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The New Orleans bulletin. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1874-1876, 1876-03-05

Parties in eearch Of the best custom made
family and plantation boots and shoes, should
call on Mr.. Bachman, Is Camp street.
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The best Champagne imported is the Eugene
sClicquot. J. Mandin 4 Co., sole agents, 81 Deca-
stur street.
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First-class dentistry at lower prices than any.
where else. DR.. ]. R. Knapp, AS Canal street
Gall and examine work and prices
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COPARTNERSHIPS.

NOTICE OF COPARTNERSHIP-THEU UNDER
Y signed have formed Commercial Partnership
for the p rpose o carrying on exclusively General
Commission Business, in the city of New Orleans.
under the firm name of MILLER DOLHONDE &
co to take effect March It'll 1870
u. THE. AYERS, of Galveston, Texas.
u. MILLER of Galveston. Iexas.
FORESTER DOLHONDE, New Orleans, La.
mis- st
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Everybody drinks the Eugene Cicquot Cham
payne. J. MandiA & Co., sole agents, 81 Deca-
tur street,
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RELIGIOUS.
TRINITY CHURCH.

On Wednesday and Friday Evenings,
During Lent,)
The Rev. DR.. THOMPSON is preaching q series of
Sermons the TEN COMMANDMENTS. A
cordial invitation is extended to al.
SUNDAY SERVICES II A. M. and 73O P. M.
mh5
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SPECIAL NOTICES.

Attention Royal Guar ''-You are CONF
manded 10 assemble at your AIm0ry at p. M. To-
DAY. mhl 1t
The New Orleans bulletin. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1874-1876, 1876-03-05

GT. CHARLES THEATER-
UNPRECEDENTED ATTRACTION.
The New York Sensation Greco Roman Wrea.lfnsr
GRAND GLADIATORIAL CONTEST
a Great WRESTLING Match fer $500 sSSe
Win take place
Sunday Evening. March 8,
Between JULAS RIGAL, Champion Of Euroua.
And
Prof. EMILE REGNIER of Nevada
Best Three in FIVE Falls
10 commence with the Opera Of
FAMILY JARS.
Characters by the company
MONDAY EVENING-The w lace Sisters
Jennie Minnie and Maud
supported BY select company of IS artista
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FOR. SALE.

E,OR SALE-A FINE TOP BUGGY AND HAIR
L ness, nearly new. Price SIPS. Apply at v
Union street. F971t
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AMU6EMENTS,
MRS. CHANrRAU'S VARIETIES THEATRE.
4A Corner Of Canal and DAuphine streets.
Last nights Of the Brilliant comedian.
MR.. FRANK 8. CHANFRAU.
Monday, The best Of Americas
Taesaays dramas.
WEDNESDAY,, KIT, The ARKANSAS
Tnofeoay. TRAVELLER. &
TWO O6PHANS MATINEE Wednesday Noem
March 8.
Mr.. Chanfrau's Farewell
Frioay Mr.. and Mrs CHANFRAU
:, jointly appear. A double bill
FafeWeu Two acts each Of
SAM and KIT and the
neSs nt. ROUGH DIAMOND.
Monday March 13-The beautiful Miss NARY
nOMAnO mh5
, 1876-03-14
FINANCIAL SUGGESTIONS.

To the Editor " The Chicago 7ftbunc:
fASKTpH, Dakota, March S.--Combiuo two OF
your suggestions, enc upon greenback funding
and the other upon tue issuo OF gold.nptcB by
National 1anks provide for utlli1ty-year 3.G5 per
cent or forty-year pcs cent gold-bapd at par for
grccnbackB; arrange tho timo and ratio per cent
30 they will just be worth par In grconbacks at
their present Ealuo; then provide for tho Issue
Of gold-nutos BY National DankB to tho amount
OF 90 per cent Of thcso bonds held as security !;
rolicvo them Of tho two texca OH this 1saue, re-
taining them upon tho old issue. thus dis
eliminating In fAvor Of gold bass currency.
Tho object OF tho lower-psiced bond IL to
proscrvo 1t In payment of present greenbaek In
dcbtcdncas, anl tho iasuo OF notcs ia limited
to 90 per cont for safety at present. It
could bo made 81 per cout, perhaps, aud not do
harm. II a 4 rer cont thirty -yenr bond wcro ts-
sued In orlor that par amount Of goll-notoa
could iHBue, 1t would not be suited to Include tho
lcgaf.tonder character for debts prior to reeump-
ton. do not take space TO refer to tho detaifa
Of this plan. They would DO based npon pres-
ent methods. 1t morely seems 10 tho wTitor that
aonsc such plan Is practluabio which will fund
and dispoa0 Of the grecnbhck, which Ia tho bard
feature In tho problem, and Mt tho snmo tinlp
obviate contraction In doing 30. OF course, tho
banks would surrender tho old circulation nnd
rccaivo thoir present bonds. Or, to avoid tcm-
poTaTy disturbance In volume onl values OF cur
raucy, thcae bonds could remain rs security OF
tho now isAuo until tho now arrangement wsa
complete. or certaln proportiouato amonnta
thereof. B.
, 1876-03-14
remained within tho city loYat estteens. He

