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The weekly Oskaloosa herald. [volume] (Oskaloosa, Iowa) 1855-1885, 1873-07-10
LAFFERTY & JOHNSON.
4lWe Attys for pltfi
I STATE OF iowa. :
Mohoo Ho NJ f6
T EGAL N NOTICE.

STATE OF IOWA, L.. District Court,
Manaska county. August Term, 1873
To Josiah d. Hunt and Joshua Hunt
YOu are hereby notified that there IL now on
file in the office of the clerk of the District Court
in and for said county, the petition of Isaac Kali
bach Son. claiming of you the sum Of three hun
dred and thirty nine and 86100 dollars with inter-
est from October 30, 1872, on account for lumber
and materials furnished you by said Isaac Kali
bach q Son, and also Claiming mechanics lien
upon the following described real estate In Ma
haska county, to-wit:
The west half and the north east quarter, and
west half Of south east quarter, of section No.
twenty coy township No. seventy six (76) north
Range fifteen (15) west.
Now unless you appear thereto and answer be.
fore noon OF the second day Of the next term Of
the District Court to be begun and held in Ga
kaloosa, in and tor said county on the third
Monday 10 August, 1873, your default will be
entered and judgmentrenderedt thereon as prayed
for In said petition.
J. RHNEHART,
A Atty for Plaintiff,
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MORE THrEvING. Last Thursday night
some sneak thief stole H. b. Owens pants,
ana carried of his pocket-book, containing
lutte money and some papers of value to
byron only The window of the bedroom
was hit open, and light burning, and
Byron thinks the fellow fished the pants
out with stick. After he secured the pants
he poked his head into window and was
seen oy chesier Owen, but seeing he was
discovered he LETT in hurry. Load your
revolvers.
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STARCH FACToRY.-We understand
there are parties in our city looking for
location for starch factory. Several
places have been examined, and desirable
locations found, if they should conclude
to stay with US. We have everything deslr-
able for such manufactures, plenty OF fuel
of The best, corn in great abundance, ard
a good market easy of access for their man
ufactures
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FIVE HUNDRED THOUSAND.

5000 bottles of Green's August Flower has
been sold in this State in three months We on
ly ask you to go to the drug store of W. NJ
Wells, Oskaloosa, Iowa, and get bottle free of
charge, or regular size at IS cite. Every bottle
will cure dyspepsia or liver complaint sick head
ache, costiveness, heartburn, waterbrash, sour
stomach. Indigestion, impure blood, and all dis
ease caused by impure blood, or deranged stom-
ach and liver. Try it. 36eow
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HORSES SToLEN.-On the night OF the
"a of July, two horses were stolen from
the stable of VIM Clarkson, at Indianapo-
lis. One was black mare, 16 hands high,
no white spots, seven years old, good
working order, lately lost colt. The
other dark bay horse, heavy set, low car
riage, Roman face, star in forehead, 1873
hands high, 6 years old, heavy name and
tail. A black full quilt saddle was also
taken, at the same time. Mr.. Clarkson of.
fers liberal reward for either horses or
thief. No clue is known to the thief. A
saddle was taken from an adjoining stable,
showing there must have been more than
one.
p. S.-Since the above was in type we
learn that the horses returned the follow
ing day, minus the saddles, looking as
though they had been on 4th of July
drunk.
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CHERIFF's SALE.

Notice is hereby given, that by yirtue of A
Special execution, directed to me from the
office OF the Clerk Of the Circuit Court, OF
Mahaska County, Iowa, and dated July 1st,
AID 1873 have levied upon and will offer at
Sherifs 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 ID day of August, A. D. 1878, at
the hour of O'Clock, A. NJ, the following des
wit:
Lots No. three and four, and ~ and the north
half Of lots No. five and six, e and 81 in Block
NO. two ~ In Maxon's addition to the town OF
Peoria, Mahaska county, Iowa.
Taken as the property OF James McCauley,
admir- OF the estate Of Thomas Matchett, ct al, to
satisfy the above mentioned execution in favor Of
G. G: Joy, and against James McCauley, admir- Of
estate Of Thes. Matchett.
j. W. HINESLEY,
~ Sheriff OF Mahaska County. Iowa
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Good tor Horses.-I have used Prof IAN.
DERsoNs DERMADoR" on my horses for Calls,
Scratches, HeelcracEs, &C., and am pleased to
say that it s the best preparation that have ever
used for such cases. l have been a constant
traveller on the road, driving horses for seven
years. and have never found it's equal.
JOHN j. ANTEs,
Travelling Agent, DR.. Herrick's Remedies
See advertisement in another Column
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A CORRECTION.

