The Daily Register from Washington, Kansas • 4

1 ,1 A Tfnn1r Washington Daily Register, Vui uiu ami ivnuiAio ucivcia, i Road, will again reopen, at his well known Jewelry store in J.W.Culli-mnrfl'a with a new tttoric and lull THE ORIGINAL BOSTON Published every morning except Monday. line of jewelry of new styles and de signs, lie wm no pieasea to accommodate hia old friends with any repairs or favors intrusted to him. 1 TERMS .50 cents, i Ono copy one month j. pi 15 cunts. it; The enterprising ilrm of Graves Bros.

one copy one ween i me copy win wpo, (Single .8 cents each, ArrlTal and Departure of Mails. with their accustomed foresight, have secured the agency of the celebrated Splendid Westminister Square Base Burner, also the Acorn cooking stoves and Ranges. These' goods are made by the two largest stove foundries in this country, namely, Fuller Warren of Troy, N. and Rathbaun, Saud SKATING RINK, WASHINGTON, ONE NIGHT, FRIDAY, OCT. 31.

LKAVK. Via Mo. 7:80 a. m. HhiI(1hiii 11.

ni ABRIVK. VlaMo.i'....:30 P.m. Hanover. p.m. Hatldam 7:30 a.m.

p.m. .4.30 p. Reynolds ...7 a. Clyde. ..7 a.

aii tnn.nu finnfl n. half hour before departure. nz'rs fFostofflce open on Sundays from 6 to 10 a. m. of Albany, New York, and the name of either of these firms on every MISSOUBI rACIFIC B.

B. (Washington BKANCn) TIME TABLE. 25 PERFORMERS 25 stove is a sufficient guarantee of the ARRIVAL. good working ot the same, as they never put any stove on the market until they have been put through the' most thorough test. .10 30 a.m.

.12 :40 p. m. ..6:10 p.m. Accommodation. Mail and express.

The GREATEST Topsy in America. Hk 'Sab Partington DEPARTURE. 'I Mall and Yesterday, just after dinner, Robert ....11 a m. a p. m.

:40 p. in. Accommodation 10 COLORED PLANTATION SINGERS 10 TOPSYS IN SONGS AND DANCES 2 2 MARKS. THE LAWYERS 2 2 TRICK DONKEYS. 2 1 MONSTER BLOODHOUNDS 0 Reed, the bright and clever boy who has for the past month delivered the Register to its patrons each morning, had the misfortune, while feeding our power press, to get his left foot caught All trains on Washington Branch run daily ex- CenSwedstVM)tmcl trains on Washington Branch will run to Washington regardless ot cast bound train.

Great Plantation Scanes and Flat Boat in the machine and his heel pretty badly scraped. He wrs sitttng oh the feed board on top of the machine, and al BUltUNUTON AND MISSOUBI KIVEB K. (C, K. TABLE. OOINOBAST, i'assencer .0 :18 a.

7:35 P. m. OOIJ(UWKST. Danjo, Bone and Tamborino Players will all appear. lowed his foot to slip down to where it was caught by the trigger that throws thegrippers off and on.

Dr. Whetstine at once dressed the wound, and Robert ,,5:20 p.m. ,7:10 a.m. Passeng( Freight. New Songs, Dances, and HAPPY PAYS JJf THE SOUTH.

jJ 1 lljtf The Great LTinsissippi Steam Boat Scene.ffi El i ffl was conveyed home, where he will have to remain for several days. The N. No. 78-frelght-going east, leaving Washington 7:35 p. connects at Odoll witli Cannon Ball arriving at Atchison and Kansas City early in the morning, making direct connection.

doctor thinks that the wound will soon tSA large stage will be erected in the Rink and rpseiwl seal nhuirs placed In tin heal, and that Hubert will soon be around waiting upon his patrons as usual. We are sorry to have to chronicle this accident, but are thankful that it Seats now for sale at Fitch's Drug Store- Admission 50 Cents. was not worse. Dress Making, (Jutting and Fitting The Double Uncle Tom's Cabin, to NEW GOODS NEW GOODS! done satisfactorially and promptly, by Mrs, J. M.

Edenfield, second door south Heel and Toe, or the Leg Editor's Repository. Glass' Gallery, Oysters In every style attlie Hon Ton. Go to the lion. Ton for your choice Confectionery. Mrs.

J. Allison returned home Thursday evening last. Choice cranberries at Weesner Morgan's. Try them. of school house, east side of street.

