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The weekly Oskaloosa herald. [volume] (Oskaloosa, Iowa) 1855-1885, 1873-08-21

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newer. And all those who have tested it (among
whom we may mention DR. A. A. Hayes and s.
Dana Hayes, Chemists and State Assayers of
Massachusetts; Walter Burdham, M. D., Prof.
of Surgery in Penn. University, Philadelphia ;
Geo. Gray, VI. D., Prof. of Anatomy and Physiol
ogy,) assert it rhe best preparation in use for all
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T EGAL NOTICE.

T EGAL NOTICE.
STATE OF IOWA,
Mahaska County,
To D. d. Morgan. Alkaline Morgan, Francipe
Harrison Morgan.
You are hereby notified, that on .or before the
10th day Sept, A. d. 1873, there will be file
In the Office OF the clerk of the circuit court in
and for Mahaska county, Iowa, petition of Sarah
A. Morgan, claiming that she has been bandoned
by her husband, d Morgan and praying for a de
cree OF said authorizing and empowering her to
manage, control, sell and encumper the follow
ing described real estate, to-wit: sh ne u ne l.
and ne Sc u, and sc y Sc \ section II. and
the NV "a ne \ section IA, all In township No.
IA, north of range IA west, and any other proper
ty. personal or real, that 10, or may come In her
possession belonging to the saId d. d. Morgan,
for the support and maintenance OF their family
and for paying their debts, as under the statutes
made nd provided.
And that unless on appear ana answer or defend
thereto, on Or before noon OF the second day OF
the next term ofsaid court, to be commenced Oh
the Sd Monday of.November, A. ID. 1873, your de-
fault will be entered and a decree rendered
against yon as.prayed for In plaintiffs petition
j. RHINEHARr, and HOLE & HILLS,
so Atty for Plaintiff.
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I EGAL NOTICE,
STATE OF IOWA,
Mahaaka Connfv

m On. Motesn1 OoenySA
Drummond, Mary g. Drummond. Nelson @.
Hyde, ". DeTar, and d. II. LeSuer.
You are hereby notified. that on or before the
10Th day OF Sept, A. D., 1873, there will be on
die In the Office OF the clerk of the circuit court,
In and for M9haska county, Iowa q petition OF
samuel H. Churchill, claiming Of you one thous-
ana dollars, snc ten per cent semi annual inter
est on me same aipce September 2, 1871 on o
promtseQfy pote executed by Jesse Thomas to
hampel ~ Churchill, September =. 1871, for END
BILE semt annually. Also asking for the foreclos-
Thomas and Joanna B. Tsomss. to Samuel NJ
Churchill, bearing even date, and to secure the
payment OF aaid note, onithe following described
land to-Wit A part OF block No. seven 60 In
west Oskaloosa, Mahaek& county. Iowa, com-
mencing at point on HtGh street, one hundred
aud thirty ak Se feet west Of the southeast cor
ner Of said hlock NO. seven. thence north two
hundred and fny -si3 l266l feet 70 Liberty street.
thence west sixty }so2 feet thence south one hun
(20) feet thence soutn emo hundred feet to High
street thenes east forty lAo) feet 70 place Of Do
gtpaipg. 0 ,a 20
Asd Mat Unless you appear and answer or do
lnereto, on or before noon of the sec<,r;; DAY
OF the Lext term Qtsaid court to be cunmenced q
the 3D. Monday OF Novembey; g. p, 1878, Your de
| fault viii be entered and Judgment and deere,
VIII be rendered Against yoH a. prayed for " iait
No per judg uent IL sske0 al against Joan
ma b. ThomAs, WV Dyummond, Mary G. Drum
mond, Nefeon o. Hyde, w DeTar, or D. a. LIE
Suer. Executed by You to Samuel M. Churchill
HOLE q HILLS,
Y Atty's for Plaintiff
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e advertisement in another column.
THE HARVEST OF DEATH,