Eds HERALD.-Whilst the U p. Church
maintains decided testimony against all
"Secret oath bound societies" as contrary
to the spirit OF the gospel, and the genius
of our free government, she is not at the
same time bound to put out of her pale
every man who believes in secret soc ieties,
or may for the time BIZ in, be connected
with them, as some late items of news
upon this subject would seem to Indicate.
She is upon the other hand bound by her
own declared principles to exercise "for-
bearance in love" towards all members
who cannot subscribe fully to her stand
ards" but who at the same time "follow
the things that make for peace" AS to
the Grange" If 1t is an "oath. bound Sc
cret society" it stands decidedly condemn
ed by the principles of the church, but
these principles DO not necessitate 'knock-
ing down and dragging out" those who
may have been induced to join the order,
as outside captious, critics and self-consti.
tuted interpreters of church law would
have the world believe.
The writer of this wonders how it comes
that the editors of the country know so
much about the action of the U. P. courts
in reference to "secret societies." but don't
seem to know anything about the action
of Congregational Associations and
churches, Methodists ministers and
churches, United Brethren and Moravian,
as also the doings of anti-secret society
conventions, etc, etc. Doubtless there is
reason for it All right, gentlemen, just
so long as you state the facts as they are.
We want the world to know that we are
uncompromisingly opposed to all oath
bound secret combinations of men, but we
have withal some common sense left, and
know how to deal with the erring in christ
ian forbearance and love-
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oskALoosA PRODUCE MARKET
WnrYnnoINA " I,,lx a -.
THE MARKETS.
CHICAGO, July 8.

CHICAGO, July 8.
Business opened in rather active man
ner in financial circles on yesterday. There
was not much change IN the general situa
ton at the banks as compared with the
closing days OF last week, but as trade was
again resumed In all branches of commerce,
tho business enjoyed was remarkably good
for the first day of the week. At both the
mercantile and grain institutions the move
ment was unusually satisfactory, though.
as is customary at this season, when money
is in excessive supply, the demand for loans
and other favors was smaller than the
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SEVERE ACCIDENT.-About two weeks
ago, G. B. SHIELDS of Rchland Tp., in des-
cending his cellar steps, slipped and fell
upon rusty eight-penny nail sticking up
through board in the bottom of the eel
lar, running the nail in his knee-cap and
inflicting severe wound. The wound be-
came infiamed, the limb swelled to twice
its natural size, and for time it looked as
if c. B. must travel about on one leg, but a
council OF physicians finally decided VT
could be saved aud he is now limping
about again. We hope he may not exper-
fence further trouble
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House AND LOTS FOR SALE.
Twill sell,my house and two lots at bar
gain. The house consists of five rooms
and in good repair The lots are well fruit
ed, splendid location, good barn, splendid
well of water, etc. For particulars call on
me at my shop just east of square
IF B. r. PERDUE
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c. P SEARLE, Clerk.
dissolution NOTICE.

The co-partnership heretofore existing between
and known as Miller, MuHsell q Co., Is, this Ist
day of May, 1873, dissolved by mutual consent
A. II. Munsell having disposed Of his interest to
Messrs. Miller d Harbach, who will Continue
business at the old stand in Herald Block
All parties having accounts with the firm of
Miller, Nunsell q Co., are hereby notified to cali
on A. II. Munsell at the old stand and settle eth
by cash or note aDthin the merit khirtu(3Ol dnus
or their accounts will be left for collection with.
out further notice. A. H. MUNsrLL.
Juue OF 1879 30
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LEGAL NOTICE.
STATE OF IOWA, l
Mahaska County. I


