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The weekly Oskaloosa herald. [volume] (Oskaloosa, Iowa) 1855-1885, 1876-05-04
'MuchachinOck Items.

EDS. HERALD. Reading maketh full
man, conference ready man, and writing
an exact man"
London, England, has 1900 miles of
streets.
The first newspaper in this country, was
published by Benjamin Harris, Sept. 20,
1870.
E. b. Bomfield and wife have gone east
on trip, we trust he will have matters
settled this time in regard to the coming
convention.
VIM. Harper sold two hogs the other
day, six months old, they weighed 255
pounds each. That pays, Harper.
Farmers in this locality are rather back
ward with their work owing to the unset
tied state of the weather, very little
wheat is sown here yet, and several have
give up sowing wheat, owing to the late
ness of the spring.
F. Trapp is building anew house here,
Jacob OLSON, John OLSON and John
Dharm have lately made considerable im-
provements on their property here.
There is certain woman in this locality
going around trying to induce people to
lend her money, she offers her husband as
security A woman that attends to her
domestic affairs, and leave other matters
alone, is a jewel beyond price.
The Coal Company have divided forty
acres of land between their employees for
garden purposes, such action is commend
able, and if other companies would pay
more regard to the interest of their en-
ployees, better feelings would exist. The
man that has the most humanity about
him, makes the best Roadway among men.
W. c. Perdue & Cos trade is increasing
wonderfully this spring, a few weeks ago
they had large shipment of goods in
from the east, by this time they require
another. Their success is easily account
ed for, they have every facility for accom-
modating their customers. They keep a
delivery wagon going continually, lately
they have erected large weighing scale,
and their increasing business compel!s
them to put another ADDITION to theil
store.
The last proposition that was put before
the Political Economy Society, was: That
they consider in these days of committee
ETC.. etc. That committee should be
appointed to investigate candidates fol
matrimony, and that sufficient proof
should be brought to satisfy them, that
parties go into that mystery" of their
free will, and not induced by false pre-
tence or the interfering of parents, laid OIL
| the table for considerat ten.
Would it not be well if we were to have
Centennial edition of the HERALD il
July, with brief account of every town
ship in the county, their past history and
| what they are at present, and let copies
| be put in safe keeping to be opened the
next Centennial year, such would furnish
items for the future historian, and would
become valuable treasures in the future
May 1, 1876. G..
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WONDERFUL SUCCESS,

1t is reported that BocHEE's GERMAN
SYRUP has, since its introduction in the
United States, reached the immense sale
of AZ, GOO dozen per year. Over 5000 drug
gists have ordered this medicine direct
from the factory, at Woodbury., N. j.
and not one have reported a single fail
ure, but every letter speaks of its aston
ishing success in curing severe Coughs
Colds settled on the Breast, Consump-
ton, or any disease of throat and lungs
We advise any person that has any pre-
dispcsitio to weak Lungs, to go to thei
druggist, and get this medicine, or inquir,
about 1t. Regular size. rs cents; sampl.
bottle, 10 cents. Two doses will relieve
any case. Don't neglect your cough.
For sale by w. NJ WELLS and H. w
CLIFFORD. q
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STRANGE BUT TRUE.

Your cough is killing you. Is your life
worth 20 cents? DR.. Seth Arnold's Cough
Killeris the great eradicator of all Lung
diseases. A superior remedy 10 all other
medicines yet discovered in severe cases.
Price 20 cents, 80 cents, and 81. Call on
your druggist w. NJ. Wells. OskaIoosa,
get a sample bottle of Arnold's Cough
Killer for 20 cents, use two-thirds, if no
relief is given, money refunded. Two
doses before going to bed will relieve the
most severe case. A trial proves itself to
excel any Cough remedy in the world
Remember it is warranted 1t is sure,
quick and perfectly safe remedy for
Coughs, Colds, Sore Throat, Whooping
Cough, Group and all diseases of the
throat and lungs.
p S. The Friends of this community
we'll know Dr. Seth Arnold. 1Opdm6
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A RTICLEs OF INCORPORATION.

