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, 1876-06-27

80 SAT- CERTAIN GERMAN Ep1rou,
sf' LOUIS, June a.-As 4 meeting Of TIM
editors Of tic German Democratic papcre thIa
evening, Charles Remcln, Of Ohio Chairman.
md Col. Dcnglcy, ri New York. Secretary, tn,
following resolutions, reported by JutIpo
ottcrhourg, were adopted:
It'll II, meeting. Gonipo.rd Of Ger1nnn- Americans
sEoll ~ Tafts u thG United SAlc. hrcy{t,y hnfI1
fron their owm knowledge md from tnfDrmaton s1
nrtivcd from, many editors Of German pnncr.
mall Americans in this country 1cclarr thc fo,tnw.
snE 70 ne their Unanimous oplnInn:
.,fa, fI-Ihe pnrtlsan war 6f section upon ,cct1on
people at rcarc with itself be- srrtofcd: I'M III. :.
tao waf % 3n the corrurifonsta in The public acrsco
country theiF SPOIL tnnid be slsoreusIy 1.n !" smo
cuted 10 .neccsFfAl termination. 'S
rfond-That, aecoslIn. to the old-t ttn,c Dcmo.
Known to ths Constitution Of the United stntcI'
'nni we say With Senator Issnton, 1.-THE Only n"uoy
notes nrc M money. hut constitntr ubt lour MR.,
GuG. ', " anf TINT the whole nnnucr1 policy nf tio
Federal sietnn'ent should bc directed as 10 rc-
1hra1That The tarI1 +. oppressive nron
,r,a ,raas a industry for the benefit Of social in
system Of duties he nnh.tlfn,et Which ehati aImn1
md sincerely he icyel for revenue purnoEr. N ~
10 TO- t.Sc 'hc no o. fen r. the neople ian d.
tnnrfh-Tlga. the maintenance Of the pnb1Ic
principle t ths land; at ,ey ,hnni ' epn
'lh'c. In lleliciency free frm eec;ara;, contrnj
@ an tat thc proposed tranrfcr If scools to Federal
disapnroval both because It tr m improper e1,cn.
taom ~ ccntInl powsr rs well as because il ts da-
f!fh-Thaf thr rxmrsrra nf fraud and pcru1a.
tfnn q the present Administration have wrltir,,
w,t n. IN 3 Of lsssns frc over te country the great
from all it, branches Of the mfscTcants VIM, VIII
of nstnn th:n,elyes lave presumed TINT tho sc1l.o
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PER CONTRA,

