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The weekly Oskaloosa herald. [volume] (Oskaloosa, Iowa) 1855-1885, 1884-12-04

The report of Secretary McCuallOch,
Of the Treasury. is a document that
VIII evoke much discussion. He
makes some recommendations that
should come from the Democratic free
trade cranks. He is an old fossil, with
no regard for tie rights and interests
of labor, and his appointment was a
mistake He is tosdy who should be
sent across the water to keep company
with that illustrious snob, Minister
I.nu-eil
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The Mexican Pension bill is the
frs unfinished business in the Lower
House Of Congress, and viii probably
receive early attention. The Senators
in charge of the bills for the admission
of Dakota and Washington Territories
viii press those measures as rapidly as
possible.
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The Chicago Tribune says that
%Blaine's popular majority in the
United States over Cleveland Demo
Gratis and mRgwumps is about 10000
Had Dakota been admitted into The
Union last winter this would have
been doubled. a. the Republican ma
jority in Dakota exceeds 10000; but she
was excluded for the express purpose
Of preventing her casting her vote for
the Republican Presidential candidates,
while Louisiana, Mississippi. and South
Carolina-reliable Republican States at
. fair eIectiOn-were captured by force
and fraud, and that is the way Oeve-
land was elected
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NO. los

Extending ore limits Of the city o. 0skaloosa.
Iowa, and prohibiting the erection Of wooden
buildings On bloch number twenty six In said
Dc q esdasasd b. tAe csss Cosssil a 0skaloo-
IA. fogA:
SECTION L That it shall be unlawful for any
person or peFS0ns 20 build. erect. or place IN sny
manner any building. OF soy addition % any
building ot block nuInoer twenty -six l2el. cid
plat city Of Oskaloosa. fewa, unless the outer
vail thereof be made o. brick and mortar O. q
rca and stone and mortar. and the fook thereof
hade % slats. tn o. scare ether non-eombustihas
So. inst any huiEdins or addiston thereto
sreessd OF placed % said block contrary e TIE
prUEisf0ns q tbs ordinances b hereby declared
Il Nuisance. and shalI be tsnmediatel5 Ebkfed o.
renewed b. shs marshal o. said city &c the cost
pf TIE owner there9f; end any ssFnol or persons
Engaged ID moFinE OF bnIi1ifIE aaF building q
kddlH0n thereto c0nfrax1 - ne provisions Ct
this ordinance shall Be guilty 8 1alsaeazeanof
nnd ssnan e1nsleStQn thereof STAR he 8nea n01
less than Ten SCI mere than 0as kizndfeo aaalAES
haa no4la
So. q Thas afdinnnca shaa take eneef IS
gfuFs1ed - lNw aftaF publiea1len g 9ekaloosa
10 McHNzzsAH, Mayor.
CITY Clerk
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Minister Kasson, az Berlin, is get
ing In his work early. At Thanks
giving drunk in that city he proposed
thrss cheers-not for the President Of
our country, Mr.. Arthur, but for Gro
yer Clsyelsnd. Mr.. KaSsoR would
have made q good eourtier in the days
Of the French LOuises.
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The Presidents message was de-
livered on Monday. and though we
have it ia type we End thst We can not
give it in this issue. IL is an able.
clear paper, and we shall more fully
speak Of il in our ne1L
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or PURCHASE OF LAND nc

NOTICE or PURCHASE OF LAND FOH
~ TAXES.
State OF Iowa, Mahaska county, IS.
To the Eliza Johnson heirs:
You and each Of you sre hereby notified hal
on the Sd day Of October, 1881, Elmer 3. Bailey
purchased the following described Real Estate
at Tax Sale Ia said county:
The south one-fortieth of the northeast OF
the southeast quarter, SEQ. q, township T6,
range 10, containing one acre, paying rs cents
therefor.
You are further notified that unless you re-
deem said land within ninety days Of complel d
service OF this notice as provided by section
Set of the Code OF Iowa. OF lsT2 your right OF
redemption viii expire and deed viii be made
TO the undersigned by the Treasurer of said
county.
Dated this nth day OF November. 1884.
ELMER & BAILEY,
nl4w3pd Owner of Certificate.
