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smith q Davis, Portland, Oregon, will be
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The weekly Oskaloosa herald. [volume] (Oskaloosa, Iowa) 1855-1885, 1873-08-14
Oskaloosa College.

The session of his institution viii begin
Monday, Sept. LIST. The calendar for 1878.
IA, is as follows ..esg a.4 6rse i
First Term-(12 weeks), Sept 1st to Nov. oath.
Second Term-(l6 weeks }, Nov. 24thto Mar. 10th
Third Term ~ weeks), Mar: 16th to June 18th.
Vacations from Dec. 18th to Jan. 1et and from
Mar. 18th to Mar. 23d. A31.h
Besides the ordinary classical and scien-
tific' courses of Instruction, business
course has been very successfully conduct
ed for years in connection with the institu-
tion !, also, q Bible Department, for the es-
pecial benefit of young men preparing tor
the ministry has been in operation for one
year, under the able management of Pres.
F.. NJ. Bruner. s" th3 hl'1H y
va is q! EXPENSES sGt av.1t
For boarding, per week, will vary from
81 80 to $3. so, as the student- may select,
self, club or private boarding. .oeq .sad'F
Tuition in classical department
For the session I...h.. 5000 lst Term $40 90
Contingent fund i. -. 800 Sd 1000
TuitiOnsin commercial department: tus
Full Course, time unlimited. ..IG. !....... $35 90
commatafion H tGenty.nve Der cent '''00
Penmanship alone per term Of so Lessons, .. $50
Phonography alone per term. ............ 500
Arrangements have been made with the
principal of the Commercial Department,
to give sixty lessons in penmanship TO such
students as are preparing to enter the Col
lege Course, for an additional expense of
81. For further particulars send for cata.
logue. .sgiBu9o 5sG3 edI bG1o' El4 ,6Is
IN; r GIyENs, 'iIiF. H. BRUNER, 20
s'mo secy.di SIS quo, bsTswfres.
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CoMINe.-L B Lent's Leviathan Univer-
ssl Living exhibition, August 10, with lis
wonderful combination OF menagerie, mu-
scum, circus, etc. etc. Seven exhibitions
oil for the usual price of admittance. Do
not fail TO see and hear them. Bein town
early and view the Highway Holiday par
ade, or Procession of the nations, MARSHALL
ing in illimitable line of dazzling and re-
fulgent glory the thirty massive moving
lairs, crnsus cars, and art embellished and
hammered vehicles, Arabian steeds. fairy
ponies, and panoplied retainers, and Civ
ing free view of Zanga and his Python
playmates, Lengel in the den of tigers, and
the elephants, came)s and buffaloes, and
the endless caravan of the seven-fold nam
moth show exposition of the era. Two
grand holiday entertainments each day,
doors open at / and 7P. NJ New York
York circus grand outer circle and eques
trian entry commences one hour later
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The GREAT INTERNATIONAL CARAVAN
MENAeERIE, MUSEUM, AQUARIUM, AND
CIRCUS, DOES NOT EXHIBIT IN OsKALoosA
UNTIL SATURDAY AUGUST 30th.-By refer.
ence to our advertising columns, it may be
seen that the grand aud truly attractive
mastodon show, whose title heads this
local, is most extensively advertised to Wis
it Oskaloosa on Saturday, August Both,
giving exhibition afternoon and evening.
This is said to be one of the grandest most
complete and attractive shows on this con-
tinent. Every where it Is relieved by the
largest crowds and most popular approval.
The exhibitions are given under several
massive tents. Where will be seen large
collection of over 500 living wild animals,
monster whale, sea lions, the grand won
der Mile. De Grsndville the lady with the
jaws of iron, Over one thousand animate
and inanimste curiosities, end circus
| troop oi50 stan performers. Que ticket
admits to see all the tents throughout
without extra charge. The performance
of the iron jawed lady is worth the price of
admission, her wonderful achievements,
it is almost impossible to describe Among
her many astonishing feats she lifts with
her teeth alone, hogshead filled with wa
ter. Don't fail to see the grand free street
display on Saturday morning. tits we'll
worth many miles travel to see forming
a glorious pageant nearly mile long, in.
PRODUCING living lion loose in the streets
and other novelties. The Great Natio nal
does not travel by rail but with their own
conveyance, reqriring nearly 800 hundred
men and horses in the various dep srtments.
Don't forget the place and date Oskaloosa,
Saturday, August 30th. Remember one
ticket admits you to all the attractions of
of this grand enterprise and prepare to see
the monarch of our exhibitions on the
30'h inst. .r
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A GOOD RECoRD.-For the purpose OF
putting 1t on record, and not for brsggado
cia-whch Is unnecesssry-we make men
tion of type-setting feat performed in
our office by GEO. R. LEE, who is proving
himself one of the most rapid compositors OF
America. In five consecutive hours he set
5000 ems OF solid nonpariel, or an average
of 1000 ems per hour, thus beating his
own time in the Typographical match one
year ago. That printers may Judge of the
work, we refer them to the ordinance in
another column, all above the white line
dividing the word assessor" was set in
just i've hours. Geo. thinks that with new
type. and more favorable circumstances he
can set 5000 in the same length of time
we,believe he can do it. Who can make a
better record?
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THE REPUBLICAN, PRIMARY.

