The Washington Daily Post from Washington, Kansas • 4

A WEDDLSG mr WAxHINK'rnN T1ATT.Y POST i 11- After Ellfhtl W. FI8HBH, ATTORNEY, AT LAW, West side Publlo Squars. WMblngton, Kan. party of young poo- C. BATHES, I Die headed bv Mlaa Nettle Anderson i T.

Mis! Jennie Page and 0. S. Anderson Toe Boston Globe reports as a singular evebt the case of a man who lately called on the bead pf a mercantile bouse in that city and paid a debt of several hundred dollars contracted twenty years before and charged long sines to "profit and It appears that the caller had been unsuccessful in business in Boston, had gone west; prospered, and was now revisiting the east to pay his old-time debts. This pleasing little story teaches not only that the west Is a better place in which to succeed in business than the Tf. tritacJpcle aid fatbj' 4iamHr4J .1 BILLIARD BALL, vera in assembled and, marched to the real- Eaplee'B dence of Mr.

and Mrs. W. W. Ander 1 Ice Cream at Gordon WlgHISOTOK, KlHiil. Dining Hall to-morrow night, son for the purpose of giving them a rWiMMngtontofrrirrunning a surprise and celebrating the eighth an- ma difllv.

slv columrftmn size, and a niversary or the marriage of Mr. Sam'l mtm, -n A ITTllli larnjooufer. Clifton Review. lu ixiiaa Williamson and Mr. W.

Anderson to Miss Lau JoSn JlKle was in the city Friday JA81MENT BILLIARD HALL, J. SMITH, FuorBiKTOH. Wubrotton, Kamaa-. Tins hall Is. always quist and orderly and everytlilug- is always kept la ni-at-elass order.

Visitors to tbe oky will find this a pleasant owl for aoeveniog-'s entertainment. Location southwest corner of tbesciuare under Wjbluifton National Bank. east, but that it fosters a spirit of ra Williamson, a double wedding which soliciting for the Washington Daily honesty and morality utterly incom occurred some eight summers ago. CITY LOTS Lots in Bordner's ad- dition are being offer-ed for-, sale at from $50 One half cash balance on time. Now is the time to invest in oity lots before the big! boom commences and lots go clear up.

Tom Groody has these lots for sale. See him. Thedtily is a venture. Clif- prehensibld to the eastern mind. Upon the arm of each gentleman there hung a basket well filled with delica to.

I -MThere are strong probabilities cies which played a prominent a bank war at iiaaaam on a smau The Odd Fellows of, Topeka laid the corner stone of their new temple on anniversary day. It will be one of the most imposing buildings in the part in the celebration later in the HtiV scale. Our advice to them is not to do it. QHAS. PITCHLEH, PAINTER PAPEK HAN8KH Washiof ton, Kansas.

All kinds of fancy paper hanirlng and paint ink done on short order. City bill poster. state. We have a few gentle criticisms to evening. Theiiimble bands of the ladies aided by those of the gentlemen soon cleared away the furniture of the parlor, after which they captured the kitchen and dining room.

Tables were spread, andaftei an enjoyable make to-morrow that will be of inter The Santa Fe has made J.F. God' est to Uaddam people. They will ap dard General Manager, aid promoted W. I1UGHKH, ply more or less to the whole town and Winter F. White to the position of no one need get offended at them un time in the sitting room the party re less he thinks they apply especially to General Traffic Manager.

9100 Reward. Omce Front room over 0. F. Little's store. Olllcehourslroinito 11:80 a.

1:10 to So. 7 to Hp. m. lltsldeiieewtlbtt.O. Hlu.

paired to the supper room and partook him of the delicious food set before them. We noticed a young fellow in One hundred dollars reward will be The following are the names of those present: Miss Nettie Anderson, Miss town wearing an old faded blue rib paid for tbe arrest and conviction of bon on his coat. We hadn't time to the party or parties who fired our ice M. EVA.N3, AUCTIONEER, Washington, Kanias. Will cry sales at all points In Northern Kansas at reasonable terms.