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0sKkLoosA, Ia, Dee. 1, IssG
The C0u1tfi met In called meeting On Monday
sveninR, DIE. I. Present. The MaFop eoiseIfnr
aaa Counck men Cafin, DrfnkI8. FFsnksi. TaseT.
AeNefil. HzInpz and TeFn0n-
=. Stznort and attorney appeared ana uro.
poeed tea1 lhty Issue slx per cent bonds nayable
10 ave OF ten ye2Ez IN paFnaenf Of Indgmeal
nEstns1 tie city IN favor ot Stafford
Ihs foilosTlHE resolution was adopted by unan-
tHnpz,s vote % al present.
@Hsseiued, ~ tht CslN Coamei1 o. Ozlanlaoea.
Iossas that there be > judgment tax of tnrel
NILS ftFio0 - 9ddEfzen % kaHes already legied.
g eTplK "a the jaaRHleat Of 3. stafford ~ ctr
q lsk aloQsh Iowa ena TIE Cay Clerk 4 hefebz
Instructed ib nekltg he Anfilhm % sf oe ssssser
sane 81 thts z4x heeks IS saad city 81 Dsaafan<a.
ara certify tss1e - 0euutF TrsaaurAE zish offeF
tAzzs f0E he Feaf ffE1
fe1slf1n Be 1HneFs g hIoek y. q. p. 10 nlaee
fAs6 hlg1k Il Gro limits read aEd a. flafl1n 81
11zze1 EnlHks, Is pTz4E1 81 Dsfsflfas rs
$3.50 81 soilsssur ihsffaessd - pFepAEs o.
o. 1slsl Ne rs. sKxlnssspx sre Hsnifs &
20 zsE s. sNetrf,eze zam4 ase Nrphf1itlng the
- p Fzles.er 81 3 e. hloeh Haz1aeR
- - $50 8. s. - ssses.. sess
NHs4 aseS ~ ts1aEf zlta
ZssI6l< Il = sssg aou,gs-
- go zsseee NTas Nzla etes
AsslE M3HsH nsae
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DEATHS MARRIAGE.

MENnENHALL-Born to 4 MendenhaIl
and wife, Tuesday, Dec. 2. 1884, . boy.
ATCHESON.-BoFn, 70 Dan Ateheson and
wife, Tuesday, November q. 1854 an s-pound
-Sr
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Ckfosxe Markets.
CHICAGO, Dee. 2, 1884.
WHEAT--Cas 78k07ak; January, 7SK.
COkh-Ctsh. 86S; January, 54z03zx
oATS-CIsh, 25025st; Mag. 2sk02sx.
LIVE STOCK.
The Drcusr4 Jo1fgT1i reports:
H0GS-Rsceipts. As, 600 head; steady, closing
strong; Fosgh packing, aQO642Q; packing
CATTLE -fieeeipts, 500 head; weak: ex-
ports, h.4g<Eo.5b; common % ehGlee shipping
4OQ98.0os inferior 20 good cows, L50037b;
stOeksrs and feeders. 26794.40.
SHRkP = Receipts, 1,o00 head; common 70
fair, 2008il25; medium 20 good. 860142S.
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ORIemAL NOTICE.

IN the District Court of the state OF Iows. IN
and for hahaska County, December Term. A.
Ma FHsh, Plaintiff.
Philip Hargsshsimer and Iustina Harwss-
10 y. W. AeAaaus and J. Q. Dunlap q Co., de-
You are hereby notissd that there IL now on
Ole "a the once Of the cierk OF the Districs
Court Of The State OF Iowa, Ia and fer Mahasks
eoanfx, position OF q. 4. Fish. plaintiff claim
Interest q 70 pEs cert per annnm On ssid note.
and aEefaet rhSilip HerNeahesmer and Jueffna
HAFUezhelEner, hla wife. both OF whom executed
said note 20 Richard Butcher, or oFdar, ard Sc
cured the Psy1snt Of said nose By mortgage
on the foll0wing described Real Esfata ID Ns@
haska county, Iowa, sn-wits
psrt 81 TIE " X Of the 8 3 4 Sec. "a.
