Tonganoxie News from Tonganoxie, Kansas • 3

C. HARVEY WM. LAWRENCE. J. B.

MOORE. All indebted to A. W. Angell for Klrbys pricort have struck bottom now ToNGANOXlENKWS. livery hire will oblige him by calling and set MOORE, LAWRENCE PROPRIETORS OF THE tling.

blrdi fur mile tT. 11. Alton's. Wamteo 1000 bushels of Flax seed by T. sttlrhv la undoiib'edly selling Boots and F.

Kirby. T0NGAN0XIE MEAT MARKET. Shoes, spot cash, the clu-apest ever know in this town. Ho buys at the Manufacturers and alway has new fresh made goods. Cnll Hubert Mann for first claispaiiil- b.tfand hoiie CFFtCIAL PAPER FTCNQAHOX1EC1TT.

V'ltu mi mnrxin paper mi. wih phased lrt Mv 1 our rliwl. Tho annual school meeting was held last Fresh Salt Heats OH Kir'y'i price on Canton Cllpier Thursday meeting was called to order by plow-, Cultivators, Ac. IS THE MAN TO SEE FOR Dregs. Groceries, Implements and Hardware.

Tabic and Pockel Cutlerly. Sioves and Tinware, Clocks, Watches Jewel ry, Toilet Articles, stationery, CHEAP FOR CASH NICE TENDER r-5V rf -t- 3r.jz ris rf r- a WIkmi vot want a cool drink of Lemonade Linwood. parties indebted to the News wil please call upon Jos. Marath, where they will find their accounts, and "Cash wins." O. W.

S. The artests leaves for Eudora Kan on Tuesday. Francei Thomson came ba ck from Missouri lat Friday evening. Frances Thomson has a few first class stock hoj for sale. For airo-id lunch and cider go to Jos.

near the Deiiot. C.E. Milliner shipped a car load of Walnut lumber to Kansas city on Monday. T. J.

Harbaiyh has been confined to his bed for the past few days with material fever. Thoiiinson's new hall building is progrets- the Director J. O. Kirby. The reports ot the clerk and Treasurer were read, received ur a dmh of Ice Cream, call at Hd.

STEAKS, t.mn on itixxl real estate security and approved. For the oiHee of clerk for the term. Ur. R. F.

Slaughter ami and low rate of interest 1 Uuinry lialdwin. Henry Met were nominated and the latter Win Itoirm tsworlh hanomeopleudid lota was elected. Seventeen mills was Voted for which are dirt cheap at the price asked. ho.il purpose, and th! rd Instructed to IEESH nSH, GAME Iii Season TIMETABLE. MB TAIt' yyu lioi.itf La-t I.AWIlEKi'K TIMR TAI.I.l..

i-s ion p.vcirio u. WKsT. employ time teachers. The money If ym Ui to nccurc money on go.l real- will Ik) mtlllcent to pay the teachers a fair eMute security Qmncy uaiuwui, salary for a nine months term. The board Foreatanr trade A first claw 100 hbl.

was ii.lv lod to confine the use of the home Sorgum mill, in-juire of S. Orist. hereafter to common school purpose, and f. M. Hteiil of lAwrence 1ms money to loan Highest Market Trice Paid for Lite Stock.

parties having use of rooms are to bo notuiea to vacate at their earliest con 11:4 p. 1. in onchattla immo and real estate ecurity J-Compare the following prices with lhose jou havo paid elsewhere and be convinced. GROCERIES HARDWARE IMPLEMENTS rtft, 100 lbs A 1. Flour $2 95 Farm Wagon $60.

U. C. 2.C5 Spring $75 to 90 15 Sngar 1.00 Bujfgies 60'iol00 14" A 100 12 inch Plows $9 00 13 Granulated 1.00 llarrorcs 8 Good Rio Coffee 1.00 Barbed Wire per 100 lbs 4.25 7 choice" 1.00 Nails per keg 2.75 to 3 00 Best G. P- Tea 80 Spades shovels and axes 75 to 100 Imperial 60 Hand and Wood saws 65 to 2-25 sugar syrup 50 Ilatchels and Hammers 50 to 75 Ruby Coal Oil 20 Well Buckeis 40 1 gallon cans Maple syrup 95 Coal per tou $3.75 .1 Iiock Candy Drips 95 p. Km r- Hot NO RAM.

t.dnih',1 Hiin- iug nicely under the management of John Hughey, We understand that we are to have a meat wagon once a week from Tonganoxie. Come on with jour meat. O. W. Shepherd will start east next week In an Interview with Mr.

