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The weekly Oskaloosa herald. [volume] (Oskaloosa, Iowa) 1855-1885, 1877-06-14

The South Carolina Democrats who
were placed in power by the "policy," are
going full lengths at reconciliation, and il
is somew hat one-sided. Nearly every Re
publican was excluded from the Legisla
ture; every Republican was forcibly turn
ed out of the State offices; one Republi
can circuit judge, who was elected by
unanimous vote of his district, hashad his
office declared vacant, only because he is
a Republican; Senator Patterson who has
been serving five years as U. S. Senator,
and whose election was never questioned
is now to be impeached because he is q
Republican; the bonds issued in the few
years past have been repudiated, and il
looks like these conciliated rebels are tt
hit everything that a Republican evel
touched.
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Davenport 5th Ward Republicans had
meeting recently, to fill vacancy in
some petty Office, and worded the call,
per Ed. Russell, inviting all who support
ed the Hayes policy to participate. The
5th is the Irish ward, and the wording of
the call brought out every Democratic
Paddy in the ward, and the jam boree
held until midnight, but Republicans had
no chance whatever. So much for the
gushers.
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JUNE 9TH.

Board met. Members all present.
The auditor is directed to issue war
rant on county fund to FL. P. Weaver,
assessor Oskaloosa Tp., for SLAP.
The assessment of lots and 4, block
10 old plat, Oskaloosa for, 1877 is order
ed to be stricken from the assessors book
The following action was had in abate
ment of taxes and exemptions: Hannah
Gray, taxes for 1876 on lot /, block 8
indianapolis, abated and exempted fol-
1877.
Elizabeth G. HURT, Adams Tp, taxes
Of 1876 abated in full.
Anna Patton, taxes of 1875 and 1876
on lot 4, block /, L&C addition to Oska
loosa, abated.
s. KnoWlton's assessment with two
horses in Oskaloosa city, for 1877, abated
as double, the same having been assessed
in Union TIP.
Thos. S. Joseph, taxes for 1873, abat-
ed.
The penalty or interest on the taxes of
Hannah Duke is abated provided the
principal is paid soon.
The assessment of A. A. Harper in
Oskaloosa city, for 1874 on personal pro,
perty is reduced to $2s on account of
erroneous assessment.
Consent road No. 395, Harriet Atwood
ct al, petitioners is established
Consent road No. 1913, w. E. Hughes
ct al, petitioners is established.
AFTERNOON.
Spent in examining claims and general
discussion of county affairs. Adjourned
until 8 o'clock a. M, tomorrow.
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account of 7th estimate of the engineer
of Des Moines river bridge.
The following is the action of the
board in the equalization of the assess
ment of Mahaska county for 1877, viz:
Cedar Township, acres 23,334; value,
$23s, FOG, average value per acre $l0.23,
lowered 10 per cent to 1921 per acre.
Harrison'Tp., acres 23,l96; value $244,-
91O, average per acre, $l0.55, raised 10
per cent to SLIGO per acre. Des
Moines Tp., acres 22,194; value $780,
780, average value per acre $9.49, raised
per cent. to 5000 per acre. Jefferson
Tp., acres 25,98O; value $187,1l5, aver
age value per acre 1920, raised 20 per
cent. to 1854 per acre. Scott Up, acres
1851; value $l52,O34, average value
per acre $50, raised % per cent. to
1918 per acre. 0skaloosa TIP, acres
43,957; value $650,997, average per
acre $I4.SO. Beacon city, acres 432
value $19,O19, average per acre $44.02
White Oak Tp., acres 22,l29; value
$2Ol, 1897, average value per acre 1910
Monroe Tp., acres 22,sO5; value $780,,
6O4, average value per acre 1892, raised
10 per cent. to $9.48 per acre. Adams
Tp., acres 2l,9O4; value $2l0,91l
average value per acre 1903, raised 10
per cent. to $1O.58 per acre. Madison
Up, aereas 22,657; value $246,966
average value per acre $1,000, lowered
per cent to $1O.36 per acre. Black Oak
TIP, acres 22,489; value $209,487, aver
age value per acre 1891, raised 10 pei
sent to $lO.24 per acre. Richland TIP.
acres 22,6O2; value $2Ol, SO4, averag:
value per acre $500, raised 10 per cent
to 1919 per acre Prairie Tp., acres
2O,905; value $2OO,65O, average value
per acre $500, raised 10 per cent. tt
$1O.56 per acre. Sharon city, acres 35l
value $22,58O, average value per acre
$6433, Union Tp., acres 22,235; value
$l94,39 average value per acre 1914
raised 5 per cent. to 1918. Pleasan
Grove Tp., acres 22,776; value Sal,
828, average value per acre 1928, raised
20 per cent. to $7.47.
Adjourned until 9 a. N. tomorrow.
| IOncI,,1eI merit qcepk
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CONCERN MAY II WHOM ALL TO.
TO the ladies and gentleman of proud
Mahaska,
It's to come and see us we are gping to ask
you,
When in need of anything in our line,
From a stoga boot to French kid fine.
And if perchance you want pair made,
Bring in your understandings and get
surveyed,
We have as competent workmen as there
are in the State,
And if they don't fit, you need not them
take.
But our stock is complete and of the very
best,
Of such brands as have and will stand the
test,
And our prices are as low as such goods
can be sold,
And are always the same to the young and
the old.
Now just remember when you come to
town,
That it's on the north side we are to be
found,
And we will sell you, if you pay the cash
down,
AS cheap as any house dare in the town.
Remember the place, f. NJ. BEATTY,
41-w2 North Side.
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EHERIEES SALE.