ALL NEW! ALL FRESH! The choicest line of new eron teas in this market, are to be found at the gro cery store or uooper Knapp. ana con sist of Gun Powder, English Breakfast, appear at the skating rink next Friday, October 31, is the original double company, and hail from Boston. The company is very large and must have a large building to play in. A large stage will be built in the rink and the building seated. They bring their own scenery, and in this building can produce the drama in good style.

There are some noted performers with thi3 company among whom is Miss Sallie Partington, the greatest Topsy in AH First-Class! All Pretty and Substantial! ounc liyson.uoiona. ncolored apan and- Japan Hyson. These teas are strictly pure, and are the best teas in -OUR- tins market tor the money. They also have the choicest line of roasted Mocha GRAND OPENING and Java coftee in the city, and the finest stock of Green Rio and Government Java ever offered to this trade. These goods are fresh and guaranteed to give satisfaction, and if you would have the best and save money call on Cooper -op America, and the only one from this country playing either in England, France and Germany.

Little Marshie Putman, the smallest Eva in the country, is also with this company, besides a company of 25 performers, 10 colored singers, 2 trick donkeys, six monster bloodhounds and a carload of new and a iviiitpp, tue grucers. The largest stock and best quality of heatiner stoves in this market, for both Remember there is a choice of routes to the east vai B. M. The best flour at Parkinson's-The Atchison Model Patent. Uoston Brown Bread every Sunday morning at the Bon Ton.

A feW boarders can be accommodated by applying to C. Glass. Yesterday was a lovely day. for the jpally, neither too cold nor too warm. House for sale or rent.

Will trade for land. Inquire of F. Salvany. 87dtf The finest display of Queensware and Glassware in the city, at Weesner Morgan's. Call and see it.

When you travel take the B. M. and the C. B. Q.

Good connections quick time and rates as low as the low- hard and soft coal, are to be found at magnificent scenery. Many new and original novelties, such as the great Mississippi steamboat and flatboat scene on the Mississippi, the plantation festival, introducing both banjo, bones Fair and Winter Goods Will take plaeo this and next week, and yoii can BUY more real good Cotton Mannel, Prints. Brown and Bleached Muslin, Blankets, Wool Flannels, Dress Goods, Notions, Cloaks, Shawls, Underwear and ClotHing, for OMR DOLLAR or than yon ever had offered in this world. All we ask our Washington county neighbors and peonle is to come Into the Dry Goods and Clothing Regulator Storo "Where the goods and prices are always the best and lowest, and see for yourselves. We buy and sell lor CASH give all more goods for their money.

We always give more jjsa dkrs for the dollar than the baits, yovi please call at the Mammoth store, where we are ready to see and welcome you, and give prices and bargains that beat any and all competition. place is: Stephen Pickard's Store, IN WASHINGTON, KANSAS, and tambourine players, songs, dances, etc. Reserved seats will be on sale at Fitch's drug store Tuesday morning, at nine o'clock, price 50 cts. The best line of flour in the city at Cooper Knapp s. If you ever try Gold Coin or Gold Standard you will Messrs.

D. Parkinson Co. deserve great credit for placing in this market the celebrated Atchison Flour. It is a charming baker. have no other.

the hardware store ot Welch They have the Garland and Gold Coin hard coal base burners, the best stoves for hard coal in the market, which they are selling at prices far below anything heretofore offered in the city, and persons wanting a heater can save money every time by calling and. making their purchases of those popular dealers. They also have a large line of soft coal and wood burners, to which they call attention. A long residence in this part of the country, and careful watching of this line of goods have learned them what kind ot heaters give the best satisfaction, and profiting by this experience they now buy only such stoves as they know give the best satisfaction, and that stove is the best manufactured. Do not fail to see them before you buy a heating stove if you are in need of one.

You will also fi nd that they carry the largest line of the best cook stoves and ranges in the city. If you are in want of a cook stove or ranges, dont fail to call at Graves Bros' and examine their line of Acorn stoves, and bear in mind the fact that they warrant every Acorn stove to give entire satisfaction. These novel Acorn Ranges are an ornament to any kitchen and as a baker is seldom equaled, an! are particularly adopted to soft coal The Splendid Square Base Burner takes the lead as a hard coal heating stove. Be sure and see it before buying. For Sale.

A good team, wagon and harness, one lot on the public square, one good farm two miles from town, two farms nine miles out, one fine single mare, one fine house and lot. Call on Aldrich Blackburn. 87-d-2w. Never in the history of Washington have the people had an opportunity to buy their Flax 00c. Eggs I5c.

Rye, new, 31c. -Oats, new, 16c. Corn, 21c. Hogs 3.754.00. Wheat, 35 50c.

