedy
ever produced. 1t is taken internally in
small doses. MS well NJ applieI externally.
Ottumwa weekly courier. (Ottumwa, Wapello County, Iowa) 1872-1899, 1878-10-02

~ATARRH ia n disease Of tho mucous membrane.
u y emperaments and constitutions vary its sever.
WA or snccession Of colds, IRON sudden change
OF atmosphere, wearing wet coshg, VI cnrpu.h,v
e ", Teataer Haa organs are
or inactive condition, md the Breng.n ny E.,s
forces exhausted The d Lee Saod rom scarlet
Fever, Measles, and Diphtheria in which Sassa tho
eye and car are generally nvoyed and ds nI,
nose, the distinctive feature q all catarrhal cases
from whatever cause they arise. may 30 thin ana
ratioS Of pd The skin with which they cor.
thick spd ysoTSs at " S ea aou fSers
Ing dry and eyerish the face fSnt ana a. + pas
ehsse Is called by catarrh sc mstery ais.
charges cause the passages 70 swell ana Secoma a
diiiicnit or impossible. and the sufferer ands u
necessary to breathe through the mouth; snerStHy
tsbes and lungs. The matter posing dowa a t inc
throat creates q constant desire to hawk ana ~.
ts a5sT h o passing RELY
from the nose and throat, the mucua becomes NAT =
and forms ntS ecass ae
ah sIodgo them. The eye in sympathy becomes n
the la may Be- found glued together and mater
Ia sccreted In more or less quantity. The ear aiso
6sSoes Sesiaes being Visited by Violent
Ucnralric pains. ending frequently In inlamma
lion. uiceration, and finally deafness. Tho throat
bronchial tubes and lungs are IN many cases snee
ed by catarrh. and when o, i hocnms
alarming. ,,,,... -,or,,.
oil who are afflicted with 1t TO make speedy PFC
ton for its treatment before itbecomes CHROME
The advantages offered by SANFoID's KApioAl
CURE we confidently believe are to BIO found IN ns
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numerous testimonials rom the best people IN IN
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Ottumwa weekly courier. (Ottumwa, Wapello County, Iowa) 1872-1899, 1878-10-02

CINCINNATI, Oct. l.-Mr. Eglauer
of Menken Il Co., Memphis, died at
Yellow-fever hospital to-day.
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LONDON, Oct. 1.-The Russian i'm
perial commission appointed to in
vestigate alleged frauds in tho CON-
missariat during the late war have
charged 500 officers of all grades, in
Guiding forty colonies, with fraud and
misapplication Of public money.
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Fifty-five thousand dollsrs per
wesk 10 all that the New York post.
office receives for postage stamps.
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TORONTO, Oct Nv. A. Thomp.
son, NJ. p. for WellaDd and protector
of the Canada Southern railroad
died, this morning.
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There is q young woman in Elmira,
New York, with hair thirty-nine
inches long.
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PARIS, Oct. l.-Private advice states

PARIS, Oct. Private advice states
that the British charge d'aflairs at st.
Petersburg presented TO the Imperial
Chancellor note, inquiring in what
way Russia proposed to reconcile Gen.
StolieteiTs mission to Cabnl with its
previous engagements, by which Rus
STA agreed 10 renOunce all political
influence in Afghanistsn.
The reply was to the effect that
Russia was always disposed to re-
spect existing engagements aud that
the mission of Gen. Stolietefi, al
though decided upon at time and
under circumstances which now no
longer existed, was merely intended
as an act Of courtesy the Amcer of
Afghanistan,
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Nervous Debility, Nervous Fevers,
Nervous Headache, Neuralgia,
Rheumatism, T0othache,
SCiatica, Tic d0ul0ureux or
Ague in Face, Paralysis,
Spinal Complaints,
Are the common forms OF nerve diseases
The loss of "vitality OF the nerves." GOV.
ers a multitude OF ills; to cure them you
must commence at the fountain head and
restore the nerves to working order For
this; no remedy is equal TO
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Congressional Ticket.
judicial Ticket

For Congress-Sixth District
Hon. EZEKIEL 8. SAMPSON.
OF Keokuk County.
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.ITTST PTTRT,TSHEn.

A carefully revised Treatise on Catarrh, with On
accurate description OF symptoms and syIlpathet,c
diseases, together with minute for effect
permanent cure. Also observations on diet and the
general health Of vast importance to all afflicted
the RApIcAa CURE, or viii be mailed free on re
ceipt OF stamp.
Each package OF sAEFoRp's RADICAL CURE con
tains DR.. Sanford's Improved Inhaling Tube, witt
full directions for in all cases. Price, Sold
by all Wholesale and retail druggists through
out the United States and Canada. WEEKS
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HON. F. NJ. DRAKE.