1t would seem the usual causes of infant mortali-
ty are not sufficient. The little ones are not even
permitted even battle with the King of Ter
rors at this hot an sultry season, the restless
child battling with the enemies OF it's life that lie
In wait at every corner has, in ADDITION to en-
counter another deadly ioe-Mrs. Winslow's or
some other poisonous soothing syrup, admins
tered by the hand of some heartless nurse, silly
mother, or imbecile father. A host OF precious
lives might be saved each year by giving Dr.
McCabe's Medicated Black berry Brandy, which
effctually cures infsntile complaints without any
deleterious results. 12-49w2
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FATAL ACCIDENT.-LastM Monday even
ing, as Chas. Nicholson, Mr.. Batty, Mr. .
Grinnell, and a young lady, were coming
to town in atwo-seated buggy, they heard
noise behind them, and looking around,
saw team coming towards them, running
carrying the neck-yoke. The parties in
the buggy tried to avoid them, but without
avail, and the horses ran one on either
side of the buggy, the neck-yoke striking
the bed of the buggy with fearful force,
turning it over and thro wing all the occu
pants out except Mr.. Nicholson, who was
dragged quite q distance by the horses, all
four OF which ran along side by side
When picked up he was insensible, and
remained so up to this writing, TUESDAY
eve) his head was fearfully bruised by
dragging and humping along Ga the
ground, though the skull was not fractur-
ed. The other parties were more or less
injured; Mr., Batty having his shoulder
aisiocated, and Mr.. Grinnell and the young
lady being considerably bruised. 1t is a
wonder the whole party was not killed
during the fearful catastrophe. Drs Cru
well, Hoffman and Huntsman were called,
and the patients all carefully attended to.
DR.. Gruwell informs us there is no hope
for MIR. Nicholson. He is an old man.
about 90 years of age, and one Of our best
citizens, moral, upright and beloved by all.
Ths'accident has cast gloom over the
yhole'community
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UNLUCKY.-Less than year ago, Geo.
W. Sewers of Indianola, lost his house by
fire. He rebuilt, and on the 18th during
a thunder storm, his house was struck by
lightning, and almost demolished. Mrs.
Sewers and the children were Frustrated
house was burned on the same site before
Geo. bought ii, and yet he is gong to try
it again.
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FINE STocK July, while attend
ing the Sprague sale of fine stock at Des
Moines. Henry II. Prime, one OF our prom
iDent stock men, aud Secretary of our
Agricultural Society, visited the stables of
Elliott d Kent, and took look through
their fine herd. He saw fine MaZurka
bull calf that suited his taste, and pricing
it found he could get it for 5000. He took
it, and now has it on his farm near this
city. tbs of fine blood, only one cross
from the English herd book, and will be a
valuable addition to our county stock. He
has another fine bull, purchased this
spi ring, both of which will be shown at our
own county fair, and probably at some of
the fairs in adjoining counties More fine
stock is what we need. The Sprague sale
mentioned above, averaged $40 each for
80 head.
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T EGAL NOTICE.
State OF Iowa,
Mahaska County

Mahaska County,
To Jesse Thomas, Joanna B. Thomas, w. W.
Drummond, Mary q. Drummond, Nelson @,
Hyde, w. DeTar, and ID. ii. LeSuer. 80
You are hereby notified that on or before the
18th day OF Sept, 1879 there will be on file in the
ONCE OF the Clerk OF the circuit court IN and for
Mahaeka County, Iowa, petition of Samuel
NJ. Churchill, claiming Of you three thousand
hye hundred dollars, and ten per cent semi annu-
al interest on the came since May 18th. 1911 on
two promissory notes executed May 16 1s1l
by Jesse Thomas to Samuel NJ. ChuChilI one for
fifteen hundred dollars, dee ~ two, and one for
TWO thousand dollars dWc iu three years from
date OF execution OF same, with ten per cent in
terest, payable semi annually on the same fAlso
9s ling That certain mortgage executed by Jesse
Thomas and Joanna b. Thomas to Samuel M
Churchill, bearing even date and to secure the
payment OF said notes, on the following describ-
ed property, to-wil: The east one hall of block
Fp. seten CD In west ,0skaloOsa, Mahaska coul-
~, Iowa, be f0reclosed, - q -
And that unless you appear and answer ther,t o
on or before noon of the second day OF the next
term OF said court to be commenced on the third
Monday OF Nov, A. d., 1873, your default viii
be entered and a judgment aud decree will be rem
dered against you according to TAG payer Of the
said petition.
No personal judgment is asked as against Joan.
ma b. Thomas, Wv. Drummond, Mary g. Drum
mond, Nelson q. Hyde, w. DeTar and D. II Le-
sser. Executed by You to Samuel NJ. Churchill.
so HOLE y HILLS,
" Attye for Dltff
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Iowa Peace Society.

