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The weekly Oskaloosa herald. [volume] (Oskaloosa, Iowa) 1855-1885, 1873-07-10

Drs Butler & Hare have formed part
ncrship for the practice of medicine, and
opened an office in Herald Block. Read
card
The weekly Oskaloosa herald. [volume] (Oskaloosa, Iowa) 1855-1885, 1873-07-10

The many friends of MORGAN FITzGER.
AID will le pleased to learn that he is re.
covering from his broken leg, is able to be
about with a crutch, and will ere long be
able to work again.
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MATcH-Our shootists got up pigeon
match on the 4th, but the storm drove them
in, and they postponed i! until Saturday
morning, when it came off with the fol-
lowing result:
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BURGLARY.-On the 4th during the alb
of b. F. Evans was broken open, every
thing ;Urned topsy-iurvy, and revolver
and ring stolen. No clue to the rascal
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Union Block is being painted up in good
style, which improves its looks materially.
This is one of the most substantial blocks
in town.
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LEGAL NOTICES.
A DEMONSTRATORS NOTICE.

"A
Notice lie hereby given to all persons interested
that the Goth day of April, A D. 1879 the
undersigned was appDnte by the Circuit Court
OF Mahaska county, Iowa, Administrator of the
estate Of Benjamin Eastburn, dec d. 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 allowance
81. j. II. EASTBURN,
Administrator.
Dated June Is, 1878.
Al Q. p. SEARLE, Clerk.
A DMINISTRATOH'S NOTICE.
Notice ia hereby given to all persons interested,
that on the 10th day OF June A. d. 1873 the
undersigned was appointed by the Circuit Court
of Mahaska county, Iowa, administrator of the
estate of George Lighter deceased, late of said
county. All persons indebt TO said estate will
make payment to the undersigned, and those
having claims againet the same will present them
legally authentic ated to ead court for allowance.
LEWIS CRUzEN,
Administrator.
Dated June 16, 1873.
~ ID A o
The weekly Oskaloosa herald. [volume] (Oskaloosa, Iowa) 1855-1885, 1873-07-10

The books of Miller, Munsell & Co.,
mus he settled at once. Read the dssolu-
ton notice again, and look out.
The weekly Oskaloosa herald. [volume] (Oskaloosa, Iowa) 1855-1885, 1873-07-10

PHILIP HERBIG sold $1,000 worth OF
buggies and carriages to one man last
week. Good for home manufactures.
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FRUITs.-The season thus far has been
remarkably propitious for the growth and
perfection of the various small fruits
Strawberries were large, luscious and
plenty, retailing as low as 1917 cents per
quart. Gooseberries are unusually album
dant; large and rich, and for wonder, are
not affected with mould as in some other
years; they are retailing at cents per
quart Currants ditto. Raspberries were
never more abundant, and are luscious !;
beginning at 20 cents per quart, they have
gradually dropped to 10 cents, and may
reach as low figure as go cents. The
early cherry crop is exhausted and the late
ones are just entering the market. The
yield will not be as large as was fondly an
ticipated, yet will be fair.
The weekly Oskaloosa herald. [volume] (Oskaloosa, Iowa) 1855-1885, 1873-07-10

John c. Wilsoa is erecting a new barn
22x2S on his place just north of town
The weekly Oskaloosa herald. [volume] (Oskaloosa, Iowa) 1855-1885, 1873-07-10

Miss Sadie Hickey and Miss Libb'e
Crossoa, started east yesterday on VISIT.
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During the months OF July and August,
some of cur churches will not have servi-
ces on Sabbath evening.
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Hon. THOMAS BALIINGER GRATED for the
New Sharon folks on the 4th Of July. OF
cou s: they had good time all around.
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Who has the heaviest wool-clip this
wear? Send in your big figures.
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E w. GIBBs of Newton, fell from a
roof and struck on his head and shoulder,
and reCc v4d severe injuries
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Al Paine returned home last Friday al
ter two years absence in the Buckeye state.
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DIR. E. A. ARNOLD.

