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The weekly Oskaloosa herald. [volume] (Oskaloosa, Iowa) 1855-1885, 1872-07-11
IA RHn0N Is ~ IVA -
MANSFIELD, OHIO.

The brilliant success Of these Inn
proved Grain.Savtng and Tfme.Savfng
Threshers is without parallel In the annals OF Farm
Machinery.
More than twice as many Were Were N. made Id,
by any other Threshing Machine concern IN the same
period OF its existence.
They went into every State from
Georgia. and met with their most marked sue.
cess in the very states, and even 10 the very
counties, sohere ase best Of the old ar ''endless
CANT Farm Machinery, leading the van in the number
purchased.
Largely increased earnings are re.
ported by Threshermen who have used, and great
saving of grain BY Farmers who have employed them.
They commanded a choice of jobs,
and usually from one h off cent to two cents per
Gmshel EXTRA above other Machines, and bad plenty
Of work long after other kinds were laid up" be-
cause they saved the Farmers grain from going
into the straw .pile; cleaned It &c for miiI.
Ing or market inspection, and worked easy
for their horses.
Their capacity Is remarkable, not
only in ordinary conditions OF Wheat, Oats, Rye and
BARLEY, but in wet and bad.conditionedg grain
their advantages are peculiar, as well as In limo.
thy and other light seeds.
In FLAX they are unriyaled, even
by expensive machines made on purpose for Flax and
nothing elsa g
ing and cleaning result from the admirable and
effective plan Of shaking the grain out
OF the straw, and great capacity Of the clean.
ling apparatus.
Their Ease OF Draft, Cheapness Of
Repairing Ease Of Manag emeut, etc. FROM their hav
Ing no Beaters, no Pickers. no Cuncds Gruin- Oar
risrs, no RaddNes, aud only about half as many
Belts Gear Wheels, Boceo, journals, Shts Put,eys,
etc. to CLOG, WEAR OUT, Asrz GRAIN, AND TO DRAFT,
or TO be kept IN REPAIR, as other kinds.
Every Thresh erman should hesitate
before investing 10 the old style Of Machines which
are going out Of date, because be can get them ON
long winded" TERMS or poor pay, or at little less
the poorest Is only abous y 70 one hundred dollars
while the difference in khe first Season'S earnings
,nav be several hundred dollars, to say nothing OF
the satisfaction Of running the best Its saLoeaess
after one two OK three seasons use.
Farmers, who EMPLOY, can decide,
II they choose, sodt kind Of Machines shall be used
In their neiohbOrhOods and should investigate their
merits II one kind will enough grain more than
another to pay the threshing bin they
should know L.
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Rouze, G. B. Boydstor, 81. ID. Gibson, a.
Hamrick, E. B. Ruckman, E, Fl. VOORHEES,.
G. Rhynsburger, l. p. Dixon, J. F. Bald
win, 1. A. Bonsel, G. K. Hart.-12 votes.
Monroe COunty.-A. j. Richie, Val
Mendel, Jas. Robb. j. Peacock, B. F. FL
bert. Jas. Haynes.-6 votes.
Mataska Coupty.-S. w. Lewis, G. III.
Baugh, David Hoffman, VIM. Boyer, P.
W. Phillips, j. Fl. Kiser, j. A. Young, j.
Kelly johnson, H. Tice, w. s. Kenworthy,
NJ Kinsman. A. 4. Young.-12.
WapeNo COatnty.-S. A. Swiggett, D.
Henshaw, j. II. Carver, w. 5. Coan, VIM.
McNett, T. P. Spillman, s. 4. Caldwell, NJ
L. Cooley, A. L. Chamberlin, ID. III. Mich
ael, L. T. Rupe, J. NJ. Fish.-12 votes.
The Committee on Resolutions offer the
following for the consideration of the Con-
vention:
WHEREAS, Great events are now transporting in
our country, demanding of each elector to be un-
equivocally committed to the right and the fea-
lures of the ques lions that We are called upon to
decide are purely American, upon which the ma
jority might harmonic without either forfeit
ing of our national honor, or committing our
ReSOtged, By the District Convention of the
Sixth Congressional District of the State of Iowa:
= LIST. That this Convention does heartily endorse
and approve OF the National Republican platform
and nominees adopted and selected at the Nation
al Convention which assembled at Philadelphia,
in June last; and for the election OF said nomi-
nees we cheertully pledge our united and hearty
support.
I'd. That we do hereby denounce the action of
the so-called Liberal Republican Convention
which assembled at Cincinnati, in May last, as
being composed of set of political tricksters,
whose real purpose is to place the Democratic
party in power, and whose success would be a
National calamity; and We pledge our united OPP
position to the ticket there nominated.
Sd. That there is but one true Republican par
ty' and that the effort to organize so-caled Lib
eral Republican party is but an attemptto 'steal
the livery of Heaven to serve the Devil in.
NJ II. JONES,
j. X. JOHNSON, Chm. Com.
Secretary.
On motion the resolutions were adopted
unanimously.
On motion the Convention proceeded to
ballot for candidate tor Congress, by coun-
ties
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The Baptist Festival on the evening of
the Fourth was a very pleasant affair, and
was success both financially and socially.
A good joke is told of a Mr. -, who
made mistake and went to the wrong
hall; paying fifty cents instead of fifteen,
and finding theatre instead of a festival
1t is said he very quietly withdrew.
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NOTICE.
Court,
ATE OF IOWA.

