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The weekly Oskaloosa herald. [volume] (Oskaloosa, Iowa) 1855-1885, 1884-11-27

The English Waukenphast. the most
comfortable shoe worn, at @. III
Phelps Blue Front Boot and Shes
House. 14wI
The weekly Oskaloosa herald. [volume] (Oskaloosa, Iowa) 1855-1885, 1884-11-27

My health don't get any better worth
q cent. and 1 must find a warmer
climate January LIST. / must sell all
of my nice Plated Ware, Jewelry,
Clocks, etc, before going. Now is the
time to buy. They will be sold at the
wholesale price, some of them regard
less on the cost, may be had at bargains.
i&w1 Henry Price.
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SsSsara3y. Deeemoer s-Thk siLNkk hISes'
Tsarsdsy. Decenber 1i-L0UiSk shLfks-
TKR, IL sTHR LTTTLE FERRKT.
Taesday, Deeemeer ls-LfzZIk Evans. u
LITTLE nKwDR0R."
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fsoLg -Ghas. A CLARK
has purchased bis fathers interest in
tie Nest Market Of TO. Clark a son.
sl7 West High street and aow PLAYS
Il aIone.s Give Chasiis . call after
reading Ills locals In Smother column.
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BApIT simksHED.--0n Monday. Jame
Ceehren. > miner in TIE Standard
sAafk, wa,l eaaghf ~ > fail and Ms IsfI
30 lelew khs knee badiy broken and
Eraesnrsd Dra Hofkmxn wers eaIled.
azs expgsss beps tAat ths Ieg Sill ~
sass< M&ds friends HIsI sesldsls Nftiz
-. rln..hknn = - lnisforfnna.
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RENKNBER--NO prayer meeting a.
the Congregational church this even
ing. 1t is Thanksgiving eve-let home
be the retreat.
The weekly Oskaloosa herald. [volume] (Oskaloosa, Iowa) 1855-1885, 1884-11-27

Buffalo robes, wolf robes, plush
robes, horse blankets in large quanti-
ties, at wholesale prices. Cheaper than
any House In Iowa. at L. L. Hull's.
Call and price them. 1sw2
49, - ---s-- - 80
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COALI COAIf COALI

We are selling Coal at the bank, or
delivering it as low ss the lowest The
quality OF our coal lie better thsn the
average. Leave orders at our STORE.
III. Howard & Son.
14wI @Guthrie's Coal Bank"
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rANOY a0OTa.

Fancy vseds Ior the Holidays elssk
q fsan lss ehespst sE WhlteE2 &
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The only eommon-sense shoe Is the
BURT ENGLISH WAUKENPHAST,
and the only place to find them is at
Hawkins, Wilson & Hawkins, on the
north side. 14w1
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RIAKELY-LuCK.-a Married. b. basyor Per-
DE- Nessnser r. iss yo .t;. = hkzKzIs
N-THoMPsON -MarT4ed Nov.
q, fssz e TIE Fesideaee a the brideas parents.
Rss. ene MrA ,. A. nlgznpsoa. Aver, ios.A.
NJ a r. HAwTBoRN aTl1 Miss MATTE
Rev. = eilnors. eslcissihg.
poYD-gEFFREY. Married. Nos -. -. s.
ne bore g tie ersae parenis = e. "a :,
MART JEFFnxx.
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vie. Noesneer =, 3 aeasatsr.
Da Mola<s Bssizfer. Hes. -.
GREENE -aszsrind. IS tlas Eesifenes
a ~ - i. c1arka. eIB Chezf1nf ssfee1. 8l.s.4ey.
Nosnasher =. 1854. ~. c. ~. anKRnH and SIS
q - q. L1nnr. ksS. l. 1. sFisbie aiI,nszsinE.
ms ullf hs 3 ssrpFiss - many II The city.
sEf. Greena = Gee q the bzst knesn anione tie
PES mohtes lsnssnnx men. Be rs hasa h the
s,hsaog 81 Mis- o. - nemeer ai yssrs -
4 tfnyeisnz sassssnan. go sHisgz 80 eessdsnee
ana slae rsspses = - eapssgsfs an4 nasy
frtenes. MIS- K4ss5 has heliA 81 D. 6lalaez
~ e. ysarx Sc - pes,ksen II -
xassn1zrs lsA wfssse. ~, seou aitef - eSoss
* ~ sesssea 80 rs esnf9ea st > shefs
s..s 81 fke H1'a IS lil.s c'z5. Asly = - ssi,a
n.sf - nxak = WAs7instls, sna seanA1 -.
sIsssn sk.ae 80 nesefpa1 = Nea Me64es ~
- Hhe 7NaIF e'nnse1 <szRss - ~ -
= - ~ = - = - HssH 1eselk
rs s,s fs = *slz So Hse.S
The weekly Oskaloosa herald. [volume] (Oskaloosa, Iowa) 1855-1885, 1884-11-27

