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The weekly Oskaloosa herald. [volume] (Oskaloosa, Iowa) 1855-1885, 1876-11-02
THE osKALoc ga HERALD.
LEIGHTON & NEEDHAM, Editors.
THURSnAY N0vEMpEp Q 1875

FOR NONRESIDENT,
WILLIAM a. WHEELER
OF NEW YORK.
For Presidential Electors of the State at Large,
JNo. VANVALKENBURG, of Lee Co.
WILLIAM =. HEPBURN, of Page Co.
For Presidential Electors.
LIST DfStrtct-RUTLEDGE LEA, of Van Buren, Co.
I'd District-WALDo NJ. POTTER, of Clinton Co.
8d District-M. n. JOHNSON, of Wnneshiek Co.
eth DiStrict-W. V. LUCAS, of Bremen Co.
dh District-R. HOWE TAYLOR, of Marshall &c.
9Th Distrfct-W. o. CROSBY, of Appanoose Co.
It'll DiStrtct-G. L. GODFREY, of Polk Co.
Sth District-Wm. NJ. BROOKS, of Fremont Co.
9th DistTict-I. N. KIDDER, of Boone Co.
The weekly Oskaloosa herald. [volume] (Oskaloosa, Iowa) 1855-1885, 1876-11-02

County Ticket.
For Representative,
JOHN DODDS,
of Adams Township.
For Clerk of the Courts,
ID. Il. MOORE,
of Prairie Township.
For Recorder:
WILLIAM II. COWAN,
of Oskaloosa.
For Member Of Board,
SAMUEL GILMORE,
of Cedar Township.
The weekly Oskaloosa herald. [volume] (Oskaloosa, Iowa) 1855-1885, 1876-11-02
County Ticket.

For Member COngreSS-6th Congressional Dist
HON. Z. s. SAMPSON.
For Circuit Judge, 9Th JLidiIlidl District,
L. @. BLANCHARD.
The Osceola times., 1876-05-06
AN ORDiNANCE,
Providing for the Better PrOtec.
tion Against Fire.

pE IT ORDAINED, by the Town
~ Council of the incorporated
town of Osceola, as fellows
SEC. |. That it shall be the daty
OF the Marshal to examine, from
tine to time, ell chimneys, fiucs,
stove-pipes, etc, in the town Of
OsceoIa ; and wherever he fnds
one defective or unsafe, to order
the occupant of the premises TO
put the same in good order.
SEC. 2. That if tho occupant Of
said premises whsreon any ehia-
ney, flus, etc., condemned aAd or
dcred repaired by tho Marshal, re-
fuse or neglect TO put the sa~o in
good order within three days from
the giving Of said order, tho Mar
shall shaIl report this fact to the
mayor, who shall fine the deliR-
quent in the sum Of two dollars for
each and every day that he neg
lects or refuses to repair the same,
unless good and sufficient cause he
shown why the same has not, or
should not, be done.
Approved April TIN, 1876.
JouN l.. DRIVER, Mayor,
G. IL. GAYLORD, Recorder.
The Osceola times., 1876-05-06

Some sharp Elsck Of eolorsd
preacher (so-called), travelling
through the county, stopped here
for fow days, aud by bis CAB, sue
ceeded IN exciting much feeling
among tho members Of the eolsred
Baptist and Methodist churches.
The respective school boards sf
said churches got somehow mixed
up in the affair, and for . while
matters threatened 10 become se-
rious, but the timely Interference
and wiso counsel Of some Of the
leading citizens brought peace to
tho disturbed elements. We would
advise our colored citizens to watch
closely all struggling so-called pub
lie speakers, and on the least slga
or disposition to SOW seeds Of dis
sens or, give 'cm q free ride on Q
log down the liver. Lot Us have
peace.
The Osceola times., 1876-05-06
EDITORIAL.

Next Neaday the county Demo,
cratic eonyention will meet, and
US we hear of but Little excltsment
or wrangling oven the many aspi-
rants, We presume the people have
settled upon whom they are 10 IL
struct for popl nation. Assuming
this to be the case, we will not an
ticipate the action Of the cenvsn'
ton, but await its action with pa
tisnss, feeling assured that whs1-
ever Instructions may be given wild
be for the best interest Of the entire
state.
The Osceola times., 1876-05-06
AN ORDINANCE,
Providing for the PunishMNat Of
Offenders.

