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The weekly Oskaloosa herald. [volume] (Oskaloosa, Iowa) 1855-1885, 1871-03-09

MORRIS L. LEVI has been repainting
and otherwise improving his store-room,
until it shines like a dollar. as it awaits
the arrival of a huge stock of goods.
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MARION CoUNTY.-The Democrat says
Mrs. John Walker, residing in Polk town
ship, 6 miles north of this city, whilst
climbing fence. was thrown to the ground
with such force as to severely injure her
arm and shoulder. Proper relief was rem
dered ;. Many have Joined the Baptist
church at Knoxville, recently ,during their
revival -. Isaac w. Brady, aged IS years,
who lives about miles south of Knoxville.
whilst engaged in wrestling with another
boy about his own age, en- Friday last, fell
to the ground with such force as to break
his shoulder blade. >. Mr. Sylvester In.
giles, living at Dallas, in this county, was
kicked In the head, alb we the left eye, by
a horse, and so severely injured as to place
his life in jeopardy. He was rendered in
sensible, and his skull was presumed to be
fractured. A severe cut was made above
his left eye by the toe of the horses shoe,
where it struck him.
The weekly Oskaloosa herald. [volume] (Oskaloosa, Iowa) 1855-1885, 1871-03-09

PIGEONS WANTED. 10. Huber will pay
cash for 200 pigeons. Read adv. else
where.
The weekly Oskaloosa herald. [volume] (Oskaloosa, Iowa) 1855-1885, 1871-03-09

The Marshall Times says: "Over the
Central, last Monday. passed ten car loads
of stock from Steam Boat Rock, TO ChIca-
go, by way of Abba, over the G. b. d q.
How is that for high, North Western & G.
n. II"
The weekly Oskaloosa herald. [volume] (Oskaloosa, Iowa) 1855-1885, 1871-03-09

Work in 1st and Sd Degrees at Trilumi-
mar Lodge No. IS. A. F. A. NJ, on Friday
night, to commence at Z o'clock prompt.
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The Newton Republican this day COM
mences the issue of tri-weekly, having
been assured much patronage Go in
gents, may you make it pay.
The weekly Oskaloosa herald. [volume] (Oskaloosa, Iowa) 1855-1885, 1871-03-09

ELECTION. -Remember the school eiec-
ton next Monday. Everybody IS inter-
ested.
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OsxALoosA CoLLEGE.-We notice that
an accordance with our suggestion some
one has moved in the matter, and got the
consent of our liberal President to carry
students to Oskalooss College at half fare
on the Central r. r.
The weekly Oskaloosa herald. [volume] (Oskaloosa, Iowa) 1855-1885, 1871-03-09

: SpovEs.-Resd the new advertisement oil
PRICE Brothers, who have large stock OF
Stoves and Hardware. Store on north
side, Wright & Cos old stand.
The weekly Oskaloosa herald. [volume] (Oskaloosa, Iowa) 1855-1885, 1871-03-09

DoGs.-After the 10th of March the Mar
shall will proceed to STAY all dogs found on
the streets inside of the corporation, not
registered. Look out.
The weekly Oskaloosa herald. [volume] (Oskaloosa, Iowa) 1855-1885, 1871-03-09

VIM. HnLIARD has moved his Sewing
Machine store from High street to Cary
Cooper's building, on the west side of
square, next to n. w. corner.
The weekly Oskaloosa herald. [volume] (Oskaloosa, Iowa) 1855-1885, 1871-03-09

The Davenport Gazette in its account of
the tearing to pieces of Swalm's rag baby,
says it was illegitimate, and that was the
cause Of its destruction.
The weekly Oskaloosa herald. [volume] (Oskaloosa, Iowa) 1855-1885, 1871-03-09

Rev. J. NJ. Dixon, the blind editor, will
lecture on Temperance at the list NJ. E.
church next Sabbath evening, March 18th
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A stranger asked us what that thing was
on top of the city building. We looked,
studied and gum it up" We are not good
on cOnundrums.
The weekly Oskaloosa herald. [volume] (Oskaloosa, Iowa) 1855-1885, 1871-03-09

&C. Ashbaugh has purchased half
interest in the Newton Free Press, and
the new firm promises many new addi-
tions 10 their stock and facilities for work.
The weekly Oskaloosa herald. [volume] (Oskaloosa, Iowa) 1855-1885, 1871-03-09

