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The weekly Oskaloosa herald. [volume] (Oskaloosa, Iowa) 1855-1885, 1876-12-14
Over Des MOines River.

EDS. HERALD.-We think the general
health is good now, no new scarlet fever
cases as we hear of, since Tharp's boy, only
8 or 10 youth had that fever, as far as
heard from, and four deaths was the re-
suit. Our corn crop is nearly all gathered.
Our people are moving their hogs to Ed
dyville by numerous loads, nearly every
day recently, John Smith sold 40 at $4.75
per hundred, but IS is paid for recent
sales. Cattle are decidedly scarce for this
region, in comparison to former years, FL.
s. England, says he is fattening two car
loaGs; Taylor, one car load; Mr.. Odem,
ten head, and Jesse Funk and Mr.. Myrick
will fit out some perhaps. We think there
were five times as many cattle on full
feed, in West Des Moines Tp, two years
ago, as now. fear our bank deposits,
will be correspondingly light.
There have been some improvements this
year, Fl. s. England has completed his
c0mmodious dwelling; William Martin,
has finished his new house and moved in,
and while we have q score of fine farm
houses, can mostly be seen at one view,
we believe Mr.. Martin has the finest finish
for $500 that we know of. VIM. Allen,
mot rise up) but the irrepressible English
man. has fenced in 100 acres bought from
John Lacey, has 100 acres of it broken,
was mostly in sod-corn, a comfortable
dwelling (white), two wells, stable, etc.,
besides raising over 100 acres of corn, on
a rented farm, near Mrs. Long, where he
lived until recently. Verify those English
and our Irish citizens are excellent work
ers. South of Bluff creek, David Keener
built new farm dwelling; Richard
Stroud, new dwelling; Doc. Hallowell,
new medicine shop; John Rainsberger,
fine new barn; Smallwood Thompson,
latter Williams war is over has put up
quite fancy white dwelling at the county
line road. Our old settler, John B. Gray,
just on the Monroe side of our county
line, has perhaps the largest farm dwell
ing in this whole region, he had it built
by our excellent builder David Moran
Mr.. Gray has occupied it near one year
and is likely to leave it soon, for
q better mansion above. Mr.. GRAY is
among the first white settlers of Iowa.
being a citizen of Des Moines county,
when Hon. Shepherd Letter was youth.
Mr.. Gray's disease is screfula of the
throat, impeding his hearing. and respira-
ton, and is considered incurable, he has
lived an exemplary life fer years; his fine
cattle have been on exhibition at our fair.
OBSERVER.
DIED, THARP.-In West Des Moines To-.
Dec. 9th, a. m. 1876, EDWARD, son of
Peter and Mary Tharp, aged five yea,s
and one month. Another bright promis-
ing boy has passed over Jordan's swelling
tide, to join that innunerable multitude
on the other shore.
Far from world of grief and sin.
With God eternally shut in.
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BUSINESS CHANGE.-James Clyde, sold
his east side hat and fur store, to Walter
i. Davis and Fred E. Kelly. the popular
young gentlemen who have been running
the store for sometime past. They are
well and favorable known to our people,
and will receive liberal patronage. We
regret to lose Mr. Clyde, and wish him
success wherever he goes.
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ID. ". LoRINe wants $50, 900 in cash.
Nov ny man might have just such wants,
and have no reasonable hope of getting it,
but d. w. has it on his books, and as he
will certainly close them with the year,
some of you may save costs by waltzing
Cup TO the captains Office" and settling.
Read local and adv.
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A DEMONSTRATORS NOTICE.

Notice is hereby given to all persons interes-
ed, that on the 18th day of Nov. A, D., 1876, the
undersigned was appointed by the circuit court
of Mahaska county, Iowa, administrator of the
estate of Benjaman Byers 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 pre-
sent them legally authenticated to said court
for allowance. w. S. MARTIN
Dated Nov. II, 1876. Administrator
ID. X. MOORE Clerk Il
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A SSIGNEE'S NOTICE.

