The Oswego Daily Republican from Oswego, Kansas • 1

.7 '1aiV A tie M0 IJ. OVR MOTTO: THE TRUTH-WITHOUT FE A FAVOP OR AFFECTION t-i VOLUME 1. OSWEGO, LABETTE COUNTYi. KANSAS. TUESDAY, APRIL, 4, 1882.

NUMBER 216. THE REPUBLICAN PUBLISHING CO- JESSE JAMES. A special says; Tlio noted depot to see the Dr. for the last time single, as it is reported he has gone to take unto himself a desperado Jesse James has betn PROPRIETORS. H.

H. BROOKES, I. W. PATRICK, Editors and Manager. TERliS: better half.

Prayer meeting at the" Baptist killed at last. He was killed by Charles Ford, a detective, full FOR SALE! I offer for sale my house and five acres of blacksmith shop, (with or without tools), located one mile west of Stover, Fairview township. The house is frame 14x30, good outdoor cellar, small orchard, A. Brock. particulars will be given to-mor CORRESPONDENT.

vv, Preuitts Corners, April, 3 1882 Editors Republican. I see you have no correspondent in this part of the county so I thought I would drop you a line. Farmers are busy plowing and planting corn. All seem to be trying to get their corn in early, for those that planted early last church Sunday evening. Dally, per week, delivered fe(Carrler lo Cento Weekly Republican, per annum, $1.50 row.

J. B. Williams talks of going to I.00 Six monthi, Three montha Kich Hill, in a few days. Free Lectures. Mr Leon W.

Devere, of Law Our Postmaster, J. H. Gol Editorial News Notes. den, received a handsome present a few days ago. R.R, Time Table.

Saint Louts ft San Francisco, GOING WEST. No, 19, Passenger train, 12:55 m. No 23, thro' fr'ght and aco. 7 25 a m. No 35, local 3:15 pm.

GOING EAST, No 20 Passenger Train, 2:05 No 38 thro' freight and aco 12:10 a No 28 local 3:15 It. J. Reekie, Agt. Missouri Pacific, GOING NORTH. No 154 Mall and Express 2:48 m.

No 152 2:30 am. GOING SOUTH. No 153 Mad and Express, 3:12 m-No 151 12:27 a in, Above trains ran daily. 0. S.

Wheeling, Agt. rence, Kansas, will lecture at the Court house in Oswego, on tomorrow (Tuesday) evening, sub year had good corn. B.D.J. QUICK JUSTICE FOE ASSASSINS. The Czar has ordered the in ject "The origin of answer to the materialistic theory of Tyn- stant execution of the assassins of Gen.

Sterlinkoff and they, are dall, Ingersoll ecti Admission free. Come everybody and hear Hallo well Hem. Samuel Eennie is our "silent man," being deaf and dumb; Polluck Bro's have completed to be hanged publicly on Satur MONEY to LOAN Real Estate AT LOW RATES, BY 0. A. WILKIN OSWEGO, KANSAS.

day at Odessa. Theraas been some improvement going on. Robert Laughlin has lapped his hedge, so you can see where he lives, and has built a porch to his house and given all a fresh coat of paint, good for Bob. P. Stout has built a poststake fence, so he can pasture those fine Bremin Geese.

a rational solution of the problem of life; Mr. Devere will also lecture oil Wednesday evening on their shop on Gibbs Avenue. The Pratt County Press knows just The immortality of the soul viewed in the light of science and how 'tis itself and tells a new comer tbat he has never yet seen the wind blow here. It is said philosophy." Admission free. Pi Carigan is putting out lots of that "when you stand by and see Millinery Opening.

KING KING. ATTORNEYS At LAW. COLLECTIONS A SPECIALTY. a poor home-steader's claim taken up and moved over upqn his Landis Baily will have their hedge. Our new Esquire, has a picket fenca around his garden, he says he has set out about three hun neighbors' premises; when your opening of Spring Millinery on Tuesday and Wednesday) April 5th and Cth, to which all are invit treasured sombrero lights out KANSAS OSWEGO, Barkhart is putting an addition to his house.

E. 3. Hicks, 11. E. and express agent, has caught the building boom.

He also builds on South Side. Our one arm man, who would rather bo Wright than President of the United States, draws a pension of $288. per annum. Mrs. George Bush of Oswego, was here last week visiting friends.

The old chess player, Dr. R. M. Earl is getting tired of the drug business. He longs for the did dred fruit and ornamental trees, ed.

Opposite Post bflice, Oswe C. P. WINTON, I. J. ROCHUSSEN.

Notary Public, GHURCH DIRECTORY. M. Church Services every Sunday at 10:30 A and 7:30 m. Sunday school at 2:30 P. M.

Prayer meeting on Thursday evenings. Rev. H. McBirney. Pastor.