NORWAY OATs-Mitch Wilson has the
genuine Ramsdell Norway Oats tor sale
Read his local Go to No. 6, North side.
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Henry Eveland sold his ferry to some
person who moved it mp near the Foster
place.
The weekly Oskaloosa herald. [volume] (Oskaloosa, Iowa) 1855-1885, 1871-03-09

Woman Suffrage Mite at Mrs. Or. Daily 8
next Friday night, 10th inst.
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Buyers of Dry Goods, Clothing, Boots
and Shoes, Hats and Caps, will do well by
going to Geo. d. Cook & Cos before MAX
ing their purchases. 24tf.
The weekly Oskaloosa herald. [volume] (Oskaloosa, Iowa) 1855-1885, 1871-03-09

WRAY & Sons warehouse is about COM
pleted, looks like business.
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Pensions for 1Sl2-ers procured by Lacey
s. Shepherd. Read local.
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T EGAL NOTICE.

ii " WIZ
Notice is hereby given that Charles A. Croney
has filed in the Office of the Clerk of the Circuit
Court of Mahaska county Iowa, his petition for
permit to sell Intoxicating liquors in accordance
with the law, and that the same will be heard on
the first day of the April term Of said Court to be
begun and held On the first Monday, sd day of
April, 1871, at which time objections can be made
to the granting of such license and permit.
G. p. SEARLE, Clerk
The weekly Oskaloosa herald. [volume] (Oskaloosa, Iowa) 1855-1885, 1871-03-09

FRANK, please read carefully the 4th
rule of TRAP Shooting"
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Mr.. & Mrs. J. W. Tullis are visiting
friends in ST. Louis
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SPoRTING.-The Buck Horn Sporting
Club opened the season by small match
last Thursday, only Sc birds being used
The Score stood as follows
The weekly Oskaloosa herald. [volume] (Oskaloosa, Iowa) 1855-1885, 1871-03-09
ORDINANCE \
U
An Ordinance fixing the salary of the Mayor of

An Ordinance fixing the salary of the Mayor of
the City of Oskaloosa.
SEC. l. Be it enacted by the City Council of the
City of Oskaloosa, Iowa, that the Mayor shall be
entitled to receive as a salary the sum of Two
Hundred Dollars per annum, and shall be entitled
to such fees as Magis allowed by the laws
of Iowa to Justices Of the Peace for like services
He shall also be allowed such fees for granting
as provided for by the laws of the State of Iowa
SEC. 3. All Ordinances or parts of Ordinances
that incOnssi ent with this this Ordinance are
hereby repealed.
SEC. 4. This Ordinance to be In force from and
after the I'd Monday, 18th day Of March, A. d,
1870.
JAMES RUAN, G.. II. BAU6H,
City Clerk. Mayor
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THE OSKALOOSA HERALD.

Read our For Sale" and WANTED" col
umn.
The weekly Oskaloosa herald. [volume] (Oskaloosa, Iowa) 1855-1885, 1871-03-09

Oh. Phelps is in the east buying goods
Read local
The weekly Oskaloosa herald. [volume] (Oskaloosa, Iowa) 1855-1885, 1871-03-09

Rad Local of n. Y. Life Insurance Co.,
to be fou, d elsewhere 1t is a staunch 20.
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MORRIS L. LEVI has gone east after
goods.
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AGOOD FARM.
100 Acres Prairie,

FOR SALE FOUR MILES NORTH.
west of Oskaloosa. Ali in cultivation. well wat
cred, good house and stable, bearing fruit trees.
grape vines, and coal and iron ORE Enquire of
JACOB HINES,
ma Oskaloosa
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Jasper county was bothered with mon.
ster-a mountain lion, great brute whose
power was mighty, and whose appearance
was said to resemble the terrible dragon OF
the fable. Mighty hunters sought, but
having found 1t were compelled to retreat
in disgrace before its terrible gaze. 1t car.
ried off yearling calves, 300 ib hogs, jump
ing high stake-and- rider fences with them
in his teeth. Finally 1t became unbeara-
BILE, says the Vandalia Visitor, and "our
friends, Webb. Means and others, with
horses, hounds and FIRE arms, few to the
rescue, when, after an eventfui chase OF
two days, his lionship was captured. and
forthwith evaporated and dwindled down
to common gray wolf"
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The Abba Union is talking up an editor
ial excursion toward st. Paul during the
coming season. 1t says: "Not having
been so fortunate as to be able to partici
pate in the editorial excursion last summer
TO St. Louis, Iron Mountain, Kansas City
and st. Joseph, we are in favor OF one to-
ward the North pole in June or July of
the present season. 1t would be decidedly
pleasant indeed to take an excursion over
the Cen trail Railroad to st. Paul, and Lake
Superior, or at least to visit the lovely
lakes and magnificent prairies in the north
west part of our State. What say our ed
itorial brothers to an excursion of this
kind next July1' Count Us in, Val, on
that every time.
The weekly Oskaloosa herald. [volume] (Oskaloosa, Iowa) 1855-1885, 1871-03-09