Mahaska County,
To;Geo. Q. Orvis. N. N. Orvis, 2. T. Fisher. A.
L Orvis; G. J.; jackson, Laban Moore, Frankei
d Co., G. L. Woodman d Co.. James White.
Wright q Spencer, Jesse Stanley, VIM. Stan.
ley. Samel jackson, @. d. McFali and II. N.
Gum:
You are hereby notified, that there is now on
file In the ONCE fthe Clerk of the Circuit Court.
In and for Mahaeka county, Iowa, petition OF
The Bank Of Red Oak, claiming of N. n. Oryis,
Geo. @. Orvis and z. T. Fisher, one thousand
dollars on two promissory notes and also asking
the foreclosure OF mortgage upon lot No. 4, in
block ~, In the city OF Oskaloosa, fold plat in
Mahaska county, Iowa said MORTGAGES heino exa
cuted 10 secure the payment OF aid notes Wv
And that unless you appear and answer mr. IL.
fend thereto on or before noon Of the second dow
of the next term of said C0urt To he commencaa
on the third Monday of November, A. D., 1874,
your default will be entered and Judgment will
be rendered against you for the whole amonnt
claimed with interest and costs.
JOHN r. LACEY
naow4 Atty for pltff.
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GOOD AND TIMELY ADVICE.

1t is now fixed fact, that Dr. McCabe's Medi-
Gated Blackberry Brandy is the best and surest
cure for Cholera Morbus, Diarrhea Cholera In
fantum and Flux ever discovered. No other
remedy compares it, We advise all to use it.
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The east part of town has street that
is impossible for teams We refer to the
north and south street just east of Messrs
Cults and Snowden's residences. A few
minutes ditching would make 1t dry and
healthy where now only miry and
miasmatic.
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The Abba Union says: James Hardin
of Wayne township, has invested in fine
stock. He bought fine bull calf from
Henry Steddom OF Mahaska county. no,
long since. This calf is from Durham
cow and sirei by DevoDshire. 1t wai
one year old last April and weighed 94s
nounds
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Castora ls more than asubstitute for castor
Oil. ills the only SAFE article is existence which
Is certain to assimilate the food, regulate the
bowels, cure wind-colic and produce natural
sleep. 1t contains neither minerals, morphine
or ALCOHOL and it is pleasant to take. Children
need not cry and mothers may rest. "a
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The fire-engine was due June cath, but
has not yet made its appearance. The
Company reportsi il shipped on time, whic
we have the privilege of believing if we
wish TO-
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DMINIsTRAT oR's NOTICE.


Notice is hereby given to al, persons interested
that on the S0th day of June. A. d. 1873, the
undersigned was appointed by the Circuit court
OF Mahaska county, Iowa. admins traitor OF thees-
tate Of Elizabeth McMaines deceased, late of said
county. All persons indebted to said estate, will
make payment to the undersigned, and those
having claims against the same, will present
them legally authenticated to said court for al
lowance. STEPHEN HICKOX,
Dated June 30. 1873. Administrator.
43 C.P. SEARLE Clerk
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CEDAR TIP. CORRESPONDENCE.

