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The weekly Oskaloosa herald. [volume] (Oskaloosa, Iowa) 1855-1885, 1872-08-15

]. M. Edmunds, Sec'y of Union Republi.
can Congressional Committee, Washing
ton, D. c., has our thanks for favors. ~
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Our friend j. NJ CONNER pr esented US
with some otthe incest "Red June" apples
we ever saw large and luscious.
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LIBERAL.-From certain maneuvering
we saw in the DemRepub meeting last
Saturday We came to the conclusion that
it was being run (or attempt made) in the
interest of VIM. T. Smith, for Congress
which isjust as good thing as Republicans
could ask
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Jacob Kriser of Monroe Tp., will have a
sale on Wednesday, Sept. 4. He has lot
of stock, etc.
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THE SoUTHwEsTRRN.-The Iowa City
Pres of the 7th says: Ground was bro
ken in the English river valley yesterday
on the Iowa Southwestern, and to-day q
hundred men are making the dust fly there
At last the money and iron are all ready,
and there will be seen some of the fastest
railroad building ever seen in Iowa. The
grading between this city and Clinton is
done, all but few days work, and English
valley is almost tit to lay track on without
touching spade or scraper to it. Our citi,
zens may we'll congratulate themselves
upon the long delayed realization of their
ardent hope in this good road" III
The Republican says: "Mr Hinckley
has given Engineer Irish instructions to put
all the men and teams he can raise to work
on the Chicago, Omaha and st. Joe rail
road, and Mr.. Irish is now organizing his
forces in the English valley, and has al
ready graded quite a piece of the line.
This we feel sure is but the beginning
which will soon result in giving us our
long sought competing line. The friends
of the Muscatine Western are throwing ev-
cry obstacle possible in the way of our
work, but that is useless They should be
allowed to build their road if they can, and
we ours. They say our road is nothing
but blow, we believe theirs is in its further
prosecution, but wait and see. The one
that has the most blow in it will soon blow
out We are confident that will not be our
line. Every man that wants work for
himself or team can now find it IN the val
ley of the English river" a.si .H.
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PRAIRIE CHICKENs-The game law ex.
pired yesterday, and hereafter we will not
hear of snipe and young ducks being killed,
but chicken win be q chicken So mote
il be.
The weekly Oskaloosa herald. [volume] (Oskaloosa, Iowa) 1855-1885, 1872-08-15

The Sigourney Nens says burglars have
been "doing" Martinsburg and Richland
securing considerable booty
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The Mitchellville Star is the name of
new paper started in Polk cou nty. 1t is
neat sheet, edited by G.. w. Wilkinson.
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D. 81. LeSuer had three fingers sawed
in the buzz saw at the planning mill q, last
Saturday, but we are glad to learn they
are not permanently injured.
The weekly Oskaloosa herald. [volume] (Oskaloosa, Iowa) 1855-1885, 1872-08-15

Read announcement of A. L. Hopes, as
candidate for member of Board of Super
visors. ..-,...
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er for member of the Board of Supervis-
orS II -....". us EA#"
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TT. WoRDEN was thrown from load
of hay last week, and badly used up, tho
not dangerously injured. He is bruised
internally, SO that he cannot handle him
self
The weekly Oskaloosa herald. [volume] (Oskaloosa, Iowa) 1855-1885, 1872-08-15

RYAN.-A friend of ours, in whose word
We have the utmost confidence, informs us
that Robert Ryan's name was never used
by the Liberals, with his consent. That in
their insane desire to add names to their
list they claimed everybody present at
Davenport at their blowout, that Mr..
Ryan happened to be present, was by them
put on their list, and place ofprominence
given him as member of their State Cen
trail Committee Our friend further in
forms us that Mr.. Ryan, on learning he
was on the Committee at once notified the
chairman to drop his name, and supposing
that he would attend the matter, paid no
more attention to it. - 7H
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Geo. W. Hale and family have gone
east on pleasure trip, and will visit Mas
sachusetts ere their return.
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JOHN SAY, formerly a resident of this
city, is spending few days hereabouts.
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Turk Moore's gift concert comes off to
NIGHT
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The Universalist Sociable will meet al
NJ. S. Bars tonight Let all come.
The weekly Oskaloosa herald. [volume] (Oskaloosa, Iowa) 1855-1885, 1872-08-15