JENNIE McINTosH ACQUITTED.-Thurs-
days Gate CITY has an account of the CON
GLIDING portion of the trial of Jennie McIn-
tosh, resulting in her acquittal and dis
charge from custody. The principal evi.
dence in her favor was that of some physi
clans present, who said that women at
childbirth are often for a short time crazy,
and show desire to kill their offspring,
and that being friendless, alone and unat
tended, this phase would be more likely to
be developed in her than if otherwise stu
ated. The jury was out fifteen minutes
and returned verdict of "Not Guilty"
Owing to the very plain facts in the case
the verdict surprised every one, but we
presume the jury knew what they were
about. The Gate City says the verdict
was received with hearty cheers by those
in attendance at the Court, many of whom
had been watching the case with interest
all the way through. The defendant was
discharged by the court. subsequently a
private contribution was taken up TO pay
her expenses to her home, near Oskaloosa,
whittier she has gone" The Constitution
says of Tomlinson's case that it is 'contin-
ued to the next term of Court. The bonds
men who first went bail for defendants
appearance were released and defendant is
baiied on a new bond for five thousand dol
lars to appear and answer TO the indict-
mpnt at the next term of cOurt-hiS wife
who has separate property of her own, be.
coming his security" And thus for the
present ends the case that has caused so
much excitement in our community. Jane
Mcintosh is, we believe at her fathers in
the north part of the county.
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TO THE CITIZENS OF OSKALOOSA


TO THE CITIZENS OF OSKALOOSA
AND VICINITY.
John Lamb wishes to offer his grateful
thanks in the acknowledgment of the pat
ronage which the people have rendered
him, and will also say that he has removed
his stock of goods from the room above l.
Frankel & Co.'s store to the large and COM
modious rooms. opposite the Post Office,
south side of Main street, where his old
patrons, and thousand new ones, will
find the best variety of goods for making
the finest fitting suits TO be found in this
town or elsewhere Come and see him in
his new rooms, and if you wish anything
in the line of tailoring don't be afraid to
let your wishes be known.
N. B. Special attention given to clean
ing. renovating and repairing.
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The MarshaIltown Times in speaking of
Charlie w. Tracy, so long resident of

Charlie w. Tracy, so long resident of
our town says:
"Chas W. Tracy who has just resigned the
Chief Engineership of the Central is one of the
most reserved and moderate gentlemen of the
age lie il a native of New York City, and was
born in 1885, receiving his education at that good
old Quaker city, Philadelphia. He was for
time engaged on the Sunbury 81 Erie Road, Pa
came west in 1856 and engaged on the KeOkuk "
Mt. Pleasant r. r., where he remained for four
years. when, strapping on his musket he went
into the service i'll 1851 in the 2fst Mo. Infantry,
and only came out in 1865, doing effective sery-
ice fer the Government in more capacities than a
gagged to the Iowa Central and located its present
line thro,gh Tama county Upon its re organi-
cation he was appointed Chief Engineer OF the
Central which position he has filled acceptably
to the Company and creditablV to himself"
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JoHNsoN's RHEUMATIC COMPOUND

SELLERS IMPERIAL COUGH SYRUP, LIND
SAYS IMPROVED BLOOD SEARCHER.-
RHEUMATISM AND NEURALGIA. No medi-
cine ever offered to the public for the cure of
Rheumatism, Neuralgia, &c, has gained such a
wide spread reputation as JOHNSON'S RHEU
MATIC COMPOUND. 1t is, beyond doubt, an
invaluable medicine. Testimonials of its virtues
have been received from rich and poor, learned
and unlearned, civilian and soldier, while ply
sicians recommend it and use it in their practice.
Established 1885. 1871.
SELLERS IMPERIAL COUGH SYRUP. We
beg to call to the minds of our readers that this
season of the year, above all Others is the in
which they are liable to coughs Gods, influenza,
&c, whilst the little ones are in constant danger
of that most alarming and fatal of all diseases,
Group. 1t therefore necessary that every fami-
ly should provide positive remedy, one that Is
ready for use at all times, SELLERS COUGH
SYRUP you will find a sure and speedy remedy
for Coughs, Colds, and all diseases arising from
them.
LINDSEY'S BLOOD SEARCHER. The blood
is the very fountain of life therefore, If wish
to restore health, We must first purity the blood,
and to insure continued health, must keep it
pure. LlNDSEY'S BLOOD SEARCHER is the
safest and most efectual medicine for obtaining
this desired effect. 1t is always safe and the most
delicate can use it. These remedies sold by
druggists everywhere. Prepared only by
K. 4. SELLER CO., Wholesale Druggists,
No. IS, Wood Street, Pittsburgh, Pa.
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A few lots of Carpets at Geo. D. Cook
&iCo's, which will be sold regardless of
cost ........-..
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osKALoosA PRODUCE MARKET.
CHICAGO MARKET
SPECIAL NOTICES.
BEAUTY.

