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Germain Cox got up an elegant sup 3K jl. WAYHE REGISTER. Pin per uio uaii last evening, Every A FIRE. thing went off pleasantly. SATURDAY, OCT.

JO, 1885. Such a vast amount of stock and grain Falclt up your olJ overcoat. Prepare for the Cumpfire the 21st. Boys' Boots ut llovey'u from $1 .50 upwards. Mr.

C. Eppler'a niotlier has been quite sick th' week. The frame of the new school building went up this week. nun. s.

was never before known in the history of The first annual Camp Fire ever held in Republic county. Stato of will BANKER. DIRBOTO H-5T COUNTY. Commissioners S. M.

Edward, Chairman, T. Woli'iiart, J. F. Wkixh. Clerk, Yuba K.

Pabks Jtepublic county, as she lias this fall. AVhy need the business men complain? Nothing makes a biiflnes man feel more sure of success than to see farmers' be given in Wayne on Wednesday, October 21st, 1S8), by Parson Brownlow Post, Xo. 35'J, (. A. R.

This being tho first Carrp Fire held iu tliis county, and being given by the T)OiTf; D. frP.TiPml "Rnlrmrr "Rncinca crr enlirvlfc faces loom up with happiness from the Ladies' and Children's for the effects of a glowing hurvei-t. and upwards, at Hovey's. youngest and last chartered Post in the county, it will be one of the grandest "Does your husband go to What was that about the wedding L. M.

Cklmmkr Job. Bootiik T. M.Noiii.e II. W. Swax J.

1Iai.uwkm. It. II. Hoffman J. SI.

Lawkence E. W. Treasurer, Probate Judge, County Attorney, -Sherill. Clerk District Court, Hegister of Deeds, Sup't. of Schools, (Surveyor, Coroner, asks a veryinmiisitive woman of another ttiat is talked of over the way? the patronage of the public generally.

If you wish to send money away, Buy Drafts and be sure you are safe. Deposits Received Notes Oisooonte. and most enjoyable gatherings Republic has over seen. Why do wo so celebrate in tho form of a Camp Fire? Be married lady. "AVell, ho just don't.

I broke up that little game quite a while J. M. IIockiioi.d cause it was around tho camp fire and "Why, how in the world did in battle that the brave redeemers of you do it?" "Whenever be started for W. A. Rkkvks Wm.

Glasgow Itepresentative 70IU Dint, Itepresentative SOiU Disk, the lodgo I went with him as far as the peace and happiness among American citizens once made their home. In this Collections made skalingrink, and told him to call for Overcoats at hod rock prices, and Bed Blankets and Comforts at Hovey's. Now is the time to get your pictures taken, from Oct. 17 lo about tho 2i)th. Take a stroll around town and count the old batchelors and grass widowers.

Mr. D. Dniiielson is erecting a handsome residence on bis iarm north of town. M. It.

R. Tlmo able. And promptly remitted. way, we as American citizens can show uie on ma way home, it only took: a gratitude to the noble patriots who few doses to cure him." AVe, with a number of the boys of wore the blue. East Pass.

A. M. 0:47 0:25 Little does tho growing population of to-day know of the hardships these hon OH! EVERYBODY West Pass. P. M.

4 5:15 5:43 0:03 O.oM 7:09 7:30 ored men have eudured, for tiie peace Leaves Hanover, Emmons, Washington. Moorrow, Jliiililain, Cuba, Way ne, Christie, Concordia, 0:15 8-57 8.11 7:51 C. A. Campbell and (i. A.

Ilovey went to Bellevillo Wednesday, on and prosperity which we are so glori ously enjoying to-day. For these and thousands of similar reasons, we look to AVayne, went to tho salt mash one evening recently to engage in a jack rabbit chase, and a jolly chase was had. Tho gray hounds belonging to Friend Tark-hurst were the keen runners. At six o'clock a jack was upped and the dogs were soon in pursuit. A quarter of a mile was soon gained and Long John made a keen leap of about 20 feet and the rubbit was captured on the first 7:15 the subject of this occasion as being the Come and have your Pictures taken while you can get good ones at your own town.

"FMJmTi fib 11 KASTWABU. most important ever announced in Re mi Mm public county. Daily express trains for Oinalia, Chicago, Kansas City, St Louis, and till points east. Through curs via Peoria to Imliunanolis. Hardtack and sow-belly will be serv The American Eagle now in our pos Elegant Pullman Palace cars and day Gondii's on all through trains, and Dinning Cars ed in army style at Old Soldiers' Camp Fire.

session will on that day, be presented to Parson Brownlow Post, of Wayne, double. About dunk the second rabbit was started which took an easterly east ot Missouri ldvcr. WKSTWAIW. who will care for him in years to come, And see the enormous STOCK AND LOW PRICES At The Main street bus been crowded almost and with the American ilag and banner will represent said Post in all their every day this week with people, teams and wagons. course directly across the marsh.