ar ,,-,s npesH' Ill., a.S''ea y. no. 10 'Se S,,, araoa
or' LOUIS June 2b-lhe south Is the key o
tnh ts whcn ne ne" rosk ,nat ta1 ,as
,'h' lne '"s"'.a ac'csatioA. linen thcrc wal
uual;ln.. lcarts in tic c,,nn If H." Tf, hnst n1
~. , .. ~. 20 ~ .1 e1"p - nv i4oe' nost'
eer soA Its'Tea u, YESTERDAY, ana IN less than y
found 7{yD t1c1,Yratrs .tant,lpv o,o,,t wntcb,no
Win a''nlcss Interest the 1gl't IN tho New YorA
delegation. 1t was absorbing nll attention, nnG
cycry1pt]y was wondering hnv. r. ,roul,1 ,,,,,,
w.. ',',.,'.'. ""e "o"u.'is "'" ~ ""'''" CONT
out' "'l''out Understanding why they should
nnrrs If tho contirgcn, h,,.,. u,-,, trr,,., ,,.
M" W.. ~ ,"I 1 su,"ns s,'h's "e1e t"'hsa upon
S' 0Fk sos ~g w1s rs not '''trs point"
nj r. o,o,rt mi hof,,ro In t,a,, ,,.,,, ,, <....
,s a. G'a's., ~ nun uely'e ~ naa oech mere 1ots
hours he flad collected In Ills room every soutl,-
rn.m, ~ 1,,.,nn rt,.n ."a 49," 1...,,' ~ =. 'l''
F'sA.' :" "asu iuc's he'e "a'hts, 1lhrifla'l'
M Waae d I"n,to sa r t . s.hl :" Texas
perIcneo, anil association. l1s organized secret
hntro ra' On ~, a',f % southern @ delegation and to-day
the opposition missionaries had gone thu rounds
and laid out tbs wuE tat s to prove fatal 10 I'll.
den. Even since tho Contention In Virginia thu
dc]rra,,on In. 1eeu c,,tncd ,v Iyt1.n ~ T.. ,as .as
tccgrupilct rrr that thcy wcro snd f"r thr
Prctcner ard thu tafiy:cMtcis ~ III ,hn Ti1i
statiatIcans SHOW tAe cntru vo,o counted On ,s9
sidc. " ~ 0 '''ee ~ '''''
TO-DAY,
nftcr the opnostt,on cmh,arirt had ristc1 ,ho,,
caucus wns held, A urupo.jtiun to yn,n s"'. ~ =
unit for ridcn was voted tlnwn' nf,cr tcs,cr,a ~
a.ht hy thosc who l,s1 ,sen rInEins, 1in,.hrmn
eiampass @ Is '' ws speins liz dessation t'1cfs to
S';R9Ssy SIss Ssm ,s SS,sS,sn' yotss sssxsd
Xiii ii,otnr on. 0 ~A~"9 P'"seo'
''''' oo''" THE rpxr urpouru
c,uo from re,n" nn Nnr,h t!n,.t,r, r,,u
f"rtinn "nx nj m r".n, vi Il ,s i 4nc ""
tort ~ ~ ss 80. ~ Jonin, %' a "s 1iHniu
hnnn c;nntI fnr H. tn,r.n.v l"' LIZ nau
saa shoMi t1 Win rcatrr rstorw ta 'ilFi', nnt
in o Iaon T., " ,vn.v @ SontL"s hnaIy .+m.snt. Nc
n"rts I'M thc li"n str~n.tl, IL h,.t, a.!u % IT,
rycresti,mnted Uc ciyrs ;rirn n harsS s'e"a, ~,
inr,,v "m i'm fr.t form,i h,1,o, Il a'' ,tt!t VI.
IN Tcscryc ia ,rnw frnn, o,ml sars ,,na L T. u mn
.ht. but guile cestnt to win, Ths @ cnu~r ~ % H. ,1n aa
Sutb 70 fnr M il Inn taknn nIsr. IL nj ti,a s r
smii ~ ramnnv's war f"~' =" "SN 'Ns ~
rnT. cnsypvra
,,ore t,ccn n,nd. ,,nnn H.. si,n,,. r,,.,.,,,..,.
H. rsIia"n r"nrnt r"r,v VII iss M
Ta,t, Ti,lun. -i.5,n 'cm Mn !he e,reea
rdrI.I 4, iii a ii IL nrliryc H. ,i's fhn, ihn,
si'n nrrn.It,"n' ' ~ w h,m Il" W., Ee!c'su th1t
~ ~. nj rmp t,m,o,sr n, ~, ',or,,i , N.m a"rk ~
T""av IA Gr.hi; II ". E..us =, enco
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Hards and Softs Still Uncom.
promisingIy Be|ligerent.
AL the Lights OF the Party Now
OIL tile Ground.
Henry Clay Dean Graces the Occasion
with His Courtly Presence.
Nattcrson, Of the Conrier+Journa1, VII
BE Temporary Chairman.

