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The weekly Oskaloosa herald. [volume] (Oskaloosa, Iowa) 1855-1885, 1873-05-15

We see that Messrs Jordan & Sons con-
template rebuilding their portion of the
burned out Union Block, in Ottumwa.
We are glad TO hear it.
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Asher & Mattox have put up brick ad-
dition to their grocery store which makes
it very convenient and comfortable.
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The Eddyville Aduertiser says: Elder
Aaron Oldham has sold his farm to A. B.
Oldham and purchased the very pleasant
resident property of A. Rhodes, and will
remove to the city soon. The price paid
for the Rhodes property was S1eOO
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A whole family IN Monticello were vac.
cinsted with virus from hooking cow,
which has resulted in kleptomania.
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OUR SUPPLEMENT Again We spread
before our readers large supplement, in
or1e7 to give them the better amount of
reading matter. These supplements are
issued by US at large expense tor which
we receive no remuneration except in the
tn inks of orr readers
The weekly Oskaloosa herald. [volume] (Oskaloosa, Iowa) 1855-1885, 1873-05-15

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:
B. R. PERDUR.
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DR. Huntsman sent rs st. Louis papers
containing proceedings of the National
Medical Association.
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A tramp printer jumped from the bridge
at keokuk, into the Mississippi river in
tending to drown himself, but some cruel
fellows in a skiff rescued him. He was
very mad. His name is Travis, and be
was drunk
The weekly Oskaloosa herald. [volume] (Oskaloosa, Iowa) 1855-1885, 1873-05-15

Circuit Couri begins next Monday. II
YOU are counting or likely to be courted
better be there.
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QUAKER you want Il set
of this kind, read advertisement elsewhere
and see where TO get them.
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Messrs. Hurst g. Gage extend their COM
pliments to the public and cordially invite
every one to use Dr. L. Hurst's anti dys-
peptic and liver pills for dyspepsia and
liver complain Cure warranted in every
case. 32m3
The weekly Oskaloosa herald. [volume] (Oskaloosa, Iowa) 1855-1885, 1873-05-15

First degree work tomorrow, Friday
night in Triluminar. Second degree work
tonight in Amity
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The Voter says Porte Welch, of Oska-
ioosa Reform Leader, favors a peoples con.
ven'ion in Mahaska county next fall /;
'rorle "a prospective Peoples, Democrat.
orange candidate for the Legislature. He
Is little coy, of course, but wont seriously
object il ANYBODY insists"
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The Montezuma Republican says: "a
very sad accident of burning occurred in
our city on last Saturday. The infant SON
Oh stephen Gerard, pulled a tub of boiling
water over on himself, causing terrible
pufn from bis waist downward over his
io"er limbs, causing the skin to peel off
In frightful manner"
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TO RENT.

TO RENT.
VIM. Fl. Wray has a house to rent with
two lots and good stable all in good re.
pair, in the southwest part of town. En-
quire at my lumber Office on High street.
near Contra r. r.
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How WE STAND.-ln the matter of debt
Iowa is ranked as the twenty. fifth State,
and in State debt as the "thirty-third."-
Delaware, Nebraska and Oregon only have
less. This is proud showing-indicativ
of thrift and good management. In county
indebtedness, we rank among the best.
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Soldiers Entitled to a HOME
STEAD of 100 ACRES.

The Best Locations for Colonies.
FREE HOMES FOR ALL Mil lions of acres of
choice Government Lands open for entry under
the HOMESTEAD LAW near this Great Railroad
with good markets and all the settled conyeniep.
ces of an old settled country
Free passes to purchasers of Railroad Land
sectional Maps showing the Land, also new edi.
ton Descriptive Pamphlet with Maps Mailed free
Everywhere.
Address
o. f. DAVIS.
Land Commissioner y. r. r. r.,
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MARION CoUNTY-The Voter says: Mr.
LeGrand of that county has two buffalo
calves, domesticated, that he wants to SELL
MIR. Henry Wolfe, who lives in the vi
cinity of Gosport, was thrown from his
horse and severely injured last Thursday.
Twenty persons were immersed in the
Des Moines river, at Red Rock recently.
Rev. Herlzog, of M )nroe, officiated. One
thousand persons witnessed the admins
tration of the ordinance. Spotted fever
has prevailed to considerable extent, but
In light form. Mrs. Margaret Gibson,
who lives two miles west of Bellefontaine,
recently broke two ribs by an accidental
fall "A party of eleven young men from
the neighbOrhood of Hamilton left last
week for Yankton, Dacota, to live.
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Last Monday evening the Odd Fellows
eoiued 10 build on the Dawson corner, and
-. mofK VIII 60 ahead st once. The
Duna,ns viii be erected by the fraternity
.uu 'uoge Loughridge, will be 42xsO.
.p es s'orles high, with Lodge room in
~ MAIN Street was twice "be-
'rayea IN the house of its friends" and had
no pla IN. We hope the work may be
The weekly Oskaloosa herald. [volume] (Oskaloosa, Iowa) 1855-1885, 1873-05-15

Gee" Weeks bought the Geo, Sheppard
property, recently, for 1880.
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Rev. Childs is materially improving the
looks of his dwelling by putting additions
thereto.
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AGRICULTURAL WORKS.

