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THE OTTUMWA OOUBIEB
Wednesday Morning,.Tui.y18, 1877
AGENTS FOR THE COURIER
W. W. Stockwem.,
P.M.
H.
Eddyville,
Bush, P. M.,
H. B.
Chillicothe.
Waokrs, P.
Hon. John
M., Agoncy Ulty.
Grkknlam),
P. M.,
I. E. Pa«k,
D.
Batuvia..
Kirkvillc, Iowa.
C. Rvboi.t, P. M„
Blakcalwrfr
^-Changing
AddresafiJi
lubsrrlberl winhlnR their address clmnKwl must
the name of tlie I'n.st e to which the ilk
baa been *ent us well aft the Tost oilire wher*
y dcaire it ehanfferf tn.
liOCAIi DRPARTHKNT.
Removal.
Oil
Wednesday,
(to-day,) we
commence moving
office to our new
Y.
Uttanimously
Fruit can wax, for sale at
.'JWIN L. Moouf-'S.
Anybody interested
which
and
rHh
Resolved, That it is the
this contention that
pared summary of the
shall
the
Cofrikr
quarters
on the cor­
ner of Main and Court street. We
shall, in consequence, be compelled
to
omit the issue of a daily on
•Wednesday.
Wo hope to get fixed
in time to resume our regular
lue
on Thursday.
ia-
ttjfem S»tiinl»y':i Uailf.
Cucumbers nor Mil lf* nickel,
40)ir thrown in.
Two mad dogs have been killed in
Des Moines
this week.
Stone was yesterday
re-nominated as a can­
didate for Representative from Mills
•county.
Jim McCray, who had his examina
tion on Thursday,on
a
•ceallng stolen
Monday'a Dally.
charge of con-
good?, was acquitted
and discharged We are informed
.that the arrest and
.McCray
prosecution of
was set up by Ir. Turner,
who is now in jail for burglary and
who was arrested at the instance of
McCray. Turner promised to get
Kirby and Rutherford out of their
strouble if they would file the infor
mation against McCray, and Kirby
(confessed to the
whole conspiracy.
from
Peter Hirschauer will complete
iMSlcr shop
his
to-day. It
is of brick
with iron covered doors and iron
raof. He thinks he is now secure
for
the future, and has
no
grabbod
«Wild recover
A new
oa the
arrives at 11:40 a. in.
ud
The readers of
i^Stdon,
more fear
of fire.
John Pyle went fishing yesterday
mod captured a
34
lb. catfish, near the
railroad bridge, with an ax. John
"slopped
it on the cop" and another
fallow
as
rangement
certain of a largo majority from
Center, while one enthusiastic Sena
torial candidate claims 311
tip first
ballot.
T. J.
Coffman
«fice from
gins
Voted
7,
«lat
JOTTINGS.
Firebugs are operating in Burling
ton.
The brick work of the Catholic par
sonage
is now going up rapidly.
Mr.J. II. Norton is erecting a large
and handsome residence on West
Second street.
The Advertiser says Mr. Fox, of Ed
dy villc, has a
9 year old
weighs 98 lbs.
Tim
Egan's
One of our
the fish before it
from its astonishment.
time card
went
Into effect
K. & D. M. railroad,
by which No.
yesterday,
1
at present
No. :s, 4 :40 p. ni. No. 5, 10:50 p. m.
No. 2, from Des Moines, arrives at
10:50
a.
m. No.4
Express,
4 :50 p. m.
No. 6,10:45 p. m. By
this ar­
it will
Nos.
be observed
3 and 4 and Nos. 5
hire. There
ttfrd
on the Central.
VHm
yeaterdaj'e Pally.
A
that
and meet
is no
change
in
time
trip in the country, to-day, satls
fios us that there will
bo at least a
good half crop of corn and a fair av
enge crop of everything else.
the Covkif.r will
remember that about the middle
March last, we had a somewhat ex
tended account of the murder of W.
T. Talbot,
March, or about that time. No clue
was had
to the murderer
or murder
ers for months, and
the assassin, it
was supposed, was likely lo emape
unpunished.
We were
the
a young man living near
who had his head pounded to
a jelly almost
other blunt
42
of
5
at
camp
with a club or sonic
instrument,
dence, on
at his resi­
the night ot the 16th of
informed this
morning, by a very reliable gentle
man, that
G. W.
and John Brooks, father and sons,
were arrested yesterday,charged
the crime. They
and were held for
to the
Itoss,
ill
will
of October, should call at the
Courier
office
and get a Premium
List. The Secretary has
hand and is anxious that
be in the hands
A
laws
W. A.
l«-vrSt
for Druggists' Sundries, Notions
*MHl toilet articles, the popular resort
iis Williamson & Finley's. dwltcwtf
should be
published in all the local papers of
the state, at a reasonable compensa
tion.
If you need fruit jars and waut the
t&t
Glass Jars in the market go to
XMin
L.
A
fe
Moore, Druggist. w.'tt
delicate complexion is best coiu-
#*ed to
a blooming
rose-bed, the
i|$ong
Mimes
rose but when
countenance is disfigured with
blotches and pimple, like
weeds
votes on
has removed his
Post-office Block to Hug-
building. Union Block where he
may always be found during
Bailingall has at
the 42 delegates selected at the demo
cratic township caucus hero on last
Saturday. The city candidates for
Sheriff, to-wit: Stewart, Gray, McCue
and Lewis are each hopeful of
a ma
Jority of them. In any event the con
vention of next Saturday,
which set-'
•Ilea their hash,
will be an uncommon­
ly
lively one, which the Courier re
porter
will be there
to
see and report.
Thos. Caster has been nominated
l»y
the democrats of
ty.
Powesheik coun-
for Auditor. The Poweshiek
Democrat says:
"Every
member
of the
convention
and did it lustily and with
reat satisfaction, knowing full well
in Thomas Caster they had a
candidate whose character is unre
yroach.ible, and whose honesty and
ttprightness is known by all who have
the pleasure
of his acquaintance."
The -Republican also speaks of Mr.
Caster in the highest terms of praise.
There is no one who is acquainted
With Tom. that can do anything else
but speak well of
him.
Blackberries Wanted.
Will furnish boxes and Crates and
pay market price
in cash. Will
want
jtiem picked in the
boxes that I
iis
they
tltbfc Gome and see
The
me.
daughter that
new residence is up and
inclosed and will make a fine ap
pearance on North
llill.
Bring your job work to the Courier
office if you want it
got up in good
style, on good material and for a low
price.
A
historian in town says the long
est battle ever fought was the battle
of Boyne. It commenced July lat
1690
and is still raging.
The wool trade of this country is
improving very rapidly. The wool
trade of Ottumwa this year will be
double that of any former year, and
the prices paid have been quite liber
al.
The Albia Union says:
"The pros­
pect for a corn crop has improved re
markably in Monroe county during
the past two weeks, and if the weath
er proves favorable hereafter half a
crop may be made.
We are informed that the Demo
cratic County Convention
will
in tho
Fast
Workman, Jim Rupe,
our Fair,
be held on the
2d, 3d. ltli
Smith, Jas. Fullen,
Bailey,
tliey should
of
farmers especially.
convention of editors of the 9th
Congressional district was held at
Sioux City on the 12th inst, and was
very largely attended. The
conven
tion passed the following resolution
in a
sutlerer should prompt­
ly use Dr. Bull's Blood Mixture,
which quickly and effectually eradi
cates such unsightly evidences of im
pure blood.
jThere is considerable animation
the different candidates whose
will be presented to the demo­
cratic convention next Saturday for
the
various offices. Four ditfereut
candidates for sheriff claim a majori
ty
of the Center township delegation
three different candidates for Senator
are
be
composed of 120 instead of 115 dele
gates, as first appeared in the
call.
This will give Center township
two over over one-third of all the
delegate*
Convention.
At the late commencement of Iowa
College, at Grinnell,there were elev
en graduates in the arts the degree
of
Doctor of Divinity was conferred
upon Rev.
J. W.
nia,aud that
Hough, of Califor­
of Doctor of Laws, upon
Prof. Chas. Hammond, Principal of
Monson Academy, Mass.
From passengers iu from the West,
we learn that along the lino of the
C., B. & (j. railroad,
farmers are very
busy harvesting their fall wheat, bar
ley, rye and hay Wheat, rye and
barley are very heavy, while corn in
the western part of the
State
A
with
waived examination
their appearance
District Court in the sum of
48j()0O each.
never
looked better than it does at present.
Oats are also
very heavy.
citizens
lie
mail from Keokuk
drives
celebrated horse
the
had the epizootic, and
the trot out of
once
"Placjcbird,"
who, iu
his time, has trotted his milo in
2-26.
it
took all
him,
for a song. He is of pure Morgan
blood, fourteen years old, and can
now
go his half mile in
1:15,
but has
not the wind to go a mile at a fast
gait.
The farmers convention in this city
Saturday, seems to have stirred up
hornets nest. There is an unusual
amount of
buzzing
going
on, and
every candidate except the fellow
from the country claims a majority
ot the
42
delegates. We made
a pre
diction sometime ago that the city
would gouge the country, and
it
proved correct, as lite city has
bas
37
of
delegates and the country only
most.
The Central railroad north is bar
ing a large run of passengers at pres
eut generally for Clear
Lake.
meeting at
The
that place is being
very largely attended, and from the
best information we can gather
a
larger crowd of people are at the
Lakes at present than ever were be
fore. The meetings are very success
ful and many souls
arc being brought
to Christ.
Jai'gc delegation of Ot­
tumwa people arc visiting and assist
ing
in the
Brooks, Win. Brooks
exercises at that place.
The following persons were elected
delegates in
Columbia
G. W.
township last
Saturday to the Democratic County
Convention to be held on the
21
inst:
Wise, Joseph Rhodes, John
Kavanttugli, David Brown, George
SDavidsou, Joseph Gardener,
W. C,
i.iid U. D.
Hall.
The following from Green
ship: Win. Powell,
town­
J. A,
Hicks, Joe.
F.
Bachman,
Wm. Sawyer, Ezekiel Rush, Chat
Schwartz.
