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The Daily state journal. [volume] (Alexandria, Va.) 1868-1874, 1872-09-28

OFFtcE OF CITY SUPERINTENDENT OF SCHOOLS,
1901 CLAY STREET,
RICHMOND, VA, September 81, 1872.
THE PUBLIC SCHOOLS WILL BE
L opened on TUESDAY, October LIST, at 9 A.
ID: The following are The locations of the
WHITE SCHOOLS.
First District
MADISON SCHOOLS,
corner of Cary and Madison streets
This building will not be ready for occupancy
On October LIST Until the completion Of the
building the schools will be located rs follows !:
Four Schools,
Cherry street near Holly wood
Two Schools,
Grace street between Second and Third
Two Schools,
corner First and Main streets
Application should be made to Mr.. +. w.
GONE, Principal, who may be found corner
Fret and Main streets.
Second District.
LEIGH SCHOOL,
corner First and Leigh streets
BROOK AVENUE SCHOOL.
conner Brook Avenue and Clay street.
CLAY SCHOOL,
Clay street between First and Foushee
Third District.
CENTRAL SCHOOL,
corner Twelfth and Clay streets
BELL ISLE SCHOOL,
Bell Isle.
Fourth District
BETHEL SCHOOL,
Twentieth street, between Main and Cary.
Fifth District
BELLEVUE SCHOOL,
corner TwentySecond and Broad streets.
MASONIC HALL SCHOOL
Twenty 18th street, between M and N
Sirth Distries
NICHOLSON SCHOOL,
Nicholson street, Rockets
HIGH SCHOOL,
Broad, between Ninth and Tenth streets
CoLoRED SCHOOLS:
First District
BAKER SCHOOL,
corner Baker and st. Paul streets.
Second Distriet
NAVY-HILL SCHOOL,
corner Sixth and Duyal streets.
TWELFTH AND LEIGH-STREET SCHOOLS
corner Twelfth and Leigh streets.
Third District.
VALLEY SCHOOL
corner Fourteenth and Marshall streets.
NEW-STREET SCHOOL,
New street
SPRINGFIELD-HALL SCHOOL
corner Twenty sixth and M streets.
Old scholars will be permitted to return to the
school which they attended during the past
session.
Neio scholars will be required TO attend school
In the district in which they reside.
Old scholars will have precedence until IL M.
TAXES.
"No pupil shall be received into any public
school whose father If he be alive and resident
within the city, and not u pauper, shall not have
paid the State and city capiation taxes in aid of
public free schools last assessed on him.
The State tar can be paid ut the office of the
Commissioner of the Revenue. No. Eleventh
street, between Main and Bank.
The city tax can be paid at the Office OF the
CITY Collector, In the City Hall.
J. H. BfHFORD.
re 27-3t Superintendent of Schools.
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AUCTION SALES.


OCTOBER lar.
r. l.. RAGLAND, assignee, will sell on the
premises, at IL o'clock M, October lst., val
liable tract Of land, with improvements, stu
ated In Halifax county.
ocToBBa Il.
r. G. MONCURE and j. NJ. WYATT, as
signess, will sell on the I4th of October next,
atBowllng Green, Caroline county, two large
tracts Of land with improvements, situated
In that county.
OCTOBER Is
Z. u. EACHO, auctieneer, will sell fol- ]. A. Ign.
ham and X. M. Mayo. assgnees, at ~ NJ,
Oct. 18th, In front of the u. s. custom house,
the valuable real estate of Wiloughby New
ton, situated In Hanover and Westmoreland
counties.
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Loousr DALI, MADISON CouSrr, Va.

We have been using u Wilcox & Gibbs Machine
for three years, doing all the sewing for a large
family. 1t has given perfect satisfaction in every
respect The work done on it is no more liable to
rip than work done by hand with the same care.
We have examined many other kinds of ma
chimes and their work, and have no hesitation in
| saving we consider the Wilcox Gibbs decidedly
| superior to any them. LUCY H. GORDON.
| ~" ELLA J. WILLIS.
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OFFICIAL.
N ORDINANCE rO FORBID SECULAR
"A LABOR ON THE SABBATH.