Henry Snyder, of OskaIoosa, Iowa. hay
my SNovember Goth, 1861 made a
S S,n;,i assignment OF his property and
ousIiesS 70 the undersigned for the benefit of
III a vi MS creditors. Therefore, all persons
Enowlng themselves indebted to said Snyder are
notlhed TO come forward without delay and
maze settlement, and all those holding claims
against SAD snyder are requested to present
the same properly sworn to the undersigned
assignee at the old stand on the south side
square. Said claims must be presented within
three months.
Oskaloosa, Nov. 22nd, 1876
12-w6 II. p. BACON, Assignee.
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ORIGINAL roTIcE.

Gibbs Brothers. In the circuit court of the state
VS.. iof Iowa. In and for Mahaska
Il. ID. Foster. )Co., February term, a. d., iSft.
To +. ID. Foster: -,
You are hereby notified that there Is petition
of Gibbs Brothers now on file IN the office OF the
clerk of the circuit court OF the state OF iowa IN
and for Mahaska county, claiming of you the
sum of two hundred dollars, on, promisary
note and asking attachment against your
property, and that unless you appear thereto and
February term, A. d., 1871, of said court, which
viii commence on the third Monday OF February
1871 default will be entered against you and
said petition.
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FALSEIMPRESSION

1t is generally supposed by certain
class of citizens, who are not practical or
experienced, that dyspepsia can not in
v'riably be cured, but VIC are pleased to
say that Green's August Glover has never,
to our knowledge, failed to cure dyspep
sin and Ii er complaint in all its forms,
such as sour stomach, coHIiveness, sick
headache, palpitation of the heart, low
spirits, &c, &C. Out of 10000 dozen bot
ties sold last year, not single failure was
reported, but thousands of complimentary
letters received from druggists of wonder
full cures. Three doses will relieve any
case. Try it. Sample bottles 10 cents.
Regular size 7e cents. For sale by w. r.
Nugent and III. w. Clifford.
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J. F. Bishop, the talented editor of the
Alton Ne,os is writing a story entitled
spirit" which will be presented to the
public through the columns of his paper.
The specimen chapters before us evincs
much talent and the plot of the story from
the beginning is one of interest.
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Nothing makes man so happy as to
get around to the post-office after it is
closed and see letter in his box; to have
his heart whispering that it is from her;
TO dream sweet and tender fancies, hal
lowed with loves sacredness all night, and
10 come down in the morning and find 1t
b:ll of 81 80 for beer and billiards.
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FooT CUT-A gentleman named VIII.
liam Walden. a carpenter. living In the
vicinity of Rose Hill, cut his foot badly
with Mandrake, the corner of the axe
striking him on the instep, cutting fear
full cash and penetrating the bone. He is
a poor man, and the loss of time is heavy
blow to him We learn particulars from
E. NJ. Wymorc of that place.
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AHEAD y

BREAKERS AHEAD"
Wewill extend the invitation to COME
and SETTLE" until the first of January,
after that time the programme will change
to $50 and SETTLE. Let no one by
holding back flatter themselves that by so
doing they will escape the Judgment.
Better come and fix up while the honey
moon lasts. R. P. BACON, Assignee
for HENRY SNYDER
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THE CENTENNIAL ILLUsTRATED.-At
City Hall on Thursday and Friday eve
nings, Dec. 14th and 18th.
Beautiful Artopstic Illumination with
the calcium light, showing interior and OK
terror views of the buildings, with birds
eye views of the grounds in great variety.
also alticles on exhibition. Every person
of intelligence will be greatly interested.
Admission % cents, children 10.
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EDS. HERALD.-We are having a huge
wind and snow storm this morning.
Blowing down considerable fence. Smith
81 Spain are Shipping rabbits and all kinds
of game. They boxed up four hundred
rabbits for Chicago. Our merchants are
doing a fair business. Money is scarce.
Corn selling for 25@30 cents per bushel.
the revival continues in earnest. Child
rem, old men and women are turning to
Jesus. Some person took Nathan Hunts
pocket book with eleven dollars and fifty
cents the other night, while they were
asleep. Solomon,Joy had six dollars TAX
On the same night. Bob Kisor and wife q
new girl baby. Our school is being taught
by Miss Clemmie Perdue and Cleopatra
McAuley; and we are having good
school. Miss Perdue is well thought of;
she is good teacher and a good girl. We
think with John Taylor, that the Co.
Supt. is an improvement
PEORIA, Dec. 9th, rs.
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Sir Knights c. II. Phelps, H. r. Kendig,
l.. L. Hull, w. II. Wray, W.. c. Perdue,
L. F. Robinson, W. II. Needham and
probably others have gone to Marshall
town to assist in organizing the new Com
mandery there. They will have good
time
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LOST or STOLEN.

