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The weekly Oskaloosa herald. [volume] (Oskaloosa, Iowa) 1855-1885, 1871-12-07

STATEMENTS In sending out our state
ments of account some days since, we
sighted good many of our town sub
scribara fpr want If time in m king the N
out but will attend To the matter soon.
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pntnrS' NIDSjCaI Monthly

The C. No price 3Uc has 10 pieces of Vocal
and instrumental Piano Music. worth "a in sheet
form. We will mail two back Nos. for 80 cents.
four fOr90c., Jau to Dec II. for 81 %. (regu-
l,r price 81 Bound copies r 1871. gilt sides
and edgas, 50. Vhe mtsic il by Hays Thomat,
Kinkei, GOunod. etc. Address j l.. Pc FERS
500 Rrnad NAV y Y 2. q. Box Si24
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Rev. J. W. Chsffin who has been filling
the editorial chair of the Grinnell Herald,
for some time past, has Withdrawn from
the position, and will. we presume, be sue
ceeded by Rev. Chanberlip, the proprietor
of the paper
The weekly Oskaloosa herald. [volume] (Oskaloosa, Iowa) 1855-1885, 1871-12-07

RUSAwAY.-The mule team of J. p.
Holiday took fright at train on the Gen.
trial, Tuesday. ran into a wagon standing
near, broke both considerably, running a
piece of the tongue into one mules foot so
firmly that it was impossible to draw it
out by haLd, ipjuring the animal badly.
The weekly Oskaloosa herald. [volume] (Oskaloosa, Iowa) 1855-1885, 1871-12-07

Pella Is full of horrors. A human hand
was discovered in back alley, at an early
hour yesterday morning. 1t was grasping
a bottle of whisky And the Blade man
says we are as glad to see printing office
bore approach as if We had run pin into
our fCot
The weekly Oskaloosa herald. [volume] (Oskaloosa, Iowa) 1855-1885, 1871-12-07

ORIS II. MATHEWS and wife are in town
visiting friends and relatives. Or was
formerly HERALD employee, and after his
marriage moved to Nebraska, where he
has been engaged in several newspaper
projects. He is now foot loose and will
spend the winter with Pennsylvania
friends
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The Ottumwa Democrat has in its issue
OF the 30th the following article, which we
publish to show our readers how people
will talk "Slow work is being made of
the project for extending the Iowa Cen
trail r. r., from Abba, and the present con-
dition Of things seems TO indicate that il is
exceedingly predetermined whether that
part of the road will ever be built. How
ever the Iowa Central will be extended.
The Iowa Central can reach Orumwa
from Oskaloosa, passing through Krkviile
and the rich coal regions of that section,
over a country unsurpassed for fertility,
and lying favorably for railroad building.
BY extending TO Ottumwa the Iowa Cen
trail reaches terminus connecting with
three other important Ioa is. and making
the same connections which it would &C.
cnmplish by pushing out to MOultOn. Os-
kalposa will no doubt be anxious to assist
in this diversion of the Central, for il will
give them lever by which they can force
the d. Y. TO that city. However, should
O>kaloosa not see this advantage and pre-
fer the other way, the Furnishing little
town of New Sharol, ten miles distant
from that place, will probably he chosen
as the point from which the Iowa Central
will diverge toward Ottumwa. The in.
terests of commerce and trade demand that
something OF the kind be done, and we be-
lieve that il properly handled the project
will prove successful"
The weekly Oskaloosa herald. [volume] (Oskaloosa, Iowa) 1855-1885, 1871-12-07

CHAs. W. SHERMAN. of VIllisca, former
" of the Eddyyille Star, is a candidate for
Sergeant-at-arms OF the Senate. Every
county along the line of the d. & NJ, has
from two TO five for that position.
The weekly Oskaloosa herald. [volume] (Oskaloosa, Iowa) 1855-1885, 1871-12-07

J. II. DOUGLASS has entered into part
nership with w. c. DAVIS of Sharon. and
they will buy all kinds of grain, etc. Read
their card, and remember that they are
bully fellows to trade with.
The weekly Oskaloosa herald. [volume] (Oskaloosa, Iowa) 1855-1885, 1871-12-07

