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have more sense than to keep them in sight.
Helper says that he belongs to the ''Order of
birthstone 1--WE shouldn't wonder) and that he
Eliminates dulcet piZZi-cat-to strains. tYes
we hear him frequently, calling his hog. He
He says that he has something sweet to tell
us" which he has been keeping back We
presume that he intends to regale the HERALD
readers with full account of his late domestic
infelicities.
Now if Helper wants anything further in our
line, just let him send in his orders We make
1t a speciality in our business, to furnish our
regular cusS--tomers with 1.-THE best in our
shop at reasonable rates, and we are not par
ticular about our pay. Wen send c. o. d., or
most any way. G.. s.
p. s. Helper says that he shall be mistaken
if the corn crop averages one-half many
bushels TO the acre, as it did two years ago.
Now we don't care what the farmers on the
HERALD company or anybody else says about
the corn crop, Helpers judgment, islinfallible.-
He has not seen any localities I'm Iowa where
the corn crop is a success and he is a very close
observer and has Travelled extensively. He has
perambulated North Skunk river bottom almost
daily for six years.
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ems, ETC., till you can't rest, are crowded il
that 80 acre lot, but oh my, you should SEE
the cattle and horse show. Every stall
shed and hitching post is full, amid moro
going up, and yet many first-class animals
are nothappy because they have not where
to chew their oats. The officers of tho
society expected great things, but theyare
surprised at the turnout, yet are using eV
cry exertion to make everybody comforta
bic.
Of course at this time it is impossible to
particularize, but our readers may be as
sured that the exhibition will he one of the
finest ever see seen in the west, second on
ly to the State fair.
There will be some fast going on the
track--the best in the west, and admirers
of speed may get satisfaction in this line.
We hope our people win all turn out and
give the fair the patronage it deserves.
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ANNOUNCEMENTS
RECORDER.

RECORDER. .# e.
Please announce WILLIAM X. C0WAN, as q
candidate for reelection TO the Office of County
Recorder, subject to the decision of the Repub-
lican county convention.
EDS. HERALD.-Please announce that will
nt tiriisaata fer the arTS county Recorder
subject TO the decision of the Republican county
convention. j. K. Z, HUNTER.
CLERK.
Please announce DAVID X. MOORE as a can
didate for reelection to the Office of County
Clerk, subject to the decision of the Republican
county convention.
MEMBER OF BOARD.
Please announce JOHNSON BUSBY of Union
Up, as a candidate for Member of the Board of
Supervisors, subject to decision of the Republi-
can County Convention.
Please announce PETER APPEL of Richland
township as a candidate for the office of Mem
Der of the Board of Supervisors, subject to the
decision of the Republican county convention.
REPRESENTATIVE.
Please announce the name of PIERCE RAT
CLIFF as candidate for Representative sub
ject to the decision of the Republican County
Convention.
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DOAD NOTICE.-Notice is hereby given that
Lib re-survey of part of the old road running
from indianapolis to Glendale Mills, has been
made as ordered by the Board of Supervisors
of Mahaska County, Iowa, at the regular meet.
ing, in June, 1876, aid that the following field
notes of said re-survey have been filed in the
Office of the county Auditor, viz:
Beginning at the cor. of the n W 4sw =
of section IA TIP. Is, IA, running thence West
20 chains, thence south 20 chains, west 1876
chains, s So deg. W chains. 500 deg. W $50
chains, II u deg. W chains, n OBJ W chains s,
n 59A deg. W 5.67 chains, II AK deg. W $50
chains, S 81 deg. W $50 chains W 6.72 chains 6
IS deg W 2.45 chains, Az deg. W 20 chains s
COZ deg. 6.68 chains, W 40 chains to south
quarter post of section No. Is, Up. 70, r. IA. g
Width of road, 68 feet. &s
Now, therefore, the Board of Supervisors Of
said county will, unless good cause be shown
against so doing, approve said survey and plat
at it's reg ular meeting to be begun and holden
on the list Monday In September, 1879, and viii
order them to be recorded as in case of the
original establishment of public highway.
GEO. A. ROSS
40 Co. A I'D.
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t,ensuS,

To al Noffatt and wife, August 81, 1876, a
boy.
To VIM. e. Bennett and wife, Madison TIP,
Tuesday morning, boy.
To AN. Caldwell and wife, White Oak TIP, a
Centennial boy, weight nine pounds.
To Rev. James E. Snowden and wife, Satur-
day night, Aug. 26, 1876 a gay boy.
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Excursion to indianapolis.