The Republican Primary Election last
Saturday passed off quietly and as satisfac.
torily as such meetings can where there
are so many disappointed candidates. The
election was largely attended, there being
over Two hundred more votes cast than
were polled at the primary last year.
Returns are in from the following town
ship; Cedar, Harrison, Des Moines.
Jefferson, Oskalooaa, Monroe, Adams.
Madison, Richland, Prairie and Union
no election was held in White Oak there
is areport from Scott, on Sheriff, and
Pleasant GroYc and Black Oak are out
yet. The vote so far as we have it is as
follows: For Representatives Geo. w.
Lafferty. $40 Sam1 B. Lawrence, 303
Oliver Grant, 81; T. r. Gilmore, 721
John Dodds, All; L. F. Ellsworth, 172
For Treasurer Henry Kendig, 1850. For
Sheriff: J. w. Binesley, 427; Milo M
Rice, 200; j. X. Kiser, 10; VIM. P. Stan.
ley, SO; T. F. Worden, So; James Hether
ington, 452, Wilson McFsdden, 80. For
Auditor: d. FL LeSuer, 374, James Rua1
100; Harvey Sloan. 1el. For 6upt. Of
Public schools: Charles Stanley, 169
Ed. Mott, sos; d. r. Moore, $40. Fol
Surveyor and Drainage .Comr: A. F.
Tracy, 1850. For Coroner: David Need.
ham, 1850. For Member of Board OF
Supervisors; ID. w. Loring, 1850. The
-
contest for Sheriff is very clese, but
Hetherington Is probably nominated. The
ticket is composed of worthy and compe.
tent men, who win discharge their du,ies
in manner satisfactory to all, when elect
ed, as they are certain to be in October.
We shall have something further to say
about them next week. In the meantime
make up your minds that they are the men
you want, and conclude to vote for them
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New SHARON lTEMs-We CLEAN from
the Star: Monday was good day for
locals. While DR.. j. X. Norris was pull
ing huge molar and the cries of his victim
were ringing on the air, agonizng shrieks
from the Office of DR.. McAllister, where a
surgical operation was being performed In
search for needle, were heard by the
passer-by. A few minutes later Mr..
Kingsley OF Oskaloosa, was brought TO
town. having been severely hurt in run
away transaction, and this was followed
by the report that n team and buggy with
its occupants tnmbled from Middle Greek
bridge. Nothing serious.
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OVER THE RIVER.

