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The weekly Oskaloosa herald. [volume] (Oskaloosa, Iowa) 1855-1885, 1873-08-07

J. w. Norris former editor of the OF.
tumwa Courier presented that office with
complete files of The paper from its first is.
sue, TO the time ne Vac .ted the chair-edito-
rial some six years ago. A very valuable
present indeed
The weekly Oskaloosa herald. [volume] (Oskaloosa, Iowa) 1855-1885, 1873-08-07

CARY COOPER. agent for the celebrated
Buffalo Scales, put in the city scales for
8. q. Purdy & Co. in front Of their store
on southeast corner of square Cary is
prepared to put up these scales for farmers
stock men, and others on short notice.
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The editor of the Courier says that a
ride from Ottumwa to Des Moines at this
time discloses the most magnificent small
grain harvest he ever saw on top of this
green earth.
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NEW SCHOOL HoUsE.-East Center 1.
building fine new brick school house
about one fourth mile north of the old one
on the west side of the road. The build.
ing is to be 26x40, finished in good style
As mentioned last week, West Center ID
building a new brick near the old frame
s6x5O. two rooms, &c. They viii be cred
liable ornaments to the country.
The weekly Oskaloosa herald. [volume] (Oskaloosa, Iowa) 1855-1885, 1873-08-07

ARTISAN Wholesome Of our citizens
are moving in the matter again, and will
circulate paper for subscriptions soon.
Water is our gzeat want.
The weekly Oskaloosa herald. [volume] (Oskaloosa, Iowa) 1855-1885, 1873-08-07

Ed Mort has consented to act as assis
tant Secretary of the Mahaska county ag-
ricultural Society. and will be found in the
Auditors Office by those wishing to trans
act business
The weekly Oskaloosa herald. [volume] (Oskaloosa, Iowa) 1855-1885, 1873-08-07

YEARLY MEETING-The Friends Year =.
~ Meeting begins the first Saturday in
September, and continues over the next
week and Sunday following. The pro-
spect is for large attendance.
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While most or the editors of the country
are coudemning the back pay grab, we be-
lieve there are but few of them that would
object TO taking little back pay them
selveg-on subscription.
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Congree ational sociable on Tuesday
evening, at S. J. buttons. Good time ex-
pected. All ave invi ted.
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DR.. RHINEHART and family are packing
their goods preparatory to removal to
Denver, Colorado. This move is made in
hopes to benefit the doctors health, which
result we hope may be early accomplished
and Oskaloosa again receive its own.
The weekly Oskaloosa herald. [volume] (Oskaloosa, Iowa) 1855-1885, 1873-08-07

M. G. CARLETON of the Indianola Leader
was here recently, and when he went home
wrote: "Oskaloosa, empowered in sylvan
groves which everywhere shadow her
broad avenues. grows more attractive as
her years multiply. Her fine business
buildings gives her q metropolitan air,
while such adjuncts as gas. fire steamers,
and 90 on, imply that her citizens are de.
termined that her appointments shall be
first class, whatever other towns may de-
eide upon regarding matters of the sort.
Hospitable, courteous. intelligent, liberal
to muni6cence. public spirited and ener-
getic, the people of this queen Of Iowa
cities deserve the snyiable reputation they
enjoy abroad, and the contentment and hap
piness vouchsafed them by kind fortune at
home. Rising amid the tropical Iuxuri-
ance OF her wealth Of trees, our sister city
il O. beautiful ss bride dressed for the
altar" go a
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THANKs.-Mrs. Theo. B. Shepherd. of
San Buena Ventura, Cal, has our thanks
sor some beautiful shells. moss. sea-weed !.
snd leaf Impressions, for our cabinet,
iney add much to our little collection,
.no ssrse 70 remind US that our friends
.nougn lar removed have not forgotten US.
Ase"nere WIZ be found letter that ac-
eompanied the box. and which gives US .
gooo-nstured (probably deserved) scoIdipe.
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New BARNs.-L. F. Vickroy AMI J. W,
Ocain have fine new harms on their proper
ties in the east part of town.
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An exchange gives this timely advice
''Look not upon the watermelon when i
is red, nor upon the stewed cherry when il
giveth its color in the cup; at last it btett
like soft she'll crab, and stingeth like the
cholera morbus"
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WEIGH says he stopped his press last
week 10 announce that there was an item
of news in the HERALD. After seven
years perussl of his paper, We are COM
PEELED TO say that we never found an item
of that kind in IL
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Coal Land for Sale!