T. F. Kirby yes terday, in relatioti to the building boom, we The btit cljance yet to make money ask Win. Ilollinaworth about that ten acre lot. I have a few 1'ekln Cultivators and 4 P- 4 it.

to. M.tfa. 1. Inquired if he thought It was over for this season. "If any one thinks it is over, look (brine Harrows for sale at cost.

at these lumber sales since August 1st:" HALSTE1) SON to purchase a new stock of goods, which will bo sold cheap for cash. 4 mora such huildins. such as has T. F. KtRHT.

Now In the time to buv a city lot. Call rtpmi Wiu. llotlingiworih before the best are been built this summer and Linwood would TJI HitN ANSA R. tt. On and flfur V5h.

tr.h will anive imd depart a follows, nr Mir. 8 Grist. 2 car, business house. J. II.

Fairchild, 2 cars, burn, hhed.ctc. Geo. HallcHbcL-k, 1 car. dwelling. C.

C. Brown, 1 car, dwelling. Henry Bulliet. 1 car, dwelling. Sundry small buildings, from yard, 2 car Tonganoxie -1 taken.

If yort wisli bar-aim in lumber, imple -PROPRIETOR OF- ments, hnrdware, groceries and drugs, you -DEALERS IN- loads. can always Iiud them at Kirby s. "N'o sir. the boom is not over, and people present quite a business appearance. Hon.

T. I. Anderson.Grand Chancellor of the Knights of Pythias, of Kansas, passed through Linwood, on Monday morning of this week. Two gentlemen from Columbus, Ohio, were here last H.iiur.tay looking at tha country. They contemplate buying and locating JrlNt keep a fine assortment of are helnnin to find out.

that they can buy ft .00 p. 111. MfWIM AHKIVK. TOIMOXSE LUMBER YARD. Brmh'n, Comb' tkwtp', Ferfnme'9, SUtion huildin material of all kinds, as well as ot ti ll rl in.

Nation wnitU ery, Wall ioin-r and Machine oil s. er Roods, a cheap In Tonganoxie as else BOOTS and SHOES HATS and GAPS. Ve shall keep a complete sloek and where, and the biuine ot tho city is on tne Aint thoe new Fur and Wool hats at Kir hy jir-t tho thinn for you and your boys this neighborhood. Ruc'ortD, increase. My business this season has been as satisfactory as, any during the past ten Beet Cedar A Shingles standard Good No.

1 Lath $3.00 3.25 2.75 3.00 1.60 wear? If not vou can have a oct straw hat years. The new iron rbride over the Stranger at t'irst and Parties lndebtel to this oflice, who can do Sarcoxie is being put in place. O. G. Panel Doors Fit! at I O'CIUCU A.

M. (WbblltU school mo, are reniestcd to my tip. If tlu-y will do.w sell for CASH at prices that defy COM Dentistry. Dr. J.

M. Tavlor of Lawrence will be in Mrs. II. II. Nash of Salina, is visiting at At iO we cull carry those who are unab to pay All parties who contemplate building soon will do well to get my prices' belore buying.

Tonganoxio Aug 1st. T. F.Kirbt Hazel hurst farm with her friends Mr. and until times are better, nd Wednesday AlliT. 4th H.m-lnv.

Iiicac month at 11 v. and 7, r. This Ik no "40 acre and a mulo" but the 2.itl and M'At. Those wishing any tbhiR in i. is.

vvj PETITION. cbeniicst 40 acr ill the market, terms to the Dental line will tiud him at Mrs. Knights Thompion's new building is fast as- suit, and I will help purchaser to make Milliucry store. POPUXtAR the price Wiu. llolliiijjwortli, snming shape, and will be a line addition to die business houses of Linwood.