EDS. HERALD Our locality has secur.
ed the largest wheat, oats and hay crop
that ever was raised in Des Moines and
Jefferson townships. AS an illustration,
would say that II. s. England has cut and
put up near 100 tons of hay from two pas
ture fields, and there has been about so tons
cut from one OF our pasture fields, besides
our so acre meadow. A good shower will
make us all the corn we need. Mrs. Phebe
Jane Walker lied on the 7th inst, after. q
lingering illness of several months She
was the widow of f. T. Walker, who died
last Nov; both died of pulmonary con
sumption. Our people enjoy excellent
health, after doing great amount of har-
vest. Let me caution stock men to keep
valuable bucks away from bulls. as our
Cotswold DARBY" got into the stable
where our large masculine bovine was
tied, and after battle, Darby was
found dead, altl ough he evidently made
the assault. Yours
81 ..... 81 aa.-a JOHN TAYLOR
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PERsoNAI.-We received call las
Thursday. from Mr.. Laws, of New YorF
City, who is connected with Cottrell &
Babcock Power Printing Press Co. He
recently sold one of his excellent presses
to the Des Moines LEADER. and having
heard much about Oskaloosa from oul
mutual friend Geo. NJ. Downs. Che conclud
ed to stop and see il the half George had
said was true He is now satisfied that
the half had not been told him. He was
under Cary Cooper's wing while here
which is guarantee of proper care.
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Mrs. Cowles, wife OF w. F. Cowles, died
at Hamilton, ILL.,, day or two since. Mrs
Cowles was well known in many parts OF
many years. Speaking of her death the
Muscatine journal says: "All the relations
of a woman's life she fulfilled with a rare
and beautiful grace. A gentle, retiring
cultivated woman-a most devoted and so.
licitous mother-a genial, appreciatlve
friend-aod earnest, living christian. The
world is the better for her life, and her
early removal seems strange and hard to
her friends
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BoNEwELL, the grange candidate fol
years ago. We give him the benefit of his
statement; but we do know he was work.
ing lastwinter for the candidacy on the Re-
publican ticket, and finding he could no,
make that, switched off and began to cleo,
tioneer and log-roll in the grange, with
good effect, if we may judge by the result
defeatinga gallant soldier, who ran on
merit instead of telectioneering Bonewel
has been resident of the county about
three years
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The Clinton Herald says that "Baror
Van Week, a foreign railway magnate, is
looking over the line of the Southwestern
r. R., and if satisfied with the prospects
will take steps to build the road" This is
the gentleman we spoke of last week. The
Baron went to number OF our coal banks
last Wednesday but said nothing as to how
he was pleased, or what he thought of the
line
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Burlington is again in trouble. Some
fiends are bound tn bnrn the city down,
and so persistent are their efforts that hard
ly night passes without one or more at
tempts to start fire. So serious has this
become hat a meeting of the citizens was
called, and committees from each ward ap-
pointed to take measures to remedy the
The weekly Oskaloosa herald. [volume] (Oskaloosa, Iowa) 1855-1885, 1873-08-14

CAMP MEETING.-A camp meeting will,
be he'd on the old camp ground. near FIRE.
mont, this county, commencing Sept. 5th,
1873, to hold six days at least. A good
boarding tent will be on the ground. No
huckstering allowed within the limits of
the law. j. M MANN, Pastor.
Fremont, Aug. 9th, 1873.
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AT the annual meeting of the stockhold
ers of the Central Railroad of Iowa, held
in Marshalltown on Monday, the 4th inst
the following board of directors were un,
animously elected: Horace Abbott, John
8. Gilman, Thos. H. Kensett, of Baltimore
H. G. Fahnestock, Isaac Hyde. Jr, Fl. l.
Hatch. of New York F. W. H~Sheff1eld
Dubuque; W. II. Sewers, Oskaloosa J
B. Grinnell, Grinnell Isaac M. Cate, Bos
ton ID. N. Pinkering, Marshalltown 81.
719,25-100 shares were represented at the
meeting.
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INFORMATION WAETEp--A young lady
who left home when quite young, would
be glad tn hear from or of her parents. Hel
former home was in Philadelphia, Pa
She Was ID years old when che left home
She has since been married and after many
disappointments would be glad to return
to her old home. Her fathers name was
Edward fancy. he has since her depar
ture left Philadelphia, and cannot be found
If he is living, and should see this, he can
address his daughter as Flora 8. Sweet
Qsksloosa, iowa, who will rejoice to hear
from him.
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The anything beat-tbe- Republican
party Convention at Des MoiDes, Wednes
day, was the weakest affair that ever TOOK
upon itself the name of Convention, in
Iowa, if we may judge by the hotel ARR
walls. Not more than so are registered. P
G. WEIGH and Thos Ballinger represent
Mahaska. We will tell you next weet
how they came out.
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CHERRIES SALE.
CHERIFF'S SALE. "a

