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Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1876-12-10
THE RICHMOND COMPANY.
Official Figures for the Yea,

VAsehhA FIGURES JOE bne IeRT.
We extract from the London Mining
Journal, of November 18th, the sub.
joined with reference to the Richmond
Mining Company: 1
Richmond Consolidated, 8 to 81, ex.
div; the usual weekly telegram gives
the weeks runfas SIS, 700. 1t appears
that the managers report has again
been delayed in transmission for about
the sixth time in the last six months.
The Directors have issued their state
ment of accounts for the year ending
August 81, with q report. An addi-
tional document Is sent TO the share
holders on this occasion in the shape of
condensed abstracts of all previous &C.
counts, showing at a glance the receipts
on capital account, and how the money
has been expended, the profits made
from year to year, and how distributed
or appropriated. 1t is shown in this
abstract that the mine has made a net
profit of 272, 1911, of which 1870, 1851. SIS.
has been paid in dividends, 78,170i. 13s.
Sd. used on capital account, and the
balance carried forward. The mine is
thus proved to have earned 2.297t. los.
I'd, more than its whole capital up to
Aug. 81; and as the profits for Septem-
Der and October are estimated at TO-
000J., the net earnings at present
amount to 22,297I. los. I'd. over the cap
ital of 270.000i. As the accounts prove
that the advances made by the bullion
agent are much more than covered by
bullion in his hands, the company is
virtually clear of debt; and the last
paragraph in the "report," thus sums
m h, aanr y..S<v, ~ Tho nnn
pany: I'm conclusion, the Directors
congratulate the shareholders on the
fact that the accounts now submitted
show, that whilst the debentures are
fully represented by bullion and other
revenue assets, there are undivided
profits on hand amounting to about
2S, 000i. over and above the largely in
creased value Of the mining proper
ties. the machinery, steam : engines,
plant, refinery, furnaces, and other
buildings, together with the valuable
reserves of ore already developed, and
which are increasing daily beyond the
present smelling power OF the COM
pany." The result of the whole year
Is disappointing as to immediate re-
suits, referable no doubt to the great
difficulties and disappointments CON
nccted with the having for the first six
months to deal with the immense mass
OF ferruginous ore that unex pectedly
presented itself, aud had to be used be-
fore the richly loaded ores at its
back could be obtained. The profits
made since this difficulty has been
overcome, and the vast mass OF good
smelling ores now laid open, point to a
return of former rates Of profit, to
which the recent rise In silver will ma
terially contribute.
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l.. A. HALL,
The weekly Oskaloosa herald. [volume] (Oskaloosa, Iowa) 1855-1885, 1876-09-21

Milton Howard had a valuable h orse
choke to death with oats a short time ago.
X. Redman lost his fine three year old
stallion Wednesday morning.
Wednesday, John Adair was arrested
for selling "corn juice" contrary to law,
Squire Stoddard told him $35 would let
him down. He counted out the necessary
amount, and then Jumped the town..
Monday night, Henry Miller proprietor
of the bug Juice" Saloon south of the
railroad, got into an alteration with some
railroad lrishmen at the depot concerning
the juice of pint of whisky, and in the
scuffie that ensued Miller cut the Irish
mans thumb off at the second Joint. We
understand that razor was the weapon
used. A warrant was sworn out for Mil
ler's arrest but he Skipped out" and h as
not been heard of since. Miller has ac-
complished himself, what our citizens
have been trying to do for the past year,
the cleaning out of the saloon nuisance
in our town. Leighton is now clear of
saloons and now is the time to prevent in
the future a repetition of the past by
putting a stop to the establishment of an
other saloon in our midst. 1t will be o
great deal easier to prevent it at the start
than 1t will be to route it after it once
gains foothold, as has been proven by
our past six months exp erience. In this
case as all others the old adage holds
good. "An ounce of preventive is worth
a pound of cure"
Leap year is having its effects in Leigh
ton as elsewhere. Another marriage is
actually talked of.
The Sunday school picnic Saturday was
a failure. The wet weather wore out
the appointm ents.
The Greenbackers will have grand
rally and war dance here on the 22nd
Several "big guns" will be in attendance,
among them-Conley their candidate for
Congress.
Monday morning our solitary Tilden
man rushed FINANCIALLY down street, ex-
claiming. We've got him! We've got
him" cold Hayes hain't paid his taxes"
"The Times tells the truth" etc. Thurs
day he went to work again remarking that
it was thin dodge of the Chicago Times
to get us democrats to subscribe for it.
KYLE.
Leighton Sent 10 1879
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Richland Township Correspondence
GRANVILLE, Iowa,
September 10, 1876.