W. C. Brunk has been quite extensively Call and examine our stock and prices Notice. Mr. Saiul.

Ilcrco lias oiwicd out it new rt.Hed t.y Kev, Mmhrw ml Ul' Having disposal of my interest in the butcher i 1 kid mill gnn-cry otore at Diamou and is prepared to iii riltnill' ItliTS IAJ Jiia before purchasing elsewhere. shop, th.e tud -brd to me are rcqtuMtod to Strllm.r Caldwell Jr. fltt'Hiit. TO. mOOS) thirty if not curing u.e u.B furimh urtjceries at Ixmivcii worth and Law rence Jiv him a call.

ii he j.Lie.ed iu an attorneys Thp nnuual school meetings in mis vicinity Other HUH.I.IT. ftil.lwli arlmnl at the close What Is the ue In Kohia to Leavenworth i tv s.rin-'lellow tins vcar. ooi. a. IVfl i nvn.

TREW or littwrenco to buy a stove or furniture tif the tiinrnmit service, Jv. A. M. rHtof m.i.Ti Kansas An, tilth 145. If irrls was elected clerk of the Lmwooii when vou can not tho same Jiwt as cheap district, Wlrch Is an assurance or nrsi ciass .1...

rtf. a.m.U In wch a. narJ. I cln.ud.-j are rUbtat Henry GkWw new store. FRANK ZIPP SON, DEALERS IN BOOTS JSTD SHOES.

404 Shawnee St. Leavenworth Kansa Best goods at lowest'prices I Best prices forjeountry prodncP I will probably close my office from Sep anticipated John rtvan. ilrt clasrf painter, papr Baldwin Block Tonganoxie ttai seventeenth to March iwemieui hamrnr. and calcimlner, Is no located in Tho nncstion of county uniformity of text in I'iirtiM wishtnsc hrst class Oill early if want me to do Dentistry he books was discussed but little, and failed to H-rvl. tT.MnwnotU nil Krii on 2.J nti.l Mil.

Mtlmll lnr.w lt ft so that 1 may not ue too work at reasonable priced, aliuuIJ give him receive approbation of tlie meeting Ihc ui tha last end of the time I a call. lltli: la at.Tia people do not understand the merrils of the system as it has not been talked up in the pa: uive to stay. Licvt Hornkr Dentift, The best nnd cheapest line of Furniture, Dr. DUl'UY SNELL N. M.

GRIST. SNELL CRIST, Over Flukes music store iinrs. Bin fe knew that suoli a law uaa TOM.1IANLON. T' BEHR FIHST-LAS RESTAURANT Meals and Lunch Furnished at all Hours. fWiH-tn.

Shades. Parlor Oil ceil 3 p. m. UllMIWoOil I tl i. m.

Lawrence, Kansas. been pased, and fewer still comprehended tor tables and iu fact everything in that lino the scoiw of tho advantages presenteJ oy tne BahhJ, every HuLImHH In TonSan. is to be found at J. W. Pate Co rew DETJGrS land law.

We jpe the mustier will be noroujm- ttrarff-s -tirry Cot. all Nyrnp Furniture store Xo, iOi and 410 south atli. UfV. Tll'K. ltTT I I consider one of the best if not tub best of ly d.eused in every sr.h ool Home ttie st.

Iavenworth Kas, Iso a Choice Line ot uigars. all the many remi.lies,,. I have county before TT.ZZZ All rtarties having businejw with mo are re sold more of it the past year than an ou.er cox voiou 918 ON Ol'P. BAGGAGE ROOM UNION DEPOT, Fink Fuknisued Rooms Attacueu. uua tedto will and poo me this week, after rf nut to 'ether, and it ha Riven universal sat against uinfonuty Perftuuerle8 xion Fowtlcis Conih-; Hair, Cloth, Nail, and ToothBitishes: Toilet Soaps; Uigais Tobscco, Etc.

Etc. Pine assortment of wall-pnper Prescriptions Carefully Corapoimdcd. which I fin ho found two miles cast Hnriiuidale on the farm of James Medill, sfuction M. Nye, DruRgist, Wells, Minn. Xlm Grove.

MISSOURI Sample bottl at Snell Grist's. KANSAS lua 1)LTTO where I ball be pleased to all or my old friends ami patron. Tia Wedding. SOO ltorarl. BALDWIN'S BLOCK TCKCAKGXIE, KANSAS.