The undersigned lost her pocket-book
from her pocket Thursday eve, Dec. g.
containing some money and about $3.50 OC
worth of notes, drawn to order of Anna
Shepard, and this is to warn any person
from purchasing the same. Areward will
be paid for their return to
ANNA SHEPARD,
10 Papillion, Neb.,
or to Dr. E. Lewis, Oskaloosa, Iowa.
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BEECHLER'S
is the place to buy that kind
Nuke d DOWN

We have knocked down the prices on
clothing so that there is no need of any
one going ragged. The poor and needy as
well as rich can be clothed very cheap at
10 SCOTT, WILLIAMS 6 Co.
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Council Proceedings.
MONDAY, Dec. II. 1876.

MONDAY, Dec. II, 1876.
Regular meeting.
Present: Councilmen Ayres, Houtz,
Hurst, Levi, Shannon, Scott, McCulloch.
His honor in the chair.
On motion the reading of the minutes
of the last regular and all Intervening
meetings was dispensed with.
REPORTS OF CITY OFFICERS.
The report of the street commissioner
was read and ordered placed on file.
The mayor presented report of fines
and licenses received, also ordered filed.
Chief engineer Chapman reported the
soRdition of the various fire companies,
and recommended that companies No. 2
and 8 receive pay for their services the
same as No. 1.
Councilman Evans moved the recon-
mendation be adopted, and that such sal
aries begin to take effect on the first of
January, 1876. Carried.
REPORTS OF STANDING COMMITTEES.
The street committee reported in favor
of the crossings petitioncd for across FL
len and Jenny Lind, and Ellen and Walnut
streets; also recommended the change of
walk between Marion and Perry streets on
Clay street. On motion adopted
CLAIMS.
The committee on claims reported in
e 4
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FOR THE BEST GOODS
in this market, at the lowest possible pri-
ces, remember the High street store of
Is RICE & HINEsLEY.
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A CoRREcTIoN.-THE HERALD is ever
ready to make corrections, and when the
Standard tells US so emphatically that we
were in error in saying they were 'out of
soap" of course we make proper acknowl-
edgements. But it appears that while
they have an abundance of the saponific
article, it won't wash" worth cent, yet
i. is economical. The fact is Now Dying
Pig has nearly exhausted himself in fur
nishing this kind of soap. He says he
practiced it once in another place, but it
wasn't as hard on him then as now.
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Kidney diseases, dropsy, etc.-All per-
sons afflicted with diseases of the kidneys,
pain in the back, gravel, and all urinary
diseases, diabetes. dropsy, nervous debili-
ty, ETC., should at once try DR.. S. D..
Howe's Arabian Tonic Blood Purifier.
Sold by MAYS & Briggs. DRUGGISTS.
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$4,000 consumptives in the United
States are to-day using DR.. S. D. Howe's
Arabian Milk Cure for consumption. 1t
gives immediate relief, with the most sat
isfactory prospects of being permanently
cured. For coughs, colds, hoarseness.
catarrh, and asthma, it is infallible. No
family should at this inclement season of
the year be without it a single hour, es-
pecially where there are children inclined
to Group. A single dose of the Milk Cure,
if taken il time, may save life. Sold by
Mays & Briggs, druggists. 15w2
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Young men, take your sweetheart to
hear John b. Cough, and in after years
you can take your grandchildren on your
knee and tell them you heard, when you
were young, the greatest temperance
orator that ever lived. Buy your tickets
in time.
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TERRIBLE ACcIDENT-ARM TORN OFF,
Last Thursday afternoon G. NJ. Strain
who is operatingi the frame flour:
ing mill at Beacon, went to the mill to fire
up, and after starting the machinery, in
trying 10 fix the zig-zag belt his right arm
caught therein and in an instant it was
drawn around the cylinder, the bone
broken in several places, and the hand
and forearm torn completely off, and
dropped upon the floor. DR.. ID. A. Hoff-
man of this city, was called, and the arm
being broken SO badly it was necessary to
amputate it above the elbow, which
was done, and the unfortunate man is
doing well as could be expected. He is
worthy young man, and very many here
abouts will regret to learn of his misfor-
tune. He for sometime run the hominy
mills in this city.
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FIRST PREMIUM