remained within tho city loyat catteons. Ho
looked At tho nlaster from . business standpoint.
Bnpposo. said hc. thai lebtor owed n creditor
unless hs could raiso certain amount that would
inevitably ettricata him from all difficulty. To
Fofuso thfh additional loan would bo ngsfrlat tho
bcas fntcrcBts Of tho creditor, and tl.fs was OK
hctly tho case with the city and tin banks l{o
believed lilo prosent rockicss administration to
hRvo boon Hcnrcd itto aon,o sonBo and that ro.
form In municipal fiuanocs wnH mcre question
Of TING.
RoL 4. sMlr71,
Proaflent OF tho AIcrchants' bayings, Loan, anil
Trust Company, nlao know nothing Of Tho pro-
posed conference and lonn. Mayor ColyIn hsd
visited him Friday, but had not brought such
: proPosltton 70 his .1os'ce, and therefore
10 had nnt Thought anything nbout the matter.
1o did not know whether such project would
meet with alcceBB or not hut supposed 1t would
on condition that tho authorities would consent
not to incro.so tho floating indebtedness during
tile tinc Of ihe loau.
Mr. 1sano G. Lombard, Of thu Fiflh National
Bank, conld say nothing moro than that already
George sohnclder, OF the NAtiona, Dank Of 1'li-
nois, was not found At home, but hls Chshler atl~
swered tho purpose almost AZ we'll. 11o kuew
nothing about tito proposed conference or loan.
This bank would not rocoive certificates II pro-
sentcd, not because they wcra hvarse 70 khcnl ~
financial paper. Int simply hccstsso they bad
Finding these baukers not particularly favora~
bio 10 certificates Of city indebtedness except In
m emergency case, tho reporter next sought out
MAYOR CoLvif, ,
to ASCERTAIN from linn how he had prospercd in
making tho loan from Chicago BATHS.
"IIava yon contracted your loan from home
banks yot}" quetted the reporter.
"Hot yat,'" answered ho In tono that was
somewhat gloomy.
"1layo you Visited any Of the h.nks to-day,
your uoIor 7"
"Ihnvo."
"And tho continent 7"
ais wholly favorable to The city. Thsro IL no
cause Mhato!cr for This alarm, assure you."
"Witl tho bankers lend to tho city 7'
"lf necessary, they Will do 10"
1t was Eumorod. hlr. Mayor, that the bank
CTS wGlo to have conference in regard 70 the
niattor Of accepting city certificates. IL that
so7"
"Yea, eir."
"Whon will 1t take place, please
know"
Havo you heard anything from Comptroller
11ayea since Saturday ?"
"Nothing. Tho financo Committee to-day
signed g. 700, 600 OF certificates which were i'm
modiately forwarded to AIR. 1Iaycs, and trust
lo Will lind Eoady marriott for tliom."
.'Ilen you arc contl1ont OF carrying through
safo aad younl2"
Most assurcdly am know We shall I
gncas Tint IL about all"
THO hint WIS good, and tlle reporter loft,
leaving hia Honor to mediate on whether or no
it werc host Tor lin to resfgn.
, 1876-03-14
CANADIAN NEWS,
Tho Present AstoEnpt to PFohlbaG l1nrd
Times By Observation-Disclosures N9ws
from Different rotnfss