The dogs started within tea feet of the rabbit but were badly left at the end of the first mile. It was too dark for the dogs Pailcy Express for Deuver, connection in Union Depot for all Hints in Colorado, Utah, California and the entiro West. The of this line gives the traveler a New public gatherings. When ho is dead An artist in town taking views this his remains will be properly taken care week and lust. Wayne shows up ele see so they gave up pursuit.

AVith the satifaction of having lots of fun and kill lioute to the est, with scenery and advantages uncuualcd elsewhere Through Tickets ut the Lowest rates are on sale at all the important stations, ftiid bag. of. This grand Camp Fire will be held in gant in a picture. ing a prairie dog (which got away) the Western real Rev. It.

P. West will preach in tho the Mon Way grove if the weather is suitable, if not, it will be held in the G. crowd returned home. will be checked to destination. Any information as to rates, routs or time tables M.

E. Church to-morow (Sunday) eve ning, at the usual hour. Pins Photographa. I wish to sny to the people of AVayne A. R.

lull. The following program has been pro part and handed us for publication: will bo checrtully furnished upon application to agent, or to P. S. Eustis, Gen. Ticket Omuha, Neb.

See the large bills that are to be printed We are constantly in receip of and vicinity, that I will be ia AVayne, on or about Oct. 17th. ready to make 1. All Comrades are ordered to meet at this office to-day, for the O. A.

It. Camp Fire, on fhe 2 st. the best of photographs at a reasonable There seems to be some agitation as price, lhoso wishing pictures of any ind please give me a call. I will not re main but about 12 davs. yet, in Concordia, over the subject of the Bible in the public schools.

Time Table J. C. Ft. K. B.

R. OOIXO EAST. Express. Freight. Leaves Bellville, 8:00 a.

m. 2:00 p. m. Talmo Hi)0 2:50 OOIXO WEST. Talmo 9:10 p.m.

4:45 p.m. Arrives Beiiville 8:40 5:35 in the hall at the hour of 11 o'clock, a. in. sharp, to transact business preparatory to forming procession in order. 2.

Procession to form in front of G. A. R. Hall at 1 o'clock p. m.

First in order, Parson Bronlow Post on extreme right, headed by the Wayne Cornet Band. Next, All members of visiting Posts, G. A. It. Next, Speaker of the day.

B. R. Hogan in carriage, head We are doing all in our power to con Yours Respectfully, T. J. Newcomti.

sole Fred Clink till bis wife comes home. If we fail it won't be our fault. We got our stove up just in time for CHURCHES. BUSIMSS LOCALS. Locals in this column, which stand the "keul" weather.

It makes our And can aiford to give bargains in everything. Shoes, Boots. Hats, Caps, Glass and Queensware, Dress Goods, Hosiery. Rubber Goods, and all kinds of fresh Groceries. VAN RIPER SCHOENHOLZ, Wayne, Kansas.

office "loom up" like a summer resort. two weeks and over will be published The Washington county fair was a sue at 5 cents per line each issue. M. E. Church.

Services every alternate Sabbath, at 11 o'clock a. m. Kev. Matsox, Minister. Presbyterian.

Every alternate Sabbath, at 4 o'clock p. in. By Ituv. E. P.

West. cess throughout. The Washington New Crop Oat Meal at Ilovey 'b. 18-2 Register gives a full account of the entire Hanmeyers Elders' Sugar is the ed by colors, followed by wagons, buggies and men on horseback. The entire procession to bo headed by the colors, Eagle and Wayne Cornet Band.

3. Proceed to the Moa Way grove. 4. Music by the Band. 5.

Speaking, hour. G. War stories, by the Old Soldiers, one hour. 7. Supper call at 3:33.

best, at Hovey's. IS-! exposition. We forgot to mention last week, a large tomato which Jack Tuttle brought us from Mrs. Isaac Walton's garden. It Evangelical.

Every alternate Sabbath, 11, a. and evening. Rev. K. W.

SciiK.NisHiiGEit, Minister. S.A. Landes, AUCTIONEER. Satis faction guaranteed. Charges reasonable.

11-tf. Union Sunday School every Sabbath weighed 17 ounces. S. Walker desires to announce to the morning at 10 o'clock n. in.

All are cordially invited. M. S. tluiutiNo, Supt. 8.

