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The weekly Oskaloosa herald. [volume] (Oskaloosa, Iowa) 1855-1885, 1872-08-15
POWESHIEK AND MAHASkA COR
C4 RESPONDENCE.
Is. Soda SUGaARR GROOVE TIP.
.r-~s---.- ,July 70 1879
Sol TUTEwATER EsK

LlEsHF.sg .... July 90 1917.
Sol TUTEwATER EsK
-r.#sa. n DEER KUsINN 81. saa
/ set down this mornin thow to tell the
truth liant time tn spend but as 1 am
anxious too see how the cat will jump
with polytix this fol thot Ide right you
a episle tn finde out weons have been tryin
all fol to fad some way to Beet thes con-
fonded RAIDS & find how horress greeley
s lands on the Coos Question Now Sol 20
live Down THAR in Oskerlucy And have
ten times better chanse two now then
weons up here in the Grove The Abolish
unists up hear tell us horress greeley is
an Abolistinest tn the Back boan & was
in faverble to the war if that is so we don't
want to vote for him on no acountI want
you to right me s. if he dun any thing fur
the South want you to tell me so I can
tell the boys. l axed 10 Robertson what
/. he had ever dun & he sed he was mis-
sionary to Norway once but Swan Donel-
son sed twas all I've axed Isar Pickerile
what he greeley had dun & he sed he was
fiftey years in the cennitt but when was
tn Sharon I axed Doc McAllister he sed he
warnt thar went to Gehu Hyatt & axed
him what greeley had ever done that the
Demmycratts sud vote fur him he ed he
cuddent tell but twasnt only step to d.
vid Morgons the preachers & he nu every
thing about pollytix & Rale roads 6 cud
tell in the twinkiing of lams tale then
we axed David G he sed anything to beat
Grant. Now Sol hern that a duzzen
times & an / want to no wat it meens no
thing 1t makes the RAIDS awful mad Now
I'm riting you for instructions & I want
you tn right & let me know what greeley
ever did for the Denies that we shud vote
for him alwas thot he was our wust enc
my & went in hevey for the myers esp
the female sisters du right & let me no as
intend if have chance tn 60 in on my
mussle if any Rad Speakers come along.
yours in DISTRESS.
THEEoFFULUss BLACKsTRoPER.
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Fatal AccIDRNT.-The Eddyville I'D
uertiser has the following account of a mel
ancholy accident which happened near
Bridgeport, Monroe county, on last Mon.
day morning. A couple of young men
from Valparaiso, Ind, one named Keller,
the other Galbrearh, had been out in Ne
braska looking at the country and were on
their return home, travelling in two.horse
wagon. While coming down the hill just
beyond Bridgeport, Keeler driving the
team and Galbreath walking behind the
wagon, Galbreath called to Keller to stop
till he could get his shot gun out of the
wagon to shoot rabbit. Keeler stopped
the team, and the next instant heard the
discharge of the gun and his comrade fall.
He got out of the wagon and went to him,
but found him dead. 1t appears that the
gun was in the rear end of the wagon, the
muzzle pointing back, and that he took
hold of the muzzle and in drawing 1t out
toward him the hammer caught on some.
thing which discharged it, 1t was double
barrelled shot gun, one barrel of which
was discharged, the contents entering the
side OF the face and head, tearing one jaw
entirely away, producing instant death.
The body was conveyed to the house OF
Mr. Pricket at Bridgeport. where an IN.
quest was held by j. b. Gray, Esq, acting
Coroner at which the above facts were
ELECTED. The jury returned verdict Of
death "by the accidental discharge of q
gun In his own hands" The deceased was
aged % or "a. The body was forwarded
by express to his parents. Mr.. Keller was
as might be supposed very much afflicted
by the sudden death Of his friend and com.
rads In q strange land, but displayed firm
ness and fortitude in the discharge of the
painful duty of caring for the remains, in
which he was assisted by citizens of Bridge
port and of this city. This is but another
Instance of the fatal results Of carelessness
in handling fire-arms.
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MONEY TO LOAN ON LONG TIME TO Sc
CURE HOMES TO THE HoMRLEss.-$1,5 500
to be loaned out every 80 days during the
next z or years by the Oskaloosa Build
ing and Loan Association, first loan to be
made as soon as all of the stock is taken,
which is being done as fast as the workings
and advantages of the Association are
made known. This Association was Or
gained few weeks since under the statu-
tory provisions of Iowa, and for the sole
object in view. OF benef1tting its members
and thereby building up the town upon
the principle that what benefits the labor
ing class benefits the whole. Any person
who is of age and resident of Mahaska
county, may become member of the As
ISOLATION by signing the Bylaws and
taking stock. The stock Is composed of
1900 shares, each share representing 5000
to be paid for in monthly payments offs 90
per share. No member can take more than
ten shares, hence If he be tenant and pays
$1,000 per month rent, he can, under the
rules of this Association, with the same
money, buy or build better house, and
at the end of seven or eight years be that
much better off ; in the meantime he is not
moving about from pillar to. post" but
living in his own house, planting hisown
vine and fruit tree, and Twin g in the en-
joyment of his own home. We desire to
call the attention of every member of So
ciety who has no home, but wants one, or
has home encountered which he wishes
to free, say to him this Association can
help you out, and that it is not so much
benefit to any oneof its members as it is
to this class, and was gotten up by lis in
corporators for the object ard purposes
above stated. The. plan has been thor.
oughly tried In other cities and States, and
proven to be success. Copies of the By
laws can be had by calling on the Secreta-
ny, Mr.. Lindley, at the 1st National Bank,
or any one of the incorporators, all OF
whom are readyto give Information, an
swer all questions, &C., with reference to
this Association, to persons who may de-
sire to know more about it.
H.sC,H.
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GEO. J. JOHNSON, Sec'y