Tho Present Astc1npt to pFohibat G8nTtl
Times by Loginlntlols-OtlAcr News
from Different roants.
Tpeett DapdteA 10 Tia Chicago Tribune.
OTTAWA, Ont, March 13-1ho Committee on
tho Commercial Depression spent almost tho
whole of laat wask In investigating the condition
OF the sugar trade. Nothing beyond what has
already appeared 10 TAz Tn1nCAR wns elected.
To-day Hr. Crosby of tl,o Dominion Typo Toun-
dry. Montreal Was examined. His evidence waH
TO the effect that the principal competition casno
from Great Britain. What was unnted TO bone
fit typo foundrying In Canada was the impositon
Of Tx per cent duty on nA typo
imported. IIad hls company = demand for
ali tho typo shoy we're abIo 10 manufacture they
would bo abls to employ about twenty-five addl-
t.onal hands. About e100, 600 yoar would sup
ply the Canadian market with typo, with tho ex-
ception OF some fancy fonts. Boot aud ahoo
manufacturers will give evidence tomorrow.
A dcputalon OF insurance men, representing
United States compsntos waited upon the FL
nance Minister to-day to nrgo thcsr Views with
reference to the proposed now Life InBurnrco
act: Tiny object particularly to the cfsuse com-
polling them TO deposit In Canada an amount Of
money oqual to their annual premiums, or Huf-
Ac'eut to roinsuto riaks, and auggost mod,lca-
tiona In Reyoral other points. alr. Cartwright
promised to gtvo their suggestions duo consider
''S'' : sp,ctal Dsspeteh ia Thu cateaoo Tribune,
AIoSTAEA1a tfatch l3.--Coue1ernblo cxcite-
mont prevails hero, occasioned by reports that
fIEthor trouble ind atisen between Protestant
Indians, nt Oks, and French Canadiaps tho ro-
suit OF ~ outrage pcrpcttated On m Indian.
Fighting IL said to bo DO going on At Ola, and
that tte Indians haTe burned convent ostab~
Lshnsnt.
Civic returns for the past year chow deficit
OF about $4,000.
There will 10 $50 exhibitors at tLu Centennial
exhibition from the Province Of Quebec. Their
goods will be shipped this week.
Special Dfsrateh to The Ch.cdoo Tribune.
OTTAWA, Aiarch 18.-The lumber market has
improved. Bovotal buyers soro in town during
tho paat woek from tho South and East and
prices advancod 81 per thousand on soma grades.
There IL aonc inquiry for now cut on contract At
an advance on last years tiglsea. AZ high ns
50 Per thousand advance on lHst years average
has been offered.
Thirty bodies were stolen from tho Nornhn
Catholic Cemetery At Hull during tho winter.
Efforts aEo being made to put q stop to this
traffic.
Special Dtspateh to. The Chtnnoo TRIBUNE,
WooDy11.LE, Ont. March 13.-aIrs. George
Clark. who had been separated from her husband
for aomc time back committed suicide Saturday
BY hanging herself to tree.
, 1876-03-14

gii1, &1,s3aaa-RtuA Ilfs Insurance Company u.
Town OF Brooklyn, s., 81.
s9rE.,oK cogn1.GSS;,",os.;.tt. y. no,ea = =.
IloeE. VI. Nelson, n J. Nelson. and Frank D.rh,d.,
t76Go.-s. ". RAwson y. Os n. Jenson, f322.7t.-F.
H. a.,tn VI, Uoncdlct o. Bttsh $a3o,-Garsoo, rt1.c,
Boott h CO. ". 4. ". 11ord, $ass.b5.
JuDaK QiRY-F4trftk Lamb VI. 1oseph James, E..
r. Reeves, Warren 4. Wells, md Wilbur F. Blnrey,
t2w-Ju!ia 4. nurtia ~. Joshua T. Hull and William
Bheppard and w. s. Downs. tl,4s,yt-T. Q. Richards
Ct a. ". ,.rnca r. Ast'n.on t,s6y-Z. 2. GoolrieI,
W. ueoraa H. brown and Lee W. CLARK, f992 BB.-ff. D..
05.vss u a.me. ti,oi.sso-A. ): wifsns y. Sans,
srarlps W. sams, &, ,R,9. CIV II. lark, executor,
ete., u. Charles II. Smith, sl23to.-n. II. Clark vs.
Edwin Nickets1n and Tllun,aa Cos,cr. f1Uo,-Jott
urahstn q. A. Itaakins, t4s4c H. Mccormick vs..
Edward r. norc. {t, ,637.79. e..
CtRcurT nrLcoxrkasloss-Doaeett n.zaes. h
Ifllia ". Amos W. Lord, 3t6l.55.
Jup0E nooEna-pster Wolf Ct al. ". Lcandcr Heed
verdict, s2221.7s.--Strtct 4 chatAcll Va, Patrick
Power; verdict, $si3.ob.
wsdaworth, sal4.53-J. II: Murray, use Of ". il.
g. Thonpson; verdict. ti,7l1.aa.-J. ". Maxwell VI.
Cas- Chapman; andiog for &5A.s3 in favor Of defend.
, 1876-03-14
JUDGMENT OBTAINED.

