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The weekly Oskaloosa herald. [volume] (Oskaloosa, Iowa) 1855-1885, 1872-08-22

+; We are now ready to settle all account
up to January l, 1878.
DITINEDN & 90
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soon be q BILE to take
tenson W ent into q
! little Chi Id of John
|ott County, who had |
lamps overcame him L.
child was rescued /. &.
ascending the laddere t
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hase
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man, Mrs. G. Y Pres
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Jill alive, but ''in stew
b;.: lpervisors,
man named
Pnstein of A IN fichland
br bo;e.- lesday, Dec.
knocked dow the mouth
SITS horns a been living
he graspehe time of his
ed loose. son Benjamin
rec until burden place.
- - afternoon, and
thought nothing
"a open.t his other sons
ne neighbors, and
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ltire slothes as mentioned,
with rocks, climbed
4liberately made the
blink that after buff
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AN ; STILL TnE~s Coz
BUT YET THERE'S ROOi

Why delay? Foroncc you enter the Ton
serial Palace you will ever after say
''rHE FINEST WORK AND TIE
NEATEST WORKMEN IN THE CITY
are to be found at MERRILES TONSOR-
IAL PALACE"
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GLOVES! GLDVESm GLOEESlM
at City Hat Store. IS
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GLASSWARE,
New and beautiful designs at II. Howard
& Sons.
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'.The Papers Say
New Sharon Star.

The OSkalOosa HERALD came out last week
double its usual size and ''chnck" full of excel.
lent reading. The boys are going to put in new
power press and the paper is to be enlarged tC
ten columns. The HERALD, Mahasl1a county
and the sovereign state of Iowa. are again tC
be congratulated.
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WAGONS AND BUGGIES.

on Main street, Just west of Herald Block,
does all Kinds of wagon work, Black
smithing, wood work, etc. Philip is an
old and experienced workman in wood,
and has done much te improve the town,
and few years ago built good two sto-
ry brick on Main street, one room of which
Is used as show room for their goods.
Charlie is good workman and an exper-
fenced painter, whose excellent work
speaks for itself. Large stock of buggies
and wagons on hand
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Apples by the hushcl OF barrel at
- ). ]. BUTTON " cos.
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TKENTISS BI{US.,
of Delta, Iowa, have the largest stock of
stoves in Keokuk Co., and will furnish
dealers at manufacturers prices. Stoves
shipped to any r. r. station the same
day the orderis received. 13m3
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The OskalOOSa HERALD issued a double holt
day edition last week-that is two sheets of its
usual size, embracing seventy-two long col
new $500 power press, and will soon enlarge
from 80 to 40 columns. We are glad to note
these evidences of prosperity. The vigorous
enterprise and sterling ability of its publishers
are appreciated and encouraged by the people
of its town and county.
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JOSEPH JONES

manufacturer of wagons and buggies,
Main street, west of p. O., has a fine two
story brick work shop, 40x120, erected by
him two years ago, wherein he runs a
good force of hands turning out good
work, which our folks find it advantage
Gus to look at before purchasing. He
manufactures all kinds of buggies and car.
riages-open or top. Do not send away
for your goods with such home manufac-
lures in your midst
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Newton JOnrual.

The OskaIoosa HERALD comes TO us this week
with 4 full sheet holiday supplement-, in adtli-
ton to Its regular issue. The two together con-
tain Is columns of live advertisements. Ii is Il
big thing-in fact it is two big things rolled into
one. The business men of OSkalooSa are prOdig-
ious advertisers, and they find il pays.
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MOntcZuma Democrat.

The Oskaloosa HERALD last week issued a
Holiday Supplement" the same size of their
weekly edition. The business men of OskaIOO-
Sa beat any town in this State to advertise and
support Il live newspaper, as the HERALD is.
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GROCERIES,,
Staple and Fancy, at II. Howard & Sons,
south side, at very low rates. Call and
see.
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tenson went into a
little Chi I'D OF John
|ott County /, who had
lamps overcame him ;
child was rescued
ascending the ladder
ut, the brave mara
life was dead ere thu, -
.nho
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HIS HONOR AS A GROCER.

