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The weekly Oskaloosa herald. [volume] (Oskaloosa, Iowa) 1855-1885, 1876-05-11

MARION COUNTY THE Democrat says
Mr.. John Powell, young man aged 20
years, of Hamilton, this county, went
duck hunting few days since, and care
lessly resting with his hand on the muzzle
of his shot gun, the piece went off," and
so did portion of his hand, the charge of
shot passing through the knuckles, man
Cling his hand in terrible manner.
The Journal says q young man named
Gladson, was arrested for attempting
rape, at Marysville, on the person of Miss
Magrew. II guilty give him the rope or
knife. Work on the new railroad is pro.
crossing all along the line. Knoxville is
to have an Opers House.
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See Louis Franks cigar local.
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will do we'll o.buy their cigars from Lewis
Frank, opposite Central Depot. 36-w1
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Rice & Hines leys is the place to get the
best brands of flour at bottom figures.
The weekly Oskaloosa herald. [volume] (Oskaloosa, Iowa) 1855-1885, 1876-05-11

Read Beechler Bros wall paper locals.
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Rice s. Hinesley, Chicago hams, break
fast bacon. dried beef. etc. SO
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In consequence Of delay in getting the
Specifications ready, on motion, the time
for receiving bids for the erection of the
proposed new school houses was extended
until June 1st, 1876, by the board of
directors.
May 9Th, 1876. r. DUMoNT, Sec.
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DR.. Coolidge, nice new fence.
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Phelps & Gould's large stock of furni-
ture must be sold by the first of June. So
go there and buy. Prices w A Y
DO w N. SO
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Read Rice and Hinesley's locals.
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The street committee reported in favor
of granting petition for walk on High St.,
from Cedar street to corner w. A. Lindly's
lot. Adopted.
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A BARGAIN

Union churn for sale at Rice & Hines
ley's.
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Go to Warrington & Cummings and get
A GOOD PICTURE TAKEN.
They have the finest rooms in the west.
The weekly Oskaloosa herald. [volume] (Oskaloosa, Iowa) 1855-1885, 1876-05-11

For bargains in Hats 60 to the Hat
Store SO
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James Lundy's numerous locals.
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III. W. Clifford has new locals.
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A RARE BARGAIN.
N. ]. SMITH HAS FOR SALE
One span bay mares, one new top bug
gy, two spring wagons, and one set of
double harness for sale or trade for town
property. Nd. SMITH S5-ws
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The first ICE CREAM of the
season at JIM PRoUDFIT's. Sc
Seed corn from Nebraska for sale by
James Lundy. 36w2
Go to Phelps & Gould's and pick out
what furniture you want and pay them
just what you please. They will be sat
isfed.
No one can equal Willard & Loring for
bargains in
LINEN SUITS. 36
Try those nice Fancy Crackers at
SO w. III. SHAW g. Co.'S.
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Phelps & Gould sell more furniture
than any other house in the county.
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MULTITUDES of PEOPLE require an
Alternative, to restore the healthy
action of their systems and correct the
arrangements that creep into it. Sarsa-
parillas were used and valued, until sever
al impositions were palmed off upon the
public under this name. AYERS SAR-
SAPARILLA is no imposition.
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Al pounds of coffee at Morheads

