The Oxford Register from Oxford, Kansas • Page 4

nshfctjl Call in nml see tlto new tt scrub TIIE OXEORD HEUlSTEIi. bing brush ut IC. A. Kianich's Elcgnnt set ot black walnut chairs, BROS. 50-CAGE MARTIN COXVEKSK, Editors ami I'lilillshors.

A joyous: and crowd of Oxford yourif' people met at tho house of.MissEllu Wood Saturday evening, Sept fi, to make glad the eighteenth anniversary of her birth. Tjiwn games afforded amusement for all till they were called to partuko of the best cake, it has been inlaid with French burl nntl carpet bottoms, just received at X. W. Perry's. MONSTER I htviilliiuiass fciileied at tlie Oxford I'ustoltire lllllll IllfttUT.

Conductor Itoocc, of the S. was seriously if not fatally injured at Greii-olu, Tucsd.iv. lie was taken to Cher- Terms of Hubserlpllnn; lna cmct one yrar, 3 On pipt six month, -'Jj Ono copy numl.li. 0 rvvale. David liasure anil Wrn.

Shorrell For arirertiainii rntss. aml at tliis oflire. quimvlcd at Wellington last Iriday, when Shorrell struck Kasure with a corn A Day In lf anenworlh. One of the pleasantest days wo spent during our vacation last week was in the beautiful city of Leavenworth. Early in the morning Mr.

J. S. Crew, of the extensive wholesale book and stationery firm of Crew invitud our party to a seat in his carriage for tlie purpose of "taking in" the town. Accepting the invitation, we soon found ourselves on the nicely pavod road leading to the Fort. This road was built by the government, is about four miles in length, aud is the popular boulevard of the city.

Every afternoon, when the weather is pleasant, this pop-ular thoroughfare is thronged with the elite of Leavenworth in their fine buggies carriages and barouches. After riding up and down the hard graveled streets ot Fort Leavenworth, viewing the green lawns and parade grounds, elegant mansions, large stone military prison, olllecrs' residences, etc wo stepped into tho general commissary building and were introduced toMr. charge, who showed ns through the entire building. We would have been pleased to look through the military prison, but were informed that oulv upon stated knife, inflicting an ugly wound. 11.

Barrett' family moved into their K. 1.. H. K. llallrond Train pass Oxford as follows: uoisrt west: Mail rail m.

Through freight 6 1" a. m. Local ireight 9 1:6 p. m. (Ot NO EAST.

Mmll and npmi 4 p. m. Local freiaht Thrown fn-illht .9 P. m- new residence the Hist of tlie weeK. our wonted portion to enjoy for a long time.

We can heartily attest to Mr. Bevan'8 popularity as a confectiouist and Miss Knnna Cook's ns a cnok(r) It is needless to say that Misses Chandler, Shcrburn, Jenkins, Looker, Phillips, Dingoss, Klva and Ada Jtowley, the two Misses Moore of the country, and Miss Ada Lantz, of Shelbyvillo, and Messrs. Moore, Plntt, Holland, Stetlor, Mel and Cal Collins Claude and Sam Humphrey, Hawk, Boyd, tiould and Rowley did justieo to the supper and tho occasion as a whole, for their reputations have long since been established In that direction. Miss Chandler played Rome Instrumental pieces with her usual skill and tho Misses Wood discoursed sweet music to the accompaniment of tho organ, after which Mr. A.

II. lfowley was selected to present to Miss Ella, ill behalf ot those usseuibled, an elegant Mr. Barrett will soon move tin! old store building into the street until his new one is completed. 4 FOUR RING CIRCUS 4 Will exhibit at WELLINGTON, FRIDAY, SEPT 19, In all its superior splendor! HAiliOAD SHOWS NOW ALL UNITED IU CNE VAST and COLOSSAL EXHIBITION There will be a Knights of Pythias lodge organized in Wellington on the Atchison, Toiiskn Santa I''o It. It.

Trains pass WVllindton as follows: OOINO BOU I'H. evening of the iust. Brother mem- runmm 11 :1 a. ro. liers from Oxford aud vicinity are especially invited to attend.

Aooommodntinn throniih frci.jht m. OOINO NOKTI1. Passpnunr ft: 1-1 p. throlltfh frsiuht. m.

AVe we're mistaken last week as to Connects at Newton with east-bound Cannon Dall. Miss Milner going to her homo at 8a photograph album and a fine copy of vanna, Mo. one only goes to visit Church IMrrctory. some friends at that place, after which M. E.

CHUfU'H Services every Rnhhath at RRlihatll si'honl at 9 II a. m. and at sho will return to her homo in Ohio. Itev. N.