Mahasia County County tss. July Term, 1872.
Peter K. Mott, Elizabeth A. Mott. lydia A
Ruan, James Ruan, vs. The unknown widow and
the unknown minor heirs and children of Free.
man w. Mott, deceased. 0e
TO zach OF the above named defendants:
You are hereby notified that there ia now nm
hle In the office OF the Clerk of the Circuit Court
In and for Mahaska county, Iowa petition of the
plaintiffs, Better Il. Mott, Elizabeth a. Mett.
Lydia A. Ruan and James Ruan, demanding thai
prrtition be made among the heirs OF Henry C.
Mott, late OF said county, deceased OF the follow
Ing described real estate, situate and lying in Ma
harka county, Iowa, to-wit:
Out lot No. eight, (S) In Oskaloosa. Iowa, old
plat, except the following described portion
thereof, to wit: One hundred and twenty (I2O)
feet square In the south. west corner of said ont
lot eight (s). That said petition alleges that you
altogether and by represen tation heirs OF Free
man w. Mott, deceased are entitee to the undi-
vided one eighth OF said real estate that the
mode of devolution thereof 10 by inheritrnce
nom said Freeman w. Mott, who was an heir AT
law of said Henry q. Mott.
You are further notified that unless Won ANNA,
thereto and defend before noon Of the second "A v
Of the next term Of said Circuit Court 10 he Neon
and held In and for said county, ON the thrd xon.
day OF september, A. ID. 1874 your defanIt will Ia
entered and partition OF said real estate be mrds
and other relief be granted a. prayed for in said
petition. 'A'~
49,. LAFFERTY q JOHNSON,
4aWo Pltdrs Attys.
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Communicating to the great demand
upon our editorial time, in consequence of
the Conventions held in our city,-the
Congressional on Tuesday, and Judicial on
Wednesday, attendance on and preparation
of reports of, we have not been able to
give our usual attention to our local col
umns.
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INTERESTING READING MATTER.

CAuTIoN.-Every genuine box ofDr MoLANE's
LIVER PILLS bears the signature of FLEMING Bros.
Pittsburgh, Pa, and their private U. s. stamp
sB-"Take no other" The market is full of imi-
tations. 1t is the popular verdict that people who
have been accustomed to the OF bitters or COR
dials are obliged, eventually, to resort to Nc
Lanes Liver Pills for permanent rellef. n30m6
HOPE Told FLArTERING TALE. But never an
ticipated so divine preparation for the toilet,
as that delightful preparation ''Sozodont." SO
cool and refreshing. agreeable to the mouth and
teeth, hardens and invigorates the gums, gives
pure and healthy tone to the breath, cleanses,
beauties and preserves the teeth, and arrests
decay.
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ANNOUNCEMENTS.