leo Azores Coal Land, four miles
south Of Oskaloosa half mile north os Gen.,
railroad switch, underlaid with from Ave 10 seSsn
ieet vein OF good coal. Said land d al improved
Ilme can % given on part. For partiulars come
ana see 1t. A, j. BAUaHNAN.
- Ams Given, kahaska Co., Iowa.
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EXCITEMENT AT DRUa SroREs.--There has been
general rush at the drug store of VIM. n.
Wells, oskaloosa, Iowa, for DR.. Boe chee's 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 IL has no equal in the world. -
Our regular size bottles rs cents. The doses
will relieve any case. Try It, Sample bottles
rec of charge. S7eow
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Rev. III Bross, for seven years pastor OF
the Congregational Church in Ottumwa,
has removed to Crete, Nebraska.
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The new buildings on the sou side are
nearly all enclosed and 'PheEIy Block
has fine cornice with CENTER Niece sur
mounting it, The other block will be top
ped off with fine cornice simil dr to those
already completed
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Stated communication in Tri- luminsr
Lodge, Friday night; and in De Payen's
Commandery next Tuesday night.
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EDDYvnLE.-The Adoerttser says Anna
Tierney, girl ten years old, ran splinter
in her foot, July 18th. 1t was tsKen out
Immediately by her, and no discomfort
arose from the accident until last Satur-
day, when she complained of her neck
hurting her. It was supposed that she
had the humps, and she was treated ac-
cordingly by the family. Monday morn.
Ing her mother noticed that she had fe
yer, and told her she must take some medi
cine kept about the house. She told hei
mother that she could not, for she could mt
open her mouth. Her mother told her to
get up ard they would go to the Doctor
She did so. DIR. Garwood was visited and
he discovered that she was well adva need
in lock, jaw. She fingered in much pain
until the time of her death, few days
after.
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DR.. Pierce's Golden Medical Discovery will
cure cough in one half the time necessary to
cure 1t with any other medicine, and it does it,
not by drying IL up, but by removing the cause
subduing the irritation and healing the affected
parts. For all cases Of Laryngitis, Hoarseness.
Suppression or Loss of voice. Bronchitis, Severe
Chronic or lingering coughs. IL viii be found to
surpsss any medicine ever before offered to the
public. Sold by Q II Druggists. a.
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QUARTARLY MRRTNs.-Chapge of timo.
Quarterly meeting will be held ut the
following places and times. Simpson, Osk.,
Aug. . and 10; First n. F.. Church Aug.
10 and II; Union ciFcuit Aug. 70 and "A.
5iaoo si saob I. B. HILL, F. E.
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The Farmers Union Agricultural Society
of Prairie City, will hold its Fair, Oct.
l, 9 and g. Same time as our own.
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FREE LECTURE in Public Square mex I
Sunday Q0th inst by Mrs. Morse, franc G
speaker. All are invited
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Read the new advertisement OF VIM
NASH, for his agricultural implements
wagons specially.
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FRED KELLY, SEC.

SHOOTING MATcH.-The match between
John s. Wolff and Win Swearingen, 30
birds, came off south Of town last Thurs
day with the following score:
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Programme of Mahaska Co. s. s. Con
vention, beginning Aug. 20, 1879.

TUESDAY, ~ P. M.-Religious exercises
enrolment of delegates, and miscellaneou
| business.
EVENING SESSION ~ P. M. Address o
welcome by Rev. j. F. Childs. Annua
address by J. W. Mcdonald. subject, "The
relation ofthe s. 8. to society, and how
shall we increase its power9"
WEDNESDAY, AUG. 81, 81 M-Prayel
meeting. .lg
ga. NJ. To 10 A. M.-Report of executive
committee, reports of off GERS, reports from
the field, miscellaneous business.
lOA. M. TO II A. M.-Discussion opened
by l. E. Parker, esq, subject, "How shall
we reach the children of the Goddess and
bring them under the influence of the s
School ~
II A. NJ. TO IL M.-Discussion opened by
Rev. J. E. Snowden, subject, allow shall
we successfully organ ize s. Schools in our
rural districts, and how shall these be made
an instrumentality in spreading the Cos
pel9"
AUG. 81, 2P. NJ To p. M-Discussion of
the topic. "How shall we secure deeper
and more Christ-like sympathy among the
adult members of our churches, in the
work of saving the young" opened by
Rev. B. w. johnson.
Bpm TO P. M.-Next Sabbath's lesson
taught by s. R. Pettitt, esq.
4P. M. TO 41aP. M-Question drawer
X M.-Address by Rev. u B. Smith.
AUG. %, 81 A. NJ TO 9 A. M Devotion.
al exercises.
topic, Where does the fault lie that our
young people in SO many instances, absent
themselves from the 8. Schools . How
shall it be remedied ?" Opened by s. s.
Kemble, esq.
II A. NJ. TO IL A. MILITANT class exer.
cises taught by Miss Emma Orvis.
MA. M. TO 10 M..-Black board exer.
2P. NJ. To 21a P. M.-Question drawer.
2H P. NJ. To 81 P. M.-Discussion of the
topic, "What provision shall the church
make to secure the attendance of s. 8
scholars on the regular Sabbath day ser
vice and the weekly prayer meeting %
Opened by Rev. Simmons
3H P. NJ. TO 419P. M.-Children's meet
ing.
The committee recommend that. persons
opening discussions be allowed 10 minutes
and others be limited to five minutes
B. w. JOHNSON,
j. E. SNowDEN,
w. BURNSIDE.
Com. on programme.
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The veterans of Mexico have a reunion
in Des Moines in September
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A CHALLENGE.