Hpeclal attention irlveii to stock sale. Olflcoln Darby's block. Orders left at the Potw will receive prompt attention. Jennie Page, Miss Sue Potter, Miss Annise Sage. Miss Minnie and Cassie house on the mornlnng of Tuesday.

interview him and are still at a loss as Aprtfmn. to whether he is a relic of some Murphy Lonewell. Miss Marlow. 0. S.

Ander- iJITCH JACOBS. league of ante prohibition days or a be- ije0. Hackney, Wm. Parrish, Geo. nighted survivor of the Wilson or Spencer, 0.

A. Sage, Chas. Young, Affected by Canards'. Anderson legions of last fall. ciem Bird, J.

W. Anderson, Mr. and Londos, April 27. The Foreign Offloa has received advices from the British em Mayor Frank Brown and lady, of I Mrs. G.

Sackett, Mr. and Mrs. J. H. GEORUE H.

COX. M. D. Graduate of the University of Penn. HOMOJPATHIC PHYSICIAN and SURGEON.

Surgery a specialty, Calls intended In towa or country. CITY LOTS. bassy In Berlin saying that the German Uaddam, have one of the neatest turn- January, Mr. and Mrs. Sam'l Clarke, Government gives assurance that the outs in the way of carriage and driving Mr.

and Mrs. W. W. Andci son horse in the county. To say the evening was spent in en Bchnaebeles incident is hot likely to be a prolonged difficulty.

The flatness on the stock exchange yesterday a the close was due to the lower prices in Paris and to telegrams I InvmAnt. dnpa Tint-, at nil flatter the -Mayor E.E.Haddix and wife, Mrs. I atherin and Meg9r8. Anderson and W. II.

Barlow and Mrs. J. W. Bliss flnd their wives are irom raris saying mat tbe German Km basay In that city had been mobbed, coupled were nrominent ureenieai peopie in profuse in their thanks and declare the with other "bear" canards. The day's fall Q.EORGE L.

GREER. WEST SIDE TONSORIAL PARLOI8, Washington, Kansas. With good workmen, clean towels, and sharp razors, we ean warrant satisfaction. Give us call II. GREEN, M.

D. SURGEON AND OCCULIST. Washington, Kansas, town to-day. The ladies were invest In foreign securities ranged iron one and a event an unexpected honor, making ing in plants and flowers at the cele- quarter to lour per cent-, while French issues fell three-auarter Der cent. them feel as though life had just begun.

prated green house of M. L. Penwell Knocking, If True. Milwaukee, April 27. A special to Mrs.

W. F. Pratt, wife of our GREENLEAF. the Evening Wiseotitin from Duluth. former C.

B. agent, now of Concordia, S. UIRCH. come in last night and will remain vis This Department ia In charge of Mr. Frank ays It is rumored that tho tug Minnie La-mont engaged in breaking Ice on Vermillion Lake, with a pleasure party on board, met with a disaster, and that thirty lives were iting a few days.

Both Mr. and Mrs, 8. Welter, who will attend to all buoineis con nected with the Post In Greenli-af All ad Pratt have hosts of fnends in this city vertising handed to him before 10 o'oloek a. lost. No particulars.

ATTORNEY AT LAW. Washington, Kansas. Probate Judge. m. will be printed in the post or tbe same who rejoice that they are well and day.

Any item of general Interest hare only HoulUQger's Admirers. St. Petersburg, April 27. The Govern to be nanaea to mm to insure insertion. prospering.

ment has prevented the Russian admirers In order to encourage the boom General Boulanger from sending him a M. HARRELL, DENTIST, the Post will make a special offer. To Greenleaf is herself again; she has sworn oi nonor, on toe ground that such an act would create erroneous impressions In regard to Russia's foreign polUr, the couple in Washington county, finally gotten rid of one of the biggest if i 1 married during June, 1887, who first chumps on earth. Pete Musselman has Has all the modern appliances of dentistry and Is prepared to do all kinds of work in his 4no. Teetb extracted without pain by tbe use of oxide gas.