Jacob Dilley and l. s. Whitman bought
the beef market of Dunsmore & Mead
They will carry on business at the old
stand. IitiEttlHElhS t..HtbtEh.i
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Rob. Wallace, agent for Garlick s. Rob-
eson's wooden wooden goods manufactured
at Mt. Pleasant, will call on our business
men about the 21st inst N.Ees. ,#Erf.
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REPUBLICAN MEETING.-Liston McMi-
len and other speakers will address the
Colored Grant 6 Wilson Club this even
ing, at Union Hail. AEE 4
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Harper's Auxiliary Library Association
Will be open on Saturday at 2 o'clock, p.
m. Those interested. will please bear in
mind. .....
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Official Meeting of the Odd Fellow
Protective Association will meet at the Hall
next Thursday evening. All members in
vited to be present. .....a.
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For the best job printing call at the
HERALD Office.
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Read notice of horses, wagon and har.
ness for sale, at Evangelist office.
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Morris Levi is now in the east buying
up a stock of goods.
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There are many pleasant experience
had, while floating down the stream of
time one Of which was Oh last Wednes-
day the seventh inst. By invitation of
Miss Eliza Pickerell, the Mission Sabbath
School of our city under the superinten-
dency of Mr. Parker, was invited to par
ticipate in pic mic in the grove of Mr..
Pickerell on his farm two and halt miles
north ofthe city. At an early hour the
children met at the Normal School House
where the good friends from the West
Centre District met them with teams to
convey them the scene of festivities At
ter pleasant ride, they all arrived safe
and were happily greeted by the kind
friends in waiting, including the members
OF a school under the superintendency of
the kind hostess, and school in pro-
gress in the West Centre District 1t
would have rejoiced the heart of any one
to see the joy displayed by the children,
who,s free from restraint, enjoyed them
selves as only children can. But this was
not all under the shade of the magnif-
SChe SAOFCt "do q IdUle utdTly one uuu-
dred feet in length spread withall the
dainties Of the season, and grooming under
the weight of many, many good things
In due time the bell rang and in an orderly
manner the little ones repaired to refresh
theinner man. After. partakingiof hearty
repast they all assembled to hear addresses,
which on account of brevity were listened
to with patience and interest Being then
left free to enjoy themselves, the remain
der of the day was spent in pleasure, and
in due time all repaired to their respective
homes, we'll pleased with the bounties and
courtesies extended. Too much credit
cannot be given to Miss Pickerell, and 9TH
ers associated with her in this display of
christian benevolence in thus furnishing
such bountiful supplies of .provisions and
Accommodations to the mission children of
our city, and in sending the surplus of pro-
visions (wh ich was not small) to be dis.
trihuted amnnp those in mead X
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Jack Reigart is visiting friends herea-
HINTS.
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INTERESTING READING MATTER.

CAuTIoN.-Eyery genuine box Of DR.. McLANE's
LIVER PILLS bears the signature of FLEMING BROS
Pittsburgh, Pa, and their private q. 8. stamp
e"Take no other" The market is full Of imi
tations. 1t is the popular verdict that people wht
have been accustomed to the use.of bitters or cor
dials are obliged, eventually, to resort to Nc
Lanes Liver Pills for permanent relief. n9omt
sz-
AvAUNT, INDIGEsroN.-The Charter OAK
Stove is the most interesting and important feat
vre in the domestic economy; for 1t fills the
the house with warmth, the table with good cheer
and prevents that dreary aspect and indigestiblt
meals that brings sourness of temper, discom
fort and dissatisfaction. ,...s s-r... 4
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TRIUMPHANT FOR TWENTY YEARS.-MoIe than
twenty years ago the Mustang Liniment made it's
debut in the West. Its cures OF the various ex-
ternal diseases Ofhorses and cattle, astonished
the planters and farmers of the Ohio and Missis-
sippi valleys, and a demand for it sprung up
which necessitated its manufacture on an exten-
sive scale. Soon the discovery was made. that 1t
was a grand specific for toothache, rheumatism,
goat neuralgia, earache, and other external all
ments ofmankind. Then it was tried a as heal
ing, pain killing application, in of outward
injury, such cuts, burns, bruises, spssms, &c,
and was found equally serviceable. The fame Of
the new remedy for some OF the most painful ills
that afflict makind and the lower animals, spread
rapidly, and Mustang Eminent soon took rank in
every State and Territory Of the Union as stan
dard cure.
The weekly Oskaloosa herald. [volume] (Oskaloosa, Iowa) 1855-1885, 1872-08-15