We are selling more
Clothing than Any
House an Osk0loos0,
and there are three
reasons for It:
LIST. We sell them
at low prices.
Cd. We sell strictly
good honest goods
and seurvant every ar
|ticle as represented.
Sd. We Nave the
largest and best as
|sOrtanent to seleci
from.
IL. FRANKEIs @
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The finest toilet sets of the latest de-
signs at Mrs. Fl. ID. Covel's,
n14w1 North Side.
The weekly Oskaloosa herald. [volume] (Oskaloosa, Iowa) 1855-1885, 1884-11-27

Good harness and saddles cheap at
l.. L. Hull's. Iaw2
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WAUKENPHAST.

Fresh and Smoked Meats at @. A.
Clafk's, PIT West High street. 14w1
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CHRTSTMAS CAROS

Children's table, high and rocking
chairs, sleds and wagons and toy
goods cheap, at MCCURDY & cos. ID
The weekly Oskaloosa herald. [volume] (Oskaloosa, Iowa) 1855-1885, 1884-11-27

Just received SOlen Palmer's latest
|perfums-VICTORIA. Call for sam
pie at
nl4wl Morgan's Drug Store.
The weekly Oskaloosa herald. [volume] (Oskaloosa, Iowa) 1855-1885, 1884-11-27

1 have q nice pattern SPRING
WAGON, of my own make, fully war
rented for 800 each. Joseph Jones. laws
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As the Record has removed from our place.
and you have no correspondent from here, we
thought we would write.
Farmers are hnishing gathering their corn in
this vicinity. It Is not turning out as wen as
expected.
Miss Klvira Triple.t, who hils been visiting
for fortnight In Des Moines, came home last
o. a. Byram, Mahaska countyf next Recorder.
moFes 20 Your city this week.
Canon Gum have built large corn crib,
and are now prepared TO buy corn, IS well as
other produce. The boys always look cut for
number one.
Miss DOrsas AIldridge Is engaged TO teach
the winter term at Cedar.
B. n. DO0little has treated his house 20 q
william Sasla's house Is almost completed.
The Demo-tsreenies hGd q rally and s bonfire
here last Tuesday evening. jim Bolton was the
speaker Of the evening. The Democrats were
VERY enthusiastic.
Miss Belle Brown visited at home over Sun
day.
hrx Sarah A. Cook is having an addition
built 70 her house, 1924
NJ. Frank Phillips has rented the old East
burn farm Tor the coming year.
81 5. Cook has rented SOl0mfn SbaWs plEce
for the cofnlng year.
The band boys o. this place have engaged Mr.,
koasineer. Of Hedriek, as their teacher. They
viii give IN entertainment 81 tins bah Hednes-
lame Rcbart Il very low with consumption.
II. " Ryrsnlb baby has beeil very sick with
Jung fever but Is now Improving.
Pfssehing as the Christian church next sun
DAY. All are Invited 20 aftend.
~Inier las come. and come q, stay. from al
KssszSsr - THE TwIxs,
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Oil Paintings lower than ever at
n14w1 Morgan'a Drug Store.
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AEIE IFF7FEFT JUlIFEITlF IEIlII3f
HOGS HeeHfpta, 25s80o Heaas steady Iue
hfahers roeeh paekina a.nEfb@ 90; naekkEa
aud zsslpplHk. &sb08A ~. ilak1. B 30 600 3
uATI1& r. Heceip1a, 1900 head s5eFs3Ff eKs
A san4,8 90, euffFlnf 81 good atI&s u la(z1s 4El
seekers Ard feedfx1. H0o44E1
HHENn heenll&s, 1900 kendt 1elnmaA .
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Keep your feet warm by wearing
the PURE GUM ARCTIC OVER
SHOE, TO be had at Hawkins, Wilson
q Hawkins, North side. l4w1
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LADIES 8 AND MISSES
CLOAKS, bought at q sacrifice
and to be sold the same way. A
large and well selected stock at
l9wI Mitch Wilson's
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HOHnnI. RHOES