Will have new invoice of confectiona-
ry in few days. PRoUDFIT.
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You can save a full days work by buying
your wall paper of Beechler Bros, they
trim it for you for nothing
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New Goods, New Carpets at
36-w1 l.. HAMBLEToN's.
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TTAx REDEMPTION NOTICE.
STATE OF Iowa, L.
Mahaska county,
To j. X. Sturdeyant:
You are hereby notified that on the 7th day
of October, A. d., 1872, the following described
property was sold for taxes for the years 1870
and 1871 viz:
The north half of the south half of the south
east quarter of the southwest quarter of section
twenty-three in township seventy-six north of
range fourteen west in Mahaska county Iowa.
That the same was purchased by Lafferty &
johnson, and that the right of redemption will
expire and deed for said land be made. unless
redemption from such sale be made within
ninety days from the completed service hereof.
Dated at Oskaloosa Iowa, September Bird 1875.
| LAFFERTY & JOHNSON,
n36-w4 Owners of Certificate.
| TINAX REDEMPTION NOTICE.
STATE OF Iowa, loo
Mahaska county,
You are hereby notified that on the 9TH day of
| October A. ID. 1872 the following property was
sold for taxes for the years $40 and 1871, viz:
The north third of the southeast quarter of
the southwest quarter, and the south third of
| the southeast quarter of the southwest quar-
ter, all in section thirty-three in township sew
| enty-seyen north of range fourteen west, all in
Mahaska county, Iowa.
That the same was purchased by Lafferty &
Johnson, and that the right OF redemption will
| expire and a deed for said land be made, unless
redemption from such sale be made within
ninty days from the completed service hereof.
Dated at Oskaloosa, Iowa, September Bird 1875.
| LAFFERTY & JOHNSON,
8-w4 Owner of Certificate.
| TNAXREDEMPTIoNN NOTICE.
STATE OF IOWA,
Mahaska county. 3D.
To Thomas Gibson:
You are hereby notified that on the eth day of
October, A. d., 1872, the following property was
sold for taxes for the years 1870 and 1871, viz:
The north half of the northeast quarter OF the
| northeast quarter of the southeast quarter OF
section five, in township seventy-seyen, north of
range fifteen west, in Mahaska county.
That the same was purchased by Lanerty q
johnson, and that the right OF redemption will
expire and deed for said land be made, unless
redemption from such sale be made within ninety
days from the completed service hereof.
Dated at Oskaloosa Iowa, September, Sd, 1913.
LAFFERTY & JOHNSON,
S6.w3 Owners of Certificate. =
Notice Is hereby given, that by virtue of a
genera. execution directed to me from the office
| of the Clerk of the district court of Mahaska
1876, have levied upon and will offer at sherif-s
sale to the highest bidder for cash I'm hand at the
door OF the house In which the last District court
was held In Oskaloosa. In said CO., on Saturday,
the 10th day OF June A. ID. 1876, at the hour of
O'clock p. IA, the following described real
estate, In said county to-wit:
Lot seven and eight, block two, Hontz's adj
dition to 0skaloosa, Mahaska county, Iowa.
Taken as the property of Isaac Fisher To-
satisfy the above mentioned execution In favor OF
Frankie, Bach & Co., and against Marcus and
JAMES e. HETHERINGT0N,
rs Sheriff of Mahaska county, Iowa.
John G., Roth. deputy.
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Don't fail to try box of
BENSON'S NEW COLLARS,
if you try them you will like them,
for to try is but to like.
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G. Huber & Bro. has locals.
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NOTICE

Rice & Hinesley sells sugar 123 lbs for
one dollar. Syrup 65 to LAO per gallon.
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Read Vernon's locals.
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lost time. On motion the clerk was di-
rected to draw orders on the artesian well
fund for first portion of bill as follows:
R. T. Crawford, 80 days work at $50. sig q
j. Bates, do do 225.. SIT
Total. SO so
The street committee reported in favor
of granting petition for walk on High St.,
from Cedar street to corner w. A. Lindly's
lot. Adopted.
SPECIAL COMMITTEES.
Councilman Evans of well committee
reported endeavors to carry out instruc-
tons; had not yet succeeded. Contin-
ued with renewed instructions to test the
well.
ORDINANCES.
Councilman Levi called up ordinance
repeating anti-billiard ordinance, and
moved it receive its second reading.
The yeas and nays being demanded, the
following vote was taken:
Yeas-Ayres, Evans, Levi, McCulloch,
Shannon-5.
Nays-Houtz, Hurst, Scots.
Councilman Levi moved the rules be
suspended, ordinance read Sd time and
put upon its passage.
Councilman Scott again called for the
yeas and nays which were:
Yeas-Levi, McCulloch, Shannon--3.
Nays-Ayres, Evans, Houtz, Hurst,
Scots.
Councilman Ayres moved that the ordi-
nance providing for gas posts on Monroe
St., be taken up and receive its cd reading.
Carried and ordinance so read.
A motion to suspend rules and read Sd
time was lost.
RESOLUTIONS.
Councilman Shannon offered the fol-
lowing:
WHEREAS, At the last meeting of the council
resolutions were passed directing the street
commissioner to receive and pay over certain
moneys, and
WHEREAS, Certain provisions for the use of
said moneys are not provided fer, therefore
Resolved, That the following be substituted
| for the last resolution of those past at last
meeting:
ResOlUed, That all money so received shall be
kept as a separate fund called "street fund and
shall be paid out only on claims for labor per-
be paid by orders drawn by the mayor and clerk
upon the certificate of the street commissioner.
Adopted.
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Do not forget to get dish of that
ICE CREAM
to-day at Jim PrOudfits.
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SPECIAL COMMITTEES.