Triluminar's regular next Friday even
ing,
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Read notice off. oberfell's horses, wag-
ON and harness for sale cheap.
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Buy your crockery at
HOWARD q AYREs'.
WANTED.
HAv FOR SAT.E

LA FUN DALE.
New timothy hay ready to be delivered
in town for two weeks. Leave orders
with s. F. Harvey or at Agricultural Ware
house. J. HI. GREEN.
Another invoice of queens ware and
glassware just opened at =
A MATTIsoN g. Bros
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r EGAL NOTICE.
STATE OF IOWA,
AGAkar-a nAA,


To Philip j. Bowerman:
You are hereby notified, that there is now on
file In the office of the Clerk ofthe Circuit Court
In and for Mahaska Co., Iowa petition Of VIM
X. Sopher, claiming Of you three hundred dollars
as justly due him on the ground that ron sold
nursery stock belonging to said VIM. K Sopher
and fraudulently converted the money go OBJ
tanned, to that amount, to yeur own use and
also asking writ Of attachment against yeur
or defend thereto, on or before neon of the sec
ond day Of the next term of said Court, to be
commenced on the third Monday of September,
Judgment rendered against you for tho whole
amount claimed, with interests and costs.
HOLE d HILLS,
40 attaruavs for IDlaintiH.
The weekly Oskaloosa herald. [volume] (Oskaloosa, Iowa) 1855-1885, 1872-08-15

An invaluable remedy for emigrants and per-
sons travelling or temporarily visiting malarious
districts, is to be found in simmons Liver Regu
iator. ftaken occasionally it will prevent chils
and fevers, and injurious effects from change OF
water. ~zE --E
The weekly Oskaloosa herald. [volume] (Oskaloosa, Iowa) 1855-1885, 1872-08-15

The Dolly Warden party had ConHen-
ton last Saturday to elect delegates to the
Congressional Convention, and to nomi-
nate county officers. On motion the dele
gates consisted ofsix Democrats and six
Liberals, which looks, though welded, as
if they had butlittle confidence in each
other, and as though the wedding was one
of the "date-the-certifcate back" kind
The following were the delegates
The weekly Oskaloosa herald. [volume] (Oskaloosa, Iowa) 1855-1885, 1872-08-15

CONFIRMATION DAY.-Tuesday was
Confirmation Day with the Catholics at
this place. The Bishop from Dubuque,
and priests from Abba and Ottumwa were
present and assisted Father Melone in the
ceremonies. A large number took the
white veil, and two the black VEIL
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DEMOCRATIC

VIM. T. Smith, W. Cricket. B. r Per
due, F. NJ. Davenport, G. B. McFall, G.
Houtz.
LIBERAL.
B. F. Indy, Thos. Ballinger, w. E.
Shepherd, l. FranKel, David Morgan
John Jeffords.
Notwithstanding they met to nominate
candidates for county officers, they, after
much discussion, concluded to postpone
their nominations until after our primary
that they might take advantage of any
soreheadedness" as they expressed it.
Their hopes in this direction will be
dashed. ---~---.-:
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BIRTHS.

BIRTHS.
To Gideon and Sophronia Whitaker, noon, Au-
gust IL, q daughter, seven pounds.
To DR.. p. j. Ellsworth and wife. Monday even
ing, August ~, son. Doc is engaged in making
him ses ofteeth
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Choice dried fruit, apples, peaches,
prunes and currants, Tbs for 81 at
~-@ - MATTIsoN & Bros.
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PArsrERs.-Read ''bids wanted"
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Buy you set of dishes of the best ware
and for the least money at
% HOWARD g. AYREs'. m
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Buy National Coffee Pot and enjoy a
good cup Of coffee at y the cost at
HOWARD e. AYREs'.
In fact you can save money by buying
whatever you want inthe line of tea ware,
dinner ware, or groceries at
HOWARD & AYREs'.
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The cheapest span of mules and harness
in Mahaska county are for sale.
w. w. HASKELL.
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GRANT AND WILSON.
CLUB ORGANIZED WITH OVER 45C
E. 4....... MEMBERS. . ..aat
Great enthusiasm for the Tanner and
... .. .-..- Cobbler. ...... '.y.s...