From Agency:
Q. A. Wood, M.
W. W.
C.
From
plenty on
Conlev,
Meyers, and
Richland
N.
Barker,
Keokuk Township.—James Logan,
John Malumby,
Wm.
C.
sense
of
a carefully pre­
Pedrickand
I
office
hours. wit
The knowing ones tell us that Col.
P.G.
least 33 out of
18w2t
W. K.
.*ormal"8chool.
fall term of the Ottumwa Nor­
mal School commences Sept. 3d,
Ktilroad
Or»n1 tot*]..
Daum.
UtcrcM. In
1877.
Tuition, $6 per term of twelve weeks,
advanced before enrollment
IS-wtlt Mrs. M. A. Pick, Piia-
make the following
proposition, to-wit:
I
will obligate
myself to give the sum of One Thou
sand Dollars to secure the building
of a
first class Macadamized road
from Court street—cither to be con
structed through Second or Front
streets, (the street giving the most
aid to be selected)—to Warner's hill,
beyond the Fair Grounds, a distance
of nearly two miles, the road to be
properly graded, with stone culverts
for drainage, where necessary, and
the road or driveway, to be forty feet
wide. The whole to be completed
during the
year 1877.
Uepectfully,
James L. Taylor.
A Put Up
Jon.—Out of
the 42
delegates nominated In the democrat
ic townsptp convention, on Saturday
last,
37
5
arc from the city and only
from tho country. This
actly what we
proves
THE RACES
After our report closed
FrMta!^,
the running horses were brought (o
the score for the third, and which
proved to be, the final heat.
Malvern had the lead and kept it up
to the turn on
the home stretch when
the horses were
all in a bunch, and in
some way Malvern was thrown and
had his leg broken below
the fetlock.
This enabled Lady Jack to come to
the front
who won tho heat in
1.50.
Capo Cord 2nd, Queen of Diamonds
3rd and Longstride 4th.
Under the rules this gave the race
to Lady Jack, because no other horse
had won a heat, and it being provid
ed
in
those vules that
all
horses fail
ing to win one heat in three, shall
be sent to the stable. It was an
anomalous and remarkable situation.
The horse that had won two heats
and was just about to win the third
one had his leg broken. Sangamon
had been withdrawn with a lame leg,
and Cape Cord, Queen of Diamonds
and Longstride had to be sent to the
stable under the rule,
so
that Lady
Jack won the first money on winning
the third heat alone,while Cape Cord,
Queen of Diamonds and Longstride
were awarded 2d, 3d and 4th money
respectively, without winning a heat.
The other horse men in the race
very creditably allowed the owner
of Malvern, on account of his mis
fortune, to tako second money and
withdraw his pools from the pool
box besides, on account of the acci
dent the judges declared al" pools
and bets off.
It is to be regretted that the closing
performances of the meeting were
so unsatisfactory, but the horsemen
themselves who are traveling around
on this circuit are to blame for
it.
On the suspicion that Ed. Daggett
was not driving
Waprllo Chief to the
extent of his speed,
the
otlur day,
this ring of horse gamblers, who had
bet heavily on that horse, insisted on
the withdrawal
of
These same smart Alecks had, u
ing Thu rday night and yesterday
morning, set up a job whereby
Mountain
l/uaij
and Malvern
and he was sold
horses in the field for both races.
Our people, and all others who
were not
in the ring, bought
pools heavily on tho field, and
when it became apparent that Teaser
and Pilot were being held to allow
Mountain Quail to win the trotting
rai'0, the outsiders and anti-ringsters
insisted that the
rwle
which had ap
plied to Daggett, must he applied jn
this case, and the judges wisely de
termined to put Daggett behind
Teaser ^hereupon the
latter'sowners
took
hliy
fombjy, and in spite of
Sfarshal Jioont/., to the
stably .creat
ing a great hub-bub, and nearly
.causing
a general fight. Their action
proved
tho conspiracy, and stamped
thein with being guilty of the very
things charged. It is some consola
tion to know, however, that iu both
the running and trotting races the
bets and pools were
rteclmed oft',
sp
that these foreign gentry, who
here to skin our
will
T*
C.
R.
Mver9.
F. M. Biggs, I.
Al.
Hoop,
W. C.
L. T.
E.
Bnncutter
and Jas. Aldridge.
Front Adams Geo. Lindsey, Dan'l
Carl,
Stewart, Wm. Cloyd,
Woolen
W.
Jones, Chris. Kosman,John Well
man,
J.
Baker, and Alex Martin.
W.
Mclntire
Pleasant Township.—Frank War
der, Geo. Phillips,
R. B.
Humble,
Sam. McGee, Ad.. Murray, John
Brien,
W. R.
O'­
Ruekman.
Polk Township.—Henry Canfield,
Dominic Slagater,
O. P. Ralaton. L.
S.
Gosney and
J. F.
Beagle.
Messrs. Williamson
&
Finley, on
Main street, have one of the hand
somest Drug Stores in the city. It is
a model of ueatness
and every pre
scription is carefully compounded by
au experienced hand. d«wltewtf
To Lovers of Good Road*.
Ottumwa's destitution of roads for
pleasure driving, is too generally
known and felt to require comment.
At this time, few of us care to invite
our visiting
friends to ride, for want
of streets or avenues upon which to
drive with safety. Feeling this great
need iu common with other good cit
izens, and for the purpose of inciting
property owners and others to com
bine in maki»g an improvement so
long needed,
ex­
said a day or
two ago,
that the canditates in tho city wculd
set
up the
delegation and try to mo
nopolize all the good nominations in
towtf. In addition
to this each
of
these town caudidates will claim that
they can
carry from 100
to
300 repub­
lican votes, but when they come
to
deliver them they will find they
liavn't got them. In any event we
now predict that the country districts
will be effectually
scooped oat by the
wire pullers in town.
The reported assessed valuation of
property in the State for the year
1877,
is as follows:
Land*
furnish
will not stand bucket and
Town lots,
Tot»l resl estate..
fen"""'"*
215,
fc!,6M&,559
............
948^140
for is*:: u#
1S7T OTW ik»
at 1876._. I,ISO,
OCX)
Farmers will do well to call on J.
L.
Taylor
& Co., and
get a supply of
Forsha's cure for Hog Cholera. It is
guaranteed to cure or money refund
ed.
HUM.
We arc
It is a uotorious fact that there are
no good roads leading
out of the city.
It is a great annoyance, expense, and
discredit to the city and'Jountryalike
that
this is so. if a stranger should
visit the city and you should desire to
drive him out to see the country,there
is not a decent road in any direction
except the one out towards the fair
grounds, and even that one has not
been
lit for anything but
the heaviest
and strongest road wagons, inure
than
half tho time during the past
three years. The wear and tear of
vehicles in coming and going over
such roads as lead into the city is no
trifling matter,not to mention the dis
credit it thfows upon property situ
ated on such miserable highways.—
We hope that the times and weather
will permit, ere long, the country su
pervisors to see to it that the roads
and bridges on the highways leadiug
to the
city are put in a passable con
dition for the benefit of country and
city travelers alike.
Not long ago the Board of Super
visors of Linn county and the peo
ple of Cedar Rapids made au appro
priation of
$30,000
NOTICE
To tho members of the Republican
County
Coinmittco:
The Democratic Township Mass
Convention at the City Hall was call
ed to order at
2
o'clock, and the Hon.
O. D.
Tisdalc was called to the chair.
J.
ilawley was elected secretary, and
W.B
Finally the president got the least
bit out of humor and declared he
would not proceed without order.
The audience sat down and the foU
lowing list of delegates were nomina
ted
Pat Brady, Geo. Guyseltnan, David
Gephart,
L. C.
C.
country
therefore he
Tvas to win the trot,
the running race, in
spite of the fact that
titer# were
faster
in, and flually, after various attempts,
T. J. Bru
nek
Finally
Mr.
imsuspccting
There were,
lambs,
overdid the tiling and probably
skipped o|it of Ottumwa with less
money than they brought here.
no doubt, many ho»-
otablc gentlemen among the
horse
owners present., but a majority of
them will do the
city
credit by
Mr.
now ready to manufacture
Rolls and Yarn on short notice. All
work guaranteed to give satisfaction,
and at reduced rites.
5-29
w2in.
C. A. Bryan &
L.
be called upon to
make a small contribution all around
to square up expenses.
ibePafrom
The AgfMpf Wr
Son.
A GOOD PROPOSITION.
Dr. James L. Taylor
osition
makes a prop­
elsewhere to give
$1,000
to­
wards Macadamizing a highway from
Court street out
to, say Warner's
place, just beyond the fair grounds, a
distance of about two miles.
to macadamize the
highway from Marion, the county
seat, to Cedar Rapids, the principal
city and commercial metropolis of
that county. The distance is some
six miles and it is proposed to make
an elegant boulevard lined with trees
on cither side,
the entire
hundred feet wide.
The laboriug man
distance,one
who saves
enough to hire
money
a team
to take his
family out airing on Sunday the
wealthier man who kcejis a team for
pleasure, and
iu fact all classes will
eventually thank this Board of Super
visors,of Linn County, for their lib
erality and public spirit.
We have no estimate of the cost of
the drive proposed by Dr. Taylor,
but it does seem
to us
public
that either by
or private enterprise, some­
thing ought
to be done to
Labor
utilize his
proposition,aud thus give our people
at least
one decent highway.
is abundant,needyand cheap
and no more auspicious time could
bo suggested than the present.
Our columns are open
to
any sug­
gestions looking towards making
available the liberal proposition of
our fellow citizen. Dr. Taylor.
H. H. H. JIKttlVINB FOB
I
TOOTHACHE.
MAKSIIAr.LTOWN, IOWA,
12th Mo. 4th
76.
have used this remedy in my den
tal practice, almost to the exclusion
of everything else even arscnic and
creosote for destroying the nerve iu
sensitive teeth. It relieves toothache
where all others fail.
Dii. J. L.
Roiierts.
For sale by dealers generally.
