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New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1876-01-13
SUCCESSION OF FRANCIS SITOES.
Second District Court for the Parish Of Orleau

DY q. GUlNAULT-AUCTIONEE
ID conner Exchange alley and B,enyiile street
On MONDAY. January II, 1876. will be solo. at
IL A. NJ, at the corner of exchange alley and
Cont street, by virtue of an order from the
honorable the Second District Court for the parish
of Orleans, dated January 3, 1876
LOT OP HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE, AND
THE CONTENTS OF COFFERHOUSs, the fur
nlture II the same, counter, she. ves, etc.
Terma-Cash. ia6 IL II
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MRS WIDOW RMILIB BAUDIRR vs.. WILLIAM
AND EIDNkY RANCH.
Second District Court for the Paxish Of Orleans-
No. q, 1885,

RY g.. GUINAULT, AUgT1ONRER-OFF1CR
On sATURDAY, J.naary IS 1876: ct twelve ocloct
NJ. will be sold 1t the Merchants and Auctioneer1
Exchange, Royal street, between Canal and Gus
tomhouse etreets BY, virtue Of "a order from tho
honorable the Second District Court for the pArish
Of Orleans. dated November Is, 1875, and also By
virtue Of Judgment from tho same court ron.
dsred October :, 1873, and agssd October Y, 1875
LOT OF 0ROUND. situated in the Third Dis
trict Of this city in the square bounded By Bags
tele, st. Anthony, Robertson and Claiborne streets
measuring % fest inches front on Basatelle
street. by Ito feet IN depth. Together with . name
house. No Sal. having four rooms. double kitchen
p,ivies, two cisterns. The whole divided into two
tenements.
Terms Ons-third cash, and tho balance ON .
credit Of one and two years, in notes or coupons
Of the purchaser, bearing eight per cent interest
per annum from the day Of sale til paid, and 60
cured by mortg .ge and vendors privilege on The
property sold; The purchaser to cause the build:
ings on sad property to be injured for their full
value until the full and hnal payment Of sid
notes or coupons and to transfer the policy Of in
sur ance to tho holder o. holders OF s6ad notes
coupons, and finally. to pay oil the lavyer's fees,
which fees ere fixed 1T ave per cent on tho amount
sued for. in case Of Judicial proceedings for the
recovery Of the amount Of sAid notes or coupons
or any part thereof lt1. g.. - =
Act OF sale before Eusehe Benny. notary pub
lie, ct the expense Of the purchaser.
GelS p a ia7 IS
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II THE MATTkR OF yOHN WYNAB Rr Al w
CHARLR6 Louis WYMxN Er Al
At AUCTION.
fifth District Court for the Parish Of Orleans
No. 6e0O.

BIZ s:asss..l1 S = :old o.
SATURDAY, January Is, 1876, ct twelve O'Clock
T., Ut the St. charles Auction kxchange, Pursuant
TO N erder OF the hoaOrable the Fifth District
Court for The parish Of Orleans
Two CERTAIN LOTS OF GROUND. with the
buildings and improvements thereon, situated In
bounded By Nberty, Ut. David. Hec0nd and Third
etteets and desiensted - lots Nos u and -; ead
mont ON & cond street, by lis Sset In depth. b.
tween p2allel lines.
Tsrms-Ona.hslf cash aud the balance On credit
Of one aud two years. fSE notes secured BY special
mortgage ON the property, bearing eight DER cent
interest per aAnum. i've per cent attorneys fees
and policy Of insurance transferred.
the expense Of tho purchaser. del6 - 8 js8 "A
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NQTARIES.

A HERO, JR.,
NOTARY PUBLIC AND C0NMIsSIONRR OF DKDa
ono Ne. ~ CO0DoFoenl Phase.
lasspsFe. 1sosuzsd with Ajspatsa, anA lea9yon
Nttsntaen av@ to ~ op1A :
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IN THk MATTER OF TAR MINOR MARIE FRAN
COlSE, ALIAS KLvINA BAUv1R
Second District Court for the Parish Of Orleans
M Is