To Noses Wassoan
We will trot Honest John" or Captain
Jack" against your five year old black
stallion Monarch" match race, mile
heats, three in five, to harness, for from
$500 to $500 side. Said race to be trot-
ted Monday, August 18th, 1873, on the Os-
kaloosa Fair Grounds Rules of National
Trotting Association to govern.
A. W. ALLEN,
VIM STEARNs
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CARD OF T HANKs-In behalf of the
members of the Forest City Cornet Band,
take the methd of returning thanks to
those gentleman who by their donation
have 80 mat eriafly aided us in securing our
instruments.
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Work in De Psyen's Commandery to-
day aud to- night.
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Abba has been having heavy run OF
burglars. An alarm nearly every night.
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Changers dalk bolidics und busht up, but
l dalk groceries all der time und sell UNI.
Yours druely, PETER STUMPs.
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Read the card of DR.. A. Mckinney, ocu
list.
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w n WR Az

In addition to stock of lumber, shingles.
isth, &C., recently received large invoice
of Cedar Fence Posts, the incest thing in
the world for fencing. Take look at
them.
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Iwant to trade lumber for span of
sound young horses-also wagon and har-
ness if good. Don't want anything that
will not III the above bill.
CHAs. LEIGHTON.
At LeSuer's old stand. 4S2w
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A new invoice of Queensware and glass
ware just in and ready for sale at prices
that defy competition at
MATTIsoN q RRos
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MONEY.

Money to lend and notes bought. En-
quire Of w. BURNSIDE.
4SW2
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USEFUL INVENTION,

EDS. HERALD-In the course of som
scrap reading, CHANGED to fall upon the
following which thought too good to be
hid, so concluded l would ask you to bring
it again TO the light. presume you will
feel inclined to procure one of these yalu-
able machines at once; as l know from
long experience how tremendously editors
are bored" by large class of their fellow
citizens. One of these "abaters," when
properly applied, would go far to relieve
the suffering editor from the senseless
boring of many of his patrons, and the
public generally; but here is the ar ticle:
'Among the many useful inventions of modern
Gays, none deserves to rank higher than an in
lean In Portsmouth, N. II. 1t is called 1.-THE
business mans bore abater,'' and it's action is
simple and effectuaL l consists Of button tor.
tachment, that can be worn on the coat like an
ordinary button, which 1t resembles in appear
ance When the bore seizes the 'abater' 1t in
stantly explodee, shivering his hand into mil
lion pieces, and blowing him around the corner
into the next street. The inventor, il is stated
mas already received orders for all he eau manu-
facture for two years to come. A machine on the
same principle; so constructed as to present the
appearance of a door handle, would be very use
W miuletctb VI otdte Wueu ABOUT receive
Populations and for domestic purposes, such az
receiving applicants for charitable dona tcns rate
collectors and other visitors of this description
A "honseholder's abater" fixed on the front door
would be an immense SUCCESS.
To my mind, one of the most important
uses to which this valuable instrument can
be put, Is for the benefit of politicians. 1t
would most effectually 'abate' the button
holing business so exceedingly prevalent
among that class of individuals When tn :
bore would take hold of the 'abater' il
would arouse him to a sense of the situa-
tion-realizing, in some degree, how ex-
ceedingly annoying his calling is. would
advise every man Of any prominence to
procure one of these instruments at once
as the button holing period is upon the
country. / hope the inventor will receive
the reward his discovery deserves.
w. A. II.
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HOUSE AND Lors FOR SAFE

House AND LOTS FOR SALE.
Twill sell my house and two lots at a 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.
tt B. r. PERDUE.
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MAR RIAHEC

BIRTHS.
At Otley. July 25th, 1878, to W. Tenant and
wife, Q son.
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Three pounds ofpicnic butter or soda
crackers for IS cents at 9
MATTIsoN & Bnoa
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Why go down to the square, when P.
Stumps will sell you as good groceries, and
as cheap as any ones Try him.
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Elegant Chamber Sets at MCCURDY's.
If you hav'nt a june. bug you should get
one, and go to Woltz & Proudft's saloon
and treat her to the Ice Cream, Lemonade,
cakes, candies, etc., and if yon ask her the
momentuous question she'll say yes. Try
"a
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WALL PAPER.

