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The weekly Oskaloosa herald. [volume] (Oskaloosa, Iowa) 1855-1885, 1870-06-30

MARION CoUNTY.-A small son of John
Britt, who resides about 8 miles south west
of Knoxville, whilst gathering strawber-
ries on the prairie on Thursday last, was
severely bitten on the arm above the ell
bow by an enormous timber rattle snake.
The child was at once hurried home the
recipe heretofore published in this paper
was used and the swelling bas gone down.
-. .On Thursday last q Mr.. Dickey. work
ing in shingle machine, in Polk township
several miles from this city, was severely
injured by n wheel Of the machine burst
Ing, pieces flying in every direction. sever
al Of which struck Mr., Dickey on the head
and back, knocking him insensible and Sc.
vereiy cutting and bruising him. .On
Tuesday last IA year old son of D. Keyp
er, living near this city. had two of his
fingers cut of, by chopping machine
whilst preparing food for stock. The
Blade says Frank Snow, driving delivery
wagon, was thrown from his seat las
! Wednesday, one of the wheels passing
over him, disloeatipg bis wrist, and frac
turing the bone Of his arm between tn,
wrist and elbow, besides cutting bis liz
severely. He Is ableto be around. :. Two
Peila doctors amputated at the hip the lef
leg of Mrs. l.. 1. Eller, i've miles from Pei
la. She has been suffering for IS year
from some affection of the bone. which hat
eaten away nearly the entire lower part o
the limb.
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By order of the School.
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BASE BALL ORGANIzATIoN.-Purs
to call the lovers of the game met at Law
yer McMillen's office, and perfected an Or
ganization by electing the following Of
ficers: President, H. G. Leighton Vice
President, John G. Milestone Secretary
Ed. Mott; Treasurer, Thomas Dumont
Corresponding Sec, Samuel s. Kemble
Board of Directors, John C.. MILESTONE,
w. H. Needham, John Cowan, c. T. Will
larf, Ed. Mott Committee on Matches,
H. C. Leighton, James Ruan, John c.
MILESTONE. Monday and Friday after,
moons at 5 o'clock are selected for practice
games aud Tuesday evenings for meetings
of the club. If sufficient proficiency can
be obtained, it is the design of tho club to
take part in the tournament at Des Moines
this fall. Let all who can join, and take
part in the exercise.
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FREMoNT.-The Festival given by Tol-
Grafton Lodge A. F. & A. NJ, at Fremont,
Friday, June Gath, was a pleasant and
profitable affair TO all concerned. The
Lodge realized quite handsome sum, and
all enjoyed themselves hugely. A SO
parasol was voted to the prettiest lady
present. and fell to the lot of Miss ELLA
MOORE. A pair of boots was then award
ed to the ugliest man present, and fell to
MIR. -, guess We will not give his
name here. Rev. J. G. THOMPSON of this
city delivered the address, which was OF
course good and well received. No other
lodges were present, and the sale of speci-
mems was deferred.
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The July number Of WORK AND PLAY is
received, which commences the second half
year OF this new Magazine devoted cape
cialiy to the Occupations and recreations OF
the young folks at home. 1t is published
by Milton, Bradley & o., Springfield,
Mass, who have an extensive reputation
as publishers of the best class OF social
games and amusemen,sin the market. The
Magazine seems destined to take rank
among the best of our Juveniles and TO
occupy field essentially its own.
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IN MEM SRlAM.

