The weekly Oskaloosa herald. [volume] (Oskaloosa, Iowa) 1855-1885, 1876-08-24

THE osKALoosA HERALD
LEIGHTON & NEEDHAM, Editors.
THURSDAY, AUGUST "a, 1876.
Benson's locals.
L. l.. IIulPs Locals
Read C. Huber & Bro
s J. Dutton has locals
Read Johnson's ice local.
Read City Hat Store locals
Read Phelps & Gould's locals.
w H. Shaw d Co. local notices.
Read announcem snts elsewhere.
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Read Frankel's "f)r rent" notice.
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Read Nichols boot and shoe locals.
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Rice & Hinesley in another column.
Read Warrington & Cummin's locals.
Read the numerous locals of Levi Ham
bleton.
II. W. Clifford has numerous locals il
this issue.
The Democracy have finally killed thu
bounty bill.
Miss Salie Cox has returned from her
Indiana visit.
Read the local notice of J. s. Mcclellan
Warm meals.
Read for sale, piano and organ locals OF
w. Tenant.
Read Boyer & Barnes numerous locals
and profit thereby.
L. B. Ayres makes some calls this week
besides his usual locals.
Bring in all kinds of fruits and place
them on exhibition at the fair.
Reuben Whitaker and family have re-
turned from their northern trip.
Geo. w. Hale and Geo. w. Lafferty left
for the Centennial last Saturday.
Ed. Howard has returned to the paren-
tai roof after q six weeks Eastern tour.
Thanks TO Mrs. Tobias Leighton for two
beautiful Centennial birth day bouquets.
Il. NJ. Beatty has IA grist of locals this
week that are interesting and instructive.
Preaching in the morning at the Bap-
list church, by the pastor, Sunday next
(27th).
Willard q Loring are just now receiving
large additions to their stock of goods
See locals.
Evening services will be resumed in
Congregational church first Sabbath in
September.
c. T. Willard is in Philadelphia taking
in the show. lie has been absent about
three weeks.
Read Stcddom 81 Sons advertisement in
this paper They arc honorable dealers
in Berkshircs.
Geo. w. Miller's little boy had his arm
broken last Saturday while wrestling with
another lad.
Isnh MpRriIn nF IA Ellnra TaHnoP
dropped in II few moments while in the
city last week.
Remember you do not have to pay but
small entry fee at our fair this fall,
Aug 20 to Sept. list.
The show of apples at the fair will excel
all previous years. 1t will pay you to
come and see them.
Third degree work i'm Tr-luminar lodge,
next Thurday night, Aug. 20. A full at
tendance is desired.
DIR. w. X. Neugent was called to Osce-
ola Tuesday night on account of sickness
of his little daughter.
l. &. Green returned from the Centen-
. NAL last week. lie visited his old home
in Ohio while absent.
Willard 81 Loring are now Offering an
extensive line of dress goods at less than
cost to close the season.
Make your entries early at the fair and
give the officers an opportunity to arrange
all articles to the best advantage
Mr.. and Mrs. Ad. Naylor, of New Sha-
ron, and Mrs ID. II. Moore of Oskaloosa,
left for the Centennial Thursday last.
Bring your vegetables TO the fair in
large quantities and carry home n cash
premium. Only ten per cent. entry fee.
Harry L. Spencer left some days since
for visit to Massachusetts, the Centen-
NAL, and a short stay among old friends
in Ohio.
The Rose Hill and Oskaloosa base ball
clubs will play game at the grounds near
the Rock Island depot at this place this
afternoon.
Judge Sampson is at home. The citi-
Zens rendered him an enthusiastic recep-
ton as we learn from Mr.. Hoover, the
mail agent.
Remember the officers of the fair offer
liberal premiums on best flowers and floral
ornaments Bring out your articles and
take a premium.
X. G. Naylor has another invention. II
is nut-lock, something to prevent nuts on
machinery from working loose 1t is APP
parently good thing
Remember the temperance meeting at
Presbyterian church next Monday even.
ing business of importance will be trans
acted. All are invited
ADS. FOR DAILY. Get your ads ready
for the daily at county fair. We will call
for them .to-day.or tomorrow This is one
OF the best means of advertising.
The Oskaloosa socialists went over
to the city of Rose Hill last Friday in or.
der to get scooped. The score stood IS
for Rose Hill to 90 for Oskaloosa.
Some rascal or thief threw half bricl