The Washington Daily Times from Washington, Kansas • 1

Drvote'l to the interest of the People, and the Editors Pocketbeok: Vol. --Washington, Kan. Friday, Oct. 7, 1887 No 104; M.v Ingersoll was a caller to day and will hereafter read the Times. The recent experiments with sorghum in this State show that it will soon be one of the most rnmunerative our merchants as to the Reg-jCrops that can be grown.

istcr charging $2 for a single line in thia weeks issue. This is an excellent time for farmers in Northwest Kansas to plow wide fire gaurds. The ground is in. good condition for plowing, and a dozen furrows There has been over $90,000 worth of buildings erected in Washington already this year. meeting for the Washing-jrun around a piece of land now may ton Board of "Trade is called8ave hundreds of dollars bv and hv.

Champion. REMEMBER THAT THE for this afternoon at 4 o'clock to appoint a committee from this city to go to Kansas City next Tuesday. Mr. Writ. Mattice father of Mrs.

M. Ingersoll, arrived in the city from Omaha, last night. He thinks of locating here in the furniture business if Mr. Ingersoll remains. Neff Spillman have just gold property formerly owned by Mr.

Cookscy on 5th street to Mr. Woodbury. -DOES ALL KINDS OF- IN THE NEATEST AND LATEST STYLES AT VERY LOW RATES..