EDS. HERALD.-The grand union Of
the public schools OF Cedar Township
came off last Friday with the usual prelm-
mary preparation and at 10 a. H., the
streets of Fremont were lined with the
glitter and show of innumerable banners,
flags, and pretty faces, trimmed and orna-
mentt d in the very latest style. All being
arranged and the signal given by the chief
marshal. the procession moved, and "all
went merry as marriage bell" When
within quarter OF mile of the ground,
the teams were stopped and the procession
formed on foot and marched to the grove
under heat of about $50 and the grove
being down in hollow, they did not cool
down very fast; but after things We're
settled we had song by the Fremont Glee
Club, and prayer by Re-. Mann as the
opening exercises, after which we had quite
lengthy address from Rev. Calhoun of
Kirksville and Mccain of White Oak.
Now in the regular order of the day
comes dinner, and the show of white table
linen and good things to eat could not be
excelled anywhere and with happy voices
and merry faces the multitude began to
partake, when
Ozark clouds o'erspread the sky,
Dead stiffness reigned in air.
and the faint rumble of distant thunder
created some alarm and whea vivid flash
of lightning streaked the dark cloud as it
were with blood and the report that fol-
lowed was like the deafening roar of artil-
lery, and the winds came whistling through
the branches like so many fiends in their
wrath
"Ahl then there was hurrying to and fro,
And tremblings of distress
And cheeks were pale which an hour ago,
Blushed at the praise OF their loneliness"
Then came the scene of confusion; hats
were collected in piles aud umbrellas
placed over them; dinner thrown aside
and no more thought of; some rushed
wildly about; others wrapped up in
quilts, while some
Gazed on the sullen sky.
And hoped the storm would soon pass by
But at last it broke in all its fury and then
"what fall was there, my countrymen p
high cockades and starcbed ruffies, wilted
paper collars and starched shirts were soon
reduced to high idegree of pliancy, and
style that stood twenty degrees above the
heads OF the wearer was in few moments
reduced to zero. Thus closed the days
performance and to spectator that had no
interest in the thing it was splendid. 1t
put me in mind of piece of poetry that
appeared in the HERALD years ago:
''Oh was 1t not pretty sight,
To see the ladies dressed In white.
All at the picnic party
If it had net been for the little sprinkle we
had of two hours about as hard as
it ever does 10 Iowa, it would have been
grand thing and the closing was grand
thing as 1t was. Yours in haste,
ONE Who Cor WET.
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HORACE FISHER, straight forward
Oskaloosa boy, who has chosen Den
yer for his home, has been visiting
hereabouts for some days. We are glad to
learn he is doing we'll He reports the
Colonel full of business and busy as bee
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The Pella Blade says: "A young man
81 years of age, son of John Alderman
well known in Pella, and living some four
miles north, came to his death by
drowning last Sunday afternoon. Young
Alderman, in company with two or three
young men from that neighborhood went
to Skunk river to have a swim. Not one
of their number was an expert in the
water and young A. soon got beyond his
depth and sunk to rise no more alive. Be-
ing short distance from his companions
he was not missed till too late. Alter
some three hours his body was recovered.
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Last Sabbath afternoon religious servi-
ces were held in The square, attended by a
large number of people. Rev. McAyeal
preached. We learn that these meetings
are to be continued. They are held under
the auspices of the Young Peoples Christ.
ian Association. Success attend them.
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Our friend, L. r. EcKART, presented us
a curiosity, with historic record, for
our cabinet. 1t is dice, captured by him
at Murfreesboro. Found with it was a
drinking cup, upon which was an inscrip-
ton, declaring it was made from the skull
of a Federal soldier, who fell at Bull Run,
bone. These relics had been sent by a reb-
ell soldier 10 his lady love, and in her house
they were captured. Nj. E. has our thanks
for the relic
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The Iowa CITY ReDub,ican saws :.