toFnen1p o. range II. eemwenclnE g point %
ross eE n " corner 81 said 8 WAofs FL,
aua Fapning % ia y 3 eoFner Of heck isS
ss.s1peE.s 1.lailson g addyvlllss lowsi thsnes
g 1sxner 81 said Block. thenee aloaa Isne
cf ED nloak - v eorneF e f.ol Ii sd
6ionk. lhenoe Il : aeeiheElY atreesie0 aloug TIE
s ms o. tbs alfeF thfenah aid nlnsk ~ ana
Aloek i8t e. The ee1rzafp linz. thaApe g tie
e9rnes q sata v ofs u, shoaee = g
AfkfnS ~ feEe1in<ufe 81 aaia snorfxTzs aad
.aes Y9u - fezegeE h3Fzea 6 gunE equity 81 r.
a3aHz uH 81 - aErFe tIeezziseA rial 1esNte ans
Fouf hena - dessarea ngiaf as iafszIles Is IS Z
Iie1 3 =. a. - ptzsllsi4 eaa lkisk aaiess 9pn
2Rp@4< zsHfs<H $50 Szk14 bel1Fa 1eoa e tee
4eeeaA 0sg e to esI zeElss. >; u, tsss. q
z4s4 EeAt& wAk1h Ws lkssRs a6Ess On ~ slorts
@e2NRf 90 N4*3 4Es HNse2fs MiN Is s8saes4
zK4sll1A 4ea SD fas1zssenk e7za slsesea e!3I 81
ff.FH4S& zt1FeEA 1EzsFHF<l FER - 6et9 ~ .zs.
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A FRAUD ExPOsED.-A postal card
from Monroe warns our people against
two men who are canvassing the State
for the INTRODUCED IN or founding of IL
braries. They show, a good list of
books which they will put into the
hands Of librarian, when they have
secured certain number Of subscribers,
and each subscriber to pay one dollar
after the books are in the hands of the
librarian. They canVassed this place
and secured over fifty names, and inn
mediately went over the ground with a
certificate from the librarian, stating
that the books were In his hands, and,
collecting the one dollar from each sub
scriber, departed for green fields" On
examination there was found to be
seventy-6ye volumes Of Harper's
Franklin Square Library in the Ii
brarian's hands, and these only COM
prised a fraction Of the list first exhib-
tied"
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OUR MAHASKA REPORTS.
Glsanings by Herald Reporters
West pes Aoinss.

Last Sunday morning was . singer for be-
weaver and cleveland Over here. cumming iO'
The Republicans are stih alive and trying to
wsbble around little amongst the strong
Health Is generally good, with the exception
OF . few Of rs who vent up Salt River, and we
are Commissioning slowly and with good care win
schools are again In full operation, conducted
By Isaac Cor az Bluff Greek, Mss Etta Semple |
At Pleasant Ridge, Miss Viola HinkIe al star.
Washington We hope All may give good salts |
Il was the calculation TO close sabbsth- school |
at Peasant Ridge last Sunday, but Il being |
TOO cold and stormy for any one 70 attend, nexf
sabbath Is the time nxe1 90 close said school for
the winter. Ali that can must Try and be pres
and al scholars IN the youths class are 10 6s |
presented with Bible for their attendance, ]
committing verses. ETC., during the term OF i
Mrs Taylor and Mrs. Henness have returned |
from visiting their old home In Ohio. They re-
port the drouth IS WY severe where they were, |
the nelds being as E&fe as q travelled road. and /
farmers feeding their cattle since In August by /
cutting down tLmbe' for them 70 browse OF the |
Kiss Sadie Rites, who has been spending the /
summer with her uncle, T. Hites, Is going 20 re !
turn % her home In Holmes county, Ohio this /
week. Hsr cousin, I. l. Hites. q going 70 se-
company her % make visit with his relatives /
m said place. We hope they may have pleas
re ws - prOghss. tOla rs TIA. We would
rowing animals. verInin, etc, bad not laid away
any store Cor the winter. Now 4 would like 70 II
have them Ten rs What kind os weather We are
going . have this winter, as never saw such L
piles Of nuts as are lssd away this winter There
are bushels o. haxfenuta being dug ont where
shsy have been slowed away b De ground
some Of tie haftox family have dug and sold /
so worth, and others have dug from up 70 8 /
stock Of al kinds looks well and eastss are
Ew. Myrfck sold . lot OF two-ycar-Old steers
a. - 20 per nundredi guess they brought s5S L
r. d. Henness has sold los % James Run
Jon e 4-25 per hundred. q Be delivered next
Joha P. Smith l. feeding two osr load Of good
Stock sold high as widow cromwelrs sale;
yesr.lnSs cd Is hiEh e $50. Pay day vii
November g. al
Corn gathering Is shout al Done here, fsw
Iaxnsrs w1o 10 "a. e unasnla amount o fan
sod IS vas anticipated ne axersze We fhink
- Rss sxsrs sod ss sss f ar 3. ses
make up for tie shgFtsgs "a quantity.