VIcTIMIzRD.-A certain young man who
fourishes as lord and knight over the var
nish pot and brush, for certain furniture
and upholstering firm on Main-st., became
very much chagrined and surprised one
day last week. 1t happened in this wise /:
Accidentally getting some stain on his
shirt front, he endeavored to remove the
same by pouring on quarter ofa pint of
turpentine. o horrors, dunder und blixen
1t had struck in, and was consuming his
breast The last we saw of our young
friend he was rushing up the street to-
wards the Gait House for change of linen
and little sweet OIL
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FAIR NoTIcE-The officers of the Wap-
clio County Agricultural Society have
agreed to offer the following additional
premiums for trotting. In Glass A, No. 8,
for fastest trotting horse, mare or gelding,
that has never trotted at an Agricultural
Fair, or On any other track, in $50 or less,
1st premium, $4,000 I'd, $500; Sd, $40.
For fastest trotting horse, mare or gelding,
that has never trotted at an Agricultural
Fair or on any other track, in three min
utes or less LIST premium, $50; I'd, $40 ;
Sd, So. 10per cent. entrance fee. Fair to
be held August 90, 81, % and %.
GEO. T. JOHNSON, Sec'y.
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The Abba Union says: "a serious &C,
cident occurred on Thursday of last week,
in the southwest corner of Adams town
ship, Wapello county. Mr.. VIM. Honk,
Jr., while standing on load of hay which
he was drawing from the field suddenly
lost his balance and fell to the ground
striking on the neck and shoulder. The
conclusion, and perhaps organic lesion, of
the spinal cord, caused by the fall, was i'm
mediately followed by paralysis, both of
sensation and motion over the whole body
excepting the head and neck At last ac-
counts his condition was about the same as
when first injured, SO that his recovery is
very doubtful" -
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PENNSYLVANIA PIC MIC.

The Committee have fixed upon Satur
day, September 14th, 1872, upon which tc
hold the next meeting of the Pennsylvania
Association. The meeting will be organ
lied in the Public Square at Oskaloosa, al
10 o'clock, q. m. 1t is hoped there will be
full turn out of all former residents of the
"Key Stone" State now living in Mahaska
county as well as their friends.
BY order of the Commit ee. If
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OsKALoosA, Iowa, Aug. IS, '7s

OsKALoosA, IOWA, Aug. IL, '72.
We, the colored people of the second M.
E. church have painted, papered and
whitewashed the church, and now we in.
wife all of our friends to come and take a
part with us. We are very needy of teach.
ers in the Sunday School. Come and dc
us all the good you can.
g. II
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81 OsKALoosA, Aug. list, 1872.
Sol. TUTEwATER,