Councilman Evans of well committee
reported endeavors to carry out instruc-
tons; had not yet succeeded. Contin-
ued with renewed instructions to test the
wa11
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Hull's locals.

Morehead has locals.
The weekly Oskaloosa herald. [volume] (Oskaloosa, Iowa) 1855-1885, 1876-05-11

Minnesota and Washington Flour {
Bowl MATToX & CRUZEN's.
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MattoX s. Cruzen's locals.
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Phelps & Gould, at Shoemake's old
stand, sell furniture of every description
very low.
The weekly Oskaloosa herald. [volume] (Oskaloosa, Iowa) 1855-1885, 1876-05-11

Lamp chimneys five cents each at
MoREHEAD's.
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Warrington & Cummings are the best
Artists in the West. 36-w1
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Call at Beechler Bros, and see their
large invoice of Wall Paper. New pat
terms. 36-w2
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The committee on claims reported in ia
yer of the following bills:
Oskaloosa Gas Light Co. for cleaning
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Flower seeds at Giffords.
Dat Meal Crackers at w. H. SHAW & Co

Just received fine lot of Toilet Soaps
at Gifford's.
The weekly Oskaloosa herald. [volume] (Oskaloosa, Iowa) 1855-1885, 1876-05-11

Canvas & Wool collars and all kinds OF
Saddles cheaper than ever at L. L. Hull's
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the number sold by all other companies.
Kemble's canned tomatoes, the best
intmarket for sale at W. III. SHAW & Co.'S
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Louis Wittmeyer will conduct the sales Mr. Wmeyer has
been travelling through here for the last eight years. represent
ing Gage Bros Co., and has sold thousands of dollars worth
of goods in this city. sgswa
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1876-07-13
WASHINGTON.

Special Telegraphic Correspondence Of the
Courier Journal
WASHINGTON, July live have q
grand sensation TO day in the removal Of
Postmaster General Jewell. To say that
be was kicked out by the President is
putting the case rather mildly. The act
creates an unusual amount Of comment,
and surprises nearly everybody. There
are various speculations ahoat, bat the
true solution Of the transaction may be
found in Grants peculiar ideas Of civil
service reform, so lately echoed by Gov.
ernor Hayes. 1t seems that q few days
ago Governor jewell who had undertaken
to repel carpet-baggers and to inaugu.
rate reforms, was 30 bold as to Say IN
conversation that be did not concur with
some Of the Presidents friends, who had
asserted that the prosecution Of the
whisky rings was the work Of the Presi-
dent quite as much as Of Bristow. Mr..
Jewell maintained that it was the work
Of the Secretary, and that the President
had little or nothing TO do with it. These
remarks we're repeated by some jealous
courtier to Grant, who thereupon made a
severe comment, implying that be would
be quite willing to dispense With Cover
nor Jewell as a member Of bis cabinet
BY yesterday matters had reached such
p pass that the President told Governor
Jewell that he wanted his resignation
To-day his head lies ia the Executive
cssket.
RESIGNATION OF COMMISSIONER PRATT
Meantime, Commissioner Pratt, Of thr
Internal Revenue Department, has beei
/ forced to abandon his Office rather thai
be accessory TO the triumph Of the whisk,
ring. lie has rendered his resignation
:. and is to be got out the last Of the PREF
, ent month. The specific issue betwee.
, Pratt and the President grows out OF tn
/, decision Of Grant to punish all the of
{, oerG Of the revenue bureau, Yaryar
Clarke and others, who had anything t
: do with prosecuting the San Francisc
q whisky ring. Senator Sargent, the bray
y defender OF the Shepherd and DistriC
ring, demanded the heads Of these of
D claisi but nothing could be done viii
NJ BrlstoW vas at the head OF the Treasur
Department. As soon as Bristow r
= signed the President began the war, n
stopping TO inquire whether Pratt, who
he regarded as q mere clerk, would 0
ject or not. Pratt had Endorsed the
officers, and could not, without disgrac
a. see them punished for merely doing the
duty. he has appealed to be allowed
manage bic bureau according 10 law, b
the President Is obdprate, and Mr.. Pra
o. has to step down and out.
n. Mixes PARDON EXPECTED.
Of IL Is believed that the next step in d
so game will be the pardon Of McKs
The removal Of Jewell and the geitil
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How 90 break on bad Habits.