OItdI
W. B. Jackson will be found at the
building first door south of Mayors Office,
ready to supply the farmers with all kinds
of agricultural Implements, by order or
otherwise.
tf27 w. B. JACKSON.
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QUEER Cock FIGHT.-One day last
week, little two year old son of w. s.
kenworthy got outside the lot, and wan
dered across the street where he encoun-
tered belligerent rooster belonging to
some ofthe neighbors, which Immediately
mounted the boy, and proceeded to "pol-
ish him off" in the most approved style.
The childs cries brought the mother to
the rescue at once, but before she could
reach him, the rooster had cut his head
and face badly with its beak and spurs, in
fiicting one ugly-looking cash from the
eye back to the ear, and cutting its face
in various places so it looked like small
pox patient Will thinks the rooster
would have killed the boy if he had not
been disturbed. A doctor was called and
dressed the child's wounds.
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Judge Loughridge has gone to Washing
ton, via st. Louis.
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EARLY ROSE POTATOES
l have fine lot of genuine Early Rose
potatoes at 25 cents per bushel. n33
8. j. DUTToN u Co.
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Mrs. Craig & Henley, dressmakers, do
good work at low prices. Give them a
call. 36.1
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P. c. HERBIG is building new house
on lot adjoining L L. Hull.
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q HERlFF's SALE.
CHERIFF'S SALE.

Notice is hereby given, that by virtue of a
Special execution, directed to me from the
offee of the Clerk of the District Court, OF
Mahaska County, Iowa, and dated May Q,
Sherif,s Sale, to the highest bidder, for cash
In hand, at the door of the house in which the
sast District Court was held in said county, on
the hour of O'Clock, P. M, the following des.
witt "' W
me south half OF the northwest quarter of the
southwest Or of section No. ten (1O) twp No. sew
enty.fVe ('5) north of range No fifteen (15) west.
Taken as the property Of Rein Smith to salts.
Y the above mentioned execution in favor OF
Geo. ii, Baugh and against Rein Smith.
., j. w. HINESLEY,
30 Sheriff of Mahaska County, Iowa
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WAGONS, BUee1rs AND CAnn,.ar.

WAGONS, BUGGIEs AND CARRIAGES
We took look through the mandatory
OF r. G. Herbig on Wednesday, and there
found some splendid specimens of buggies,
carriages and wagons. Philip is good
workman as his specimens show; and his
Charlie is one of the best painters on this
kind of work we have seen. His speci-
mems will compare fayorably with any
eastern specimens. 1t is foolish to send
away for work of this kind with such
good work men as we have i'll our midst
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JACK.

W. NJ. EVANS has the best jack in the
county, and win keep him at his place, in
Union Up, last four days of every week.
He will contract all colts on the ground.
w9
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ROAD SCRAPERS.
Township Trustees will find large lot
of road scrapers of the best pattern at
tt ROSE & MARTINsTEIN's.
osKALoosA PRODUCE MARKET
THE MARKETS.
Chicago May Is.

Chicago May Is.
MoNEY-Business opened in reasona-
bly, active manner in financial circles on
yesterday. As the pleasant weather seemed
to infuse new life into all branches of trade,
almost all the banks enjoyed very fair
movement, and on all sides the degree OF
animation exhibited was reported as quite
liberal for the first day of the week.
Hence, the prevailing feeling was both
healthy and satisfact Dry, though in the
general monetary situation there was
really nothing new to attract any particu-
lar attention. The demand for funds and
other bank favors was undoubtedly trifle
larger and more urgent than during the
last half OF the past week, yet as the banks,
were in a comparatively strong condition /,
borrowers presenting the right sort of pa
per and collaterals were accommodated
with about the sual freedom. The supply
of money is now practically large enough
to enable the banks to meet promptly and
freely the calls of their legitimate custom
ers, and in all gu arters the reports indicate
a tolerably comfortable loan market.
The markets for grain and produce were
reasonably active on yesterday. In almost
all branches of trade operators exhibited a
very good disposition to take hold, and al
though there was no excitement worthy of
special mention, fully an average days
business was transacted. The feeling was
also firm, and on wheat, corn, mess por k,
and lard something of fresh advance was
realized. Provisions were monopolized
almost exclusively by the speculative in
terest, but in the prominent cereals the
movement was in great measure legiti-
mate, the shipping demand for wheat, corn,
oats being fully as large as at any time
during the past week. Grain closed as
following
clociuu
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100000 ACRES !!
CHEAP FARMSi
The Cheapest land in the market for sale by the
UNION PACIFIC