2iiA g.. Sol. TUTEwATER,
To HIS Cousin THEEoFFULLUss.
Dear Thee. Your ankshus letter was
received in du time and in ansur will staff
that pollytix up in Shooger Grove amt a
patching too what they air down hear. Up
their you air aul SIGH pack of burned
fools that you will beleave ennything, and
aul we have too du is to tell you who to
boiler fur, and you will too wonst kom.
mense squeezing. Now down hear that
that thing is getting leetle to thin and
won't pan out, fur some of our fellers have
got SO that they kin reed, and consequent
" they know that old Horrass .Grealey is
an old internal abolishunist, who has sed
more meen things about US than aul the
wrest of the black Republicans put togeth-
er. To be sure NEST of what he sed is true,
but the worst thing you kan du fur meen
man is too tell the truth on him. Telling
Ives is bad enuff, but when you git down
too thee naked truth it hurts. Horrass
Greeley is just creatih about thee same
amount of excitement that thee Devil did
when he got intu thee hogs, and recon it
will have nifty neer the same endin, fur
whereas thee hogs got ashamed of thee
devil and went off and drownded there
selves in the water. So all thee decent
demmycrats go and drownd themselves in
thee ranks of thee Republicans. But for
SIGH old stand bys as you and me their amt
no SIGH chance of salVashun we have
got to go wherever thee party takes US,
and unless am fooled wuss nor I ever
wuz in my life, we air on thee rode to
deth and thee devil. But in regard to
'ennything to beet Grant" and what it
meens. 1t meens this, and this part of thee
letter you kan show too thee boys. 1t
meens for you too be postmaster at Shoog-
er Grove, David Morgan at Sharon, Jehu
Hyatt at Grs2-ille, Sam Caster at Peoria,
and Isaac Pickrel at Searsboro. In ad-
dishun too this YOU kan tell them that
shall have thee full disposle of aul thee
fedrell offisus in case Grealy gifts elected,
and that allus remembers friends Tell
them also that l am kandydate fur perse-
cutting attorney and don't forget too men,
shun that have kontrol of tedrel of1sus.
Remember Sol that if git elected you and
your friends kan get on boosy emmy time
you want to. Now go in on your mussel
and leg for me aul you kan.
a" .-.5. Yours truly,
,..f. .... Sol. TUTEwATER,
.ss that was Postmaster.
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HAM DUKE.

MAKE YOUR ENTRIES FOR THE FAIR
In order to accommodate those who are pre-
pared to make entries and avoid the rush
during the Fair will be prepared to make
entries of all articles for exhibition at the
Fair at my Office from this date until the
Fair commences.
j. Fl. GREEN,
TT Secretary.
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HUNTING PARTY.-A party of hunters
left this city Wednesday noon for the hap.
by hunting grounds near Hampton, Iowa
They went fully prepared to haye good
time, which we hope will come fully up to
their expectations. The following named
gentlemen compose the party: G. Cooper,
John Wolff, G. w. Fisher, A. NJ. Abra'
ham, 81. C. Leighton, Jas. Ruan, W. Fl.
Sewers, wv. McMullen, Gen. John
Pierce, John Shannon, M. VOORHEES,, Hen
ry Cooper, and Tom Lawrence.
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NEW SHARON, Iowa.
Aupust II 1870


August Is, 1872.
EDS. HERALD The good people of our
little village were treated to joint discus.
sion last evening. w. 8. Kenworthy for
our standard bearers, Grant and Wilson,
and David Morgan for Greeley, Brown &
Co. Kenworthy spoke one hour, in which
time he showed in mastery manner
what the Republican party had done dur
ing the past ten years, and for a few mo.
ment he tried to paint the acts of the Dem.
ocratic party, Our friend Morgan, then
proceeded to show what few of the rebel
lie aders accomplished in laying waste the
Southern States, actually forgetting that
he was making Liberal speech. During
his remarks he accused the Administration
of making several blunders, but he failed
to convince any one that he wa right and
the great Republican party wrong. The
meeting held until eleven o'clock and with
three rousing cheers for Grant and Will
son, adjourned to meet again this even.
ing to organize Tanners Club.
Yours for the right,
L. J. MosHER,
Sec'y pro tenn.
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STILL COMING.