15 minutes to forming procession to march to supper. Supper to consist Musia. JUisshiXA JNuwiirnx, (Secretary. Mr. A.

liosxell brought us the finest pear this week we have seen this season. It is of the sugar variety and weighs nine ounces. W. S. believes in painting things red of the Old Soldier's diet beans, bacon, coiree, tea, sugar and hard-tack.

Roast pig and chicken as desert. Those who are desirous of Musical Instruction, A'ocal or instrumental, please call or address MiiS. II. GitoEsiiKcK, AA'ayne, Kan. For best styles of Dress Goods go to oung People's fleeting every Tuesday evening at 8 o'ctock.

All young people are cordially invited to attend. each'. A cordial invitation is extended to all public that he has opened out in first-class order, in his new Building, a FTOMTORB STORE, And desires the patronage ol all Home People. He will give you a bargain in anything in the Fnrniture Line. Give him a call at his store on East Main St.

WAYNE KANSAS. Children's meeting every Sunday afternoon at 4 o'clock. Come children, and have a nice time. and then hang out the sign. He decorated his office and elevator with both, signs and paint week.

Mr. James Grifi'in and wife, of Concor Hovey's. 13-2 Notice. AA'e wish it strictly understood that members and friends of the G. A.

R. After supper at the grove there will be XjOOA-lhsto-s. dia, were visiting Mr. and Mrs. A.

Ros-zell this week. We acknowledge a we want no miming on our premises at any time, as we have stock that hunters are liable to injure. ir-3 O. II Exoi.Axn. pleasant call from the entire company, on Thursday.

First frost last Saturday night. New Honey in comb at Hovey's. a Grand Army Ball given at tho skating rink, open to all respectable lovers of dancing. Tickets for dance, 50 cents. By order of Committee.

COMMITTEES. Committee on Camp Fire: Nat Patterson, J. T. Charles, G. W.

Culver. Committee on Finance: Nat Petter- best styles of Caps at 18-2 Latest and Hovey's. Boots and Shoes. Ask for D. H's Ilovey sells them.

A'ineirar Pickels at Hovey's. 18-2 Mr. P. J. Schoenholz has concluded to remain in AVayne and has rented the rooms over the bank to live in.

Mr. S. is a fine painter and will follow that business here. arness Harness The Weekly Capital and Farmers' I Mr. and Mrs.

George Parkhurst was Journal. The "AA'eekly Capital and Farmers' Journal" is an 8-page, column, weekly paper, published by J. K. Hudson, in town Thursday, trading. Uncle Noah Kunkel always greets us with a pleasant call when he comes to town.

son, S. AV. Walker and C. A. Campbell.

Committee on Table Arrangements David Lawrence and wife, C. B. Williamson, aud wife, G. W. Culver and wife, Eldridge and wife.

Committee on fuel C. A. Campbell, S. Ferris, and A. AV.

Way. Committee on Ball: S. AV. Walker, J. M.

Campbell, H. A. Sexton, S. A. fopeka, Kansas.

The Capital is the Oflicial Stato psper, and gives very complete reports of the meetings of the legislature, and all conventions and asso We few Somebody wind Dock Houck up. understand lie ws run down a Mr. Charles R. Fry, Resident Western Agent for the New York Children's Aid Society, is here looking up the interest of the children that were brought here some months ago. The sweet potato crop is splendid this season.

Mr. AVesley AVay brings us a fine bunch of potatoes this week, all hanging to the roots of one ciations at the State Capital. It con tains a G. A. R.

Department, and its general State news features are strong. It is a splrndid representative Kansas Manufacturer and Dealer in BE -A. IR; 3ST 33 S3 Saddles, Bridles, Whips, Combs, Brushes, Collars, at BED ROCK PRICES. Repairing neatly and promptly done. All Work Warranted.

Wayne, Kansas. 10 Landes and Si. Nutter. Committee on Invitation All Post paper. Sample copy sent free.

Paper evenings ago. Xrs. W. D. Dolan, of Missouri, is here for a few weeks visiting with her brother, G.Q.

Nutter. Miss Sidney Jenkins, of Seapo was in town Monday and while here made will oe sent one year to any address, or out of Kansas for one, dollar. vine and weighing six pounds. Talk about your musicians, AVayne AVe have made special arrangements can turn out more good musical talent with the managers ot this paper, and can now furnish the Reoistkr and the Commanders in Republic and adjoining counties. Marshals T.