Geo. Baugh, our long mayor, has finally
found rest for his trading soul, and now
runs grocery store on the south side, in
the room formerly occupied by Rice &
Hinesley, where he expects to crafty his
propensity for trading to his hearts con
tent Elsewhere will be found his saluta
tory. Call and see him. You will find
him the best and most social fellow you
have met in long while. His stock OF
goods is full and complete, and of bes
uality.
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PROVISIONS
cheap at II Howard & Sons.
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That entcrprsing newspaper, the Oskaloosa
HERALD, last week issued a holiday supplement
the full size OF the paper, filled with very inter-
esting matter. They have shipped their old
press to Chicago and received another, and will
enlarge the. HERALD. The HERALD being in
the hands of widc-awake, cnterprising ncwspa-
per men, and having fine advertising patron
age, is achieving the success it merits and is
growing up with the country" handsomely.
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is aliner of much experience, both in
WAS and America. He was engaged ex-
tenSely at Beacon for a long time, after
was went to Colorado to superintend an
exnsive company there, and is now run
mig mines near town, and will deliver
yd a good article on short notice. N
Gwen is his book-keeper, at Martinstein's
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the tailor, is again going it alone. He has
opened shop on the west side of square,
in room formerly occupied by Frankel's
Bank. Theophilus is a good workman,
has fine line of cloths, cassimeres, ETC.,
to work up into suits. Call and see him,
and talk to him about that wedding suit,
or bushes IS coat, or apair of pants. You
know you need them, and he will serve
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COOK & SON.

which means Levi Cook and his son Mel.
son, both good workmen, who make all
kinds of wagons, plows, etc. They have
a two story brick workshop, just south OF
southeast corner of square, where al
kinds of work in wood and iron will be
turned out. They do all kinds of repair.
ing, and those having agricultural nipple
ments out of repair, will do well to have
them doctored here. Reaper repairing q
speciality
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e TER, of New York. one of
nen in Gotham, is
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MISCELLANEOUS.

Z. Z. TUCKER,
shipper Of everything that grows. Very
few of our farmers but what know Ed
Tucker, who has bought their grain, hogs
cattle, hides, wool, etc., for years past
always planking down the cash on deliv
cry. He is good, clever and genial fel
low to tra de with, and the man who sells
to him once, returns again as a matter OF
course. Branch houses at Beacon, New
Sharon and Searsboro.
JOHNSON & COLLINS,
proorietors of the Novelty Iron Works
are doing thriving business, and are de
serving of success. They located on Yves
High street, and were building up goot
business when their shop caught fire, ant
was burned to the ground, a total loss. Gu
citizens helped them to start again, ant
the, are now located in rear OF Exchang
| Blck, where they do all kinds of ligh
casing, Preparing, ETC., done to order
Tn firm consists of w. G. johnson an,
Gerge j.. Collins, and they are both ex
cehnt young men, industrious and dc
sering Of good patronage.
Il BAKERIES.
| j. HKBERLE,
easside, "a. W. Martinstein, manager,
haspened bakery, confectionery an
:: =; !: :; :: !: ::
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s. ]. BUTTON & co.
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The Oskaloosa HERALD will be enlarged after
January l. 1877, by adding one column to each
page. Ii will then contain forty columns and
will then be as large as any paper in the State
A new power press has already ,becn added.
Success attend the cnterpriSc
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SADDLES AND HARNESS.
REZIN VIII SON

5n the south side of the square, is the old
est harness maker in business, in this part
of Iowa. A quarter of century ago he
scwed and stitched at the bench for the
harness users, and saddle riders of this
county, and from jour he has risen grad
ually and surely to the head of one of the
finest harness and saddle stores in this
part of the country, on south side Of
square. He is good and careful business
man, close buyer and fair dealer, and
you may expect the work he sells you to
be just what he says it is. He has branch
house at Rose Hill, under charge of Burt
Waters, who is doing good business.
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ONE OF THOSE

Of Horace Greeley
Backers. andes, fruits, ct
! From the New W
The other dE1LAN,
Tribune publishrket str Get. It
ers in which itsNeilan as a baker
biography: that his touch max,
Joshua F. Ihery. He has re
New eNee YORK. lor r TIM meals, oysters etc
1870. in J the p p, style desired. Ligl
taxes collecteds, ETC., always on hanC
lions from stay, south of south-we'
deposit accolare.
~ treasury, NE STOCK
co unaccOun
account OF PETTTTT & SON,
amount colfade of Poland China Hogs
ices the gBt miles northwest of town
o con'sio. men are reliable and wei
left by him iers, and are using ever
cites amplter their grades of hogs, an,
iecllhg frdy their stock is attaining, i
.ot Lat they have been successful
Daiie MITCHELL WILSON,
, A'eotenfrom his duties as q merchant
nave This love for fine stock, by rails
lnen., attic and hogs. His favorite
80 lug China hogs, of which he ha
1nued for sale at reasonable rates
uos these considerable attention
III up with the times, in all particu
o also!has thoroughbred Short
~ Ills, and some fine dark Bramal
o II IS for sale.
II NJ. X. PRIME & SON,
S in Berkshires, are giving theil
ial and almost undivided attention
Using these hogs, and every year
u many dollars purifying and improv.
ltheir various strains. They attend
principal fairs of the country, and car
if a load of premiums The famous
r "Royal Dick" at the State Agricul-
j farm, is of their raising and a sample
hat they turn out. Their farms are
nd 5 miles west of town.
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MISCELLANEOUS,
II NJ naNrENDnDn

attorney at law, on west side of the square
has money to loan at s per cent in sums
not less than $780, He is a gentleman
whom you will find it pleasure to deal
with. Mr.. d. has been resident of our
county for years, and is an active, intelli-
gent and careful business man,
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He is a gentleman, understands his bus
ness, and will sell you clothing if he can
get his eyes on you.
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DRY GOODS EMPORIUMS.