Unaers land the reasons, and all
the reasons, whv the habit isinirr-
ious. Study the subject until there
is no lingering doubt in your mind.
Avoid the places, the persons, and
thoughts that lead to temptation.
Frequent the places, associate with
the persons, indulgein the thoughts
that lead away from temptation.
Keep busy; idleness is the strength
of bad habits. Do not give up the
struggle when you have broken
your resolution once, twice-a thou
sand times, That only shows you
how much need there is for you tC
strive. When you have broken
your resolutions, just think the
matter over and endeavor to under
stand why it is you failed, SO tina
you may be on your guard against
a recurrence of the same circum
stances. Do not think it an easy
thing that you have undertaken
1t is folly to expect to break off {
habit in a day which may have
been gathering long years.
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HON. DORSEY B. THOMAS.

This gentleman resides in Hum
phreys county and is a candidate
for Governor. He has made speeches
at Humboldt and Brownsville; for
two or three days past has been in
Memphis without making a speech.
He was an old-line Wing, but has
acted heartily with the Democrats
since the war. In fact he was the
first Union man that dared make a
speech in favor of enfranehisement
in this State after the war. But he
seems to be a little off the track
just now as regards going before a
convention, especially when we re-
member that he came so near being
nominated by the Democratic
State Convention two years ago.
From a published interview this
morning in the Avalanche, it seems
that if the Democratic Convention
of August adopt a twenty cents
clause in the platform he will not
oppose the nominee, but retire to
his Sabine farm on the banks Of
the Tennessee. He does not say
that he would decline a nomina-
ton on that kind of a plat
form. But having crossed the
Rubicon, SO to speak, we presume
hat he will easily find a pre-.
text for continuing in the race.
His only chance to obtain and ac-
eept a nomination at the hands Of
the Democratic party seems to be
in the event of a low tax platform.
The Republicans are committed
unepiyoeally to high State credit,
and very naturally, because they
pay so little of the taxes and hope
in the event of success to handl,
the public revenues. There is
wide gulf between Mr.. ThOma.
and the Republicans, and so he i
in a fair way to get left, boweve.
Unsuitable some Of his theories. H,
has a right to his convictions AM
opinions, but the Democratic Con
yention may construe his course a
an attempt to dictate.
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AmsrIcnn Rine Tenn.

New York, July l3.-The final com,
petition for positions upon the team to
compete inthe Irish-Americsn match at
Creedmoor, in September, took place
yesterday, aud the twelve men who are
TO constitute the team and reserve were
selected as follows: W. B. Farwell, F.
Hyds, L. Weber, General j. s. Dakin,
C. B. Blydenburg, j, L. Allen, Major H.
Fulton, L. C. Brace, j. A. Schafer, G,
=. overbaugb, Il. s, Jewell, R. Rath
bone. The eight fret named form the
team and the remainder the reserve
Colonel schafer is a resident of Chicago
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1876-07-13
WASHINGTON.
BristOw Summoned Before the
whisky Fraud Investigating