.1. UUU lON.l'astor. FKKHBYTFHIAN CHimce 'Vmcea crcr A great many did not know that alternate Habbatb, at usual hours and veninii. Iter. 13.

K. MAYO, l'sstor. Lucille, token ot tho triendly sentiment they telt for her. Alter secular and sacred music, tho crowd reluctantly ti ok their leave of tlie hostess, wishing her many such evening before this life with her shalt close. Wo tinders stand sho was the recipient of other beautiful gifts from the family, among which were a fine necklace, a gold pin, and an elegant plush hand mirror.

A Gl kst. TUPrtHT in the school was to eommcco last Monday until they heard the hell, consequently the attendance on the first day was not as large as it otherwise would have Prehvterian church every Salihath afternoon at li chmk. l). Aimorr. Mimt.

days were tlie doors of that institution oieiied to visitors. Mr. Crew appeared to take delight in pointing out and explaining prominent features along the road. After dinner the carriage was again placed at our disposal, and Mr. Cam M.

Tarr, one of the traveling sales, men of Crew house, who often visits Oxford and calls on the boys, piloted us out to tho state penitentiary. Here, through the kindness of Warden Jones and Deputy Warden Miller, we were conducted through the entire establishment. The penitentiary now contains over 000 convicts. early all of them were at work in the various departments; wagon makers, black OXFORD, KANSAS, HKPT. 13, 1884.

been Miss Ada Laid, left in company ti i Local Matters. Good skilled labor should ever recognition from the press and at large; inferior work does not de with her father for her home at Shelby-villc, 111., Thursday. Miss Lantz made many warm friends fhile hero who deeply regret that she could not remain 'l a I'M serve it. Before r. Barrett moved smiths, painters, carriage trimmers, during the winter months.

harness-makers, shoemakers, tailors, machinists, engineers, and In fact, tradesmen of almost everv kind in the Hestaurant. Kino cigars at tiro. J. Buy your conl of Copclaud. AV infield has a colored band.

For Tlow Shoes go to C. G. Tilton's. Machine oil at Collins Holland's Our enterprising clothing merchents, A Tilton Orange, are having the room world. The Caldwell wagon is manufactured by convicts, and our guide in- tovmccl us that these wagons were formerly occuppied by G.

Morris put in thorough repair, and will occupy it a9 an exclusive clothing houso the first of next week. turned out at the rato of one every twen S.4 Buy your powder and shot of Geo. ty minutes during working hours. into his new residence wo toot tho opportunity of looking through the various rooms, and honestly believe that better work cannot be shown in any building in tho city. I'rico Parker were tho contractors for tills building, and their excellent workmanship here plainly shows for itself, both inside and out.

A. H. Ilethcriiigtoii did toe decorating work with the paint brush, aud wo venture tlie assertion that tlie painting and graining on the interior of this house is tlie best job in the city, and willconipar favorably with work in larger cities. We were much pleased with our after .1. I less.

7 ft The democratic delegate convention noon's visit, and thanking tho Wardens 1 4 r-' i ri For Gents' Fine Boots go to C. G. of the Hlth senatorial district is to be tor their kinunoss, we wended our wav i i back to the citv and took the five o'clock held at Wood's opera house in Wellington next Tuesday. The 91st representa train for St. Joseph.

Tilton's. If you want good farm inquire! his office. For Ladies' Kid Shoos go to C. Tilton's. OBITIARV.

v. tive district is entitled fo 11 delegates, the 10 and the 9. Wit A Un 4 Our esteemed friend, W. II. Staf- All kinds of books at Collins B.

Miller, son of Eli Miller, was bom September 2li, 1830, and died at his homo in Cleardale, Sumner county, Kansas, September 1, 1884. Ho had been in 111 health for several vears and felbach and Miss ICmnia Williams, of Holland's. XL. Mr. llcthcrington is a workman, and our citizens will do well, when wanting flue work done, to consult him before contracting.

Wellington, were married hist Tuesday. Miss Anna Martin is teaching west The happy couple started immediately UsWaawJTTpJBr his last illness was of about five davs! of Wellington. duration, which he bore ith fortitude. The pupils say the school started returning his consciousness to the last. His tteatli was sudden and surprising to off in good shape.

all but himself. He frenuentlv spoke to NO OTHER SHOV HAS CNE CF THESE FEATURES Cleveland and Hendricks cigars at his parents and triendsot his anticipated Collins Hollands. death with calmness and composure on a tour among eastern friends aud relatives. Tho ItEmsncii's best wishes go with them. Mr.

