The weekly Oskaloosa herald. [volume] (Oskaloosa, Iowa) 1855-1885, 1872-09-19

Aid The Register correspondent from Jefer.
'72. splendid witty speech, arrsiening the
. Confederates with ell the sarcasm he 30
ala for naturally can embottle upon anything that
deserves it. No man now on the stump
In Iowa makes more satisfactory speech,
$780, and the Central Committee should not
give him more than needed rest"
ek for PLEpaEs.-Perry Shriver, the Republi-
can candidate for Supervisor informs US
that certain parties are circulating the re-
port in some localities that he is pledged
to bridge across the Des Mones and In
he first others that he is pledged against it. He
desires us to say he has made no pledges,
and will not, but if elected will work at all
mouse times to the best interests of the county.
ELLswoRrH-An eyewitness informs
night US that Representative Ellsworth met
Is one Messrs sbenherd and Davenport. Liberals.
at the Spring Valley school house, and
ling to completely 'oie 'nem 70 pes pon.'oay
8 resi-. our informant sayS '' 'ne 's 10
esting meeting he has ever attended Mr..
E. is capable OF doing good work en- the
d their stump if he could only be stirred up to
place. take hold.
EXCURsIoN.-There will be an excursion
ion of over the Central Railroad of Iowa to Kan
every sas City, via st. Joseph, Atchison and
!. Leavenworth, on Monday, Sept. 49, The
train will leave Oskaloosa at 9:53 p. M.
NAAe Monday, Sept. 90. Round trip ticket,
"cn' $3.50. The great Industrial Exposition,
A0o held at Kansas City, Sept. % to %, offers
$4,000 in premiums, with competition
large open to the world
poses,
= co. THE STATE FAm.-Our people who
were present at the State Fair say it was
the largest gathering of the kind ever seen
ria the in the State The last day it is estimated
spend that 900 persons were present. We have
tamp- made clippings from several papers rea-
tive to our people and their animals pres
ent. Samuel Ingels swept the platter on {
epres'' Devons, carrying off the bulk of premiums
nuins against all competitors. {
one of
Capt. Searle informs us that the train on
:, the Northwestern road on which he rode
SUI" to the State Fair was "strawed" as fol- ,
on'ns lows: Grant 642, Greeley 81, O'Conor 10,
''sH' undecided T. Woodruff 2, Spotted Tail 1.
Several correspondents of the two Tri- +,
Inter Dunes at work figuring up the relative
This gain for Greeley over the vote that would I
pure have taken place on that train last year II Z
the crops had been good. Next.
SHERIFF HINEsLEY received a telegram
splen- last Tuesday week, from his brother, (who
HARD lives in Indianapolis, Ind.,) 10 meet him at
arger Davenport. Not surmising the cause, j.
two w. went down and there found jolly
crowd from Indianapolis ON their way to G
st. Paul and other points of interest north.
oui They drafted him in, and he says he never i
eived snent n,easan,er week in his life Ee !:
many describes the scenery as grand. {
heir, ;
DUN.-We send out large number of
duns for delinquent subscriptions. Our ;,
."N terms cash in adpance. If we have &C. !,
s-ss commodated you by allowing your account
to run please return the favor by renew ,
ing at once. We have just received an en- !,
CINE for running our press by steam built !,
nmit- house to put it in, and now need every cent
NOM due us to pay for them. Will you not re- !.
d for | spond at onceY We mean everybody
80. DIsAPPEARED.-On Monday, the 9th '
inst, s. H. Chapman, Jeweler of this city, O
leave went to Beacon to repair clock. When +
There he arrived there he told them he would fix 9
We the clock that evening when he returned s
with from Ottumwa. He did not return, and '
e in his family becoming alarmed sought some q
tidngs of BIN, but could not hear anything 8
until the Odd Fellows took the matter in 6
hing charge ond ,r. God hin, 70 KooL,k u,he,e =
orm- bo ra0 loo, 9Th, ot u;o f.n,nv ORC - .
ing great ,ropb,e shou, him and NO cop.e ;e .
60 IA known for his conduct il
aight
The Macon mo Journal il its account c
artin of the recent fair at that place, says r
elon There was Sewing Machine trial on Q
was Friday, which proved very exciting and c
very interesting to all, especially the ladies. v
adv There was every variety of work done, and L
all turned out some splendid specimens of Ii
work, but the American Buttonhole and C
rs OF Over scanning Sewing Machine" won thu t
Alter red ribbon. This is comparatively a new
Tree machine, but won much attention and q
TX 10 praise during the Fair by it's superior il
Try work" VIM. billiard is agent at Oskaloo- d
sa, and has fine stock on hand. v
was CAMP MERTING.-"To YOUR TENTS, o =
49, IsRAEL."-The Kirkville and Fremont Cir !,
ofo- cults will unite in holding camp meeting r
i. j. on. ,,;,o rorth &c Ero,,n,. oomm.ro;ro
"Du on Thursday evening, Sept. 26. Our il
friends from surrounding charges, minis I
n r tiers and members are cordially invited to =
ents, unite win us III inc mee'ihg mo muck v
ed a STEERING of any kind will be permitted with q
com in the limits prescribed by law. A board 4
iring ing tent furnishing meals (no CONNECTION 8
eries) will be permitted where those not h
otherwise provided for can be accommo =
VII dated. Let all who can be present, pro- h
'ooeo vided with good tents and comfortable a
[hese clothing. j. B. HILL, P. E. !
six
which UsRFIII. ARrIcIR.-We have seen and
firm tried the Coming's French Trimmer, bind
,os er and hemmer, an find it all it is claimed il
,h IF to be- 1t is just the thing for every family t
nru who have Sewing Machine, and the fact s
tions, VI -,' oo'ne u0ou onu ieoon0n0oo "
49, such firms Field, Letter & Co.. and j. f
y and " i"eh " w. SHOWS IL W oe 'aiua =
BILE Improvement. The manufacturers y
have much confidence in its merits that a
once they offer to send it by mail receipt of s
win its price ($2.00) and if not satisfactory, q
mess, after two weeks trial, it may be returned,
VIII and the money will be refunded. 1t is made b
urni' and sold by the Leslie Ruffer Company, Of t
conf $40 Wabash avenue, Chicago, Who are also | i