The undersigned citizens of Oskaloosa, Mahas-
ka county, State of Iowa, do hereby associate
themselves together under the Laws for Cor
porations, Chapter .. Title TX, Revised Code of
the State of Iowa.
ARTICLE /. The name of this association
shall be WEST OsKALoosA REAL ESTATE Asso-
CITATION, and its place of business shall be Os-
kaloosa, Mahaska county. Iowa.
ART. q The object of this association shall be
the general Improvement of that part of Oska-
loosa city lying west of Perry street.
ART. B. The capital stock of this association
shall be limited to fifty thousand dollars. di-
vided into five hundred shares, of which one per
stock is paid in full.
ART. 4. This association may commence bus-
mess as soon as two hundred shares have been
subscribed, and shall continue for a term of ten
years unless sooner terminated by tbree-fourtbs
OF the votes of this company expressed flavor
thereof. at a meeting called for that purpose.
ART. 5. The affairs of the association shall be
conducted by Board of nine Directors, who
shall be elected from and by the stockholders
at their annual meeting, to be held in West Os-
halposa, on the second Monday of March in
each year. The undersigned nine stockholders
shall be directors until the second Monday of
March, 1877, when new directors shall be elect
ed.
ART 6. The highest amount of indebtedness
this association shall have power to create shall
not exceed 40 per cent of the paid up stock
ART. :. The private property of the stock
holders or this association shall be exempt from
corporate debts. - .
ART: 8: These articles may be altered or
amended Ut any regular meeting of the stock
holders, by a vote of two-thirds of all the stocx
represented at such meeting; provided. thar
thirty days notice shall be given, specifying the
proposed alteration or amendment.
w. s. EDGAR,
CT. CARPENTER
CHAS. BLATNER,
s JOHN SIEBEL,
JOHN a. SHANNON,
+. NJ. CALL,
p. STUMPS,
G.. II. LAuGHLIN
6-wi HENRY MATTOX
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List of Patents

LlSt OF IaJenIS
issued to Inventors of Iowa for the week end
ing April %, 1876, and each dated April IL, 1876
Furnished this paper by Cox & Cox, Solicitors
of Patents, Washington, ID. G.
o. Martin, saw sharpeners, Bloomfield.
A. Palmer, stair rails, Lyons.
r. Cole lightning rods, Mount Pleasant.
w. Daniels, wire fence tighteners. Lime
Springs.
C. Inward, pipe thimbles, Riceville.
H. 81. Kelly, earth auger, Usage.
G. Knapp, hand supports Vinton.
b. Metz, earth augers, Pittsburg.
7. Shepherd, pumps, Ottumwa.
G.. Wilson, car couplings. Osceola.
w. jayne & j. Hill, fence barb formers,
Issued for week ending April 20, and each dat
ed Epril 10, 1876.
Il. johnson and L. Young, Trusses, Fit. Dodge.
f. Crosby, Hair Heading Machine, Sabula.
j. Schofeld and j. Stevens, Metal Cutting Ma.
chine, Newton.
H. Negus, Table, Winterset.
C.. Oliphant. Burglar Alarms. Osceola.
S. Tilton, Muzzle for calf Atlanta.
c. Loovelace, Door Cushion, Iowa City.
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OFT u. II. EEI
Sheriff of Mahaska county.
by John G. Roth, his deputy
A MENDED ARTICLES.

At the regular annual meeting of Stock
Holders of the Consolidation Coal Company
held at the companys Office i'm EldOra, Iowa. this
End day of February, 1876 III. w. Mcneil in
the chair then were present, III. w. MCNEIL j.
w. Gilman and j. w. Higgins.
On motion of j. w. Gilman, it was
Resolved, That the principal place of business
of this corporation on and after this date be nj
the office of the company at Muchachinock,
Mahaska county, Iowa, instead of at Eldor,,
and that the articles of Incorporation be amend
ed to that effect and that the proper officers,
to-wit, the President and Secretary certify to a
copy of this resolution and have the same duly
recorded in the Secretary of States Office and
Mahaska county and published as required by
law.
The above resolution was adopted by vote
of l.3e5 shares for, and none against.
Total stock issued, l,43S2i shares.
We hereby certify that the above is q true
Transcript of the resolution, as per the record
book of the Consolidation Coal Company to-
gether with the action of the STOCKHOLDERS as
thereon recorded.
1876. ~
L. CLARK, Pres. w. A. MCNEIL, Sec.
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LEGAL NOTICES.
A DEMONSTRATORS NOTICE.

