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The weekly Oskaloosa herald. [volume] (Oskaloosa, Iowa) 1855-1885, 1873-05-01
WALL PAPER.

Just received over ten thousand bolts
now on exhibition and for sale to meet the
spring demand Come and see for your
selves, and think you will be pleased with
the assortment, styles and prices
If w. NJ WELLS.
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BIsCUIT.-Charley Glover presented us
W III Denmark Army bscuit drawn and
Carried lay Danish soldier, while in the
army OF that country years ago 1t finds a
place in our cabinet
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Knoxville, Ills, has a wagon factory
tina; turns out 10 to 20 wagons day, ant
90 out of 100 are sold west of the Mississip
pi. Why not have that profit among our
own citiZensr
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Coal Land for Sale!

100 Acres Coal Land, four miles
south of Oskaloosa, half mile north of Central
railroad switch, underlaid with from five to seven
feet vein of good coal Said land is all improved.
Time can be given on part. For partiulars come
and see it. j. BAUGHMAN,
34m6 Given Mahaska Co Iowa
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OUR SUPPLEMENT.-We issue a large
supplement, containing as much reading
matter as one side of our paper. Read ii,
and give us credit accordi ngly.
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A L. Bufkin & Co., purchased the
planning mill of Fl. Snyder 81 Co., few
days since, and will continue the business
as heretofore.
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w. w. Wallace leaves to-day for Council
Bluff, where he will for the present make
his home He will engage in the grain
trade.
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A. Bailey of the d. V. r. r. Gazetteer,
was in town Tuesday looking after the
interests of his work 1t will be issued in
June
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Hundreds of thousands Of persons who have
been cured of Dysentery, Diarrhea, Cholera NOR
bus, and Cholera-Infantum form q solid phalanx
of indisputable testimony, that DIR. McCabe's Re
nowned Medicated Blackberry Brandy has never
failed in a single instance to cure. 34.w2
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We learn from San Jose paper that j.
NJ Moorehead and family arrived safe at
their destination, and have opened out a
millinery store in that city.
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New Messrs. Boyer & Barnes,
in Exchange Block, are receiving fine
stock of new goods this week. Call and
see their beauties, and make your pur-
chases. Adv next week
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Remember that pictures can be obtained
from Warrington's and Lundy's negatives,
for 500 per dozen, at Stanton's Gallery,
for few days. IS
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LEVI HAMILTON is getting piles of new
goods at his store on northwest corner.
Read his local elsewhere and get the full
particulars.
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Ten carloads of mules passed over the
Central last Monday, bought at st. Louis
by the Government, to be used on the
line of the North Pacific r. r. A-a a he -e.
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Hawkins & Parker nave large assort-
ment of fine shirts, collars, cuffs and all
kinds of gents furnishing goods. Every
thing cheap for cash.
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f. W. Allen, whose face was burned by
the explosive drugs some weeks since is
improving, and will get well.
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I)ROBATE NOTICE.
DROBATE MOTTO E.

In matters of tho Last viii aud TIE stament Of
Thomas Jack, deceased:
Notice is hereby given that there lie now on file
in the office of the Clerk of the Circuit Court oil
Mahaska county, Iowa, an instrument in writing
purporting to be the last Will and Testament o
Thomas Jack, decd, late of Mahaska county
Iowa, the same was read by the Clerk of said
Court, and ordered that it be set for hearing and
admission to probate on the LIST day of the mex
the court room in Oskalo osa on the 10th day
of May, 1873, at which time said Will will be ad
mitted to probate unless good cause be shown
why it should not.
81 C. 2 SEARLE. Clerk
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The Southern Iowa Bee Keepers As.
ISOLATION will meet at Eddyvilc on the
first Wednesday in May.
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Cali Ladies, Saturday next and see Mrs
J. NJ Orvis' Pattern Bonnets and Hats
See advertisement
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G. T. WIZARDS fine dwelling in the
east end is nearing completion and will be
an ornament to the vicinity.
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Any person having capital of one
thousand dollars and wishing to enter into
business that will pay As per cent. will
do well to address, M. J. b., box 463,
Oskaloosa Iowa. 34-w4
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A large invoice of Usage Orange Hedge
Plants at Nashs Agricultural warehouse
on Main street.
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Coal LAND FOR SALE-A.J j. Baughman
has for sale tract of excellent coal lanu'
See his adv.
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Ifyou want spring Silk Hat, don't fail
to call on Hawkins & Parker, land get it
from headquarters.
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SODA FOUNTAIN FOR SALE.
/ have one of j. 8. Hulps patent air
fountain two draughts, good running order
that I will sell for fifty dollars.
w. e, VERNON.
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DRESSMAKING.
MRS. J. M. WILLIAMSON.