Office over Fredendall Colo's store, Washington, Kansas. reports an increase of the family by the taken his departure to the land of owls. AN Outraged and Murdered. Dubuque, Iowa, April 27. The dead body of a young woman was found this addition of a baby, we will give the The boys at the train dispatcher's Wkbkly Post for one year: and to the office had to hustle yesterday, keeping first pair of twins we will give the track of ten trains between Greenleaf Sa mm afternoon near the bank of the Maquoketa river, in the vicinity of Thompson's mill, four miles north of the city, In Gelssel's field.

She was lying on her back and had a F1 Daily Post for one year. Now, go in and Downs and they did it in elegant J. G. Lowe. CnAS.

Smith. JOWE i SMITH. ATTORNEYS, Waihington, Kansas Office over the First National Bank. and win. shape.

'v wound on her head, one eye being de stroyed. Uor clothing was torn badlv. The Missouri Pacific II. R. handled The slightly amateur appearance of some departments of the Daily sixty-five car load of cattle, the largest on record for the Central Branch of leading to the belief that she had been outraged.

Investigation developed that she was the wife of Barney Kennedy, a milkman, residing in that vicinity1. Bhe had been missing since Sunday. She had beep Post will wear off as soon as the ed- one day's work. WILSON HAMILTON. A.

8. H. Hamilton, Co. Atty itorial staff get through lifting presses Petitions are being circulated, calling at a neighbor's house, and was returning and election to vote $30,000 bonds for ATTORNEYS AT LAW nome, wnen sne was Tbe cor ill. areund and getting the new office in Then we want its readers to call on us and satisfy themselves by irrasDlnfr our mutilated hands that oner is now investigating the case.

As yet the water works of this city. MP there is no clew to the murderer. Washington, Kansas 4 The Waterville Telegraph seems to Berlin, April 28. It is believed the Ger we are no dudes. delight in raising the stale, old gag about the Central Branch division; go man Government will take Into considers.

tinn the circumatannn aWnaoA In Several papers are jumping upon thelClifton Review because it demands 8et Bome rellow with thimble full of that Bchnaebeles was officially invited TTILBURN SCOTT. BARBER. Washington, Kansas. Has fitted up a neat shop in rear of Wasu-Ington National Bank where he Is prepared to accommodate al' who come. UliUUB Limit VUUl UCUUIO Uliir XCV BUIH-.

noun. a fair share for its locality in selecting HILL JONES, Craiy Social. The Nachrichten declares that if Germany flnda this to be the case, Schnaebel.es wiU be at once released. county officers, and most of them per thing new. It is lank to dish up the same old article for five or six years, There will be a Crazy Social at Cul sist in counting County Attorney Ham DEALERS IN and it is time you should change it.

limores Hall, first door south of post- Minister Shot. Ghemada, April 28. W. F. Fowler ilton si belonging to that section.

It is true that he came from there, but it is Get a few stereotype plates. Green office, Thursday evening, April 28th i. I. L. Wind Mills, Pomp.

Etc leaf people are not made out of materi All lovers of fun and good things to eat Iff H. TRUES DELL, HOTEL AND LUNCH ROOM. Greenleaf, Kansas. Mr TruP8dell has remodeled his lunch room and opened up a first-class hotel where the traveling public can: get the best accommodations in the city. Call and see him.

an outrage to count him against Clifton, or any other place. al to be scared by an item in such a are cordially invited. Admittance 10 and Rev. Mr. Stivers, rector of the Eplso-pal Church here, had a difficulty yesterday, in which Mr.

Stivers was probably mortally wounded. The cause or the trouble has not been ascertained, but Mr. Stivers says Fowler's act was justifiable. sheet as the Telegraph. cents at door; with supper 25 cents, Washington, Kantias.

For fresh meal and choice family E. Kapp was out at Clyde to-day and he took a look at their water works just The plant has flour go to N. Poulin's. Drink Moxie at E.B. Dam Pedro Sick.