For CHIEF CLERK of THE HOUsE.-So
far as we have been able to learn. the can
didates for Chief Clerk of the House are
Chas. Aldrich, a regular office-seekng bar
nacle, al~ay on hand to ask favors of the
Legislature j ]. Safely of Otumwa bo-
gus-ticket-notLriety; John NJ. Brainard of
Boone, and H. A. Copeland of Mills coun-
ty. The two gentlemen named last, would
either fill the position with credit, are not
chronic office seekers, and have always
leen good Republicans.
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IMPREssIoN.-Th impression os our pa
per has not been good Of late, owing to the
disarrangement of our large power press
when we moved, and which has not yet
been CORRECTLY fixed
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DR. w. f. Chamherlin of Beacon, re
Kentucky. where he was called by husi-
ness. He is now ready again to attend bis
patients
The weekly Oskaloosa herald. [volume] (Oskaloosa, Iowa) 1855-1885, 1871-12-07

QUEEN SWARE!! QUEENSWARE I!
Just arrived from England. via New Or
leans and ST. Louis, the latest styles and
largest assortment OF Queensw ever
brought to OSkaloosa. Don't buy cents
worth until you examine our stock.
10 s. j DUTToN s. Co.
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JUNKIN of the Fairfield Ledg'a' goes for
the editors who are seeking Legislative po'
stions, and tells them they had better stay
at home and attend to their papers.
The weekly Oskaloosa herald. [volume] (Oskaloosa, Iowa) 1855-1885, 1871-12-07

Extract from letter of s. c. Chandler. Profess
sor of GeoIog, and Mineraioey, Easr Midd, bury
VT Messrs. r # Hall IL Co.. Nashua. H.
Gentlemen Some time since when WIS in our
city. delIvc mig ii courre OF Geological ciures
procured q hoiIie OF Your Nege'L bic Siclian Hair
Rem. wer, for The IRE of my sell ana iimily, and
am happy TO slatC, its ne has proved all that You
have Claimed for have recommended 1t To my
FIR cn0s and neigh oors. and in every instance has
il given perfect sat action This regard due
to you and the public.
The weekly Oskaloosa herald. [volume] (Oskaloosa, Iowa) 1855-1885, 1871-12-07

DIED.-Mrs. MARY A. HUBER. wife ot
Francis Huber of this city died last Sa'ur-
day, December 2. and was buried Sunday
afternoon
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S ]. Dutton 6 Co. have just received
direct from England, the largest invoice OF
Queensware ever arrived in Oskaloosa.
Go and see before buying elsewhere
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AMOS HIATT sold 2s hogs last week, of
the China and Poland breed, which aver
aged 400 Tbs each Truly large average.
The weekly Oskaloosa herald. [volume] (Oskaloosa, Iowa) 1855-1885, 1871-12-07

Iena mad ''burelers' last week. They
didn't strike 10" however, and 70 more
properly express their sclious. should be
named "bangiers." They sec,eted Hen.
ny rife, buffalo robe. pillow, and bor con.
tanning one hundred keys. In hav NOV
The place vas watched. the fellow disco, +.
cred approaching. but he was sc.red ,oor
to his heels and escaped. though thirteen
shois were dred IT him.
The weekly Oskaloosa herald. [volume] (Oskaloosa, Iowa) 1855-1885, 1871-12-07

Read the card of MINDA LARsH, Hair,
dresser. She has also made arrangements
with competent lady to do Dressmaking
- IN good style.
The weekly Oskaloosa herald. [volume] (Oskaloosa, Iowa) 1855-1885, 1871-12-07

SAMUEL C. VERNON, late baker for Ayre,
& Vernon, and one of our best boys, has
concluded to change locations and goes To
Creston, on the b. &. NJ, where he will
open bakery. He is a good, clever boy
fine baker, and we hope will do well.
The weekly Oskaloosa herald. [volume] (Oskaloosa, Iowa) 1855-1885, 1871-12-07

The Woman's Improvement Society will
meet at Mrs W. E. Shepherds, every Sat
urdsy at half past two p. m, during the
month of December.
The weekly Oskaloosa herald. [volume] (Oskaloosa, Iowa) 1855-1885, 1871-12-07
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LETTER LIST.

List of unclaimed letters remaining in
the Post office, Uskaloosa, Iowa, Dec. Z,
1871. To obtain these letters, please say
advertised, and give the date of this list.
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The Mt. Pleasant Press has this TO say
of Judge Loughridge: Judge Loughridge
as he can't 60 to Congress again, he has
settled down in Oskaloosa. The woman
suffrage party intend to run him for Gov
ernor in 1872"
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New Feathers at s. J Dutton s. Co.'S.
Winter Apples at :. j. Dutton & Cos.