EDS. HERALD AS Ihave not seen any
thing from Granville in the HERALD for
awhile, / will give you fewitems.
We have had considerable rain for the
last week or two, which will make the corn
crop later than it would have been. Wheat
was not of much account around here this
year.
The Good Templars organization of this
place had a picnic in Mr. T. Baldwin's
grove on last Saturday, which was attend
ed by about one hundred and fifty people,
who seemed to be having good time.
The exercises opened with prayer by the
Rev. James Ryan, after which followed
speeches and music The speeches were
made by Rev. r.. DUNCAN, of Oskaloosa,
Rev. James Ryan, Miss Woods, of New
Sharon. Music was furnished by the
Martial Band of this place.
Our public school opened on the 18th of
this month with about forty-five or fifty
scholars in attendance.
Mr.. T. NJ. Oaks. formerly resident of
this county, but now of Shelby county, is
paying q visit to his relatives and friends
at this place.
There is plenty of late fruit around this
place.
good many of the farmers around
Granville are doing their fall blowing.
There is but little sickness around here
this fall, considering the bad weather we
have had of late.
Yours, respectfully,
LESLIE III. NEEDHAM.
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HOWARD.

EDS. HERALD.-Richland is right side up
with care. Business lively. Peter Appel
and Thomas Redpath have gone west for
a big lot of cattle they are going to feed.
All are pleased with the nominations last
Saturday, we want big majority this
fall. Mrs. Ellsworth was buried here
yesterday; the first death since the death
of Jacob Hull near Granville week ago;
he was a christian gentleman. The schools
are all going finely. Josh Vancleave has a
little centennial baby, weighs two pounds
and half. HIGHLANDER.
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improvements.

Moses Novels, barn 20x26, 16 feet high.
John Paaget, addition to store room on
High street 12x20.
j. L. Jones new house, 16x14, ell 12x12
story and half at Muchachinock.
L. B.!Kendig house story and ahalf, 19x
26 ell 12x14 at Leighton.
Dennis Tanner addition to barn 12x27.
G. r. Troy new building, 16x30.
j. B. Hickey is adding anew addition to
his residence on Main street, by putting
on another story. When completed it will
add much to appearance, and no doubt to
convenience.
Rev. J. B. Shearer, new house, 16x24
one and one-half stories.
John Malone, new house, one and one
half stories.
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PILES ANDFIsTULA CAN REc1rRED

PILES AND FISTULA CAN BE CURED.
DR.. Winship of Ottumwa will be at the
Downing House IN Saturday of each week
for the next four wee ks and would be
pleased to meet all those that are. afflicted
with piles fistuia and all rectal diseases,
and to convince all persons who have any
any doubts, the DR.. agrees to forfeit
twenty-five dollars for any case he fails to
cure. The treatment is painless as no
knife, caustic or ligatnre is used. The DIR.
asks no pay unless the patient is cured.
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AUCTION SALE OF SCHOOL-HOUSE

