Osborne County Journal from Osborne, Kansas • 1

a OSliOUNE, KANSAS, TUESDAY, APRIL 10, 1888. VOL. II. NO. 23.

SI. 00 PER YEAR. K. It. ii Covert Creek.

Prof. Hrockett has had his buggy EXCHANGE Amos Silver and Jason Medrew hav First National Bank sK good farms on Covert, ana from ap very neatly painted by Nhocklcy. Loans on city property made with out delay by Cochran Faiiwkll. pearances they know how farming should be conducted. A.

Worley of Downs, visited his OF OSBORNE, KANSAS. I noticed a lot of old corn on (ieno Mil Hi! I 5 3 -3 c5 es a 2 bo friend I). G. Robertson over Sunday. Harvey's place, raised last year, also a J.

X. Smith has bought the farm of new barn. Doc Cranshaw sows his potatoe II. P. Poe, six miles southwest of town.

AUTIIOniZED O.A.r'I'IVA.Ij, r-AJCIJ XTI OATITAIj, sunrXjTTfs, 00,000. 0,000. O.SDOKXE, KANSAS. broad cast on unplowed ground and then mulches them. I am intesrested Jlev.

Truman Carter will preach in the Presbyterian church next Sabbath a -3 fl in that crop. evening at 7:30 p.m. 1-1 $100,000. Wm. Sandy is going to leave the old Al'TIIOKIZKD CAPITAL, paid rr CAPITAL, Andy Linn hits a neat spray fountain made by Charley Scott, which is used to 60,000 OFFICIOS; cabin soon and locate himself in a new keep vegetables fresh.

dwelling house. 'Squire Wairond was out to Cover CYRUS 1IEREX, IVsident. FRANK 11. KXOX, Cashier, ALLEX CLARK, Vice-President J. A.

EARLS, Asst. Cashier. liev. IJatchelderand Esq. Ilillebrandt 1 last Thursday on busiiiess.and I noticed or.

ass will attend the meeting of the presby tery at lloxie this week. that the elegant dinner at the l'ixley house was made much less in quantity W. W. WATXON, President. E.F.

ROBINSON, Vice-President S. P. CRAMPTON, Cashier. DinEOTons i Lewis I Tailback, Elmer Cooper, and JOIljKGT'OljSl smith, cvnus bericx. w.

f. earls. 03 by his presence. D. P.

ABBOTT. J. W. Peniber are the l'enn township The Pixley house lias a run of bus! delegates to the county convention on ness which would compare favorably 3 fa the 12th. GKOKOB V.

WALItATH, 8. I. CltA.MI'TON, with much linger towns. It is the W. P.

WATSON. CHAH. HKIIZOO, W. H. Goodlad.

W. Wathon, commercial men's rendezvous and in connection with honest insurance i 0 Prof. Hrockett invited the high school to a tally pull at his home Monday evening, and of course the school E. K. KOHINSON.

a a os "2 S-p fee 05 Oi agents who strike the town occasional loe (ii neial ItiinkliiM- liiiNlneHM, ill VS AMI SKKI.M KOUKKiN AM) IIOMKSTIO City, TouiiHlilp uml Comity liillilMlinia, nenoMltit, l.ounl iloney, J'nrelinMeii 'otiii an.t innkeH ColleetlonH on nil iieeeHHililn point. Interest-A lltnvt'd on Time Deposits. 4 Money Loaned i MWmmi Fans. In OSliOUNE and Adjoining Counties. ly, also travelers who are passing EXCHANGE OK AM, KINDS NOUGHT AND enjoyed it.

C. E. Carter goes to Topeka to-mor fl through the country make the bust SOLD. MONEY ALWAYS ON HANI) AT LOWEST KATES, -) 'A 0 ness worth considerable more than the row, having been summoned to appear as a witness before the United States expenses. fi22 clon know or a tanner who can show more fine colts than John Kaser.