We are determined 10 quit the BOOT
will give large Bargains.
S. BALDAUF s. Co.
West Side Square
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DEvoxs.-W S gsr offers some fine
Devons for sale. Read local.
The weekly Oskaloosa herald. [volume] (Oskaloosa, Iowa) 1855-1885, 1871-12-07

WIN. THOMAS, of Leighton, moved to
Illinois and forgot to settle his subscription
bill at this office
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FORTY SECOND YEAR.
GOdGy'S L2dy'S Book for '?2.

The Cheapest of Ladies' Magazines because il
l. the pest Forrhe past Ill years the Book has
been COM i'd red the guide of woman. in every.
thing that il calculated To e evate The eek
The old ZANZIBAR writer's. whose stories have sc
largely contributed 10 this end. have all been re-
tanned Marion Iarland. luo Churchill, Louie
). Darr, Meta Victoria Victor. s. Anna Frost.
Mrs: a. G. iiopknson, Sue Che-tnurwood. Mra
Derison, etc, have reputation for excellence
in their writings tar above any others in the mag
OUR CoLoRED FASHION PLATES
Are the most correct of any published in the
country Beautiful steel plates. OF these the
Ladys Book gives Ii each year.
ORIGINAL Music e. dey's Is the only Maya.
zine III which music prepared expressly for II APP
qhe only magazine in this country that gives
designs iar model cottages is the Lady's Book.
In Drawing Lessons are also alone
We have Children's Horticultu al and q
Health Department.
Godey's invaluable receipts upon every subject
for the Boudoir, Nursery, Kitchen, House and
Laundry.
Some of the designs in the Ladies' Fancy Work
D"par ment are printed in colcrs in a style I'M
euualed In addition 10 a 4 The bov,, attractions
there viii be published monthly a double page
engraving, the general title of which will be Mrs
LoLlPOP,S Party. We promise these sketch
es Outline in Their character to be superior 10
any kind herel ofore published.
TERMS.
One copy, one year, $500
Two copies one year, %
Three copies, one year, ........... ......75O
Five copies. one year and an extra copy
operson Citing up the club making
six copIes, -. -. ....... -. IA 90
Five d. liars will pay for Cooley, Arthur. Home
Magazine, and Children's Hour. for one year
ez3 fhe money must ull be at one time for
clubs, and additions may be made a club rates
SEED p Order on Philadelphia draft on
Philadelphia or New York. payable TO the order
OF L Cooley, ID preferable TO hank notes.
Address L. Cooley.
n. E. cor 9th and Chestnut Sis, Philadelphia
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The old settlers of Rel Oak Grove, Ce-
dar ,unty, held very pleasant re union
last week
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Posrs.-Read John Burdess' adv of
posts wanted.
The weekly Oskaloosa herald. [volume] (Oskaloosa, Iowa) 1855-1885, 1871-12-07

Read c. NJ. SMITHS sheep notice. lie
has good stock, and will sell at bargain.
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One hundred thousand dozen eggs want
ed in the next thirty days, for which the
highest market price will be paid in cash.
"a MATTIsoN & BRO.
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Universalist Sociahle. this week, Thurs.
day evening, at ID. III. lreSuer's.
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Wapello, louisa county. voted three
per cent tax for the VI & N. W. X.
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Green grocer-one who sells on credit.
Ditto the newspaper man.
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UNIVERSALISM,

Send Tor free sample copy of the christian
sender, frst Glars weekly journal. published
by The New York State Convention OF Universal
lists and containing the sermons of Dr. L. Fl
CHAPLIN. Terms. S2.50 year. Address, Pub
isher Christian Leader, 1888 Broadway,
New York City
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To the question so dear TO every wo.
mans heart what would become of me ifmy
husband should be taken from me, and so
touchingly portrayed by Mrs. Beaver in
her Woman's lecture the other evening.
One answer is let each mother and wife
see to it that the husband invf st por-
tion of his means annually in Life Insur-
ance.
Cook 81 HUNT are agents for two of the
best Comnanies in the United States.
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HAIRDRESSING.