-
Notice is hereby given, that by virtue OF a
sneciaI execution directed TO me from the ONCE
OF the clerk of the circuit court of Mahaska Co.,
Iowa. and dated June 9, A. ID. 1871. nave
levied IIn0n and will offer at SherPs sale to the
highest bidder for cash in hand, at the door OF
the house i'm which the last district court was
held in OskaloOsa, in said county. on Saturday,
the l4th day of July, a: ID. 1871, at the hour OF
! o'clock, D. m, the following described real
estate in said county, tO-wit:
The east half of the northwest quarter OF
section No. twenty-seven ca township NO, sew
onty.fye (75) north of range No. sixteen Q6,
west except 20 acres owned by Geo. Deveers.)
Taken as the property of John Il. Price, and
Joshua Price 10 satisfy the above mentioned
cQecutiOn in favor of Samuel Ruby and against
John Il. Price, Margaret Price, Joshua Price and
Margaret Price ,>-r,Tor
JAMES Z. HRTHERlNGTON,
Sheriff Mahaska County, Iowa.
IL Inv IOHH G. ROTH, Deputy.
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The genuine North Carolinians will give
an entertainment in this City, Tuesday
evening next. Proceeds for benefit of the
the Methodist organ fund. The Hd,ckeye
says of this troupe;
''This troupe of plantation singers gave theil
closing entertainment in this city last evening
They have sung six nights and two afternoons
in Union hall within very few weeks, which is
more of run than has been attempted by any
similar troupe here.
Their audience was very appreciative last
their slave songs and choruses they furnished
fund of amusement that provoked bursts Of
laughter and applause. Marshall has a deer
bass voice. Last night he sang Rocked in the
deep to the satisfaction of the audience, wht
applauded it roundly: my Grandfather:
Clock" .'OId Shady" lis this Dream 1.-The
Gospel Train" The Little Octoroon," were
among the selections last night and give an
idea of the variety presented by the programme
The peculiar forte of this troupe is their planta
ton songs"
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Doc. Dyer, for many years keeping the
St. Charles hotel at Mason City, has rent
ed the Allen house, and is giving it a gen
eral renovation. He will call it the St
Charles. Doc. always gives a man the
worth of his money, as many Oskaloosi-
ans can testify to. Oskaloosians going
to or passing through Mason City, should
give him o call.
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The Hn,rL,enle nuts il thus:

THE work of dividing the south IS progres'
sine finely . An election was held last week in
Orangeburg, South Carolina, TO hll vacancy
i'm the Legislature, and, although Chamberlain
majority last November was l,9o9, the DSiho-
erals carried the county by 230 majority. Here
is the business in which the job was done, ae-
cording 10 the Geographic report: "Fogle's
box was thTOlcn out, as none OF the voters were
sworn. The clubhouse box was rejected, rs IL
was not sealed. and Avinger's box was rejected
as it closed against the voters before O'Clock. =
Thus enough votes were "thrown out
to have elected the Republican candidates
but the bosses do not intend that Repub,
lican shall stay in that legislature
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Union Township Exposition by the
schools, will be given at the Paul Caster
school-house, July 4. Full particulars
next week.
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Ed Russell speaks regretfully OF those
good old days in the past when the CHAR
man of the State Committee had brains"
Ed Russell never was Chairman; "hence
the thuSlY.n
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near the center of the district as good ground
can be found. =
therefore put the decision in this way, that If
within 80 days from this date proper steps for
the establishment of said road are taken, the
Board are requested to locate the site upon said
road as above mentioned. If said road cannot
be or is not secured at the expiration Of the 80
days aforesaid the site is located asked in afl-
davit of j. j. Wilson ct al. Reversed.
-..---.-.-...-..- -.-----. j. w. JOHNSON,
- OsKAIOOSA, Iowa. --.--.........-- - Co. Supt
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Census.