FREMONT, Iowa, June 20, 1870
WHEREAS, it has pleased the Great Master of
the Universe to remove by the hand of DEATH our
beloved brother James II. Heinzman, therefore
be it
ReS0kUed by the members of federation Lodge,
No. 1885, in Lodge assembled. this 18th day of June
1870,
lst. That we lament him as kind brother ana
faithful Mason, whose life Yves devoted the OK
position of the noble tenets of our order and
whose daily walk and conversation brought no re-
proach upon the character of Masonry.
and. That We extend to the bereaved relatives
and friends our tender sympathy and coincidence !;
and as members ofthe great fraternity of Masonry,
we pledge to the widowed mother and orphan
children our protection and support in every
hour of need
Sd. That we will ever cherish the memory OF
our departed brother, and strive to initiate those
virtues which in life endeare3 him to his fellow
men, and which in death renders his memory
pleasant.
s { e. F; n s sssss; Committee.
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HORSES SToLEN.-Mr E. w. ALLEN in
forms us that two weeks ago last Sunday
night, Mr., Charles Rose, of New Sharon,
had two horses stolen from his stable The
supposed thieves were man and woman.
He followed them to Newton and lost track
Of them, until within a day or two past he
heard that span of horses answering their
description was taken up near Cedar Falls,
and the evening previous, two ponies were
stolen in that vicinity.
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The Crescent Base Ball Club of Des
Moines was defeated at Grinnell. by the
80. ks, an inferior club of that town, by
a score of 10 to 36 in six innings, at which
time the Crescents jumped the game. The
cause of the Crescents defeat was-they
didn't play good enough and hadn't their
own umpire, which with them makes all
the difference in the world.
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A FACT.-Business men should not send
out single letter or bill without headings
upon them. such headings are first-rate
advertisement, and are furnished at q
slight advance on plain paper. We are
prepared to print all such stationery at
prices greatly reduced, and do the work in
the best style. The additions which we
have made to our office enable US to do as
neat and tasteful work a. can be done else
where in the State. We Will do all work
promptly and insure perfect satisfaction or
will not permit it TO leave the Office,
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GRADE APPROPRIATIONS reference
TO the proceedings of the Board, it will be
seen that $4,000 was appropriated to finish
the grade across the river bottom al War
ren's Mill. and like sum to finish the one
at Curriers' Mill. We are pleased to see a
small appropriation made for building APP
proacaes to what is known as the Pearson
bridge, one mile and half south Of town.
Also Sl0o for finishing the charm" bridge
bctween this city and Eddyville, and .
sum sufficient to make approaches TO the
Middle Greek bridge, between this city and
Sharon,
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Know all men and women that p. A.
WATTS & CO., have sold out the hard.
ware store, and would say to all knowing
themselves indebted to US, that if they will
take the pains to pay US that we took to
sell them the goods, they save money
thereby, not making costs. We may be
found with our books at the Office of Lis
ton Mcmillan, first stairway east of our
old place of business After two weeks
the books will be lett with an officer for
prompt collection. n39 IF
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The Sigourney Ne,rs says: "On Satur-
day, the 18th inst, at the NJ. E. Church
the ceremonies of installation of the of
ficers of the Mystic Brotherhood of Ian
caster took place, An Grafton was deliv-
cred by the Rev. ]. G. H. Armistead
Dinner was provided in Ragans Grove.
IT was a delightful occasion and will be
long remembered by all that were present
A separate table was provided for the chill
dren, at which they performed their part
we'll
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A. w. NAYLOR g. VICKERS & BRO,
having consolidated business in New Sha-
ron, under name of NAYLoR & YICKERs,
are now offering their large stock of
DRY GOODS, CLOTHING, BOOTS
and Shoes, Groceries, Hats and Caps,
Books and Stationery,
Millinery, &c.
Lately received from the East, with add
tions constantly arriving, at very low rates
for CASH or PRODUCE, only. We have
special arrangements with houses in the
East by which we can buy as low as the
lowest, and we believe in the maxim that
goods we'll bought are half seld. That
small profits and quick returns is the true
policy. Call and let us demonstrate this
fact to you practically.
Eqery good citizen should take his coun
ty paper, and we desire to see the Oska
loosa HERALD in every household in this
part of the county, and also to see many
copies sent east for the purpose of inducing
emigration this way. The HERALD is thu
best local paper In Iowa, and an honor to
the county and State. Subscriptions re-
celved at our store.
NAYLOR s. VICKERS.
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The Crops in the country are looking
lovely, thus far, and we expect TO be able
to record a most abundant harvest The
wheat is not as good as it has been in 9th.
er seasons5 owing principally to the poor
seed, though much of it will yield finely
The corn looks splendid, and Mahaska
will take her stand again of second at least,
in the State, on this crop.
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The following is the list of Jasper coun.
ty Delegates TO the Congressional Conven-
ton ]. A. Carrot, G.. B. Hogin, @. n.
Wilson, G. ID. Copwel, r. W. Chanpin, A.
X. Campbell, D. EdmuDdson, q. w. Israel,
Thomas Arthur, J. X. Zollinger, d. G.
Winehell, ]. Fl. TAFT, Thomas Vanatta, NJ.
Greeuleaf
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The Des Moines Bulletin is heavy on
history. 1t says in its article on Bounty
for three months men," that the First Iowa
Inf, fought under Grant at Belmont,
though its term of service expired two
days before the battle. Make that under
Gen. Lyon at Wilson's Greek, and you
have it. Only matter of few month S
time, change of generals, few hundred
miles and-well that's enough for once.
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RRIDGE.-We suppose from the follow
ing found in the Iowa City Press, that
Square" Cricket and his pipe have been
there: Zone OF Kings iron bridges will
shortly span Clear creek, near Coralville.
That is much used thoroughfare, and no
better hing can be done for those who
traverse it, than the erection of one Of
those excellent and durable bridges"
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Mr.. SAMUEL INGELs writes from his
home near the depot, as follows:
81 started a move: Yesterday IN my hay
harvest, and find the grass good. My
wheat (spring) Will be ready for the har-
vest as soon as the fourth has passed,
vheat-the finest | ever raised-in fact no
time in my recollection, has the farming
interests looked so promising as at the
present. S. INGELs,
Ever Green Park, June 20, 1870.
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THE FOURTH.