EDS HERALD Please announce the name OF
L. j. MOSHER, OF Prairie Tp., AZ a candidate Il r
Recorder of Mahaska county subject 10 the de-
cisiOn of the Primary Election. Mr.. Mosher L. q
wounded soldier and well qualified for the posi-
ton. MANY FRIENDS.
Please announce Ii. p. WEAVER, as q cane idate
for County Recorder, subject to the Republican
Primary Election.
Please announce WILLIAM X. COWAN AZ can
didatc for the Office of County Recorder, subject
tOthe Republican Primary Election.
EDS. HERALD.-Announce the name of RICH
ARD DUMONT, az a candidate for the office of
County Recorder, subject to the decision OF the
Republican primary election.
EDS. HERALD.-Announce the name of JOHN
H. MILLER. a candidate for the office of County
Recorder, subject to the decision of the Republic
can Primary Election.
EDS. HERALD,-Announce the name Of HAM
DUKE, as a candidate for the office of County
Recorder, subject to the decision Of the Republi-
can primary election.
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MAHASKA COUNTY AGRICULTURAL
SOCIETY,

There will be meeting of the Board of
Directors of the Mahaska County Agricul-
tural Society held at the Fair Grounds on
Saturday, July Goth, 1872, at O'Clock, p.
III. All members are requested to be pres
ent. F. L. DOWNING, Pres.
J Fl GREEN Sec'V
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LIBRARY.-Tbe Executive Board and
The canVassing committee OF the Oskaloosa
Library Association, will meet this Thurs
day evening, at the residence of Geo. w =.
However. The blanks are all ready for the
canVassers, and it is desirable that all the
Executive Board and canvassing commit
Tee be present at ~ o'clock. By order OF
President.
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RUNAwAY.-On Monday evening last as
the team of Mr. Ben. Sparks, was standing
near the Bashaw livery barn, it took no.
ton to leave, and leave it did. Starting
quickly, it ran up Washington street into
the entrance Of Dou glass s. Watts hard
ware store, but receiving blow from a
chair in the hands of Mr.. Douglass, itturn-
ed and went pell nell up the side walk on
High street, as far as Madison & Bros gro
Gerry, where it again turned into the street
and went on its headlong course. Strange
to say, no one was hurt, the sidewalk being
for the moment clear. Had they come in
a direct line toward the door Of the hard
ware store, no power could have kept them
out. AS it was, they broke portion of
the glass front, and created quite a sensa-
ton among those who happened to be in
the neighborhood.
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THE COUNTY IN WHICH weLvE

Under this head we propose to devote
considerable space each week to various
parts of the county. Our representative
will visit separately the different towns
and townships and gather up its news,
notice its prospects. business, politics, in
terests, crops, etc, etc.
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osKALoosA PRODUCE MARKET.

CHICAGO GENERAL MARKET.
CHICAGO, JulyS.
FLOUR-Spring extras at 50a7 90
white winter extra at 10 %.
WHEAT-In good speculative demand
at la1H higher No. spring sold at 26a
1 %; No. 2 opened at 221a, advanced to
26, declined to 2211a, closed firm at %
for cash or July 172s for August No.
and rejected dull and nominal.
CORN-Active but weak and easier ;
regular No. 2 sold at 391Sa4O1S, closing,
buyers. at 36ss, 3s4a4O4 for July Az
for August strictly fresh at 40 !: rejected
at 361s.
OATS-No. sold at 265sa2s. closed at
264 rejected at 24a5.
R&E-Sold at 55a551S.
BARLEY-No. 2 at 47a55 No. 3 at 43
a45.
FREIGHTS-Firm and steady at 8 for
corn to Buffalo
CHICAGO LIVE STOCK.
CHICAGO, July 8.
CATTLE-Receipts 433 dull and
weak at 3 OOa3 20 for Texan steers S5a
37L for fair to good cows 6 121ka6 20
for choice to smooth steers.
HOGS-Receipts 1915. active and firm
A. 2 8)a415
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VAL MENDAI., of the Alba Union, was
one of the editorial excursionists. On his
return home he received "a welcome sur
prise" from large number of the citizens
of Abba who called at his house in the
evening, with refreshments, etc, for good
social time.
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ID. a. HURST, NJ. D., FTeSt
w. E. CHAMBERLAIN, NJ. D., Secy,


