Wayne Register from Wayne, Kansas • 3

We OLIVER, WAYNE REGISTER. Dr, J. II. Houck g.a. n.

Regn'ar meetinos of Parson Brownlow Post No. will ho held at their hall in Wayne, on the first Satunlay of each month at 7:30 p. m. and the third Saturday tit 2 p. m.

Visiting couirads always welcome. Rekkkh. H. V. Walk mi, Adjutant.

J'. C. THUKSDAY, SKl'T. 8, Announcements. Foil ClHTNTV Cl.liJtK.

I hereby announce myself a candidate for the ofi'ico of County Clerk of Republic county, subject to the decision of the Republican county convention. II, O. Brriii.EY. LOCAL NEWS. DRUGGIST.

IjbmI Hrl.int undo. tlil hciiitltiir will fihuvnd nt III. rw 01 a crau pr m. Men. AH i'lvrtlwiTifiili liiM'rtud until ordered out, nalvm wnen iihiiuhi in.

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DKAI.KK IX KAST. HTATIONM. WEST. Fr't. 12 20pm PURE DRUGS and 11 Fob Tkkasi kku.

We aro authorized to announce the name of E. W. of Farmington township, ns a candidate for the office of County Treasurer, subject to the decision of ihe Republican County Convention. L. M.

Tittle, of Lincoln Township, announce myself a candidate for the ollice of Treasurer, Subject to the de'eis-sion of tho Republican County 0 4T Km 11 8S5 Mil Kr't. It 45 pm 4 SO pm 8 5 IS 715 6) (Kl 4-1 fs 60 "3 85 pm 8 80 10 15 0 53 Kniuwns AVliiiiion Morrow ITartduin City Cuba WAYNE HMD. Died. Charles Henry Day, died near Wayne, Republic county, Sept. 7th, 18S7, nged IS years, four months and 21 days, of typhoid fever.

The'fum ial services wero held at tho Church yesterday, being attended by a I irge concourse of sympathizing friends. Rev. Lashell conducted tho services. the morning of September 2d, nt his residence in Elk Creek townshipsix miles east and one mile south of Wayne, Mr. Uriah W.

Griswold, in tho OlUi year of his age. Mr. Griswold leaves a wifo and two children to mourn Ids loss. We aro informed that ho came to this country about five years ago, and since he lias been here his walk in life has been such as to command the respect of all. A largo number of his fellow citizens and neighbors attended his funeral Saturday, Sept.

2d. We are informed that he was a Christian. This being true the sad hearts of the grief stricken family can rejoice in the thought that tho day will come when they will attend tho great reunion of the Saints, and strike glad hands with husband and father. Funeral services by Rev. F.

M. Madden. Died At bis home in Hollis, Sept. 3d, 1887, of fever, Clayton D. Jacobs, in tho II 25 in III IK) 0 10 BS0 7 7 51 DIRECTORY.

CHURCHES. M. Church. Services every altcrn-alc Sulibalh, at 11 o'clock in. Rev.

J. If. CiiKKKiiv, Minister. Evangelical. Every alternate a.

and evening. Rev. H. F. Lahiiei.l, Minister.

I'nion Sunday School every Sabbath morning nt 10 o'clock a. in. All are cordially invited. M. S.

Hmiuixii, Supt. Nkwto.n Smith, Secretary. Swedo Methodist. Set vices second Sunday in every month 11 o'clock a. in.

and evening, by Hev. P.M.Johnson, pastor, and three Sundays in every month by Rev. J. Kngstrom. Sunday school every Sunday at 10 o'clock a.

m. J. Kkhtkom, Supt. Miss Minnie Eksthom, Soc'v. II) 40 7 0 it in nm 1 nm ir Concord! It 7 lSm F.

K. CI.ARK, Agont, County Officers 11. Cum Clot. IllBtrlnt. SCHOOL BOOKS SUPPLIES, T.

Ia.ie John A. Jofeph Ilooth Incoll lleck Juv K. 11. O. Studley T.

C. ReilV Jtfrrr'litaMve, 71 Xi'prewntHtivo, 71th DMrict, l'rnhate nrlire. Clerk of Mutrlct Court Dlntriet Attorney County Clerk, fcherttl-. DEALER IS Foil SllHHIKF. I hereby announce myself for re-election for the ollice of Sheriff of Republic county, subject to the decision of the Republican County Convention.