Notice is hereby given, that by virtue of spe-
cial execution directed to me from the
ka county, Iowa, and dated July IL, A. D.,
1878, have levied upon and will offer at Sherifrs
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
18TH day Of Sept, A. D., ISIS, a. the honr of
O'Clock, M: the following described real
estate in Mahaska county, Iowa, to-wit:
Lot No: three (3l in block No. four (sl in Heth
eringtons addition to the city of oskaloosa,
Iowa No REDEEM ptiOn.
Taken a. the property of P. McMullen, to salts
~ the above mentioned executionin favor D. II.
LeSuer and against p. Nc Mnllen.s
.tttBlE III LJgJ.W. HINESLEY.
~ Sheriff of Mahas ka county, Iowa
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The State Teachers Association meets
at Iowa City, August, 1928, at the Univer-
sity building Prof Lytie OF this city
opens the discussion on Natural Science
in Common Schools :" and Prof Albert
Loughrdge, now of Pella University, con-
ducts The "Hish School end Academy sec
fion
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cENTAUR EMINENT.

There is no pain which the Centaur Liniment
will not relieve, no swelling /, will not subdue
and no lamen ess which it will not cure. This is
strong language. but it is true. Where the parts
are not gone. its effects are marvellous. 1t has
produced more cures .of rheumatism, neuralgia,
lockjaw, palsy, sprains, swelings, caked breasts,
scalds, burns, salt rheum, eaf-ache, &C.. upon the
human frame, and Of strains, spawn, gals. &C..
upon animals in one year than have all other pre-
tended remedies since the world began. It is a
counter irritant, an all-healng pain reliever.-.
Cripples throw away their crutches the lame walk
poisonous bites are rendered harmless and the
wounded are healed without scar. II is no hum
bug. The recipe lie published around each bottle.
1t is selling as no article before sold and 1t
sells because it does just what it pretends to do
Those who now suffer from rheumatism, pain or
swelling deserve TO suffer il they will not use
Ce ntaur Liniment. More than 1000 certificates or
remarkable cpres including frozen limbs, chron
ic rheumatism, govt, running tumors. &C.. have
been received. We will send a circular contain
ing certificates the recipe, &c, gratis, to any one
requesting it, One bottle of the yellow wrapper
Centaur Linim ent is worth one hdndred dollars
for SPAWN ed or sweenied horses and mules. or
for screw worm in sheep. Stock owners-this
IMMINENT is worth your attention No family
should be without Centaur Liniment j. b.
Rose q Co New York. "a FsE-I EBG
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oskALoosA PRODUCE MARKET
The MARKET rs.

CnlcagO, aug. lStn.
There was no change OF any account in
financial circles on yesterday. As during
the past week, business at the prominent
banks was exceedingly quiet and in the
different departments of the money market
the movement was on an unusually limited
scale. .#..t .a.. tas
SPRING WHEAT.--In this market
there was a stronger feeling developed on
yesterday, owing to various causes, prom
inent among which may be mentioned ad-
vices received from Liverpool and New
York quoting higher prices in these mar
kets. The receipts were unimpro we'd, and
q, the stocks are very low, cash wheat was
held firmly at last Saturdays closing quo
tations. A large number of traders were
present, and taking into consideration the
limited offerings, the movement was of
rather satisfactory character Wheat is
now he'd by strong operators, and as the
supply in other markets, as we'll as here, is
meagre, the only obstacle to considerable
advance Is the prospect of early receipts of
the new crop. The demand on yesterday
was chiefly of speculative character, and
the market was in about same publish"
condition as for several days pasta No I
sold at 81 2l@1 211s, and old hard do at
81 26. No. 2 cash s. Id at 81 2019@1 81
for Armour, Dole & Co. g and IS. receipts
and 81 20 for receipts in other houses, ex-
~
st. Louis. which sold at 81 1901 20. No.
3 sold at 07@1 0S, and rejected at 92093c
cash. ~ +s
COkN.-No. 2 cash sold at 373a@371zc
few car lots in favorable house bring
ing CSC. Strictly fresh No. sold at 3711aaa
375sc high mixed at 3Sa3s115c; rejected
at 34a3411ac. as4 rra 3gg
OATS Moderately active No. . cash
291l Hv-Ha
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Te,al, 2.0eo Gifss, an Cash, p. - -, ~.