Presbyterian Church Services every Sunday at 10:30 A. ind 7:30 p.m. Sunday schoolat 2.30 PvJiv Prayer meeting on Thursday evenings. Rev. John Elliott, Pastor.

Congregational Church Services every Sunday at 11, A. and 7 p. m. Sunday school at 10 A. M.

Prayer meetiug on Thursday evening. Rev. E. F. Sjiith, Pastor.

and upward at an angle of forty-five degrees and disappears in the ethereal blue; when you see the air filled with a medley of wheelbarrows, brick chimueys, post holes, light weight politicians, ect. ect. emigrating at one hundred miles an hour, then you may prattle about the gentle Kansas zephyrs. this spring besides 600 strawberries, blackberries and raspberries in abundance. He intends to have fruit for his friends to eat when they come to see him.

Milt McCune is running the farm for N. H. McClain. Mark O'Connell has made a new plank fence around his pasture. i go, Kansas.

A BIG DRIVE! 8 OF CHOICE Roasted Coffee! FOR $1,00. Real Estate Loan Brokers, Office over the Posloffice, DSWEGO, KANSAS farm. Ho offers his stoik of The Ancient Mariner over the W. T. Preuitt has set out a fine way says; TJie is crowing lot of apples, pears, peaches and NATIONAL GOVERNMENT.

lustily over its claim to have made is putting up a flue the discovery that Judge Per garden fence. kins is a suitable candidate for Congressmen. Hush! well, we Friend Lathrop is doing a big 1 Justice of the Peace AND COLLECTING AGENT. All business intrusted will receive prompt attention. Omen in Wilkiks Atchison's drugs and property for Bale.

Mr. Adam Thompson, Who is digging a stock well on his form on Center Creek, struck Coal oil at the depth of one hundred ftet. We understand that parties from Galena will Sink a shaft one hundred and fitty feet farther. A heavy vein of coal is thought to be about that depth. Another sad report came in from the southeast Sunday morning.

That of a young man dying-in the bottom of a well from carbonic acid gas. The young man thought the udge was man enough, and prominent enough to "Our prices tell the people, and business in the way of improvements, I think he has his eye on President Chester A. Arthur Chief Justice Morrison. Waite Secretary of State, P. T.

Frelinjrjuiy sen Secretary of the Treasury, C. Folger Secretary of Lincoln Secretary of Hie W.T. Hunt Secretary of the Interior Kirkwood Bcnj. H. Brewster Postmaster 1, O.

Howe President of'tbe Senate. Davis thd people tell our prices." nave been seen tnat light long some man's girl from. the. way, he before the REPUBLICAN wad boru.i is fixing up. Next thing that paper will be claiming the fatherhood of the prohibition law by right of We have a fine Sabbath school organized and in good running or C.

ST. CONDON, K. 'HO BART. Speaker of the J. W.

Keifcr derv With Brother Woodruff for BARGAINS In all kinds of Staple and Fancy Groceries, Provisions, Glassware, can be obtained by calling on us. All goods warranted and full weight guaranteed. ALLEN FEYE, We know what the Ancient Mariner was driving at. He want Superintendent aud Frank Bev- STA IE GO VERNMENT. was working for James Smith ans for Secretary.

They will have a singing school in connection four miles south east of this place, Governor, John P. St. John Lieutenant W. Finnev He had been working in a well ed to see sbeckels glisten in his hands and theu he would announce the prominence and manhood of the Judgo. We do make claim to be the only paper in Os Secretary of Smith all week, and descended last with the sabbath school, with Professor Doyle as teacher.

Singing to commence at two o'clock State Francis. Sundav morning into the well Attorney A. Johnston. mm oi, 11 A Nlv IIS. oswego, money always on hanl Ou strictly first-class paper.

to measure the depth of water, m. and sabbath School at three wego that has ever done anything State P. I. Bonebrake He immediately gave the alarm o'clock p. nr Sup't Public II.

C. Speer Congressman 2nd Dist. Haskel towards enforcing the prohibition law. We never said like the An A Granger. "to draw up quickly," but when within eight feet of the top fell cient Mariner that the prohibition THE DIRECT ROUTE FOR ALL POINTS IN law ought to be buried with a out of the bucket down to the bottom again a distance of sixty LABETTE COUNTY OFFICERS Labette item The burg is quiet, everybody dead law of Missouri.

feet. Another man was soon de Judge 11th Dist Perkins seems to be busy. Probate Judge Case District Clerk II. C. Cook spatched after him.

He was hauled out but was dead. H. You can hear the continual DON'T WANT TO GO TO. CONGRESS Say, you fellow up the country. The Courier has found a political County Att'y C.

True. Sheriff. D. M. Bender sound of E.