"A LABOR ON The SABBATH.
Passed September 9tn. lS72
l. Be ii srtiaiaed By the Coaacit OF the city GS
Richmond, That if any person on Sabbath
day, be found laboring at any trade or calling, or
ployees, In labor Or other business, except in
household or other work of neces sity or charity,
ne shall forfeit dollars foo each offence every
day an apprentice or other employee Is so en-
ployed constituting distinct offence.
a. No forfeiture shall be incurred under the
preceding section for the transportation on Sun
day Of the mail or of passengers and their bag
gage and the said forfeiture hall not be incur
red by any person who conscientiously believes
that the seventh day of the week ought TO be OBJ
served as a Sabbath, and actually refrains from
all secular business and labor on that day Pro-
rided he does not comp an apprentice, or other
employee, not of his belief. TO do secular work
on Sunday, and does not on that daydisturb any
5. This ordinance shall be in force on and af-
ter the first day of October next
EC. HOWARD,
sc 24-5t City CLERK.
An ORDINANCE PRESCRIBING THE
"A FoRFEITURE OF OFFICE BY CoNyIC,
PURCHASE, sc.
n l. Be 1t ordained BY the Council Of the CdY Q,
Richmond, That any person holding any Office or
post Of profit, trust, or emolnment, TO which he
NAV have been elected under the City Charter
by the Council or otherwise, or appointed by any
committee thereof, who may be sentenced for
felony by-any court of this State or of the United
States, shall, by such sentence, forfeit his post,
and be thencetorth incapable of acting therein
under his previous election or appointment. And
though pardon be afterwards grant ted him, sucl
pardon shall not avoid the forfeiture.
2. hat If any such post, or the deputation
thereof, either in whole or in part, shall be sold
or let to farm contracted to be sold or let to
farm, by any person holding or expecting to hold
the same, such person and the person who may
buy or take to farm, or contract TO buy or take
to farm, shall, each of them, be forever disabled
from holding tuch post or deputation.
Published by authority.
f. @. HOWARD,
sc EAST City Clerk.
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The Fair Trial Concluded.

San Francisco, Sept. 27.--The trial Of
Mrs. Laura Fair is concluded. There was
an immense crowd assembled to hear the
closing argument. The jury have the case
and are now out.
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Andy johnson wants to be wrapped
10 the American flag when be dies. Pro-
badly nobody will object.
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pes-AIlen, 1916 Main street. has as Tine an
sortment OF Hats, Caps and Canes as can be
found in the city.
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have long desired a Wilcox Il Gibbs Ma
chine We have a doube-thread machine, but
cannot manage IT, propose to exchange for one
of yours. Nj. u. GARTER.
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sTAlleu's SILK Hats can't be beat.

Rs-Goto \. A. Aliea's. 1916 Main street, md
get one of those fine silk Hats, just received.
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PERsoNAL.-Genera Wade Hampton
of South Carolina, was in. the city yestes,
day.
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agMen and Boys, one aud all, give Allen,
the Halter call.
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New York Markets by telegraph.

Eew io,'h, Sept 3s--Cotton steady, sales, 1904
bales nplands 1874; Orleans l9A. Flour steady
Wheat Il shade firiner. Corn very firm. Pori.
steady $l+ lGala To- Lard dull steam sAasgs
Turpentine firm W. Ros!n steady 81 50aSI 90.
Freights firm.
Financial.
Resn FORK, Sept. 2S--Stocks firm Gold
steady at lisa Money firmsI at 7. Exchange
long ~ short, s&. Governments, quiet. State
bonds firm,
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n z wuLPAY FOR 6 COPIES OF THE
SO WEEKLY STATE JOURNAL until ist
january, lNk
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''Strnightoat' Nominations.
Detroit, Mich. Sept. 2S.-The "Straighs-
outs" have full ticket for State officers.
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ADJUSTMENTS.
DICHMOND THEATRE.


ID ICHMOND THEATRE.
SATURDAY, September 2sth,
GRAND MATINEE AT TWO O'CLOCK,
on RS.
THIS EVENING,
TICKET-OF.LEAvEMA
MONDAY, September s0th, first appearance
in many years of the great tragic actress Miss
JEAN H0SMER, rs ELIZABETH"
Sc 2S-lt
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Democrats of every station
Let us take an observation
Of our old organization,
Which has had our veneration,
For il needs resuscitatiou
To prevent annihilation,
And a speedy restoration
OF our powers of respiratio
For our often verberation,
Which, by constant irritation.
Has produced vescication.
Which has grown to liberation,
And by constant suppuration.
May result In sphacelation,
And 1t needs cauterixation,
To prevent modification,
And our speedy inhumat!oR,
This needs no yeriflcation.
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EDUCATIONAL.