Wm, IJoi.linojovokth, Als't. On Wednesday the 12th the good people of For a medicine that is superior ts Beiss Having disposal of my stock of goods, all Tihlow who were not in the secret, were sur city orncxxia. oarlies indebted to me are reuueUeil to Call B1kh1 Purilier for Scrofula and Blood Diseases. "Three bottles of Beits' Blood Puri prised at seeing an unusual display of prlIlg 'ons. bu ''iesaud saddle-horses tncir and settle within thirty days from date.

My Stanwood. "No Artie wave yet in siht." Mr. John Viets was in Ijnvrence Saturday. Mr. Philemon Jones made a trip to Leav TIB SHOP! fier has done me more good in a bad case of struts with centleuien and ladies in holiday thriii vvtuino I have ever usisj.

it rrw-t tlu t'onnoilw. E. Larltr attire, many carrying baskets, and all evi- books and accounts have ten ten at toe store of my successor, C. J. Haltcad, who is duly authorized to settle the same.

c-. i is certainly a God send in my case. Geo. thn best of humor. It was also Johnson.

HastJuRS, Neb. 100 doses Jfl.OO. enworth Tuesday. notietsl that they headed toward the resi June 13th. J.

B. Mooaa. 'It I. rii'uiu! iwirki-r. 1 J'm I Itniliir.

Ji.U-J','""''lt1 J- City AiiortH-y C'liin. Tlilit. Ci('v Mjirnltul fiftir, Al fil, i l. I'liriuin. Sample bottles free at SiujII A Grist's.

The W. C. T. U. meet next Sundiy at 3:30 dence of Dr.

Shiveiy as thoii-h by common A camp mcetins will be held in Ilollin4- consent, soon filling tho house and overllow- p. m. at the Stan wood church. Moonlight Sociable. worth's urove, mini nicliu tlt.

lth and I I 'iiitiiiilltl I 'lilllH'll Ivttlijtl' Mrs. Alice Gilinan of High Prairie, will ntlnuea week or ten days. The meet- The Ladies' S-iclety of the M. E. church ing into the garden and street.

Next nccur-ed a general stampede to the house of Prof. B. GOLD1NG, having opened a TIN SHOP in Tonganoxie, wishes fr inform the public that be is now prepared to do all kindsol TIN and SHEET -IRON WO UK at Leavenworth and Lawrence prics. lie also lias the best assorted stock of HARD WARE, TO VES and TINWARE to bo found i town. Call and see him in the Baldwin Block, TQNGANGX'E KANSAS.

W. II. V. Nwil.iun, J. U.

Miw was in this neighborhood Monday. will nlve a sociable at the resitlenc Mrs. lti4 will be held under the auspices of the It. l. C'k.

Miller which was taken posession OI wunom. W. L. McKechen, on Thursday afternoon Missionary lii! ist Society. A uuni'ier oi Robert Moody of Sprlngdale Kansas, was ceremonv.

me vroiessui umi pin i sC.yr. i Hi? and eveniu Aui'lst 27th, Lunch for 10 prominent clcrtyimn will be present. The ifw were absent, having been called to the City and Country. mkIi from sit to niiie o'clock. A moon publie are cordially invited to at tend.

tVtKit bv a telegram to await the arrival of in this neighborhood Sunday. 'Touch not, handle not, disturb not" the bumble bee, for sting be might." liaht niaht, a congenial coiupiny and a Ren nn a train nearly illle. A IlH- Tim Ladies mite sx-iety ot theM.E. church erul imnd lime are anticipated. All are cor- was held at the residetiee of C.

F. Jawiod on setiijer in ormed them that they were wanteu diullv invited. By order of the society. homo, and they returned to rind, parlor Tm-shiv evenlnsf. The host and hostta Ji-i C'rtin at (M.

JH ItiwjH liiintinde. Kirt.y now quoiationn. Get. Kirby's iricB on Liuulxsr BALDWIN HOTEL. Mai.

