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The weekly Oskaloosa herald. [volume] (Oskaloosa, Iowa) 1855-1885, 1872-06-20
REFORM SCHOOL.

EDS HERALD.-I presume it is generally
known, that the Legislature of Iowa, at its
late session, passed law for the location
and erection of Reform School at some
suitable point in the State. AS the HERALD
of last week informed its readers, Commits.
sioners appointed for the purpose ofselect-
ing an eligible site for such an institution
were in this city few days since, with
view to its location here.
If am correctly informed, they regard
this the most desirable point, all things
considered, in the State for such struc-
ture and it only remains for the people of
the county to do their duty in order to in.
sure its location at this point, and thus add
to the material wealth of our city and
county.
This, in my judgment, is too good
thing to lose. for the sake of a compare
lively small sum OF money and if the
people OF the county let the opportunity
slip through their fingers, without 80 much
as making an effort to secure it, they GER
tainly will stand in their own light. We
cannot expect to secure these public favors
without rendering material aid as this is
now the way of the world. That the peo-
pie of the county have the pecuniary abiii-
ty to accomplish this, admits of no ques-
ton, and if they fail to do so will prove
recreant to individual and the public good.
If the men who have means, stand by and
expect others to do the work, as is too
much their custom, without sounding their
OWE pockets, 1t will fail of accomplish
ment, and they will be the culpable parties.
A thing so easy of accomplishment, and of
such intrinsic value to the people should
be secured within twenty-four hours, and
will be if all parties consult their best in
terests.
The people, as rule, are anxious for the
construction of railroads, (many of which
are of but little, if any, pecuniary benefit
to the regions through which they impe-
diately pass,) while this Reform School
would be of more actual benefit to the
county than any railroad. Its benefits,
morally and pecuniarily, would be of ines
Unable value; and If the golden moment
is permitted to pass unimproved, the PEG,
pie of the county will be wholly in fault,
and will deserve just what they will get
moral and pecuniary barrenness.
A few thousand dollars or a suitable
farm, of W hich we have hundreds, will Sc
cure permanent benefit to the county. l
cannot for a moment believe that the peo-
pie of the county will so far neglect their
own interests, as to let this opportunity
pass unimproyed, when small sum by
each man will accomplish it, What is done
la the premises must be done at once as
other towns stand ready to give all that is
required, and the work musts be accom-
plished Immediately. Fellow citizens, are
you going to let the opportunity to secure
good and valuable thing pasa unim.
proved ? ESQ, the responsibility is yours.
A. CONTRIBUTOR.
N. B. If time can be obtained, would it
not be a good thing If the County Commits
sioners, Feeling confident of their power
TO do so,) would submit the question to a
vote of the people Of the county? / feel
confident they would vote in favor or the
! enterprise. - 80 80
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ROLL OF HONOR, PRIMARY DEPART.
MENT HIGH SCHOOL BUILDING FOR THE
YEAR ENDING JUNE IA, 1872.
The names that are found in the follow
ing list are worthy of honorable mention
for their constancy and regularity in daily
attendance. Those who attend during ev-
cry day in the year, viz. 17S days are Liz
zie Hoffman, Ella Fitzgerald, Jamie Fitz-
gerald, Willie Weston and SIlas Mcclure.
The four first named were not tardy, the
last one was tardy but three times during
the year.
L. B. MOTT,
Teacher.
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PUBLIC Observation-Disclosures will be q
public installation of the officers of New
Sharon Lodge. No. 231, l. o. o. F., on
Monday evening, July 1st In connection
with the installation ceremonies, lecture
will be delivered by Rev. T. B. Kemp, Of
Oskaloosa. Exercises to be held in the nj.
Z. church. beginning at Z o'clock p. m.
After the exercises an ice cream and straw
berry festival will be given for the benefit
of the Lodge. A special train has been
engaged to leave Oskaloosa at 4:30 p, M,
and return at IL o'clock p. m. Fare for
the trip $1.00.
E +. r r. G Mooas, Com.
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BUCKEYE.

