The weekly Oskaloosa herald. [volume] (Oskaloosa, Iowa) 1855-1885, 1876-08-17
THE osKALoosA HERALD.

THE osKALooSA HERALD.
LEIGHTON & NEEDHAM, Editors. /
THURSDAY, AUGUST II, 1875.
Read r. Wilson'S locals-harness.
Read J. NJ. Nichols numerous locals. |
Read Lyman & Trask- boots and shoes l
See locals and editorial items on first
page.
Rice & Hinesley are out with some new ,
locals. E
Read n. J. Smith Il Cos. locals-re- 7
moyal. IL
A pair of nice mules for sale. Call at
city wood yard.
Mr. John L. Moore started one day last p
week for the Centennial. Ii
Read Vcrnon's locals about goods and
stands for sale during the fair.
A. H. Neidig of the Marshallto wn Re y
publican called while in the city. y
Read advertisement of DIR. n. NJ Will Il
son, eye and ear doctor of Marshalltown. Il
Thanks to Charles B. Reed for favors
Charley was formerly an Oskaloosa boy.
n
Miss Pattie Pegram, of Lincoln, Ills, L.
niece of T. Leighton, is visiting in this il
city. Ii
Mitch Wilson has some interesting IL
locals. He has a large stock of children's
suits. h
Our town will soon be blessed with plen- a
ty of scales as several new ones are being u
erected. IL
Peter Stump and David Newbrand, left
for Europe one day last week, to visit their
old home. ii
Ed Van Cisc of the Mt, Pleasant Free n,
Press, made US pleasant call last week a,
while in the city. W
E. NJ. Beatty, has received the p. Ware \"
boot and shoe, and it is of the best quality.
Stock just received. Y
,yb;lo tho citv arc having nronertv al
-, e.., 49, ,,.,,,.. :. n,n,,,d bo az
good idea to repair all the crossings. W
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Make your entries early at the fair' ana !"
give ollicefS hiorc 'i''ie u "''ch" " "ii"hs
ing thlhgS' anu hot crown matters 80 X
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,uon ,,,,,;oI, rorors ,,o,, :, ,hoir hr;ol, 81
,,ord Thoy will also ,,ko cortroo,s 60, IN
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Mrs David Robertson started yesterday 81
on visit to New York City, Oswego and al
,,lor oa,.o., o;.io, Wi, also +o,,o W,
,I,o ca,,',,.,;,,
Hon. VI. Z. Cults by invitation went to u
Abba last evening to address the new Oh
iia'eS anu heeier clu"' anu VIC Nho" y,
he H'""e soou Speecn' h,
Tho IIrpIpbos ro,.or ,,issod comma .;
ont n, Thursday ,nor,irc since tho nre. -,
sent nronrietors have held an interest in q
tnn ot,ice ovor clcvcr vcors
the ONCE over eleven years
Amos Rriccs i goirc into tho wool CO
business and showed nc . fine snecimen OF
fro,, Cotsr,ola ,,,,rcrosod ~, him, rocor+- th
w Tit IN the fair Amos W
wv G Nj. &C - .a-h;. o..ona -
a,oaf Shau. L. C,.,Io -. o., III
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va. -oso;,.a ,,,;.;S', .,,,ona,nom
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huoe "h''aAel' WIG anu oh'uioh Vi p
oshaioos"' "ii" Nhis' 0"p'. wv Aeuyai'' .,
Vi NEWTON Star'eu last fr""' evening 81
lor "lhheapoiiS anu 'iie L"NeS oh d heai'ii i'
'o"i' o. .,
Liberal nremiums are offered on vegeta- ~
pi'nu'' arc oi'i.o on III
=! '"' ooun.9 % ~
i"i SCiS '"u 'ln.o'
" S'P'' i0' '' "''' 0o''0'''on so'' ~ nj
&C
on Friday, Aug. 25, a. the High School al
building. All should attend, as the occa- W
sion will no doubt be one of interest and | Ii
profit al
- ell
Say, who was injured by the falling of
bench on the 4th of July, is still very NJ
poorly We hope soon to hear of his re- in
covery. I'll
m c..., DIR, .o. oil
sued for libel by one w. X. Vaughan, for >,
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