who has for the last two years been Known "a
forewpman In dressmaking in the millioerv .to 90
Of Mrs Brown. and having had tweCty wears or
perience In the business, wishes to annosnee 70
the.ladtes OF oskaloosa and county, that she has
west ofthe square, next door to Mrs. Tbrabsm,.
boarding-aouse, and also wishes to cav tnat abe
has or hand the highly recommended Butterick
patterns for ladies and children. Can and see.
331m
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Ihave the largest and best lot of spring
wag ons Carriages and Buggies ever built
and offered for sale in this city.
34w1 x Jos. Jones
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10000 BRICK FOR SALE.
10000 of the best brick for sale at the
kiln. Call at the HERALD Office for infor-
nation. 32tf
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r. P. Bacon has completed fine paling
fence around his lot.
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,HE OSKALOOSA HERALD.
Read the dog law elsewhere.

Read buttons new locals Twill do
your soul good.
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DR.. J. P. Gruwell traded for Capt. w. A.
Hunters property in east end of town.
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BLANK RECEIPTS. neatly bound, for sale
at herald Office If.
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HAWKINS & PARKER are cut with new
batcH of locals Read them
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FOR ONE DOLLAR 5!

We will send FREE by mail, on receipt of On @
dollar, % packets of choice flower seeds and our
catalogue, containing upwards of 600 varieties
with full directions for culture, to any address in
the United States. Catalogue free on applica-
tion. DEE q DOYLE,
Seedsmen and Florists
81 fremont Street Boston
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DROBATE NOTICE.
I
In matters of the estate of Al exander Grant.

deceased:
Notice is hereby given that there is now on
ME IN the ONCE OF the Clerk OF the Circuit Court
OF Mahaska county, Iowa, the final settlement
and petition for discharge of z. T. Fisher
admir- ofthe estate Of acknowledgement, decd, and
next term of the Circuit Court to be begun and
held in Oskaloosa, on the 10th day of May 1873 at
which time objections can be made to the an
proving of said settlement and granting the pray
er ofsaid petitioner G. P. SEARLE,
81 Clerk
DROBATE NOTICE.
In matters of. the estate of Robert Gray,
deceas
: Not T. Hereby given that there will be on OIL
before the 1st day Of the next term file
in the office of the clerk of the Circuit Court Of
Manaska county, Iowa, the final settlement, and
petition for discharge of James Stout,
admr. OF the estate of Robert Gray, decd,
and the same is set for hearing on the LIST day oil
the next term of the Circuit Court, to be begun
and held in Oskaloosa, on the Sd Monday of May,
1873, at which time objections can be made to the
approving of said settlement and granting the
prayer of the petitioner.
A3l C. p. SEARLE, Clerk
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Jones carriage and wagon shop is the
place to get your Lumber wagons, Spring
wagons and Buggies. Call and see them.
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NEW FIRM.

viii Mays has returned to Oskaloosa
and will be found in his old place with c
B. Gruwell. Having purchased half in
terest in his drug store, he will be pleased to
see his old friends and accommodate them
with any thing found in his line, at the low
est prices. Look to your interests and pur
chase of Gruwell & Mays, the west High
street druggists. n33
The best stock of mems shoes in the
city, at Phelps 81 Gould's. n33
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CHERIFF'S SALE.