J. L. Taylor &
Co., Wholesale
Agents,Ottumwa,Iowa. eod&w
Be aure you buy
Shoe* at
Phillips',
mm
We suggest that the members of
the Republican County CottthHtefe
from the gevoral townships rif this
county meet at
W. II.
in Ottumwa,
o(clock, for the purpose of organira'
tion, etc.
July 12th,1877,1
W. L.
Littleton assistant secretary.
Here
Hendershott,
Grube, John
houser, Johu Vangant,
H. B.
quard,
i
and
was nominated Dan U.
Davis and John Reynolds also,before
another break occurred.
By this time twenty-five men were
on their feet calling ''iff. President!"
Mr. tiaston succeeded in
getting the
rtoor, and made a
said that he was an officer
of the convention,
was a
not debatable.
The chair
For Courier.
Fetzer's
driitt*
on July 21st, 1877, at 11
Okr,
W. H. FETZKK/
W. H.
From SntnMty'tfWfly.
Gonsuctf.
The Democratic Primary Con
vention.
Pat
Brady made a motion that the Con
vention proceed to select
42 delegates.
Carried,
the fun commenced and in an
instant a regular Donny Brook Fair
was inaugurated. In every corner
of
the house enthusiastic people were on
their feet calling Mr. Chairmau!Mr.
Chairman!
The president hammered with his
cane on the table calling
"order,"and
the crowd continued to call Mr.
''Chairman1'
S. E.
IfenderahotJ,
l)r. £. L-
Daggett, which
was done by the judges, who hav#
solo charge of the horses during
a
race under the rules, and his place
was supplied by one of their own
number, who did what Daggett
would have done, perhaps, and that
was to bring tho Chief out ahead of
the
flNd.
motion
that no one gentleman be allowed to
nominate more than one delegate.
suggested that It would
be well to throw
aside
wi.iSP
(iaston's
table, and John Potter, George
I'arke.
W. G.
Linn, John Ford,
Cue,
were nominated.
By
great that the pl|})r abandoned all
attempts at being heard, and wajtpd
for a break to call them to order.
Littleton here suggested that the
convention was acting in a very slip
shod iiiuiiner and iu
.a
rated the rescinding ui'
stay­
ing away from It.
The meeting was, iu many respects,
a success, especially in the number of
fine horses pieseut. It was not a fi
nancial success, however, owing
mainly to tho bad weather which
preceded
it,
aud which kept our peo
ple away and at their crops. As it is,
the managers
citizen, a
democrat ami had, as lie understood
it,
a to
^ar^icip^te in
a mass
convention that he was not affected
by President Haves' recent order and
he was entitled to a hearing.
Judge Hendershott said that he
was opposed
to the
motion, that he
had been appointed a delegate, and
any member
was
dissatisfied with
the nominatian all that was necessa
ry was to aav so.
At this stage of the proceedings the
thing got hot and personalities were
bandied back and forth quite lively.
Pat Brady said he did not waut to
un the convention by
"a d—d
sight,"
but was opposed to the motion and
moved to
lay Littleton's
motion on
the table.
Aid. McCue moved to adjouru.
The President was perplexed with
the numerous calls, but finally he
recognized Mr.
Cory, who moved
amend Mr. McCue's motion
to
finally
decided that Cory
had the right to make an amendment
if he wanted to.
Cory then amended McCuo'smotion
"to
adjouru as soon as the list of del
egates was completed and a township
committee was appointed.'' Adopted.
At this stage of the proceedings, in
lull in
the storm, Jas. Peck, John
Fleming, John Burke, Henry Wil
liams, Sam Burton,
J. K
were nominated as delegates which
completed the list.
Taken all together it was a boister
ous convention, and tho president
heaved a deep sigh of relief when
the business was concluded and the
convention ready to adjourn.
For Bale.
One three year old, and two one
two year old thoroughbred
Horn Bulls,on very satisfactory terms
Call
at my place three miles north
Ottumwa.
jly-t-wtt.
From the Eddyville Advertiser we
learn of a fiendish attempt to com
mit a rape upon the person of
young girl by the name of Bridget
Bright. Mart Weeks is the person
who was accused
of enticing her
away front
the depot under
They threatened to kill her if she
did not submit to their baso propo
sals, but she
finally eluded them,
made her
way to
prepared
the transfer and
claimed protection from Ed. Leggett.
Weeks
was arrested,butowing to the
fact that the girl understood she was
required to give bail for her appear
ance in court as a prosecuting witness
and not appearing in the Justice
court, the prisoner was discharged
for want of prosecution. There is
some excitement over the matter at
Eddyville.
Nothing enhances the appearance
of a
house
more than tasty Wall
per and handsome Window Curtains.
Never buy until
you examine the
stock of Messrs. Williamson
&
A "Riproaintative."
Ens. Cortsikr
A
tivc," in conversation,a few days ago,
with
a
hilarious lady of healthful
corpulency, in Eddyville, who was of
the republican persuasion,
sintativc." and that his
nomination at the
tion"were excellent and that if nom
inated ho would be
that
him that that he had a
slttlcmcnt" and
"Swades"
"I'ipresintative,"
The facts as near as
E.
Adlor,
Peter
David Hodge, John
Winters,
Jf.
Fox,
4-
r. Averill, W,
B.
John Postlewaite,
Littleton,
A. N.
Auwerda
athrop.
Here
8oqii0
pnthiftiastfu
President
^eipher
the Contention got the
#nd
of
c^rs of
said in a very vehe­
ment manner, loi^d
enough
to bp
heard to Main street, that the Con
vention
w»s
making the usual mis
take, was acting wropg
and
I
them are these Rev.
Page and their
upon the ground, the
W. W.
Cory, Thos. Tobin,John Greeley,
H.
C.
Fisher,
W.J. L'ne-
qf
the
was being left out
in thp
cold,
nominated A T-
Tim's nomination
They arc
He
made some allusion to the fact that
things were not
going
to suit him.
Ilawley, at the conclusion of Gas
ton's remarks, said a hint had been
made giving rise to the idea that a
job was being put
]jp
ou somebody
Therefore ho had recourse io his old
tactics, and
eye
made to
A Short
prominent
mikrat" candidate for
"dlm-
"riprcsinta-
remarked
that lie was a candidate for
"Hipre-
would all
vote for him. In conclusion he
tlio't
it would be quito an honor to
be a
and ono that but
few need asjiirc—"one that docs Hot
consast in good looks nor avordepois
—it
takes iutilIigince—it
takes braim
to make a Jiipresintative. If avarde
poise made tho ripresintative, then
you might be ripresintative at well at
me! Edecation
is
nothing, rhetarical
flourish is nothing—it takes brains,
it takes honesty, it takes exparience
to make a Uipresintative-" Jrfton.
Terrible Runaway at Klrkvilla.
Kirkvili.k,
July
Enrrons Cot
15,1877.
rifr
At about half past two o'clock,
yesterday, our village was thrown in
to
considerable excitement in conse
quence of two teams running away
and injuring quite
a number of
indi
viduals.
can gather
T. J.
Myers,
I.
wives
were going
to Salem to attend church. When
opposite Dr. Waddel
n
the team be­
came frightened and turned sudden
ly around,theseat^ of the carriage not
being fastened,
al] \yej-e
team
His
wife and daughter got
out and escaped unhurt himself and
sister were not so fortunate.
M. A.
Kirkpatrick, the sister, is dangerous
ly injured
l'nc]e
John
is
ly litirt but will ijoj bp ablo to be
about for a week or two Rev.
Myers is considerably injured in
slioulder his lady is quite badly,but
fjot
seriously
I.
the
ably bruised, and
fape.
chest,|ieijet(atii]g to
a considerable depth, and owing to
the
season qf the year, will make her
recovery yery doubtful.
all
Holly.
was
concurred
hearing their wqunds
aqd bruises with commendable calm
ness,
and
hope they may all be about
again as soon as can be citpectcd un
der the circumstances.
Hirkville.
Times are hard but it don't pay
buy
poor goods. Go
marked ability is
everything
that had been done, and commence
•ver,
Amid coufiisiott
coiffojjnded
motion
was iaid on
tlio
W.
Conn.Dougherty.T.
P.
Moody
W. D.
O. W- f-yjjaifi
this time tho
Mc­
and
P.
JjUirphy
co^ftisiop was so
to
to Phillip's for
anything you want in the Shoe line,
it will pay you. apr24 wtf
Wall
f'aper,
ot evpry ehadp,
style,
pattern and qnalitv, at prices tliat are
perfectly irresistible. House cleaning
time is at hand, and remember that
Williamson &
Finley's is headquar­
ters for Wall Paper, dftwlteachwtf
From an article in the San Francis
co AI/ii, of June 9th,
we
very pleasant pargraph in regard
not
isicaI
"A
speech adyo-
31!
the
business of the convention, and made
a motion to that etlect and that the
delegates be elected by ballot.
Here the chairman enquired
Mr.
Littleton
contitied to
matters alone.
The
mu?
article referred to is a report
of the regular June meeting of«the
San Francisco Microscopical Society,
whitili is composed
f,f
tile emi­
nent scientific men of the city and
state, who
arc
constantly rendering
important service to society by dlscov*
erlng what arc the enemies to veget
able life,and the means of destroying
them or counteracting their iniluencc.
Tho following is the statement re
ferred to,
communication from
I.ightou,
ot
of
if he was a delegato.
Mr.
of
Win.
Ottumwa,
Iowa,
was
pead, which, accompanied by a dia
gram, gave the members a very good
jden of an invention of his in the way
an tt,c-piccWithout
the diagram which Lighton furn
ished, it is somewhat difficult to
c'eitr
ly describe tho device, but can be
hinted at by lttatiug that, the analyzer
is simply a piece of black glass with
an accurate and highly polished re
flecting surface, properly fixed in a
box placed between a tube for hold
ing tho ordinary
piece aud oue
fit the compound
Mr. Lighton further
to
ad­
journ.
Mr. McCue—"I iarifti OB my mo
tion to adjourn."