SUMMING UP,
IMPORTANT v1CroNlEs Fon TILpEN.

sp<cfa. Dt.ua,ch IN 7zt Trtbur-
ST. Louis, Mo-, June oU.-rhc result of MI
other davis cauc,stnr mud syrotino ia lin, ri
cn Ia still ahead In thc race far thn ro7ntr,t,,,,
Tho Tammnuy ounoait,ou 10 hin, ro,n,,ns 'in.'. h.
f. Inns spcnt tts fnr,,c or1 ~, ,,n'.n. ""'
Ao open' 80 Aoiee' ''o Ao longcf elects hny-
| It be to enlist them morn nettyr1v for Ti1,1o,,
The cffrct}yc onnnsItiop - ht,,, .,et -,
ns,ionis." =, Sosssun w. nun M Is taae OF ti'o IN.
nt'"n.s's ftnn'. sr,, N scnnsysanla oo Indiana aud
Western sta,cs nd thcv S" r.pt.e, Atu .,'na. otcs
,sat a..ta sN.s' D.o lucy c.''trol these four
lin. But tho event. of tin Inv ,"monstrota n -.
TIM, thcv ,lo mt c,. vi ,hso a,s,as "so'sfa'e
"''AS 'A'' w t''' e'atso' 1!'oso ota'e3.
IN OHIO
the test wns made when Gnp ETtpr uoo ,,r+ IT,
manhattan, In +ho 1o1,ro.t,. w. ~. ~
n.',' ~ ~. uelehatioh e"usus lor TIC
Ewing Is tic exponent of the Mira mi. ilc,,
rag repuliatioulsts IIc has M neen ' ra,n" sn ~ nn
fro llero loaded to the nuzzle with rug. .rcputlIa.
tton resolution bomb.hrlls md ,,ots c,raI,,s,
.,o a,>,1t',..a -, pssns .,a ,, a,u r!ots against
tue Tildcn!tcs luuyc watched his coninr an1
going with manifest constcrnntIon. Tin Fin
plan Vas understood to be to gct
,lpon tito Committee on Reso,uttons Inv
~, oxr,ns. ,,,,r,,so ~ ~, tt,, .os
hard-money platform. II WAS conceded That ho
would be chosen to represent the State on thu Com.
.'.u "as Appo'n'ea W The conFcn'
noa "h1ea nominated Inc ancient Allen for the
little opposition to Ewing, ]le wn,. bo,scvc,
elected hy hut 81 vote, m - fos ~ "t,,
Jndeo Collins and to s a eGSe'''G' r.
hakn anS ntt1 a,soaraimgnasy votc fur
' " vii Will vorE ci 'z"t roR II ers{r1sa TIipr% o.
to bo o1t os tia way at viii 1I y"te f1 fo1 a 1nf m ,
sorord i,n,Int rh;s ,iana1. s".u ~. 4tLcH Vt tAe
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DEMOCRATIC r0TpouRnt ON r,LpFp. Kt,oxrn
hcs, AND THE oosrEL ACCORDING 70 r1tn
E|AAGELtsT. ~ '"1
Special N.pateh to 7ns T,4suaA
Of. LoufA No., june al-At m inmcn.n
i1ldcn meeting In front OF tho Iinttcll to-ntrht.
an orator, vim refused to giyc his name. de-.
hVe.e'l " W h,n'tclf Of the following:
" Nearly 1,ooo years aro, a certain natlon-,ho
lending one In observation-disclosures SO corrunt
that God Almighty himself had to hcntl them a
'eformer. That rc!orncr entered it, Canito].
nhl, with plaftctl thsnngs, scnurrc,l tho t,n,l.
!'olefh, lammnny thfrrrs. and rjnrH frn,n thc
temple of tho Cuptto, and ina,trnratrsI
M eFa Of reform Thosc OF yo1l VIM
nse lam'l'ar With that history will rcmGmi,cr thnt
rne ci ~ tnc representative. " that pcoplc Ind b..
,n s .,,, r. niamons ha the great efofn,er cursed
crime. and hhasncrs wcn' forth wandesinr
Nn!ahnnA hn1n the facc Ut the earth ,yhnsn snu7
thhah kraw no ntfGulhe, Nh.,t jInIE,s stn"i,i
hnow m fc.rte After thv laptn af nearly /. f)I1
senr.. sn. hnshrf favored people nf t;ol becano 10
GT.h."lt TIT tnat refonh rcformcr became neccsrnry
@ uhat FrtnTner nrr'ycl hsmsclt against lie infu
m upon II" substance Of the pcopie of
NC capital city. and wIta MS 4lfnn. ruht nrm. bn
tic" thcM an snuson tirw the I'hI.tIurn ecnu rr"i
snem a. JeAns FcunrRca the haiorks nf Jcrt,%ajrrn
ann' ' Nnon thc lender Of TINT roh nf crItninnlr'
st iu !"ste1tny !tesomrr put hls cnrrc md William
an Al'atnerI-. Wandering lew. Tor ,shnsc st Irct
T. tnttG si,t. nn rc. Need tay that Samuel j. Tien
ihe antltiEett: "aF highly drawn, but Il, IL una
hhhtcFAed TO rptnrtOu.lY irr"llctput crnsd. In
e''atlo's IRON scripture fell upon Atony ground
, 1876-06-27