Section five of this ordinance
is amended, so as to read rs follows:
BE 1T ORDAINED, BY the
Town Council of tho Incorporated
town of Osceola, as follows
Any person who shall wilfully
discharge any gun, LiAtol, or other
fire arms inside the incorporate
limits of this town, except in the
defense Of bis person or property,
shall bs fined not less than one ~
nor more than ten (io) dollars for
each ofsnse.
Approved April 7, 1876. ~
J. l. DRIVER, Mayor,
G. IL. GAYLORD, Recorder.
The Osceola times., 1876-05-06
NOTICE.

Notice is hereby given that the pub.
hs schools for school district No. I,
will commence next Monday, the 9th
inst. In order to accommodate all the
pupils of the district, the schools will
Re divided as follows Prof. R. Dog
gett will take charge of the senior
classes, at the Driver school house, and
Mrs. M. A. Goodrich, the junior
classes, at the Goodrich house. Patrons.
will take notice and govern themselves.
accordingly, !. z. F.lrs.
Trustee.
The Osceola times., 1876-05-06
To the Taxpayers Of Mississippi
County.

Owing to the fact hat the tax.
books of this county have been
kept open for the past three years,
some errors have unavoidably crspt
into the list of delinquents pub
lished in the TINES of to-day, and
being anxious TO correct all that
are brought to my notice without
extra expense to the taxpayers,
the state, or myself, ] most earaest-
Iy request all parties who may do
t Get crrers in tho published list 20
report the same 10 me without de-
lay, and | will rectify them.
Very respectfully,
JOHN B. DRIvER,
Collector Mississippi County.
The Osceola times., 1876-05-06
DISSOLUTION NOTICE.

The partnership heretofore ex,
isting under the name and style
Of F. NJ. Pettey 4 Co. is this day
dissolved by mutual consent.
j. l.. Driver Is alone authorized
to use the tlrn name in liquidation,
and who will continue tho business
At the old stand, whsre q choice
stock OF drugs and medicines will
be kept constantly on hand.
+. N. PETTEY
J. l.. DRIVER,
May 4, $50.
The Osceola times., 1876-05-06

DELINQUENTTAXS SALE.

Tho asds and o parts Of lots returncd dclaqucnty Col
'to OF hsSsFW ounty together with and pcaay
following iaLvjx - -" '''
The silver state. [volume] (Unionville, Nev.) 1870-1903, 1876-01-17

DARTIEs WISHING TO LEASE OR PrR-
chase Lots in the town Of Winne-
muccs. are hereby notified that al ap-
plications for the same, or ON business
relating thereto, should be addressed to the
undersigned at Sacramento, where they will
receive prompt attention.
~ Those occupying lands belonging to the
company, without having bought or leased
the same, are also notified to attend to the
matter without delay. and avoid tro Tile.
nol5tf ID. II. MA lELL.
The silver state. [volume] (Unionville, Nev.) 1870-1903, 1876-01-17

Agent for the celebrated SINGER SEWING
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DR.. WHITTIER,
6i7 st. CharIes street, ST. Louis, Mo.

n1lhT01AP 4 Ifeedy asS ,sdicaf esys
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The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1876-07-27
SNAKES FROM GEORGIA..
The Specimens shown by MIR. Yonee and the
Interesting stories that lie Tells.