MARION CoUNTY-The barn of ]. FL.
James near Otley was struck by lightning
"A son of VIM. H. Hammond, few
days ago, led a COW to water with chain.
While the cow drank be laid the chain
down and held it with her foot. A sudden
jerk of the cows head caused the chain
hook to enter the boys foot some two in
ches, making q serious wound. On
Tuesday morning, while Mr. VIM. Hon.
mold was endeavoring to catch one of his
horses on the common, the animal kicked
him, the blow reaching his head, and
knocking him senseless. The Democrat
says the "Clipper" B. B. c., lost the Sec
ond game with the Garden Cities" of
Pella, by score of 10 to %. The first
game was won by the "clippers" 25 to PA
on the tenth inning. .Pleasantville has
two new churches, Christian, and Method
list. John Roop was watering his horses
at an open well, he gave the reins of one of
them to his little daughter, a child of six
years. In the process of watering, the
horse in charge of the little girl became
restless, and give jerk, threw the child
in the we'll. The fall from the top to the
bottom was twenty-five feet. After going
to the bottom she came up to the top OF
the water, and by hugging the wall, sue.
ceeded in keeping her head above water
until her father fastened down the wall,
and brought her safe out. The
house of A. B. Goldsberry was struck by
lightning and himself and daughter pros
trated by the shock !. On the Goth inst.
at Toledo. Ohio, s.. K. Bellamy of Knox
vile, was standing on the outer edge of q
side track of the railroad, watching the
operations on the road, and unperceived
by him, train came tearing along the
track upon which he was standing, at the
rate of twenty miles an hour. The cow.
catcher struck him, hurting him a great
distance from the track, breaking several
ribs, bruising his head, face and arms in
a shocking manner, and otherwise severely
injuring him. When picked up was en-
tirely insensible, and for long time he
was supposed TO be dead or beyond recov.
cry. Medical assistance was called. and
all possible care taken OF him. and on
Wednesday last he was able 10 rid home
where he is getting along first rate. E.
A. Large plowed up seven pole-cats, and q
neighbor four, killing all of them. might
Blooming Cereus" was at a discoun,
there.
The weekly Oskaloosa herald. [volume] (Oskaloosa, Iowa) 1855-1885, 1872-06-20
MEETING OF THE CONGRESSIONAL
COMMITTEE

AT a meeting of the Republican Congress
ional Committee, for the Sixth District of Iowa,
held at the Ballingall House, Ottumwa, Saturday,
juno 10, the committee was organized by calling
A. j. Richie ofMonroe county, to the chair. On
motion, Hon. John N. Dixon of Mahaska county
was chosen permanent Chairman of committee.
Upon motion IL was decided that the Congress
ionai Convention be called to meet in the city of
oskaloosa, on Tuesday, July 9th, 1872, to nom.
mate candidate for Congress in the Sixth Dis
trict of Iowa.
JOHN N DIXON Chairman
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HAVE 1T ALWAYS AT HAND.-Accidents will hap
pen in the beet regulated families, and for this
reason among many others, the Mustang Lini-
ment should find place in the cupboard of ev
cry househ old. In all the world there lie nothing
comparable to il an application Tor cuts, contn
sions, burns, spasms, and scalds, and when every
other preparation that medical ingenuity can
suggest has failed to afford relief in rheumatism
neuralgia, ore throat, glandular swellings, mus
cular contractions, cramps, toothache, &C., this
powerful an, I-infiamatOry and pain destroying
agent immed lately assuages the sufferers pain
and eventually accomplshes a radical cure
Probably there is not connoisseur in horsef esh-
or an amateur horseman in the land, who does
not know, either from personal observati on or re
ports that the Mustang Liniment is the supreme
remedy for all external diseases and injuries ofthe
horse.
The weekly Oskaloosa herald. [volume] (Oskaloosa, Iowa) 1855-1885, 1872-06-20

Josiah T. Young, our Monroe county
friend who aspires to be Iowa's next Sec
rotary of State, is quite popular, and will
go into the Convention with large vote
in his favor. He is No. man and de-
serves position.
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MORE ABOUT SEWING MACHINES.
Common Sense-Startling Disclosures
Read Carefully, it will astonish, prof
it, and crafty you.