For the accommodation of the society
of Friends, and all desiring to visit Indian
apolis, the Central Railroad of Iowa has
made arrangements to run through coach
es, leaving Oskaloosa at 2:56 p. m, Sept.
10, 1876. -a IT,
A greater reduction in rates is offered
than heretofore given. Tickets allow pur-
chasers to return at pleasure within forty
days from above date. Full information
given on application to A RUSSELL,
Gen'l Pas 81 T. Ag't.
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In THE JUG.-Sheriff Hetherington re-
turned Monday afternoon from Chicago,
with the Burtons in charge. He had a big
fight to secure them, as their friends were
determined they should not be taken, and
all the quibbling of the law was brough
into requisition to free them, but Jim was
equal to the occasion, escaped two war
rants they got out for his arrest. and has
the fellows in his jug.
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HOME MARKETS.

show ls spIeHun-, -. .....
Y Kinsman has ha,.
Oskaloosa, Aug. 80, 5 p. m. make
WHEAT-New 40 old rs.
CORN-Old 40
POTATOES-25 New 60
OATS-white 90, mix'd II.
RYE-25.
BARLEY-20.
CATTLE-3@4 go.
BEESWAX-20 cts.
TALLOW-6@6t.
FEATHERS-new 45cts.
SHEEP PELTS-25a85.
HOGS-Lower 1905 so.
SHEEP-Steady 2@2.50
EGGS-10 cts.
BUTTER-15 cts.
TIMOTHY SEED-1.50a175
CLOVER SEED-10.00.
HIDES-green, 3@4cts.
HIDES-drY,1a10c.
WOOL-washed, 24a27 unwashed, 15a
19; tub washed, 30.
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THE great Mass Convention of the
city, Saturday last, did not pan out as well
as they had hoped for. The Greenback
men met in the morning, and had thin
attendance, and put In nomination ticket
(see names elsewhere) and after little
other business adjourned. In the after
noon the Democrats got together and after
the usual proceedings in organizing finally
got to work. VIM. T. Smith led off with
his usual speech about corruption, &C.,
and then went off on the finance question !;
and it was apparent to every one present
that he was talking about something he
was not posted in. Such wild and ridicu-
lOus assertions we have not heard made
for many day, and did not create half as
much of commotion as there was years
ago when he was running the 0skaloosa
Bank. After he got through they all re-
manned quiet for fifteen minutes not know
ing what to do next. Finally David Nor
gan made a motion that they proceed to
nominate a candidate for Representative,
and all remained quiet for ten minutes
waiting to have the honor forced on them
Finally ThOs. Ballinger said there was
already some good men on the track, but
he could not remember who they were.
VIM. I. S. followed saying the Greenback
men were not his candidates, and then
laughed. Thos. B. followed and admitted
the other Convention acted hoggish in
making all the nominations lbut did not
say in plain English they followed instruc-
tions.) In speaking of Proudfit, Thos. said
they nominated him because his name
sounded well. Perdue followed and
eulogized the nominees of the Greenback-
ers, and admitted they must nominate
them in order to have any strength at all.
David Morgan then moved to nominate
DIR. Lucy for Representative-carr
unan imously-three voting in the affirma-
tive. Some one moved George shinnick
be nominated for Clerk, but Geo. declined
saying he had been set up twice before to
be knocked down, and wanted some one
else to try the fun. The speech was grand
and showed that he should have been
placed higher up on the ticket, to give him
an opportunity TO show his oratory-as
Bush would say--at this they, the Conven-
ton Smith, Morgan and Perdue, held an
other consultation, and at the end of Ii
minutes Perdue moved to proceed to bal
lot. This ended the Clerk nomination
and SO the matter stands.) VIM. I. s.
then moved that Gideon McFall be nom
mated by reclamation for Member of the
Board of Supervisors, and Mr.. McFall did
not want to run but finally consented to-
At this stage of the gamc the house was
nearly cleared. but the three who run the
Convention remained, and appointed the
Central Committee and transacted other
business necessary to be done.
We have attended good many Con-
yentions. but il was never our lot 20 be al
one where they all acted as much like
school boys as at this one. No one seem
cd to know what 70 do or how 70 do 1t.
What got them was they did not want to
show TOO plainly that they had the thing
cut and dried before hand, with the other
Convention, and tried to play greeny. but
they spoiled it all. So ended the great
Mass Convention that we have read so
much about.
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HAYES 8 THDEN

men step up to lunch served up in Gen.
tennial style, at the dining hall by Nc.
Neilan. No pains win be spared to have
the substantials in abundance, on the east
end of dining hall, pies, cakes, ice cream,
lemonade, CONTEMPORARIES and all the
lusuries of the reason. Remember the
place at the Agricultural Fair Grounds.
5lw2 j. s. MCMILLAN.
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,r,rnnnn WILL nI1r