T. C. Reily. r. W.

Hamilton nw.nri'r K. il.CrummBr Bnn't of Public Iniitrltction H. T. Hull HARDWARE, W. Wifnr If.

Patrick .8. Kdwan fiurwyor AM CommlMloncre rfint ad dirt uith J. W. Hiu K. Weill Stationery, Toilet and Fancy Articles.

Fon Rehisteb ok Deeds. I hereby announce myself as a candidate for re-election to tho office of Register of Deeds, of Republic county, subject to the decision of the Republican County Convention. D. W. Hamilton'.

G. EY7. White, M.D., TALMO, KANSAS. Residence on Main street, north of school house. All calls promptly Hogs if 4.30 to H50.

XI) 2filh year of his age. Clayton D. Jacobs, was born in 51 a-honing county, Ohio, May 13, 18G3. He came to Kansis in 1871, where he has Farm Implements. since lived joined the Methodist church in January, 1883, and had been for two years previous a member of the Presby Wjieueas, We, the teachers of Republic county, have, during the past month enjoyed an exceptional season of mental growth, we desire to take this opportunity of expressing our hearty appreciations.

Therefore, be it resolved: That we tender our sincere gratitude to our Superintendent for his zeal and successful effort in raising the standard of our Normal work And, then, be it resolved That we have a high appreciation of the rucked honesty and individuality of our PAINTS and OILS, BRUSHES, Etc. EiM's Block, Wayne, Kansas. W. S. Roach Do terian church.

On November ath, JHHO, he was united in marriage with Miss Emma Smith. In his last hour tho hope that had enabled him to live a Cl ristian life seemed to break forth into full bloom as lie gavo token of a bright prospect beyond. Thus ends the earthly life of one of our best young men. Though not as much gifted in speech as some, yet always staunch on the side of right. MmeJEMGRESrS RELIABLE PATTERNS Aro the only ones Hint will give a perfect fitting gurment.

UMl DEMGOEST'S System of Dress Cutting. Chart and Book of full direction, enabling any ona to Cut and Fit perfectly. Tmnx, (3.O0. Scot by mall, post paid, on receipt of pi ke. BEMOHEST'G PORTFOLIO OF FASHIONS AND WHAT TO WEAR balance Magazine of puses of Fashion Kotet and Biyles, Illustrated vita about Cut, geut, puRt-paid, fur tti ccuM.

PROPRIETORS conductor, Prof. Stryker, and that through him we have been given a broad view of our profession, and have been inspired with renewed zeal for our work. And further be it resolved That we recognize in Prof. Perkins an able and earnest Normal worker. And again be it resolved: That we have enjoyed a rare opportunity for elo Corn, Xo.

2, eta; Oats, 23 cts; Itye, The Cheapest farm Loans in Republic county, at the Bank of Wayne. I will pay top prices for Hides and Pelts. W. CriAEit. Mrs.

Lnella Lash is visiting her parents tliis week. Our Nonnalites returned from Belle-vilie Saturday evening. Miss Fannie Kunkel returned from the Concordia Normal, Monday. As every thread of gold is valuable so is every moment of lime. The old soldiers are holding their reunion in Belleville this week.

Tom. Hill is in Lanluun working for Charley Walker on the R. R. Our schools opened last Monday morn-inn, with rather small attendance. Mr.

N- Shaffer, presented us with a fine mess of sweet potatoes. Thanks. Messrs. Walker, Paulin and Herring, painted the county capitol on Saturday. Mrs.

David Kellev, from Concordia, visited Mr. Wesley Way's family yesterday. C. II. Peltyjon, of Minersville, shipped two ears of slock hogs from here to Bol-videre, on Tuesday.

Notice. I hereby forbid all persons from hunting or shooting on my land. J. Encistiio.m. Dsmorest Sewing Ifactiine, THIS HTVLE ONLY cutionary training, under the efficient management of Mr.

Wright. Further be it resolved That we re gret thatSupt. Ford was called away, and therein recognized Ins ability as an instructor. And ugain bo it resolved: That we are grateful to our Superintendent for tho rare treat in the way of lectures, and feel IEL Hanson Wishes to inform his customers that lie is prepared to furnish them with good COAL at any time and at low figures. He also pays the highest market price for all kinds of Send orders to his office in Wayne, Kansas.