AUCTION SALE OF SCHOOL-HOUSE
BUILDINGS AND LOTS.
In accordance with a resolution passed
by the board of directors of the independ-
ent School District of Oskaloosa, Iowa, on
the 2lst day of August, 1876, the property
known as the Gospel Ridge" and also
the Normal" school building and lots
will be offered for sale at public Auction
at the front door of each house, on Mon
day, October end, 1876, between the hours
of one and four o'clock p. m, of said day,
(the Gospel Ridge" will first be offered, }
said resolution being in words and figures
as follows, to wit:
Res0Iged, That the secretary be author
lied to advertise the Gospel Ridge and
Normal school-houses and lots for sale at
Auction to the highest bidder, on the
second day of October 1876, on terms as
follows viz: One-third of the purchase
money payable ON the day of sale; one
third in one year and one-third in two
years thereafter, the deferred payments
to be secured by note and mortgage on
the property purchased, and to draw in
terest at the rate of ten per cent per
annum, interest payable annually, posses
sion of said property will be retained until
January LIST. 1877. The board reserves
the right to reject any or all bids.
Resolution adopted August 81, 1876.
Attest, r. DUMoNT.
81 Secretary.
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Propositions will be received at the Of
flee of the Co. Auditor until noon Sept.
%, 1876, for furnishing the county offices
with firewood until Sept LIST, 1877.
The wood must be dry and sound oak 81
hickory, cut feet in length, and placed
in the woodhouses of the several offices.
By order of the Board of Supervisors.
GEO. A. Ross
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CARELESS. "A very careless trick hap
pened IN the west part of town last Fri
day, that resulted in the injury and might
have caused the death of little child of
John Ream's. Some parties were driving
a COW, and getting her scared, commenced
running her, riding over plank walks with
their horses, breaking the boards and do
ing other damage. Two of Mr. Ream's
daughters were coming up the walk from
the house, when some one called to them
and they jumped aside just as the mad
beast made lunge at them, catching the
younger, six years old, on her horn, tear
ing her dress, bruising her breast with the
horn, and throwing her violently against
a tree. Her hat fell off and the driver fol
lowed so closely that his horse stepped on
her hat and mashedit. Such carelessness
is criminal.
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We employ workmen who will repair
your boots and shoes in the neatest style of
the art at lowest possible price. Remem-
Der we have the facilities for redeeming
our warrants on any goods we warrant to
you free of charge.
]. e. GREEN & Son.
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CASH

is the magic word which will attract the
attention of everybody. 1t is the word
E. NJ. Beatty uses when he purchases his
goods, and that is the reason he can offer
them To Won of co lou O finrro
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The uSoutb S;5ou De-. J

The "South Side" Boot and Shoe
house of !. G. Green & Son is receiving
the largest stock of goods ever offered at
retail in this city. 1t embraces every
thing in their line and the prices are down
to hard pan. Economic by buying your
goods of them. You will find they will
sell you superior goods for a very little
money.
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Buy the Golden Bucket" collar from
Morris L. Levi, and he will walk out Gen.
Ben Butler for your inspection. Stacks
and stacks of undertaking of all kinds
and varieties for sale cheap by
MORRIS L. LEVI.
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To Henry Myers and wife, Sept. IA. twin boys.
Sh pounds each. Stoves sc lis cheaper now.
To w: z. Vernon and wife, Thursday Sept
14th, boy.
To Geo. Brown and wife, Sept Is, a 10 Id boy
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NoTIcE.-The annual election of Forest
Cemetery Association will be held on Mon
day, 4th of October, 1876, for the purpose
of electing a President, Vice-President,
Treasurer, Secretary and one Director. To
be held at the office of J. Rhinehart at two
o'clock, pm. CARY COOPER,
Sec
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Do not fail to read the new advertise
ment of Ii. T. Wright, hardware dealer,
one of the best men in Iowa. He has a
big stock of everything in his line, and
will sell as cheap as any one. Call on him
at his New Sharon store.
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DR.. w. r. Nugent has new advertise
ment of Eucalyptus, elsewhere; also a
lot of locals. DR.. N has fine stock of
drugs, has recently refitted his rooms, and
is now ready to sell you anything in his
line
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Married.