To Mr.. and Mrs. Peter Smith May 26, boy.
Parents happy.
To Major and Mrs +. Fl. Loring, Friday,
June g. a 10 pound girl.
To Mr.. and Mrs. w. III. Shaw, bout two weeks
ago, another member of the firm of Shaw &
Loring.
ToP.P Himmelrich and wife, june 10, ten
Mound boy.
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Joseph Jones will sell buggies and
spring wagons cheaper for the next 80
days, than have ever been offered in this
county, and on terms to suit bu yers. Call
and see my work at my new shop.
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Strawberries, Ice Cream and SOciality
at Good Templar festival tomorrow even
ing. Admittance 10 cents.
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The nnrlineton Haaokeve saws !:

.sThe Mahaska county fair takes time by thu
foretop and will rally round the big pumpkins
MUM list Is perfect gem of Typographical ex-
ceIience and good taste. and comes rom the
best arranged and completest printing house IN
Central Iowa, Leighton 4 Needhams Herald
steam printing house,"
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A RARE AND WONDERFUL WORE
OF ART FOR ONE DOLLAR.

A RARE AND WONDERFUL WORK
OF ART FOR ONE DOLLAR.
The undersigned, the maker and pro-
prietor of the Iowa Centennial Center Ia
BILE, now on exhibition at the store of Mil
Ter & Harbach, Oskaloosa, having reciev-
ed medal and diploma of the U. S. Cen
tennial Commission for beauty of design,
and excellence of workmanship, but fail
ing to sell the work in Philadelphia, now
proposes to sell it in shares, the price per
share being one dollar. The whole num-
Der of these shares limited to six hundred,
and the company thus formed will meet at
the Fair Grounds, on 4th of July, 1877
during the races of the Oskaloosa Driving
Association, and draw lots for the sole
ownership of said table. The drawing
will be conducted by committee of dis
interested persons chosen by the share
holders at the above time and place.
o. E. MILES.
With every certificate of share or
shares the holder is presented with the
following check:
GIBBS Bros, Bankers, Osk8loosa,
Pay the bearer one
dollar. The conditions of this check is
such that if the above scheme is carried
out in good faith it becomes null and
void, otherwise the sum therein named be-
Immediately due and payable.
1t will be seen that the money paid for
these shares is Immediately placed on de-
posite at the Bank of Gibbs Bros, and
held till the drawing takes place, and tn e
drawing being conducted under the man
agement of the shareholders themselves
making any fraud or failure impossible.
This is not painting of which any one
can have a cheap duplicate, but one of
those rare works of art not to be seen more
than once in a century. The almost unan-
imous decision is that its equal in all re-
spects has never been produced. Shares
may be had by calling at, or correspond
ing with Gibbs Bros, Bankers, Oskaloosa,
Iowa.
w Leu 1t UC uISbtuStIy uluSISOOOu anu
it is hereby made one of the conditions of
this scheme that retain NO shares to my
self, nor any one for me. All certificates
unsold at the time of the drawing will b
destroyed before the drawing takes place, Q
in the presence of the audience.
o. E. MILES.
WALL PAPER
OF all kinds at Beechler Bros, and anoth-
er car load on the way.
MONEY TO LOAN.
Applications for loans on farms received
at nine per cent interest for sums of $500
and upwards. Under $500 at ten per cent.
Also loans made on town realty. Prompt
attention given to applicants.
ELISHA Cook,
39tf HOLE & HILLS.
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JUNE 9TH.
JUNE 9Th.
Board met. Members all present.
Forenoon spent in hearing road case