oEMochATfc roTrouRnt ON rILpEr, Kro1rH
az, AND THE oosrEL ACCORDING TO rItE
, 1876-06-27

srt1s wh!sh auietsd the .a1amaudere Twas nooth,
r,ny w,xy hpeeeh.'uch an one as fIertnRtor57 maxi
esna!ta;c, because. 10 said, Josh Aiie1S Id lin
fft wona so5'|Iy .F,ss n.s Al
e,esr majority in the 1llInoi. delegation. aud the
on Of nse tSs Msn syc h,t sae Tho e
defoated, was eaft'et1. and d' ''A' u ''oa "o' u
TIE HUMMER
Immediately rnshcd to Dosshe!mcr's room claim,
Ing another Iiden triumph.
!ahn t. lstchbere Of Chicago. wa. made Sec.
,t'yra, i. Mccormick presented the delegation
| M MWltn ~ tickets and bnlges: anil It wns all tho
Gfarman and Secretary could do 10 keen tho .cle.
small evidence of ihetf temporary honof. ''''''
sam Cu'ntnn's. 0f Fulton County, inaugnsated
tee of five to report the aes Of delegate. tn rcfye
on the several conn'ttecsI In the National Conycu.
ton. bnt i WIS al,aost unanimously otJeesei 10, o.
| THE HEAT WAS FEARFUL,
The mental condition Of tic t!e1cgates Terrible thr
room phcsed fun; bnt m attempt VIVA made 10 gc
;t.hn fors,the. "t Chicago. was relcctcd q. con,.
m'sffv'ran NJ i,, on :redsnia. anl Charlie. 1'unl,an
n"ny ;cn ssc;ernsn q 1ns
3 Il r"nry of Vii. weio t'o,naa'cd M dse. u scf.e a
on tIc COMMITTEES to prepare . platform.
long enough tn entertain a motion made by
| A Lbsf-!fAInEn HAG-HAnY
s 70 e3eaaann M n1 {rroret. a. Ts THtn.xE reporter
md the financial iunasIc r1u.lched.
OK, ot thc Eir'!ti. pI'trtct. thonght It n vital
fl'nncs qaestu, beiosc lie was selected to frame
platform fpr the democracy II, Illinois.
nnT then stripped The rag:baly alld threw II In.
!is1 Ep!cr mnved the previous q,,c.t1un,
JndEy Crawford made Erler Withdraw hie mo-
@ te. ~ H. saS aie e so,s no sf H..
hafG he wanted tn know how he hto0A.
Hayes md lsnncy had s1p.es'ed Le.|rc 10 with.
eat"chIs!'g was ,'ircetcl toward McClcrnand
,Episr rsPtica to Crawford oy asserting Tint Nc.
a, III 'fn,y s, too %e1 knw" 5 any
brave notdicr In Mrx!co and the snntt,, lie wa
hern and statesman, and On: but all thc time
Erler sarcfuly ssodea stating what Mcclernand's
This excited nnrrIcIon Of hIs .ounfncs..
Ewing demanded thas ,tcccs1snd sl,oul, declare
ysn iiorhaek and Garfield, proxy for Rcd,lrck, of
i,asalle, also trich to draw tho War Democratic
pnrinS ihIa running debate Intense excitement
Nccirrnand's friends. who knrw him to lcan ,o.
Wanls hnfu money. %cte busy Frnmptfn. and al.
took the t1oor.
Mc1rnNasp SHOWS no,yS,
lie declared himtclf In fnyar NJ tie repcn1 Of t1,r
!c.nmPton net o. lh15 bccanrc Il WIS nlcrc tru-
tn'n fntmt" anti in fuv"s Of a Iaprt currency con-
Singleton ad so lin tccrsnan i' gs os tn"t II tr H.
Convention went amy further, II might react Ia tic
in;a15y q the patty; T!.!:' he believed, wou'd
wu- in fnyur 81 rcan1imfs,y thc Republican pjut
''1" Fin Is s I'll not sty sy St1xa
pfation; IL wanted his debt. pail in tho same
money in which they wtrc contracted.
S1 the d"hltc fah on,
Drake. 2! n"ck Island. WAS the only i,ar,l money
man WIN had tte s,nEagc tu avuw hi trutIfnruts,
H. samc from har;, money district. and dcc'ared
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ILLINOIS,.