A few wears ago August Flower" was
discovered to be "a certain cure for Dys-
nnnsia and Liver complaint, a few thin
fbgsneptics made known to their friends
NV easily and quickly they had been
c cSred fi bv It's use. The great merits Of
e Greens August Fower became seralds I'd
s onotIer until without advertising. its SAFE
has become immense. Druggists IN A.. even '. !,
h ,nyp Oi in the United States are selling II
S N" ne ~ suffering with Soar stomach
Sick Headache, Costiveness, Palplta NO
OF the Heart indigestion, low spirits etc.
% con TIA take three doses without relief; W ~
to your druggist, VIM. Wells or orr. H. o W
S;iFord and Get a bottle for 70 cents ant
trv il Sample bottles l0cents.
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We employ workmen who will repair
your boots and shoes in the neatest style
of the art at lowest possible price. Re
member we have the facilities for redeem
ing our warrant on any goods We warrant
to you free of charge.
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John N G. Roth. de Sutyl
-, 49, NOpotIs
NOTICE.

TO MeIis aFunston, Margaret E. Young, David
Young. Lueretia NJ. Boldly, James Boldly,
Erastus A. Harris. Hannah Cooper, Mary f.
Elwood, VIM. j. Harris, Alfred A. Harris.
Albert LOutz, Eugene b. A. aNFilkia,a Jesse s..
B.Wilkie Cooper husband of HannahC oOper.
Elwood husband of Mary Il. Elwood. Marion o.
Harris, Sarah j. Harris.
You are hereby notified, that ON or before the
I'D day of Augs A. D. 1876. there wal DO on
in and for Mahaska county, Iowa. petition OF
John Funston ct. 81. VS.. Melissa Funston ct. al,
claiming of you the partition of certain real
estate described In said petition
And that unless you appear and answer and
defend thereto. before noon OF the second day
of the Oct. term OF said court, TO be commenced
on the ID Monday of Oct, A. d., 1915, your de-
tauU VIII be entered against you and
Judgment and cree rendered thereon as
praye for In saidlpetition.
--S - JOHN +. LACEY,
q 80 n Atty toE Plaintiff,
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IEGAL NOTICES.
NOTICE.

Notice is hereby gysnto all P ersEats 1s7S the
ed that on was appointcdb by the circuit SoSr 1
" county Iowa admpiS snt6 o Of saf
estate Of samuel May nGe,te sif TO said s estate vii
county, All to the undersigned, and thost
having Claims against the same i WIN ao p9s 10
them legally authenticated I" S s;lir So"''
aif f0a q. ,e-s Administrator
MOnUE Clerk
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DRUG STORE

established 1852. w. r. Eugent successor
to w. NJ. Wells. Wholesale and retail
dealer in drugs and medicines at the ole
stand. west side Of square stiff
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WANTED

everybody to know that we are pf'p"i:u
~ do nlaiu and ornamental plasterlng III
every style stucco and cement "oEk. he
na,rinc done on short notice. Country
work a specially give us call.
n WHITE, HEATH & Co.,
% Oskaloosa, Iowa.
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There viii be three more issues of the
Daily HERALD, and our business men
should improve this opportunity Of telling
the people what they have in stock for
sale Hand ID your advertisements early
for to-morrow's issue. There are 1000 cop
iesissued each day except Friday, and on
that day win print Fifteen Hundred copies.
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OsKALoosA COLLEGE. - Session opens
this geek under very favorable auspices.
The building has been repaired throughout
and everything about the premises appears
new and cheerful. All of the departments
of preparatory and collegiate instruction
are thoroughly organized. Besides the
usual work, Commercial, Normal, and
Musical departments are provided for,
and the instruction given by experienced
teachers and acknowledged leaders in the
several departments. For further particu-
lars read the advertisement in another col
umn
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a good new house and lot within -
a half blocks of the square Enc ~
Warrington 81 Cummins' Photogg.e
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Queensware, Cutlery. Glassware will
be sold at reduced prices before getting
in fail stock. L. B. AYRES. silva
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lSHERIFFS SALE.