Board met. Members all present.
Forenoon spent in hearing road cases
AFTERNOON.
Resolved, That the county will fur
nish an iron bridge across North Skunk
river, as petitioned for by w. E. Evans
provided said Evans and others will al
their own expense build good and sub
stantial stone abutments or piers upon
which to place the superstructure.
VIM. Stewart is directed to examine
into the expediency of building two
bridges near Robt. Mitchell's, in Madison
To-, and he is authorized to have said
bridges built if he shall find it necessary.
Road No. 3s7, VIM. NJ. Walker peti
toner, is established on condition that he
pay all costs within go days from this
date.
The assessment of Sarah A. Cook, Of
Cedar Tp., on moneys and credits fol
1875 is reduced to $1,000, and the assess
ment of Elizabeth Eastburn, same Up, on
moneys and credits for 1876 is reduced
to $4,000, (both on account OF CHROME
GUS assessments
Adjourned until 9 A. NJ. tomorrow.
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Oskaloosa Lodge No. $50, l. o. G. T.
will hold festival in their hall on Friday
evening of this week. Proceeds for the
benefit of the Lodge
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c. L. Nelson, editor of the Abba Union
will be a candidate for Auditor of Monroe
county before the Republican county con-
vention. We wish Mr.. Nelson success,
but at the same time do not wish to see
him leave the editorial chair, for he is
a good writer and always sound to the
core
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We have just received lot of CHOICE
OLD GOVERNMENT JAVA COFFEE % years
DID, which we guarantee to be the finest
ever brought to this market,
B.F. SHIELDS & Co.
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The Register of last Saturday, has the


The Register Of last Saturday, has the
following:
TUSCALOOSA CoLLEGE.-We are in receipt of
the Fifteenth Annual Catalogue of the officers
printing house of the Oskaloosa Herald. Typo
graphically the work is excellent. No hand
somer or more tasteful catalogue has yet been
issued from our State press. Mr. Lee, the
artist" and Messrs Leighton & Needham, the
proprietors, may well take pride in the work
they have given the public.
The faculty of the college consists of fifteen
professors and tutors. Nearly two hundred
students are in attendance OskalOosa College
is pleasantly located in West Oskaloosa. The
building and campus are in excellent condition,
having been greatly improved during the past
year. The city of Oskaloosa is one of the best
towns in Iowa, and is rapidly growing in pOpu-
latiOn. 1t is not only one of the best towns in
the State, but its citizens are awake on the sub
iect of education"
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Read the advertisement of Cook & Nc
cues Little Giant pump, elsewhere. 1t is
highly recommended.
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Large amount of correspondence crowd
ed out of this issue, will appear next week
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HEALTH LIFT.

All persons with torpid liver, slow diges
ton, weak lungs, weak and painful back
nervous debility, cold hands and feet
nervous or sick headache, or any condi
ton arising from want of proper circula
ton of the blood, should exercise upon the
Health Life. Call at my office and see thu
machine. Three months of systematic
exercise for So 80 39tf
F. LEWIS HommODathist
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HOME MARKETS.

CORRECTED WEEKLY BY z. &. TUCKER.
0skaloosa, June IL, 8, pm
WHEAT-50a75.
WHEAT-Milling s1,OO choice 40
OATS-white 26
OATS-Mixed %.
CORN-40@45
POTATOES-$1 80
ONIONS-50 cts.
RYE-35.
BARLEY-20.
CATTLE-Butchers stock 24@4.50.
~NCATTLE-Shipping 34@44.
BEESWAX-20c cts.
TALLOW-6cts.
FEATHERS-new 4Octs.
SHEEP PELTS-25@1,O 90.
HOGS-3.5O@400
SHEEP-Steady 100000
EGGS-S cts.
BUTTER 20cts.
TIMOTHY Seed .00@1.25
CLOVER SEED-S.00
HIDES-green,6 cts.
HIDES-drv, 10c.
WOOL-washcd, 30 cts. unwashed,
19; "a 90.
Shipments Tuesday night, 6 cars of Hogs
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SIR KNIGHTs.-There will be work on
the Knight Templar order, on this, Thurs
day evening. A full attendance is earn
estly desired. G. II. PHELPS, E. G.
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Good Templar festival in their hall over
National Bank, tomorrow friday even
ing. Go up.
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The finest lot of crackers in the city at
SHIELDS s. Co.
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Read H. Towards removal notice.