/
on west side of square, have beautiful
salesroom 100 feet long, two stories. and
beautifully arranged, showing that taste
and skill belong to the hands that so deft-
gaze. Everybody knows Torrey Willard
for he has sold goods to our people fol-
years. The "& Co." consists of Wilbur
Jones and Will Shields, two excellent
young men who have been clerks for some
time in the store they now own an interest
in. We would not pretend to enumerate
the contents of this well arranged store
for the task is too great even if we knew
what half of them are for, land we do not.
Suffice to say, they have everything you
can ask for in first-class dry goods store
with excellent and attentive statesmen tC
wait upon customers. Go in and look fol
yourselves.
BALDAUF BROTHERS.
This firm was formed last spring from
Samuel Baldauf, who has been in bushes:
here for many years, and J. Baldauf, whC
huN bCCh ouoihSos Nv <hipio AZ
some time. The firm is strong one, an(
buying the building they occupy, on ives
side of square, they refitted it in gran(
style, and have one of the finest and mos
attractive rooms in the west. 1t is wei
filled with everything in the dry good
line, PLAIN, fancy, staple, and ornamental
The room is 100 feet deep, two stories, tn,
upper being devoted to carpets and gen
eral upholstery, and the rear of the lowe
floor to millinery. Sam came here a few
years ago an utter stranger; and by fai
dealing, strict attention to business, gen
tlemanly bearing and good goods, he ha
built up good trade, just as he deserve,
to do.
MITCH WILSON.
The name sounds familiar TO your ears
does it notg Has there been time 70
twenty years past when it was not assoc
ated with the dry goods business in GU
J city? and the fact that he has been sue
! cessful, and accumulated little, is proc
that he has dealt fairly with the public
for man who Ensembles and deceivei
y never builds up good trade, 6 Gains tn
cor of IL people. Wilson
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rlavOpened coal mines on the Knoxville
rsadn car the city, and will furnish to
ordt either coarse or fine coal, delivered
in ylr coal house. These gentlemen un-
derand the business, have good viens of
coaand are doing very good business.
Thdrm is composed of BENZ. F. Evans
andV. +. Horahan.
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l.. A. SCOTT IL CO.,