Wilcox, of the hardware firm of ttowdish Wilcox, is building handsome two-story cottage-style residence just south of the Methodist church. It will contain six good rooms, besides pantry and closets. Thus the improve-inents go on. A DH0VE OF GIRAFFES ASIATIC! ELEPHANTS and upon the 1st instant his c.Hvtations Oxford was well recognized at tho convention last Saturday. J.

J. Faulkner was nominated, without any knowledge to himself, fur District Clerk and received a good voto under the circumstances. Mel Collins was elected secretary of the convention. The delegation as represented on wo committees. J.

.1. Faulkner was elected adelegiito to the congressional convention at Hutchinson ami W. B. Cold well to the Senatorial Old papers for Rule at this office, at were realized, winch work was consuni VH0LK fl.eCK OF OSTRICHES ELEPHANTS A WINE AFRICAN live cents per dozen. miimmaU by the cruel hnncl of a fever typho-umlarial.

He led an Ironornhlu RHINOCEROS I THE ONLY W00LY ELEPHANT A FIVE TON Go to YV. si. I opeland for an HA SCORE OF LIONS FIVE BENOAl TIGERS thracltc and soft coal. lite, upright and conscientious nil his dealings, which naturally secured to him a great umnv friend, jlc leaves a kind t. --7A PEnronMiNB zebras Kurnic.ru liave not been verv numcr- Wo are glad to note that Bob wile and a little babe, who share (he cius in town this week.

TMP fiNLY UI0M SLAYEft A BLUE NOSE KAN0RIL.X biyUqm VTA sympathy of many friends aud relatives ad-1 convention ut Wellington next Tuesday. Iluddard has oiiened a feed store GORILLAS But may all be submissive and believe I1 BRAZILIAN prr ATU F. frV joining Cold well Ycnger's agricultural Mayor Murphy, of Wellington, has tendered his resignation. ELANDS 1 TUmnORNED HOISES V' AFRICAN I- rTiirn nnrui siis-m 'Tt'oneN cast down, we'rs not forsaken; Thoupl' a((liotd, not alonr; Tbon di-1st uiva sod thon hat taken; Blessed Lord, 1'iiy will be doi.e. REARS IKANGAR00S tiU tlnLti inlaR I iILM I POLAR warehouse.

He proposes to keep constantly on hand a supply of corn, oats, bran, shorts, etc. This will be a convenience long needed. IMVL RHlll 7, sA Rev. M. II.

Smith, of the Northern Indiana Conference, spent several days In our city last week and this, and preached in the Methodist church on Sunday evening. Mr. Smith is a brother-in-law of our townsman, Mr. John Hoover. He is well pleased with VLACK VARKC "THounh to-Hay wr're fitted with mourntuf.

The dance at Sin. Warner's new building was well enjoyed. Call on Bow disq iy AVilcox's and see their new stock of guns. Milan has one of the best school APES TOrev atlll is on ihm ttirone; With Thy smil.s of loye rutnritin'T, We can sing I by will be I ABBCONSAIfe VX. colonies Mesdamcs Bariium and Thomas returned Wednesday morning, alter an extended trip through Nebraska, Mis this locality and thinks he will make How She auKht lllin.

or BIRDS lkahk4iiM Oxford his home iu the near future. IjisI Monday Oliver Jioyd, negro souri and points In Kansas, ihey re 1 "aaiaaaa-a. mmmmmm I rr fl 'fli'UW 1 staM '20 CLOWNS porter iu the Arlington house nt Wei Mr. Theodore Geilc, of Silver Lake, was looking about Oxford a few llugton, was tried for wiling a bottle of '6LADYRIDERS hoersatRldersVXl Sld 14 port themselves satisfied with "Sunny Kansas," and esjiccially this part of it. Of course we gladly welcome them aain to our midst.

beer to Miss Ioulia Slough, tlie Leaven 206old'qCharloft BwidsofMusioyA A7 worth attorney who is attending court days the first of tho week for a location, lie is a blacksmith by trade and is Imp-nil disappointed in this part of Kan 1 rS-J 24 fireat lEAPERS houses of its size in flic state. For liny kind of a Hat or a Shirt, go to Humphreys Vickroy's. For Hats, Caps and Furnishing Goods call on Tilton Orange. Flrst-dnss baker's bread always on hand at the restaurant. Bleached muslins at Humphrey it Vickroy's at 0 1-4 cents.