Last Friday the Republicans of this place
and vicinity met in Union Hall pursuant
to call and organized Grant and Wilson
Club with over $50 members. The hall
was densely crowded and great enthusiasm
prevailed. The meeting was called to or
der by g. Fl. Baugh, and temporarily or
gained by calling G. w. Lafferty to the
chair, and II. W. Gleason Secretary. On
motion of Jos. Kelly, the chair appointed
a committee of three, consisting of Jos.
Kelly, NJ. T. Williams and D.1A. Hoffman,
70 draft Constitution and Bylaws and Sc
lect permanent officers for the Club. Dur
ing the absence of the committee Hon. M.
e. Cults was called for and responded In
one of his telling efforts. Messrs. N. F..
Reynolds, q. w. Weeks, and j. w. Nc
Mullin sang ff glgraEEs 81 -i Gs-it2s
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HOGS-Receipts, 6910; active and
firm sales chiefly at COCA 65.
SHEEP-Receipts, 275 quiet and east
er; sales, avering so pounds, $50; lambs,
75@2 25 per head. -.
The weekly Oskaloosa herald. [volume] (Oskaloosa, Iowa) 1855-1885, 1872-08-15

EDS. HERALD have little joke on
friend WEIGH that is too good TO be lost.
While travelling in this county not long
since on business, j called at farm house
to make some inquiries, and having an oc-
casicn to refer to an article in the HERALD
I asked the lady of the house if they took
the HERALD. Her husband not being in,
she said they did not, but said they took
an o skaloosa paper. Said i, "Whst one
the Evangelist ?" Not thinking that they
would be taking the Leader, for-I knew
what her husbands politics were. She
said, "No, sir, it is the Reform Leader. "
"Why," said 1, 81 thought your husband
was Republican p Eyes," says she,
"indeed he is" "That is not Republican
paper" "No, see it is not, we have not
been taking it long. was reading it the
other night. and discovered what twas,
and I said to my husband, 81 thought you
said this was Republican newspaper
"Well," says he, "the editor said it was"
My first thou ght was that if it, was neces-
sary to use deception to get those great
and glorious truths before the people, that
the Leader proclaims of the great reforma-
ton, when will the deception and corrup-
ton stop in that new party? I suppose
they would say when we get the control
of the government am afraid not.
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STONE FOR SALE,
at Samuel Collins quarry, AZ miles north.
west of Oskaloosa.
48w4 Rnv,r
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JUDGE Indy, in private communi-
cation, blows us up for saying that Jasper
county in the Judicial Convention should
have dropped him and the delegates scat
tered to their second choices, and asks why
that county any more than other counties.
We answer, first, because. Indy had the
lowest vote, except when the delegations
were playing. 1t standing Indy 16,
Blanchard II, Lacey 1917, McJunkin 2019s;
second, he never had any actual strength
except one vote outside his own delega-
ton, and beng already on the bench, it
appeared that if he had any undeveloped
strength it would have been apparent in
the course of 1852 ballots. 49,
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THE Hero Of the Wilderness -as' z--
in good style. The committee then report
ed the following Constitution. and By
Laws: lsyIJsET r-.st,S 10 a1TAm