A. T. jauoiV, Sec'y dining room, kitchen and yard thronged with npnred no jiaiusto make heir iuests welcome friends, assembled to congratulate them on through whose hospitality a happy evening tha 10th anniversary of their day. To rarmors. vsriat KoiyUmly to buy Ix'tiinnaila it was passed.

Tho next meet lug will lie neiu at the residence of Ur.Shively atTibiow. As a larso number of fanners havo exprced and the well spread With presents a deire to have their wheat sown by the useful as well as ornamental. We are rdeased to see by tho Leavenworth T. K. Khby wind Px) bmhcU of Flax Cast Rower, iu order to Thffsuriiri.se was complete and so over TOisro-A-isrosziE kas papers that the "Old IUliablo" Harry New Rev.

W. P. Haworth of Tonganoxie, preached at Wild Horse school house Sunday. William Swain of Mobcrly, Randolf Co. Missouri, has been visiting iu this neighbor whelming as io deprive the Professor and his Try A.

W. aiit W. 8. Angells donblo acaU-U This house has lust been completed. Every thfntr new a.d first-clasi ladv of the power of speech man, has opened with the ana osv stock of clothing ever brought into Leaven thoroughly test its ability to put the wheat evenly on the ground, and also to be con vinecd that by its Use a yeald of one fourth more to tbs acre is a certainty.

I propose to A move was next made in the direction oi Centrally located, good sample room, aud first class livery. worth. Several of our friends wlo navo M.D.inield's crove where the ba.skcts were hood for the past few days. l. riKintlily meotlnj was held Wt been waitlna for this stock can now be ac- W.J!;.

DA illicit, l'roprietor, JAMES fl.F0S'M, Leaveuworth's cheap Dry Goods man shows more bargains in all departments than any man iu his Hue in the Missouri Valley. out five Seeders to work at time, at oiciied t. nd a bountiful repast spread, which Mrs. Stone of Leavenworth Kansas, was in nmodatod. Tho number 3J0 Delcwaro Bninjy.

12 1-2cts ner acre: and am now ready to treet. was partaken of amid a pleasant now oi conversation 'and good wishes to the happy an I ftprln watclitm at Kirby'i take order to that effect. First come first this neighborhood Monday. Shs is traveling iu the interest of the W. C.

T. U. of this county. Wo call attention to the sale of Captain I. V-ry ervad.

couple. Icecream and cake toiioweu ana W. A. Brice after an evening spent In social converse, liny tin "Cyc.louo" wasUlng nmclilno of B. ilton.

In another column. We hope our readers will bear this ale In mind and Established 1869. CARL HOFFMAN, Rev. D. J.

Moulden of this place delivered mnsio. the Party xeieraten well pleased Tongano.xie Kan. Aug. 13th 1885. one of his famous temperance lectures at Mc attend it.

Mr. itton. with his family, are A. C. ANDREWS, with the occasion and declaring it a complete success.

Roiiiit to California, hoping the chaao will Louth Sunday evening, to a large and attentive audience. The Ladies' Society. Or TUB T0XOAX0XIK M. B. Miss Ella Hatntaker presented Mrs.

prove bnnellclal to hmneirand daughter, whose health Is not aa good as their friends I A IN 1 11C 1 A 1 Lt PIANOS AISTDD OTOAjSTS General Blacksmithing Miller with a beautif.il bri.les cake, and Miss Quite astir among the school teachers this would de-iire. Kenton a fruit cake to Mr. At the iuvitation of their pastor, the ladies attending tho Methodist church met on the 10th inst. in consultation with Mr, Scott, Miller which they persorved as their wedding And Repairing Neatly and Prompt ly Done. OB Tho crcat Fair and "Baby show" will week in securing -ehools to teach, doubt whether they are all going to be supplied with schools to teach.

Some ta lk of a base-ball club in this part ins Society" to aid t4'e cake to their many friends, wlucn consisted of Mr. and Mrs. Thorn, parents of Mrs. to take place 7th, at Bismarck. There will be a good display of stock of all kinds.

llll.i "i n-. in tho erand work of the church -V3 to -o. iiwtitutml the surpnso. The Horse Shoeing, -3 1 1 1 1 nnv 5 ro rs a 5 3 of the country among the boys. They likely But in agricultural Implements and farm ma After the election of a number u.e folowil)g were among the guests present: society adjourned to meet again on the I4tu MoDaniel and son Charles, Miss Ella a OJ.

ta cauabt the idea from the neighboring com chinery. F. Kirby, M. Chamberlain, S. B.