Notice is hereby given, that by virtue of a
general execution directed TO me from the office
of the clerk of the Circuit Court of Mahaska
county, Iowa, and dated June 23d, A. ID.
1875, have levied upon and will offer at Sherifs
sale to the highest bidder for cash In hand al
the door of the house In which the last District
court was held in 0skaloosa in said county, on
Saturday, thes30th day of September A. d. 1875
described real estate In said county to-wit:
The east one third of lot one, block 81, and
and also the middle third of lot two, block n
old plat, city of Oskaloosa.
Taken as the property of VIM. Tolbert, to sat
isfy the above mentioned execution in favor OF
Phelps Gould and against VIM. TOlbert.
j. e. HETHERINGT0N,
So 49, Sheriff of Mahaska county.
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The Mahaska County Coal Co. have put
in a switch to connect their bank with the
Rock Island Railroad. They ship up on
the Central TO the crossing of the two
roads south of town, and switch off to the
main track of the Rock Island. This gives
them good outlet, as they will have an
east and west as well as a north and south
road to ship over.
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Helper" and &C s." are now even,
and we propose such warfare in our col
umns shall stop. II never would have
commenced had we not been so rushed
with work as TO overlook the initial OF il
until too late 20 rectify. Honors are now.
easy, and there they rest.
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l. G. GREEN s. Son.

Mems fine Boots and Shoes in latest
styles. Women and children's fine shoes a
speciality. Calf shoes that are not surpass-
ed in style or quality, and everything in
the Boot and Shoe line at bottom prices.
South side Boot and Shoe House.
I n npnENr e. Cow
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Warrington & Cummins viii have fine
list of pictures at the fair. Be sure and
call and see them. We are not ashamed to
show our work. Diva
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ADAMS TP. HAYES AND WHEELER CLUB.
There viii be a meeting of all Republi-
cans of Adams TIP. at Dodd's Schoolhouse,
Saturday evening, Sept. I'd, for the pur-
pose Of organizing Hays and Wheeler
Club. Several speakers win be present
and address the meeting.
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Monroe Township.

About forty men and boys, residents of
Indianapolis and vicinity, were seen riding
westward from Indianapolis on Saturday
morning, the Goth inst. for the purpose of
observing the comparative speed of two
horses that were about to be run. The
money is deposited with the stake holder;
the riders are astride their fiery steeds;
they are brought to the treacherous goal;
with lion-like bound they obey the wonted
signal; the brown leads the bay ny
many PAGES; lis rider inflated with sue
cess, turns in his saddle and tauntingly
calls on his pursuer to come on" But
oh, fearful juncture! the brown stumbles;
he falls and slides upon the ground with
dreadful force. The lockers on now stand
aghast and each holds hard the breath and
strains the eye'tO catch a glimpse of the
rider now rolling and sliding swiftly on the
earth. They cease to move, rider and horse
in luckless relaxation blent. The lockers
perceive them breathe; the boy with bat
tered limbs arises, walks; the horse arises
on three legs, the fourth is broken just be-
low his shoulder. Thus another trusty,
worthy horse is ruined for an unworthy
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COST OF BOARD.
CAX REDEMPTION NOTICE.
STATE OF Iowa, !.
Mahagka EnI,ntv >.

STATE OF IOWA,
Mahaska County. &C.
owners:
You are hereby notified that the east part lol
No. 10. east addition TO city of OskalOosa, in
Mahaska county, Iowa, was on the 9TH day OF
October, 1871, sold by the treasurer of Mahaska
county, Iowa, 10 Lafrerty g. johnson, for taxes
for previous years, and that the right OF
redemption will expire and a deed fol
said land be made, unless redemption from such
sale be made within ninety days from the com.
pleted service hereof, this 10th day of August
\. D., 1876. JOSEPH KELLY,
49W4 .-... Owner of certificate
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DROBATE NOTICE.
E'''o''1''' ''0+'' - - -" TT
In matters of the estate of james Allison