New Goods receiving at
MITCH WILSON'S, No. 8, UNION
BLOCK, North side of Square,
A Fine stock of Dress Goods, Grenadines,
Plaid and Striped Poplins, &c.
Special attention called to our
NEW STOCK OF PRINTS.
A large stock of Meek & Bros WOODEN
goods still on hand. 40
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BLANK RECEIPTS. neatly bound, for sal
at HERALD office. If.
EsTRAY PONIES.

Estrayed rom Oskaloosa, Saturday
July ID. two ponies-one dark bay mare
small white star in forehead the other q
dark sorrel horse, white strip down the
face, and little white on hind feet. Any
one returning them or giving US informa
ton that will lead to their recovery, viii
be suitably rewarded.
40 T. f. WoRDEN.
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MARRIAGES.

VANCE-WELTNER-By Prof. G. T. Carpen-
ter. August IS, at his residence, OLIvKR II.
VANCE to Miss AMY X. WELTsER, both of Harri.
con township.
A silver dollar new and bright
Is very pleasing to the sight;
And such reward is surely enough
To pay the printer for giving puff,
OLIVER and ANY We wish that you
May ever have dollars, In plenty too;
May your hours be passed in love and Joy
And you soon be blest with a bouncing boy
PLANK-HALLECK.-On August 9TH, by The
Rev. 8. @. McCune, MIR. THOMAS KArNEn PfAsK.
to MISS MARY x. HALLEcK.
In good plain prose We say luck to you both
Long may each Of You live to say 40 happy day
that dxed my choice, }" On thee my husband. thee
py wife.
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PRIMARY ELEcTIoN.-Thep primary cleo.
ton will be held next Saturday, the 18th,
in the various precincts, when it is hoped
there will be full turn out, that the choice
of the people may be had. From what we
can learn this campaign among the candi'
dates has been conducted with fairness, and
without that abuse we too often see. We
are glad to hear it, and hope each one,
whether successful or not, will pull off his
coat and work for the success fthe ticket
nominated.
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DnoS.-The Liberals appear to think
'hat sllmen who attend their Conyen-
lions are in sympathy with the movement
Las, saturday. during their love feast, az
ei iiseehihg TO several ex Republicans,
'nes oAiieo on the Hon. Jno. N. Dixon,
VINO 90. up and responded "Gentlemen.
! dont belong to this church, and any re-
hsppiness."
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WATERMELoNs-O friend ]. s. Bar
nett of Des Moines Tp., left us two huge
watermelons, his annual contribution to
the HERALD. They were as delicious as
nectar-just such as that old radical al
ways raises.
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Speeches were then listened to from
Hon. VIM. Loughridge and Hon. VIM. d.
Sewers. and earnestly and often cheered
A song entitled
''Grant lie Marching on" $50.
was sung to the tune of John Brown, the
audience joining in the chorus. Three
cheers were given for Grant and Wilson,
three for North Carolina, when the meet
ing adjourned until next Friday evening.
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What has become of that petition to the
President asking him to send troops down
South to protect the colored voters I
guess there is no need oft since the Pr-
mary election. ~
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A lady writes to the Newton Free Press !:
Il laid off all my superiority OF dress
last week, and will marry an elegant man
In less than week to come Come. sis
ters, follow suit" That is rather shift-less
way to catch husband. -.
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The Board located the new Reform
School at Eldora, last week. Nor, Hun
ter. and Dashieil voting for that place. The
citizens of that town had big JOLT fication
over the event on Wednesday night last.
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Miss Linda Ninde returned home last
week from three months residence in the
southern part of Kansas, being fully con.
WINGED. we presume, that after ell said and
done, there is no place like Iowa.
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Hos. N. z. CUTTs made one fhis Gree
ley crushing speeches at Abba last Satur.
day night. The people Of that bsliwick
have the satisfaction Of knowing that they
aeard one Of Iows's best speakers. ..sg-
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=FRE.-HARRINGToN's FOUNDRY BURN
| ED.-Loss $5,000.-Last Tuesday night
about midnight, our citizens were aroused
by the cry of fire, and ringing of bells,
caused by the burning of Harringtons
Foundry, near the Central Depot. AS near
as We could learn, the fire was burst
ing from the roof when the alarm was
given. 1t caught from the "core oven"
used for drying cores, in which a fire was
left that night, and was first discovered by
a son of Mr.. Ayres. who saw it just as it was
bursting through the roof The building
was new one, erected last fall, and Mr..
ID. had every thing arranged in good shape.
The blow falls heavily upon him, being a
poor man with all he had interested in his
business and no insurance. He estimates
that IS 900 will hardly replace his loss.
as all his patterns, tools, machinery, every
thing, was destroyed but the engine and
blower. The engine being in little room
adjoining but cornering with the main
building was saved by hard work on the
part of the crowd gathered For a time
Sewers Foundry and Machine Shop, on
the same lot, was in imminent danger
and but for the recent rains no doubt the
fire would have spread. The loss falls
heavily on the town as well as on Mr.. H.
for he had by his hard work and untiring
energy built up an establishment that was
an honor and credit to our town, and
which was turning out some as good work
as can be done any place. We hope our
citizens will aid Mr.. Fl. in rebuilding, at
once, that his loss may fall as lightly as
possible. A subscription, to be repaid by
him in work at some future time after he
shall be re-established, would probably re-
alize more than any other method.
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WITHDRAWAL CARD.