OFFICE OF CITY SUPERINTENDENT OF SCHOOLS !
1901 CLAY STREET,
RIcHxoSD, VA, September 81, 1872. }
THE PUBLIC SCHOOLS WILL BE
opened on TUESDAY, October LIST, at A
ID. The following are the locations of The
s}hools
The weekly Oskaloosa herald. [volume] (Oskaloosa, Iowa) 1855-1885, 1872-08-22
Married.

NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. Years
eve, at the residence of J. III. Wroughton ry
Rev. a. ]. Furman, Mr.. LOUIS THRELDKELD
and Miss ANNA ROWLAND, both of this city.
The HERALD adds its congratulations to
those of hosts of friends, and its first wish is
that Louisa" may live % enjoy many happy
New Years with his excellent wife. May their
only troubles be little ones.
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES the resi-
dence of the brides father. Mayor j a. IIendcr-
ton, on Tuesday evening Dccemqer %, 1877, by
Rev. w. C. Williamson, MIR. CLARENCE NJ. BUCK
ANAN, of Chicago, and Miss AGGIE l.. HEHDER-
SON, of this city.
The bride is a sister OF Mrs. VIM. Burnside,
| and has often visited our city, and has many
| warm friends here. Our best wishes follow
her.
VOTAW.- MCFALL.-Dcc. 26 1877. by Rev.
Geo. Mutton, DANIEL. S. NOTAw and Miss CLARA
L. MCCALL, all of Cedar TIP, Mahaska county.
Iowa.
Happy, happy young couple. May the heart
| throbs be warmer and warmer for each other as
the years so by, is the wish of your friends OF
the HERALD.
URNER.-BROWN.-A the residence OF
Mr.. Frank Baughman, Jan. !, by Rev. w. III. III
Pillsbury. Mr.. JAMES l.. TURNER, Illinois Grove
andlMiss REBECCA }. BROWN of Nevada, Iowr;
FINWICK.- the same, Dec. 90
Mr.. JAMES FINwICK and Miss MARY ALGOoD
both of this city.
| D.-HILDRETH.-On the 25th day
f December 1877, athe residence of the brides
| uncle, the Rev. Thomas Ballinger, Mr.. J. s.
OUTLAND, formerly of GAINESVILLE, o., and Miss
ALLIE V. HILDRETH, of Clinton, ILL.,, the Rev
| Thomas Ballinger officiating.
| Mr.. Outland is one of the best teachers in the
county, and we congratulate him on his happy
doubling up.
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New Years Callers

The following is the list, 50 far as W
can learn, of those who made calls %
New Years Day:
Henry Moss, Ralph O'Iara.
J. G. Ballard, w c. Hale, T. G. Palmer
F. w. Loring
Harry Howard, j. Wilmer Smith, Chas
E. Monroe, G. w. Jones.
Morris L. Levi, Brooks +. Becbe, L. ID
Indy, John Hall.
VIII r. Hawkins, Will il. Kalhach, Jas
B. Brewster. Harry w Jackson.
Perry E. Clark.
Rev. J. f. Snowdca, S. j. Dutton, J. Il
McCurdy, NJ B. Bristol, F w. Mccall
Taylor Kalbach, JIG. Fletcher, Chas
Huber, ]. NJ. Mitchell.
Dwight F. Downing.
3. F. Hostetter.
j. F. Roman.
Tx. Brewster, c. p Searlc, c. T. Viii
lard, j. w. McMullln, G. w. Weeks.
Will II. Lacey, DIR. ]. G. Barringer.
Liston McMillcn, Judge Loughridge
ILL., Spencer, A. p. Spencer, Rev. w
II. II. Pillsbury, w. A. Indy
G.. w. Hale, F. L. Downing, John A.
Kalbach, John A. Hoffman.
Judge II. S. Winslow, Dr. H. f.
Hunter, M. E.Cutts.
HERALD Office boys:-Mcdlcy, 'Dutchy'
and Jack
Samuel Baldauf, Walter l.. Davis.
II. S. Snodgrass.
ID. A. Hoffman, III. r. Trask, f. E.
Tucker, M. Il. Williams, d. w. Loring.
Uriah Ballard.
W. G. Perdue, r. G. Forgrave, W. IL.
Wray.
Otto Malcolm, Seymour Street, Bert Ly~
man.
Ed Nugent, Frank Pike, I'd Hopes.
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The Largest stock of Ssddlery goods in
the west to be retailed at wholesale :prices
for the next GO days. Saddles, Har'
ness, Trunks, Satchels, Robes, Blankets,
&c. Is West High street.
LII. HULL, Proprietor.
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follows andy Johnson's
Swinging around the
be east. i lie will make as
hdy did out of il.
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pay no bill of any kind contracted by
Jennie G. Mendenhall on and after the
publication of this
Il. f. MENDENIIALL.
Oskaloosa, Jan. 3, 1878. IS
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'mocratic roughs of Lex
r, broke up a Republican
Gently by throwing eggs,
ks, etc. The true South
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| p. Banks is shaking
} Dick Tia ylor across the
SIN. Dick is one of Banks
He folio we'd him-right
pm Grand Encore to the
River
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Applications for loans on farms received
at eight per cent interest for sums of $500
and upwards. Under $500 at ten per cent.
Also loans made on town realty. Prompt
attention given to applicants.
39tf ELISHA Cook,
At Office of HOLE & HILLS
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Don't buy one cent worth of goods until
you have pricedS. J. Dutton & Co.'S goods.
Remember the place under City Hall.
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Mori, tn Q murderer of
I Muscatine, has become
|een transferred from the
to the Insane Asylum.
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Rck Orr was re-nominated
Pss in the 9th District on
= acclamation.
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hb-Al ll1b ~ ALL cIIAh'CAN''
A good book is scasonable at all times,
and at the rates we now sell them, all can
afford to enjoy the pleasure of reading a
new book. We have a large stock of all
kinds of Miscellaneous Books, Standard
works, etc., which are so cheap you will
be surprised. Call and examine our
stock BEEcHLER Bros.
South side of square.
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The books and accounts of the firm of
Rice & HineslcY are now in my hands for
collection. and propose to collect them
Immediately. IT, you are interested, better
you come and settle right away.
Is G.. III. BAUGH.
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DISSOLUTION