Notice is hereby given, that by virtue oil Spe-
cial Execution directed to me from the office
of the Clerk of the District Court of Mahaska
1873, have levied upon and viii offer ut Sheriff
Sale to the highest bidder for cash in hand at the
door of the house in which the ast District Court
was held, In said county, on Saturday the 31st
day of May, A. d. 1873, at the hour of 8
o'clock, +. NJ, the following described real
estate in said county to.wit:
The right ofway 100 feet wide over and across
the W a sw a and Asec 26 and whseL
aud e Y sw 4 and ne sc 4 sec % TIP rs n X
Ii W.
Taken as the property of Mahaska Co. r. r.
Company and The c. r. r. Company of Iowa, to
satisfy The above mentioned execution in favor
of John +. Lacey and against Mahaska r. r.
j. w .HINESLEY,
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LOWER THAN EVER.

If you wish to get the worth of your
money, go to Hawkins & Parker for your
clothing, hats, caps, &c.
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JUST RECEIVED

at VERNoN's, fresh lot of oranges, lem
ons. figs, prunnells, raisins, and maple SUI
gar.
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New Maple sugar and Syrup direct from
the camp at.
8. j. DuttOn 81 Cos.
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81 Sheriff of Nj
SALE.

Notice is hereby given, that by virtue of a
Special execution, directed to me from the
office of the Clerk of the District Court, oil
Mahaska County, Iowa, and dated April s29,
I'd 1873, have levied upon and will offer at
Sheriff's Sale, to the highest bidder, for cash
in hand, at the door of the house in which the
last District Court was held, in said county, on
Saturday the 31st day of May, A. ID. 1873, at
the hour of o'clock, P. M, the following des
cribed real estate in Mahaska county, Iowa, to.
wit:
The middle one third of lot No. five (5) in block
No. twenty eight (2S) in Oskaloosa, Iowa. Old
plat. ~.
Taken as The property of j. S. Mcclellan and
Isabella Mcclellan TO satisfy the above mentioned
execution in favor of Thomas D. Thompson and
against j. S. MCMILLAN and Isabella Mon elan.
j. W. HINESLEY,
"a Sheriff of Mahaska County, Iowa
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Jones will sell you a good spring wagon
or Buggy, at prices to suit the times. And
all work warranted
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To RENT

TO RENT.
VIM. III. Wray has a house to rent with
two lots and god stable all in good re-
pair, in the southwest part of town. En-
quire at my lumber office on High street.
near Central r. X.
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MISCELLANEOUS.
10000 GIFTS,


On TUESDAY, JULY Sth, 1878, the Third
Grand Gift Concert, under the management
of Ex-Governor rhos. Bramlette. and authoriz-
ed by special act OF the Legislature, for the bene
fit of the Public Library OF Kentucky, positively
and unequivocally comes OFF in Public Library
Hail. at Louisville, KY. when 10 600 Gifts, all
cash, amounting to $500, 900, will be distributed
by lot among the ticket holders. The money to
pay all these gifts in fnll is already in the bank
and is set aside for that purpose, as the following
certificate shaws: =
OFFICE OF FARMERS AND DRovERs' BANK
LOUISVILLE, KY, April Z, 1873.
This is to certify that there is in the Farmers
and Drovers' Bank, to the credit of the Third
Grand Gift Concert for the benefit of the Public
Library of KY, Five Hundred Thousand Dollars
which has been set apart by the Managers to pay
the gifts in full, and will be held by the Bank
and paid out for this purpose, and this purpose
only. Signed,
X. s. WEIGH, Cashier.
Only few tickets remain unsold, and they will
be furnished to the first applicants at the follow
ing prices: Whole tickets, $40; halves, IS:
Quarters, $3.50; II wholes for 500; So for $500
113 for s., 600 and $40 for OOO For tickets and
full information, apply to
THOS. E. BRAMLETTE,
Louisville, KY.
or F. l. DIBBLE & CO.,
154 La Sale St., Chicago, ILL., WA
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ROARDERs WANTED.