Second District Court for the Parish Of Orleans
By corner r. s4es.aes s:1 .Ss
On SATURDAY. January Is 1876, will b sold ct
twelve pollock H., ct the Merchants and Auction
eers' E3chanee loyal street betvesn Canal an, and
the honorable tho Second District Court for the
THBRs CERTlIH CONTlaUOgs Lots OF
city. in the square bounded by Craps Or Burgundy,
streets, designsted by the letters 4, ,, G:
Lot @sa,.1S ee = fSss - io Sa. srt e
with half OF the house and e.half Of .
two.story kitchen the house built at the onrnef
Of Craps and Aaxigny streets contains two rooms,
kitchen containing two rooma The whole aEreear
bly, to plan which will b exhibited 1t tho above
Lots and O measuring each 81 feet front on
B. Lot OF GROUND, situated in the sane dis
trict Of this city, in the square unded BY Rlysan
F.lds, Frer cbmen, Derbigny and Roman etreets
Felds street. BY about 100 feet deeps together with
. frame house With slate roof, having tive rooms,
front gallery. closed gallery on the rear. with two
'srge cabinets; ki'chen cistern, garden etc.. Sec
Terms-One-half cash, and the balance 1t one
interest st eight per cent from the day Of Gale.
Cured " on sne e e6 'a9
property, collectible in 1876 and also to bind them
selves to pay the attorneys fees Of ten per cent in
case Of suit to enforce the payment Of the notes
to keep insured the buildings on seid property to
the extent Of said notes, and the policies Of nsur
auc@ transferred to said minors - collateral Sc.
curity.
Acts of sale before Theodule Buisson, notary
public. At the expense Of the purcha sers.
del5 % 81 ja7 Is
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CROICB COMMERCIAL PROPERTY.
WILL KNOWN AND PRO0PKROUU BO0TN1
IN THK FIRST AND SECOND DISTRICTS.
TQR ca ARM la0RRRRH0CNR :.

OPPOSITE TIE .POST0FNCk
THR POPULAR MARTlNEZ PROPERTY.
COFFEENOUSR AND GROCERY CORNRR OF
CAMP AND 0IROD STREETS, AND
THE THRRB THREBETORY BRICK 0TO113
NOS Z78, 10O AND 282 JULIA STREET, FRON1IU0
THE NEw CANAL BASIN. AND FORMING THR
CORNER OF BAEIu STREET. = 3
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1876-01-13

PEOPLES RANK STOCK, AND PEOPLES In
suranoe Company stock, and Valuable Prop
s;ty on l Magazine 'tre*t. in Bu1shs'ii'e now
s6cSSssIoa OF MICHAEL DRAs0ovIoH.
Second District Court fc = he Parish OF Orleans
pY PLAClDE ). SPEAR, Auc1!osssnz
ID Once No: IS Exchange aliey:-THuRSDI:
It public suction, At the Merchants and Auction
ears xxe6a1se. on Royal street between J., Canal ana.
ossF S@ aon
judge Of the eecond District Court for the parish
of Orleans, dated January s. 1876. for account
CERTAIN G LOT OF GROUND, situated lying
and being tn the First District OF this city, and
dessue.sd - M. as in square bounded BY Julia
fsot mont ON said Masasine street. French meas.
ure, by leo feet in depth; together with all the
specializing. Being the seme property which
vas acquired by the laie Michael Draecovich from
Mr.. Jane Gr1mmcnd e. a., BY act Of gale passed
the twelfth Of Decamtet. issa.
4 CERTAlN SQUARE or GROUND. situated in
the ss g Il thu sS. ss.
day day Il Nay, 1853, " < Das@ecouT' deputy sur.
veyoI Of this city, and annexed. tor rwfare &C 70
IN aot pa sed on the said nineteenth day Of May.
1859 before E. q. Gottschsk MOI a'y pub ic III this
Peisrr, kdmund and Bsrlstt streets. and measures
1ss feet inches front ON each Of Henry Cisy ave
nue. and Edmund street. and 23l feet che. line
ali American measure, aud according to said
shetch; together " tn all sid singular the rights,
ways and servitudes thereunto belonging OF in
any wise appe, tanning. without exception or res
ervation whatever The above described prop.
erty belonged to the late Mich -el DrAscovich By
means Of the purchase he made thereof from Will
liam smith. Of this city. - appears by az act
passed before Paul 3. Lsresche . notary bic in
this city. dated the third Of September, 1870.
Terms aid xOnditions-This being the second
and last anction the property will b. definitely
sold to the highest and fast bidder for whatever it
viii bring, on tw. I've mouths credi the pur-
chaser furnishing his bond, with good aud solvent
security 70 be approved BY tho honorable the Sec;
oDd District Court for tho parish Of Orleans. and
rearing ct the rate Of eight GEM from
dat. till paid. With mortgage and vendor lien and
privilege, the csuse Of i've per cent for attorneys
ieAe insurance and al other usual claueos
ActOf sale before - kauer, notary public, et
the expense Of the purchasers.
And 6y virtue of an order from the same honor
able court dated October Il 1873, will be Id, at
the same hour sad pIace-
Ten share. Peoples Bank and thirty shares
Peoples Insurance Company. Or which e7s2 has
beoo paid In cash aud dividends.
Tar.ea-Caah IL a aDOt. las Ia 81 n
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SUCCESSION OF ROSALIE MLLLOr, WIDOW
MAKO CUREL.
Second District Court for tho Parish Of Orlea
No 1886.