Jay Stutter tins tlie sympathy of the Kkoihtkr in his late misfortune. at Wellington mid making temperance I -y I I LM IHtt IAst Wednesday Mrs. Wade sued I ennrcof rpnRsrsV. Troupes of 6YMNASTS secches throughout the country. As her brother, John Mohu in a sum of $80 will locate here, having bought yvvur.1.1.

i hi. isisimj. wo understand tho caso the lady TDnMQFHT ItAN llvtwpV.A 7Psrformlnn STALLIONS 0U3 lilltAT Mr. P. Hass' blacksmith shop, lot, stock railed the negro to her room and asked Prof WHITE'S DOG CIRCUS TROUPEVesV and tools.

Ho also pmchuscd a house BICYCLE if ho would do an errand for her. lie lor labor. J. F. McMullen, of Win-field, was attorney for tho plaintiff but being unublo to be prcattnt E.

li. Jones acted in bis stead. The prosecution not V'A and lot of J. A. Chapman, situated just The 0AR0N FRENCH FAKHLV FRENCH EO'JESTRIENNFS willingly assented and she giving him cast of Shaw Co's lumber yard 3 ILES 8TREET DISPLAY PAGEANT G0R6E0U8 quarter, told him to bring her a bottle of beer.

When Boyd returned with Mr. Goilo will tuko possession of his purchases in the course of a few weeks. lx'ing ready for trial, the case was iost-poned till Tuesday tho Kith. A THOUSANO MEN AND HORSES ANIMALS CASES ST (jLiTTEBINO ROYAL WARCH tl ic beer sho asked the price and paid It. Sho then filed complaint against him for THE CARNIVAL OF VENICE REVIVED Ijist week I eter Hass sold his res idence and two lots to Messrs.

Keller GLISTENING WITH GOLD AUD SILVERV -A THOUSAND COSTLY BkJU.ERS violating tho Prohibitory amendment New Boots Shoes, Tii.ton Orange. John (J. Recce, of Topekais visiting his brother, W. H. Itcce, of this township.

O. H. Matthews has returned from Indiana and will resume his business in Oxford. McDonald of Charles City, Iowa, and and the jury found him guilty. Coin.

on Wednesday of this week lie sold his ment is unnecessary but if practice of Mr. Albert Hart, of Mt. Pulaski, Logan county, 8icnt a few days with our fellow-townsman, John Veail, recently, and was very much pleased with this part of Kansas, Mr. Hart thinks very strongly ot locating here in the near future Wo hopo he will con shop and lot to Mr. Theodore TMI FEATURE OF ALL A PAIR OF LIVINQ HIPPOPOTAMI.

MALE FEMALE tmithttanding th Enormous itns atiendina to vast en Exbiti'tta th HMm 'ntibu ainrr than tmall hct chnrgo. of Silver Lake, Mo. Mr. Hass has pur this kind has to bo resorted to in order to enforce a law, we say at once repeal it. The deception practiced by Miss chased five lots iu the west part of town, When you want a good cigar go to Bevau'g restaurant and rail for "Miller's upon which he has erected a small temporary building to bo occupied bv his Slough, and the fact that sho hired him in the first place to violate the law, is a hundred per cent worse than the crlmo Pride." II -ft.

II 3ST-3 family until ho gets a larger ono erected clude to do so. Last Wednesday the relatives and friends of Mr. James gave him a pleasant surprise and reminded him that he was just sixty-tour years old. Six noie train loads of cattle pass Mr. It.

M. Rowley and family itself, aud one which a fair-minded man Great German Panacea I )xford every day for Kansas City and moved to Wellington vesterduV. would not stoop to accomplish. Chicago. S.

ITrzier, Dealer hi ull kinds of FreshMeatsi Oxroliu, Kansas. While wo would much rather hud them Por aula nt Dr. I. J. Ilsmard'l It will 1)0 noticed by refcrenco to We have two of (lie Ix'st farms in tho proceedings of the greenback con stay with us, wo congratulate our sister city for having gained worthy a citi Sumner county for sale.

Call and learn sons and two daughters (ull of his children except one son) ere present. The old gentleman was tho recipient of presents amounting to $17.75 Including a Drug Store! vention in another crliiinu tnut Oxford particulars. zen, and their social ehxlo by the add! has a representutfve on the county ticket, and tor an oltlco ot no small importance. Bring iu your spring chickens to rocking chair which cost $7. Air K.

It. Jones, nominee Geo. J. Hess, and get the highest mar tiou of Mr. A.

II. and Misses Adda and Elva to their list. Miss El va Is teaching In one of the rooms of-the city schools and THKW. A.T. rillNK.

Married At tho residence of tho for probate lodge. Both tlie old parties have held their conventions and made hridc'f parents iu this city, Tuesday Mr. A. II. will take charge of tho Carey nominations.