The manufacturers and agents in the interest
of other SEWN g Machines, represent that the
AMERICAN SEWING MACHINE Ia of no account
That it will wear out in a short time and advise
persons desiring to purchase Sewing Machines to
"Buy any other Sewing Machine than an Ameri-
can" The reason they so falsely represent the
American But.onhole and Overeeaming Sewing
Machine, ia that their bread and butter depends
upon it, for wherever the American is introduced,
it's reputation lie established and the calling OF its
enemies ended. as people will buy no other Ma.
chine. The American Buttonhole, Overseaming
and Sewing Machine Company, with its immense
factories and large stores and wareroOms in Phil
adelphia, together with it's large capital employed
exclusively in the Sewing Machine interest can
not and dare not, make anything but the very
best quality of Sewing Machines. 1t has too much
money and interest at stake. No person
should entertain supposltion for moment that
the American Sewing Machine Company would
place upon the markets Sewing Machine that ia
not first class in every respect; knowing full we'll
that any other than first clsss machine would be
total failure and bring financial ruin to its stock
holders chagrin and modification to its officers
and great satisfaction to it's enemies and competi-
tors. Notwithstanding the unprecedented sue
cess and popularity of the American Sewing Ma
chine, there are still a few incredulOus people
easily influenced by the representations of a few
leading machines and relying on the merits of a
machine by the greatest number sold and if that
is true test the Wheeler q Wilson liz the second
best In the market and who will believe that p
net even the man himself that has the article in
the HERALD about Sewing Machines. People at
this time and age OF the world are not so easily
humbugged they read and think for themselves
Now in conclusion have only this to say: Be-
fore buyinga Sewing Machine, examine every
one IN the market and make hote of everything
that is said detrimental to the American Machine
then carefully examine tht American, and Grover
u Baker. Try them, tie at them thoroughly, COM
pare them to the representations made regarding
them by their enemies and you will be perfectly
satisfied that the American, and Grover & Baker
Sewing Machines are good, reliable first, class
machines, and You can save ten dollars by buying
either OF those machines.
VIM. billiard, Agent.
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JOHN N. DIXON, Chairman.
The MonteZuma PeD,,Nicn,a man say,

IHc 1I0uVO1u11Id ltePuOsztUV LIaH Says ::
1.-THE PLACE TO SToP.-Parties who have occa-
sion to visit our neighborng city, Oskaloosa, are
reminded that the place to stop at in that good
city lie the Madison House, on the east side of the
square, which is kept by that whole souled 'indi-
vidual, M. j. Palmer, Esq, who knows exactly
how to make his guests comfortable. His table Is
always supplied with the very best, served up in
the highest style of the art of cookery, accommo-
dating servants, and clean beds, all combined,
which makes this fayorite hotel SO popular with
the travelling public"
The weekly Oskaloosa herald. [volume] (Oskaloosa, Iowa) 1855-1885, 1872-06-20

The public schools of Cedar TIP. will
hold a union pic mic near Fremont on Fri
day, June 2sth. A general invitation to
teachers and friends of education is given
by the Board. The school pic mics of Ce-
dsrare noted for being first among the
very pleasant occasions of the kind in the
county.
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FREE LEcTuRE.-L. F. Cummings, Sin
spirational speaker" will speak at City
Hall, Friday evening, on Spiritual Philos-
ophy; or Immortality Demonstrated
He sometimes gives tests of spirit presence
but like st Paul speaks from the dictates of
the moment, and hence makes no promises.
The weekly Oskaloosa herald. [volume] (Oskaloosa, Iowa) 1855-1885, 1872-06-20

Resotoed That Chapter No. l44 Acts OF
the 18th General Assembly in regard to
retaining stock from stock from inning
at large be submitted to the qualified
electors OF Mahaska county, Iowa, at the
General Election in November, 1872.
Ordered That the Auditor be directed
to issue Warrants in favor of the several
members of the Board for their per diem
and milage during present session.
Adjourned sine die.
JAMES RUAN, j: X. WOODS,
Auditor. Chairman
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FIRE |! FIRE!

There will be meeting of the Fire
Company at the engine room on Thursday
evening, June 90, at s o'clock, which all
members are requested to attend.
BY order of the Engineer
.. B. F. THOMAS, Foreman.
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Alltnan & Taylor Maintaining c
MANSFIELD. OHIO