FIRST PREMIUM
Silver Medal awarded by the American
Institute, New York City, November 20,
1875.
Judges report of the 44th Exhibition OF
the American Institute, held in the City
of New York, October, A. ID. 1875. .
THE BRANSON KNITTING MACHINE
This machine is extremely simple in
construction. The method of holding the
needles by coil wire band, permits theil
ready removal and is quite effective.
The reversing of the machine and adj
justment of the yarn carrier by the lifted
up needles, is valuable and distinctive
feature of this machine.
GEO. III. WILSON,
Agent, Oskaloosa, Iowa. 15-w3
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THE CENTENNIAL AT HOME
is highly entertaining as well as instruc-
tive illustrated description of the Great
Exhibition, as full of interest for those
who have visited the the Centennial as for
others. AT City Hall, Thursday and Fri
day evenings. Admission 25.
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A PRESENT

The very cheapest Christmas tree you
can get is an Evergreen at Oskaloosa Nur.
sery. 15-w2
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If you will get married you need an out
fit to start you out on the voyage respect
ably. You will find these needfuls at
10 RICE 81 HINEsLEY's.
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$50, 600 WANTED

d. w. Loring gives notice to all with
whom he has accounts, that his books are
ready for settlement. Owing to the con-
templated change in his business he is
DESTROYS that all indebted to him will
come forward and pay promptly and
WITHOUT FURTHER NOTICE. 1914
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PORK

Thatcher & Son are now running their
pork house. buying No. hogs at highest
cash price, and are prepared to fill the cans
of our citizens with good sweet lard. Per-
sons desiring such can be accommodated
speedily. The house is on north Market
street.
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FLOUR FLOUR!l FLOUR!ll
RICE & HINEsIEY's

Fornervous debility, lost vitality, liver,
kidneys, and all blood diseases, use DIR. S.
D. Howe's Arabian Tonic Blood Purifier.
Sold by Mays & Briggs, druggists.
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The first NJ. E. church is being fitted up
at considerable expense and trouble for
Miss Helen Potter. Let the people of
OskalOOsa and vicinity encourage an en-
tertainment of the highest kind by filling
the church to its utmost capacity.
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Do you want nice suit for that partys
II you want one got up in first.class style
and quality GO to SceTT, WILLIAMS & Co.
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Mrs. j. L. Moore has another excellent
stock of new goods, including everything
in millinery and ladies furnishing goods.
Read the advertisement and go and see
what she has. Some of the incest,
sweetest" most beautiful" ties, plumes,
ribbons, collars, cuffs, ETC., and such a
"love of bonnet" as you can get there,
just call and see, after reading the adv.
elsewhere.
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LEGAL NOTICES.
A SSIGNEEs NOTICE.

Notice is hereby given to all parties interested
that on the 4th day of November, y. D., 1876,
James Brown of Mahaska county, Iowa, made
to me general assignment of all of his proper
ty not exempt from execution for the benefit OF
all of his creditors in proportion to the amount
of their respective claims. All persons having
claims against said James Brown will present
them to me properly verified within ninety days
from the date above mentioned.
10 w hNDERSON ASsipnee
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A full line of