| ILLINOIS.
HER DISTINGUISHED FLOCK OF uSwAsurr
s"As1!buCkLEnk.
apeca' M.paten .Ls ~, 20 ne 37euas
d. LOUIS, J'lne 1.-fhc Illinois delegation
was ea'lca u meet Mt u O'Clock Ut It's llendquar.
aA' ,'''.'l's s"eeee''ed III making fAil
n"n"s, ~ ~ Pa",ia4s apFafeht TINT tf1t
ao'st;".'o" s1, 4et tAc1i "lthh1 influence. IT"
,' " "e'e "so" III asscmhlhe' unIf anl
sm"'h'e ~ ".''o',, a"a Without single clearly
~ ne1ti'a 'oJee'' eia1ie lahp'i'er, lkc keScs,
~, uu1, "ls't't' Lew Mann o. laf's' Mooney os
'n.' u''u 'a''es t'e'at'ce'ts mere were called on
s:sns sne ''.v.','e ~. e'afa''es anu 1oEee. The
..',,,,ai ."".u"uns lnoen anu liehd''rks factions
o., s."1'oqs19 'sno'co lhe Illinois dclss"tion,
sa', asa 1.a'eoe@S supporters IN fcnnsyl"
'A.''" ',te'te1'5 iel"seu 10 ehtcr INTO
ahs continuation Whatever with them. Bill
Caflhon, OF uanVti1r, mud Dave Phillips, If
| epr1ngheiu, both notorious Hayes men, ucc,l-
nlca prominent positions In the synagogue Of
democracy during the morning, and had II nut
been tor the llnlnnr Of thu lattur and tie frc-
Quc1tt Invitations to drink FROM the former th..
delegation would have hun rs lltelcss a. II
Presbyterian funeral. r,w rr,rrammc ' whI,i' HI i
included complimentary tall tn Judge Drccec,
WIS ,,nccrctnon!ously kirkcl inside when /. wn.
made known. Judge Tcrry, If Danvle, it saa, %us
Cummings, Of Astoria, nui Van 1lorbacl, t,lr. s.
rate from Snarks, district, nls ,cl.r1 h,,, 49,,
thus the avarleious an'l unserupuious Copper
heal Democrats SAW another prop drof, from
under them. s' ''''
"ASrEh-A "coSslpEnATtoH.'
It's l. now now notorious that the Illinois dclcra-
1"h 10 ps'"s neH1 OH 1oF money considerations
have been toll by ncw,y-arriycll delegates
that, when they reached here, they were IN.
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= e. tesoiat.on va adopted natructng tho de]crntc.
b. ha 70 .s Convention tho rcsoatIon psssed
rcnna ~ ta ~ sLatc Convention calling tr tto
% specie payments ~ soon AZ possible. "'''''A
The weekly Oskaloosa herald. [volume] (Oskaloosa, Iowa) 1855-1885, 1876-11-09
General Remarks.