100 TONS SCRAP IRON WANTED
at the Blacksmith Shop of
80 LEVI Cook
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BLACKSMITHING

Perdue & Sterling have again resumed
business as firm, and will give careful at.
tention to all kinds of blacksmithing,
horse. shoeing, pillow work, repairing, etc.
Call at the shop on Main street, east OF
square. n28
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ONLY THESE

May 1, 1878.
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of all kinds done short notice.
Miss LIZZIE FAUQU1ER will superintend the
dress making department, where dresses and
suits will be made in the latest styles and at
reasonable prices. We will always keep fine
assortment of dress and cloak trimmings on
hand Hoping to receive liberal share of pat.
ronage both from city and country, am respect
fully, Mrs. j. L. MOORE 30
The Idaho world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1864-1918, 1873-12-25

The Force OF Misunderstanding to
a rural exchange, Farmer Crown was
not we'll educated; indeed, he was
guiltless of knowledge of reading
and writing, and his system of etiquette
belonged to the barbaric ages. His
daughter Jane was quite the reverse
Of her father in all these respects, and
at the time we write of was entertain
ing at dinner large party of the
neighboring farmers and their wives,
at her fathers house, on the occasion of
her returning from boarding-school. It
may be inferred that her fathers intel
ligence and behavior were source of
perpetual solicitude to Jane, and pre-
vious to the party she instructed her
father that when speaking of anything
ne should add, for fear of offending any
one. "the present company excepted"
he was half an hour late for dinner,
and tired Of waiting, Jane invited the
guests to begin operations. They had
not long begun ere Mr.. Brown rushed
abruptly into the room, in streams of
perspiration.
"Why, dear papa" said Jane. ex.
cited, "what kept you 50 late?"
1.-THE fact is, Jane" replied he, "Tye
been visiting neebor Smiths pigs, and
they're the fines lot of hogs l ever
seed, the present company alus ex-
cepted." SEX zss9
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M1NTER,s NosE-"Max Adeler" tells

M1NrzER,s NosE-" Max Adeler" tells
the following: Before Mintzer joined
the temperance society he would some
times make beast of himself by get
ting drunk. One night some of his
companions finding him asleep on the
sofa of the club house, rubbed his nose
with phosphorus for several minutes, and
then took him home. There was a
mirror in the hat rack, and the entry
was dark. Mintzer's nose glowed like
an aurora borealis. When he caught
a sight of the reflection in the glass,
he remarked that it was a most extra
ordinary thing that Mrs. Mintzer had
left the light burning, and he moved up
to the hat rack to turn of the gas.
After fumbling around among the UNI
brellas and hat pegs a few moments
for the stop cock, he concluded the light
must come from a candle, SO exerted
himself to blow it out. The more ne
pulled the brighter it shone. Then ne
seized his high hat and tried to jam it
down over the candle. At last he be-
came mad, and snatching up an um-
brella, he resolved to smash that candle
if it took him all night. He aimed a
terrific blow at it and broke the mirror
into vulgar fractions. Aroused by the
clatter, Mrs. Mintzer came to the head
of the stairs, and observing phosphorus
light fitting about in the darkness be-
low, she began to scream. But when
Mintzer at last made himself l1
The Idaho world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1864-1918, 1873-12-25
TWO GIANTS AFRAID OF A CONTEST.