Rio Janeiro. April 28. Th Emn Sole agents of Washington and Marshall counties. Wa erect all our own work and Quite a large number of noes are COMING COIII only cost $30,000, and is sufficient to Smoke Polka Dotcigais at W.J, both for do- now recelve and shipped by Sandell I Dom Pedro of Brazil is quite ill. warrant all work dons by us.

HILL JONES. supply the whole city, Willis'. 7tf Dean, our popular shippers. mestic and fire purposss. The supply a men Lunatic.

Baltimore, Md April in. J. C. Stevens rarries the best line Bumor has it that a syndicate will be is derived. from a well and the stand- summoned to-day by the sheriff of perfumes in the city.

pipe system has been adopted, tbe formed to purchase the Nelson property northwest of the city: This will make kvuuuiim: oi Lambert one of the wealthiest men in this Children's shoes at 25 cts. per pair The Steele City Dramatic Club One Night Only, pipe being, located on high ground so my. mi uiuuuny IS estimated at 10 (nn at J. O.Young's. things lively for the other Big Syndi.

)-v, that the gravity pressure is sufficient to throw a cood stream over the cate. Fou can buy thtm bjr tlie dozen or by tbe oar load, and at A Mew Official. W. J. Willis sells the Magnet cigar, Cold Blast odorless feathers are the It is whispered that Mr.

Sandell, JEIJERSON UITT. Anril I highest buildings. uureruur una morning appointed John ft our popular hog snipper, Is about to BOTTOM PRICES clue has at last been obtained best, by the pound or in pillows. PlCKAHD McELHANY. a nwruwn votes at Kansas City, take unto himself a fairer partner than II.

the cause of the ice house fire The citizens of Cleveland, held a great Geo. Dean. WOLF'S Brick Yard at 1 Go to J. C. Stevens for hammocks which took place last Tuesday morning.

Arctic Soda at Spradling's. anu-coercion meeting Tuesday night. The mayor presided and ministers of all denom WASHINGTON, KANSAS Presenting tbe eieat mAral drama in J. W. Beach, E.

E. Haddix, Dr. inations spoke. and fishing tackle. Another lot of carpets.

Our carpet and curtain stock is complete. PlCKARD McELITANY. Mr. PaskS found an empty "Electric Bitters" bottle a few rods south of the ioe house which had contained coal oil The trial of Representative Dakin. of two acts (followed by a laughable farce) entitled Armstrong and T.

J. C. Smith, of our Board of Trade, are in conference with Michigan, charged with attempting to CHEAP COLUMN. secure money to bribe legislators, was be and was thrown there after the rain of the Mo. Pacific officials at Atchison Remember that gasoline is cheap gun in LanBing, Tuesday, AMONG THE BREAKERS at the First National Grocery.

to-day regarding the Kansas, Nebraska District Assembly 126, Knights of Labor. few days before. Circumstances point strongly te the theory that the building was set. afire and while, we has had its charter suspended because the Advertisement of Ave line nr will ha I 1a IV I and Dakota B. R.

Greenleaf is bound For Sale. -1000 Concord Grape inserted in this column for Twenty-Five cents per week' As the ads are nmall and priees low vines, 2 years old, at $4.50 per hundred. to be the division of this road and our members refused to strike when ordered to do so by Committeeman Tbe trouble arose over a fight with District As bate to believe ithst there lsj so despi T. J. SEEVERS, niimi uc vumpeuea 3i nave payment in aa vanae.

people do not want to let this slide. CAST DP BY THE WIVES. cable a wretch in this community no sembly 4 The Weiler Collecting and Tracing Before painting youijhouse call and see those Tinted Leads at J. C. Steven's FOB Rent.