J. Burgess and T. M. Cordray, H. A.

Sexton. Tho entire proceeds of this occasion to bo appropriated to tho benefit of Parson Brownlow Post, No. 350, G. A. R.

the Register a call, in company with her friend, Miss Lizzie Powell. to the square incli than any other town "Aveekly Capital" at the low club rates of its proportion iu size and age in the of $2.25 a year. unii wan T. J. Newcomb, one of the best pho State of Kansas or any other state.

Mill III MM ifcmw 10? Go to Landes and Notice. The old School House of Dist. No. .1, get a first-, class shave. at AA'ayne, will be sold to the highest re tographers in Kansas, is coming to our town to stay a short time.

He makes the best and finest photographs in the countr'. Mr. T. C. Reily, Republican nominee for Sherill" of Republic county made us pleasant call Monday, and advanced a dollar and a half with his name to our subscription list.

sponsible bidder at the school house on PROPRIETOR Feed and Livery Timothy Martell and wife of Concordia, were in town this He has sold the blacksmith shop to Mr. Frank Briggs of Chester, who talks of putting in a carriage and paint shop. Parson Brownlow Post are coming out a full pledged body, nnd are going to give a grand, flaming Camp Fire in AVayne, on AVednesday, Oct. 21, 18S5. Everybody should attend, as a glorious, S.

Roach Go. TABLE Sat jrday.Oct. 17th at 2 o'clock p. m. By order of District Boa rd.

Geo. A. IIovev, Dist. Clerk. Oct.

5th, 1885. From Seapo. The Women's Foriogn Missionary So good tlmo is expected. Best of Teams and Buggies at all times. Anyone wishing initiation to tho late widowers' and batchelors' society please meet them at the "ram pasture" any evening iu the week.

Hours: 8 to closing time exclusive. Mr. J. J. Burkiuac, living west of Talmo, was in town Monday trading with The latest nuisance now in our midst is a man going through the country buy Horses fed and cared for in first-class order.

ciety in Seapo is still prospering. Our ing dead hogs. He goes from one farm last meeting hold at the parsonage, was both interesting and instruct PROPRIETORS WAYNE, KANSAS. special oppbbT We isli to call the attention of our readers to the fact that we ive. The subject of our Missionary lesson read by the President and Society was "Religions in China." AVe intend to semt immediately for the Missionary Leaflets, which will add greatly to the I interest of tho hocietv, so wo think have made arrangements with that well known ami reliable PAPER them a great help in Huh grand uikI noble work.

Cok. Sec. mm Tho Kansas City JOURNAL, From Talmo. To furnish at Special Club Rates The AA'AYNE (weeklv) REGISTER to another hauling dead, cholera hogs with him, and the farmers say, contracts the disease among their hogs. If this is the case, certainly it should be stopped.

The best way to stop him would be to charge him a big price for hogs so his profit would be so small it would not pay him. The managers of the AA'ashington County Exposition had a clean thousand dollars iu cash shook at them on Monday last, for the gninbling privilege of the fair grounds this week, but that privilege could not be bought for five times that amount. Every honorable citizen of Washington county will feel proud of this noble action on the part of the officers of the exposition. AA'ashington Register. Good for Washington.

with auy of the following editions of the "JOURNAL:" our lumberman, jur. liurkman is one of our substantial farmers and we are always glad to see him. The Evangelical Qum telly meeting last Saturday and fr'unday was well attended by the church-going people of AVayne and vicinity. Ere their next quarterly meeting, the new church, will be ready for use. Vol.

1, No. 2, of "The Future" a neat five-column folio, a monthly, published at Richland, is on our exchange file string. It is ably edited by C. C. lilrfkc ho expects to keep his readers p'mtod in regard to the weather, two months ahead of time.

AA'e think this paper will be greatly appreciated by nil who t'ke it. RATES: Daily (mclmlin Siuulav,) 1 rear, $10 Six months, Three months, 3 One month, $1,25. Sunday alon per year, Tri-weckly one year, $5. Weekly one year, $2.50. Cash paid for all kinds of Grain.

This is for the convenience ot those who want a cood daily Pcncr (By a Little Boy.) Last Tuesday evning, quite a number of young people gathered at the home of Mr. Jacob Shenrwood, two miles west of Talmo ami had 4 social party. Some of tho boys came without partners. They said tliry could not get no partners, but we think they did hot try very hard. They played roll the the platter, and sold "ponds" till too o'clock when they all went lioiua concidorijig tlipy had a jjood lime- If.

well as their Home Paper, and this pives them a chance to them ever greatly reuueeu raius. i no mcius oi me JUL it.Ali am known cf wiiere, anu me wm Fpean iot Mnutie cps at tLi office Fret. KANSAS. WAYNE,.