The really true shoe for children at
G. ii. Phelps Boot and Shoe House,
Blue Front, South Side. 1tw1
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FELT SLIPPER,

Oder Gases Of latest designs, filled
with choicest Of oders, at
nI4wI Morgan's Drug Store.
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Paflor sets, bed room sets, lounges
tete tetes, book cases, sideboards,
dressing cases, bureaus, in fact every
thing in the FURNITURE line at
McCurdy & Cos, at the LOWEST
PRICES, Iatf
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muSIC3i 6tGTHCIIOu &c
JOHN N. JONES b cos,
South side Boot and Shoe House. 13w1
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SDAY, WOVEN
i RIGHT THIS WAY.
i s. j. Dutton win sell you a Library
Lamp for less money than any house
in the city. Don't forget the place,
is. J. buttons Exclusive Crockery
Store. Il
i LADIES DRESS GOODS,
all kinds, all grades, all patterns,
all styles, and In fact dress goods
for all at most astonishing low
prices at
| 1owI Mitch Wilson's.
| THANKSGIVING! !.
Read this list through, and when you
strike that which tickles, your palate
most, go to the Shipley Market House
and have 1t for dinner to-day.
Turkeys and Chickens, dressed TO ORDER
Tenderloin and Spare Ribs,
Linkand Plate Sausage,
Oysters and Celery,
Fish, (fresh or ssltl,
Hooks, pickled or fresh),
Head Cheese.
Tripe,
Smoked Meats,
Horse Radish,
Bloaters,
or anything else ever found in first
class market house. Highest prices
paid in cash for poultry and game of
all kinds. Shipley Market House,
n14w1 East High Street.
Call early and make selection from
the largest assortment of Photograph
and Autograph Albums in the city at
nl4w1 Morgan's Drug Store.
The people are all satisfied, every
person believe it, that John NJ. Jones
& Co. are selling Boots and Shoes
cheaper than was ever offered in this
city. 13w1
We keep an Extra Quality of Non
Explosive Oil for our Gwn lamps.
Win supply any who may want good
article.
IA j. button.
The stock of Gents, Ladies', and
Childrens' shoes carried by C. III.
Phelps, the Blue Front Boot and Shoe
man, embraces all the leading styles.
and at the lowest possible prices. IA
Stoves, Stoves. StOvesl Plenty of
Stoves yet at (n14wD Drinkle's.
Be sure and go early to MCCUhDY
& cos 70 make sure of having the
choice in selections for Christmas. 13tf
A VALUABLE PRESENT.
Nothing makes a more acceptable or
valuable present than a good book, and
Whitaker & Shriver, lit West High
street, have the largest and finest col
lection of books suitable for presents,
of any firm in Iowa. I4w1
Only "a days until the ORGAN is
given away at JOHN q. Jones & Co.'S,
South side Boot and Shoe House. One
ticket with every dollars worth of
goods sold. 13w1
Pure Gum Arctic OVershoes at
Hawkins, Wilson & Hawkins.
n14wI
Furniture of all kinds at
n14w1 Drinkle's.
Artisticly illustrated Books. the latest
publications at
n14w1 Mrs. Covel's, North Side.
100000 to S25Oo,Oo
wanted by responsible parties for one
to three years. Good personal or real
security. Address %X" Oskaloosa,
Iowa. I2
L have a fair second hand TOP
BUGGY for s25. A bargain.
13w2 J. Jones.
McCurdy & Co.'S RATTAN GOODS
are the PRETTIEST and CHEAPEST
ever brought to town 13tf
Boots and shoes made and repaired,
by the best workmen, at
l3WI John N. Jones g Co.'S.
The cheapest bedsteads, chairs,
tables, safes, cupboards, mattresses,
mirrors, rocking chairs and brackets
at McCurdy & Co.'S furniture store. 13tf
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The most handsome assortment and
at lower prices than ever before, at
14w1 Whitaker & Shriver's.
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LADIES AND GENTS UNDER
WEAR
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place, commencing Dee. 1. This Is her third
term there.
Mrs. L I'll. Baker was an 0yer-Sunday guest
with friends In your city.
Four carloads Of stock were shipped from
here yesterday, three OF hogs and one Of cattle,
70 Chicago
The young folks party last SATURDAY evening,
st the residence Of 3 B. Barden, was Q pleasant
affair, there being twelve or nftsSn aoeple pres
ent
a. Downs, Of Knoxville, was here last wesk
visiting j. w. Doak. Mr. Downs 10 the dne
horse man Of Marion county, and good, sound
Republican, who voted for Judge Holman, a.
all other true Republicans should have done IN
that county.
The finest stock of holiday goods 70 be seen
In town is found at Slatten q Bacon's drug store
Call and see them soon.
DR.. Beandry and wife AID Miss Agnes Stowell
VIII spend Thanksgiving day ct your city.
Sl0eum. Jarvis 8 Co. are closing yut some Of
their goods mighty cheap. See their advertise
ment and take advantage OF the low prices be-
fore Sc is too late. REPUBLICAN,.
NOQeEabSr -.
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The recent cold wave caught some unpreTared
for winter weather. Many chickens were frozen
TO death.
Elder Murphy held quarterly meeting here
last Friday In the NJ. +. church.
Rev. weese will hold q Thanksgiving service
at half past ten Thursday.
Most Of the schools open their winter term
December I, with the following teachers: Bur-
ton, I. B. Kltching: Reiter. John Burke; Rlem-
ming, o. L. McAuley; Appel, 8. II. Hulli Cath
cart, L. III. Needham; Stewart. ). l. Shahan;
Granville, 8. A. Darisnd and Viola Kitching.
Amos Evans and wife have new boy, who ar
rived Nov. a.
NJ. b Lnnt reports some sickness in his tamil
ly, but nothing serious.
A, ?. Kitehfng's family have had . round with
sore Threats.
Geo, Miller win have q sale next Saturday st
his farm.
Mrs. Hopkins, of Guthrie Center, visited with
her brother, s. 8. Needham, OF this place, last
week.
WV. Pugh has bought and moved into the
Brammer property. Brammer moved into the
house recently occupied by Pugh. h
The following Is the school report OF the Gran
vile school for the fall term commencing Sept.
rs, and closing Nov. I; Total number OF days
taught, 20; total number Of pupils enrolled 81 /;
total number Of days present, ls17; total num-
Der OF DAYS absent, 093; average dalIy attend
ance. 4O.6; average daily absence, 1875; average
g. A. OAKLAND, Teacher.
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Valuable Books and HaEdsoms
Christmas Cards for holiday presents
at Whitaker q Shriver's. 14wI
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CLOTHING.