The largest collection of beauty ever published
in the United States is afforded in the :Parlor Al
bum, advertised in another column. This Album
embraces the finest specimens of chrome litho-
graphs, steel engravings and fine wood engravings
ever afforded the public. The American Publish
ing Company of Rutland, Vt, desire an active
agent in every town and village, to whom they Of
fer liberal terms. Read the advertisement of
PARLOR ALBUM
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NON EXPLOSIVE SAFETY OIL.
Go to GruwelPs Drug Store on West
High Street and buy some non explosive
Safety Oil, for 45 cents gallon. You can
also see his jet burners, wherewith your
common lamp chimneys are dispensed
with. 24tf
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JASPER CoUNTY.-Thieving boys il
Prairie City, are causing much trouble,
tapping tills, etc. Several have been ar
rested and punished. "A man had his
face terribly bitten by a savage dog belong
ing to one Becker Spare the dog. Geo.
Hunter, formerly of Oskaloosa, is a pap
and it's boy. During the past week
three of the Oldest settlers of the county
died, all within twelve hours of each 9TH
er. MIR. Thomas Metsker, of this city, Mr..
Jacob Herring, of Buena Vista Township,
and Mr.. Israel Under, of Malaka Town.
ship. These were all old men, and have
been residents Of the county from fifteen
to twenty years. . John A. Wilson ship,
ped 90 month old hog that weighed 900
pounds. Didn't you yarn ID Besack y
Newton is getting in earnest about a
North and South plug to the coal banks,
at least, and the Mayor has called an cleo
ton, to vote for or against the right of
way through the highways of the city
The completion of our Central makes this
necessary, or else buy their coal from 0s-
kaloosa The odds i'm favor of our coal.
Aboys>from the Republican.
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Mems Heavy Boots 1926, Woman's
Shoes at very low prices, at GEO. u. Cook
Cos.
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Enquire of COOK & HUNT.

No, 623. For SALE Farm 100 acres miles
east of Oskaloosa, on public road, 100 acres in
cultivation, all well fenced, plenty of stock water
bic for horses, near school, church, post office
and Touring mill, Price $1,000 one half cash hal,
ance in two annual payments. "
Enquire of COOK & HINT
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Enquire of COOK d HUNT.

No. $50. For sale. Farm 234 acres ten miles
from Os kaloosa. near school and church, i'm a
good neighborhood, 1875 acres in cultivation ITS
under fence, two houses, one frame and one log,
orchard just commencing to bear, 40 to So trees,
never falling water and underlaid with a vein of
ance in one to two years va
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TOYS,
30 OKS,
PERIODICALS,
N Il w S p A ? Z RS,

NJ A G A z | N E S,
ALL THE LATEST DAILIES,
P 1 G j o RIA LIS, ALBU M 81,
And all goods usually kept in Book and
Stationery store, may be found at
BONNEY'S NEWS DEPOT,
in Post Office.
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No. 612. Farm so acres, miles from Oska
and stable all fenced, and partition fences
stock water, near Touring mill. Price sas00 one
half cash, balance in one year at interest.
Enquire of COOK 4, HINT
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Enquire Of COOK & HUNT.