"A correspondent or the fOrtIOllO
sends the following: Old Squire Ger.
IRISH, of Newburyport, is genial soul
who has host of "reminiscences. An
intimate friend Of Webster, Edward
Everett and Rufus Choate, and law
partner of Caleb Cushing, he had a
rare opportunity of collecting anec-
dotes and details that are very interest
ing now. While connected with Cush-
ing, time came when those two Titans,
Cushing and Choate, were on opposite
sides in an important suit. On the day
when the case was called the court
room was crowded. A battle between
such men was novelty, even in that
epoch of brains. To the amazement of
judge, jury and spectators, both Cush-
ing and Choatc were anxious for "con-
tinuance"-in other words, for a post
pohement of trial. AS a usual thing,
both gentlemen were always anxious to
force case to trial, being in state of
"chronic preparation" as Webster
once said in speaking of Choate. In
going out of court, says Mr. Gerrish,
l met Choate and said, GLOW is this
that you are ready for continuance
to-day? It is little odd of you"
Choate replied, "Oh. l am little
pressed with business and can afford to
let this case stand over"
SaidI |, "Choate, this is sheer nonsense.
Ph tell what the matter is. You are
afraid of Cushing
$50 am" was the reply, "and I'm
not ashamed to own it, either"
"Well, WE'LL" said |, "this is pretty
good. The idea of Rufus Choate' fright
ened. What on earth do you fear in
Cushing?"
"Mr. Gerrish, will tell you. l am
afraid Of his overwhelming knowledge
of the lar."
In the afternoon Cushing came into
the Office. | went for him at once.
"Caleb, what was the matter to-day:
why didn't You insist on trying that
case"
cob" he replied, "the weather is
warm and we have much to attend to,
and l didn't care to hurry matters"
Now, Gushing, be honest; were
you not little afraid of Choate?"
"Well, Gerrish, to be candid about it,
! was. Are you satisfied now
| then inquired what he feared Choate
for. "Do you think" said /, "that he
knows any more law than you do?"
No, sir, | DON'T was the answer;
"but am afraid of the rascal's infer.
nalinhuence with ajury, right or wrong"
And there it was. The two men had
been so often associated that each
knew the others strong points and felt
timid.
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AsERIEsof caricatures now popular in
Vienna represents the Austrian idea Of
the besctting sins of the great powers.
Prussia, naughty dame resting upon a
sword, represents pride; England is a
scrawny female seated on a cotton bale,
and is called avaricc; Russia goes skat-
ing and bowling by under the name of
Envy; Turkey lois on sofa, fat oda-
lisque, as Luxury; France, with a
mans hat in one hand and n glass Of
champage in the other, dances decollete
cancan, and is called Immodcsty; Spain
is a wild Petroleuse, and represents an
ger; Scotland is a bonny lass, dropping
to sleep on mountain side, as Lazi.
ness; America sits on pile of Pub.
Docs, scribbling furiously, and the I'M.
putty she represents bears the uncanny
name of "Zeitungscrieberei."
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IDAHO WORLD.
KISSES AT MARKET.

"Tell me, dearest husband, Kitty said.
"Before You 60, pray,
How shall get the meat and bread
For our noon-Meal to-day?"
SO Buy them with smiles" the husband cried,
"But that won't pay" says she,
"Then take this kiss, J" her lord replied.
And to his shop went he.
The noontime came. and he came, too,
q And the dinner was prepared
tender steak was in full view:
..Quite splendid" he declared.
He said he wished to have such meat
Three times day in future;
Y" But tell me. love. for this great treat
4 What did you pay the butcher?"
"What did pay al paid the kiss
Twas all yeu left you know"
+" A-all right" said he; "but after this,
Take money when you CO."
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A YOUNG gentleman in Augusta,
Maine, lately made an evening call
upon a young lady. It was getting
along toward I o'clock, when the young
lady inquired the time of evening.
Give minutes to 9, was the reply"
How long will it take you to go home"
Give minutes, | should Judge" "Then,"
said the young lady, ''if you start now
you will get home just at 9 o'clock"
He performed the feat on time.
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DIocENEs hunted in the day time for
an honest man, with lantern: if he
had lived in these times, he would hav
needed the he'd lite ov lokomotiff.-
Josh Billings.