The annual meeting Of this association
will meet at New Sharon, ten miles nortt
OF TUSCALOOSA on the 81 81 =. next month,
(September) at two O'Clock p. m, and con-
tinue lip session two days. The iastinptIye
idea of thia meeting is the banishment Of
war, and the Inauguration of q Worlds
Congress. It has the approval of the Gov,
ernor of our State. several legislators and
religiona denominations. Let the people
come and take part. BY order Of the En-,
COMMITTEES. - 004 @ 81
81 Il s.6dil n JosRrH A. DUaDALB. .
N. B. Persons on leaving the cars will
call for information on Amos Vickers
The hospitality of New Sharon n not sur
passed IN Iowa,
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EXCITEMENT AT DRUs SroREs.-There has b

EXCITEMENT AT DRUG SToREs.-There has been
general rush at the drug store OF VIM. NJ
Wells, oskaloosa, Iowa, for DR.. Boschees Ger.
man Syrup. 1t has lately been introduced in this
country from Germany and for any person suffer
ing with severe cough, heavy cold settled on
the breast, consumption or any disease of the
throat and lungs it has no equal in the world
Our regular size bottles are 10 cents. The doses
will relieve any case. Try It, Sample bottles
rec Of charge. 87eow
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The P. o. in this CITY recently received
10000 postal cards, which will supply the
demands here for the present. Being at first
unable to secure them from the depart
ment the P. M. bought some 10 900 of other
offices, to accommodate our citizens. This
is the second lnstallment from the govern
ment
The weekly Oskaloosa herald. [volume] (Oskaloosa, Iowa) 1855-1885, 1873-08-21

Personal G. W. Fisher of Den
yer, and his friend Gen. Pierce, paid their
annual visit to this city last week, and left
on Friday for chicken-hun! in the north
part of the State. Both gentlemen looked
healthy as we ever saw them. The Colonel
who weighed 1919 lbs. when he accepted
the Superintendency on the ID. P. r. r.,
now pulls down 165 lbs. Cary Cooper, T.
T. Wright, F. J. Terry. Fl. r. Trask, John
s. Wolff and probably one or two others
constituted the party this year.
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COUNTY s. 3. oN.-Sunday
School workers in Mahaska county, do not
forget the meeting in Oskaloosa, beginning
Tuesday ~ p. m. the Goth inst, and to
continue Wednesday and Thursday. Let US
have report from every 5. S. in the : o. if
possible Come one come all. The COM
mittee on entertainment, will have ar
rangements for all who come.
The OFFICERS.
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There will be meeting of the School
Board of Oskaloosa Tp, District for final
settlement of account of said District on
Saturday, August 23d, at4 o'clock p. m. in
the Court Room.
AMOS BRIGGs, r. NJ. BALL,
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The New Sharon Star complains OF in
justice bee use the candidates of that
township cid not receive nominations.
Two years ago the north part of the coun-
ty had both Representatives, county
Superintendent, and member of the Board
of Supervisors, aud of these New Sharon
itself had two-one Representative and
the Supt one of whom it defeated, and but
for Oskaloosa Up. would have defeated the
other We hope Prairie will treat the
ticket as well this year as We did two years
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Tuesday was circus.day, and the usual
large crowd was in attendance. The man
VINO never pays the printer, who ewes The
grocer, The shoemaker, the tailor and his
hired help, was on hands and took the
whole family to the show. He will 60
back home, complain OF bard times, make
excuses for not paying his debts. and save
up his dollars for the big show on the S0th
So goes the world. We saw man with q
ragon-losd OF thirteen. young and old, all
going to see the show,
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The Sigourney ReoieU says that the Re-
publicans of Des Moines packed the Grand
Jury when The Rankin case came up, and
put on e5e0sR Repu leans The ReUaeD nan
knows nat be lied when he wrote that, and
today he canpot name one man who was
on the jury, or what his politics u.s. Havens
has skinned the poor devil so badly he
nar ny can tell what he is writing any
rnnre
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r EGAL NOTICE.