who has frequently visited this place, will
be here again at the Burnett House, on
July IL, ID and IA, at which time and place
he will be happy to meet all who need his
services. DIR. Arnold is an old and ex.
perienced physician and surgeon, and re.
markable success has attended him in the
treatment OF difficult cases. 44w1
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BURGLARIzED.-On The 4th, while the
family were absent attending the celebra-
ton, the house of ISAAC WILSON, about
two miles north of town, was gone
through in the most approved burglar
style. Mr.. W. thinks the fellow entered
through window. He made thorough
search Opening trunks, closets and ward
robes, and examined the contents of several
envelopes which he thought contained
money. Fortunately, Mr. w. had that
morning put all his loose change,-except
$40 in nickels-together with some notes
in his pocket, and thus saved them. The
thief secured the nickels, but left a silver
watch hanging near them
The weekly Oskaloosa herald. [volume] (Oskaloosa, Iowa) 1855-1885, 1873-07-10

Our city fathers did good thing last
week in sending wagon loaded with lime
through tie streets and alleys, and leaving
portion at every stencil yielding hole or
spot. This is commendable, and will do
much to avert the ravages of the cholera
but there is yet another remedy, cheaper,
simpler, and one within the command of
all whether rich or poor. We refer to
what is known as the "dry earth disinfec-
tant." Let all privies or vaults, sink or
slop-holes be sprinkled with dry pulveriz-
ed earth, once or twice day, and the eff.
feet will be magical. Dust from the road
is preferable when 1t can be obtained. Try
it and learn how easy it is to overcome he
the foulness of certain places.
The weekly Oskaloosa herald. [volume] (Oskaloosa, Iowa) 1855-1885, 1873-07-10

Jones says lac likes canned corn, but
wants some trimmings about the can, thus
de-can-ter.
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10. LEIGHTON, of Ottumwa, adds deer's
he'd and horns to our cabinet OF curiosl'
ties.
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INDEPENDENT ANNouNcEup,u0

EDS. HKRALD-Please annoncaYh. ,ho -,
r. q. WEIGH 90 an Independent candidafe FOR
Representative OF Mahaska county and obliee
MANY CITIzFNa
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Thursday, July 10, 1873.
Re a. DR.. Arnold's local.

J.E. Moorman left Tuesday evening fol
New York and Boston.
The weekly Oskaloosa herald. [volume] (Oskaloosa, Iowa) 1855-1885, 1873-07-10

THE PARKER SUCCEssFUL-We CLEAN
this from the Mason City Republicans
Yesterday there was trial of the Par
ker and Beatty guns on the prairie out west
of town. Capt. Miller with his Parker
gun shot against Beatty in the hands of
some of our best marksmen The dis.
lance was Ten rods, size of mark nine
inch circle, shot No. 6, and weight of
charge three drachms The Parker placed
thirty four shots inside the circle and the
Beatty twenty -four The Parker also
proved to be the stronger shooting gun
The Parker is popular gun here and
maintains its reputation in every test"
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T EGAL NOTICE.
STATE OF IOWA, |,
Mahaska County,

huAL NoIlCE.
STATE OF IOWA,
Mahaska County,
To ID. ID. Morgan:
Yeu are hereby notified, that on Tor before the
list day Of July, a. D. 1874, there will be on file
In the office Of the clerk Of the District court in
and for Mahaska county, Iowa, petition of M.
on your Promisaory note made to said johnson,
on the oath day Of December, 1858, and ASKING
that writ Of attachment issue against your pro,
perry and that unless on appear and answer or
defend thereto, before noon Of the second dav Of
the next term ofsaid court, to be commenced on
the third Monday of August, A. D. 1873, your de-
fault Will be entered and q judgment rendered
against You for the whole amount claimed. with
LAFFRRTY 8 JOHNSON,
4lwe Attys for pltf.
EGAL NOTICE. sTATE OF IOWA, 40
To Hiram Allen, Olive Allen, and j. A. rKibbv
You are hereby notified that ON or before An
gust lst 1878, there will be file in the office of
the clerk oil the District court In and for said
county, the petite of r. C. Rounsavel, Claiming
of you the sum OF three hundred dollars on
promissory note together with ten per cent as at
torney's fees, also asking the foreclosure of a
mortgage to secure the payment thereof said
mortgage being upon the premises described In
said petition and situated in Mahaska county
Iowa.
or before noon OF the second day of the next term
OF SAID court to be begun and holden at Oskaloo-
ga, In said county on the third Monday in August
1873, your default will be entered and Judgment
rendered thereon and decree as PRAYED for in
said petition with costs.
JOHN f. LACEY,
Al Pltfs Atty.
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A large stock of Hats, Caps and Shirts
of all grades, neckties, collars, can always
be found at NORRIS L. Lewis
The weekly Oskaloosa herald. [volume] (Oskaloosa, Iowa) 1855-1885, 1873-07-10

