The Oskaloosa herald., 1892-04-21

THE
n DELAYED
,o...,d This issue was delayed nearly one
day by reason of failure to receive
ann9ln. a paper In time from the Wisconsin mills.
/ It will not happen again.
,ad pas sSc sDOn1
from P. NJ. Pruet, by Judge Dewey IN
n.-thIrd District court on Saturday morning, on
n I'm ths the grounds OF adultery.
In m@ THAT NEW HoUsE.-B. T. Dutton
has commenced to tear down the old
house Just west of his new residence
0no~P' on High avenue east and will build an
other fine house on that site equal to
his new home.
ls in our GRAVEL The gravel train on the
You may Iowa Central was sstarted again Monoay
nt. morning. A great deal of work was
done last season out there are about 30
Tenney. miles of road to gravel and then the
't1en up from Marshalltown to Peoria.
SOME PRICES. Sat Des Moines on
ID ota'e Friday brick paving contracts were
Lor TWO made at from 81. 54 to 81 go per square
yard, and cement curbing at from AZ
md rail cents per lineal foot to 40 cents These
ee story ngnres at least serve as an lnoex as 10
ason. the rate that we should approx imately
obtain here.
State vs. |-
harness EYE hEAoVED'-Dr. LuKehS' rH-
ying the oay' assisted Dy Dr' barflhger' FemoV-
ed an eye for Charles Logue, which has
been injured in the mines. Supuration
od tonic ensuing to dangerous degree, the oper-
possess alton had to follow to save the 9th sr
popular eye. 1t was very successful.
PREMUEs-The Columbian commis-
n u, Or sion will offer $500 in premiu ms for
Monday Iowa grains. The competing samples
owl will first be exhibited at the January |
Di.L hoo meeting of the State Fair Association |
1pany lu DeS molneS' anu Will 'non 10 Soli' W
davota Chicago
He has QUEER Down at Mt. Pleasant they |
:. don't permit man to kiss his wife |
or, at least, one young man who at |
'"Ho tempted to do 80 was arrested for the |
Wedding oTapso uowovsr tho yifo roIontod
OH6n66s hOWofeES buo WIG IcIcuGcU |
su"i"n and refused to appear against her hus. |
band, and he was let off with paying |
uxiliary the costs.
DC at tne A CHALLENGE-M F. Phillips, man |
Let all ager of John D'Ormond, has a standing |
challenge of 50. 600 that he has the most
ov bob- complete Repertoire and best players |
uooon- of any Repertoire Co. on the road. This |
9 cant challenge is in money, not wind.
3Gw1-2OOi1 NJ. F. PHILLIPS, Mgr.
4 Cor THE NATIONAL GAME.-Some idea
100 paw OF tne extent OF tne oase oSli 0rdZe nSy
1t 81. 81 % gleaneo from the IacC Cha' do many
> ot IN as two Thousand horse hides are used
in Philadelphia alone in the mauufac'
ture of the most costly kinds of base
v lot of balls, and that there. are few left over
when the season ends.
A CoINCIDENCE,-In the same issue
" 'nu of the paper. the Hedrick Journal
tells of the big railroad we'll being al
~ tt most completed and that D. n. DIV ar;
J6 High ea.nooI- of ~ ,.oIooao nil, oon,roonoo
dairy business there in the near future,
Il kinds and will be ready to supply all who
ds, call wish milk.
WAS ONCE RICH.-The Fremont Mon.
app has itor says: "Wm. Martin, overseer of
400 ALI the poor farm, was in the city Tuesday
. Rapp Mr.. Martin says there Is one man IN
the county house who used to be very
wealthy. He inherited $4,000 from
'l' as his father and gained considerable
Seo 'ne wealth for himself. He began drink
'en per ing and lost quite sum of money in
d Shai distilleIies and bad bargains, most of
put up which was a result of the drink habit.
Now he is not worth penny"
po ~ e"on FINE CHANGE The carpenters are
" r III making a very handsome change in
o. Mr.. and Mrs. Will Lacey's home. The
mug a. roof is being entirely rebuilt, towers,
P"''O porticoes, battlements and I'll that sort
Of things slung on generally, and the
00'0A' change will make the house handsome
yaynes. in every way. 1t will take thOus-
Mt Mr. and cart wheel dollars to pay the bill.
cred 20 4,,. 49, ,-onor.on+ - ;,s,ro
with a responsible agent as with res
ponsible company. The Phelps Agency
is the best and does the largest busi-
ness of any in the city. Before you
borrow money see the Phelps Mort
BAR, liv- gage Co.; they make all kinds and sizes
ped on of real estate loans. Installment loans
Desday speciality. once ground moor OF ne"
ground, Phelps BLOCK, Ito NOrth Market oG IT,
on W uan MORE BooKs-Mlscellaneous Essays L
Thurs "a p,o,oa no uooorlov !, ,broa vol l.
with a 49,, rha ost of tbo Mobioops bv
Cooper, Iowa in War Times by Bvers,
of tie With the Admiral of the Ocean Soa by
E. con- MacKie aud other good books have re-
BROOK Gently been added to the library at the
s,IP Young Men's Christian Association
Oddard, rooms, oy the DONATION or trlenoS OF
M A the cause.
~. J G. GRAND JURY.-Owing to the irregu-
of this larity in drawing two men from the
m. same township in making up the grand
jury the first of January, the court or
ruler dered that they should be discharged
's our and new grand jury drawn for each
, ywhere term of conrt. The inrv drawn for the
t other nrooont term ia comnosad of the fol-
ad bus iowinU oentIemen. IL. Allen. A. q.
l'Sooll Hull, James brennan, Morgan j. Nor
gan, J. R. Marsh, VIM. Shipley, John
49, Moore.
of the THE Bic SEwER.-The city council,
Present in body went down and looked at
1lH be their elephant, the Fifth avenue sewer,
SEQ Tor on Tuesday afternoon. The animal is
about the same as it was last fall and
ia getting hungry for $1,000 more to
play give il An outlet through the $50 feet
[asontc, of tunnelipg vet before it, The opiniou
open of the counciI ia that the hest thing
dren Is thev "a, do under the cir.umstances
3Sc, no ia tn Give the creature another souarel
/. Seats meal II the food can ha raked nm.
dw1 --
EOoNoMIzING-The city council have
eral VI decided that hereafter in paving streets
family thew will buiId the Intersections on the
Sunday street naved only thus doing away with
lg offici- the additional ernsnse of Tnnnino the
friends croso ,ntorsectiops ont IN tho ,ot line
10 obse- "a ;roI,5 ro tho oroasirOs 1rho,, iii