CLOTHING.
Clothing for men and clothing
for boys at prices not cut in two
but cut in fours, at
l0wI Mitch Wilson's,
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PICTURES. PICTURES, PICTURES,
never hner or greater display than
McCurdy & 90. win have THIS
CHRISTMAS. 1stf
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In my article last week / forgot 20 mention
that Joseph Quinn and family Sund8yed here
with Frank Alexander. Mrs. Quinn's father
also, that jake DunwOody had gone to Audubon
county to spend the winter with his sister, Mrs.
Petty.
s. A. Bryant's youngest child, q little girl
al Ht Il months old, died Tuesday night Of
membranous Group.
Amos Evans has bought the forty aires OF
Charles Moberly. known as the TimDrel forty.
Prof. Gordon is here training actors In the
military play, "Spy of Atlanta. which will be
rendered here on Friday night, Nov. ..
While Otis Milledge, ST., was driving up the
cows about q week ago, he was thrown frClm his
horse and severely injured.
IL rained nearly all day Saturday, and on Sun
day morning the ground was covered with snow
and the wind blowing from the northwest. IL
looks as IL winter had commenced in earnest.
DR.. Woodwork has q sister visiting him
whom be has not seen for several years.
The Democrats had jubilee here Wednes-
day night over the election OF Cleveland.
Mrs. Bebb Is complaining OF something like
diphtheria-
Gomrade Lewis sder mas been on the sick
list for some time, Is now getting better.
p. SHE play, Spy OF Atlanta" has been
postponed until Monday night.
November "A, 1884 BILLY BowLlsGs.
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See DrinkIe for Stoves.
See Drinkle for Furniture.
See Drinkle for Holiday Goods. IIwl
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BLANKETS, FLANNELS,
AND BED COMFORTS.
No end TO the stock or variety
of the above, and at almost moth
ing. The prices are so low at
19wl Mitch Wilson's.
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IAnTFg EHAWTS