Janes y. Benneft = fuss eompieking nes1
nos Iaaaiax s siso JUS isompssssnx : ysry
,anfnFsab1e dWeilfaE house.
Jean Dsznin, son of ne l1st HuRA Dornfn. 4
.f1eyine medicine andsr Dr. ito9nian, q 0ska-
Z !. aitss and ssdEs Hlass ssartsa fsr ohis
j. ?. ssnlsA. Aaroa Hsnry, wa. smish. T. 7.
altes snd 81 EneiaAd aFe eaee fssdiag frsm
ale . tHo ear loaas & cA1fie.
= gEeea sasny heEs are sase bsing I'd. Aarun
31af4 Is feeaing - llsA9. II
eDFa $ ssi1Ez from - to - eents e feeders
= .. Mec<ee rs sDee = k6alF eeanfT . ao
.ssnzs % wszk. prsp'sntsfT = lnrmlng snsrs
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SHRRIFF's sALB.

Notice u hereby given that by virtue of O
special execution, 20 me directed by the CLERK
OF the Circuit Court OF Mahaska County. Iowa,
against thesGoods, Chattele, Lands, Tenements,
Tor, defendants. I'M favor Of artha j. White.
Plaintiff. VIII offer az public sale 20 the highest
and esst bidder, for cash, - the door OF the
Court House. In the town Of 0skaloosa, County
OF hahaska, and State Of lows, on the 9Th
day OF December, 1884, between the houra Of
O'Clock a. n. and O'Clock P. NJ, on said DAP,
aii OF said William Taylor and Aanerva Taylor's
right. title and interest IN and 20 the following
described real estate. situated in Mah&skA Coun-
". Iowa, fo-wftt
The n 3 quarter OF the n 3 quarter Of Sec
thirteen (l31, township seventy-dve tfs), range
fourteen (i4l west Sab p n, IN MahAska couf-
~. Iowa.
Sale 20 commence al the hour Of O'Clock P.
n Of said day.
Witness my hand this alst day of November,
iseA MARQUIS BARB,
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The prof Of the pudding is not in
chewing the string, but in having an
SpOrtunity to try the article yourself,
Green & Bentley, the druggists, have
q free trial bottle of DIR. Bosanko's
Cough and Lung Syrup for each and
every who is afflicted with Coughs.
Colds, Asthms, Consumption or any
Lung Affection.
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I'VE see il stated that BurreD OF the
Washington Press IL to sing In Wsg-
nsra Notwithstanding before
the Iowans ct New 0rleans in Febra-
ary
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The White Oak church Is completed and there
VIII be festival az the church on Tue sday even
ing, December 9, for the purpose Of defrsyinf
We have The particulars Of the grand raid on
the squirrels mentioned last week. j. w. Doug
lass got the squirrels, Charles LeightOa killed
The LtersTy Society At Mission Ridge school
house Is nosF In good rIs1ning order. Miss e.
lenberger IS getting along finely with the school
She Is one OF Mahasks csgntj's best teachers
Our directors could not have made better
choice.
Mr.. j. R. Morrow is prospecting tOs coal on
II Mr.. Morrow iinds coal sufiicient he win put
men 20 dlgg Hope be win be successful, q 5
he Is one OF our best citizens.
MI. I'd: Bind Is building shed for his cattle
stock centrally looks well.
There Is considerable excitement about the
post-ofAce. II they should build the road il viii
be boom fur this section OF country.