Cory insisted on his right to amend
and
Mc.
insisted that his motion
was
($2 N)
State law
the
promise of taking her to a hotel to
wait uutil the train came in. She be
lieved tho story told her and soon
after starting
the scoundrel
was join
ed by another fellow of no better
character
bv
body.—
These tubes must be placed so that if
joined they would meet at an angle
of
112
degrees and the black glass re
flector should bo so fixed between
them as to reflect light directly
through the body and eye-piece.—
Mr.
Lighton states that he finds the
arrangement in many respects supe
rior to any olher form of analyzer.
In chemical experiments the stage can
be
kept horizontal, as the inclination
of the device is sufficient without
moving the body from its perpendic
ular, and the many who work with
polarized light iu connection w i
chemistry will enjoy this feature.
states
it allows
tire angular aperture of ail
tions to be used."
AN ORDINANCE
3
City Council of the City of Ottumwa
that Section
3
of Ordinance No.
105
be and the same is hereby repealed
and the following is enacted in lieu
thereof:
Sf.-.
J. A.
Longford
3.—The
Schworm,
and Samuel Brumsey.
per day when appoint­
ed for one day only, but when ap
pointed or elected for any longer
term each shall receive in full com
pensation for his services, payment at
the rate of fifty dollars
($50)
ordinance shall take
etlect and be in forcc from and after
its
publication according to law.
Passed July Hi,
Short
of
E. L. IIaxdei
1877.
.1. S. Portf.r,
W. II.
Mayor.
Fktzkk, City Clerk.
Pknai.tv kou TAKIM HAY Froji
Commons.—There is a clause in the
of unclaimed lands, or taking crops
therefrom, that is not generally un
derstood. The State lieiiistrr makes
this announcement:
"Neither
fence nor the herd law protects a
man who trespasses on unimproved
praire,
cuts
'Code
tho name of Sipes
MARRIED,
LKIQHTGX—RACIIKLOR—
12,
1*77, Mk. B. F. HaRLottjieich,
Scorr.
At the
an
early
agf,
that I am
to grind Corn
and Rye at
my mill, foot of Wapello Street, Ot-
your Boots and tumwa. All kinds of feed chopped
a25wtf on
short notice. J. M. Lamme.
kus, ioMish
K«i(lenr«of F. M.
low*.
July
•iced bfi yeerrt.
Sho wus
Pa­
bom
with her
where
eh*
Fin-
ley. djtwlteachwtf
Farase
Are requested to
waii married to Samuel
ut20. 1W.
to
Horse la Soon Currlod.
Council Room, July,
lfi, 1877.
The Council met last night at an
unusual early hour, and as the audi
ence was quite slim they went to
work and left out their
spread-eagle
speeches for the time being.
A
chances for
"Diinekrat
"alected
"Pate"
"Swade
in-law" who would go to the
list of
Convin-
shttre
would do all he could for
son-
'-Swade
"make
him and that the
•1i2
a spaclie" for
$f»0
to make a report.
The
coii}ir»lttep
thrown out
getting
away. It ran tip Main street.
John Kirkpafrick's it came in contact
with his team, himself, wife, sister
and daughter bein in the wagon
when the runaway
team was first dis
covered.
hills,
Page is consider­
Mrs. J'age
somewhat serious injuries
M. A-
which wepe
At
T. P.
receiyed
about
tlte ordinance
eepond timp,
Mr. Mast called
matters
extract a
to
one of our citizens. Prof. Win. Light
on, from which it qpppar* that
hid
Finally, about
ago lie forged his lather's name, was
indicted by the
Grand
A
names of persons who
worked on tho Grimes' Shop fire and
assisted in demolishing the standing
WtillR, was read and each of the ten
allowed compensation at the rate ot
per day, for the time they
were
per month, or
In which
on claims
in favor of
ordered paid:
Uriah Biggs,
deposition
Sam lleiidrik, rock
Trotter, police, June...
L. D.
Frank Fisher, extra police.,.
8. L. McGavle, lumber
T.
Shiek
k Co.,
(J. W.
Parke,
not serious­
T. J.
thp
Kirkpatrick is
{he
most
scrjouslj' injured, having received a
severe wotjfid
,,..
Seyeral sidewalk assessments were
read and referred to the city Solici
tor for collection.
^.n
ordinance fixing the the salary
of po]ipe ofljccrfj
w^a
motion of llallingall the rules
suspended and
read the
t)ie rt
ed
le
qgqlp suspend­
and tho ordinance adopted by a
unanimous vote. See ordinance else
wbetc,
The Street Commissioner's pay roll
$97.27 St. lamp gas $135.00 and the
Mayor's docket, $20, were allowed
and ordered paid.
McGrew made a motion that the
gas committee confer with the (ias
Co., and enquire if more favorable
terms cannot he arranged. Adopted
41d. Jordan, called up tjio printing
matter and the committee made a
brief verbal report.
In which the
Wo refer our tanners to Dr. For
p'r,a's advertisement. The AlTiqiA
TtVF lUi.a
v\t proves to bo tho best
family medicine iu
use. Call onyour
druggist for a supply.
SUICIDE IN HIGH LIFE
Will Chamberlain, of Burlington,
Blows Hia Brains Out With a Re
volver Dissipated Habits the
Ca«j»e,
Onzi'lte Ju'y ltitli.
The announcement of
Will
M.
the suicide of
Chamberlain. Sunday after­
noon, created a sensation on the
streets. The young man was a son of
Mr. Jirastus
Chamberlain, the whole­
sale grocer, one of the most promi
nent and respected citizens jf Hur
lington. He was only twenty-one
years of age, last March,
hut has liv
ed very fast—a life of recklessness.
A
good-hearted boy, Will permitted
habits of dissipation to
get the mas
tery of
him.
Jiu
escape the penitentiary enlisted in the
I
nitod 8tates navy—the influence of
friends of tho family securing for him
the berth
of midshipman. He made a
good record while at sea, aud
a year ago and settled down to
rlinoton,
that in
purity of image he considers it deci
dedly superior to that formed by a
Nicols analy/er,and
the en­
combina­
ORDINANCE NO. 112.
to repeal Section
of Ordinance No. 10", entitled an
Ordinauce deiiniug the compensa
tion of City Marshal and Police
Officers, and to euact a substitute
therefor.
Section
1
has
.— He it ordained by the
City Council, or
tho Mayor when the Council is not
iu session, may, when deemed neces
sary, appoint extra policemen and
each shall receive
in full
compensa
tion for his services the sum of two
dollars
la, July 11th,1877.
Mil Dear Father and
j/other:
it pains me much to bring this ter
rible calamity ou you, but
for un
case
i
can see no other resort.
committed, and may bo permitted to
enter the
kingdom of Heaven, and
there
meet you all,
1
P. S.—Father,
per
month for the time he may have
served.
Stc
2—This
$100,
concerning tho occupation
the
ami hauls away grass or
hav. While animals cau tresspass
upon such property and eat the gr»s
wilh impunity,
the penalty is severe
for cutting grass. Section
provides that
#500,
SIIAHI*
Thursility ovi'liluf,
July Sth, 1H7T. at Ctni'innali, by Kcv.
Dr. Morgan, JOSBPH LkuihTonOhio,
Hurt
SftLU
Cl.Aa* IMTCIir.l.OB, daUKhhrof the lale C'lp
taln t.
V.
Batctelor.
The ninny friends of Joseph will lif gltul to lu'.r
of his departure from llachelorhoo'l to I tie klng-_
dom of Mutrimony, »n«l wish him u proapcrnu*
voyujee through life,
IIARKINS—SCOTT—By A. I. P.,
.Inly
train load of
from llie
at
work.
The police committee reported rec
ommending the passage of an ordi
nance fixing the compensation of po
lice
officers at
$2
per day, when employed for ono day
only.
The question as
to
should be adopted in relation to ex
tinguishing
tires then
canic up and
was discussed in an informal manner.
Blake gave ait explanation of the
Marshalltown works and gave it as
his opinion that now would be an ex
cellent time to build water works if
a proper loan could be negotiated at
a reasonable interest.
McGrew stated that i n Springfield,
Ohio, they used cisterns, had a paid
fire department, and never had any
large lires. He had written there for
plana and specifications
of cost &c.,
which hat) not arrived. IJe asked
and received further
time
"harvest
tk*»t
Hy virtue ofan
two years
v, and to
it
about
steady
work in his father's establishment.—
Latterly he returned to
his obi
ways,
and finding thai he could not govern
himself, lie
became moody mid des
pondent and for several days past
premeditated suicide. Wednesday
of last week, duriug his fathers ab
sence
in Keokuk,
1
am very truly
your reckless, but none the less loving
son. William
II.
Ciiambew.ain.
please wear my seal
ling mother, my plain gold ring.
Also, give John Wheeler aud Maud
Manning some keepsake of mine.
Hoping that you will forgive me for
this act, and pray for my welfare in
tho next world,
I
am your sou,
Wili.ih.
Thursday, after
conversation
his father returned
home front Keokuk,
Will had a long
with him,and asked lor
stating that if he had that sum
he would go to some place where he
was not
known and try to keep away
from evil associations. Mr. Cham
berlain gave him the money, hilt in
stead
of taking
his departure. Will
spent it all carousing with courtesans,
so
that by Saturday night
gone. About midnight, Saturday
night ho entered Ihe tiorham House
otlice and asked Andrews for a room
—stating
'litS.'i
of the
'taking
and car­
rying from such land, any grass, hay,
corn,
etc.," shall be punished by line
not exceeding
or imprisonment
not exceeding one year. The penal
ties for taking grass is next to that of
horse stealing, aud yet how frequent
ly is this law violated both ignorant
ly and wilfully
that he did not like to
o'clock, his bell rang.
ItKPORT
at
parents, to Lopin, Ohio,
11 Wel.l.,
M' 'Ytd
Aug-
lteuton |«i
KiilloflHH, and
I.