~ amounting 10 .......... ...'.... $1,000, 600
The distribution will be positive. whether all
the tickets are sold or not aud the IL coo gifts all
paid IN proportion to the tickets sola-alI uneold
tickets being destroyed, as at the first and second
Concerts, ana not represented in the drawing
PRICE OF TICKETS:
Whole tickets $50; Halves $25 Tenths or each
coupon, IS; Eleven whole tickets for $500; 22h
tickets for 81 ,000 113 whole tickets for 5000
22ywhole tickets for SO O009 No discount on
less than $500 worth OF tickets at Time.
The unparalleled success of the Third Gift Con-
cert, as we'll as the satisfaction given by the first
and second, makes IL only necessary to announce
the fourth TO insure the prompt sale of every
ticket The Fourth Gift Concert VIII be conduct
cd in all its details iikcthe Third, and full par
ticulars may be learned from circulars, which will
be sent free from this Office to all who may apply
for them.
Tickets now ready for sale. and all orders accom-
panied by the money promptly filled. Liberal
terms given TO those who buy to sell again.
IS "a ~ fHOS. Il. BRAMLETTE,I
. Agent Publ. Lihr. KY, and Manager Gin Con
cert, Public Library Building, Louisville, Ky.
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ALMosT.-One night last week lamp
used in Stanton's picture gallery, exploded,
aud but for Beu's presence OF mind would
have resulted in first class confiagration.
Instead of crying fire, and running down
street, he applied himself to extinguishirg
the flames, which was done without much
1noc
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DAVENPORT & Bolton are getting arts
tocrat'c with their growing patronage and
success, and haze moved their office from
the dingy room in Streets Block, to nice
suit of rooms over Fraukel & Co.'S store
entrance by the iron stairs on the alley.
This Is good firm and deserves good
quarters
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J. KELLY JOHNSON, Chm.

The Teachers Institute in Mshaska
county commences August 18th, 1878, and
will continue six days. The day sessions
will be held In Oskaloosa College. The
evening sessions, free lectures, ETC., win be
held in the New Court Room. Those per-
sons desiring teachers certificate during
the next twelve month";. are respectfully
referred to sec.SSS1 Of school laws of 1879
and notes thereto; or sec. 1852 of school
laws of 1873, and notes thereto.
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The PRIMARY.-Contrary to general
expectation, the vote last Saturday at the
Republican Primary was larger than last
year, 10y about two hundred, which shows
that the Changers are not cutting into the
hepabiican vote to any great extent.
Quite large number of Changers voted
who cannot favor carrying Oranges into
politics.
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A PIc-NIc.-There will be picnic al
Correll's grove 21a miles east of Osksioo-
sa on Saturday afternoon, a supper at 1--WE
o'clock. Address by &C. G. Philips 81
81 o'clock. Every body invited TO at.
tend by order of committee.
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MARRIAGES.

+ XBY-CRAvEN--August Is, 1874, by Rev. j.
Ctilds. al the residence OF the BRIDE father r.
M BIxBY. Esq, OF Iowa City, to Miss ANNA
CRAVEN, OF this city.
Though long delayed 1t came at last. Another
OF Mahaska's No. l schoolmarms has lain down
books and slates, to take mp washing the plates.
We wish the deacon and his most excellent wife
life of happy christian usefulness.
NEILSoN-McMULLIN-- St. James church.
on Thursday, August Z, by Rev. T B. Kemp, Mr..
PETER NEILsoH to Miss MAGGIE McMULLIh late
OF Memphis, Tenn, but now of this county
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LEG BRoKEN.-Last Sunday as IA
year old soH of Elijah HankiDs was RI
ding a horse without bride about the
yard, he was tn, own and his right leg
fractured. DIR Hoffman was called ard
the limb properly attended to.
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The Marysvllie Miner says: Monte
Wasson, employed by A Lyman. in Ma
haska county, was hauling load of oats
last Saturday, the team started to run,
drawing WATSON over the load of oats and
precipitating him under the wagon, one
wheel running over his left shoulder. No
bones were broken, but be was badly
bruised g
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SUMNER WIDowERs.-We have quite a
hrge number of summer widowers"-
men whose wives have left them for
summer visit and who feel inclined to
become 'frolicsome oysters" Among
these ere Cary Cooper, H. r. Trssk, 10.
Glsdden, Clark Purify, aud probably 9th
GRO