proved Grain-Saving and Time-Saving
Threshers Is without parallel in the annals OF Farm
Machinery.
and sold last year before made and sold
oy any other Threshing Machine concern in the
period OF its existence. . e..
They went into every State from
Pennsylvania to Kansas, aud from Minnesota to
Georgia, and met with their most marked suc-
cess in the very states, aud even iu the very
apron " Stgle are made OHIO, the nursery of ee-
CANT Farm Machinery, leading the van in the lumber
purchased
Largely Increased earnings are re-
ported by ThresheruieD who have 1ESed, and great
saving Of grain by Farmers who have employed them.
They commanded n choice of jobs,
and usually from one b af cent to two ceDts per
Juslel EXTRA above other Machines, and bad plenty
of work long after other kinds were "Iad up "be-
cause they saved the Farmers grain froIn gcjug
into the straw -pile; cleaned it fit fer mIIl-
ing Or market inspection, and worked easy
for their horses. # So
Their capacity Is remark able, not
only in ordinary conditions OF Whedt, Oats, Rye and
Barley, but in wet and bad-cOnditioned gram
their advantages are peculiar, as well as in Eino
thy and other light seeds.
In FLAX they are unrivaIed, even
by expensive machines made on purpose for Flax aud
nothing else = .-..
ing and cleaning result from the admirable aud
effective plan of shaking the grain out
OF tfe straw, and great capacity of the clean 4.
ing apparatus.
Their Ease of Draft, Cheapness OF
Repairing Ease Of MaDag emeDt etc. from their hay.
ing BeaterS, no FckeT8, no Chnrds Gsuiae- Car
rie,S, no Rqd6leS, and only about half as aa0nY
Belts, Gear Wheels, Boces, journals, Shtts PulleyS,
etc. TO CLOG, WEAR OUT, W hsTE GRAIN, ADD TO DRAFT
or to be kept IN REPAIR, as other kinds.
Every ThresI, erman should hesitate
before investing in the old style of Machines which
are going out of date, because he get them On
"long winded" terms, or poor pay, or at little less
price. The difference in price between the best and
the poorest is only about fifty to hundred dollars
while the difere,ace in the first Senson'c earnings
nlay be seoeraL hundred dollars TO say nothing OF
the satisfaction OF running tie best its SdldeaeSs
after one, two CO three seasons use.
Farmers, who EMPLOY, can decide,
IL they choose 3ohdt Kind Of Machines shall be used
in their neighbOrhOOdS and should investigate their
merits If one kind will save enough grain more than
another 20 pay the threshing bill they
should know it.
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HONOR TO WHOM HONOR Is DUE.

MEssRs EDITORS Permit me to insert
in your paper the following names of STU
dents in my room in the Public School of
Oskaloosa, who have never been absent or
tardy during the entire nine months ses-
sion: George Wilson, Maggie Doud and
Emma Russell. JENNIE CoRsE,
Teacher.
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BIRTHS.

CAUTION Every genuine box Of DIR. McLANE's
LIVER PILLS bears the signature OF FLEMING Bros.
Pittsburgh, Pa, and their private u s.. stamp
eH~"Take no other" The market is fun OF imi-
tations. II 10 the popular verdict that people who
have been accustomed to the use OF btters or cor
dials are obliged, eventually, to resort to Nc
Lanes Liver Pills for permanent relief. n3oms
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Leslies', Godey's, and Demorest's Mags-
zines for July also Harper's and Leslie's
Weekles and all the leading illustrated
and literary papers for sale at r. Whit
aker's News Depot. Chicago Dailies re-
ceived every morning at 6 O'Clock.
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The sch DOL district west of town known
as the Prime District" though small in
SIZE has $1,000 apple trees within its Dor
ders OF this number Hon. Jno N. Dixon
has l0,OOo, I. 9. Beach 5000, and NJ. X.
Prime 1000. In five years that will be
paying corner.
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DISSOLUTION NOTICE,