Interest allowed on Time Dcimsits. The only Improved Safety pt'iwsit lloxes ill Oxborne County for rent at noinliml rates to patron. This Hank lias the heaviest palil-iip capital of any like institution in Western Kansas, and lias grand jury. Rev. Joseph Patterson and Isaac Kaup, of Downs, were in the city A commercial traveler who left to-day, on their way to lloxie to attend 1 JL a3rDL3 superior laeniuesior wt-uiuiiiuuuuuk uic No pains consistent with safe bunking will be spared to favor customers.

a meeting of the presbytery. Alton Not ex. From the Western Umpire. M. J.

Bailey recttived eight Covert Thursday morning for l'lain-ville got into an ugly mud hole a short distance out of town and almost ruined one of his horses on the inevitable barb Palmer Crampton visited Downs J. A. HUBBELL, accessions to the M. E. church on Sunday last.

wire. Sunday by the bicycle S-onte, where he saw another knight of the wheel, with ON THE C. B. Q. The young people gathered in at l)r Mrs.

Kttie Walker hits purchased Taiinr train Cranshaw's Friday night and shook the Mrs. Z. J. Clair's millinery stock. whom he had a friendly meeting.

The city election hist Tuesday was the quietest one on record. The UUU1 fantastic toe to a reasonable hour in Joe Campbell litis traded his furni the morning. KANSAS. ture stock for a farm near Kirwin. OSBORNE, Promises to Assume Large Proportions, Mr.

Meeker is quite sick with lung Prof. AVhitecotton will give an ad straight ticket was elected, with but little opposition. The vote was con trouble. dress on the subject of temperance in the Alton M. E.

church on Wednesday siderably below the registration. Xin Ford is in the hands of the doctor. evening, April 18. County Commissioner Brown carries i painful scalp wound, as the result of CHOICK SAMPLES to select from and Good Fits Guaranteed. Repairing, Sponging -and Pressing.

J-Sliop in Young's Clothing Store. II. Drake is hauling tyirn to his ranch Alton leads the world in everything to feed his stock. big, especially big babies. Friday night being run over by his dairy.

It wouldn't be so painful if it wasu't right I was informed that the young i ninteen-pound boy was born to Mr. in plain sight all the time when his hat tidies in a certain locality were learn and Mrs. (Jeorge McKay. Mother and Tliorcforo Go to J. M.

SMITH'S And Secure Some of his Bargains while the stock is still mihrokon. is off. ing to smoke. child getting along nicely. W.

B. BOWEN SON, PKOPKIETOKS OK I called on Uncle Charley Smith, and The Business Jlens' Protective Asso The city election passed off quietly in was entertained in the usual friendly ciation will hold a specsal meeting on manner so characteristic of the family Thursday evening at the olTiee of Coop our town. The following persons were elected: -Mayor, E. Grover; Police Judge, Mrs. Mary Records; Council- LIVERY ran The German got to the front as it THE er Vanscyoc at 7 o'clock.

It is desired that every member be present. men, J. R. Loomis, Win. Williams, L.

always does when represented according to the rules of the company. (i. Rhodes, II. D. Austin and F.

E. Lee-brick. We presume that Alton is the J. A. Pouts, Sec.

The Ross township delegation to the The acreage of corn and oats will be immense this year. lirst town in Kansas to elect a woman for police judge. county convention in this city next Thursday is as follows: J. W. 1 luff, J.

I am under obligations to Dr. Cran A large lot of goods whs seen red just Itefore shaw for taking me around the neigh (lie strike SPECIAL Feed. Stable, Arch S. of Peiin, near Liton House. OSHOKMC, KANSAS.

First-Class Rigs Always on Hand. -Parties Conveyed to all Points. Charges reasonable. 15. Craney, A.

Woiiey, Ar. A. llelley, W. W. Dimond, B.

M. Itemey, C. K. Ware borhood behind his Hy team. A three- .11 1) ii nt Ayr.

Planting potatoes and early garden eoiiiineiiced, and some of tliem 'lire to he Id at so minute trait creates an enthusiasm and J. W. Smith. is the order of the day. low prices.