No. $50. For sale. Farm. 40 acres good
coal land, one and half miles from Oskaloosa'
on public road, all in cultivation, one story brick
house with frame adjoining, 4rooms, cellar frame
5000 in reasonable payments.
Enquire of COOK Il HINT.
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All Wool Cassimeres only 621acents
Satinets so cents, at GEO. D. Cook Co.'S.
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No. 638. For sale. Farm, 1O3 acres miles
from Oskaloosa on public road, all prairie excent
ton, orchard of 100 trees, over 100 Crane vines.
new frame house rooms, good cellar walled with
stone, good neighborhood, near Touring mill
with interest.
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Heavy Grey Twilled Flannels only 331155
cents, at GEO. d. Cook & Co.'S
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No. 616. For sale. Fard 279 acres aH miles
from Oskaloosa, on public road, good two
story brick house with cellar, frame harm bearino
orchard, 200 acres In cultivated, stock water. y
splendid stock and grain farm. Price $50 per
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Enquire of COOK & HUNT.

No. 6O3. For sale. Farm Of $50 acres six
miles from Oskaloosa, 210 under fence, 20 acres
with home place, $50 to 1876 beautiful prairie
land, gradually rolling, watered by o never failing
stream and good spring suitably located to en-
bearing apple trees, plenty of building stone,
near school, in good neighborhood, splendid
stock farm, miles from r. r. Station. Price $50
Der acre.
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No. COZ. For sale. Farm of 80 acres, all
prairie, miles from Oskaloosa, on public road,
all In grass and cultivation, never failing water
small frame house rooms, frame stable, young
orchard commencing to fruit, Price $40 per acre
one half cash down balance in easy payments.
Enquire of COOK & HUNT.
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Breakfast Shawls rs cents, Balmoral
Skirts only 81, at GEO. D. Cook & Cos.
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Enquire of COOK & HUNT.

No. col. For sale. Farm of 1876 acres miles
from Oskaloosa, $50 prairie and of timber de-
tacheG, medium quality, all enclosed with a good
rail fence and divided into three fields, no acres
in cultivation. high rolling prairie, never falling
water, frame house, rooms frame stable, a
splendid stock farm. Price $1,000, one halt down,
bolance in two annual payments with interest.
Enquire of COOK & HUNT
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No. 584. For sale. Farm of 1O7 acres miles
from Oskaloosa, on public road, 80 acres fenced
and in cultivation II acres timber land, average
quality. frame house, rooms, cellar, also log
house with two rooms, a few bearing apple trees,
good well, never failing spring and stock water.
Price $50 per acre. one half cash down, balance
In two annual payments with interest.
Enquire of COOK & HUNT.
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Enquire of COOK & HUNT,

No. 500. For sale. Farm of 80 acres fifteen
miles from Oskaloosa, on Montezuma road, near
county line 80 acres in cuitiva tion balance tim
Der land, new frame house, never falling water,
near saw mill, post Office, school house and
church, about miles from railroad station on C.
r. r. of Iowa. Price $50 per acre, one cash, bal
ance to suit purchaser.
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No, sos, For sale. Farm of 200 ycres five
miles from Oskaloosa on public road, 100 acres
level prairie, all fenced and in cultivation 40
timber miles distant, small frame house, two
good wells and one spring of water. Price $50
per acre. Will be sold in payments to suit pur-
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No. $50. For sale. Farm of 179 acres miles
from Oskafoosa, on public road, all under fence,
100 acres in cultivation, balance mostly timber
land, partly set in tame grass, good one story
frame house with cellar new frame barn 3Sx5O
feet good material, stabng for - horses, good
bearing orchard, never failing water from three
springs, near new school house and in a good
neghborhood splendid stock farm. Price
S55 per acre: Half cash down, balance in pay
ments to suit.
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No.. 664. For sale. Farm 1856 acres miles
from Oskaloosa, 100 prairie Is timber land two
tion well fenced and divided into different fields.
well watered, good frame house rooms, with
cellar underneath the entire building, also divid-
two frame stables, young orchard, in a GOOD
neighborhood, a good stock and grain farnn.
Price $50 per acre In payments
QA Enquire of COOK & HUNT.
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No. o62. For SALE Farm. 80 acresi5 milea
nom Oskaloosa, on public road, In good neighbor.
nood, new land, three fourtns OF q mile from
feet, with kitchen attached, work house. smoke
house, frame stable 20x30 feet, IS bearing fruit
trees, other small fruits coed well with pumu'
never falling spring OF water in feed lot. Price
Enquire or COOK 4 HUNT.
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No, Cos. For sale. Farm. $50 acros mftes
from Oskaloosa, on public road, in good neioh
borhood, near school house and church. 100 ac1ea
in cultivation, 80 of timber three miles awav
fenced In three fields, small house tive rooms
frame stable, 16x36 feet, bearing orchard, never
failing water, land lays we'll for farming. Price
ment with interest. -
Enquire OF COOK q HUNT