Notice is hereby given to all persons interest
ed, that on the oath day of April a. ID. 1876 the
undersigned was appointed by the Circuit Court
of MahaSka county, Iowa, administrator Of the
county. Allpersons indebted To said estate will
make payment to the undersigned, and those
having claims against the same will present
them legally authenticated TO said court for
allowance. PETER G.. YOUNG Admir-
ID. r. MOORE, Clerk.
Dated April. "a, 1875. "a
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| DEMONSTRATORS NOTICE.

Notice is hereby given to all persons interest
ed, that OH the fourteenth day of April 1sI6 the
undersigned was appointed by the circuit court
Of Mahaska county, Iowa, administrator of the
estate of Louisa Hogan. deceased, late of said
county. All persons indebted to said estate will
make payment to the undersigned and those
having claims against the same will present
them legally authenticated to said court for
allowance. MAHLoN STANTON,
Dated April IA, 1876. Administration
d. n MOORE Clerk
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ELoPEMENT.-one of our most respecta-
BILE young men, wooed and won the dar-
ling of his heart, but the traditional cruel
parent, refused his consent, refused to
allow them to keep company, and played
the mule generally, so the young people
took the next best course, and hied away
to Missouri and were married, and are now
at home, as happy as two doves in nest.
They played it fine on the old man. The
young man went to Ottumwa one morning
on business. and the girl left on the Cen
trail north to visit friends in Sharon, but
she didn't visit long. as she jumped from
the northern train TO the southern bound,
and away she went, back through Oska-
lossa, and met her june-bug at 0ttumwa,
ynd were married as above stated.
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Alligator is the Cook Stove you want.
HENRY MYERS & Co.

No one should buy mans or boys fine
shoe, until they have seen the handsome
line of goods at l. G.. Green s. Sons
They have them in greater variety OF
style and quantity than any other house
in the city, and the prices are guaranteed
aslowas the lolwse 81
Don't forget the place to buy your glass.
ware and queensware, having the largest
assortment and lowest price, is at
34-w2 l.. b. AYREs.
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The ladies especially are wanted to call
and look through our stock of Women's,
Misses and children's fine shoes. We are
confident of pleasing all, as we have a
complete stock of all grades in all styles
Also our stock of Calf, Oil, Goat and Kid
shoes for every day wear, is very large.
34-W3 l. G.. GREEN & Son.
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Doc REdisTRY Having made arrange
ments with the city marshal to attend to
the registry business for me, the public
are hereby notified that the proper place
for registry will be at the Mayors Office,
and not my place of business as hereto
fore. GEO. r. LEE,
City Clerk.
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Twenty-Five thousand citizens of Ma
haSka county, and thousands of strangers
will rejoice and sing praises at the COM
pletion of the side walk in the block east
Of post office. We have no doubt now
about the stock for the new opera house
being raised.
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We have the largest assortment of mems
Plough Shoes, Plough Boots, Moccasins
and Cornfield Caters in the city. We
claim TO have the best custom made
Buckle Plough shoe ever offered in the
market. l. G.. GREEN g. Son.
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NJ. G. Carleton gave us "HERALD Ex-
ira" issued April Is, 1865, announcing the
death of President Lincoln. 1t brings
back wildly the old memories, for at that
time both the present proprietors of the
HERALD were in the South as "boys in
blue"
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PHELPS & GOULD have adopted new
plan to raise money. They propose to
sell off their immense stock OF furniture,
very cheap, at their rooms on south side.
Give them a call and see what you want.
This stock is new and elegant throughout.
Read locals.
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A DEMONSTRATORS NOTICE.

Notice is hereby given to all persons interest
ed, that on the seventeenth day of April, A D.,
1876, the undersigned was appointed by the cir
cult court of Mahaska county, administrator of
the estate of John Y. Simpson, deceased. late of
SAID county All persons indebted to said estate
WIN make payment to the undersigned. and
those having claims against the same will pre-.
sent them legally authenticated to said court
for allowance. WILSON MCFADDEN
Dated April IT. 1876 Administrators
ID II MnnRE -
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Quarterly meeting at Simpson M. E.
church, next Saturday and Sabbath.
Preaching Saturday at 2:3O and p. m.
Love feast Sabbath at 8 and preaching at
1870 a. m. Sacrament of the Lords
Supper at 3 p. m, and preaching at s
ID. IN. .H.fr
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TAX REDEMPTION NOTICE.