Robert Kissick, OF Oskaloosa, another of the
students who has gone forth from the law depart
is in successful practice, at his old home taking
right hold like veteran in his profession The
Nay in which these graduates SO quickly succeed
school of the law. - 100
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for S2.OO each.
REPRESENTATIVE.
KDs. HERALD.-Please announce that SAMUEL
date for Representative, subject to the Re-
publican Primary Election.
EDS. HERALD.-Please announce that OLIVER
GRANT, of Des MONIES Tp, will be q candidate
for Representative, subject to the Republican
EDS. HERALD.-Please announce that T. r.
GILMORE, of Harrison Tp., will be a candidate
for Representative, subject to the Republican
Primary Election.
EDS. HERALD Announce JOHN DODDS
of Adams Tp., as q candidate for Representative
subject to the Republican Primary Election.
EDS. HERALD,-Please announce the name of
Hon. L. F. ELLSWORTH as car didate for re-
election to the office of Representative, subject
10 the decision OF the Republican Primary Elec-
ton. MANY CITIZENS,
SUPERINTENDENT OF SCHOOLS.
EDS. HERALD..Please announce the name Of
CHARLES STANLEY as candidate for County
Superintendent of Public Schools subject to the
Republican Primary Election.
EDS. HERALD.-Anneunce that ED. MOTT is a
candidate for Superintendent Of the Public
schools of Mahaska county. subject to the de.
cision of the Republican Primary Election.
EDS. HIRALD-Please announce that WILSON
MCFADDEN is candidate for Sheriff of Mahas :
ka county, subject to the decision Of the Repub.
iican Primary Election, and oblige
EDs. HERALp;-Please announce the name OF
CAPT. MILO M. RICE as a candidate for Sheriff,
subject to the decision of the Republican Prima-
~ Election.
l. EDS HERALD.-Please announce the name Of
j. H. KISER, OF Richland Tp., as q candidate for
Sherin OF Manaska county, subject to the Repub-
n. n-u.x -
STANLEY is a candidate for Sheriff, subject to
the decision of the Republican Primary Election.
EDS. HERALp.-Please announc, the name of
j. w. HINESLEY as candidate for Sheriff Of
Mahaska county, subject to the decision OF the
Republican Primary Election. MANY FRIENDS.
II. II. WORDEN, as candidate for the Office Of
Sheriff, subject to tho Republican Primary Elec-
| tion. MANY VOTERS.
EDS HERALD.-Announce the name OF JAMES
HETHERINGTON( "a native Mahaskian) as a can
| didate for Sheriff of Mahaska county subject tn
the decision OF the Republican Primary Election
AUDITOR.
EDS. HERALD. Announce the name Of D. III
LESUER. as candidate for Auditor OF Mahaaka
county, subject to the decision OF the Republican
Primary Election.
EDS. HERALD.-Please announce JAMES RUAN
~ . Canalaate Tor reelection to the ONCE of
county Auditor, subject to the Repub lican Pri-
TREASURER
Ems. HERALD.-Please announce that HENRY
n: hknDiG is candidate for re election to the
once OF County Treasurer. subject to the Repub.
lican Primary Elect .on 'p"'
hEhBER OF BOARD OF SUPERVISORS.
EDS: HERALD.-Piease announce that n w
LOhlNG has consented TO be candidate for the
oftce OF member of Board OF Supervisor. snh;acs
20 the decision OF the Republican Primary E,ec'
ZION. This 10 not OF MI Lcring's seeking, and he
MANY CITIZENS.
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RAN.-From the farmers comes the re.
port that if the wet weather continues
there will be difficulty in saving the grain
and hay. One of the heaviest rains of the
season occurred on Monday last.-we
trust it may have been the "clear up
shower"
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Me-. iNGERMAN the gymnasium man, de.
sires us to say that young Caven who had
his arm broken last week was not mem
Der of his class, and was there against his
orders.
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Money ruled well at the Loan, on Mon,
day night last. The bids ranged from 4S11S
TO 4G This organization has become q
power for good TO our town, and many q
man finds the financial help there that he
could not elsewhere secure
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The Monroe Transcript says: "Miss
Rosa Stem, little sister of II. L. Stem,
while attempting TO weigh herself with
pair OF old-fashioned steelyards, fell, by
the strap fastened around her waist break
ing. In falling one OF the hooks of the
steel-yards caught in her right ear, tearing
it loose from the head
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Torrance's Reconstruction" Johnson 8
40 Hague" and Allen Bros. with whole
drove of fast horses were present at the
Des Moines fair and swept the board, car
rying of everything in the shape of prem
iums, and few stakes
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l.. MCCUMMINGs one of the best boys
that ever punched ticket has given up
his position on the Central, and will here
after be found selling Boots and Shoes, on
the road, for Messrs. Moorman, Green 81
Co. Mac is as straight as line, and will
sell poo1 stock
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Get ready for the Co. Fair. The prem
iums are largely increased, and our citi.
zens should take great interest in its sue
cess. Get something ready for show
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W. N. BUCHANAN, late City Marshal,
moved to Joliet, Ills, and has a good posi-
ton in the rolling mills at that place. We
wish Buck" any quantity of good luck in
his new home
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Public lectures at the Court room on
Tuesday and Friday evenings of each
week, commencing on the 18th inst. Ev.
cry body respectfully invited to attend I.
These lectures are free, being under the
direction OF the conductors of the Normal
School which commences on the 14th.
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JAKE MORGAN, while blowing and strik-
Ing for the peoples Ticket" in Madison
county, advises his friends not to bet on
the result. Good and timely advice.
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POweshiek county sends to Harrington
for its pile-driver. and Mahaska sends TO
KeokuS for one no better. So it goes
Harrington's work is as good as any in the
State. Read adv.
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The team of E. S. Sanford ran away on
Monday afternoon, throwing out and badly
bruiSing Mrs. Sanford aud demoralizing
the buggy.
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Oar Street Commissioner is working the
streets to goo1 advantage, and our Mar
shall is whoOping up the sinking alley:
and by-ways, in a manner that relieves 8
timid man from all fears of the Cholera
Keen il IN.