Second District Court for tho Parish Of Orleans
No 81, 466. d.
RY g. GUINAULT. AUCT!ONEHR-OFFiCB
ID cerner Of Exchange alley and Bienville street.
MONDAY January a. 1876, at II 4. NJ, win BE- cold,
at No. 238 Royal street between 1t. Philip and Cr-
sulnes streets. by virtue of An order from the
honorable the Second District Court for the parish
of Orleans, dated January IL 1876-
LOT OF HOUSEHOLD fURNlTCRB, consisting
of bedstads, bedding, srmoirs, bookcase, bureau,
sidebcard. sofas, chairs, looking.glAsses. etc.
Also onelot of Wearing Apparel, one Gold Watch.
three pairs OF Gold ksrings one pair Of Gold Spec-
tacles, and one lot Of old Jewelry.
T0rme-CaSh jal2 II "A
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n ters Of Joseph A. Bro On 81 20 III etnor -.
yi;nsDAY, the seventh day Of f<bruary, ISIS, st
d,r :. s's Il. q sd Joseph so
S.css .d chat ia IL nesatme 81 jaSisiai preeeed.
ss:. oa me n st' S1issn. SssmSer a. isss
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STATE VI LOOASAANA'
9xTH DISTRICT COURT nos THs PARISH OF
soss Ae'1 w. s.s ih % = D1 100 A'o
x.-,,v mn IN ~ NM, nav
Hs,es u.s. iaasnsas ". .sadsssd il ~
s sSi asa.es iOliovins. e W;
,n 80 HJaoe 100. WV w. " 'S
IL e
The ~ ana sne S',o S;uS IA 4.H.s1 ~ IN
I'm snt n, SSf.nit Hs,ein snters1 I'M thc vsn.
eo9d Of s e Rs sS., 10000
%snt IL ySs OF p1s pa .ts oGSsnGG, wg .,
sSa Of the
Irore:sy sstxss. theo Il :, u SO further ordered
that defendant ss psS s H.9 SG !" , q so's'
"'sA' 4. sAUClER. Judss.
teGy H. ~; =. ~. .h" IA 1T a... - ~
nnoo ~ - t,rlosn. cn All. th;rtssth Az - ~
oe@eet ~ tSe ~ ~ ~ v1s a'ofo oos 'n0uss00
c'9n M ;als "a FW~MK VAIL. n.rrtv fs.rs,.
=s;T75 .TzTEs 55sT1i3T 6iS6ST.
DISTRICT or LOmsIAuA
RI GER uArrRR OP NATHANIEL. e. covrNo
~ Tn Rsnkrnnt
u..A--e,-N>, xAa
xv,up uunrp xrcHpn vVppRv orvpa NOTICE
xrsxh.n;sIH 0cv;~~esr - 49, s.st.h ~ 81. fFsrson
Sta,e ~ Tnn,sisn~ tn ~" hesn ad;ndceS = hsnE,
r~ns nror hi an msfition ~ thc Dtsfriat Court
eSss ~ Ststricf ~
p HSCHRR Assienee
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No- Y.-o--- !. -..--y :. -. - = =
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,AluQ3FQN &AL,ER.