Inwa In the
in March,
1KJ5, ibey
settled in
i'a»* Township, Wapello couiiiy, Iowa, she was
converted and joined Ihe
1-UO,
take notice
M. K.
Church March.
lived a conai-t n n i Chriailan, and died in
hopeof a bli nful Immortality.
o
At Chillicothe, Sunday morning,
Mra. T. W. Webb,
Atoniftoh, in
of cancer in the
the 56th year of her age.
i-mvui
was
hoped that he had completely reform
ed. He returned to
l'urlington
id.
of
fai
Will sat down at
his desk in the office and indited a
number of letters to his friends to be
given them after his death. The fol
lowing, among them, was found in
his room after his suicide
lit
have
spent a very unhappy life since my
return from the sea. However, it is
not your fault, but my own disposi
tion, which has been constantly run
ning mc into the mire.
To be sure I
could not expect you to keep my
pockets tilled with money all the time.
Von have taken more from me and
put up with
my recklessness more
and better than any child could ex
pert, and the highth of my ambition
been to see how much money
could squander ou
Please give me the
that is
I
women and such
like monkeying around.
I
waiting for sometime to
have been
get
this world, and now
out of
I
am going.—
best style
at your command, i
prefer to be put in a vault in prefer
ence to the ground, but use your own
judgment as to how you dispose of
me. Hoping and trusting that
be forgiven for all the sins that
go
homo as the hour was late. He was
assigned a room and retired. In the
morning he did not rise, but.bad his
breakfast sent up to him. At
12:^10
The pnrter on
his way up stairs to answer the call,
heard the
OF A PISTOL.
Andrews also heard
Wl
His right hand
AfflU
DIED
Bnah, In Chillin.thc,
16, 167.,
Mrs
Tamper
unci'U- Webb,
in New York Stair moved,
it, and,rush­
ing np,met the porter who said there
was shooting down at the other end
of the hall aud he was afraid to go
down. The clcrk hastened ou down
-anti
opening the door of Clianibcr
lin's room found the young man
stretched upou the bed
I.TKKINi IX
HIS (iOIlF.
still
grasped
the re­
volver which he had placed against
his head behind the right ear and de
liberately pulled the trigger, blowing
out his brains and causing instanta
neous death
Best quality of men's Serge Box
Toed Boots
$2 L'f
at lMiillips'. w.tftf
From both City »nd Countr
should not fail to Tlxit Mrs. PUtt I
HflyUndVnilllinf ry Store in Cnrlew
Block, in L. if. Wilson's old stand,
aud see tt ilr uice new Goods and
price them before they buy else
where. Rspecial pains will be taken
to please customers as to atyle. quail
iy and prir«. mll-dAwtf.
7TT"
bands"
south, passed through this
city last night, enrotilo to the grain
lielda of the north. They will
be
comiug back bye and bye, when tho
weafher commences to cool.
This is the kind of a heathenish
head that the Sioux City Journal is
sometimes compelled to run out on
Monday morning.
"Hell P.roke
Loose., Desecration of the. Sabbath
and Disrespect for the Dead.
A
Sun
day Dance at Floyd Cemetery, and a
Couple of Disgraceful Fights.'"
Window Ciirlaiiis, latest, styles,
cloth,
paper and every
annot
bo
what policy
oilier quality
known to the trade in this- city, at
Williamson
&
Finlev's, at prices that
duplicated, dwlteachwtf
Why is Mr.
Paint five
Worcester's Mixed
(5)
lbs heavier per gallon
than any other? Answer, because
it is made of lead and boiled oil and
not
of gink
and soap suds.
_______
Farmers
M*iu
in
w«fttatlw
ta.SOO
TO LOAN
In sums under
#500
on farms or
city property. Money in hand and
furnished without delay. Sec adver
tisement as toother sums,
(i-8
diwtf
(). M.
Laio
&
Co.
will find, when they
are
in
tho city, one of tho most convenient
Wagon Yards and Feed Stablos on
street a few doors ahovo Law
rence Qarnprs.
Call
and see.
proved farms, at
Loans of
$,"500
reported
allowing the following
city property,
by farm property, will he
per
62,00
28.7-i
13.50
142.G9
159.65
McGlashon, surveying.
sl4wtf
Money to Loan and Fire Insurance
In sums of |500
and over on
and
Im­
9
per cent, interest.
and over, secured by
under
|.Vl0secured
made
cent, interest.
Wo
represent some
7.0fl
4.00
at
10
first-class
Insurance companies.
d&wly t).
Fire
M. Lapp &
Send for Illustrated Culde to
loradoFree.
St. Louis, Kansas City,
Railway
to the famous
C. C.
011
\yerc
&
ha
just published a
Ifocky
sorts
in
Lord, General Passenger
wondrons
Through
the attention
of the
tire committee to the conditiou of the
approaches to
the river
and varions
other
efficiency of the
company.
•lordftn eiiiju]red as Jo what had
become of his jail and while express
ing fears that It might become frost
bitten and wilt, the Council ad
journed.
elastic link,
the sympathetic nerve, which commu
nicates the abnormal sensations of
of the organ of digestion to that of
thought,
Now,
if digestion is
tl»o agency of this beneficent
tonic, not only arc the nerves vitaliz
ed, hut
(he
entireurusnism
vigor and regularity.
SIICKIf
fire com­
pany were interested and which were
necessary for the
hav,. If* icit up .n tin' 1..I1.Iwmir real estate, lak.-n
iw |ir»|*rty o|*aii| It-I'.-mlutiE, I., mildly Raid ev
cctiiimi, |o \vit:
I hi undivided one thlid int.vest ..f .folin Har
din ami Mary A. Hardiii of iota Nod. KiKht(Naiid
Nine •.», Willi all tin- Improvements lln-reon,
wpt'idd KHInws Hall in tLctrrotid *iorvof -tore
tmlldiiiL' «itia|ed in said InilMing, In "Ulock '-'G
iu thu (own ol bl.li.n, Wa|ifl!.Uoit'dv, lm/a.
And wilt Oll'cr the Mli.ie ,nr aif OV dtp
hi
o'clock |i in ol said
I
I, 'for«T. Klordau
ion t,» tm «linvtPt| from
the b-ik (if thf irtun Court ot Wjipfllo c.nintv,
Iowa, on a jiui-.-incM ohiautt iu o»i
ihi* Uth iv i»r-Inhp, 1*77, iti favor of K.u'iui,
as philntu|. upiiioi
lorthf -um of Five UontlrPtl anl Mxtv-iw ami
lim Dollars ami enst a U\el at anil a•
cruitijr co-it*, I have k\ifil upon the following'
real eatuU* taken a* tiio propouy of said defend
ant to sathiy .-aid oxe .ution, to-wlt:
Sixty fn-t in width ort the north elite of Out Lot
No. Twenty-three CJ), In thp oitv of Ottumwa,
Wapello
eounly, Iowa
Au«l
will offer the aaico for sale to tht hlgheet
hliMtr f'ir cash ill hand on the lltd day ot Au^ost,
1»»77. in front of tht* LVurt House, in ottuitiwa,
Wapello ••ountv, low a. a* the hour of 2 o'clock p.
Commencing at the .MMoriier ofthe«e V of tbc
of Section ^li« ncp rotls, thence
north v(hi+, thene ea '-2 vli) rod', thence
ftomh rod*, then. east •i"' »o«i9, theoce south
•J l-s vod-*, thence east *i J-7 rods, thence fouth
•'it *.| rod- to place of hp^inuinv, containing
acres more or -h, iiuated In Section 1J,
fcliip 7 5. hanKP 15 we
And will offer tbe same lor sale to the highest
bidder Tor cash in hand, n lh** Uth day-of Auffn^f,
1"577, in front of the Court House iu Ottum
wa, lowa, at the hour of o'clock, p. ni ot 4aid
day, when and where dud attendance will he iriv
en *y the ntidereiyned.
DaUdnt Ottunuva, Iowa. July 2 1S77.
T. I'. SPIl.MAN,
Dated at Ottnmwa, Iowa, June lath, IMV.
T. P, STI1.M AN, Mi. rlffsaldCo.
Filly t-2vv4'4) Uy J. c. ^i.ai-ouirk, D«p7
BAKIigllPT MALI:.
DISTRICT OF IOWA- S*.
Notice Is hereb
k«vcu
l''tb dav of July, 1^77. coinnieneiDit at o'clock,
A. at the Auction Hooin ot Omy A Madnon,
Main -tre*-t, otlumwu, lowa, 1 will bell at public
auction the residue of real and personal propetty
and effect.-.
Ik loumuir
DatI'd thl lth day ot .1 nto-, 1 "~7.
Jfi. P. MCKJ INOAMK.
Aeai^neeof |4. Htewart, JUnkrupt.
.Tuly.1 «l.MO-l7w4-i l-?8
BOERHAVE'S
uollan
it was all
FORTY TV.ltiS limiRK TIIK I'M:!,If.
DR. C. B£':LAHE'S
Celebrated American
W O S E I I
-on-
VERMIFUGE.
SYMPTOMS OF WORMS.
TIIEcountenaiico is palennd lenden
colored, with occasional flushes, or
a circumscribed spot 011 one or both
cheeks thecyesbecomedull the pu
pils dilate an azure semicircle runs
along the lower eyelid the nose is ir
1 iluted,
swells, and sometimes
AG
UK
disor­
dered, llie hrain, being the great local
point of the nervous system, all the
nerve* are
iu norae degree ailVcted.
The main cause of trouble is impaiied
digest Ion,ind that is usually produced
by weakness of ihe stomach. Hostel
ter's Stomach Bitters recllilcs this,and
overcomes nervous
debility by infus
ing increastfd enerify into tho
opera
tion of tho
organs of
nutrition.
hi ,|tiires
LEGAL.
NEW
it
("S Stl.E,
It* viriih- of al *-\»'i*MtIon to ine ilinrliM
in.in I lie li-rk oflln- rn vi it Court of W'u|.HIo o
Iowa, on jitilniiiriil ol.tnliiM in said court, mi
the' 'IU day ofOcloli,
is
Icr, A t?o u- plainliiV, :uM aK.tiu-1 M\ r,
o illl.l .loll If :u.|in es ,1-lcn tallto, ii ll,- lliu
of Foil'' r.tiijtvl sin, i I Mv'oty^twoauil :i|-iiii |tol
•ira ault costs l:i\t:.| at
*12
|uvuliilVn.luui.
iilav, when and where lu» attendance
will Kiv«iQ by in*
Dated at Ottoanra,uiMlrisitfikvHl.
lowa,-luiU'ivi,
1ST?.
i.
i'. 8t'lLMAN.