STATE OF Iowa,
Mahaska County. S..
To S. Felsenthall
You are hereby notified that lots No. twenty
one I'D, twenty-five (25), twenty-six (26) and
twenty-nlne C29, in the east addition TO the
town of Fremont, in Mahaska county, Iowa,
sold by the treasurer of Mahaska county,
Iowa, to ID. NJ. Doolittle. for taxes
or previous years, 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 COM
pleted service hereof, this Goth day of April,
n. d., 1876. b. NJ DOOLiTTLE
55w4 by WILLIAMS & McMILLEN,
His AtfnrnnNl
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VIM. NJ. Wells has fine calf 1S months
old that is getting too fine to remain on
the first floor in his barn, so it concluded
to go up a pair of stairs and remain in the
hay NOW. The trouble now is to get it
down.
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SAVE COSTS.

The books and accounts of the firm of ]
K. Asher & Co., are now in my possession
for immediate and prompt settlement. AL
persons who are owing said firm who de
sire to save COSTS will settle the same al
once, as am instructed to give no time.
34w2 W. w HASKELL,
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FOR SALE OR TRADE

Five bran new sewing machines. Ont
Wilson, one Remington, one Singer, one
American, one Domestic. / will sell fol-
CASH, LOW,
or trade for anything that walks on leg:
or runs on or with VIII eels
80 G.. H. PHELPS.
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HOME MARKETS.

Oskaloosa, May g., 8 p. m
WHEAT-New 50@75
CORN-Steady at30@35
POTATOES-30
OATS-new %
RYE-45 to So.
BARLEY-45a90.
CATTLE-Steady Bias.
BEESWAX-20@25 cts.
FEATHERS-new 65cts.
SHEEP PELTS--25aS5.
HOGS-6ta7. -
STRAIGHTFORWARD.
EGGS-10 cts.
BUTTER-25 cts.
TIMOTHY SEED-2.00
CLOVER SEED-10.00.
HIDES-green, 5 cts.
HIDES-dry, l0cts.
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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. N. ]. SMITH. 35-w2
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TO DOG OWNERS

You are hereby notified that by ordin
ance No. %, of the city of Oskaloosa, you
are required to register all dogs in your
possession or kept by you, on or before
the 18th day of May of each year, under
penalty of arrest and fine of So, and costs
to be collected as for any other violation
of the city ordinances. THIS LAW WILL
BE STRICTLY ENFORCED.
35 j. w. GLADDEN., City Marshal
Don't use your old rickety furniture thai
endangers the lives of your family wher
you can get bran new stock at PHI clips
Gould's cheaper than dirt. Go and see.
Best maple syrup of the season at
35w1 RICE s. HINEsLEY's.
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In "a limestone country where the waite +
is always hard, FOREST TAR SOAP" is
the only article that will keep the skin soft
and smooth. The cheapest in the end
Sold by Clifford
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There is a bad side walk in the east end
of town, south and east of M. Menden-
halls. 1t is dangerous after dark, and
tears most every lady's dress that goes
over it. Why can't we have better one?
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SHERIFFS SALE.

Notice is hereby given, that by virtue of
special execution directed to me from the office
of the clerk of the circuit court of Mahaska
county, Iowa, and dated April I4th. A. D.,
1876, have levied upon and will offer at Sheriffs
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 i'm Mahaska co.. on
Saturday, the 27th day of May, A. ID. 1876,
at the hour of l o'clock, p. M, the following
described real estate tO-wit:
All of lot tive 90 i'll Myers &c Smiths addition
to Oskaloosa, Iowa, except that part of said lot
bounded by Il line beginning at point 10 feet
east of the w corner thereof, and running
south parallel with the west line thereof 2e,,22
feet, thence west 10 feet to the said west line
and thence north 222 feet 10 the said II w corner
and thence 10 feet to the place of beginning,
and also except the northeast quarter of said
lot No. 5, all in MahaSlla county, Iowa.
Taken as the property ofSamueI Coffin, admin
istrator of the estate of George 10y, deceased to
satisfy the above mentioned execution in favor of
Marcus Nelson, and against Samuel Coffin, adj
ministrator of the estate of George 10y, de-
ceased.
81 j. e. HETHERINGTON,
Sheriff of Mahaska county.
by John G. Roth his deDuty
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Read the two columns of local and
editorial on first page. The article ''Men
are not Parties" tells you just what we
think about politics. Full account Of the
New Sharon fire will also be found on
that page.
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Married.