SHOP OPP, FAIRUII1LD 8 LI T. klrbjr. our choloe corner lotxt cbeap W. Hl I inKiwortli. Flora lliuliUwuir.

returned from tiitt A new Invoice choice cars jiiBt receivcfl at tb i Juki win. kwtw Ciitigurnta Top, Imonale. lco crcii'n, Cignr', etc. nigotiafAl by Wm. Hoilinipwortli ii rcaiiallts tornw.

Wahtbi; VW misn woincn and childnm btiy ii a ctruui fttlW. lr, iMipuy SioU went to Kansas City evening to buy gixxls. Mi-w Qrln wtnt to Loft riti worth Saturday cvfiiinand returntil Monday. Mm. Dr.

Kirby ww in the city Jiwt week on a vl mt i J. and T. F. Klrby. II.

Geiss. W. A. Brice, 11. munities "as iti the order of the day." to complete the organization.

At tne seconu i Miss Minnie Nixon. Mrs. and C3 Ps ERY STABLE. U. Jahn, W.

G. Skingicy and Dan Blair, of meeting, a consuuiuou Mrs. Pardee. Dr. and Mrs.

blnveiy, jur. Mrs. Mary Swain who has been very sick election of officers completed. The following TONGANOXIE KANSAS this city, exhibit every day wom dollars Dilhoru of TiWlow and Mr. and Mrs.

Clark of a for the past few weeks, We are sorry to say is -S CD worth of lh.se fiods than can be seen at tins Wyandotte, Mr. II. and Mrs. Baker, Mrs. a 3 to a no better.

Dr, Jones of McLouth is the at 2. Great Fair. There Is not a finer grove In Col. Baker, Miss Theo. Baker, Mr.

and Mrs. Hill of Oak Grove, Mr. and Mrs. M.C. Harris tending He thinks her recovery IS 3S are the officers: Pres.

Mrs. W. Greever, Vice Pres. Mrs. Thomas Scott, and Mrs.

E. II. Linton, BiC. Mrs. A.

T. Morrow, FOR SALE. the west than Bismarck, and It Is to be r-grettrd that the Fair could not bo mado 2 a doubtful. Mr Henrv Harris. Mr.

and Misses Their, g. a- 3 a -3 a 8 3 Ha D. The nainters. Henry Dickinson ond rhile- Rev. and Mrs.

Sott of Glenwood, Mr. Wick- 5 in fact as In name the Oreat Western National Fair. J- rti Trena. Miss Manie Ashton mon Jones, have finished painting the church ershaw, Mr. and Mrs.

C. F. Jagsrard, Mrs i- a Hi. which adds very much to the appearante of A ood improved farm of 347 acres The regular meetings of the society wilt ne Migs Kato ElVrhh, Mr. and Mrs A of Mf)i Hltfirnate weekaud 01 Mr.

Moore. Lawrence A have purchased 7" a KAS, the property, as well as some carpenter work Hatmaker, Mr. and Mrs. Shaw, and and two miles from Tonganoxie. MO iu the meat market and business of Stringfcl- I.L llA iliu all persons interested in the welfare of the CARL EOF LMAIST l.r Tr Tr.

I IB WOrK Mrs. Keuton of Elm Grove. Vi 1 j' I 160 in corn, balance iuJ (I.M groceries! and Chlnaware Mothndist church, whether lailies or gentle done by both the painters and carpenters cum LEAVENWORTH I low Brothers. John B. Moore.

Wm. Lawrence and Chan. Harvey will make a strong firm, a they thorottjjhly understand the cii.M'r than evtr, and try mm, other crops. Good pasture, wen speaks well of their skill, SlOTE. H.l Cheati A double watctl spring fenced, living water, good house, barn men, are lnvite.1 to attcnod.

By invitation of Mrs. W. L. McKcehcn, the next meeting wilt be held at her home on Pleasant Street, Thursday afternoon and evening, Aug. 27th.