RESSlNG-MISS MINDA LARSH III,
4 4 ladies fashionable Hairdrrsspr OF Oskaloosa.
con inues the manufacture of Hairwork includ
ing complete refs OF Hair Jeweiry, Finger Rings
Watch Guards Ofany design made from Hair 4
fine supply Of Hair goods for sale at low rate,
Good prices paid Tor Hair. Also dreea- makiny
done in the most fashionable and elaborate style
Patterns Of every description and plain sewing
l would heFpeak for the lady in charge of the
dress making department aud myself. the cOntir.
ued patronage OF all old and new Customers I;
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ALL THOSE knowing THEM.
SELVES INDEBTED TO FAXON
s. TULLIS, LOOK TO THEIR

INTERESTS.
Having sold out our business we expect
those that owe us to come forward and
SETTLE, their accounts and notes at once
If not settled or satisfactorily arranged in
the next thirty days, will be left for i'm
mediate collection. f. s. Il.
Having sold out our grocery business,
now propose to pay strict attention to the
grain buying business We have an ele-
vator here and also at Sharon, and we
think we handle grain ut great deal less
expense than formerly AMI VIII ALWAYS
give the highest market price. IS
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OVERSTOCKED

The undersigned, living between Oska-
lnosa and the depot on d. V. r. r., having
nearly three hundred colonies of Hybrid
and pure Italian Bees, and short on sup.
ply of horses, In cons equence of late sales,
now proposes to exchange part Of his
bees for horses. Also has thorough bred
Devon cattle for sale.
loft SAM'L INeELs.
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Received of Cook & Hunt, Agents for the
Continental Insurance Co, of New York,
two thousand three hundred and sixty sew
en- dollars and thirty-six cents, in full for
loss by fire, under policy No. 4, 1860,
which occurred on the 22d day of Septem-
Der, 1871, to property consisting of dwell
ing house and a portion OF the contents
situated at Leighton Station, in Mahaska
Co, Iowa. |. 5. THOMSON.
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The Confessions of an Invalid.
Published a warning. and for the benefit o.
Young men and others, who suffer from Nervous
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0! seli cure.
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on receiving pos paid directed envelope.
Address NATHANIEL MAYFAIR.
T3i 6m Brooklyn MY.
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SEVERE ACCIDENT Lust Tuesday as
Will Benton, the young man who drives
Charlie Stewards transfer team was eros
sing the track of The Central near VIM. t.
Smiths farm, he was run into by passing
train, the cow-catcher striking the fore
wheel of the wagon, demolishing it togeth-
er with its load instantly, and mixing
viii in the ruins. How he escaped instant
death is a wonder; as it is he is badly cut
and bruised Dr. Stafford who was called
To attend him thinks the wors injury is
on The back of the head, iudentiug the
skull, the extent of which it was impOssi-
bic Ia ] Idge until the case was further de-
vnped. II is not strange that such an &C.
cident should occur at that place, and
probably neither Wiln or the engineer are
directly u blame for the accident, it being
impossible tor tie engineer TO see the
team until directly upon il; neither could
Will hear the coming train. he being on
the opposite side of the wagon aud walk
ing. wiz was good boy, sober aud in
,.uslTious, and we regret exceedingly that
this mishap overlook him, but hope for
his early recovery.
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Experienced Agents are wanted through
out The countr, for ir sae, wi whom liberal ar
rangements will be made. An oppor unity of
equal promise is rarely or never present d, Its
sale will not be limited To any period. but will
continue for lifetime, constantly increasing
with the growth and Intelligence OF the country
IL is therefore desirable that thoae that engage
vii ~, shall do so with a view TO making the
business permanent one.
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by
NEEDHAM & WOLFF,
4 their Restaurant, $50 heads of cabbage

The losses of the Etna Insurance Com
pany of Hartford and the Home of New
York, in the Chicago fire are together over
$4,000, 600, which are being paid in full as
Illinois Companies will not pay an equal
sum ou their $40, 100000 or more losses.
COOK g. HUNT are agents for the
Etna and Home and are prepared to issue
their policies upon as low rates as pru-
dence will permit. 12w2
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BARGAINl

BARGAIN!I BARGAIN!!!
I will sell few head of Devon cattle
very fine bred-2 common milk cows, and
a dwelling house and two lots. Also 40
acres of coal land. Terms easy.
w S. EDGAR