north side of the square, occupy their owl
building, erected especially tor the bus
ness. This firm came to Oskaloosa about
twelve years ago, and is to-day one of the
| oldest-Swithout change) in the city. They
| first opened out on the east side of square
with barely more goods than would have
filled wheel-barrow, but they didn't be
lieve in d rolling stone, and they came t.
stay. From the beginning they made
| friends, and their dealing being fair, ant
their goods just what they recommended
their borders spread, and their stock wa!
increased until it had no superior in thu
place. This community has done we'll by
them, and they have returned the favor
for their profits as accumulated, not re
quired in business, was invested in rea
| estate, and few firms have more or bette
realty than they have. We wish we Ia,
many more Isaiah Frankels and Emanua
Bachs in our midst.
| d. W. LoRING,
although not an exc lusive clothing house
is advertising only that kind of goods i
this paper. Mr.. Loring is one of the lear
ly birds" hereabouts. and probably la
been in business here longer than any 9th
er merchant in the city, sometimes alone
sometimes with a partner. He is an hor
est, upright, careful business man, who's
word is as good as any bond, and who's
present mammoth stock of clothing, DIR
goods, notions, etc., has through fair deal
ing grown from small beginning. MI
Loring has full line of clothing which b
is DESTROYS of closing out, that he ma
drop that line of the trade. Mr.. Loring
a pleasant, agreeable gentleman, keep
gentlemanly and accommodating clerks
to sell you good goods.
i LYMAN g. TRAsK,
are not exclusive clothing dealers, bu
have also boots and shoes, and furnishin
goods, but their advertisement in this pa
paper is devoted only to clothing, an
principally to overcoats. They have
good stock, and are selling SO maryelousl
, low, that peoples eyes tsxikars Ike peele
j onions as they glance rsrl
T---< - .<.x.asoto <>fN =xss
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The OskaloOsa HERALD came ont last week
in grand holiday number, double size and full
of interesting reading matter and attractive adj
vcriiscments. The HERALD is an institution of
which Oskaloosa may well feel proud.
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lONNolllAlI IAlIANE
|; We are now ready to settle all accounts
up to January l, 1878.
S. j. BUTTON & co.
Collars, Socks, Oils, Bay Rum, Soaps,
Tobacco and fine selection of cigars at
the TONSORIAL PALACE.
|
ForOystcrs by the dish or can go to
| IS. VERNONS.
| ADAPTED TO ALL SEASONS.
| 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
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.
AT LAST.
| The cold weather has come at last, and
you will need overshOes and warm goods
| for the feet For the best go to
E. NJ BEATTY.
Oriental Baking Powder soc 4 pound at
the Cash Grocery. Is
The Cash Grocery has the exclusive sale
of Samhel Bliss & Co.'S Tea, put up in lin
en- packages of one pound each. Is
Pure Kanuck Maple Syrup at the Cash
Grocery.
LOST.
A Cameo ring, with brown and white
set. Leave at this Office.
All those knowing themselves indebted
to II. w. Clifford are requested TO come at
once and settle by cash or note.
CANNED GOODS
in great quantity and of best qualities at
II. Howard & Sons.
PROVISIONS
cheap at H. Howard & Sons. Is
| GROCERIES,
Staple and Fancy, at II. Howard & Sons,
south side, at very low rates. Call and
see.
GLASSWARE,
New and beautiful designs at H. Howard
& Sons.
A fine full Jcweled silver watch, silver
gin watches at the lowest figures. Is
All persons having accounts with c. HUI
Der & Bro, will please call and settle at
once by cash or note, as our books must
be closed this month. Is
Ihavc money to loan on City or Farm
property. o. G. G. PHILLIPS. 45tf
| FOR SALE.
Two acres of desirable ground near city
limits. Chcaptand on easy tens.
Enquire of
10 BYRON V. SEWERS.
PRENTISS BROS,
of Delta, Iowa, have the largest stock of
stoves in kcOkuk Co., and will furnish
dealers at manufacturers prices. Stoves
| Snlppcu 10 any IL. II. SIatioH inc same
day the order is received. 13m3
Meats lower than ever.
/. Best Steak 10 cents.
Good Steak 81 cents.
Rib Roast 81 cents.
Good Beef for cents
At NJ JAMES,
South corner square, Swearingens
old market. 49tf
MONEY TO LOAN
at per cent interest and reasonable com
: mission on city or farm property
WILLIAMS & MCMILLBN,
Attys. at Law.
| Applications for loans on farms received
| OHM
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man, Mrs. G. Y Pres
arge of the She, rol. l.
Of Sr;o;do Co. ;yerestins
Subjects.
y, by cutting Don't that
eriff in trying toople.
uniting the fat
ded in he sho, OLD GEN
Eill alive, but 'ain Stew
b;.; lpervisors,
mon naval
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USkalOOSa Markets.

OFFICE OF TUSCALOOSA INTERNATIONALLY,
TUSCALOOSA. IOWA. Jan. 2, '7S,
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S. j. BUTTON & CO.,


on the north side of the square, is as firm
quite modern, but the senior member, S.
J. Dutton, is one of the Oldest grocery men
in the city, having sold goods to our citi-
zens nearly score of years The other
members of the firm are NJ B. Bristol Ia
member for years of the firm of Call, Bris-
toll & Co.. J. Wilmer Smith, and G. Stew
ard, all practical business men, who I'M
derstand the wants of the trade and how
to supply them. Their stock consists of
groceries of every kind, staple and fancy,
glassware, queensware, cutlery, etc, in
great quantity. The store-room is crowd
ed full, and the warehouses are over
flowing with goods of first quality. The
firm is good one, and sells pile of goods.
KENDIG, WEAVER & JOHNSON,
This house has taken the name of "Cash
Grocery" being the first to adopt the
strictly cash basis, and stick to it. About
year ago they adopted this plan, and
have strictly adhered to it thus far, and
propose to in the future, believing that to
be the true way to carry on business. The
members of the firm are Andrew A. Ken
dig, so long the popular deputy Treasurer,
at present teller in Farmers and Traders
Bank; II. P. Weaver, long time resi-
dent of this vicinity, and popular vege-
table man; A. III. Johnson, who has been
connected with the grocery business in
the city for years, and with this house
since it's foundation. All these are gen.
tlemen, good business men, and under
stand the business.
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MISCELLANEOUS.
MRS. l.. p. GARRETSON,

MRS. l.. p. CHARLESTON,
has arranged to give away AN $500 sew
ing machine to her customers, in the fol-
lowing manner: Each one buying one
dollars worth from her before January 10,
next, will receive ticket, numbered, and
on that day the prize will be drawn as may
be designated by the ticket holders Her
stock consists of millinery, fancy goods,
notions. toys, etc. Take look through
her stock, and see what she has. North
east corner square,