Read the locals of Willard, in this issue.
Save your 20 cts and go to the horse
fair
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We are not opposed to ball playing, but
we are opposed to playing where there is
danger of injuring the travelling public.
The street is not the proper place to throw
the ball, it is attended with too much dan
ger. Boys be careful.
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Buy your groceries, queensware, glass
ware &c, of SHIELDS q 90.
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Mr.. Nachman will open out in his room
next week, Monday. He has one of the
finest rooms in the city for a beef market,
it is 2sxsO with good basement room.
Mr.. N. has purchased some of the finest
beeves in the county, and proposes to keep
good meats. 20 and see his new room.
He intends to sell at reduced prices for
aoch
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VIM. E. Schofeld, of Marion, Ohio,
called ON US Wednesday. He is a relative
of William Cricket of this city, and a
prominent citizen of the Buckeye State.
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All the new Opera Shades in Kids at
WMLARD's.
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Kid Gloves of every color, quality and
price at WILLARD's.
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Don't fail to see the Bargains offered in
Linen Suits at WIZARDS.
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William Gadd, nephew of our towns
man E. T. Gadd,) who formerly clerked
at the Downing House. has gone to St.
Paul to accept position in the best hotel
in that city. We wish him success, and
have no doubt he will give good satisfac-
ton.
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lime 7TH.


Board met. Members all present.
The one-half of the penalty and of the
taxes of Eliza Lappin on Lot No. In
Block No. s, Sharon City, for 1875, is
abated.
Consent Road Ne. 402, Lacey and
Everett. petitioners, is established.
Road No. 385, Hamilton Brown ct al
petitioners, is established in accordance
with the plat and fell notes Of the COM
missioner. on condition that the petition
ers pay all costs and the damage as as
sessed by the appraisers within go days
from this date,
AFTERNOON.
The taxes of Pat Mansfield on lot 8,
block 8 in Montg. add, to Oskaloosa, for
1876, are abated.
The auditors report Of loans Of per-
manent school fund made by him from
January Ist 1877, to june LIST 1877,
were carefully examined and fully APP
proved.
The auditor is directed to issue war
rants on bridge fund in favor OF Mckay
4 Nelson to the amount of $3,74l.70 on
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PURE ICE CREAM

Constantly on hand at the Union Bakery,
served daily in all parts of the city. We
use nothing but pure fruit for flavoring
Try it. 40-w2
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EDS. HERALD.-Please announce the name of
L. NJ. Price of Scott Tp., as candidate for Sheriff.
subject to the decision of the Republican Con-
Yentlon. Was born and raised in Mahaska Co.
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A. w. Martinstein will again open out a
bakery and grocery, in his old room on
southeast corner of the square He will
furnish good goods at reasonable rates,
about the 1st of July.
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Col. VIM. r. Cowan, returned last week
from Chicago and other points in Ills,
where he has been for two weeks. His
sister and her daughter, Mrs. Garden, from
Ills, returned with him for few weeks
visit
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Fresh Bread, Pies and Cakes delivered
daily to all parts of the city. Bottom
Bread will be furnished to Parties or
Families leaving orders at the Bakery on
Market Street, adjoining Mayors office.
40-w2 MCMILLAN.
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lTrv our soc. tea. - SHIELDS 81 Co

You can save money by buying your
flour, meal, corn, chop feed, &c, of
-... SHIELDS s. Co.
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A first.class chance in the Hardware
Stove and Tin-w are business for sale
where $50, 900 per year has been sold with
capital stock of $4,000. A good reason
for selling can be given. Address
JOHN F. NELSON,
Al Morning Sun, Iowa.
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IEWEIRY

JEWELItY.
A large stock of fine Jewelry just received
from new York. Ladies' and Gents fine
gold witches, chains of every variety and
stvle at Pioneer Drug Store. 81
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is safe-no danger of children tipping over
the lamp and burning to death when you
have gas lets 10
The weekly Oskaloosa herald. [volume] (Oskaloosa, Iowa) 1855-1885, 1877-06-14

NEW BUCKEYE MO Err
now on exhibition at Agricultural Ware
house. J.H. GREEN 81 Co. 39w4
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WALL PAPER

- WALL PAPER.
You cannot afford to buy until you price
NUGENT'S stock, best stock and lowest
prices ever offered at p. ID. s. 81
The weekly Oskaloosa herald. [volume] (Oskaloosa, Iowa) 1855-1885, 1877-06-14

You can buy LINEN SUIT cheaper
at Wizards than anywhere else,