The excitement Of the campaign e about over
and everything Is settling down TO business
Il Is -amored that White Oak township win
pc honored ay place in Cieyeland's Cabinet
eminent serFtces in thai memorable battle Of
Stg0urney no doubt win have considerable
weight with Democratic President: while
fry, those tlas can't read, imagine they can see
postofhces Ia the near future; while there Is still
another class that expect % get appointments
Jealous veteran Of the Grand Army OF the
skunk. who invariably spells negro with two
IS, expecting an appointment As missionary
TO Africa
We see by the papers that the rebels are YELL
ing, ana IL sounds very natural. They are max
ing great fluctuations. Hos do our soldiers
who voted TOR Cleveland. lust for the sake Of
little township ONCE, feel when they hear that
rebel yell. sad hear rebels calling the Bows In
Blue traitors Shame on any soldier who fought
rebels Tor three years and now votes for the
same men vhO tried 70 destroy the nation.
Decembcrt SKIRMIsHRR.
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The STAFFORD JUDaMKzr-A THRRx-M1LL
TAX 0znkRKD TO PAY Ir-ExrKxsroH OF
xHR FKnl LnxTRs-wATER IEvnsr1aAr1ox
ORnRnRzs
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FOR SALE COLUMN.
Advertisements under this head at 5 cents pe,
line. No insertion for less than 3 cents.
SS~>ScScS~SSScSSSSCSS
| FOR SALE.-A good dwelling house Rnauirs
l0FFICE ROOM FOR RENT. Over Cllpper
TOR sALE.-An extra good driving team,
= Wen matched, Inquire Of W. B. COmstock
| or Chas. Blattner. l4tf
HOUSE FOR RENT-A good dwelling. 4
n blocks northwest OF the square j. +. 6
W. R. Lacey. iItf
TWO ROOMS FOR RENT.-Handsomely
\ paPered, over Beechlers' drug store. En-
quire At the store. TT
"ANTED.-I desire 20 rent q nicely furnish
w ed room, near the sqnare. Am willing 10
pay good rent for the right place. Address
Lock Book i147, osksloosa, Iowa I5tf
HOUSE TO RENT.-SmaH house. six blocks
H north Of postofice. Enquire of G. n
Ashby at home or ar shop. south Of Simpson NJ.
L. church. i5-IDd
FOR RENT.-Two good stock farms, good
buildings, plenty OF running water, IL
miles west OF OskalOosa. Cash rent. Inquire OF
ESoR SALE.-A farm OF I4s acres, IN Des
n Moines township, about miles from Osk-
VIII sell cheap and on good terms. For par
ticulars call on NJ. e. Bennett. lbu
A BARGAIN-sSS acres of land within the
"A city limits. good orchard and small fruits
CaH on Mrs. y. A Perry, blocks east OF the
square, on High street ms
A GOOD Farm TO EXCHANGE for Oska-
"A loosa property. Some furnished and unflIr-
nished rooms 20 rent. A fine farm for sale az A
oargsin. Inquire OF PHILLIPS GREER,
l2u 0skaloosa, Iowa
TOR sALE.-T have for sale on West Main
each containing rooms and cellar and all con
venienees. For terms, etc. inquire Of
TT MRS. W. c. MURPHY.
ENARM FOR SALE.I win offer at private
sale my farm In Madison township. 81
miles northwest OF OskalOOsa, containing two
terms enquire Of r. A. Kent, near the farm. ar
II FRANK CRIsPIN, Modest0. Ca
Ey0R sALE.-I offer for sale my residence.
IoOss- Il consists 81 two los Win pod a.
two-story frame house, and 3 good stable there
on. This Is desirable location, near the public
a. nave other prop eP soS as esr
see me-. listD RobT. KnssIcK.
+ .oTs FOR sALE.-I propose % sen lots num-
II Der g. Z. 8, 10, II, u and l3 in my addition 20
OskanOsa, at low prices Ton long time IL desired}
to parties wanting 70 build. They 90 from High
20 Liberty streets, have gas, water and q good
school near them, and are In the best part OF the
city, the map Of which shows location and d.
mansions. can divide them o suit buferS
June Is, 1854 tSl W. I. shITH
A DEMONSTRATORS NOTICE.
Eo,,es !. hereby given to an person, inter
es.ed, that on the 18Th day Of E0vembef, A. D.,
1884. the undersigned Wa appointed by the Cir.
cult Court Of Mahaska county, Iowa, Executor
OF said county. All persons indebted % said
estate viii make payment 70 the UNDERMINE
and those having claims aFainEt the ssme VIII
present them legally authenticated 70 said Court
for allowances
ID. R MOORE, T. q. GTLMloRn.
Clerk. lnf4w0 Exeeutow.