Sea notice in another column. alm.t ih-W, at II. Oelxi' ie "Mro business In Its several branches. Ihey win run a wam to Linwood once or twice a orchard etc. week.

When Will Lawrence hail charge of On.) 15 Claytnn tho Veteran lifo Ininmoa II I intlA Of Dettars' worth or SEEDS attd VALUABLE T1MB A3aM II i I I I are ANNUALLY LOST for the WANT of a SEEDER I ILLIUKU that WILL DO ITS WORK RAPIDLY and WELL. 1 1 I fa Will be sold with or without crops (juiiicy Baldwin, North. Lawrence. Fresh goods received every day at J. M.

Jone's. Call and see him. The most groceries for the least money at J. M. Jone's cash store.

Hope Lozenges at O. M. Lindleys Drug Store North Lawrence. They cannot be xcelled for Coughs and Colds. this route before ho was very popular with A -nut wit iii tlw city Huturduy and Muiuiaj RULE PIERCE the people, as all order given him wera V.

Vi-ppr, KanHiw City, wai In town S3 nroiiintly and witlifactorily filled, ana tney KANSAS TOKQAKOXIE ycn'rrdny lu'ikin for ail opening enno First published July 30th Notice for vacatina streets, alleys and other public reservations In the town of Summit Leavenworth county Kansas. To whom it may concern At tho regular can rest assured that tho new firm will spare no pains to accommodate their patrons. We In bii'inw. 1 if i'Z -i 1 Af r-O-Vorth Lawrence subscribers indebted Tin upoitting will up by B. Odtdini tltnn wcMxien mnt wiit ct.

Ca I to thin paper will find their accounts at the and bin'. bespeak jr them a liberal patronage. On account of ill health of myself and family I have concluded 'o visit the Paciflo coast for a season. Therefore I will fll at public auction at my residence one half mile North Lawrence Post ollice, where we hope they will call and settle at their earliest con session of the County tavenworth county Kansas, the '-signed owner of the entire tow kiiowii as Himimit. said County and for the vaeati ig of all ef and public said I.

J. will itKitiire at ths venience. nt-ifti ff lb I'rwIiibUi'Jii club on Friday Kt Linwood is a busy little town in the Kaw rtXB' -V -V wy -'w-V ,2 Valley, on the Kansas River at the mouth of UV-Ot the Stranger Kiver. It is 26 miles West of A. i tL Kansas C3ty and 12 east of Lawrence, oil the i w- 'f- V-" t- 'Ali4JwSir 2 Union Pacific Railway.

It contains over 400 a -V 7 -rTZ-i inhabitants. Its present wants are a first t-h 'i-V- "'1- tj das, hotel and custom mUl. Cf "V-L Horses boarded by the Week or VVLX A '7 vuttiiif Attgift '). Readers of the "News," who have money west of Gtenwood, in Ix-aTeuwortii county, no Tuesday. Kent.

15. at 10 clock all to loan in large or small sums, on short or Ktrbv. Fred and'Qainey Reisur of deeds of Leavenworth county By V. Tiiotus. llKMiy Balukt.

"His Attorney. long time can obtain good rates witli gooa security: or wish to borrow money, should or my personal property, consistin-j or a wi cf carpenter tools, one roller, one burrow, omt riding and one 11-inch walking plow, Month. Parlies wishing to btiv or i a(tended to. cl call upon or address L. S.

Steele; Lawrence, 1 1 1 I iBSZi-M. one Brown's corn plan for ith checit rower, sell Horses and Mules, will do well to w. KMFPHF.rt in General one i.ress wheal drill, one a-horse wagon, PROF. I. P.

MORSE, TEACHER OF 13 FTjUrT VJ'AZtSlAlTTEIi. Merchandise and Agricultural Implements. one nice two-seated Hesse spring one Kansas. Geo. M.

LIndley, tho North Lawrence druggift, lias for sale a choice stock of pure Iru rs. natcnt medicines, paints, oils, varnish, call upon them. TONGANOXIE KANSAS IT IS THE CHEAPEST, SIMPLEST, MOST PERFECT AND tt a tViTr A- CO. Dealer in nearly new buKy harness, two setts piow harness, one trotting milky and hnf new, one Drugs, Groceries, lJoots, Shoes. Lumber, Arc.

