Jefferson County KS Archives News.....&tc., November 21, 1874 November 21, 1874
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The Oskaloosa Independent, Jefferson County, Saturday, Novembre 21, 1874 November 21, 1874
The young ladies of this town are warned against a painter who is working here
and passing himself off, we understand, as unmarried, when his wife is living in
Grasshopper.--Sickle.

City Marshal MORROW perambulates the streets with a good-natured grin
continually on his face. 'Coz why, there's a new baby at his house. Reason enough.

The first snow of the season fell here Wednesday and Thursday of this week to
the depth of about four inches. Enough, perhaps, to last until Thanksgiving.

Now is a first rate time for fires.--For the sake of your neighbors look well to
your flues, and don't pile hot ashes against the side of the house.

Eight mechanics have left this place for California and Nevada, withing the past
few weeks, besides a number of other citizens.

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