In the Great Platte Valley
5000, 600 Acres in Central Nebraska,
Now fof sale in tracts OF forty acres and upwards
on five and ten year credit at 6 per cent No AD-
VANCE INTEREST REQUIRED,
MILD AND HEALTHFUL CLIMATE FERTILE sorI
AN ABUNDANCE OF GOOD WATER
THE BEST MARKET IN THE WEST The
great mining regions OF Wyoming, Colorado
Utah and Nevada boing supplied by farmers in
the Platte Valley.
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CastorIa Is more than a substitute for castor
OIL 1t Is 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 mother may rest "a
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O. r. PROTECTIVE AssocIAT,o,

Those in arrears for the third assessment
of the Odd Fellows Protective Association
must pay on or before May 10, under per-
atty prescribed by Bylaws.
E. BACH, Sec'y.
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Read the card of VIM. Butler, physician.
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i"Fho'EAEhrs.-In north OskaIoosa
me- seems TO have been panic in the
nue. Oh improving. The Gait House snorts
new roof; Mr.. Confer has bn;l, sno
Darn; Henry Walling has additioped !:
John Shaw has made some materia, inn
proVementsi Gid Whitaker, put up new
house; A. .Foehlinger, a number Of -,
provements Next.
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yNM. BUTLER. MD.

May be found at his Office at northeast corner
ofsquare, over j. M. Orvis' store at all hours OF
the day, or night ready to attend to calls In city
or country. Oskaloosa, Iowa.. SONS
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Read local of dressmaking.
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CALIFoRNIA.-Th Eddyville Advertiser
says VIM. Hooker and Capt. Bitner went
to California together. They took wood
chopping contract when they first got
there, but threw it up to keep from starv-
ing to death. Hooker writes back as fol-
low: II am not yet able TO tell you much
about it but this will say, the reports
that flourish through that part of the coun-
try in regard to California are exceptions
to the general rule, as you will find when
you come. 1t req uires considerable money
to keep family while you are looking
month or two for soft snap. There are
great many good paying jobs, but the trou-
Die is to strike one; it is llluck. Parts of
the country are nice, but the rich have it,
and the poor have to compete with Chinese
labor, which is fast playing" poor mans
chance in this State. A man can make a
good living but that is all. Farm hands
get $50 per month. Count house rent from
$s to $15; fire wood $40 per cord living.
$50. and see how 1t will pan out, You
will see man can't support family at
$50 month, let him live ever 50 close. A
man without family can make 1t paw
little better, for he can get his board, and
need only be out his clothing" Capt. Bit
ner is unloading freight on the G. p. Road
at $225 per day.
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BLANK NOTES, neatly bound in SOS and
zoos, for sale at the HERALD Office. IT,
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GAS FIXTURES

GAS FIXTURES.
Those contemplating en- joying the
luxury of gas lights will please call and
select their Chandeliers, Brackets, or other
fixtures at, HOWARD & AYRRs.
30 If.
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RELIeIoUs.-The ordinance of the Lords
Supper will be administered in the q. p
Church, next Sabbath week I'D Sabbath
inst). Rev. E. s. McMichael of Newton
will preach on that occasion. This notice
is given that the members of the congrega.
ton at distance, may know in time, and
be able to make arrangements TO attend.
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New Maple sugar and Syrup direct from
the camp at
8. j. Dutton g Co.'S.
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ACORDIAL INVITATION.

Go thou and please thy wife-by buying
one of Levi Hambleton' s Reversible Quilts
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NEW FIRM.

NEW FIRM.
Will Mays has returned to Oskaloosa
and will be found in his old place with G
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
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The Grinnell Herald says: Notwith-
standing the severity Of the winter, the
prospect of fruit in this vicinity is said TO
be good. Captain Merrill tells us that he
has examined apples and cherries in the
orchard and finds not only the fruit not
killed but promise of more than the or
binary yield. On last Monday many of
the farmers and town people, with teams
and TOOLS gathered at Mr. DowDing's and
worked the entire day in assisting him to
get his grain in. Mr.. Downing came here
last fall and after passing the long winter
here, had the misfortune to lose his wife
one day last week, after a long and
severe illness Her sickness prevented
him from doing any labor on his farm, and
before the assistance of friends was rem.
dered, but little if any of his grain had
been sown. Some seventeen teams and
about twenty-five men made the field busy
during the day and at night his work was
Dearly as far advanced as that of the other
farmers in this vicinity. This kind and
neighborly turn indicates the generous
character of iowa folks, and ought to en-
courage our Eastern friends to venture
themselves amongst u.s."
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The Register says bob. Given, of the
Valley Road passenger business, has rail
roadside horror of dead beat. The man
that jumps ride on Bob's train must gel
up very early in the mo rning and be very
sharp in his plan. A night or two since
he discovered two men in hog car lying
down among the hogs, trying to steal a
trip to Keokuk. Bob made the discovery
at Oskaloosa, and quietly directed the en-
gineer to halt up at the next water tank,
and bring the hog-ear abreast the spout.
He did so. and Bob, Selling the pipe,
turned an eight inch stream on the dead
beat travellers. After giving them sound
abluuon he had the door opened and they
floated out-the dampest men that ever left
railroad car. Bob thinks they're cured
of sucking eggs"
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Go to Phelps 6 Goulds for boots and
shoes. ma
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HARNESS. SADDLES. &C.