BristOw Summoned BefOr the
whisky Fraud Investigating
Committee.
WASHINGTON, July l3.-The following
letter was yesterday sent to ex Secretary
Bristow by the President:
Executive MANSION.
WASHINGTON, July Il, 1876. :
Hon. B. II. Bristsw;
DEAR SIR-Through the press l learn
that the committee Of Congress investi-
eating the whisky frauds have sun
moned you as q witness, and that you,
with great propriety as think,
have declined to testify, claiming that
what occurs in the Cabinet or between
a member of the Cabinet and the Execu'
tive officially is privileged, and that a
committee of Congress have no right
to demand an answer. | appreci.
ate the position you have assumed
on this subject, but beg to re-
lieve you from all obligation of the secre'
ton of this subject, and desire not only
that you may answer all questions asked
relating to it, but wish that all member;
Of my Cabinet and ex members Of the
Cabinet since | have been President may
also be called upon to testify in regard
to the same matter.
With great respect, your obedient ser
want, U. s. GRANT.
WASHINGTON, July l3--The Senate
has yet to act on the river and harboI
bill. The amendments proposed by thu
Committee on Appropriations in tina
body strike out 1857, $50 and by the add
ton Of n few items and an increase o
others, and adding $94S,O 900 make a re
duction Of 1856 from the amount il
the bill as it passed the House.
In the Senate Mr.. Allison gave motto
that he would call up the river and har
Dor appropriation bill at the earliest op
portunity.
Mr.. Sherman presented the report O
the conference committee on the silve
bill, and asked it be printed. So ordered
The impeachment trial was resumed
but owing to the absence of witness job
S. Evans, post-trader at Fort Sill, th
court adjourned till tomorrow.
The legislative business was continued
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mo. 2S14.I
NOn-R Resident Notice.

In the Chancery Court of Shelby county. Ten
n~essee-James A. Shane ct al. firm of
Shane, Harris & Coz VS.. Seth W. Bolton.
1T APPEARING FROM TIE BILL IN
L this cause, which is sworn to, that the de-
PENDANT, Seth W. Bolton, is a nonresident Of
the State Of Tennessee it is therefore ordered
that he make his appearance herein, at the
courthouse, in the city of Memphis, Tennes-
see, on or before the first Monday in August,
1876, and plead, answer or demur TO complain
ants bill, or the same will be taken for con-
fessed as to him and set for hearing ex parte
and that a copy Of this order be published
once a week, for four successive weeks, in the
Public Ledger.
This 9Th day of July, 1876.
A copy Attest:
EDMUND A. COLE, @. and N.
By e. B. MCHENRY, Deputy q. and M.
MCDOWELL i BURROWS, Solicitors for com
plainant. 11l-l17-123-l29
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1876-07-13

FRED GRANT is a second heuten-
ant in the Seventh cavalry, but he
was not with Custer in the late
battle or any other battle. On the
contrary, he is snugly quartered at
Washington and his father has sent
in a recommendation that he be
promoted to first lieutenant over
thirty-eight of his senior officers.
The Senate has not yet acted on
this modest request. "Old man
Grant had better do what he can
for the family now; when he once
steps down and out he will find that
he is not a much bigger man than
Fitzhugh.
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1876-07-13

rid of Pratt are only part Of new policy.
The question now put on every hand is
wheter Grant and Hayes are in accord
90 civil service reform.
ARMY APPROPRIATION BILL.
The Conference Committee on the
army appropriation bill, of which Mr..
Atkins is chairman on the part of the
House, will meet to, morrow. The pros
pect Of agreement is good, and also fol
a large reduction of expenditures.
The managers Of the impeachment
trial are closing every loop hole of es.
cape for Belknap, and Mr. Mcmahon
who examines the witnesses, is showing
great ability. The House managers are
L. O. W.
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1876-07-13

The recent marriage of Sallie
Ward Hunt, in Louisville, recalls to
a writer in the Chicago Tribune a
singular fact in her history. She
married one of Boston's fayorite
sons, Bigelow Lawrence, and when
she went to live at the Hub the So
called aristocracy declined to ac-
cord to the Kentucky belle that
social distinction which she had an
ticipated. She took offense at this
treatment, and persuaded her hus-
band-then a millionaire mill own
er and dry goods merchandise re-
move to New York. This trans
ferred to the metropolis the great
mill agency, which was rapidly fol
lowed by others, until the Boston
branch houses in New York did
larger business than their originals
in Boston. In a measure the New
England mill business was revolu.
tionized by these changes, and il
was owing to the pride of SalliC
Ward Lawrence that the trade o.
Boston was thus diverted.