Special Dtspateh 70 The CHICAGO Tribune.
BrR1Say7xLD, H., March 13.-In tho Federal
Court, tue Etna Lifo Insurance Company to-day
obtained judgment Tor s8.700 md accrued In
torcst against Dewitt County, OIL that amount OF
oycrane coupons on bonds subscribed By tho
county to tho Gilman, Clinton l. Springfield
Railroad. Tho Issue Of tho honda had bosn en-
Joined by tho State Supreme Court Which dis
solved tho injunction OF tho lowor court, anu
the Feaelal Court low suataus tie validity OF
tho securities, and thus holds the entire isHuo,
ty. The law required tho bonds, on being is.
sued. to bo signed by tho Chairman and tho
Clcrk Of the board of Supervisors, and counter
signed by tho County Treaauror, bnt IL appears
that the latter otlicer didn't countorsgn tllom,
but this was held not to bo good dofenge. j
, 1876-03-14
StM0Nr0N.


iSptcfdI Dtspatth Ia The Chicago Tribune.
NEW York. March l8.-Tho report tLat J. "
elmonton, agent Of the Associated Prcas had
Resigned, which was started IN tho Chicago
Times, WA manufactured out Of whole cloth
BY personal onomioa Of his losc. llo has moi
resigued. There WAS no meetiug sucls NJ dc,
scribed, and tue California papcse have no pur:
poso to takc ths American Press Association Z
newa. The Times correspondent here Ia known
to DO Interested in III association which fur
ntshos news from the New York Times otlce for
tho benefit Of tito American Press Association,
aud tho purpose and malavoloneo Of tue false
report ia we'll understood,
, 1876-03-14
Wrx. Woodruff oil H11ntcrlnliza.
tiOne,*s

3IF*s HooahuH ~ R0odANHf Weekly.
Our pe1sonal experience among nedums. es-
peciallv those claiming matorlalzing power, has
not been small. 1t ia truo VIC hayo never beou 10
Moravia or to this "Eddys," but our e1pertenoes
outsido Of them hayo been uniformly OF ono kind
and that not favorable for the Eealily OF tho
Manifestauoua. Ws hayo not hoaitated TO affirm
that = fnlly 1natera!zed spirit is, ~ yet MI in.
possibility. becauae tho conditions in which It IL
possible to fully materializo do not got cxist.
DETERMINATIONS are produced By natural means,
shown WhAk that inv IL We do not deny That
there have boon partial matortallzationa. say Of
tho baud, face. or arm, but wo must confess that
Wo have never seen them ocout tn the presence
ct mediums for so-callel materializxtians, ST.
though wo hevo been frequently invited to SEQ
them. We arc sorry to say IL, but cur regard
tor tho truth compelR us 70 DO 80, that, X We
tions called msts9iaizss,ons that W xSo haxn nj
ncssed aro not what they purportea to bo.
The weekly Oskaloosa herald. [volume] (Oskaloosa, Iowa) 1855-1885, 1876-10-26
leighton DOings.

Several Leightonites have been counting
at Oskaloosa the past week.
John Walton has commenced shipping
potatoes in earnest Wednesday we saw
several Car loads On the side track, ready
to be shipped.
Jos. Stops has sold his farm north of
town. He will not go West as reported.
He has purchased the Greg farm and is
now busy building new house upon it,
and otherwise improving the new location.
in. Leidy has returned from Jasper
Co., Mo-, whittier he had been looking up
a location.
George Miller has sold out and gone to
Mo. Lot Greg and family also started for
Mo. last week. Everybody going to Mo.
is not new, for it comes annually, usually
about the time Jack Frost puts in an ap-
pearance, and lasts until the warm days of
April. One trip generally satisfies the
Iowa pilgrim to warmer cline.
Frank Ruby, the gentlemanly station
agent here has gone East on visit.
David Bowman's wife is lying quite low,
she is not expected to recover.
Pres. Coroman and lady have returned
from their bridal tour. They will settle
in Prairie City, where "Waxy" will stir up
the ''boys" through the columns of the
PelEG Blade.
The boys talk of keeping our solitary Til
den man over for seed.
The greenback men in this vicinity are
not sincere in the cause. The way some
Of them crowed over the Indiana election
showed plainly it was only dodge to get
Republicans to scratch their ticket, when
every one of them will undoubtedly vote
the Tilden reform" ticket. The Indiana
election will bring out The full Republican
vote in this vicinity. Several who have
been 10th to vote and who have not paid
any attention to politics of late years have
awakened from their lethargy and will
this fall vote, and help swell the Republi-
Gamma ority in Mahaska Co.
Oct. 90, re. KYLE.
p. s. There are about fifty hands at
work at present repairing the Leighton
section on X. & d. r. r. K
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SCARCITY OF MONEY.