D-SOUTHWICK.-At the residence of
the brides mother, Sept. 18th, by Rev. C. L.
Stafford, Mr.. ELIAS BIRD and Miss CYNTHIA
SOUTHwICK.
CHILTON-SCIPLE.-At the residence of the
bride mother, Sept. 18th, by Rev. C. l.. Stafford,
Mr.. ABRAHAM Chiffon and Miss EMMA C.
SCIPLE.
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MONEY TOTOAN

Applications received for loans of $1,000
and upward for to 5 years on city and
farm realty. ELISHA Cook.
The Oskaloosa Coal Company are de-
livering coal on short notice to any part of
the city Leave orders with Henry L.
Briggs at Mays & Briggs drug store.
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FALSE IMPRESSION.

1t is generally supposed by certain
class of citizens, who are not practical OF
experienced, that dyspepsia can not in
variably be cured, but we are pleased to
say that Green's August Glover has never,
to our knowledge, failed to cure dyspep.
sin and liver complaint in all its forms,
such as sour stomach, costiveness, sick
headache. palpitation of the heart, low
spirits, &c, &c. Out of 80, 1000 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 Fl. w. Clifford.
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There is an old adage which says,
"There is nothing like leather" But now
it reads in addition, Brought to E. NJ.
Beatty's Boot and Shoe Store. North
side, Osk. Iowa.
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Amos Kemble has made arrangements
to can cherries, raspberries and every
kind of fruit for parties who desire such
work done. He will furnish cans, or SIM
ply do the work as desired. He is ready
now to begin, and will endeavor to accom-
modatc. Bring on your fruit. Call and
see him and talk about il.
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The best line of Wooden, White and
Fancy Shirts at lower prices at Morris L.
Lewis than any other house in the city.
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Porte WEIGH had a meeting the other
night at the court room, and about the
only thing he managed to get off worthy
of notice, was that he now stood where
the Republican party stood in 1862, so far
is finances were concerned. If Porte has
good luck he will get along. He is only
fourteen years behind us now, and with
the plainly marked path to follow he
should be able to catch up after while,
and would no doubt, did he not shoot off
on every blind trail that shows itself, so
he is continually losing valuable time.
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Henry Howard sends us the following

Henry Howard sends us the following
note.
EDS. HERALD.-On the top of the noun
tain at an attitude of 2700 feet, vote
for the coming President was taken with
the following result: men, So for Hayes, 81
for Tilden, 6 for Cooper, not voting.
Ladies, 65 for Hayes, II for Tilden and2
for Cooper. Thinking the above items of
interest to you send them.
Yours &C.,
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l.. L. HULL has just received another
car load of Trunks and Valises, which he
will sell cheaper than ever. Call before
YOU start to PHILADELPHIA.
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We have boots and shoes to please ev-
erybody, at prices that must be satisfac-
tory to all. We manufacture goods to
order, of the best material in the market
and guarantee fit. Don't forget us when
in need of anything in our line.
I. G.. GREEN & Son.
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FARM FOR SALE.

Joseph Jones has an improved farm for
sale, A miles east of Oskaloosa, on the
Ere montroad. The farm consists of so
acres, all under cultivation, well fenced,
and good house. Call on me at my shop
in Oskaloosa. 43-tf
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We have the best Kip iBoot ever offer
ed for sale in Iowa. We claim for it all
that superior material and skilled labor
can make it: Every pair bear our trade
mark and are fully warranted.
e. GprpS e. Gov
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A whole car load of

SINGER SEWING MACHINES
just received at the Singer Office, now is
the time to get one. Cheap for cash or on
one years time without interets. Remem-
Der the place, corner of High and Wash
ingtOn street, Iva
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Auction Sale of Harness on northwest
corner OF the square, Saturday, September
23d. All new. w1w
BEN BEATTY
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We have the largest stock of Boots and
Shoes in the city from which to make your
selections, and we guarantee the price low
as the lowest, and on the majority of goods
lower than the same quality of goods can
be bought for elsewhere.
/. C, GREEN & SON.
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NOTICE OF INCORPORATION.