Call and lnvesti-rato which cannot be felt under reverse cir cunistances. Sheriff Ware is over on Paradise to V. W. Hides has been back here on a business trip for the past week, lie re- When we come to think of it, it is day with a warrant for the arrest of three young ladies charged with dis-1 lorts times dull in Iowa where he is p. Wells, curious that this great country is with ocated.

JLj LJ xJZ. I turbing the peace of another lady, by pounding on tin pans and other noisy -DEALER IN- The school institute held here bodies. the last of the past week under the supervision of Frank Kiscr, was very (ieorge Wright has gone to Indian, interesting and instuctive. The pro on business. 1 Ie will return in a few out a name.

We call ourselves A there is a little presumption in the distinction, from the fact that the Canadians are Americans and the Mexicans can be included in the catalogue, and we might claim the Patagonians as Americans. The Canadians when speaking of their neighbors across the line, call them Americans, when at fessor has the work at heart and is weeks and put up a handsome and sub doubtless doing much good. stantial building on the site of his old Married, at the residence of the one that was burned. This is the very bride's parents, by Rev. Raileyof Alton, latest and can be relied upon.

on March 20th, J. M. Iladley to Miss Since it has hcen decided that the Atchison, Topeka Santa Fe will not extend their line which was to 'o through the south jiartof this county, there are no reasons why Luray should not make a good town. Why Luray should grow to a large town immediately, is this, it is considered an important point on the new main line which is now heing rapidly built from Salina to River byway of Lincoln, Luray, PlainvillejIIoxie and Colby, This is the shortest route to the mountains by twenty-seven miles of any of the through lines, The new school board held a special meeting on Monday, at which each Saddles, Whips, Saddlery Hardware, Brushes, Curry com! Ilobes, Blankets, Etc. Zlopairiug Done.

Luella Marshall. Mrs, Edith Hammond of Lincoln, member took the oath of oflice. F. I is visiting with her parents, C. W.

AVells was chosen temporary president Oglesy's. the same time the distinction, it any there be, is equally applicable to themselves. It might be difficult to find an appropriate name, owing to the different nationalities represented in the country, but it would seem about time that Uncle Sam Mas christened.and his name placed on ttie rolls among the nations of the earth. K. It.

1. until the regular meeting in May, and Mrs. Huldah X'ettleton has gone to J. (. Eckinan temporary clerk.

Osborne, where she expects to spend a lie old soldier element in the vicini Warrantea Ejooas ty of Waldo will hold a A. R. enter few weeks with Mrs. Ed Rugg, Bark Kenworthy has begun iniprovt and the hisrhest trrades forty feet to the mile. merits on the 80 acre tract he recently tainment next Saturday.

They send word over that they are going to have bought. Come, and see Luray and what there is to hack it up. Grand ('liter. Weather fine, farmers busy, lots of a big time, and they don't want it all Lots! Lots! Barald Sheldon has a new sod house. Mr.

J. R. Loomis and lady of Alton themselves. Everybody invited to join Lots are eh 1 reasonable. 1'rices from $15 to -(, and are oats going into the ground.

There is considerable sickness in in. the were out to the convention Sunday. Aunt Rebecca Gregory who lifts been valley. selling raj dd ly. Twentyffive miles directly south of Osborne.

Address, To hear the "Race Problem" discussed by the ablest representative of the Ed Uson has moved into Ins new quite ill for some weeks, is able to be I have about 20 lots in different parts of the house. colored race, is an opportunity that no Frank Pitzer will teach a class in I intelligent white or colored man in Osborne can afford to miss for fifty cents, vocal music at the school house is dis eity, most of tliem belonging to non-residents These lots are still held at 1SSG AND 1887 PRICES, and are verv cheat). Here are a few samples; VANSCYOC NEISWANGER, TOW3XTSITB AOE3VTTB, out again. It is reported that S. li.

Smith has sold out. Thos. Mendenhall has got moved into the Bides house near his shop. Ciii 1'no Tkm. trict 121.