From the smallest to the largest
from the cheapest to the highest priced
all worth twice what they are selling
for, at Mitch Wilson's. 13w1
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White Oak.

A cold wave struck this section on SATURDAY
night, and. IS usual, found some that were no
Charies isiThtou ana wife. Of your city. vIs
tied these parts last Thursday, the guests Of o
X. Gaskill and wife. D. r. and Mr.. L. made
quite . raid on the squirrels, killing eight
the pOs ss A at Rose Him. With The bsnocrsS,
In front. and suppose some Of the Army Of IN.
skunk win be aner the White Oak post-pffce
There win be q festival there next Thursda,
night for the benefit Of the church.
The young folks OF this vicinity met AZ Mis-
sion Ridge school house, on last Tuesday night
following oficers: President, a. ). Burgess
Secretary, Miss Ellenberger; Marshal, JOSEPH
Douglass. They meet tonight The question
nature are more pleasing 20 the eye than IN
works OF art
Mr.. James Walker, Of this township, startst
q few days ago for Nebraska. and Mr.. james
Howell started yesterday for Kansas. May sue
cess attend them IS the wish Of their NAM
o. 4. GaskIn pays the highest market prle'
s stoeS Of dry r." good: gTOcer r ana S0toas
which he win sell as low rs the lowest.
The Democrats aRd their full brothers. thl
Sreen,bass , srs are Re- happy ny say We wi
soon as Grover and Maria gets &C the presi
deney. They al expect 70 get ofice. Is vi
take one man In this township 20 look after IL
the skunk. Their valuable services 20 fhl
Southern Confectionery win no doubt be receg
nized by the Confederate Congress. We Zee
satisfied that Blaine and Logan were honestl
elected, but counted oue BY Democrats. lie
them make the most Of t. for four years viii b
very short. We as Republicans viii be mtr
obedlent than the Democrats were In 1880. The
said then, II you elect Lincoln We Democrst
win not submit; We Win secsde and set ula
government Of our own, and everybody know
the result. They did sece6ei but such loi'a
men as Klrkwo0d whipped the cowardly cep
whipped their chuTns down South. Sons of ca
most biattant GreenbackerS are nov sanallin
for the bachelor With family. The nsfnooriyt
al spell negro with two Is.
Eousmber IS. fsSf. sKIHMEaHEn.
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RIaHT THIS WAY