The Register in speaking of the suit
against the D. V. road, says THE trus-
tees of the second mortgage on the Des
MOines Valley railroad have dismissed the
suit in the Circuit Court of the United
States Tor this State and commenced new
suit in the Circuit Court of Polk county,
Iowa. 1t is said that this change of base
was made because the federal court could
not get jurisdiction of some of the parties
who were deemed necessary to the pro-
ceeding. The new suit is brought by John
Fyffe, Esq, of Keokuk, and WithrOw,
Catch and Wright, of Des Moines, for the
derstood that Strong s. Springer, of Bur-
lington, will represent the railroad COM
pany-Grant & Smith, of Davenport, the
first mortgage bond holders-Nourse &
Navigation and Railroad Company and
the holders of certain mechanics liens, and
Gilmore & Anderson, of Keokuk, some of
the judgment creditors. The first mort
$2,500,O00; their second mortgage bonds
to nearly 81 900, OOO the mechanics lien to
about $50, 900, and the other claims we
know not how much. The property con.
sists principally in about two hundred AMI
fifty miles of railroad extending from Keo-
kuk by way of Des Moines to Fort Dodge,
and several hundred thousand acres of land
granted by Congress and the State to aid
in the construction of the road There are
twenty-three defendants named in the no.
tice, and these, with the force Of lawyers
employed, may increase as the trial pro-
crosses. The first engagement OF the cam
paign will be at the September term of
Judge Mitchells Court, unless somebody
grows impatient and brings on fight in
vacation"
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l. o. o. FAT regular meeting of
Commercial Lodge, No. 1913, |. o. o. F.,
held June 26, the following officers were
elected for the ensuing term Charles A.
Beardsley, W. G. S. Baldauf, " G.; Geo.
w. Rause, Sec'y III. J. Luck, Treas.
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a Register letter from Bedford, dated
June 30, says: Crops look well-wheat
never looked better. There are some
chinch bugs in it, though they are not
hurting it much at present, and i; is tho't
Corn looks well, though smaller than it
should be at this time"
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AT 4th of July celebration at Mitchell
Vllie' the Masons, with appropriate cere-
monies, laid the corner. stone of new hall.
The Des Moines Republican says: Zion.
Thos. Ballinger was called out to respond
to 1.-The Masonic Fraternity" which he
did in style peculiar to himself. lie was
greeted with hearty cheers as he retired
from the stage"
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Well Digging.

I say to the citizens OF Oskaloosa, and farmers
Of Mahaska county, that want wells dug or clean
ed, or Old wells sunk deeper, that You will save
money by employing me, l can sink through
quicksand. blast through rock or slate, in or out
the ground will furnish In the Incorporated
limits Of the city, good well brick, dig and wall
lar per foot will furnish as good pumps a.
there IL to be found in the market az as low rates
as they be sold. All orders lef. at j. H. Greens
ed to. HENRY NEWTON. 43-em
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MARION COUNTY.-Sperry found Gree,
ley chicken in his county, with three
wings and four legs-its dead. "A boy
named Cox, 16years old, had his thigh
broken and was otherwise considerably
bruised by being thrown from his horse.
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The Indanola Journal says: 1.-THE Fair
of the Mahaska County Agricultural Soci.
ETY. will be held at Oskaloosa, Aug. eth.
2Sth, Goth and Both. So we learn from a
splendid printed list, bearing the Herald's
sign manual"
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NoT1cE.-The committees appointed on
Camp Meeting are hereby invited to meet
in Granville, July 90, at 2 O'clock p. m, at
the M. E. church, to determine where and
when to hold a camp meeting.
A MrEJINToCK
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E. d. GLAZE is turning out some nice
work AT his marble shop on Main street.
Rad his adv, and call in person to see
what he can do.
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Harvesting has just commenced, and re-
member you can get the largest assortment
Of Groceries Provisions, best set Queens.
ware, Glassware etc, at the lowest bottom
figure at
44w1. 81 DUTToN & Co.'S.
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a man named ioar % years old, was
III. 2S,h nit
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Needham s. Wolff will be obliged to you
if you will bring their ice cream buckets
home