"~As - .0UsS .131u1Bsusys 81
ID h~A. T. nssTaeMnRY.
GENERAL AUTHORITIES
AID D1AI1o1 ~ NeWaDO0oIrulR,
- ArDeTy Hen, NJ. ~ Cqmo 0essss.
TtveekH aoles a eNsV AeassD1iaa q 49,
ste, g rUf561Ys, f h i Is "a sAf6fSzYs.
3 Anetten 1eea, h % Camp strest. eslsnslni
ea1dveskly salss II HORSES, lln,ae, baegiss, -
rlAgee etc. Ct sales stables, 10 % tarenno street.,
oeaf drayier, On w1oM1DDAyo nj oA1V1lAY6,
oqt deer saass q every dssssiptsea psemptly -
special attention. paiA 70 the sles Of real ssta1s
on4 stocks. 80
Always On hapd thu largest stock Of New Punt
Eare q every variety to Be found in the city, q
nei1g the largest and oldest GafaAlshment q IN
ktn9 IN the South, they solinit portion oe tn
0h0 dealers in furniture. - ~ al IL
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LEGAL H0TIQE ..,,,.,.
sraE STATE - LoUlsEANA. ~ 8
EiFS~ 0RLRAu6. e.
,,.,pu A. BROWn VI. ms CREDlTO80.

"a HRsRBY GIVEN 10 THE CREDl.
~ vtsrs Of Joseph A. Bro ON ed to Ill ether -.
hen ia intsrosted 10 sppsar y the one Of ".
9'eC s.tsil, Ksq. Rotary publsc IN this city. on
~ H.. ion tie purpese II tAkiog INTO
y sderation tho ssplteatiou u ssid Joseph a.
Ssrn inr Q respite md that they ere further
~ srsin-t his person and property ere stayed.
y SSerfs olace, New Orleans, OArsmber 81, 1s75
sSS n fe9 ~ PAUL J. ABA0lB, Deputy Clerk
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DISTRICT OF LOUISIANA
IN rHR MATTE OF NATHANIEL c. CovrNo
ten, Bankrupt.


nVHB UNnERr0NRD HKRRBY GIVES NOTICE
j. Of his eRpoSntment - aesgnee Of the estate
STATE Of LoulsianA, who he's been adjudged hank
rupt upon HE own petition b. the District Court
q odd district.
81 ,. WECHRR, Assignee.
Nav 0rlonno Iannaxv T. 1876 las Is IT
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The weekly Oskaloosa herald. [volume] (Oskaloosa, Iowa) 1855-1885, 1876-10-12
Leighton UOingS.

The farmers have begun gathering corn,
which promises an extra yield.
Oats have been coming into this market
quite rapidly.
The boys have become so EAST" in
Leighton that they "bell" newly welded
couples one night in advance.
The widow Ochthecks dwelling house
with its contents, two miles southeast of
town was burned to the ground one night
last week. We understand that it was
fully insured.
Those boys that played ''freeze out" on
the hill southwest of town, Wednesday
night, must be eclipsed; at least they have
been invisible ever since.
Q. N. Leidy started for Jasper Co., Mo-,
one day last week to visit relatives and
look up new location.
Married, at the residence of the brides
parents, in Leighton, Miss Matte J. Rog-
ers and the Hon. w. p Coroman of Prairie
City, Iowa. Rev Nichols of Monroe, ofIici-
ating.
The Leighton Comedy Company gave
their first entertainment as announced last
week. They had good house but their
stage was too small to show up their pieces
to good advantage. People should not
criticise the boys too strongly, for this was
was their first effort, and you should not
expect to see a full-fedged minstrel per-
Torrance the first trial.
There is one thing should be attended
to in this community, and all lovers of
good order should unite and try to abate
the nuisance of rowdyism at our public
gatherings. Boys or men that cannot be-
have themselves in public to have sense
and shame enough to stay at home. If
they will attend such places and cannot
act as decent people, throw the strong arm
of the law around them and compel them
to behave, or lock them up.
The Pella Blade is out of correspond
ent; "Waxy" has left the single state of
blessedness, threw away her Faber. and
gone to attending to the duties, of the
household. We hope that the new life
hioy w 90 h"ppy 40 ehO poos, dLu ludl lhC
matrimonial sky may always be clear and
the little "Waxys" may ''shoYe" the PEN
Gil with all the ease and grace of the
"Waxy" of '76.
R. D. Marks, our fine-hog man, came
home last week from the Prairie City fair
with his pockets full of ribbons. He took
first premiums on all the stock he entered.
He now wishes he had taken them to the
State Fair.
Lot Greg has sold his farm north of
Leighton.
Some party or parties one night last
week stole T. Haynes span of horses, bri
dies and halters. They were probably
travellers for the horses came back next
day minus the brides and halters. The
horses were probably ridden until the ap-
proach of daylight and then turned loose.
Oct. 8, rs. KYLE
The weekly Oskaloosa herald. [volume] (Oskaloosa, Iowa) 1855-1885, 1876-10-12
A POPULAR ARRANGEMENT.
From Mason City to keokuk Without
Change.

