The weekly Oskaloosa herald. [volume] (Oskaloosa, Iowa) 1855-1885, 1877-06-07

THURSDAY JUNE z, 1877.
Read Hull's locals.
See Ketuer's local.
See McNeilan's locals.
City Hall Friday evening.
Read Beechler Bros locals
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Read Carlcton-girl wanted.
Friday evening at City Hall.
The Board Of Supervisors are now il
session.
See adv. of Plumber Store in anOthel
column.
Thanks to Uriah Ballard for cabinet
specimens.
Read Prof Lucy's local. Household
goods for sale.
See Rice & Hinesley's locals for inter,
csting information.
D. II. B-which stands for Oskaloosa's
new grOceryman, has locals.
Mrs. c. Winter of Wapello, is visiting
in our city, her girlhood home.
Go to the City Hall Friday evening and
get good dish of strawberries. .
If you propose to attend Baptist service
next Sunday, remember City Hall is the
place.
DR.. c A. Perdue is maxim; good inn
prOvements around his beautiful resi-
dencc.
Beard & Nichols have some locals in this
issue, that are interesting to piano and
Organists.
Iowa Conference of the NJ E. church,
meets in Fairfield, Sept. 9Th, Bishop Ames
presiding.
Read the locals of n j. Smith & Co.,
then go see the Adams & Westlake oil
stoves work.
LosT.-Lower part OF gold earring, Sun
day, May %. Leave at this office and
Oblige the loser.
Go see some of the best and fastest
horses in the country at fair grounds, July
End, 3rd and 4th.
Mr.. S. n, Macbeth of Bellefontaine,
Ohio, (brother of Mrs. Henry MattOx) is
visiting in our city.
Monroe county has purchased new
grounds for their fair grounds one and a
half miles from Abba.
John n. Miller, formerly of this city, but
now of Coal Greek, paid OskalOosa a visit
this week. Come often.
There will be a strawberry festival, Civ
en- by the ladies of the Episcopal church.
at City fall, Friday evening.
In making arrangements to celebrate
the 4th of July, don't forget the grand
trail OF speed at fair grounds.
The grandest races ever witnessed in
fair grounds, July End, 3, and 4th.
Howard Hills has returned to OskalOesa,
and will hereafter he found at the Office of
Hole & Hills. We welcome him back
Mr. r. Fairlei4h of st. Joseph, Mo,
called while in the city. Mr.. F. Is a
brother-in law of E. r. Gadd of this city
Capt. c. p. Searle has been selected as
one of the lay delegates to the National
Congregational Council. A good selec-
ton.
Rube Whitaker at POstotfice News De-
pot. has some interesting locals to news
readers and those of a musical turn of
mind.
Mrs. John Abraham presented the HER
AID with some cabinet specimens she
brought from Ohio, during her visit there
some time since.
Rev. J. f. Snowden and Capt c. P.
Searlc represented Oskaloosa at the Con-
gregatiOnal State Association at Des
Moines last week.
Rcvs W. II. PilIsbqry and d. G. Smith
Of this city were ia attendance on the
State Sunday School Con grcss at Des
Moines last week.
Joseph Jones has the full and entire
right of Mahaska county, to manufacture
the Dexter buggy. Joseph is one of the
best wnrkmen in this county.
W. have been blessed with fine growing
weatherfor the last two weeks, and crops
are looking well. Mahaska will astonish
the world this season in big crops.
Mrs J. NJ. MooFeheaG Of Santa Barbara,
Cal, sent US some beautiful specimens
from that section of California. They are
valuable addition To our collection.
SIS the use of rear. cut machines attended
with DANGER" is the subject of long and
interesting article To be found elsewhere.
J. II. Green & Co, authors. Read it.
Baldauf Bros. have an adv headed SIN
ducement Extraordinary" and they also
say something about selling at 80 cents
on the dollar" Read, learn to be wise
Fifty-four girls and boys went down to
fish, in the raging Des Moines, and every
one returned with the usual fisherman's
luck. Any of the girls can tell you what
that is. ... ..-..
|. Al. -
of the Chicago Store. These gentlemen
propose you shall know how cheap they
are selling goods. Don't fail to read what
they say.
Our young friend James Irwin writes us
from Stuart, where lac is located. He
likes the country, but like all the rest says
none of them can come up to Old
Mahaska.
Two of Albia's young attorneys got so
interested in their clients welfare, that
they came to blows-innocent attorneys
lucky clients. They used knock down ar
guments.
Don't you forget it. That is the 4th of
July races at the fair grounds in this city.
Remember July 9TH comes on the 4th of
july every year following the Presiden-
tial election. -..-.#-.
Those Ohioans interested in a reunion
will meet at Court room, June %, to per-
feet arrangements, appoint committees,
select speakers, etc. Let us have full
attendance.
d. NJ. Comfy of Eddyyille, late green.
haoL oand;dafe for Eon0raeo 10 oon, to