+ In matters of the estate of James Allison
deceased.
/ Notice is hereby given that on or before the
sixteenth day of October, 1876 there will be on
file in the Office of the clerk of the Circuit Court
of Mahaska Co., Iowa, the final settlement and
petition for discharge of Henry Steddom and
Isaac X. Steddom, executors estate of Sam. Sted-
dom, decd. and the same is setsfOr hearing on the
LIST day of the next term of the Circuit Court
to be begun and held in OSkaloosa, on the 18th
day of Oct, 1875, at which time objections
can be made to the approving of said settlement
and granting the prayer of said petitioner.
HENRY STEDDOM and
ISAAC X. STEDDoM, Executors, by
LAFFERTY & JOHNSON,
fhaif a
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j. E. Long met with serious accident
Saturday. he was driving his team and
went TO turn around and his foot caught
In some of the wagon fixtures and broke
his ankle, or came very near it, 1t is SO
twisted il Is worse than broken limb.
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-MUSIC-
Pianos, Organs and Mclodeons, for sale
cheap and every Instrument warranted.
TERMS VERY EASY,
ON lease or notes. County orders bought.
Remington office. w. TENANT.
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UHICu ItHS -, iotU.
ID. IL. MoORE, ClerI
NOTICE,
L ., tho Es,o,e Of Philip Kusart,

In matters of the Estate of Philip kusar''
No. 10 hereby given that there Will pc OH
az, in the office of the clerk of the Circuit Cous
of Mahaska county, Iowa the nnsl Her,S ane
anu peuftII ~ admrs of the estate of Phillip ku-
VIM IA a. and the same is set for hearing on the
t day Of next Sf shs aren't ON the
TO be nto q. 1875. at which time objections
day S Se made to approving Of said
can ca,d Oranting the prayer of said pet10tI ark
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Evans & Horahan have sunk coal shaft
% feet, and struck magnificent vein of
coal of finest quality, 6! feet deep. These
b inks arc first coal works on Knoxville
r,ad, west of town, and they will be pre-
pared TO furnish all who need coal, after
September 1. The proprietors are gentle
men, and will treat customers well.
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FOR SALE

Bargains never heard OF before at LEVI
HAMBLEToN's, south east corner so. 51w2
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Don't buy your Boots and Shoes until yon
call and see our goods. We would be
pleased to show you our stock whether you
buy of us or not
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Read the local of White Il Heath in an.
other column-plastering
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PROGRAMME.
THURSDAY, AUGUST 31-Third Day.
FORENOON

THURSDAY, AUGUST 31-Third Day.
FORENOON.
At nine o'clock, Nos. 16, II and IS will
be exhibited. -----.. --- ~
AT ten o'clock, the female portion of
Short-horns, Devons, Jerseys, and Grades
will be shown in the ring in their regular
order.
At half past ten, the male portion of No.
g. common stock, in the order of the Inst.
AT eleven all stock will be shown on the
track.
At half past eleven, No. II, mules will
be exhibited.
AFTERNOON.
At ten o'clock, No. s, fire. e foral
At half past one, No. 6, trotting and
pacing geldings or mares.
At half-past two, female portion of No.
2, roadsters
FRIDAY, SEPTEMBER 1-FOarth Day.
FORENOON.
At nine o'clock, No. A, Draft Horses
will be shown in the ring.
At ten O'Clock, female portion of No 3,
common stock
At eleven, No. 10, best heavy Draft
Stallion.
Best stallion of any age or breed, other
than the above for general purposes.
AFTERNOON.
At one o'clock, all of No 81.
At half past one, No. 8, Sweepstakes.
At two o'clock, the Treasurer will begin
to pay premiums at the Treasurer's office.
At three o'clock, grand procession round
the ring of all winning animals, after
which the exercises will be formally clos
ed by the President.
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D. NJ. Walton and wife'ief Monday last
for Pennsylvania and the Centennial.
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DIR. SD. HOWE'S ARABIAN

DIR. S. d. HOWE'S ARABIAN
Liver Pills are an absolute specific for
chills and fever, and remittent fevers of
a bilious type. They cure heartburn, and
all other symptoms of disordered stom-
ach, by strengthening and imparting
healthy activity TO that organ, and is a
positive remedy for Dyspepsia, whether
acute or chronic, cure billiousness and
constipation. Sold by Mays q Briggs,
Druggists. 51w2
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DR.. J. w. Morgans new brick dwelling,
in the east part of town is being pushed
rapidly forward, and will be a splendid
residence and an ornament to that part Of
town