One of the latest and best schemes of
the Central railroad of Iowa, in connec-
ton with the KeGkuk & Des Moines rail-
way, for the accommodation of their in
creasing passenger traffic, is the placing
of through coaches on express trains run
ming daily each way between Mason City
and Keokuk These coaches are supplied
with elegant reclining chairs, and in every
way adapted to through travel. But one
change is required between Keokuk and
st. Paul or Minneapolis The time be-
tween all northern and southern points is
hours in advance of any other route, fand
the additional advantage of through
coaches, makes this line eminently prefer
able.
SoUTHwARD-Leaving Mason City 1:25
p. M; Marshall $50; Grinnell 7:45; Oska-
loosa 7:29; Ottumwa HIS Eldon IL :25
midnight Keokuk 4:15 a. m; arrives at
St. Louis rs p. m.
NoRTHwARD-Leaving Keokuk 700 d.
m; Eldon, 1912; Ottumwa 11:l5; Oska-
loosa 1910 midnight; Grinnell 2:2O a. m. :;
Marshall $50; Ackley Col; Mason City
$50 a. m; st. Paul $3.50 p. m
Connections with intersecting roads are
complete, affording passengers a choice of
routes east and west to all desired points.
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Opening Day at s. Baldauf's.
THE FIRST GRAND FASHIONABLE EVENT
OF THE SEAsoN-THE EXPOSITION
TO BE CONTINUED TO-DAY.

The first grand fashionable event of the
season occurred yesterday. 1t being the
annual fall opening at the beautiful estab'
| lishment of S. Baldauf. Being at the
opening of the season, when the ladies OF
fashion are most anxious as to the coming
style in hat or bonnets, cashmers, color
and material Baldauf's fall opening af,
| fords the best, earliest and most reliable
suggestions. For the enterprising firm
spares no pains or expense to procure the
latest goods and incest styles. Yesterdays
exposition was no exception to those that
have gone before, either as to the beauty
of arrangement, profuse decoration or the
crowds OF interested spectators that
thronged the different departments from
morning till night.
The general effect upon entering the
establishment was that of street dccked
out in Holiday attire. Laces, ribbons,
ties, all kinds of fancy goods charmingly
displayed. The center of attraction how
ever, was the Suit and Millinery depart
ments, the latter new feature, and
hereafter to be made specially, and
which is in charge of artise of skill and
renoun. In trimmings we noticed large
amount of silks and velvets in all colors,
flowers, feathers, plumes, etc. In hats
the display is simply grand; we noticed
one in particular W admired greatly, but
where there are so many, it is impossible
to particularize. The shapes tend toward
simplicity, the ''trooping" style however
prevailing.
In suits we particularly noticed an ele-
CANT black silk and brown Demassee, both
handsomely made and well trimmed. The
many lady readers of the HERALD who
may be disappointed at the briefness of
our description, will be glad to know tina t
the Opening" is to be continued to-day
when they may enjoy one of the rarest
treats of the year.
The weekly Oskaloosa herald. [volume] (Oskaloosa, Iowa) 1855-1885, 1876-10-12
Married..

AWTRY-KROTZER.-A the parsonage in
Grinnell, October 8, 1876 by Rev. L. o. Housed
Mr.. DAVID w. AwTRY and Miss ADDIf
KROTZER.
HAWKINS-FISHER.-A the residence OF
Mr.. VIM. Vernon, Oct. 10th. 1876, by Rev. ]. e
Snowden, Mr.. ADDISON HAWKINS of Lafayette
Ind, and Miss MARY l. FISHER of OskaloOsa.
Hosts of warm friends tender their congratu
lations to the newly welded couple, wishing
for them nought but supreme happiness ant
abundant prosperity. The bride has been fol
years a resident of this city. Mr.. Hawkins has
secured a bride worthy of his purest love ant
devotion. The HERALD adds its best wishes.
MENDENHALL~--CORSE October Sth
1876, by Pres. F. NJ. Bruner, at Christian Chapel
Mr.. THOMAS ELwOOD MENDEMHALL and Mis-:
JENNIE CORsE, all of OskalOosa.
The overlooking assembly of friends at the
chapel on the evening of the marriage of the
happy pair is the strongest testimony to the
kind wishes that attend them. Both have en-
deared themselves to all who knew them by
their agreeable manners and quiet industriou:
habits. May their path grow brighter to the
end.
The weekly Oskaloosa herald. [volume] (Oskaloosa, Iowa) 1855-1885, 1876-10-12
Is YOUR LIVER TOITCHED9