Interesting stories that lie Tells.
A box forwarded from Georgia to Mr..
George Yonge at the once OF the Central Rail-
road Of Georgia, 400 Broadway, contains snake
seven feet nine Inches long, ten to twelve inches
In girth, and with thirty-two rattles and q but
ton. II was met near Its abiding place, st.
Slmon's Island, by young physician who spells
a deal Of alcohol every year In preserving speci-
mems. He wished TO take this nne specimen
alive. He tied buckskin thong In loop to the
end Of long pole. Holding IL out to the rattle
snake, he soon got the long fangs entangled in
the loop, and then hauled the snake home.
There Is also In the box nne specimen OF the
king snake. al re species. 1t Is as long as the
oig rattlesnake. but lighter IN color, less than
one-third the glrth, and with a mead not more
than one sixth as large. GsOrgians say that the
king snake will wind himself around a rattle
snake and crush 1t TO death. A six foot rattle-
snake Is shown upon which the doctor expert
mented as TO how long IL coul live without
food. AT the end Of nineteen months aud nine
A Georgian. IN the once Of the Georgia Gen.
trail, shows a scar on his foot where he was Bit
ten py rattlesnake when he was small boy.
He didn't go home " till IL began to hurt" He
says that a physician gave him whiskey, and
drew out the poison by quitting live Goals In a
silver ladle. and holding IL close to the bite.
The bottom OF the ladie turned green, as did the
inner ase vein on his eg ana his e
YOU go through the woods there at night you
down. II you sit down To undress In order to
batne in one OF the little streams. you have to
keep mighty sharp look out not to feel some
| thing crawl up your back. l remember joke
| on an old gentleman who sat down that way on
| grass Just back OF the log. She few at him
| and gave him sharp peck. The old gentleman
didn't wait to dress himself. He just made a
| bee line for the house. and yelled out that q
| snake bad bit him. But after they cauterzed
| him and gave him some whiskey there we Q no
| IN consequences. Down on the Alatamaha, The
hands used to tell me, us they rowed through
| the oyerhanging trees they could see bundles oi
snakes coed up together among the branches
and sometimes, wnen the boat would strike
tree, they would drop down, great throng oil
| them, which would wrigge about like bunct
| OF angle worms. Why, down on the Rational
| creek, YOU can take nsh gig aud catch 1--WE
| hundred snakes day, between water mecca
| sins, black snakes and 50 on"
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1876-07-27
THE ACCUSED JUSTIC rs.
What was Revealed Mt tho Examination In
Jamaica Yesterday.

Ex-Judge Elias 8. Beach, of Oyster Bay,
yesterday sat In the Town Hall In Jamaica a.
referee to take testimony In the cases OF the Ja-
maica Justices OF the Peace, George H. Bennett
and Henry s. Lott, accused OF malfeasance In
once. The complaint was originally made BY
taxpayers OF tho town, members OF an organi-
zation known as the Farmers Protective Union,
and attention to the matter was Induced IN part
by tho fact that at the last annual meeting OF
the Town Auditing Board the charges for GRIM
inaI business were found to be considerably
larger thar In any previous year.
1t Is specifically charged against Justice Ben
nett that he has made bills for the same services
against both the town aud the county, and COL
lected them, OF attempted to do so that he has
charged for the trial OF cases which were never
tried; that he has collected fines which he has
not paid over to the County Treasurer, as re-
CURED by law, nppropristing the hnes to his own
use and that he has multiplied cases OF va
grancy through oollusion with certain or the
town constables, and thus made his bills much
larger than necessary or lawful.
The charges against Justice Lott are similar.
Both, however contend that the charges will
not be sustained, aud that they will be able to
stood is simply to take tn To- tim ony as offered,
and submit 1t without opinion to the General
Term Of the Supreme Court, before which an
application has already been made Tor the dis
missal OF the Jus Ices from office.
Justice Lofts c use was considered yesterday,
Clerk, who testified that there was no record OF
conviction m the case OF William Van Drunt
Howard. charged with and fined for assault aud
battery John w. Brinckernof, Supervisor Of
the town, who identified Lofts bill as
audited by the Town Board, but could
items thought to have been cut down |;
Daniel d. hendrckson, who testified as to a
charge made az inst him by one OF his farm
hands, which for some reason never was pressed
j. u. PETER, constable, who testified to receiv-
ing certain fines from VIM. Van Brunt Howard,
which he paid over to Justice Lott, but which
had never been recorded Mr.. Howard himself,
who gave testimony corroboratlng that OF
PETER County Treasurer q. Edward CARL, VIII o
testified as to the manner OF receiving and re-
cording fines from the Justices. showing that
they were not stated specifically, but IN the az
greeate Abraham II. Remsen, constable. who
testified as to a multiplication OF charges 10 a
case Of disorderly conduct, and others. The
most direct testimony against the Justice was
In the Howard case, IN which his bill against the
town showed thar he had entered two fines fol
SO ana 50 respectively, while PETER swofe that
he had collected s25 aud $40, an aggregate Of s35
and paid IL To Lott.