Where time is not mentioned meetings will be
held at z o o'clock y. m.
Local committees are requested to make neces-
sary arrangements for the above meetings. Should
Il be necessary. or judicions to make any changes
in the time OF any of the meetings, they will
please address the speaker direct and not this
committee. FRANK HATToN, Chairman.
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memphis, Oct. l The weather il
oppressively warm. and the fever
continues spreading since last night.
Among the deaths reported are Capt.
Nat. s. Green and wife, Ed. Snigg,
w. j. NJ. Hoon, David E. Warner,
and j. B. Weaver, agent of the Little
Rock railroad, who died at Cedar
Grove, IL miles from the city. The
usual activity prevails at the Howard
Associations headquarters. w. w.
Thatcher and Martin Griffin continue
to improve. j. G. Lansdale, ST., re-
mains in q critical condition. Jas.
Muller, nurse from Meridian, La,
died last night. From noon yester-
day till noon to-day, AZ deaths occur
rod
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GRENADA, Oct. 1.-The terrible fe.
yer scourge, having run its course al
this place, there is no further need OF
money or supplies. Our people can
never forget the open handed gener.
osity with which their wants have
been supplied by the North, South
East and West alike.
Signed, WM. G. McCnAcKEN,
Chm Sub-kel Com.
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PRICE IS CENTS.
ay % H-d&M1Y
NERVOUS
Diseases.

Most Of the diseases which aiflict man.
kind can be traced directly to disordered
condition or actually diseased nerves.
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LawsOn's Curative.
FOR
Nervous Headache

II is the best. the sUrest. the sim.
plest. the quickest. and most
permanent in its results of any OF
the many remedies which have been dis
covered
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Center TownshIp ticket

Center Township TS0ko
For Justices Of - Peace.
w. L.sORR,
w. II. FETZER,
1T. j. DEVIN.
For Constables,
H. G. NOSLER,
T. r. OWEN,
JOHN GUTHRIE.
For Township Trustees,
CAREY INSKEEP,
N. e. HILL,
ISAACLOGAN.
For Township CLERK,
A. E. ROBINSON.
For Township Assessor,
j. NJ. PETERS.
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HON. HENRY O'CONNOR.

HON. JAMES q. BLAINE.
Des koines"......-....Th Thursday. Oct. 8, at 1 . m
Dubuque. Saturday. Oct. s, at m
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Bl0Omnel0. MONDAY, October
HON. JAMES. +. WILSON.
Burliuaton.. .,....,.,.... Monday, October
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HON. LANES HARLAN,

Anamosa. ..-..-.".. Thursday, Oct 8, at 2 m
,pton"................S Saturday, 90 s, at 2 p IN
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New ORLEANS, Oct. 1.-The How
ards received the following from
Port Gibson: Fever is spreading
rapidly in the country. We are treat
ing nearly 100 cases of town and new
cases every hour. They must all ne.
pend on us. Under these circum-
stances We must call on all for fur
Their contributions, both in money
and supplies.
Signed, JAS. A. GAGE.
Prest. Howard Association
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judicial Ticket
For District Judge-Second District,
THOMAS M. FEE,
OF Appanoose County.
For District Attorney.
w. III. TEDFORD,
OF Wayne County.
County Ticket.
For Clerk Of the Courts.
M. b. WALKER.
. For County Recorder.
WADE KIRKPATRICK.
For County Supervisor,
8. A. MONROE.
For County Surveyor.
JOHN ID. BAKER. ID
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THE CAMPAIGN.

Able speakers will address the public at the fol-
lowing places and times: EG
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CANTON, Oct. New cases IS
deaths 2. Two cases Of fever are re
ported at Ways Bluff.
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special DISPATCH to the lila vksy.

ALBA, Sept. H.--This has been a
grand day for Republicans in Abba.
Not for many years have we seen
them aroused to such enthusiasm and
confidence, and they have good reas-
on to be proud of their days work,
During only few days past It had
been known that Gen. John A. Lo.
gan would speak at Abba to-day, but
during those few days the republicans
hereabouts have worked with old.
time enthusiasm in advertising the
speech and making preparations fol
giving the famous soldier-citizen q
reception worthy of the banner re-
publican state, and their work wal
not in vain.
Ottumwa weekly courier. (Ottumwa, Wapello County, Iowa) 1872-1899, 1878-10-02
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