have the largest stock of Ready Made
Clothing in the State and will sell them for
less profit than any other dare to do.
81 MORRIS L. LEVI,
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McQuiston, Trask & Co. have the larg-
est stock of Boots and Shoes in OskalOosa.
The weekly Oskaloosa herald. [volume] (Oskaloosa, Iowa) 1855-1885, 1873-07-10

BLANK RECEIPTS, neatly bound, for sa lie
at HERALD office. If.
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New Invoice of large Mirrors at
MCCURDY's,
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WALL PAPER

w L
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. M. WELLS.
The weekly Oskaloosa herald. [volume] (Oskaloosa, Iowa) 1855-1885, 1873-07-10

D. L. NEEDHAM has been appointed
weigh master of the Iowa Central Goa
Company, at Given. We do not think the
Company will ever regret the appoint
ment. Zeke is a perpendicular boy, and
will make good official.
Z. M. BEATTY has put another story to
his house, which counts one more in the
grand march of Improvement. Cy. Mat
tox also steps IN and joins the number
He has made some material improvements
on his house Next.
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Hor1sE AND I,oTs FOR SALE

If you want the finest and best shoe
made call for Burt's at
IF MCOUIsToN. Trask & Co.
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ANNOUNCEMENTS.
REPRESENTATIVE.

Announcements inserted under this heading
for $2O0 each.
The weekly Oskaloosa herald. [volume] (Oskaloosa, Iowa) 1855-1885, 1873-07-10

AUNICULIUKAL WORKS..
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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PERSONAL

TElOONhL. =
DR.. l.. Hurst's Vinegar Cough Cure.
The best remedy ever offered to the public
for coughs, colds, consumption, asthma,
Group, whooping cough, bronchitis and all
diseases of the pulmonary organs Try it.
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Go and see that large Stock of Furniture
at MCCURDY's
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Four pounds OF the best Rio coffee tor
one dollar, and other goods in proportion
at
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The best and purest cider,and wine vine-
gar in the city at 5. c. PURpY & Co.'S.
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Remember that the cheapest place ;n
town to buy groceries and queensware is
at
M ATTIsON & BROS.
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More Sugar for 81 90 at s. G. PURDY &
Co.'S than any other store in town.
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AGRICULTURAL, WORKS

The incest thing out, are those Rattan
Chairs at MCCURDY's
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WANTEDi
The country people to know that buy
produce, and pay as much as any one.
43m1 P. STUMPs.
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MEMBER OF BOARD OF SUPERVISORS

EDS. HERALD.-Piease announce that II w
LOKlNG has consented to be candidate for the
once OF member of Board OF Supervisors, subject
ton. This 10 not OF Mr. Lcring's seeking. and he
only consented after the urgent solicitation Of
MANY CrTIzrNs
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20U PIGEONS
Wanted for which good price will be
paid. Tom LAWRENCE.
The morning star and Catholic messenger. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1868-1881, 1873-09-21