EGAL NOTICE.
STATE OF IOWA,
Mahaska County.
To A. Sparks:
You are hereby notified, that there is now on
nile In the office OF the Clerk of the Circuit Court
In and for Mahaska county, Iowa, a petition OF
NORMAN, Greene Co., claiming Of you Two
Hundred ana Ffty-two and 20-100 dollars with in
teresi thereon at ten per cent per annum from
the 18th OF February 1873, on your two promis-
sorry notes executed by you to said Moorman,
Green @ Co., and also asking an attachment
gainst your property.
And that I'M ess you appear and answer or de-
fend thereto, before noon of the second day
on the third Monday of November A. D.. 1871,
your default will be entered and Judgment will
be rendered against you for the whole amount
claimed with interest and costs
|. LAFFERTY & JOHNSON
4SWa Attys for pltff.
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inflammation of the Boweis.-The virtues
of DIR. TASKS Ointment in this dangerous dis
ease are truly wonderful. Many cases have been
snatched from the grave by the use of this Oint-
ment, when every other means had failed. We
have many cases reported corroborating these
statement. 1t is equally effective in Inflammation
any OF the Pelvic or abdominal viscera, of the
liver, Spleen, Kidneys, Ovaries, Womb, and Blad
der.
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The same complaints were made against
Lents Grcus here &c at Des MOines
wrong change given at ticket wagon :;
gambling on the grounds the insolence of
the lemonade vendors, &c The manager
should see to correcting these abuses.
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0SkaIoosa College,

Oska|oosa College.
The next session of his institution will
begin Monday, Sept. list. The ca enda for
1878 "a, is as follows: q
First Term-(12 weeks), Sept. 1st to Nov. Gath.
Second Term-(l6 weeksl, Nov. oath to Mar. 10th.
Third Term-(l2 weeks) Mar. 10Th to June 18th
Vacations from Dec. 18th to Jan. 1st, and from
Mar. 10th to Mar. ed.
Besides the ordinary classical and scien.
tifc courses of instruction, business
course has been very successfully conduct
ed for years In connection with the instilu
ton ; also, a 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.
For boarding, per week, viii vary from
81 80 to So. so, as the student may elect,
self, club or private boarding.
Tuition in classical department:
For the session $500 90 dstTerm $1,000
Contingent fund 400 % !, 10 1sS 90
Tuition in commercial department:
Full course, time unlimited. 49,. ....... $35 90
Full Geographic course........ ........... $500
Communication twenty five per cent.
fenmanshlD alone per term of 60 lessons. 500
Photography 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
III. For further particulars send for cata-
logue.
NJ. p Owens, F. NJ. BRuNER,
40mo Necy Pres.
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A son Of John Burdess, near town, fell
from Tree last Thursday. and fractured
his right arm in two places. . "A son of L.
II. Hole. esq, in the east part of town, fell
from irnne Al fractured his collar hone.
Dr.. Holman vss called and The patients
are doing we'll
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The lady editor of T,oice Week, pa
per published at Des Moines by Iowa
did no volunteer the information, and We
we're too basih1l 10 ask, We did not learn
her name. She was seeking to extend the
circulation OF the p. per in this locality
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JOHN SIMS has EXTENDED the borders of
his shop and taken in G. w. Winner az q
partner They have the shop well fitted
up, four chairs, attentive workmep, aud
are prepared to give you clean shave,
cut your hair or shampoo you in good
style. Give them call Read local.
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oes Moines Valley Railroad Timetable.

CONNECTIONS.
AT keokuk, with the Toledo, Wabash a West.
ern the Toledo, Peoria u Warsaw; the Chicsas.
BUR- bnrilngton q Quincy and the Mississippi VAL
AZ EnMington. with tae Barlips&os& son,h,
AZ Ashland. with the Chicago. Rock Island A
raeipn road, (SoutGwestern branch
At Ottamwa, with the Burlington d N,sson, :,
Riyegs saSthe S. Louis, Kapsas City and North
At Eddyyille Transfer. with the Central Rail
roam OF Iowa
AT nes Aoines and Altoona, with the ChiAsea
Rook Island q Pacific road
Al Grand Junction WHIP the Chicago 4 Nosth
western railroad. az eXNFEeNH III
At Fort Dodge, with the Illinois Central road
| Fare a. low as the lowest. Sleeping cars on al
| night trains. JOHN GlVIN,
JAS BARKER, Superintendent
0enn Ticket ARt
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The new code has an important change
regar ling commercial paper Heretofore,
paper falling due on Sunday or any legal
holiday, was payable the day .tolio,oing.
The new code makes it payable the day
preceding. II your paper is out please re-
memi err
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The Mahsska County Fair will be he'd
September, S0th and October list, I'd and Sd
Get ready and come out one day or more.
Boarding houses on the grounds.
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osKALoosA PRODUCE MARKET
THE MARKETS,