Wish the farmers to understand that they are here to stay, and are working to the farmers interest as well as their own, and will pay as much for G-rain as the markets will admit. IVrng them your Grain and they will pay. CASH for it. their scales and Elevator are so arranged as to be easy weighing and unloading. Bring them your they will give you the host price of any firm in WAYNE, KANSAS.

Tims we lose from the community a good citizen and neighbor; from the family a loving son and kind brother from the Church a devoted member; from the homo a devoted husband. All over the country, Death is doing his work. When we take into consideration the large number of deaths that have occurred in the counties of Southern Nebrask and Northern Kansas during the last four weeks, and tho number of fathers and mothers, husbands and wives, brothers and sisters and dear children, who mourn the loss of dear ones it makes us feel like we can see dark gloomy clouds of sorrow gathering and settling down upon us. It is recorded that tho Death Angel passed through Egypt when Israel was in bondage in that land, and every stroke of the death bell, every fresh grave, every procession heading toward the cemetry, every cold and silent form dressed for the tomb, and the sad wail of sorrow informs us that he is passing through ours. Careless men and women will you not try to be prepare 1 when he comes for you.

Dear sorrow stricken friends, remember that Jesus was a man of sorrow and acquainted with grief, his love and the blessed hope of a glorious immortality witl wipe all tears away. F. M. Maddux. greatly benefited thereby.

11 jigT And in conclusion bo it resolved unit we are under obligations to the School Board for tho use of the building, and to the people of Belleville in general for their kind and courtieus treatment during our stay among them. And finally be it resolved That a copy of these resolutions be given to each of the County papers, and a copy be sent to each of the instructors. By order of Nearly 50,000 sold and ghfins perfect satisfaction. "Don't pay other companies $40.00 profit on a machine not so good as THO DEMOREST, but buy direct of the man-ufacturers. Sent C.

O. D. Write for CiraHan. i DEFOREST FASHION and SEWING MACHINE 17 Eaat litU Street, New York City G. M.

Culver, Maggie Billinoslev, I K. M. Ingham, Com. T. P.

IIabkis, C. C. Cankiei.d, In this issue will be found the an- nounuement of E. W. Wegener, of Farm- in'ton township, as a candidate for coun ty Treasurer.

Mr. AVagener is so well known in this county that any special mention from us seoms to be unneces- PROPRIETOR sary. tie lias Deen a resiueni oi me county for the past eighteen ye irs, hav ing come hereinlS7n and settled on a homestead in Farmington township, where he has made his home ever since except when temporarily away on business. For twelve years he has ranked Feed and Livery J. SPOOLER, NOTARY PUBLIC.

REAL ESTATE AND INSURANCE AGENT, WAYNE, KANSAS. Deeds and Mortgages executed promptly. among the ablest school teachers of the county. He served five years on the board of teachers' examiners and proba nr1 -j- ZE3 3Z-j bly done as much as any one man in shaping the educational interests of the county. He has been elected county surveyor for three consecutive terms, ttie business for the first two terms paying The name of D.

W. Hamilton appears in another column of this issue as a candidate for re-election to the office of Register of Deeds. Mr. Hamilton was elected two years ago and took charge of the office in January of last year. Ho had previously served for five years as a deputy under Mr.

Hallowell and Mr. Hoffman, and he understands the business of the office better than ony other man in the county. The records of the office are of such a nature, involving as they do the title to all the land in the county, that they require the most careful attention of an experienced man. These records are becoming more and more complicated every year, as new towns are laid oiit, aud additions are being made to old towns and the plats filed for record. The records in Mr.

Hamilton's office speak tor themselves, and he invites the most careful examination of them and comparison witli the records of any county in the stato. He and his wife, who serves as his deputy, are both excellent writers and they have employed only the best writers as clerks, so that the entire work that they have done, running as it has, through many large volumes, presents a neatness and accuracy seldom found in a register's office. This fact alone should be all the endorsement that he needs to assure his re-nomination, as it is to (lie interest of all the people in tho county to have these records in perfect shape. Aside from this, it has been almost the universal custom of the republicans of this county to give a faithful and competent officer the hon scarcely enough to pay him for neglect- insi his farm to attend to it. During his Best of Teams and Buggies at all times.

Horses fed and cared for in first-class order. WAYNE, KANSAS. last term he has resided in Belleville in order to keep an ollice open part of the Station agent McDormett, at Hollis, was presented with a daughter by his wife Monday night. Mack is able to he around. The 5th congressional dstrict reunion will bo held at Concordia Sept.