That is what Senator Bruce will talk A telegraph dispatch from Ottawa 13 lots In Truman Davis' addition from 7ft to about. Willie Duncan, who was an appren OrLLXCOLN LAND Lincoln, Kam lots on South street, west of the announced that Elliott Tripp was dangerously sick. His mother went down this morning, the to take Doc Sinttli property, lor earn. tice in this office prior to his recent ill ness, will not return to his situation, for prudential reasons. AVillisa good care of him.

If you contemplate building or buying a home Voton House, Burt (iarringer a brother of Wilt's, in ine spring, come ana see me will soon move to this county from boy faithful, honest and industrious, and in time would have made an Accomplished printer. NOW, Wabaunsee county. OHlDorno, ICauefan. U. II.

Wilson has an abscess in his I will sell In and look over my land which pieces of from W. F. LIPTOItf, Manager. nose which is very troublesome if not Secretary Mohler of the state board of agriculture was a caller at the sanc dangerous. tum Monday, having spent the Sabbat! City Chik'Uo.

The republicans of the city of Osborne met at the school house in said city at 8 o'clock r. M. on the 7th day of April, pursuant to the calls of the county and city republican central committees, and were called to order by the chairman of the city central committee, who stated the object of the meeting. A. B.

Crates, was chosen chair-" man, and a secretary was duly elected. A registry of members of the party present was kept. The following delegation was chosen to attend the county republican convention which meets on the 12th in A leap year party at John Kepjxir's with his family on the homestead. Tuesday evening. Office work appears to be agreeing with The Rev.

Clark is still confined to The Leading Hotel in the City. First-Class Accommodations. tytts $2.00 Vox Sample Room Attached, Special Accommodations for Commercial Trayelen his bed. him, so he is looking hale and hearty, As was his wont in bygone days, he in One to Ten Acres. Remember I havp No Fancy nor Fictitious Prices, And can give buyer the Itenefit of the rise in Tallies.

I can give BETTEK TERMS THAN ANY OTHEB FIP.M IN OSBORNE. Will Thomas is suiterintendent of the Sunday school for the ensuing year. dulged in cheerful prophesies respecting weather and crops, and talked Mrs. Carpenter and Kate made us a visit last week. about a variety of interesting things.

In regard to forthcoming reports from There is less immigration talk now, viz: the farmers have got to work. Delegates, It. K. Hays, A. B.

Coates, Immense train-loads of ties and iron his oflice, lie says the aim will be to make them more and more of practical value to the farmers of the state. Time was when the society performed W. II. Mize, W. F.

Cochran, W. II. Mc-Bride, A. A. Xolan, O.

Smith, David come to Waldo every day. Osborne property will not always go begging for buyers, and you will never have a better hanee to make a good Investment than NOW. Come and see me, The old soldiers of Waldo and vicini ty will have a basket dinner on the Alternates, Y. W. Parsons, E.

F. the function of an immigration board more especially than that of agriculture, which was all right, as the state C. M. NlQJ'KTTE. 1th, at the 'above-named place, will Robinson, D.

CJ. Itoliertson, J. A. Bor meet at 1 1 A. dinner at noon.

A ter ing, W. E. Evans, L. A. Weeks, J.

M. DEALER IX BOOKS, STATIONERY, WALL PAPERS, Books, Blank Looks, Toys, Xo'tions, Watches and Jewelry. Post Office Smith, J. A. Fouts.

dinner songs and sjieeches, after which steps will be taken to organize a post. ryeded farmers more than anything else. The forthcoming quarterly report will be quite voluminous, containing 2W pages, embracing the discussion of a great variety of farm topics from a 11 are invited. XXX. EGGS Of A SETTING.

This is ttie mnt popular 1 breed of fowls. lyeave orders with t. W. at oflioeof Wairond, MiK-lteil Heren. On motion the convention adjourned.

A. JV' Co tkm, Chm. Z.T. Wai.uond, Se This ie Ascension f. B.

R. Hays will attend district court in Russell next week. practical standpoint..