'He MAENketS
Chicago. Aug. 10th.
Money comparatively easy. Gold 1.15
g 1.l5K.
The markets for grain and produce were
reasonably active on yesterday. In proyis
IONS the movement was no larger than for
some time previous, batip the prominent
cereals something of q change for the bet
ter waa developed. QpeFasora of all classes.
including shippers and speculators. took
hold freely, and the markets for wheat.
corn, and other cereals ATTRACTED consider
able more thap IN ordinary amount of
attention. Wheat was perhaps the centre
Of interest, yet the other markets exhibited
agood degree Of life. and rnore than az
average days business was tFaasaaa..s -. -,
around, The feeling was 81. A. ,hon.n
WITH tAe skesp'' =. Of an advance on fu.
, me wheat. no particular alteration
occurred in Saturdays prices. Cash whea,
aold at small decline. Provisions were
frm, Grain closed at the annexed fig
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That No. boy, John Cummins, has
leased the Stanton picture gallery. and is
prepared 10 lake the best of photos nd
gems on short notice. Read his locals and
90 have your negative taken.
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Read the card of DIR. STAFFORD, who has
again CONNIE hsA the practice OF meticine
among us. He IL a good practitioner snC
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Mrs. RICHARD PARKER died and was
buried Wednesday OF last week. She was
an Old settler, coming here IN Oskaloosa 8
early days. She leaves husband to
mourn her loss
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j. j. BUNDy. of The firm of A. L. Buff kin
q Co, got one of his thumbs caught by The
ihtc saw in the planning mill, and ripped
open. 1t was a close shave, but the thumb
will probably be saved.
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We are pleased TO see our friend Brown
Ferr tli again Oa our streets, after severe
illness of some weeks
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Abraham 81 Frankel have re floored
Union Hall, fitted it up with chairs, and
made it nice hall for dances, festivals, &C.
Remember this.
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District Court is 10 session, Judge Samp-
son presiding The docket is large one,
aud viii not probably be all reached this
term
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The EddyPille Adoertiser of last Satur-
day, says that "a deaf and dumb boy, son
OF |. W. Ayers, was thrown from rear
car on the ID. V. road Thursday, his head
cut quite severely and wrist injured
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LEGAL NOTICES.
A DEMONSTRATORS NOTICE.

n - =
Notice lie hereby given to all persons interested,
undersigned was appointe by the Circuit Court
OF Mahaska county, Iowa. Administrator of the
estate OF Amos Hollingsworth, 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.
SARAH ANN HOLLlNGsWORTH,
Administratrix.
Dated August 16, 1873. so
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! Marshaitnwn lady having heard that
the engine hose cost $500, said that the very
nesl time her husband went east for goods
she meant to have pair Of them TO play
croquet in +
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SALE.

CHERIFF'S SALE.
Notice is hereby given that by virtue of q spec
ial execution directed to me from the office of
the clerk OF the Circuit court of Mahaska cOuu-
ty, Iowa, and dated August 6, A. ID. 1873 /
have levied upon and will offer at Sherif's sale
to the highest bidder Tor cash in hand at the door
OF the house in which the last district court was
held in said county, on Saturday, the 9th dav of
Sept, A. d., 1878, at the hour of 1 o'clock, D. m ,
the following described real estate In said county
to.wit:
The southeast quarter of the south west quarter
OF section No one % township No. seventy six
(76) range seventeen (1) west.
Taken as the property of David Ringle and
Henrietta Ringle to satisfy the above mentioned
execution in favor of c. p. Searle and against
David Ringle.
~ =. j. w. HINESLEY,
~ Sheriff Mahaska County Iowa
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During the absence of O. G. G. Phillips.
his Insurance business will be attended tn
by John a. Dumont Remember