OLINET, j UH6 IF, 70.
MEssRS. EDITORS Permit Inc through
your columns to invite the citizens of Ma
haska county TO attend S, 5, pic mic, to be
held on the fourth day of July, in Laugh
Inns grove, ten miles west of Oskaloosa.
All schools are invited to come as such or
by individuals, Every one is expected to
bring his basket we'll filled The pro.
gramme will be read from the stand on the
morning of the fourth. The speakers will
be Rev. John Fisher of Pella, Rev. Haines
of the Pella circuit and others. We ex'
pect to have regular old fourth and hope
all will attend.
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DIED.

MIEIR.-ThuIsday night, June 10TH 1870, Mrk.
Ellen Mieir, wife of F. d. Mieir, and youngest
daughter Orange Hollister, Esq. Agcd 3ayeGrs.
Mrs. NJ. was most amiable and noble woman
Nature had endowed her with elements OF char
actor, beautiful and attractive. But, superaddcd
TO all, she a christian. Grace added to her
natural disposition, its amiabilities, and mace
her an example of piety in all her life relations.
Her husband, children father and SISTERS hes ides
large circle Of friends sorTOw not as Others VINO
have no hope. She died of consumption, after
months ofpainful, yet most patient suffering. The
church with which she was connected, has lost one
one OF its most devoted and Useful members Her
funeral was attended at the Baptist Church, the
18th inst, Read her character In Prov. 81, 10-31
J.F.C.
APPLETON.-June 26th, in the 9th year of his
age. at his home, six miles north of town, ]. s.
Appleton.
The deceased was born in Trenton N j. He
had been afflicted in body and mind for some
years. He was the father of eleven children, five
of whom w.ta his wife left on this side of the
floe3gates of death, and six have passed over be-
fore. Con-
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GAS CASH. CASH.
TEETH EXTRACTEDW ITHOUTPAIN