Every teacher of much experience
understands the fact, that small class
in school of one, two or three pu-
pills will not get along as well, or at
tain that proficiency, that a larger
class will under similar circumstances.
Every individual, to make rapid
advancement, must have the spirit of
emulation aroused his mind must
come in contact with the minds of
others.
Too many Of our teachers, | fear,
do not realize the fact, that if they
will have more general exercises for
their schools, i. c. teach the whole
school at once, they will secure better
results than to keep them all the
time reciting certain lessons.
l think there should be time, in
every school, for general exercises.
Many things in our common branches
can best be presented us general
lesson, besides many things not found
in the text books, but Of much value
to the pupils.
There is no danger of monspoliz-
ing the time in favor of a few as yon
will be teaching the whole school at
once. Don't forget the general ex-
ercise
The weekly Oskaloosa herald. [volume] (Oskaloosa, Iowa) 1855-1885, 1876-11-09
The Republican management of the

The Republican management of the
National finances has reduced the
National debt more than 5000, 900, 900
since the close of the war. 1t has al
so reduced theinterest charge on $780,
100000 from 6 per cent. per annum
to per cent The annual saving of
interest thus secured exceeds thirty
one million dollars. Progress had
also been made in changing $300,000,-
900 more of bonds from per cent. TO
fonr and half per cent, when n
month since, the-sal of bonds ceased
These facts cannot be denied. But
the Democrats are now busily assert
ing that the stoppage of bond sales
was not due to fear of the capitalists
lest Tilden should be elected They
have been Boosting that Tilden's sue
cess was sure. But they do not like
to be so soon confronted by the results
of their loud boasts as seen in the
money matters of Europe.
The weekly Oskaloosa herald. [volume] (Oskaloosa, Iowa) 1855-1885, 1876-11-09
CatacOmbs of Rome.

A very fine lecture on this subject
was delivered on the evening of the
9th inst, by Rev. ]. Y. Aitchison OF
Clinton. For the purpose of illustra-
ting his topic he had over three hun,
hired square feet of canvas, on which
were painted exact copies of tombs,
inscriptions and frescoes taken from
those places of sepulture. This add
ed greatly to the value of the lecture
and enabled the hearers to under
stand the thoughts presented. 1t is
seldom we are favored with subject
both interesting and instructive, but
Mr.. Aitchison was a ready speaker
and held the attention of his audi
ence from beginning to end.
The evening chosen happened to
be unfavorable and the audience was
small, but those that were present ex-
pressed themselves us being we'll
pleased and entertained. 1t is to he
hoped that at some future day the
gentleman may be induced to try us
again, and hissubject being thorough
ly advertised, we predict for him
respectable hearing.
The weekly Oskaloosa herald. [volume] (Oskaloosa, Iowa) 1855-1885, 1876-11-09
Dis patch Without Confusion Quiet With
out Tameness

The first thought that arises is
whether there is anything more than
he title of this production necessary
to make it a good thing. "Dispatch
without Confusion'-this of itself is
sufficient, or rather "Quiet without
Tameness" means the same, and
paints the picture perfectly. See a
school move in every way promptly
and carefully,-you know at once
that the magic power, the strong in
fiuence of good discipline holds sway
there. Hearts are buoyant, heads
clear, limbs light and nimble, and ev-
erything moves smoothly. Contrast
this with the school that is lazy and
dull, or that is boisterous and care
less and you turn with pain from the
scene. Why the difference? 1t must
be mainly with the teacher. His
tone, his appearance, his action will
tell every time in these selfsame fea-
lures of the school. Is the leader
bright, prompt, able ? The school
has the same bearing. "Every man
has an atmosphere that somehow re-
veals him. Where is this more GER
tainIy true than the schools +?
The weekly Oskaloosa herald. [volume] (Oskaloosa, Iowa) 1855-1885, 1876-11-09