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JAMES FOWLER SHOT
White Oak Township Fur
nislles Another Murder !
Interference in the Affairs of
Another Mans Family,
Dshsushing the WIFE, Causing Fer
Co Desert Har Husband,
Leads 20 the Death Of the PlOttsr st the
Handsof the Brother, A. T. HOckstt.
And from other Reliabie Sources

FAN Aoesums al the AHRnar kran the
nna wko Daa xhe Shooting.
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THE TEACHERs.-The Illinois Gem
trail Excursion-~Teacher Pullman
Palace Car Excursion TO New Orleans"
will leave Chicago, Tuesday, Decem-
Der g, at $50 P. N. Capt. Merry, Of
Manchester, will accompany the party,
and we want to say that the teachers
will never find a more pleasant con-
ductOr, sage, friend, guide, and philosO-
pher than Capt Merry. He's married.
sings well, knows all about all things,
and will make the trip success. Write
to him at Manchester, Iowa, but not
later than the 18th, for all particulars,
and go If possible The total expense
from Chicago and return, allowing
nine days, is calculated at $50. If we
were a teacher we should 90, simply
for the sake of being nine days with
Capt. Merry
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Peoria.

While John Kinzeman Was carrying water TO
his team, he slipped and fell with his left arm
under him, tracturing the radius.
George moon's notion wagon upset one day
iast week WHALE crossing Buckley and damaged
An infant son OF Amos Evans was buried
wednesday n the cemetery AZ Granville. The
afnleted family have the sympathy OF this CON-
munity.
Charley MObariy has treated himself to new
buggy.
r. d Warren has moved his stock scales near
his house for convenience.
Granville Warren spent Thanksgiving with
his parents.
couaty 20 loOk at the country, and II they like it
viii move there In the spring.
he msirry play, last night, took In about
The United Brethren are moving their church
house from Granville 70 Taintor.
o. L McAuley commenced school in the Flem-
ing district yesterday.
The Peoriil school win commence next Mon
day with OrEtl Shaw teacher.
We suggest the propriety Of building q good
sized town lIall In Peoria The means could be
raised In q short time with a little effort and IL
would help the looks Of the town. Let US make
the attempt
IL has be,n several years since there have
been 50 may pens Of corn, and some farmers
have not finished gathering yet.
% spend tie winter, but win return In the
spring.
There Is considerable sickness around here,
and Drs- Woodwork and kimmel are kept
busy.
]. McCutcheon has moved into his new resi-
dence and ia now comfortably nxed for the win
ter.
We are glad to note that Lewis Crowder Is
again able % be about.
December BILLY BowLRGs.
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Of those southern fellows who may come this
wnv.
Oa<n b 81 in the cri6. The ysald b e0nsidera-
ely ll.hter thai was expecseds but the quality h
aESt Glass.
our schools started up AGAIN Nov. q, after q
TeeatsQn Of four weeks, and our teaehere. Tan
Der and kogell, report IN enrolment the first
week q - IN the upper rooms and 81 h4aow.
Affer 81 absences Of SIX months IN Colorado
and adjoining sfates. the genial Lace o. eimp.
Baker e aRaln ssen behind TIE counter sc Baker
q MAlebyA
Dr. Hank has moved into his new residences
IN the eastern part Of the city.
some sicknan prevails.
Mr.. and Mrs Heed, Of What Cheer forTuariy
az this place, buried their little three-year-old
girl on thursday last, In the Indianapolis eeme-
tsr7.
Sam Chidcsler and wife followed their young
est child. two years old, TO the same resting
place, yesterday. The funeral was preached BY
DR.. Athear0. ef the Christian church.
Fannie Hutehiso commenced her school IN
the shiloh district. south Of Fremont on
Wednesday last. Fannie Is ons OF our success
FIJI and deserving teacheFs
n a. Jaeks<n Is teaching the Fisher school
north OF town-the same school IN which he
gave such gensral satisfaction last year
A. 8 Casad Is SAN In Nebraska, but Il ex-
pected home soon.
We are sorry 20 know that our esteemed
friend. Frank 3. Smith. Is soon 20 leave our
midst, not seFrY for Frank or for Mahaska
county, but thsn he b not In the read here, and
We think Oskaloosa Is proating By our loss.
DeeembeY 4 n
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