r
We, the undersigned, together with such other
persons as may hereafter sign their names hereto
do hereby agree to unite In an organization the
objects of which are the maintenance and cup
port of the Constitution and Laws of the State
and Nation, and the earnest support of the prin-
ciples, platform and candidates of the National
Republican Party with the following specifca-
tions:
loosa Grant and Wilson Club.
g. The officers shall be President, two Vice
Presidents, a Recording Secretary, Assistant,
and Corresponding Secretaries, Treasurer and
an Executive Committee of five members: and q
Finance Committee of five members
the campaign. stt go
a, The duties OF the officers shall be such as gen.
orally devolve upon similar officers in like organi.
cations and such as the names of their offices in
dicates. ~ q
8. No amendments to these rules shallb be made
except at regular meeting.
q: The regular meetings of the Club shall be at
Union Hall. every Friday evening, but a regular
meeting may adjourn to meet at any other time
to call q meeting at any time and in the absence
of the President the Vice President shall be au-
thorized to call special meetings.
Also the following officers of the Club !:
M. It. WILLIAMS, President.
Il au ner-R 'RS Hsn1a Vice Presidents.
83 III. w. GLRAsoN, Recording Secretary.
III. HILLS, Corresponding Secretary.
JNo. A. HoFFMAN, Assistant Secretary.
DIR. GIBBS, Treasurer.
JAMES RUAs,
JOHN LARMER,
III. @. LEIGHTON, Executive Committee.
RoBr. KIseIoK,
II. Il. G. LORD, t
IF. w. MCCALL, 1
w. NJ. WELLS,
GEO. WEEKS, Finance Committee.
w. II. NEEDHAM, hf
Il. q. PHILLIPS,
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BLANK NOTES, neatly bound in SOS and
zoos, for sale at the HERALD office, If.
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- : ST UNE.
Excellent building stone is found on the
river also in other places in the township,
all of which will be found useful as the
county fills up and improvements are
added
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1872-02-08
The F avorite soap,
Manufactured by 3. REID, Wheeling, VIVA

/ claim that II cannot be excelled lst, In putI.
Y and quality; ID, In economy, because It d
nLm and hard as soon as made and will not shrink
when exposed 70 the atmosphere, like most
soaps do, II will therefore wash half rs much
more a. the soaps now In market nj the same
price; ", ForperioctiOn In washing YOn must
wash with pure, clean soap, or you cannot have
clean, white clothes. USe he FdpOriis Soap and
you Will have no moro trouble getting your
GlothSs white and faultless, aud guarantee Thai
ItWill mot inlure the skin or the most delicate
labrcs. 9Th, / claim for 1t an advantage 0yrf al
Others In that II will bear leaving In water lOF
OF 10 hours without injuring Il. Other soaps are
rendered useless by forgetting them In the lub
or basin after uslng. Please enquire oil your
grocer for the Favorite Soap, and you viii he
convinced that II Il the best.
,CAuTioN.-Each bar Is stamped "lIrtrS' and
Mechanics Fdrorth Soap, manufactured b. T.
Red. Wheeling, ", "a"
Manufactured and sold at Wholesale by
EDWARD REID,
Soap and Candle Manufacturer,
9lgzY Wheeling, ". Va
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DIR. DARWIN, TuE HEALER.-This celc.
bratcd physician offers II reward Of
$1,000 one thousand dollars for case Of
CATARRH, or any other disease of the
Nasal Organs or Throat that he cannot
cure; or in fact, any other disease that
the human family is liable to have pro.
vidcd, that it is not Of TOO long standing.
His remedies, in connection with Mag
netic treatment, work miracles. Office,
No. 80 Monroe street, Wheeling, until
further notice.
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FOUND DEAD.-Last evening, an old
gentleman named John Smith, who oecu-
pied a small house alone, on German
street, Centre Wheeling, was found dead
in his bed. He had for long time been
suffering with the asthma, but had been
able % follow hiSyOcasOn (psddllns small
wares, until but iefew days before his
death. lie was last seen alive, Tuesday,
and 1t Is supposed, died sometime during
the night OF that day, as he had been
dead several hours when discovered.
Once or twice yesterday q friend had
called to see him, but failing to gain
admittance finally concluded to pull
open tho door. Upon doing so, Mr.. s. was
discovered lying in bed, with tue clothes
carefully wrapped about him, death hav.
Ing evidently come TO him In . peaceful
form. No evidence oil struggling or suffer
Ing was perceptible. An inquest was sug'
gCsted, but We cannot say at the present
writing that ona was held. The deceased
was q quiet, modest, inoIlenslvc old gen
tieman. We are not aware that he had a
relative in this country. lie was o native
Of England we believe, and came to this
city many years ago. About q week since
he wrote out his religious belief, and, also
his will. What disposition lie made of his
property we have NO Information.