1.1th, Hth, 5thand ICth. All old soldiers should attend. The sickneiss in this vicinity is una--buted, and both Dr. Houck, of our town, find Dr. White, of Talmo, are kept busy day and night.

The Republic County Sabbath School Association will hold its 3d Annual Convention in the Tresbylerian church, Belleville Sept. 27th and S8th, 3387. Quite a number of our citizens talk of going to the State Fair to see the noted trotter, Jay Eye See. The fare for the round trip including admission to the fair is only $1.00. Notice.

All parties knowing themselves indebted to the undersigned will please call and settle as we must have pome money. Buboes Siiafer. Wayne, Sept. 7, 1887. Mr.

A. Koszell has our thanks for a nice lot of peaches, the largest we have seen this season. He requests us to say that he is selling them at $1.50 per bushel at the orchard. The teachers from our place and vicinity returned home from the cou nly Institute this week, and all agree in saying it was the most successful Institute our county has ever had. Superintendent Bullen, receives great praise for his success.

Klder Johnson, of the Sweedish M. E. Church, accompanied by his wife etartcd for their annual Conference at Chicago, Wednesday. They were surprised at the residence of Rev. Ingstroin on Tuesday eve.

by their friends calling on hem unaware. The evening was pleasantly spent as only those who have a pleasant pastor know how to enjoy life. Mr. Johnston has given his people -entire satisfaction and they expect him to return the following year. A.

S. Orr returned from the Concordia fair and, as was predicted, brought away the blue ribbon on everything that lie exhibited. Mr. Orr's short horn cow Jias been shown in five different rings, and has never been beaten. His grades had no trouble in walking away with the first premiums.

His cattle are registered shorthorns of the Bates family and arc beauties. King Tom, Mr. Orr's three year old sUllinn, brought fir.it premium also. Mr. Orr feels well satisfied with the management of the fair, and our Block men should feel honored at Re-liublk-icounty's success.

BURGESS I SHAFER, time at the county The old soldiers and members of the G. A. R. will be interested to know that Mr. Wagener entered the army in 1862 in Co.

120th Reg. III. Vol. Infantry. He was only a boy at the time, but participated in the Black-Smith's, campaign from Louisville, to Nash- ille.

from Nashville to Chatta Kansas. nooga, from Chattanooga to Atlanta, Sa Wayne, vannah and Raleigh, and was present at the surrender of Johnston's army. After the close of the war returned home and busied himself in acquiring an edu cation. He has served the county faith The Wayne Furniture Store! Keeps on hand a Full Line of BUREAUS, BEDSTEADS, TABLES, CHAIRS, MATTRESSES, WALL PAPER, WINDOW SHADES, I have recently added to my slock a supply of fully and well for the last half dozen All kinds of work done in first-class style and on short notice. Plow work and horse shoeing a specialty.

Give us a trial. 20tf ears and has received comparatively no or of a second term of office. Mr. Ham nay for it. He now asks for the nomina tion for Treasurer.

From our personal ilton's honor and integrity has never been questioned, aud as we said before, the records in his office speak for them acquaintance with him and knowledge of his ability we can assure the people I of the county that their records and funds ill be safe in his hands. Telescope. How foolish it is to make fun of the HARDWARE. home-made bustle. There is not a g'rl TTndertEilsiixig GoodS ho makes her own bustle but is backed by some of the most influential papers of the town.

selves, and we sincerely hope that the people of this county, when they assemble in convention, will consider their interests and the interests of the county at large, and if they doubt in any way the statement's that we make, Mr. Hamilton will be proud to exhibit to them the work which he does. When they understand the needs of the comity as thoroughly as we do, we have no doubt but what they will see that it is to their interest to consider Mr. Hamilton's claim carefully before they decide to chunge a competent officer for one who has hail no experience whatever. Telescope.

JSf Don't buy Furniture until you have seen my tock and learned' Two-thirds of the enormous loan re quired for the Panama canal has been e. Mcdonald is on hand ith a full stock of everything in the Hardware line, dive him a call, at his old stand. subscribed. M. de Lesseps concludes his mv Prices.

S. W. WALKER. remarks upon the subject by a phrase that must sound ominous to the shareholders "It will lo very well for the.