Bundys anvil, from early morn until d-irk rreasurer Thornton County Clerk W. Felt Many are planting Corn, and if bonanza a jewel if you please I The papers of the state have of this should be a favorable season, Kansas, Colorado, New iVlekico California, and Texas, 1 TRAINS DAILY legister of Deeds. M.Cunningham, Surveyor R. Cunningham, late been mentioning the name of H. A.

MA.Y. J. W. MARLEY Marley Marley, BAH EER-S, OSWEGO, KAN. Corn will be worth 15 Conts this Superinteudcnt, Chidester fall.

Col. JJ. Hollowell, as a Candida te for Congressional honors. The J. J.

Henderson A FINE DISTINCTION. Atlanta, April 3 The preliminary trial of Deputy U. S. Marshal Balton and two members of his posse, Miller and Ff eeland charged with the murder of Hicks the illicit distiller, closed to-day. Balton was discharged and Free- Colonel was town this week, The farmers are so buisy Commissioners A.

N. Russell (W. G. Hoover CITY OFFICERS. through the day that they come to town after night to do their ana meeting mm on the street, we CaUed his attention to the repeated mention of his name for con shopping.

gress. He informed us that the land and Miller held in bond of statements were made wholy J. E. McNamara finished sow Transact a General Banking Business. Money always on hand without authority, and authorized us to say that under no condition Mayor Condon Clerk.

Bulwer Attorney F. Clover Police Judge D. Kiersey i to loan. Inztt ing 70 acres of oats this week. James made it pay last year and is going 30 acres better this year.

$4000, on the charge of involuntary manslaughter, which under the code of Georgia Is killing while in the discharge of a lawful act without due caution and pun- could his. name be used for congressional honors. This is our bonanza, the Courier Justices of the Peace OSWEGO CITY GARDEN D. Kiersey U. Osborn Mr.

C. Owens, the Califor' THE DIRECT ROUTE FOR ALL POINTS IN THE EASMORTE VIAST.LOIIS: 2 TRAINS DAILY claims the credit of being the first paper in the State to announce a refusal for congress. Gentlemen, Constables. Frank Blanchard Fred Kinslow shable as a misdemeanor. "Dr.

Lamson will probably be lease pass the word along the AND GREENHOUSE Keeps constantly on hands al hanged in Loudoli at the advertis line, and don't fail to give proper credit, as we are rather jealous of nia sheep man who wintered here, packed grub and baggage Tuesday and left in search of a flock of sheep, and some place to keep them. Mr. Owens is a jolly old soul, and we wish him God Speed in tjhe future. The coal prospecting continues, but the rock is so hard that the our discovery. Columbus Courier, kinds ot green-house and bedding plants, also Cabbage, Tomato, HOARD OF EDUCATION, Nelson Case William Houck.

J. W. Marley 1st ward Yeager, F. H. Atchi-lon.

2d ward Nelson Case, N. M. Pur-7iance. 3d ward A. Ball, Win.

Houck. 4th ward F. E. Vansant, F. D.

Howe. Sweet-potato and all other plants At Antonio, Robert Yea- grown in this latitude, in largel or ed date. A quantity of dynamite was exploded at the police barracks at Limerick, but no great damage was done. All the Ontario roads are blocked by a heavy snow' storms Aid is asked for south-eastern Missouri. ger's house was fired and when Teager fled from the building he small quantities.

W. S. Burch, drill does not penetrate" very rapid was riddled Tith buckshot. Pullman Palace notel Cart are ruri between ST. LOUIS AND SAN ANTONIO, via Sedalia, daily.

All train's arrive and depart fto'ra the Grand Union Depot at St Loriis, thereby assuring" passengers direct connections. Proprietor "Sheeny George' Freeman, ly- Charlie Christey has gone to take his post as brakesman again crook and alleged accomplice in Four blocks east of Post-office, JESS BROCKWAY, the murder of Officer Race at on the P. E. having been A t6rnado yesterday did much damage and killed many persons Chicago in 1875, was discharged layed off by getting an ankle spraiaed. in the vicinity of Beading, Pa.

FAST TIME. SUPERIOR AC ATTORNEY AT. LAW A general strike is expected in Dr. O.W. Tidball had himself and United States Commissioner, after seven years in jail.

A Jewish relief society was or ganized at Louisville. The river ie rising at New Or leanst GRAY'S RESTAURANT. On 4th Avenue, Oswego, Kansas, Meals 25 cents. Mks. GraY.

ProprietrbS. New York this week. will practice in all Kansas courts, and baggage checked for Ciiicin-nati April 2nd. The Dr. will be absent some twelvo days, and Minister Hurlburt died sudden Office over Ilobart Comdon's COMMODATIONS.

A. Talmage, F. Chandler, Oral O.o'l Agent C. B. KlNNAN, ly inChiili.

Bank, St Bishop Bowman of the M.E. quite a large number of the young ladies of gathered at the QiWEGO The old Olympic theater at Louis, is bengtorn down. KANSAS' church is seriously ill at Baltimore.