The Democrats had a meeting at Beacon
last Friday evening. The butternut com.
pany from this place went down, but the
speaker failed to come, so they pressed
Hon. r. r. Harbour, a red hot greenback-
er, into the service, and he gave them a
regular set greenback speech. This made
half the company mad, and they wanted
to bolt, but the other half recognizing the
fact that it is all the same party stuck to
the text, and listened attentively. When
he got through, the speaker called fol-
three cheers for old Peter Cooper; but the
captain check-mated him and called for
cheers for Tiden, which were given first,
and then for G, oper afterwards. The
affair was balk throughout and wound up
by some OF the barefooted crowd throw
ing brick the window of John W. Bow
ems drug store-(John is Captain of Co. A,
Hayes guards.) The meeting did not make
MANY votes
The weekly Oskaloosa herald. [volume] (Oskaloosa, Iowa) 1855-1885, 1876-11-09
EDUCATIONAL DEPARTMENT.
edited by j. w. JOHNSON, Co. Supt
Cleanliness.

Some one said, Cleanliness and God
illness are sisters" There is gold in that
saying,-truth unvarnished. No matter
how old your clothing may be, if it be
clean and neat you can claim charity and
sympathy from every one. You do not
offend by your presence if your care for
person and clothing has been complete.
So in our homes. No costly furniture
and splendid pictures may adorn our
rooms, not even a carpet upon the floor,
but if that home be neat and orderly, no
one can be at unrest therein. But let
the person be tainted the breath defled by
strong drink or tobacco, the clothing
needlessly neglected and dirty, and there
seem to be few attractions belonging.
Why not straighten the hair, wash the
teeth, dress the nails, black the boots, &c?
These trifies cost but little time or money,
and add very much to your comfort and
appearance. Let us go away from the
home and the toilet, and take glance
about There is the school house, the
place where the dear children spend much
of their time. How should it be kept?
The teacher, the pupils, and all who visit
can tell by carefully reading the first part
of this article. Do not forget yourself.
DO not throw peanuts or paper and other
trash upon the floor. Do not mark the
furniture and walls with pencil and knife.
This seems like small matter, but it is
one of the many little things that form
your character, and it will tell on you
some day if you do not heed it now.
The school house should be cleaned Otter
and beautifed by every attraction that is
possible
Now, let us visit the public places in
the towns where business is done-stores,
OllCcs, &C., &C., anu oCC uOW IL 10 eiiCiC.
Many of them are not kept as clean as
they should be- There are two reasons
for this: The person who keeps the
store or Office is often unmind full of this
great Observation-Disclosures. But more
often he allows it to get out of order and
dirty because those who call upon him
are unmindful of their duties as visitors,
whether ON business or pleasure. How
common it is for men to enter lawyers
Office or comfy office, the Court room,
and so on, and spit tobacco upon the
stove and floor, or throw cigar stubs,
apple skins, peanut hulls, and the like,
about the room. Is it right for any one
to do SOP Why need We, because these
are public places, make them too intolera.
bly, dirty for occupation? Why can not
every one be thoughtful at all times upon
these subjects, and exemplify cleanliness?
There is no sarcasm here contained, but
an earnest appeal to all who will think.
The weekly Oskaloosa herald. [volume] (Oskaloosa, Iowa) 1855-1885, 1876-11-09
SHERIFF"S 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 October 18th. A. ID.
1876, have levied upon and will offer al shertls
sale to the highest bidder for cash in hand, at the
door of the house in which the last district court
was held, in OSkaloosa, in said county, on Sat
urday, the 25tn day OF November, a. ID. 1876, al
the hour of 3 O'Clock p. m, the following de-
scribed real estate in Mahaka Co., Iowa, to-wit:
East halfGD of W or "a sec q tip IA range IA
north half "a of or cd sec % tip IA IA south
of c or "a sec IL tip "A II north half ca of
W or ca of south east or sec IL tip "A IA north
west or ca of n or sec II tp "A II, and the
NV Il OF s-w d, sec -, tip "a, IA.
Taken as the property of Keith & Newell,
j. c. Keith and Robert Newell, to satisfy the
above mentioned execution in favor of Huis-
kamp & Brothers, and against Keith s. Newell.
j. Z. Keith and Robert Newell,
j. f. HETHERINGTON,
S Sheriff of MahaSka county.
By j. G.. ROTH, Deputy.