We want to let nnr railriani-e. pains should be spared to sift this mat Tickets oh sale at E. B. Bureau has received two applications reiervingtworo3ms up stairs, to a small fauil.y. City Drug Store.

ter to the bottom, See reward in this rur parucuiara see nr. ana Airs. Bteonen Fox's drug store. for membership from Barnes leading .1,., i ricsara. Issue.

ffiniiiiiii si We are beginning to move in the Boom. Come and boom with us. No business firms. Thus the virtues of Wantid. A -ood furnished room where the this Bureau is spreading fast.

occupant can get in ana out at any nonr wits wlad. Come and see us at once, you The WEILER United We Stand. I li out disturbing anybody. Kuquir at Tost are welcome. The funeral of Ralph Russell, step counting room, .1 It was suggested by a merchant that PlCKARD McELHANY son of Fred Stanga, took place at I MectiDi 'aDi Tracini Bnrean, TOPEKA, Fob 8ai, lOOOConoord aTane vines, a year the right-of-way be obtained from Con- itl I ft i kll kj Young never fails to sell when he 'T 111, J.

half past two o'clock to-day. Ralph was 14 years, 2 months and 15 days has a caller for anything in the shoe FRANK S. WEILER, Man'r. old. line.

THE CLYDESDALE STALLION The Herald and the Weekly Scan KANSAS, OHEBNLBAr. You will find a nice line of shoul tractor Burns giving the business men the privilege of clearing away the debris within tbe limits of the court house Acting upon this suggestion, fij the. Post nan sought the party Will makefthe season of 1887 at tbe dinavian have the entire room form der braces and trusses at J. C. Stevens' 4 MIDNIGHT Collections made in any erly occupied by the postofflce.

City Drug Store. Dart of the United States. WILI, MAKE THE SEASON Everything in the shoe line sold by Special Sale. Fair O-roiincis. vamea ana secured nis acquiescence.

So now gentlemen set the evening and Young at prices that This agency does nothing but collect bad debts devoting its entire attention to that Of isr. at fie following nieces and dates. On Monday Mat 20th we will com Buy Henderson Co's school we will be there. Monday and Tuesday at liirm of U. JM.

Cleavemrer ui Charleston VVodnesdav at mence a series of special sales, at I Washington, Kansas. shoes, for sale by J. O. Young. and making monthly reports which time all the goods offered will John Honda, rluav and Saturday at K.

p. Oar Matrimonial Boom. We want to let our residence, re Aiuricu oarn in wasoington. merchants of the, standing be reduced fifteen per cent. Those All parties desirous of wishing to take advantage of these ftuna OA vnAse Description and Pedigree rom the Canadian Clydesdale serving two rooms up stairs, to a small family; for particulars see Mr.

and Mrs. Stephen Pickard. was Joined to Katerina Turmakv. -5 ATt oreeamg iq me namDieionian of hard customers, thus saving thera many a dollar. Mr.

Weiler has one of the best methods known of bring Stud Book: A Tr- I stock are invited to call at the Fair Grounds and see Ku a iiuiiuYOT. ana aaie ouiy. Misses shoes at 75 cents per. pair Foaled Aoril 19. 1881: color black: bred bv J.

O. Young'h John White, Dumbarton, Hire Illack Prime. A Card ef Thanks. Harry L. Elliott, of Kansas City, was married to J.

Ida Horlette, in this ing bad debtors to terms one dcotco stua hook. 11am. roily or uun barton, by Conquer (A), by Duke of Weliimt. Smoke Polka Dot cigars at TOPEKA. In point of breeding he is second to no horsef in the Stete and his fees are W.

J. 7tf hat never tails. 'Consult your ton (3), by Bay Wallow (5), by Lion (M). by Willis'. city.

We desire to return ourhearty thanks Eugeuie (IW). intarest and employ him. For $1 DerS'ear you can have a Benedict Fridly, aged 60 years, took t0 wno reeponded so promptly Terms of service $10 sincrle very low. I will take pleasure in showing, this horse at '-Moxle Soda Water at E.B. J.

Willis sells the Magnet ciga ap, $15 for the season and monthly report of all the dead 6" i or trie nre at our ice house. at Hanover. zu 10 insure a mare in ioai. Fitcb Jacobs. ony beats tme ctimvnity.

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