SEEvERS-BRUNER.-W Wednesday, April 20,
1875. Mr.. w. A. SEWERS and Miss NJ. E. BRUNER.
all OF this city.
wHITE-HIATT.-Att the residence of Amos
Hiatt, April Goth. by Rev. G. L. Stafford, Mr..
THoANs B, WHITE and Miss DORA I. HIATT.
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H. p Ninde and G. p. Searle have just
purchased all the land in the enclosure
known as the Depew Heirs Estate, about
135 acres and are arranging to immediate
ly lay off the same in town lots and out
lots and such other shapes as will best
suit the grounds, the convenience of the
purchasers and security of the city. This
land has long been in the way of the pro.
gress of the settlement in that direction,
and now as it is in the hands of our active
and energetic citizens above named, we
hope to see fine addition built at once.
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Jim Proudfit has refitted his room, and
everything is now in first class order. 35
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A RARGAIN

can be had on good house and lot Oh
west Main street, if taken with 20 days.
Enquire of GEO. r. LEE.
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We were in error in saying the license
ticket carried in Knoxville. The word
"anti" was left out. The temperance
ticket prevailed.
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SCHOOL BLANKs.-We have a general
line of school blanks as recommended by
the School Superintendent. Buy at the
HERALD office instead of sending away.
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We are indebted to Geo. A. Ross, our
County Auditor, for IA bound volume of
the Census Report, for 1875. 1t is valu-
able book
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SCILLIAN PEACHF

SCILLIAN PEACHES
just received another lot of those splendid
imported Peaches, at
0dwO r. p Avprc
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c. T. Willard is now in the east laying
in another large stock of goods for Willard
6c Loring. This makes the third stock
thig SDrinp
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FOR TIN ROOFING AND GUTTERING
remember Henry Myers & Co. They are
practical workmen and know what they
are talking about 34-2
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Isabella Fitzgerald, desires US TO say
she is entirely innocent of the crime for
which her parents were indicted.
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Chicago General Markets.
CHICAGO, April II.

CHICAGO, April H.
WHEAT-Active, weak unsettled and lower;
Mo-, strictly fresh, 96097; regular Is B61971l,
closed 90 cash or May; 9S1a99a closed 9Sa09Sas;
rejected rs.
CORN-Active, weak unsuttled and lower;
new high mixed, 43; new mixed, 41H@S42; No 2
4l6li5I closed inside cash; 1875 6Di5as closed A
0i5a May; 4tG945as closed 44ls045H, June; 45s
46l closed 45a July; rejected 401zG1
OATS.-Quiet and lower; No 3014 G630h, clos
Coos closed1inside June; rejected 26A@12T.
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BARGAINS! BARGAINSM
None greater than those to be found at
LEVI HAMBLETON'S.
A large assortment of FRESH GOODS
for spring and summer trade just being
received. Bowl
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Wesley Duke left Wednesday for Boul
der City, Colorado, where his sister lives
to he gone SO long as to him seemetl
good
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FRESH BREAD

If you have round, long, or an olbong
head, and want q stiff hat, get it at Ben.
sons and he will fit it to your head. 35
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Chicago Live Stock Markets.

CHICAGO, Mayo, 1876.
CATTLE-Recelpts 5000; good demand, and
prices steady but not quotably high sales me-
dunn to choice shippers, 25014 so; stockers, de-
mand active and large sales were made at 3 70
al so for good to choice feeding steers; common
to choice butchers grades, 8 00a4 %; market
closed steady.
HOGS-Receipts. 10000 Market weak and
easy prices 25a35c lower; sales inferior grades,
80; Philadelphia, 70, sales chiefly at 7a7 40.
SHEEP-Receipts, 900 Market dull common
to choice, 25a6 20, closed quiet.
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J.E. Norman and family and Mr.. Hers
man, Mrs. Moorman's father, and fam
lily have moved to Burlington. Our best
wishes 60 with them to their new homes
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BOARDING

can be had at Mrs. Owens on Main St.
one and half blocks west of P. O. by the
day and week 33-w3