There is no doubt but the present situa-
tion of all kinds of business and industry
is fearfully depressed, and it behooves
every family to look carefully to their ex-
penses. Winter is coming on when child
rem are liable to Group, Whooping Cough,
etc. Coughs and Colds will prevail every
where, and Consumption with other
Throat and Lung disease will carry off
many. These diseases should not be neg
lected, Doctor Bills are expensive, and we
would advise our people to use BosCHEE's
GERMAN SYRUP. 1t never has failed.
One bottle at Is cents will keep your
whole family well during the winter.
Two doses will relieve any case. Sold in
all towns in the United States, and by
your Druggists, II. w. Clifford, and
w. r Nugent.
The weekly Oskaloosa herald. [volume] (Oskaloosa, Iowa) 1855-1885, 1876-10-26

At Fairfield Saturday, Oct. IA, at
sickening affair occurred that makes all
shudder. ii. G. Thomas, citizen of tina
place, had been sick for some time and his
mind affected, and his son concluded to
take him to the asylum. AS thu cars came
in sight, the young man left his father on
the depot platform and entered the Office
to purchase the tickets. While he was
there, the father walked to the end of the
platform, and as the train was passing.
stepped in between the cars. He was
knocked down, but fell on the platform.
Scrambling hastily to his feet he again
stepped In between the cars. This time he
was knocked on the track. The wheels
passed over his body, cutting II In two
parts, passing over the stomach, leaving
the entrails hanging out. One hand was
also cut of. and there were bruises about
the head.
The weekly Oskaloosa herald. [volume] (Oskaloosa, Iowa) 1855-1885, 1876-10-26

Issued to inventors Of Iowa for the week end
ing Oct. II, 1876. and each dated Oct. 8, 1876
Furnished this paper by Cox & Cox. Solicitors
of Patents, Washington. DC.
F. Wynkoop, butter worker, Cedar Rapids.
e. Stephens, gates. Abba.
L. Converse, propelling vehicles, Shenandoah.
III. Dow, razor back, Quarry.
E. Engle and 81. Snavely, wagon brake. Mus
catine.
]. Lormann, artificial stone, Dubuque.
The weekly Oskaloosa herald. [volume] (Oskaloosa, Iowa) 1855-1885, 1876-10-26

Lieut.. 8. 81. NJ. Byers. for the last
seven years Consul at Zarich, Switzerland,
IL now at his home in Oskaloosa, with his
family, for six weeks visit. Mr.. Byers
Is gentleman who reflects the highest
credit both ON his State and on his nation
In his Official services abroad. He has,
too, quite proud fame In literary circles.
Among the productions of his pen Is the
famous song of "Sherman's March.tolthe
Sea. "-Reoister.
The weekly Oskaloosa herald. [volume] (Oskaloosa, Iowa) 1855-1885, 1876-10-26
Boys i'm Blue-CO. ID.

The Boys in Blue" will meet at their
armory, west side of square, Friday eve
ming, Oct. 81. Lines will be formed at 6
o'clock, sharp to march to Beacon: Let
every member be on hand, and all soldiers
who wish to join will be welcomed at that
time. III. G. LEIGHTON, Capt.
The weekly Oskaloosa herald. [volume] (Oskaloosa, Iowa) 1855-1885, 1876-10-26

Mays & Briggs have moved into their
new room, in Judge Blanchard's building,
first door west of northwest corner of
square, where they have fitted up neat
drug ROOM When they get everything in
shape it will compare favorably with any
in the State for neatness and convenience
They are good business men, and will no
doubt get their share of patronage.
The weekly Oskaloosa herald. [volume] (Oskaloosa, Iowa) 1855-1885, 1876-10-26