This is an important question, for if the
functions of the liver are in any way dis
ordered, the whole body, and not only the
body but the mind, sympathizes with the
disturbed organ. Bilious complaints are
more common in this country than any
other disease, except Pulmonary Con
sumption and Dyspepsia, and in, at least
seventy-five out of every hundred dyspep
tic cases, the liver is more or less affected
DR.. S. D. HOWE'S Liver Pills is youl
remedy, followed up by one or two bottles
of the Arabian Tonic Blood Purifier sold
by MAYS & BRIGGS, Druggists.
n5w2
The weekly Oskaloosa herald. [volume] (Oskaloosa, Iowa) 1855-1885, 1876-10-12

The following from Hon. j. B. Grin
nell's report of the Central r. R., speaks
well for the employees of that great
thoroughfare: while this has
been remarkable wet season, involving
large outlay, and one of peril to trains
on account of floods, we have had hap
py exemption from accidents and save
from broken rail in winter, an unavoida-
BILE casualty, no injury has happened to a
passenger, and only trivial injury to an
employee, or the property of the Company,
transporting 10000 persons, 800 millions
pounds freight and moving trains of all
classes 400, 600 miles, near twenty times
the circuit of the globe-facts in praise of
the skill, vigilance and sobriety of the
various employees"
The weekly Oskaloosa herald. [volume] (Oskaloosa, Iowa) 1855-1885, 1876-10-12

Hon. John S. Runnells, Supreme Court
Reporter. One of the most eloquent
speakers in the State will speak at court
room, Saturday evening, October 18th.
Turn out and hear him. This will be a
good speech. One of the best that will be
delivered during the campaign. Mr..
Runnells is pronounced, by all who ever
heard him, one of the most eloquent young
men in the northwest.
The weekly Oskaloosa herald. [volume] (Oskaloosa, Iowa) 1855-1885, 1876-10-12

l. FRANKEL s. Co. have. removed their
store to their new room on the north side
of the square. The rooms they have fitted
up are equal in style and convenience to
any in the city, and the immense stock of
goods to be found on their counters is
equal to any west of the Mississippi river.
They have been in business in our city for
several years, and by their fair and square
dealing have won the confidence of the
entire community. When you want any
thing in the clothing line give them call.
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SCHOOL HOUSE BONDS. NOTICE OF

SCHOOL HOUSE BONDS. NOTICE OF
ELECTION.
Notice is hereby given to the qualifi ed
electors of the Independent School Dis
trict of Oskaloosa Iowa, that an election
will be held on the fourth Monday, (23d
day. of October, A. d., 1876, at which a
proposition will be submitted, asking that
the board of Directors of said District be
empowered to issue the bonds of the Dis
trict to the amount of Five thousand dol
lars to enable the Board to complete the
new school buildings in the first and
fourth wards of the city this season, those
electors in favor of said PROPOSE
ton will prepare their ballots with the
| words "For b onds" and those opposed
with the words against Bonds" written
or printed thereon, the said election will
be held at the Office of the "Bashaw Liv-
cry Stable, opposite the Post office, the
polls will be open from nine o'clock, a. m.
until four p. m. of said day.
Done by order, and in accordance with
aresolution passed by the board at their
last meeting viz: on the Cd day of Oct,
1876. r. DUMoNT,
Secretary.
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A REMARKABLE CURE OF LIVER
COMPLAINT.

lIIoN, N. T., Dec. 80, 1878.
DR.. s. ID. HowE-Dear Sir: We have
one case here of gentleman suffering
with dyspepsia, kidney and liver disease,
who has not been able to do any labor for
two or three years past, who has been TAX
ing your Arabian Tonic, which has result.
ed in his going to work at his trade, as
carpenter. Everybody had given up his
case as hopeless, as his situation was gen.
orally known. The effect of the medicine
upon HIM has helped the sale wonderfully.
Please send us one-half gross of your
Arabian Milk Cure, and one-half gross
of Tonic, at once. Respectfully.
L. l. NERRYs & Co., Druggists.
The doctor is constantly receiving such
letters. Sold by MAYS & BRIGGS,
Druggists. n5w2