Anything usually kept in first-cIass
shop, fer sale by l.. L. Hull, cheap for
cash.
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READ THIs.-We have been asked a
hundred times why we did not give the
particulars of this or that "smutty" case.
The Elkader Qowa) Journal hits the
case pat: "The brief fact is that large
majority of the people of the world mean
to do about right, and nInety-nine hun
dreths of the men who make large preten-
sions to being above the average of the
race, are decidedly below it, The main
province of the newspaper is to faithfully
record current events, and aoin men, as far
as it can, to such consideration OF their
drift, as may tend to preserve the public
peace, and advance public prosperity. 1t
is not half so much the true mission of the
editor to go to pointing out and probing
the old sores ofthe body polite, as to keep
people-too apt to live on the odors of the
cess Predetermined of the great rivers of
good that flow about them"
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PERSONAL.
LADIES

You can buy Fichew at Levi Handle
tons for one dollar.
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Any person having q capital of one
thousand dollars and wishing to enter into
business that will pay As per cent will
do well to address. NJ. J. B., box 463,
Oskaloosa Iowa. 34-w4
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Read notice to builders.

Read w. M. Evans LEGAL.
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BLANK RECEIPTS. neatly bound, for sale
at HERALD Office. #
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McQuiston, Trask g Co. have the larg-
est stock of Boots and Shoes in Oskaloosa.
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Fine Silk Taffeta at Levi Hambleton's.
Only one dollar per yard.
The best stock of mems shoes in the
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All kinds of boots and shoes at Phelps &
Goulds ma
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Phelps & Gould have the incest stock of
mems fancy shoes ever brought to the city.
They are perfectly superb. Look at them
and buy pair. n33
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Now, it will be seen that this substitute con-
tains essentially every feature of the Keables
amendment, providing, however, heavier pen
atty for its violation. The only difference was
that by this amendment anti-discrimination
would be the basis of legislation; thereby leav-
ing energetic business men and farmers on the
same plane with men of large means. securing to
Iowa the benefits Of the markets along the Mis-
sissippi river and south, and emaucipate Iowa
from the shackles of Chicago. With the mo-
tives of Duncombe or Keables could emily Judge
by the merits of their bills. In less than fifteen
minutes after the defeat of Duncombe's substi.
tute the House adopted the. Keables amendment
Il voting with McAlister for it. Now submit
that in all these which he recites, that when
present he is found as often side by side with
Duncombe as was to this raise no objection,
for l am satisfied that discriminating public
will agree that these votes were right 1 submit
secondly, that the d octor's article from which
this array of charges are quoted ia the most stu-
pid and inercusa6te effort to play tho deaagogue
WiM sehich the people of Nah0ska county acre e.
err afflicted and the modification of his friends
can only be aggravated at the recollection that
they sent him to Des Moines.
AS to his mode of attack and the or pumepts he
they can be better understood in the light of the
close OF his effusion, he says: as regards
draaoing money for services not rendered, all I
haze TO say u.s. the Treasurer of State ia very kind
gentleman sent me a check for $213 co. and not
knowing Dhat else to do a0iat u, I kept IT," Then
he proposes certain conditions upon whick he
will arrange the matter with complainants. If
after the above confession they refuse his offer,
must say they are singularly ungenerous.
1 have no time or disposition to wage a war OF
elimination and recrimination with man who
has succeeded in one session to politically kin
himself too dead 10 skin but was constrained In
justice to myself to make this defence. He ac-
cords, very grudgingiy my orthodoxy on the rail-
road question last winter. This however, the
the people of Mahaska knew quite as well as he.
I shun no investigation, but unless he shall as
sumo higher plane. he has full license to, like
the serpent, bite himself and perish sof his own
poison. L. +. ELLswoRTH.
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P. McMULLEN,

Maple molasses and all other groceries
very cheap at Levi Hambleton's.