July is-'iw 4'Jd Sheriff of ,s*id Co
Ry virtue of an \Petitioii to mo directed A'oin
the Clerk ot the Circuit oiut of Wapello county.
Iowa, on a jQdKmeQt oMttiued before H. r«t
/.er, J. I'., April --Mb, 1^77 TraiiHcript fih tn said
Court, on the'Jtith du of May, HT7, in favor of
Hiiura Hpraj?f, a* j'laintiil, and ayaln^t John
kanne|)-,a8 deiendant.forthe sum Fit'ty-fli\
and Uoliurs an«l cost-tixed at $7. To and ac
cruing co.««t-. 1 have levied upon tht» li-llowine
real6*rate tukeu a- property of-aid defendant, to
eat sfy .-aid everutlon, to-wit
II I^S SAI^K.
SHF.lt
l,.sw
burial
should
I
deeds
n swelling of the upper lip occasional
headache, with humming or throb
bing of the ears an unusual secretion
of saliva slimy or furred tongue
breath very lbttl, particularly in the
morning appetite variable, some
times voracious, with a gnawing sen
sation of the stomach, at others, entire
ly gone fleeting pains in thestomach
occasional nausea and vomiting vio
lent pains thioughout the abdomen
bowels irregular, at times costivc
stools slimy not mifrequeniiv tinged
with blood belly swollen and hard
nt ine tutbid respiration occasionally
tlifficult, and accompanied lv hic
cough cough sumetirnesdi y and con
vulsive uneasy iitul disturbed sbep,
with grinding of the teeth, temper
variable, but generally iiriUtbio, &c.
Whenever the above symptoms
are found to exist,
0 R.C. V AN E'S VERMIFUGE
will certainly effect a cure.
•T DOE« NOT CONTAIN MKHCURY
t:i any form it is an innocent preprint
toil, tol capable af doing the slight
injury t-.i (he Most tender infant.
I
he gciminu Dn
Co.
C»l-
MVLane's Vkr-
Hi- L'Git bears the signatures of C.
»i!
Lank
and
Fi.eming
••vrappcr. o
Northern
gqi^e
Mountain Ite-
Colorado, containing valua­
ble informrtlon for the Tourist, In
valid and Sportsman, also rates of
fare for round trip tickets.—Address
Ageut,
St. Louis, fo. d4Wtf
Relationship of Brain and Stomach
Is a close
ono indeed- Tlipy aro con
nected hy
Bitos. on the
DE, G. MCLANE'S
LI VERPILLS.
These Pills are not recommended
ad a remedy "f bf all tlte ilia that flesh
in heir tci," bat in affections of tho
liver, and in all Bilious Complaints,
Dyspepsia, suid Sick Headache, or
diseases of that character, they stand
without a rival.
AND FEVEU.
N o hotter catliarticcan be iiBed pre
paratory to, of after taking Quinine.
As a simple purgativo they are un
equ:ded.
BEWARE OF IMITATION!*.
The genuine are never sugar coated.
Each box has a red wax seal on the
lid, with the impression
Lane's Liveh Pills.
K OVKUTlKKMEJfT.
U. *. U.
till,, t.
IIU'll
the linuv of y
i'iiiv.
wlijiii ami nlierttilnc
ttteudancc will la) ithvii l,y the nudei.-dotted.
Dated a[ fulnnnva. Iowa. Mav _'l, is
julyl. Jw-IM T. t\ \S', SI,oyln\-:dd Co.
HIIKttl
tl.t:.
Bj vlrlufvofan execution to ni*''!ii-f cted Fromttie
Cleik of ilia circuit court ot Waprllo Co., Iowa,
on judgment oi.taln-
J.
4\
p:
and I i.inseript tiled In laid eotiri. on tht) llln
day el Ht-e*iiiUr. !'7l,ln favor of
^i,»lt
U
IIeh
plaintm, ,Q't t'tjainsi Kavt.l I.Hiintnif.as defend
ant.-, tor tlic num of Kigtcy lnlim-. ami coat*
taxed at fs.tin-l'.o, and ucenilntt coica, |mv«
levied upon th« followdnj real eatata taken
ui
the
properly nf said defendant, |(.-ul»ly said execu
tion, to-wlt:
'I h. M.ntli halt'C northwett r.t tha^oatli"
cast ot Fc'tlon -47, Township Ulnae 18,
Wa,-.edo count y Iowa.
And will offer the same l.,r s:|le to tlic l(li llt»l
l'i Jtler [Or iasli in |,Aiid on |li|i lat day of Anjfitat,
|S77. Ill lior,t ofttiL.ioiirlHou.se iu Ottumwa
tVapeJu county, lowa. at the lioiir of 1 o'clock,
p.
IU.
ol said day. When and Wliell.' due Ittflld
»nce will li» ttiven liy llie undersigned.
Inte,| at Oltiiiinva. loua. May-J4. IS77
July IS :lwt.Vi T. I*. SI'I I.M A Sheriff said Co
l!y
.1. Si.iCi.iuKit,
:1IAuutH4-turrr«. Vh.«r«.,
PE\ftmiru-
\TKN rs.
ton,
Win. II lUl» oi k J-t-iiciiur
Talent Utile*) 18 71U WflBhtlitf
i'lr. ular.
1n
||[fflud|
Md.iii' lor cu^-li io hand on tlie -alii d#v ol' .luiy.
ll(I, 1,1 trout of llie Cuttrl iliiilse, in OK llll
w*. Wapello conntv, !,,y,a,
rtiijr at home. Auvnts
and lertua fnv
TKl'K
Ave Huston, Ma v
i'oWD-20
"spur Spi-e.l"
cution to me dtrrcted fro^n
By virtue nf an ev
the C'eik ot the I'iMrlct i i.iin of SVapello county
Iowa, ou a jud/nieut oh(ain*t in .-aid court, u
the Itith tluy oi daiuurv, I^77, in favor of J. M.
Crlley A lit.. ,tdaiutiil, ttn.i asralu:jl
In^ton, a* defendant, tor the Sum oi Oiie Hun
dred A K^hly-one and l.Vinn dollars and cosm
taxed at $"» 0 acd flcemin? co ts, I ha\e levied
upon the 1'oliowinir nal eshite taken 9^ proju'i ty
of said defendant, to autUlv said e\eculi4i, to
wlt:
'J'heDnrth
sw of Sfeii.tD 11, Town­
ship 72, Itttn^e 15, and (»u part itiv uW of
^eciiou 14. Townhip 72, Kanjre in. i ommenciuK
at northwest corner of northw« st |iuirter, thPu e
eoQtli.vsi, i*od«, thence eaMtutrod-, tht ure north
rods, thence west 00 r«ds, i. pla» e of
nin^, containing acres more or lesi :iIhp^ln-
at «pl Hter of e »4' of MV
1
may
I
have
k on
4
of W Ct Section
11. Town-hiit 7i\ Hangp lf we«t, containing
re also a lot of imninj iKtures and iron rod-n.
And will offer the *utoe lot sa'p to the highest
bidder for cash in h.-ind, ou the b-tth ilay ot
July, 1*17, in frout of ihe Ct»mt House, iu Ot
tumwa, Wapello county, lowa, at the hour of I
Ylock, p, of said day. when and where tine
attendance will be given bv the undertone!.
•f'I'lif
fEtiVfliAI
TIIB CKI.KnUAYKO !Kd.|.AM RKMKDY FOR
STS3PE3?SrA,
disi:\m: of tiu: kiiim.is,
LiVER COMPLAINT,
WEAKNF.SS OF ANV KIND,
FEVER AND AGUE,
J. L. TAYLOR
A. CO.
t.raln
to the «-»tate of .1. I,, stew-
art, liuhkrtipt, coiwi tUK ol Cleans, Mudc Tlates
ami Cop\ rights, dulf ineDts, Notes, AcconnU.
I.an land own Lots ilnaleil In Ihe connlles of
latna, Marion, Monroe, he.aiitr and Mills, in the
State of lowil, rtc.,etc. Term »'a di.
'1
The Isi'BiitHe
that oil Thunday, the
i!n um.
Agents,
Apr^wy (Mtomwa. lowa
GEORGE HAW ft CO.,
wnoiMAi.t AND RST4U. KtiitrH IH
HARDWARE
Mails, Zron,
WASOH TIM8tR and POWDER.
ih.
Aprl
77wlJ
nt«» wanted. Outfit
Auiructa,
AT Kit ira lai«« Nitcd arl«
Z9io
fiv».
tInsosA
$5 to $20?,Uyf
Co.. VottUnd, Me
CVKKS
F»eh
Wounds, Frozen l.iml.-, Salt Hheura, Chil
blains, Sore ItrPtists, !»oie ip', Krvnipelas,
flingworms, I'allusr- SraM ileid,
li'lMpetl Hit lids
Ifanc
liurilH,
8cads,
ancer •,
WonD.Vy
Festera
Pile*,
^•mocii,
felons,
icer,
forru,
fctitiKS,
enw,
bhmgies,
StU'8.
Frecklei,
Bolls.
W billows,
Tan,
Hcurvy,
A heev:,
Sprain.,
Kite#,
W«it te,
UK
Timplea,
Jtli.tera,
i.'orus,
Nfttle
It*-h, luqrowiiii2 V:i
Flea Hite
slider -lin,
i.EA SO\, S3 Harrison
THK OKItJlNAL AND tNLY
GHMJI1NE
"Vibrator"
Threshing Machines,
..N-T-TIXc. k'
CouiplfU llotir-Piiwcr i.l a
•Bent, wtili
tWiin.|tiurv
or
»nH Ixttb kin.ls
lU 'UlJtP.I ou font whei'l... au.l-no.'i,l siiea n:a
lor
n, n, in
19 hofies
Complete M«mu
i'.ii
OTTUMWA.
and eia.il
Dr. MV-
Each w rapper bears Ihesiguatures
01 MVI4ANK and lff.EMiNo Bnos
Hold by ull respectable druggists
and country storekeepers generally.