EDS HERALD.-After due consideration
Ihave determined to withdraw my name
from the contest for County Recorder.
Thanking my many friends for their in
terest in my behalf, am $40
Yours, &c,
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The Ottumwa Courier claims the largest
circulation and more job work than any
other paper in this Congressional District
We will compare figures and beat you bad
ly at every point.
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Among the members of the Eddyville
Grant aud Wilson club we notice the
names of our radical friend J. s. Barnett
and his three boys, of Des Moines Tp.,-
all staunch and true as in 1881.
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Mr.. j. Z. Norman, of the wholesale
boot and shoe firm of Moorman, Green q
Co., returned home yesterday from Boston
and New York. after an absence OF three
weeks. They are preparing to carry on
an extensive trade with western and
northern lows.
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SPEAKNG.-There will be political
meeting at the Madison Tor Coffin school
house, four miles northwest of town, on
Monday evening, Aug. 10. Judge Lough-
ridge and others will address the meeting.
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Col. @. W. Fisher, formerly editor OF the
HERALD, now Supt. ofthe Denver and Pa
cifc railway and Gen. John Pierce, one OF
the chief managers Of the above named
road, gave US call this week. They &C.
lcompanied the hunters on their Hampton
trip. The Col. looks well and reports
everything lovely in his neck Of roads.
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MARYsvILLE.-The Miner says the six
months old infant of Mr.. and Mrs. Isaac
Leiby was found dead in bed one morning
recently. No cause given. Doctors tho't
it might be heart disease. "A seven year
old child of Simon Convey was scalded to
death by receiving apush from an older
child which caused it to fall backwards into
"a tub of boiling water. 1t died in afew
hours. Nothing further in regard to the
murder committed there two weeks since.
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Liston McMillen and other speakers will
address the Grant & Wilson club of New
Sharon next Monday evening.
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JESSE LAFoLLRTT sends US limb from
raspberry bush on his place, which hangs
very full OF the incest berries we ever saw.
They are the ''everbearng" variety.
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David Thatcher, east of town, has a
young mich cow and calf for sale which
he says is No. 1. ..s
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CURTAINs.-We have been asked FIRE
quently where we got our nice curtains
We bought the material of w. N Wells
and our job printer, W. NJ. Leighton. print
ed them. Many have admired them here
tofore now, because you find they arc
made at home, don't say, "Pshaw, they're
not as nice as thought they were"
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DIR. j. l.. COFFIN left last Monday for
q visit to his old home in Wisconsin. The
doctor has been in poor health for some
days and goes to recruit.
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]. W. Hinesley bought the Munson
property on east High street, and is fixing
10 up in good style. las -.-,r.s
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Geo. 8. Carson of White Oak informs
us he is going to move to Kansas in cou-
pie of weeks.
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The Episcopal Sociable viii be held al
the residence of Mrs. NJ. r. Williams on
" ednesday evening, August 81. aeH
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Read the notice ofthe sale of Refreshment
stands at the Fair, and if interested, make
your bids. 90 ..--y-r.. .. -aga
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We recently completed 500 copies of the
Bylaws for Tri-luminar Lodge, A. F. 6 A.
NJ. Members and others desiring copies
can get them by applying to the Secretary.