Butter 15c. Potatoes 205c. Hay 8.00 per ton. Green apples 509o cts. per bushel.

Pies, Cakes, Eolls, Buns, Crackers, in fact everything usually kept in a first-class bakery, can always be found at the Bon Ton. Tickets for sale at the B. M. depot for all'points in the United States, Canada and Europe. Give us a call for rates, routes, Clayton Stevens and wife, of North- BOOTS AND SHOE: as they can now do at the Boston Boot and 5 CENTS.

bhoe btore Look at these prices: field, Sumner county, Kansas, arrived in this city Thursday evening, on a Men's 1st quality Rubber Boots, Sand at five cents a load. Enquire of week's visit with their son, J. C. Ste jr.saivany. mm vena of the City Drug Store.

$3.00 2.50 .60 .45 .35 2d "1st Imitation Sandals, Women's 1st Misses' 1st Children's ki Rev. Logan, United Brethren, will preach in the Evangelical church next JOB PRIM .30 Sunday morning at 11 o'clock. The public cordially invited. Rev.Toedman will preach at the same place in the The Regibtku Job Office has good presses and clean new clear type with which it is prepared to do all classes of plain and ornamental evening. cuiiimeruuu wurti.

Get you: Men's, Women's and Misses' Gtarret Strap imitation Sandals only 10c extra, and everything in the Boot and Shoe line in proportion. Call and get our prices on anything you want in the line of footwear before buying elsewhere; it will cost you nothing and will surely save you money- mow who wm uovernor uuck appoint as judge of this district vice Wilson resigned? Mr. Lowe says he will not have it, and some say that the mantle will fall upon the shoulders of Cal NOTE HEADS, LETTERHEADS. BILL HEADS, STATEMENTS, CABDS, of Marysville. A.

Bickf ord and II. S. Johnson, two enterprising citizens of Sherman. town Boston Boot and Shoe Store, FOSTERS, ship, were in the city yesterday and made this office a pleasant call. They DODGERS, SHIPPING TAGS.

Independent Candidates' meetings. The Independent candidates for office in Washington county will hold meetings at the following times and places: Iladdam, Wednesday evening, October 15; Washington, at court house, Saturday evening, October 18; Palmer, Tuesday evening, October 21; Berger school house, Thursday evening, October 23; Strawberry, Saturday evening, October 25; Boalds school house, Union township, Tuesday, evening, October 28; Thorman school house, Lincoln township, Thursday evening, October 00; Hollenberg, Friday eveniug, October 17 Linn, Monday evening, October 20; Clifton, Wednesday evening, October 22; Woody school house, Friday evening, October 24 Brantf ord, Monday evening, October 27 Wednesday evening, October 28 Friday evening, October 31 Hanover, Saturday evening, November 1. Everybody, regardless of past or present political affiliations invited to come out and attend the meetings. A. S.

Wilson, of Washington, candidate for South Side of Square. Washington, Kansas. RECEIPTS, report everything, even to politics, in a prosperous condition in the country Legal Blanks and Famplilet work done at the tributary to Palmer. We trust the gen Rkgisteb Job Office. tlemen may be frequent callers in the 0.

G. GLASS, PORTRAIT AliD VIEW future. AUCTION BILLS printed bv us will receive a notice or the sale in Die KKiusTKK iree oi cnarge. The business houses of this city were generally very handsomely decorated For Sale Cleap! Several Improved Farms and Houses arid Lots in town-very low; also Unimproved Land. It will pay you to see us before you buy.

See us for reliable Insurance. Aldrach Blackburn, N. E. Corner Square. Our stock of Stationery is large and well selected, and is all nrst-class goods.

The office Is in charge of an experienced workman, who has given the business years of attention, and we are' confident that we can give satisfaction In Ull na.1fl.lllura fllll find UJiD uamnlaa t1 trrr-r yesterday, in honor of the next Governor of Kansas. Flags were displayed in great profusion and a very large banner and flag Jbearing the names of Photographer, West side of the Square, examine stock and get prices. When you wanf cuuniy uuoniey, and u. i. juayiire, ui Clifton, candidate for Itepresmtutive Blaine, Logan and Martin, was stretch gooa worn aim goou iock come aim see CLARK EMMONS, ed across the street from Moore's blbck to the top of the First National Bank WASHINGTON, to Views of WasMcjton For Sale.

ers, will be present. Frienda of the candidates will please see that arrangements are made. Proprietors Job Printing Office, over tmilding. crown Drug bluco, suuui siue ot square,.