X*
JACKSON'S BEST
HM HH'l \AV V
CHEWING TOBACCO
whs tiW ii
in lavm ol sua- |\,t-
lia. er
liiUt ".
riii.t
actinium
I thf Liffiic.- ).f»- ti' Iv
it \«»u v.:ini tii(. u-u t..
v«»!irawn low it. Ttrnis *rt,l 1'.
»OQ out U i«w 14. U ALLKJT.t i o,,
lifttae..
w
To ItAilohtil Invalid*—In «*v
ory jionhin af tbt» i»o y iuputhiZtn with itie *eAt
of the i:!Hi'ii|i'r, Whetti'li* Ktoiiiarli nils to p^r
f»rin It hmrtlou*, the liver, nerved, uhh
vein*, artriP«, Ac. art* all in rc or 1 al
i'ert !. 'I Iipkp •le!lni|iii'ii!ti rt'qnlr« medicine,
onmhlDtng the pri»|«*rtt.*f»f a »t«ma« hi\ ita al
trratlYi', ft pur^Mivd, ft tonic, ku I nsffttisc tt
tiring Mtelit hurk lUrtr *n-1 h:1
monu. In Uu« P»,ip«I an1 »»r-Kl t-nVrtlv#
are unlul In
Tarrant'* FB-rvwiit
to
tlin
For
UTAM.6- OJ3,*.
uiN. 11
ili'a-tH.
Or
yi.urK'htivri .! i)n MI..1
i.i\ 1'' i.1 oil j•
111o|.l If
n k
•11 wholesale littler*. Anv tint* can ivi
lyihtf Io
Iiy applying to
Motify
HEALTH AT HOMF
\i+f\ .it.
Jtcn
1
'i i \l
We
•lONIC-M Noi'tfiiu, N Y.
S implee worth $•"»
poStpt.ld
i 1 thr. -?i
inff, perfect saving. etitilruMe c!e#uii)K. do w«:-t
ai*e, i i.auliue*s, ec,.n.imr iu repni tnrahilitv,
ease i manatiom mu.
an-1
a
I'.^ncntl
-oj. rtorHv in
variott- other r*spe« iM, i* ti »w Itillv eslnMi-he.J
till 1 tfeueraUy f'-opui/cd
Aektiowleilu* «l Heod it»i«l littiX
hrohtTa, espHc.ia'lv Mipeii"r it
grmn te dhino
iir
wot,anwiiiV for
I Im Tliuu-
ttiv, and like 'CedH, i.o e.ther ita« hlCea
trutUfull
claim any toparUon.
Hf»"e
caO
VO»pfklor*
Tlireiti^ri
a'e iuaU» o il« Ity
NICHOLS, SHEPARD & CO
itAi
iit: cur.i.i mioii
They or any of th»?r regular aut iiori^ed l^aleM,
foiul*h HhiHtrfrtfd Painphh tH, Trice 1 int un 1 in 1
particular!} free tn piicatiou. r.-r.ia.'ni
S. E. SHOLLKMtAIKiKlt.
1 ..f
Poland and China
BOGS,
samarvllle. Bailer Co., Mia.
Tliey *1« large ami lUe apoilnl in ool«r u-Uli
loiilt boJj, Iilioi I lega, liroHil ttraiv'lil hark itep
(Idea Witt) l»«*vj litlns aU'l
«»I3.
Re
far to J. M, UeArlck. i.f tbU papar.
$50 in a Utiy
Every f«iniiy in
some
HEW SUMMER GOODS!
We are now daily receiving new goods suitable to the
season, consisting of
r...-
Best Churn
liavh, Mo-.iuilo and
and
All cntaneoiw disea-e-." ami erupt ions ppoerally.
For a!e hy all dru^i fs. n'-r. and at al
countrx stores throughout Ihe I nited Mates ami
Briti It Fr-.viuce-. Trice rnnilW cents. Pre
pared by HKTM W.
FOWbv
Paruols, Fas:,
Etc.. Etc., Etc.
MILLINERY
MOSS BROS.
Agents,
i
i^JU
ass
BOSS BREWERY.
8CHAFER ft H0FMAN,
Foot of Union Street,
Schafer A: Hofinan have had the loogett experience of
er In tho West. They are making tho only
Whlrh extsad* llmlr custom
BEST IBIEIEJIR,
largest brmvory' iu
pt'OJiiplly and Hutiftfiiotlon
*0
guaranteed.
Highest price paid for Barley.
n
Tli»» PI R1TV
oiily l\ 1
will
a
KHMTKKY
CASH DISTRIBUTION CO.
A utPoi j.'f.l t.y tin Act of llit» l.ei{l hiTurj? tor the
lieneiir ol'iluM ity Franki(.-i t, will post
tively ha\e theji- ^rond l»n»win?*!n the Ci'v ot
On
AUG.
30th,
18774
!i«
*310,000 CASH IN PRIZES I
1
rimsu- tsssms- baks, t:uUtsi»,
Ttii- i km- i- lii i t.i.v N-n'irin) that la
eiUM :pit i?i e ot the j»re«-ede t{ e tablit-iied the
i former Company, and not wNhlflK to make n
m'u!c| or fraeiiuiird drawing, the maitaK'-meul
Inive tnaiio a v||(»rt pot|kineioent of sivty day-i.
Whl'e ve^ie'tiU.^ to a.ik Ihe indulgeii' of lli'elr
pal roiiH es'eu for tin- hort periotl, It Is on their
KiJ'oum iomI this poNtponeinent in matle, a^» many
have e\piew»»d their wi-hea that thi- hrawini
f»lnllt*l he a full o,ie.
'I hf Coinf tny ts p'.ea-e to announe: that the
Court* of Reiihiclty have deeid^t thai Die charter
under which lh« ir di-«trii't!tion taK»- place Is
I Ki AX niSVONO (,'I
KSTlnN.
Ilpnce, HHhtaiue hy lav/,and the ipfvipttf bemp
most cutviuiagiitu*. the mmuureQu-nt eiuphttiMilly
date tlmt thU Drawiiiir will positively lake place
on August :tilth,
OrMONKV Wtl.I. HK HKFCNOKI* IN Pri.L
I. 1ST Of PHI* ITS.
I Prf/rOf. ft^f.^o I'l i/eS ol «li"»Mi II'.iki.i
I l'ri/ei»f *:.,oi»i 411*1 i/e.-t ni''j.'rfMi Jo
Tr)/esof $.T00M»!a l',i«to
51'rl/.es ot,£*2l,'* ea lo,uim
11 Tiekrt.-i
Hellser
Aperient.
the pi-at
saline Kftiiuily for
Deputy.
ar»-1
lie
voucoinlriiiit 'rtii9( ij ienroi. SoM l»y i'l «lr'iiffgNtn
K I to Ajfi'fttn. $'0 Outfit
POOlOyj 1 PKfcfcJ YPKKKY.
AuflMJfa. Mail ft
ALVKSIi.yir A HTKR 12
$10(1,
."',. Tivketdfit"*. r.«^ Tirketa^jtM
Atl coinnuiuU'at'fi'x
cmihh
c' .| wilh the Distri­
bution, ©f ^^lern for tickets, and upplit'ution.4 ot
Anvni to e '!'teWf! -hi.old U addve.-.sed to
C. W. BARROW a
iioru-i al ManaKer«,Co.,
Courur .IituniHl hmhitnjr, I.ouUvitle K\
Hr TIH »S IIA .«» & C4»
lien'l Rastrrn Ajfpnts, Hroa twav, ^ew
K*«M«nat»»r liitr :Utlj No im.e for
'tiy now. d.twtiit
Atj
mc
Aiik1^.
i:\ts
An
ROMflMSM AS IT IS
with name.
U- iw iii »i 1
kit-.I eve, Ni.lJ.I
In a*. IS
llsh
ilHih.'.--imh
ders,
huI lu
Hieriff gatd Co.
ami »-m iti j0.
or
liorw
1 «mr
tn
m»irh
'I womjlMnf noniHid Pnu
«r»: nur anrrov#rt "Trii.'.,
e»r,llome
an.l imiiroidl
Hon of the
hest
UmiK
of tbe
THE STORY OF THE BIBLE
o
i \-uri»n,
in
y.'Hii:'. i• are
I'rom
i»eue-
Mi'ip:o 1 »ntr•»aj?e. 1m tbe
MHIMkM
.lunt out
Sold only br 8«hs rlptin A vaw chaoe.-s for
Atfenn. s I ITiiKN't'^ durini vu»'atlw»i willtiad
thA a( .rcy Tor tht»«e bci k.s an bonor«bht und
proii*.nh:^ bm»ines«.
Tor
ternw
an-t ir. ulars,
rite a' ouee ANCUttU Tl I'.l.lSH I NH t'O.
l.'«liH, MO
UNION CHURN.
tnontha, and who
Will not Use any Other.
Warranted to give satisfaction. Foraale only hy
OK IIF I.N, Itv M«»rli« Kl.Ororer.
.Swly
NEW MILL.
J. HI. LAMME,
3, K. LAMMB. OB Wapello Streft, Mwtr.n
th« railrottta, is now prepared Co griM
RYE, CORN AND FEED
baud,
Power
Ouifilb
our
unrivaled il»rat ir'* separator:*, nit(U* «xpre#si$
for attain Power wulcrJ-ioch ylindoraiid IJ-inch
hejiai itor, or :ti-luch Cvlinder aud 4^ lin Sepa
ratitui claauiug iurt, witn mi ttie othe- parts pro
porlionutelr capttjk us lid lull of ''hiiMneft*
oar niati'lile^a ttlMtiM 1'lirei.lier r.»
ftiaeM. ofoor«\vntna*»\ h.-y td nv.tiry in Pew
er, luralnlilv, Kn^y l- irlnif, lleau y oV Desiirit,
Perfect WoikiiiNtiship, Kl yant fr'iou^ complete
In every detail, und in a I r^apec a a tit iupaii
tiin for our -ItthrHti 'I Hfe .jit
vt'p
ritghe'
irato-.