DR.. ROUNDS begs leave to inform the
citizens of this city and county that he has pur.
chased gass apparatus by which he can extrac
teeth without pain. The gas is perfectly harmless
and can be given to any person without doing
them any injury, and prevents that painful opera
tion so much dreaded by the extraction of teeth.
His work all warranted and satisfaction given In
every case, and prices as low as any other first
class Dentist in the city. Office in Union Block,
north side of Public Square, sign of teeth chew.
ing,
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The Des Moines Bulletin thus speaks Of
an old Oskaloosian, who is sojourning in
the Capital:
AN OLD HAwKEYE.-We were pleased to meet
with our old Buckeye friend, j. NJ Brown. Esq. 81,
of Toleoo. Ohio. He has been visiting his friends
in this State among them his brother in law. JAS
Lee oft this city. Mr.. Brown was from 1856 to 1858
connected with Lieut.. Gov. Needham in the pub
LEGATION of the OskaloOsa HERALD, after which he
removed TO Ohio and is now The law partner Of
Lieut.. Gov. j. c. Lee. at Toledo
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The Eddyville AdcertiseT says: 1.-THE
farmers of Harrison township have done q
good job in the construction of new
bridge across Louise Creek on the Oskaloo-
sa road, and the Road Supervisor, has done
well in making the approaches to it safe
and convenient, besides putting the road
in good repair generally"
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RED RIBBos-wM JoHksos's horse,
"keconstrpciioD." OF this city. carried of
the first premium for best stallion, at the
Central Iowa District Fair. held ct Des
Moines last week. There were seven en-
tries; four from Des bloines one from Dav.
export, and one from Jefferson. Well dope,
Reconstruction.
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PERsoSAL.-Last week in the HERALD
Judge Loughridge referred to a certificate
made by DIR. jackson on the day of Prima-
ry election, appended to the "Oskaloosa
Extra" IN which certificate he aays Jack
son accused him Of buying votes with beer,
al con vention held years ago, and which
he. Loughridge, emphaticslly denied
Jackson in lengthy article handed us
this week says he never said Loughridess
kos.eAt votes With beer. but only certified to
60 much of the ''extra" as referred to tenn
perance. As there seems to he but little
difference between the statements, we bsve
abridged 1t to this.
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Cook d HUNT, Insurance Agents, last
week distributed Supplement- through
our paper, calling the attention of the pub
lie to the Importance Of insuring both life
and property, that sudden stroke OF mis-
fortune may not leave you Pennies, or
your family without protection or funds.
They are reliable business men, and repre-,
sent good companies. The following was
published enormously. We correct be
low In the year 1869 the New York Life
paid to the families and representatives OF
deceased persons S758, 104,07, and paid in
dividends to policy holders who are living,
the large amount of 81 ,535, 800, and during
the last SIX years has paid on losses So
345, 346, and to policy holders in dividends
5000, 1856. And yet in the same time in.
creasing its assets over ten and half mil
lion of dollars"
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ABOUT CoRN.-The Winterset Sun. in
correcting supposed bull of the New
York Tribune about Iowa crops, says there
was not field of corn in Iowa big enough
to pillow on the 18th of June, and doubts
whether there was even ten acres planted
The man who wrote that must be a fool.
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w. w. CLAYTON.

George X. Shaw, the late editor of the Grundy
county Aaas has challenged L. ID. Tracy the pres
ent editor, to fight duel. Tracy in turn, has
sued Shaw for $40, 600, for defamation of charac-
ter. This is merely the old game of your money
your life, played in a duel role. Shaw wants
T.acy's life, and Tracy wants Shaw's money.
Tracy is sensible to the last.-Register."
Sensible, say you? Did you ever hear
of "blood from turnip." Go in lemons.
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Mr.. N. JAMESON, Of this city. q well
known builder and contractor, returned
last week from trip to Nebrassa, where
he has associated himself with Mr.. W. H.
b. Stout, Tor the construction OF the State
Penitentiary at Lincoln. Mr.. Jamison
has had large experience In that line, he
having in person superintended the CON
struction OF the Joliet. (Ills.l prison, WHICH
is one of The finest structures In the eoan
try Their bid for the building 10 $s07. 300
work will begin at once, and 1t is their In
tention TO put ip the foundations this fall
and commence the main work at an early
day next spring. The contractors have
also leased the time Of the convicts for nvt
years.
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BASE BALL MATCH.-The Indianapolis
B. B. c., will meet the Shoe Fly club of
this city, on the grounds east of town next
Saturday at o'clock, when spirited
see good game will be on hand. The
Shoe Flies also have challenge pending
from the Pastimes of Enterprise, and have
signified the Fourth as their choice of
will be played.
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The WESLEY CHAPEL NJ. f. CHURCH,
propose having a festival, on the evening
of the fourth of July, at their Church.
refreshments will consist Of ice cream,
peaches, lemonade, cake, can les and nuts
All are invited to- attend Admi,tance 10
cents. By order of Committee
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REMOVAL.