Germany. England, Scotland, and other conn
1 moss q aba Easops tersey l. ss sonething
soreiy want teachers. that we do nos paw them
adequately, that onr academies. are not pron-
erIy snppotted, and, in . word, that IL some
some teaching Of the Catholic Church-does
not exercise hsalthfui infiueuce on ma. we
SHALL become o. famous 10 iiliteracy as we are
ture. to borrow the sweet idea Of the Metaoaa,
one OF the most illtera&a IL not the most de-
M maoral,zed, people In the civilized world. From
sere,t Soai .a, report We learn that
country. and f,penfy three per cent of the female
population arc iiLteiafe. Out of a Nomination
% 90 10 the United States has to point to
surely, in the matter of primary instruction
we ought not 70 boast too much. If we
are 20 go little higher, and compare this
stitutions for technical and scientific educa.
tion, We will not have much more to he proud
oei.duite otherwise. Let us assure the Metho.
as Christian charity in the allusion to the
mote and the beam, which comes to us with
Divine authority.
There is another part Of the 4tetaodists ar
gnmsut against Father Dealy which we would
ior the Methodisfs sake, willingly pass by. Try
ing to show that Christian education is not me-
cessary, ut least IN our schools, for it can be
given elsewhere, 1t says:
American Professionalism is generally ada
quate to this necessity. Its families, churches
and Sunday schools are enlightened and album
dainty ableto supplement the State education
with the necessary moral training. If Roman
ism is not, then let Romanists look to the d g.
nifcant fact; let their priests especially look
to it and labor to remedy it within their own
sphere; but let them not dare to break up our
great and benefcent common school system for
the purpose"
Is, indeed. American Protes tantism, and
American Methodism, in particular, ADEQUATE
to this necessity How about the Credit Mo-
otiisr Was it adequate in the case of pair
OF illnstrions American statesmen, one of whom
was s the delight Of the Y. N. c: A., and another
that certain ring-master, whose name will
readily OCCUR to the Methodist, was born and
brought up under this influence; was it ado
quato in his casei Wac it adequate 10 the
book concern frauds and in the Sea Cliff spec
| ulationsf And, by the way, does the Methods.
remember . certain Rev. Horace Cock, of . IA
nous New York Methodist church7 How
about the sunday school, and the pulpit and
the family. il bis or her oases But there is
ministerial police record for the present. II
Father Dealyis position is illogical or unwise,
those of tho Neshodist.-Catholic Reeie,c.
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snip without knowing it. At Geneva the
government ia maturing it's plans for d.
verting the Catholic churches and cures to
the use Of the heretical priests who are at
present three in number, M. Loyson and
two other foreigners. M. Loyson has
given up celebrating the Feast of the AS
sumption, Of which it is reported that no
notice was taken, but he has started what
ID represented as an attractive novelty-he
mas taken to saying Mass in French. Bnt
three priests are not enough for the Gov
eminent TO operate with and we suppose
that this is the meaning of an advertise
nent which has appeared in the Independ-
ence Betge, and which runs as follows:
We know ~ that several Catholic priests
wish to withdraw themselves from the oppres-
sion exercised over their consciences by tri-
umphant Jesuitism. A French-speaking coun-
try addresses to them energetic appeal, and
offers them together with O regular ~ and
canonical q situation, the means of serving
the cause Of the Church and vindieating the
rights of the Gospel against the audacities of
the syllabus. Replies to be addressed Ito SO
and 500 at Frankfort on the Maine, who is
commissioned to transmit the applications
Absolute promptitude and discretion.
This is worthy of being preserved as q
pendant to Mr.. Voysey's advertisement
To Heretics."
PLAIN SPEAKING.
The following advertisement appeared
in the Times few days ago :-"For Here
tical> Schools, Tutors Governesses, apply
by letter to the Rev. Charles Voysey, Cam
den house, Duiwich, Sc" As an ont.
spoken announcement it beats anything of
the kind we have ever met with. Appli-
cants to Mr.. Voysey must not complain if
be supplies them with the real article. We
wonder how much heresy, or how little
truth, Mr.. Voysey will undertake to guar
antee. We presume he has specimens of
various degrees of strength on hand to suit
the taste of his patrons, who, we fear, if
they can onl y summon up courage, will not
be few nor far between. "A to schools he
can have no difficulty in recommending
establishments where no religion whatever
is taught. But perhaps the whole thing
is a hoax, and Mr.. Voysey has NO agency
Of the kind.
The morning star and Catholic messenger. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1868-1881, 1873-09-21

ENTERPRISE. - Notwithstanding the vast
amount of produce handled in New Orleans yearly.
there is always q lack Of work Tor some and conse.
quenuy moro or less poverty Our papers have taken
10 singing the newSoutheru song OF Small
res an the for these OWLS and we arc peasea IN
see that their advice is being needed In another col
umn will be found the copArtnershp notice of Messrs
Brown Clark, who have established themselves ut
l2 Tehoupitoulas street. for tho purpose of carrying on
Tue broom manufacturing business. Both being young,
active and Intelligent business we believe they
peSsess AZ tho elements of and We hone they
will receive the encouragement they deserve.
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fordS Liver ZnrfS0rGsOr-a purely Vegetable CatharS
and Tonic-Sor Dyspepsia Constipation Debility Sick
Headache. Bilious Attacks, aud all arrangements Of
Liver. Stomach and Bowels. Ask your Druggist for IT,
BSsOGre Of irstt1tioas. misc ~ cow
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ADVERTISING RATES OF THE "sTAR,"
SQUKRRs.