BLANK BOOKS, INKS, CHALK,
CRAYONS, SLATE PENCILS, BOX.
PAPER and SCHOOL BOOKS, ETC., ETC.,
just received and for sale at bottom prices
at r. WHITAKER'S News Depot.
13w2
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Miscellaneous books, the poets, fiction,
scientific works, school books, and every
thing in the book and 81 stationary line at
Is REECHIER's
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that is useful and beautiful, is the most
sensible one to make. Of course you
EnnNr fhnf
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Peter Stump and David Newbrand re-
turned Il few days since from their trip to
Germany. They look like their sojourn
in the "Faderland" agreed with them.
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The ladies of the LIST Presbyterian
church will give an oyster supper on next
Friday evening, Dec. 18th, at the resi-
dence of Mr.. Z. Rogers. All invited.
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Everybody who has not heard Siddons,
Dickinson, Logan and Cough must hear
Helen Potter.
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L0omis Centennial at Home" is win
ming the heartiest applause from the peo-
pie and the press. At the City Hall,
Thursday and Friday evenings, Dec. 14th.
10Th.
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An unusual scene was witnessed at the
Quarterly meeting of the NJ E. church at
Montezuma on last Sabbath; the occur
renee of three funerals in the same day
from the same church. At II, Rev. A. V.
Kendrick preached the funeral sermon of
Willie F., son of Frederick Zorn, a child
of five years of age, who died of diptheria.
In the afternoon at two, Rev. B. F Shane
preached discourse upon the occasion of
the funerals of two persons: Miss Evaline
Mckee, aged %, who died at Des Moines,
of spine disease; and Louisa, daughter of
MIR. w. A. Scott, aged three years, who
died of Group. There was still fourth
funeral in Montezuma on the same day, of
a child who died of diptheria.
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DR.. 8. D. Howe's Arabian Milk Cure, if
directions are correctly followed, dissolves
the mucous or phlegm, which stops the
air passages of the lungs. Its healing
properties act upon the irritating surface
OF the lungs and throat, penetrating to ev-
cry diseased part, relieving pain and en-
tirely subduing all inflammation. The Ara
bian Tonic invigorates the digestive or
gans, restores the appetite, strengthens
the debilitated, purifes and enriches the
blood, and expels from the system the
corruptions which scrofula breeds upon
it. Sold by Mays & Briggs, druggists.
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Census.
Married.

STRANGERS
as well as old settlers will find it to their
INTEREST
to buy anything they want to
EAT or EAT ON at
ST.. BUTTONS CASH STORE,
under City Hall. 15-w2
Elegant work boxes and writing desks
at BEECHLER's Is
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We have bran new sewing-machine,
never been unlocked, which will be sold
cheap, far below market-price, for cash;
or traded for wood or coal Call and see
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A little girl about six or seven years old,
giving the name of Mary Adair, from some
where in the west part of the State, arriv-
ed in the city by the c. B. s. @. Railroad
Saturday evening. She claims that she
was sent away from home by her step
mother, with orders to go to the residence
of an aunt living in Mahaska county.
The little girl had only a few cents in
money when she arrived, and is here yet,
unable to tell what part of that county she
wishes to go to. 1t is very strange case,
and why anyone should send such little
girl away alone, seems curious. At pres
ent she is ut the residence of VIM. Nc
Clone. Ottumpa Courier, Dec. 4.
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Choice Fruits at Vernon's. Oranges,
California Pears, Dates, Figs and Canned
goods. cheap.
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Read local of DR.. Arnold's cough syrup
at Nugent's.
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Everybody who has heard Siddons,
Dickinson, Logan and Cough will want to
hear Helen Potter.
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BEECHLER BROS,
HOLIDAY GOODS.

drug and book store on the east side, is
the place to get good, nice, beautiful and
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L. Root Is buying turkeys, chickens and
butter at fuckers old stand Oskaloosa,
and Nickcrs egg house at New Sharon
Read adv
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You will never forgive yourself if you
fail TO hear Cough and then perhaps it
may save you from drunkard's grave.
Take warning in time before it is too
late.
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Our Supplement is full of good reading,
and contains the advs. of some of our best
business men. Read it all.
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Don't be angry if after having put off
buying your tickets for Cough until the
last day, you find out that all the good
seats are taken. Numbers are coming
from other towns and orders are now in
for nearly two hundred seats.
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Evergreens at Oskaloosa Nursery. For
Evergreens from six to ten feet 30 and rs
cents,