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

,r He is a gentleman, understands his bu
ness, and will sell you clothing if he ca
get his eyes on you.
o MISCELLANEOUS
1t MRS. j. l.. MOORE,
q northeast corner square, frame buildin
n adjoining Union Block, has one of til
e largest and finest stocks of millinery an
e fancy goods. ever brought to the city.
J consists in part of hats, bonnets, ribbon:
L feathers, velvets, laces, flowers, ties, co
s lars, cuffs, combs, gloves, corsets, and
$ but to enumerate all would take column
so we can only say, go and see Her price
l are so low, that the ''old man" Away
smiles when he sees the bill coming iron
, Mrs. Moore, for he knows you get TIL
worth of your money. Competent millin
ers, and tirst-class goods, make her empo
rum attractive.
/. C. GREEN & son,
south side of the square, dealers in boot
and shoes of every grade and quality, from
the commonest, heaviest, hob-nailed Stoga
to the finest, nobhiest, high-heeled, allga
tor-nosed boot, that ever raised corn
There is no use to try to cnumerate them
for they have anything you want. In adj
dition to the well made stocks they receive
from the east, they always keep on hand
a full line of hand made boots, and good
corps of mechanics to manufacture To or.
der anything you want in that line. |,
will pay you to take a look through Their
store. They are old and experienced deal.
ers. and perfectly understand the business
in which they are engaged. Gentlemanly
statesmen and good stock will greet you at
their counters.
CARY COOPER,
| the old standby, ranks as senior in the
hardware business in this city. The house
was established in 1857, and Cary has been
connected with it ever since, first as clerk
under Mr.. Seebergcr, afterwards as pro-
prietor, he has built up a large and con-
stantly increasing trade, both wholesale
and retail, his retail trade extending all
over the country, and his wholesale trade
to all convenient points. He keeps full
line.of hardware of every kind, from a
bodkin to a steam engine. One of the lat
ter we bought of him five years ago, for
our printing office, and found it first-class
in every particular. Call and see the goods
piled all over his store-room and various
ware-rooms, and you will appreciate the
kind of stock he carries.
En- BEATTY,
the north side boot and shoe man, has
every shelf and counter full of first class
line of goods of every kind, quality and
price, from bull hide pillow shoe, to a
delicate wedding slipper. Call over and
see him, take look through, and see
what he can show you. He is a first class
merchant, upright and reliable, and you
can depend upon what he says
BEECHLER BROS,
druggists, south side of square, have one
of the neatest and best stocked stores in
town. They carry full line of drugs,
toilet articles, blank books, miscellaneous
books, standard works, etc. They have
been in business here for several years,
and by fair dealing and square treatment
of all have built up an excellent trade.
They tell us that their trade during the
past six weeks has eXcclled anything they
ever had before-much more than they OK
pected this year. Give them call, and
you will be well treated.
JESSE j. MERRILL,
the south side barber has finely fitted up
rooms, four chairs, and all the modern APP
pliances used in the trade. If you want
good shave, haircut, shampoo, or both,
remember the elegant basement rooms, on
southeast corner square.
PRENTIss BROS,
at Delta, carry large stock of stoves and
tinware, and they have trade that would
surprise some larger towns, and make
them cnvious.
MEAT MARKET.
NJ. JAMES,
at Swealingcn's old stand, on Market ST.,
keeps good supply of meat on hand, the
year round. His shop is neat and clean,
his meat good, and his patronage should
be ditto.
TIIos. C. HOPES,
near southeast corner of square, has a
meat market, well-kept, good, clean meat,
down weight, and reasonable prices.
| Read his advertisement and learn more.
MONEY TO LOAN.
O. C. C. PHILLIPS,
will affect you loan on city or farm prop
erty. Office south side of square.
WILLIAMS & MCMILLAN
at their law office, west side, will loan
you money at 7 per cent. on city or farm
property.
| ELISHA COOK,
will loan you in sums of $500 and upward
on farm property at s per cent. Office
with Hole & Hills, north side.
FOR SALE.
| BYRON V. SEWERS,
has two acres of ground near city limits,
to sell at very reasonable terms.
| HERALD OFFICE,
can refer you to several pieces advertised
by parties whose names are not given
An so acre farm; 40 acre farm; two bust
ness lots; several building lots, etc.
| CASH GROCERY
has 10 acres of ground near town, for sale
at a bargain.
| C. II. PHELPS,
has two dwelling houses and good lots
one new safe; A nice lots; new sewing
machines; all for sale cheap.
| NJ. C. RUBY,
has a good hotel site at Beacon for sale a
a bargain.
| II. G. FoRGRAVE,
has a good top carriage for sale. Call a
BashaW.
| VIM. II. PILGRIM,
has 20 acres improved land to sell cheap
near town.
A. j. BAUGHMAN & SON,
have five lots in south part of town, t.
SELL
wishes to sell his 100 acre farm nea
town.
| I.AFFERTY & JOHNSON,
lhave Kansas farm to sell or trade.
And this we believe completes the rosie
of our advertisers in this weeks paper
There are other liberal advertisers, who's
names do not appear this week, and whom
we will be pleased to mention at length
when they insert their ads. Oskalooss
business men have won for themselve
the name of being the best advertisers i
the State, and we are glad to say we hav
it from our heaviest patrons that all thei
ontlau in I'll at direction NAYS them wei