~
Notice is hereby given that there has been
organized corporation for pecuniary profit
under the name and style of "Oskaloosa Coal
Company with its principal place of business
at Oskaloosa, Iowa, the general nature of the
business to be transacted being TO mine, ship
and buy and sell coal, to buy and sell and lease
coal lands to build equip and operate any and
all railroads or other ways that may be necessa-
ry to connect the lands or mines of the company
with any railroad or highway, or, that may be
otherwise necessary in the prosecution of the
business of the corporation, and to transact
generally any and all business usually and
properly connected with the mining and selling
of coal. That the amount of capital stock Of
said corporation is Fifty Thousand Dollars but
may be increased by u vote of two-thirds of the
stock, and shall be paid in at such times and in
such manner as tho Board of Directors may de-
termine. That the corporation shall commence
on the lst day of August, 1876 and continue for
fifty years. That the affairs of the corporation
shall be conducted by a board of five directors
who shall be elected annually on the first Nom
day of May Of each year. That the highest
amount of Indebtedness to which the corpora
ton shall at any time subject itself shall not
exceed two-thirds of the capital stock and the
private property of the stock holders shall be
exempt from the corporate debts.
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HABTTUAL CONSTIPATION
is one of the most painful evils of a seden-
tary life and affiicts the student, the pro-
fessional man, the artisan, the seamstress,
and the man of leisure all alike. Violent
purgatives only increase the evil they are
given to remedy, and mechanical agencies
in the form of injections are as inconve-
nient as they are unnatural.
DIR. S. d. Howe's Arabian Liver Pills act
surely yet gently upon the bowls, and they
remain open and unnatural. Sold by
Mays & Briggs, druggists. 3-w2
Any one wishing nice coat and vest or
fine pair of pants should remember
MORRIS L. LEVI.
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good new house and lot within two and
ahalf blocks of the square. Enquire at
Warrington & Cummins' Photograph gal
lary A0tf
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LIFE is IN JEOPARDY AS LONG AS
a violent cough or cold runs on I'M
checked. Remember this, and lose no
time in restoring to Dr. S. D. Howes Ara
bian Milk Cure. Sold by Mays & Briggs,
Druggist. 3-w2
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NEW CASH STORE.

South side, in room formerly occupied
by Hawkins & Terrell. We will open on
Saturday, September %, an entire new
stock of staple and fancy dry goods and
notions, boots and shoes We will make
as low prices as any house in the city,
and respectfully ask an inspection of our
goods.
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500 pairs Syronack Buck Gloves, the
working mans glove at only 1.5O pair at
MORRIS T, TEvJ,s
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Eighty acres of land in this county.
Prairie; 20 acres broken; 100 rods of fence;
good stock water, at $40 per acre. Will
give easy payments. No money down re-
quired. Enquire of
WIN, BURNSIDE,
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--MUSIC--

-MUSIC-
Pianos, Organs and Melodeons, for sale
cheap and every Instrument warranted.
TERMS VERY EASY,
on lease or notes. County orders bought.
Remington office. w. TENANT.
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When you want any any thing in the
way of COOK or HEATING STOVE
call on G.. HUBER & Bro.
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EUCALYPTUS,

the Greatest Discovery of the Age, cures
Ague, Liver and Kidney Affections, with
out fail, and is having an immense sale at
the PIONEER DRUG STORE, w. r.
NUGENT, Sole Agent.
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The finest and best stock of clothing for
the least money at MORRIS l.. LEWIS.
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All the ladies interested in flowers
should see W. H. Shaw & Co.'S large stock
OF Flowerpots, Hanging Baskets, &c. :;
none like them in the city.
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JOHN SHAW will LAY the highest
market price, for HIDES, PELTS, &c,
at VIM. Nash's agricultural establishment.
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FRIJITCANNINl1

Who dare Gisputh the fact that Z. M.
Beatty is the lowest and squarest shoe
dealer in OSk aloosa
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Mrs. }. w. Johnson Is attending the
Normal School at Grandvicw, Professor
Eldridge's SCHOOL, and our County Sup't
is temporarily a widower.
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Go to W. :H. Shaw & Co., and see
their fine stock of bushel and other bas-
kets finest, best, and strongest in the
city.
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5OOpairs of the best Indian tanned buck
gloves direct from Oregon, and only so
a pair, at MORRIS l.. LEWIS