New Invoice of large Mirrors at
MCCURDY'e,
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=
Swearingen, Oil
Woltz, .1OFI111illO10*11l1I
*Dead out of bounds.
This is good score, and if John STAN
nus of Keokuk or 'Dorwalt of Iowa City
see it, the boys will not get the matches
out of them now on the tapis.
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Good groceries NIT shesp brices at Peter
Stumps, on west High st., near mill.
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WALL PAPER.
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
w. NJ WELLS
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HE OSKALOOSA HERALD.
FouNp.-A brass key. mot whis.keyl

Thursday, August z, 1873.
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More pounds of dried fruit Tor d 90
than at any place in town, at s. @. PuaDY
q Co.'S.
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More Sugar for Sl.0O At 8. @. PURD7 6
Cos than any other store in town, as
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BLAME REoEIPYs. neatly bound, for ga le
ct HERALD Office. If
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Choice ginger-snaps or biscuits Q lbs
for % cents at 4
MArTIsoN & Bros.
100 TONS SCRAP IRON WANTED
at the Blacksmith Shop of
30 LEVI Cook.
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Which several reports were adopted by q
majority OF your committee, and the I'M
dersigned was directed to report the Same
tothe Council.
Respectfully submitted, %
II. T. WILLIAMS,
:. Chairman.
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KICK from morse he was shOelng, re
ceived the night before. He was some.
what better, but had had very close call
He expressed himself as an old and fast
friend Of the HERALD. j. X. Jackson who
has 240 acres, was spoken of as the best
farmer of the township. did not see
him. Travelling northward, notice new
house belonging to Hiram Beal, 1880
two story, modern Improvements, etc.
cost 81 $50. His son, Nicholas. has new
story and a half house, 20x20. An hours
ride find myself in the north part of the
township, among the Norwegians, who
have quite settlement here. They are q
sober, Industrious, and progressive class
of people, who do much to advance the
general prosperity of the locality they selec,
as their home. After a circuitous drive to
enable me to see as much of the township
as possible, l reached this place. From
here 60 somewhere else-you will know
where when you next hear from me.
! RI seg 5s - .iassl0aaz q. R. L.
p. SIN my Madison township notes
unwittIpgiy neglected to mention John
and Robert Mitchell, brothers, and very
social and excellent gentlemen, who have
nearly 1000 acres of as fine land as can be
found in the county. Jacob Gehman, Of
the same township, has $50 acres of bot.
tom land that is valuable as meadow and
pasture. ''
Speaking Of large tracts, reminds me OF
the Sleeper land in this and Madison Tp.,
about 100 acres which hope may be
improved soon. Milton Crookham, a resi-,
dent of Prairie, is one of the largest land.
owners Of Iowa. He has about thousand
acres in this township, much of it improved
and thousands more in various parts of the
county. If he lives long enough he will
have it all improved and be one of the big
gest farmers In Iowa. >is
4
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Cottonades CHEAP at Mitch Wilson's.
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A bargain in ladies skirts, shawls, hosi-
cry and gloves at Mitch Wilson's. 46-tf
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no, not that; but men of one trade, like to
like lowell, like to-no matter what
they like; but found Mr.. Vail a jolly
good fellow, and had pleasant chat with
him. He has theineatest country office
ever saw, and seems to be doing good
business. Success to him.
Compared with last year the improve
ments of the city are somewhat small
Taylor kalbach has put up very neat
residence, Chas. Pagan ditto; Vim. Kirk,
has just commenced house, south of town
to be of brick. 3Ox34 Aside from these
there are several minor Improvements
hope, at some future time. to visit this
pretty town again, and be enabled to say
many good things about her improve.
ments, and metropolitan airs, shall look
for fine new school building of sufficien,
capacity for the accommodation of all the
scholars IN the city beneath one roof.
shall also expect to see more and better
sidewalks; more shade trees two or three
more large town wells and some adequate
protection against fire. 1 hope may al.
so see another railroad here, and be so for.
tunate as to come In brisk and busy time,
that the dear people may not look 80 blue
as they now do. -
As l intimated In the beginning OF this
letter. / spent day ip looking over
this township, and must say, that no.
where within the compass OF my memory
can I recall more beautiful country, or that
which has more apparently brilliant fu.
ture. As indicated by the name, tie entire
township is one vast prairie, excepting q
very small portion in the northern part,
whore are found some small patches of
timber. The township is six miles square.
and comprises an area OF 23,O40 square
acres, In all of which, question If there
be one hundred acres Of waste land. The
surface is gently undulsling, and well
adapted 70 farming. The growth of this
township Is remarkable. am told that In
1856 you could drive all over the town.
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Large assortment of PaIlor Lounges,
Bed Lounges and Parlor Sets at
f MCCuRDY's