81. Dutton win sell you Library
Lamp for less money than any house
in the city. Don't forget the place,
s. J. buttons Exclusive Crockery
Store. Il
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COMING AATUsEMENTs.-AH viii be
delighted to know that ''The Silver
King" Company wiz be here on the
evening of Saturday, December 6. 1t
is needless to say that a fine house win
welcome this sterling play.
Manager Beechler Is in negotiations
for the appearance Of Maggie Mitchell
an artist that needs no introduction
TO an American audience.
The bulletin at the head of the local
page names several good attractions
that are booked for December. Ii viii
be a gala month for the play goers.
HOLIDAY GoODs.-Now comes the
most pleasant and yet most trying
period of the year-these holidays
when the kindly promptings of all
hearts are in the direction of generous
remembrance of friends and those
more intimately connected. To meet
this desire, in lines of goods suitable
for all, the Messrs. Beechler have now
open for inspection an unequalled stock,
comprising an unnamable variety in
the line of toilet cSzes, odor boxes,
albums, ornamental mirrors, jewel
cases, and work OF that sort will not
be made in Iowa this season than they
now carry, and at a considerable re-
duction over the price of last year. In
the line Of holiday books, the exhibit
is very complete. Specially so is the
series of fringed work, in which all the
notable poems of the age are presented.
Christmas cards are fully presented,
and addition to these many new de-
signs. A very taking addition has
been made in the full line Of the
popular BarbOline ware, in vases of
all shapes and ornamentation. In this
department are also found large line
of bisque goods, and the more ordinary
of china statuasy. The
line of lava goods has been much en-
lsrged, presenting many new figures.
early before the crowding
trade of the holidays-is god time
to drop in and note what 20 "ant to
secure for your gift making. You will
find courteous attendance, and in the
thousand and one things there pre-
sented you can certainly find something
TO meet your taste and your purses
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CAMPAIGN SUBsCRIPTIoEs--AIl
campaign subscribers whose time ex.'
pires December 1, viii receive no paper
after this week unless renewal is
ordered. The majority have already
signifed their intention to become
regular readers of TIE HERALD. and
we would be glad 10 retain all, but will
send no papers beyond the time paid
for except upon positive orders.
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A MERRY CHRISTMAS and a
HAPPY NEW YEAR, with season.
able compliments. Mc0urdy 6 Co,
furniture dealers north of court house,
invite Jon to call and see their H0LI-
DAY STOCK. lstf
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CHICAGO, Nov. Is, 1854
HHEAT-~Eash, 79z114; January, 74E&1B
COIN Cash, 8es488E4; january. e4l4i
NJ, q ssSI ax.. -. ozn
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GENTS AND BOYS BOOTS.
A complete line of styles in Calf,
Kip, Alligator, Waterproof grain. and
Veal Kip Boots, Hand-sewed, Machine
sewed, Hand-pegged, and Machine
pegged, at C. 81. Phelps the Blue Front
Boot and Shoe House. 14wI
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The Democrats came ia from the nelghbor-
lively over the election. Then Friday big
crowd with our band went to Pella, where report
said Hendricks was 20 speak.
The temperance folks remind rs Of fellow
who took q load OF hay into the city CT Keokuk
20 sell. BE drove around town, got drunk. and
upset the hay over him. AMER they got biaI out
he said he felt discouraged.
Old Mr.. Disard, whom we mentioned last
week, died Friday morning, and was buried
Saturday, az O'Clock, In the cemetery Of this
place, Rev, r l. Flemming offcisting.
Al Smith has put up new scale, and Is pre-
Jake CiereDgsr did the Job.
The Lunt school closed Friday with q grand
spelling school at night.
Mr. Shaw and wife. Of Nebraska, are here on
q visit, guests At Louis Crowder's, Mrs. Ehaw's
parents.
OTIS Miledge, who lives three miles west Of
our burg jumped on an old farm horse without
q bride last Friday. Old Jake felt pretty well
and threw Mr. Miledge. 1t is thought he cannot
recover.
me light Of the are At your city was seen by
OskalOosa postoilee Is In good hands We
move that IL remain where IL Is. and have no
doubt Of one thousand In the county secOnding
the motion.
Rained all day Saturday with q snow storm At
night, and about One-third Of the corn not gath
cred. A hard snap on stock.
me band boys met on Tuesday evening and
presented their leader, Mr.. William Sheesley,
with q fine SEQ horn. IL was q surprise to WIN.
but his wife had an inkling OF the affair. and
and when the boys met they had jolly good
time eating oysters, talking over the affairs of
Thanksgiving will be observed here as usual,
In the Old-fashi0ned way. HIGHLANDER
NOpsmbeT IS, 1854.
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NOTCH.

The post ONCE in this city win be
closed to-day, Thanksgiving Day. ex-
cept from to 10 o'clock A. n. and 4 %
6 O'Clock Pm. c. LEIGHTON. p. NJ.