The firm of Gibbs Bros, is this day dis
solved by mutua, consent. E. II. Gibbs
will be found at the residence of Mrs.
John White. E. III. GIBBs.
|. M. GIBBS.
Oskaloosa, Iowa, Dec. 18th, 1877 l6
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CANNED GOODS

All those knowing themselves indebted
to II. w. Clifford are requested to come at
once and settle by cash or note.
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Now as you have in your city FIRST
| CLASS SHAVING AND HAIR DRESS
| ING PAlLOR, SECOND to none in the
Stale, where finer work is done than ever
before in the city, having FOUR PAT
ENT CHAIRS run by FIRST CLASS
WORKMEN Conducted in FIRST CLASS
STYLE, where everything is kept neat
and clean. You that call yourselves the
FIRST CLASS MEN of the city, why
PASS IT By and go to Il SECOND HAND
SHOP to get your work done, that cannot
compare with the TONSORIAL PALACE
southeast corner of square.
Still there are few that have failed to
GO SEE HOW NEATLY WORK is
DONE at the
: TONSORIAL PALACE
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J. b. CruZen has retired from the
grocery business and he requests each and
every person that owes him cent to call
and settle Immediately by cash or note at
his old place OF business 1Sw3
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A Cameo ring, with brown and whit
set. Leave at this office.
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The Abba Union, speaking OF "Choral
Union Concert" given by Prof. Waugh,
closes lengthy complimentary notice as
follows:
IAN agreeable surprise was afforded the audi
ence by the presence and contributions to the
entertainments of Mrs. Logan and Mrs. Weeks,
two of Oskaloosa's most accomplished vocalists,
who kindly complied with the request of the
association to be present and assist In the con-
cert. Their sweet songs added not a little to the
pleasure of the audience and were highly apprc-
ciated"
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tier named Scanal, liv-
le Point, Dubuque Co.,
down and robbed on
BIT while going home.
b was cut in his head,
q precarious condition.
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All persons having accounts with G. HUI
Der & Bro, will please call and settle at
once by cash or note, as our books must
be closed this month. Is
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IOWA NEWS.

IS old apple woman
ne, will sell apples no
3 was too much for her
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from Scott county was
lay, if he was q Greeley
Piled +: 81 was at first,
that the men where l
ID to go on frolics when.
8 were successful were
+ Greeley, and l won't
+ party. / shall vote
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Why suffer with the cold when you can
buy Furs at the City Hat Store for so cts.
on the dollar. Is
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To ALL INTERESTED

For choice Candies, Fruits, Cigars, etc,
go to Vernon's Candy Factory.
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FOR SALE

have money to loan on City or Farm
property. o. {. e. PHILLIPS. 45tf
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sheet music, call at Whitaker & Cos. ANY
sheet music you want, not in stock, viii
be sent for and furnished in shortest pos
sible time.
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APPLES=APPLES.