WRAY & Son have removed their LUM
Der YARD to the first lots east of the
City Mansion House, where they have fit
ted up stabling for ten head of horses, which
will be let to their customers FREE OF
CHARGE. Where Lumber, Shingles Lath,
Timber, and everything kept in Lumber
Yard can be had at low rates
Y-,f
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The foundry and machine shops of
Drake & Spivey, at Ottumwa, was de-
stroyed by fire last Sunday. Loss about
$4,000; insurance, $4,000. The next
morning the Depot House came nigh burn
ing. Persistent efforts extinguished the
fire after about $3.50 of damage had been
done. Who wouldn't have big $4,000
fire engine Give us the bucket brigade.
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The Grand Junction Head-LiQM ia six months
old and has 80 sub-crihers. When many peo-
pie take the paper. IL Ia a wonder some fair one
don't take the editor.--Register.
AL informed us contidentially, land we
won't tell it) that he was going to take a
rib as soon as dog days and mosquito time
were past.
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H.
Oskaloos Madison
a P.O Oak Tp
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BUSINESS MEs who are Ia the habit OF
sending off their printing to have IL done.
would do well to examine our specimens
and prices before so doing. We can do
their work as well as any other Office in the
State and az low. Try as at least before
a Coing
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MAD DoGs-Our exchanges are men-
Iloning vita unpleasant frequency, the
appearance of mad dogs in different parts
pfthe State. Keep up the worthless ours
and saVea huna" life from the most hor
rihle Of deaths,
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NoTICE.-All who have received Fami-
ly Missionary Boxes from the undersigned,
are requested to bring them to his house
Oh Thursday evening or to City Hall on
Sunday, that they may be opened and con-
tents forwarded
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NOTICE

Bids will be received for the following
School houses, viz: the one known as the
Birge office and the one adjoining the c.
P. Church in tho city of Oskaloosa, by the
Sec'ty of the Independent School District
of Oskaloosa, until July 4th, 1870. The
Board reserves the right TO reject any or
all bids. HORACE FISHER,
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FOURTH OF July FEsTIvAL.-The ladies
of the Congregational society will give a
Festival at City Hall on the evening of the
4th Of July, at which occasion all the deli
cacies of the season will be served. The
proceeds will be applied to the enlarge
ment and improvement of the church
building. Admittance Is cents, gentleman
and lady 25 cents, children 10 cents. All
are cordially invited, a general good time
is anticipated.
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EDrToRs.-One hundred and fifty Wis
consin editors and families on the rampage
through our Stale we're in Des Moiaes last
friday. apd Prom the Registers account,
ae opine they enjoyed themselves. The
evening festivities wound up With dance
at the Slavery.
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The Sigourney News says Of the persons
appointed by the Keokuk county conyen-
tion 10 the congressional conyention al
though the delegates are NOT instructed, it
= ppderstood that they are all friends of
Mr. Loughridge. in whose interest the con-
yentson was managed"
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Caution! Caution! Caution

BENNINGTON, o., April ~, 1870.
Dean BRoTHER.-Your paper with Stephen
Hunts article received and contents noted. II
Hunt wants to sell Diamond Frame Hives ne will
pay for 1t. Give him such notice. Mr.. Price does
not claim to have invented Diamond France un-
til 1854 or 1866 while invented IL in 1862 as have
stated In the American Bee Journal for April
1869, page fa1. A.v. CONKLIN.
H342w
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THE FOURrH-There will be celebra.
ton on the Fourth of July at Middleton &
Ferree's mill on Painter Greek. Eatsbles
in abundance and good speeches. Every
body invited. Bring your baskets.
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For LoUGHRtDGE,- The Appanoose
County Convention elected the following
delegates to the Congressional Convention {:
F. NJ Drake, E. Cummings, J l.. Earnest,
E. NJ Reynolds, T. NJ. F>e, n. UdeIl, B. A.
Ogle, and G. w. Wycoff They were in
structed for Hon. VIM L0ughridge.
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Mr. A. l.. AYREs of the Steam Bakery,
in attempting to set off some fireworks
the other evening, exploded them in his
hand, badly blistering it. He thought for
s time the whole paw was gone,
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s. s. CoNcERT.-The regular quarterly
concert of the 1st M. E. Sabbath School
will be held on next Sabbath at half past
one o'clock. All friends of the Sabbath
School cause are invited.
MACK Tool. Sec'y.