The partnership heretofore existing be-
tween King & Merrill, Photographers, is
this day dissolved by mutual consent. J.
}. Merrill retains the Gallery and Mr.. King
remains in his employ. Pictures taken in
the best style. Satisfaction guaranteed
41w3 KING & MERRILL
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One of the neatest printed Premium
Lists We have seen is from the office of the
Centervilie Citizen, which by the way is
capable OF turning out nice work. The
Fair will be held in Appanoose Sept. 18th,
18th and 18th.
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Here's what the Clinton Herald says.
Make what you can oft:
The Oskaloosa Herald ia fine looking paper
and chuck full of good reading matter The
Quakers live down there"
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DR.. L. CAMERON has taken the splendid
rooms of Z. Ketner. over the clothing store,
and will hereafter be found there. Doc is
a good practitioner, and has performed
some wonderful cures hereabouts. Those
needing his services will remember his Of
fee
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On Sunday evening next in st James
church the Rector will deliver the first in
a series of sermons on the "DiVine Econo-
my of the Church" All interested in this
important subject will do well to attend.
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MONROE CoUSTY.-Albia has the mumps
$50. In response 10 petition, Hon. M. M.
Walden has secured a p. o. at Bluff Greek
for the accommodation of that section.
A. J. q. Bailey killed wolf five feet from
tip TO tip, and two feet high. /. Crops are
promising. From the Union
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ACCIDENT.-Ollie Kinsman. daughter of
NJ. Kinsman, of White Oak Up, broke her
arm on the 18th, by falling from a "teter-
board" At school. She is doing well
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AL sSALn on his way home from the
Editorial Convention dropped 10 upon us.
ana ioo<ed around for day or two. II
we dia got kaso@ better we would think
ALE sAahs hefeabouss meant something
more than visiting his mother but girls,
beware. Al psblicly ANNOUNCED long raeo
that he had made arrangements 70 sell out
bis Susan b. Anthony" bedsiesd and take
a wider one.
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FEsTIyAL.-The Methodists Of New
Sharon will have q Festival in their new
church this evening, the Goth inst A
good time is anticipated, and all the deli
cacies will be provided. 1t will do you
good TO be there.
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F. NJ. DAVENPORT thinks we misrepre
sc nted him in our report of the Democratic
Convention last week. The quotation
marks should have been omitted, as the
writer did not intend to say those were lis
exact words
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The Universalist Sociable meets this
week, Thursday evening, at William
Johnson's, east part of town.
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DR. HOFFMAN and lady are at Mt Pleas
ant attending commencement exercises,
and to witness their babies" graduate.
Well may they be proud.
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The Knoxville Voter speaking from
Marion county stand point says Hon. M.
NJ. WALDEN is likely to be the N. c.. from
this, the new Sixth District.
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Miss Ella Evans, daughter of G. H.) OF
Springfield, Mo, carried of the honors OF
her class of thirteen.
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BoUQUET.--Mrs. j. c. Harrington pre-
Sentcd US with her annual bouquet OF
beautiful flowers, tastefully arranged, and
mammoth in size. She always has plen-
tiful supply of these beautifiers about her
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Mrs r. ROSE has our thanks for mum
Der of Texas papers, printed at various
localities, some of which We knew in
our web-foot days.
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NOW OR NEVER I!
TAKEN UP.

TAKEN UP.
On Saturday night, June 10, one bay
mare colt, 2 years old and impounded &C,
cording to the laws of the city of Oskaloo-
sa. II not claimed will be sold within five
days. w: N. BUCHANAN.
~ ~ Marshal
Oskaloosa, June 20, 1872,
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Rev. |. CARSON, formerly stationed at
this place, now of Chillioothe, Ohio. WAS
in our city last week visiting his many
friends and acquaintance.
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SI0 REWARD

LOST OR STOLEN Il will pay the above
reward for the recovery of pockct-book
and contents either lost or stolen on Friday
night, June II. 1t was plain calf-skin
wallet, we'll worn, and contained a small
amount of money, also two certificates Of
deposit in the Union Savings Bank of Os
kaloosa-one for $3.50, the other for $780,
A note of 800, given by David and Joseph
Dickey, due Jan. 1, 1872, with $50 yet due
thereon, was also in the book. Parties are
Warned against purchasing. Leave at
HERALD office, or at my residence,
on the indianapolis road, II miles north
east of Warren's mill.
41w1pd JACOB KooGLER,
LOW. LOWER. LOWEST
Sb good Prunes, $100. Sfb choice Currants. 81. 90
sfb apples, choice LOO SID choice Peaches 90
SD good Sugar LOO 8fb Caroline Rice 90
stb choice butter Loo. Sfb Cal Salmon, 100
Sfb good Coffee, $500.
And in fact everything kept in first-class
Grocery in proportion to the above prices,
for cash or produce, at j.. "a
s. j. DUTToN & Co.'S.
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We are in receipt OF No. 4. of the Ma
tional Encyclopedia, work published in
IL semi-monthly parts at 30 cts per num-
Der. They will torn perfect library in
themselves. Subscribe for IL and you'll
not regret it. Address National Ency-
clopedia Publishing Co. New York.
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GET READY,-ThOse preparing eatables
for the Masonic Festival will please have
them ready Monday forenoon, that the
committee may get them when they call.