We have large lot of choice apples,
which we are selling by the barrel, or in
smaller quantities to suit. Call and see
them SHAW " LoRING.
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MARTY

is still selling groceries on southeast cor
ner. CHEAPER than ever. Call and get
some of those
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The largest stock of Gloves in the city,
at City Hat Store and the lowest prices,
call there before you buy.
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JNARM FOR SALE OR TRADE.

| A No. forty-acre farm miles from town in
good neighborhood, convenient to school, mill,
| etc, with comfortable house, good cellar, good
old orchard in full bearing, good water for stock
and other purposes, good soil, shed stabling, &c,
For sale or time will trade for. first class cty
property. Enquire at this office. IL
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Meats lower than ever.

MONEY TO LOAN
at per cent interest and reasonable com
mission on city or farm property.
WILLIAMS & MCMILLBN,
Attys. at Law.
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lost

Pure Kanuck Maple Syrup at the Casl
Grocery.
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Two acres of desirable ground near city
limits. Chcapi and on easy tens.
Enquire of
10 BYRON V. SEWERS.
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NOTICE.

The best assortment of Hats and caps
at City Hat Store.
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Previous to our annual Inventory (Feb
1st,) all goods will be offered at greatly
reduced prices.
10 RATDAIJF 81 BROS
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Collars, Socks, Oils, Bay Rum, Soaps,
Tobacco and fine selection of cigars at
the TONSORIAL PALACE.
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buggy were stolen at
and two weeks after
found tied in the brush.
without food, except
d get within the length
pr two wee ks, and was
paggots, yet he was
soon be a BILE to take
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If he had only stopped to think when he
first spelled his name, he might have
changed the rest of it to l.. He has fine
harness and saddle emporium, on High
street, where you can find a general as
sortment. He is another jour who has
climbed the ladder by close application,
and learned to write his name ''proprie-
tor" He came here about dozen years
ago, worked for j. ID. Fletcher, and sue
ceeded him in the business. He employs
large force of hands i'm manufacture, and
has branch house at New Sharon, in
charge Of Mr.. Coppoc, who has a thriving
trade. Hull is a good business man, from
the ground up, and you can depend upon
his guaranty.
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in great quantity and of best qualities a
ii. Howard Sons.
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The Cash Grocery has the exclusive sale
of Samuel Bliss & Co.'S Tea, put up i'm lin.
en- packages of one pound each. Is
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Oriental Baking Powder soc 4 pound at
the Cash Grocery. Is
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Read II. w. Giflord's dun He says

IIV up.
Morris l.. Levi is on tour in Minneapo
lis, looking for cold weather.
CoURT.-John Wilson (n doc,orJ who
stole W. G.. pcrduc's mules. got IS months
in the penilcntiary.
The Roenspiess murder trial is going on
as we go to press.
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IF YOU WANT

at Whitaker & Co.'S Large assortment
Call and get one. Is
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A fine full Jcweled silver watch, silver
case, for 81, at Prices. All grades of FL
gin watches at the lowest figures. Is
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At IA ST

Al LADl.
The cold weather has come at last, and
YOU will need overShOes and warm goods
for the feet For the best go to
E. ". BEATTY.
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BLANK BOOKS,
WHITAKER & cos

all kinds of the very best makes. Cali ant
see them nj
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ADAPTED TO ALL SEASONS.

For Oysters by the dish or can go to
IS. VERNONS.
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GROCERIES.
SHAW & L0RING

In other days a grocery" meant dram
shop, and groceries" were sold at 1.-THE
store" but such is the case no longer, and
Oskaloosa boasts of some of the finest and
best arranged groceries in the land.
Among these we enumerate that of SHAW
& LoRING, the "corner grocery" on the
corner of High and Washington streets.
They have everything in the grocery and
provision line, sugars, coffees, teas, soaps,
candles, &C., &c, silver plated ware, cut
lery, queensware, glassware, &C., anything
you want, with careful, honest and atten.
tive statesmen to put them up. The firm
is composed of William II. Shaw, and Maj
F. ii. Loring, both well known.
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The finest stock of candy in he city nj
NERNDN'S