In the Register Supreme Court Reports
we find the following:
Smothers We Hanks, appellant; from Mahaska
county reversed opinion by Cole, j.; Beck, c.
j., dissenting.
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DR.. p. ]. Ellsworth, Dentist, ofthis city.
is absent this week attending the Stale
Dental Association at Des Moines.
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The Sunday Schools at their pic mic on
the 4th had splendid time, and during the
time we were present, thought every one
was having good time The grove was
beautiful, the weather all that could be
DESIRED refreshments in abundance, the
crowd OF course, pleasant and agreeable,
ana there was no reason why one person
should go away feeling aught but pleasure
At the manner in which the National holi.
day was celebrated. Our Quaker friend,
had splendid time at their pic mic nea
Spring Greek Meeting House. as they al
ways do when gathered together.
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Rea he announcement of II. z. WEAV-
FIR (Poor Farm Superintendent candidate
ior County Recorder.
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The Register says: A.C. Sharpe, OF
OskalOosa, at the late West Point exam
inatinn, stood first in the class of one hun
dred and eleven. A sharp Iowa boy"
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Messrs. Craig & Moore have removed
their barbering establishment to High
street, where they have opened in fine
style. See their notice of Removal"
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TOMATOES n. p. Weaver, Poor Farm
Superintendent. presented us with some
fine Trophy tomatoes of this years raising
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DEATHS

JONES,-On the 9Th of June, at 12h O'Clock
m: near Mt Vernon, Ohio, Mrs. K. A. JONES,
wife OF elW. Jones, of OskalOosa Tp., Ma
haska Co.
CRANE.-Died in West Des Moines TIP. Ma
haska Co. on the morning OF July lat 1874, after
brief illness of 80 hours or over Mrs. Crane wife
OF Mr.. Jacob Crane, aged near 81 years. They
had lived in wedlock fifty years, lacking 81 days,
they were members OF the Baptist church, and
quiet citizens.
Reform Leader please copY.-Taylor
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The game of ball at Keokuk on the 4th,
between the Western" and the Ottumwa
club resulted in favor of the former by
score Of 80 to 80.
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Geo. w. Sewers of Winterset, CATS
George") is talked of as a candidate for
Congress on the Democratic Liberal Gree
ley-Root-hog-or Die, ticket. Hard up for
timber
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STRAYED OR CONVERSATIONAL large ye,.
low cow. The top of her left ear is cut off.
Information leading to her recovery will
be rewarded w. w. WALLACE,
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RUNNING.

The Union Bakery is running a bread
and ice wagon daily to all parts of the
city, Delivers ice cream by the quart or
gallon, put down in ice. If you want a
pleasant retreat for yourself and lady, call
at the Union Bakery, where we have two
parlors for the reception of the public, and
get Ice Cream Lemonade, and Soda Wa
ter in its purity.
42w2 j. s. MCMILLAN.
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TERRY MAYS is putting up one of the
incest brick dwellings we know of, on his
place one-half mile south of town.
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Read the announcement of W. r. CowAN,
who IS candidate for the Republican nom-
ination for County Recorder.
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FARM FOR SALE.

offer for sale my farm OF 40 acres in
White Oak township, four miles northwest OF
Fremont and nine miles south east OF Oskaloosa
Eighty acres ander plow, balance timber pasture
ali being fenced. -, Go1a frame house with three
good wells, etc. Terms easy-full particn.
lars oy applying to JoHN r. NORRIS.
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FROM HIGHLAND TOWNSHIP.

HIGHLAND, July, 9th, ".
EDS. HERALD The celebration of our
national birthday passed eff finely in this
township, there being splendid affair at
Peoria, representing several Sabbath
Schools and addressed by Liston Nc.
Millen, of which address every one speaks
in high terms. Also at Granville, q reg
ular old sock dolager roasted OK, and all
those nice delicacies that Richards daugh-
tiers know so well to tickle the appetite
a splendid Grafton from the Hon. VIM.
Loughridge, Mr.. Kenworthy, Rev. Prath-
er and others, Interspersed with martial
music A sad accident occurred by the ex-
plosi IN of five pounds of powder in firing
off anvils, which badly burned three young
men, and sadly marred the termination of
so glorious time. The sufferers are all
doing we'll under the skillful treatment of
DR.. J. T. Smith Yours for the Fourth of
July. BARNEY McGINNIs
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HAM. DUKES announcement as csndi-
date for County Recorder will be found
elsewhere.
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ESTRAY MARE.

Taken up by Daniel Beard at his residence lin
Harrison Tp., Mahaska county, Iowa. on the 4th
day of June, 1872. one black mare, IA hands high.
Supposed to be Is years old large star in fore
head, and one on the nose in the shape OF dia-
mond very thin in condition badly string halt
in both hind legs. Appraised at fifteen dollars,
before r. 4. Patrick, j. r.
C.P. sEARLE, Clerk