Our* Vibrator** n*j»«rHlov* ''atone"
made expr ^«*ly for steam i\)tver, aud to
match to
any an 1 all other intkf* of Knei ea. alho, per
feetly adHpteJ to go with any an all other nuke
of flore Powvrii, f.nrsl/o., rar^lnir from^ttti
i in -h length of vlind# :. and :Y» to 4S inchea
width or separatum parUi
'I'hw ll«rlil*uhte H4*|iitHl|on of onr
matrhlesa Vlhrator" 'fhr^hurn for
Mi hI tkuti Fe«'«1 alivaym on
:»et t^re paid r.-r roin, ajdSwti
SUBSCRIPTIONS
AMERICAN AND FOREIGN
Newspapers ad Kfapi:
TAl\KN AT
PUBLISHERS' PRICES
•llwlf it
r. «. New*
lloona.
OTTUMWAKIRKVILLE
CHEESE FACTOHIS.
iti«nufa( tirH nottdnK I'nt l'ul* Cream CheeM,
an«l
wairdi.' it
nvill pay
-.timer U
or
*IuhiM«i*, druoptiiK
anil line «l)rle. Any ao« *uUD«rplx«f
g. nalne l'olanil and China atw,* ahnuld aiMr'M
lue Ht Soicervllle.
,Tui/ to-wti:
sKi.i.iKii Tirr
'InfallibleFire Kindler1
Paya heri'T tliainllmili n f' olit! My 4g*£*
iiftveaiiiiaunues mad# lib high
entire towns, eren, n«ie
lioatfnt one. Timu«*iida of Teattiii.maN
lUpk/HKi.- fr« ni
all
HII«i
party -f
ine
I oioii' m\ yeava
of uae, with iii'-ieidlncr *n«t nalesH
ACENTS WANTED
for e\erjr unon uj inl T..wn un.t nuntv Iu the
Btalea and I anxtm, -1 j. utarx g.\ux tail paitlo
nlars aeut mil A Kiu'Hi f«t to au one
wlalilng to iMcuuiti ou Atffnt, ti.r ueuta. Agenta
rccciv* ti,alr territorji (ree.
Addreaa K. P. NinilH,
Jnu#
18-wlm
Drawer
12.
»very
*11
ij.
u
ivtader aud
and tine It in |»retereie e ta
Ifvolieei iht tnl'Ming with annatotne doea
nn make a•!»»*
out of poor milk, tl*er«
i l.ire litiy the l.e KlikvMie «r »ttnmwa
Full Cream Cheese,
A lr« si (»id« rs tu
Htrkitlie« lowftt
forest Tar,
Ttiroat, I KtdMya.
ForFor
orest Tar Solution,
li'liAlfttloi: for ClU ill, i
ForSora
orest Tar Troches,
Tl ros*l, UuMi^nota, Tlckll&g (. ou^u aiki
lUrifyjujf ilto Br»'tfcin.
Foresttndolc&t
ar Salve,
ttfuku* Borea, \^ci v, C:iia Uoroa,
iur
Pilca.
For
orest Tar Soap,
('Lapped
IIwkIh,
s.
i kin
Ul«
1 mad Krilii.
roiltol
oiltol mad Krilii.
orestTar Inhalers,
Inhaling forl'atacrb,Couaumpcloa,
JW
5r/c
J. M. RANSIER,
THE UNDERTAKER,
the lowest |rl
Office No. I. N. Croen 8treet
NOHMAli INSTITUTE.
Still
GOODS
Our Assortment very Complete.
Hats Trimmed in the Latest City Style
BT MISS CALDER.
PRICES HEASONABLE.
idt
and warrant It equal with the
briar*
beat,
thp West. AU orders filled
WHrra soap
Tf il«-t to \Vhi!«' CjhIH- S.mn, for it in uittdo of PURE VSft
wliieU nil th«* natural hvaliufl of tC
iw" imported urtii-lt* Hint it ix rttpiJIy comiQu into ireneril
J- Js i-'ntlemiwd bv Rjy*lclaos an liable to proiucs
of die H'hite ftonp rendi ute perfectly MrmMai
1
ItKlllIMil. N|J
|j)
HbolCrvll'! Uli I •'tail
6-fiwy
JOHN MOORS,
DEALER IN
Drugs, (Medicines,
Paints, Oils, Etc,
School Books.
BLANK BOOKS,
Stationery.
i!»r»pr Kai« nad
apls^hviro
imhi
I'ri/e of ir*i,M)0 PHiPri/.es ol ^1,1*1(1
ll'ri/Pof l'o,0oc. :M0 l^i/eft ofi?Hn»
ttnl Tri7.esof •.'.fi,UlHl
•V»"oTvi/. coffin tjo.octi
01172 Cash Wflts. amounting to
WIIOI-K 1 ickets$10, II
WV
Waatkd.
6c,
Ureto l».,
OTTUMWA.
l*Wi.
FULL HLOOD
Short-Horn Durham
•AND lNE-
Devonshire Ball,
For fervice at veiv riu onalde pricea. May oa
te«in uvNIi
K HtHKII^UvAlN OCFOt.
DR. 8 W. FOHBHA'S
Alterative Balm!
A Balm for every Wound.
For
Ever Made.
REFERENCE:
One hundred of the h^at Fanners tn Wapello
and adjoining vtitiea. *o whom thr y have been
Hold in the
Internal
mkI
It
1b
eitenul
nae.
hlelil} rrtommeadeii
kj
profeutaesl
for ill Ni iToui ami Splnsi otuiplalmt, Neundfta
anil Hhcuiiiatium,
,ll»eaa«i
Deya
im 1
of LuDfg,
KM
HoweiB—OM Bora*,ihe
fllct,
Dyptheria. Scarlet Fever, &e-
Dr. FOIUHA'S
Cure for Hog ChoIera#
KHABAXTIKP.
Callon y»ar
(InigKlatt
for*
monltU. fort
Oaabcf
of
in
tiK iiitji. Ua«: Luu
to
Htikna!
Win nr.i1
BMd tmr
jail
ilruggl-ia.lt
Wbolmtle repot with.
3.1,TAYLOR & €0., 01
turn we, U.
s-iutn
FINE LOTS.
Low Prices!
O N O I
IttcbaDics ui Uborm
In
the aaderaifMd. with
bat
liUH momm
dttWU--ttk« h4UMl«eOA
XiOasra-TiMEi
,i
Ub tauat Hnaaomi itadrmU*
BUILDING LOTS
in kuttoai oo»»anMa*
ac1 in«
HtwIum.tiu
IIB9
part ot
tlM
Acra fra|i«rl|
Olif,tuus
IM Bla*.
k
Sftechanios
Labi ring Men
ibetr
N««
opportnalt fnr l.HIrial
CHEAP HOMES.
Tl«l» •••itcit. (tail I
arouuil *lib
plaaaare
Wbo»^»
tbe
leaitoery film inlll ehceae fr-»tu vlu
un«l f.»td nti.ter the n*nie of "Wenlern K*i#e/vi»,
"Ntvr V«-iK I'lut-Ho et«-p
i
8VATKOF HWA.
DtrAKTMKSr
til' IM HU0
INSiHttCriOS,1
}.
Hts Moinm,.lum'U, l77.
Cioy Wooi, Count1 SuiH-rinlemh-nt, OUumwa, ft.!
In u'K'3 il»nce wi:liymir npplio:illon, aTfachaM'
In• tit.it.- in hi ri bv :ippuint«l, to "o« held
ut Ottimi« i, to (•i.uimi'iu'f August ti, 1^77,
coiitiuDc i'nur wwki.
Yuiir 1,•.•tion of A. \V. "~tu:irt. :n I'tiiiilm tor,
and O. \V. Holland, II. t' HollinirMwi.iili, nUii
U. I1. Cljv.
ih» Asli!unt«
alwi-»bvtippro\ed. v. W.
Bilolt, Wla.
In ttuiil Institute,
V'»N
UOKII.N,
iuue-lOw&t Hupt rut). Iu»«.
will ahow yoa
pan IIM*wU. ttiKIML IOLI.4
-H. A ZANQ-8
MdSataU
0^|pgiw:
AUD
FORElGNL IQUORS,
V* Mi
)U*u:upUoHt
ItrotH liiilrt, i.ri.i AnUuiii.
•diclbal, Mackaaisal aai Sacra
maatal Panama Oaljt
M*1n Hlrual,
»tTUMW*j
i »?f
TUe WmuM l.ti.1 taa«T«a ftnara ^ulek«rtUB
an oiher ro»i« troin Kaokuk ti Indlaaapolta,
Cincinnati, fort Wayne, TnUoo, Uanmit, Uava.
land, lluffalo, Na* York, and Boatoa,
milman'a 8l««p«r« and elegant Day
ThvOno.t Fni.cral Fiirnlluru- the lieat Hwtrae 1^* Wtanai* aqatpp*a »Hk tba lmprovid
the .'.ir-'lul nd prim|t attt-ntld,
uikI I
i
Union Blo«k,
IOWA
I
yiMUa
in
raa taraugk to Taladu ud Clavelaad vWoM
I ohauga, uouosotlng with through oara lo Naw
I York mad Boaton.
Aatouatlo Atr Braka and MillarOonplaia. Tfe«
I traak la laid with ataal raila and la a^knowtadgad
lo ba the baat la Ma Waat.
Aak for TtckMa Tta Kaoknk and tha Wabaak
Una.
HOPKINS. II. O. TOWMSKNII,
•flen'l Manager, uaa'l
FimT
Ttoket
•s TOLIDO, (Vtllo. Ag*t, T' I.IDU, Onto.
W. K. rRUM 1-TON.
cQia'l N'oiibwaaili I'aaa'r
Mar t-dAwir
an)|
AgM.Kkobck.Ij.
fiouk-kMMH. kiMrtlM.
AtCireat Wercaatlk
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