Cornet an! all Brass Instructs, iiul lw lu have put down the new eiht (irdi-rcd tsy tho council. (f yim are in smd a g.l working or hariu-w gi II. Jnii, Jiwt I. it yu wiint dirt tliMjt. jlr.

1 1 4mj ry Hut if cotsnty nnd Mik and fumlly of Mo. ir ou a vixit to fir, M. Jrit and I'r. Doi.uy Ia.tt Va hp" every rM 1 -r of thn Ni: vt will rim.irrk Fair and itl-fy UminstWwl tt wnrUilit'1 pnhlio aupport muter )M iri-iit Best Broadcast Seeder in the World! nearly new Champion trout cut mower, one -Wagon, Caipenter and Re- L. BARNUM- air shop.

Open for engagement with stationery, toilet articles, etc. lie also suns h.piors for medicinal, mechanical and manufacturing put iwses. He sells noods as cheap as any drug-jiat in Donglas county, and in fact most articles a ittle cheaper. it sown ail UHAixn. ptiai.is.

rii. uit.v VTIlIX4ir l-eqnii'inet lroartcastir-sr. any 1 ftnv othtr method. nwav witli tlto bIw, lr loe away witii tlto ow. I.

NKWKY-Liverv "and Feeil Sta tie ilKinng hands as mi.iu...... i nrefer bands of lirt-tscfti sr- um' 'm-ference. Carl hayrako eighteen head of horses nnd youim mules, together with my young Kentucky Jack and stable horse Brown Searcher a lot of ho, cows, calves, yearling and -steers, turkeys and chickens, a lot of thu ble good horses and bujgie terms several years l.v-n h. Kans. Ail.tress, seed oy kowiiti; i perimu -w.

attnchetl lo Fnrtw wajrort. The sceil Isi 6 A ilrivrn I. wind, hut ecs tl Intsuresi larper ovopft. H.ivrs slnclcorilonhlP cast. Keatll KOT Til HOtVX Dl in the air i es eatliiv Boot and Shoe Store.

and L. NKWL1N. M. Ii. Physician the jt-roHiul Where wonted.

'p Circular ami Testimonials, ttddi-esw, wite. Pkof. I. P. MORSE.

Leader of the Henley band. W. Aim.e hand nud tgamp, Cmeallou tills Surgeo-4. Cor. Ash and Delaware streets.

othy hay, corn and onW, ten stands of bees, Tonganoxie. wim. destructive and dangerous oi n)t. eint nr ia uiv i L-nnliJ tnr RI11B lum ami toy entire crop of apple. 1 will Also sell a lot tuttiHwIiuld furniture consisting of two .11 contagious diseases; in "larrnpea, ciinKS.

HTTBCER GOODS A. tit's ft tha ch.xjl board M. PHILLIPS, MArhus. and stumacli disorueis are uoviwi 7 i i w.m.ltio tvunbvx. rid.

M. lum- J. Dor- AND I W. BRI0E, TONGANOXIE, Sole Agent for this section of Kansas. Every farmer should cave one at nco Yield ose focktu more to the acre.

Price only $27,00. 5000 sold last yar and M. L. Klrby frn-atlv niotuueo ioi ma i. months it is unsafe to be without1 Also Insoles, Heel Brace Solo IfRtliet Dupuy Sacll, H5 PHYSICIAN AND SUROEON Olnee In Ualdwin Tougn- UiKirtiii'in.

rnshiudi. afwtha, Kan Dflieo at ti.d resiaence, northeast cor tit'iiiiiig stoves, one lare cooking new E'toy orjran, new Hinder sewltig ninchlne.and oilier ariidcH too uumisrous to mention. Term tv! mouths' time with approved security, will be Klvett on all minis over 10. Freo Ituich will be served at noon. J.

B. DCTTON. ni.r of Deleware and AsU slitels, Li Balaam which acts no sue- Awls Handles cussfully in all summer complaints. It is ASHTOKT. harmless and pleasant to administer.

Price T- B- io cents. For 1 by Snell Grist, TonnoM Ka.n.as. for a p'ltdi-h- wuoi' vr.M In th city and cnlh-U i noxiti, Ivan..