The Oskaloosa Coal Company are de-
livering coal on short notice to any part of
the city Leave orders with Henry L.
Briggs at Mays & Briggs drug store.
The weekly Oskaloosa herald. [volume] (Oskaloosa, Iowa) 1855-1885, 1876-10-26

WORMS REGISTER Your NAMEs.-To
the legal voters of Oskaloosa Township,
you are notified that the Board of Regis
try will meet at the Office of Robert Kis-
sick, TIP. Clerk, on Monday Oct. Both, for
the purpose of revising, correcting and
completing the registry list of oskaloosa
Tp., to be used at the general election to
be held Nov. 7th, 1875. The Board will
remain in session for two days.
ROBERT KIssIcK,
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KANSAS FLOUR.

KANSAS FLOUR.
/ will sell
CHOICE WHITE FALL WHEAT FLOUR
FOR CASH
at $50, $l.75, $3.50 and $500 per sack,
"A grades) the two latter grades will war
rant equal to any other Flour in the mark
ct. East side of square.
8-w2 HENRY HOWARD.
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FOR SALE

good new house and lot within two and
ahalf blocks of the square. Enquire at
Warrington & Cummins' Photograph gal
lerY. 42tf
The weekly Oskaloosa herald. [volume] (Oskaloosa, Iowa) 1855-1885, 1876-10-26

Don't fail to call at Proudfit & Co.'S
wooden mill or Boyer & Barnes store, on
the west side before you dispose of your
wool. They pay the highest price. Are
now making specially of all kinds of
custom work. Manufacturing by the
yard or on shares, any way to suit custo-
The weekly Oskaloosa herald. [volume] (Oskaloosa, Iowa) 1855-1885, 1876-10-26

The Baptists of this city have called
Rev. A. J. Furman, and he has accepted
the call. Mr.. r. is a gentleman of MANY
years experience in the ministry, and
possesses the many and varied qualifica-
lions so essential to the success of pas
tor He has sent for his family, and win
begin his pastoral labors about the third
Sabbath in November. He win preach at
the chapel next Sunday. and expects to
visit the centennial the following week.
The weekly Oskaloosa herald. [volume] (Oskaloosa, Iowa) 1855-1885, 1876-10-26

Pianos, Organs and Melodeons, 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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Co. B-GuardS.

Will meet at their armory. s. E. corner
square, Friday evening, Oct. 81, at 6
o'clock, sharp, to march to Beacon.
G. WOODRUFF, Capt.
The weekly Oskaloosa herald. [volume] (Oskaloosa, Iowa) 1855-1885, 1876-10-26

Tuesday evening last, at dusk, E. FL.
Gibbs was standing in front of his bank
building and saw some one run past him
down the alley with bride andihalter in
his hand, and close behind him followed
a horse with a saddle on. At first he did
not think anything about it, but it was
soon found out the fellow had stolen the
bride and halter from the horse and was
making way with it. Rather bold. In
this connection we will say the boys who
make practice of stealing ivory rings off
of harness and brides are known and will
get their just deserts, if they do not quit
the business soon.
The weekly Oskaloosa herald. [volume] (Oskaloosa, Iowa) 1855-1885, 1876-10-26

When you want anything in the Drug,
Paint, or Oil line go to Mays s. Briggs,
Northwest corner public square.
The weekly Oskaloosa herald. [volume] (Oskaloosa, Iowa) 1855-1885, 1876-10-26

Money to loan at 9 per cent interest, 5
years time, secured on first class farm
security. Money can be had the day of
application if title of land is found good.
KENDIG & HALL 41-tf
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Harness cheaper than ever at Hull's.

The Cheapest goods bought this season
are just arriving at L. Hambleton's, to be
sold for cash at prices unheard of before.
The weekly Oskaloosa herald. [volume] (Oskaloosa, Iowa) 1855-1885, 1876-10-26
The Beacon Rally.
HAYES AND WHEELER CLUB.

The members of the Hayes and Wheel
er club, will meet in front of the "Boys in
Blue" armory, Friday night, 9th inst, at
6 o'clock sharp and form, in procession to
march to Beacon.
GEO. w. HALE, Pres.
The weekly Oskaloosa herald. [volume] (Oskaloosa, Iowa) 1855-1885, 1876-10-26

Two or three weeks ago we ISSUED sup
plement of IS long columns, that is one of
the best documents of the campaign. Ev-
cry man who received it should read it
carefully and save it for reference, or loan
it to his doubling neighbOr.