Both have also entirely OXFORD, KANSAS, OVUES DYSPKPSIA, 1NDIC.KSTTON, 1MZZY HEAD, SOUIt STOMACH, KAISI.NG Of FOOD, ket prim. If you have anything to sell, rent or trade it will pay you to ad vertigo it iu Register. evening, Sept. 9, 1881, by Justieo B. K.

lumber yard Jenkins, Mh. Oscar Moohe und Miss ignored tlie claims Qf Oxford and this purt of the county. As a general rule Iu politico each locality takes pride in Last Tuesday, the 9th was tho A urn J. Ijookeh, both of tins town lfith marriago anniversary of Mr. and working and voting for Its homo candi ship.

The force take pleasure dates, aud wo think tills isonlv lust and Mrs. J. S. Converse. It was their Inten iu acknowledging the receipt of a liberal quantity of very fine cake, and in return proper.

Oxford and tho eastern part of tion to have Issued Invitations and had a small gathering of friends and a good Sumner county polls a largo proportion of tho county vote, and If neither of tho New dwellings are being dally put up In all parts of town. It is difllcult to report all of them. Humphreys Vlekrey are making a specialty of Furnishing Goods, for both ladies and gentlemen. TlieVouug folks of Palestine enjoyed wisli tlie happy couple a pleasant and uni'iilllod journey through life. OontitHutinniil Htclc Hcarfaobe.

Dyspfptir (nj(ih Ntua or tSitik-liesvlmlie. lltrthin muii all Ntn-voum it0rHn(tniKiU. It Diutwtioit and make ttm whole nnrviiuo thU'in and w-cre-torr orn'itnn i at actuiui pi'rUu in their naturul niovDoii'utM. A)n a iir (Uie tor (lolio in ItorarN. J' it in mrwUtMiif in Marr.iittttl tu uurtf any ut the above tueiitiuiivd ti ir.ott4.cn.

social time, but prolonged sickness iu old parties saw tit to recognize ourclaims iu selecting candidates, would it not lie the family prevented. Mr. and Mrs. A. A.

Richards, lute proprietor of a sensible idea to work for tlie election c. a. nranicn, nowerer, who ever tho Press, gave us a pleasant call Mon of the only caudidato presented from have a friendly feeling for tho poor, pre. a social "Imp" at the ixaiduuco of day moiiilng, leaving his professional this section? Mr. Jones is thoroughly comiieteut to fill tho ollice of probate sen ted the couple with a very Hun glass 'a i-rsj2" liOgnn Shore last night.

card which will be found elsewhere in preserve dish, for which kindly remsin judge with credit. It will cost nothing to enter su or an uuiinal at the Cowley County bianco they 111 please accept our heart Wo take pleasure in recommending this piiHr. Andy will hereafter devoto his entire attention to the practice of law. He had several years experience In Unit UHI.N, Practical Tinner rostolllco Ilullding, OXFORD, KANSAS, felt thanks. fair.

So auys tho Telegram. Webster's Unabridged to our readers from tho fact that it lias been almost the Subscribers who know themselves profession Isifore engaging iu tho news- In arrears with us are earnestly usked universal standard since its flint publica paper business. Mr. sinus Brewster's fine residence is last Hearing completion, will be the oiustueh'd residenco In the city. OXFORD, KANSAS tnta fur Ilie t'elabraled Star "Wind Mill.

Manufactured exclusively by FLINT WALLING MANF'G CO Of Kendallville, Indiana. Tlie liest mid most durable Mill hi owe. We also furnish, on stun notice, all kinds of Iron PI 'MPS. TANKS and Pll'l'. All work ami material warranted.

12 i lie mil lor jicggs' lllooil runner is daily increasing. Collins Holland to pay up. We have bills fulling duo land need money. Tho summer months are the hardest for newspaper men to Don't heat ui your house thin ho arc lurnishing sample bottles free. Jl weather to buke bread, but go to lie tion.

The edition tor 1881 contains all the latest words and changes, uboutUOOO selected illustrations, a list of l.VK) words siolled two or more ways aud a new biographical dictionary of over 0700 names of -noteworthy persons, is nil excellent medicine (or the Liver, pull through and subscribers should re Good work, prompt attention to business, and lowest Living Prices, Is my motto, Iiils'ral discount made on large contracts, Hoofing and guttering specially. Call and we me before I Kidneys, and Blood. Warranted. van's rcst.iui'Hiit and buy it cheaper than member this if they do not with to bo you (4ii iii'ike it. oi blov, nth on 'i'lltonif; Outline, lui iiiuuc.