Transient Advertisements 81 50 per square each tn
Sertion
Twenty-Five per cent discount allowed on the above
rates.
Cuts inserted At above rates, wtthc c9disoount.
Death and Marriage Notices. 81 eecn insertion
Wants and Personal InformaSion Adyerf1semenSSs
10 per line each insertion. -
EDITORIAL Notloaa, % conts u line
The morning star and Catholic messenger. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1868-1881, 1873-09-21

TIE Doctor, "a Journal published in Eng.
land, learns 1.-THE acute commercial eleme t
OF the Americans" have made q profitable
discovery which in point of usefulness will
oeson about par with their I" wooden nut
megs." This discovery is that, by flavor
Ing in o certain way, petroleum or other
mineral oil can be metamorphosed into
champagne which will, among ordinary
people and even champagne makers them
selves, pass current for the finest KruS or
Moet and Chandsn. The oil is said to be
sweetened with glycerine, aerated by
soda water machine, AID largely sold,
Being consumed principally at public balls
aud other gatherings where economy is
generally an object and cheapness the
most appreciated quality in wipe. This
petroleum champagne" the name given
to this native American brand, is said to
produce terrible headache, often severe
diarrhea, and other bad conseQ uences. The
Doctor, having made these int erestiug but
hardly welcome disclosures, wi uds up with
prayer that the report that some of the
new wine has reached England may prove
unfOunded.
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Address to the Pope BY Q Hundred Deputies Of the
Assembly.

"Nost Holy Father,-The Deputies of
the National Assembly who met some DAYS
ago at Chartres, in the neigborhood Of Par
agile Monial, and such Of their colleagues
VINO, though united with them in heart,
we're unable to take part in the pilgrimage,
offer to your Holiness q pledge of venera-
Hon and Of devoted attachment. Pro.
xoundly moved by the evils of our country,
and by the misfortnnes Of the Church We
firmly hope that God may vouchaafe to
give ear to your prayers, most Holy Father,
and to those which so mp to Him at this
moment from every part Of the Catholic
world, and especially from France. We
cherish no more ardent desire than that
Of the triumph of the Church of Jesus
Christ ; and our patriotism, in harmony
with the experience Of history, inspires the
hope that the Church, and France, her
eldest daughter, will recover together, the
one By means of the other, prosperity aud
peace, greatness and liberty. How can
We despair at q time when marvellous aud
irresistible movement 10 drawing the peo-
pie of France to the sanctuaries where it
pleases God to manifest His mercy and
His omnipotence No: salvation will not
be denied to this nation 90 cruelty tied,
and which. enlightened at last as to the
cause OF its misfortupes, returns to the
truth long forgotten, and cast itself in sup
plication at the feet of Him who, ut His
good pleasure, raises up nations humi,iated
%uu SonHueieo. belgn 10 oirss, most
Holy Father, these pious manifestations
and these happy returns. Bless our Ie-
solutions and our LAHORE. We believe all
that you believe we accept With tho most
complete submission the teachings of the
Vicar of Jesus Christ ; and we have no
greater delight than in laying at your feet
our hearts aa Catholics, and IN subscribing
ourselves as your Holiness devoted sons"
The hundred deputies of the Assembly
who sent this address to the Pope have
received Papal brief in reply, in which
his Holiness says :--"I have never dou bted
that the sun of justice wonld rise for
France. The Virgin Mary is re. establish
ing kingdom for herself ia France. The
PilgrimaGes are ii spectacle worthy of an
gels and of men," The Pope concludes by
congratulating the depnties and the French
Government, and predicting the end of
error and the restoration of the greatness
and glory of France Westminster Ga:ette.