Daily News from Osborne, Kansas • 1

A TIT Jlhsfe A DIME A WfeEK. OSBORNE KANSAS, SATURDAY, JULY 30, 1881. VOL. I-NO, 35, LOCAL ITEMS. THE DAILY NEWS DRA HE cD RICH 3', Painters, Alien Street, Osp.orne.

published every afternoon (except Sun- Go to church tomorrow. House, Sign, and Carriage Painting, Graining, Kalsnmining, Papa-hanging ouy; usoorne vtiy, jiansas, uy Ceorge B. Ficardt, id Ten, Cents per iced; payable to the Carrier; tingle copies, Five Cents each. Ofiee first door east of the Pennsylmnia Store, Pain street. Call and see vs.

How docs it suit you, anyway? Jake Getz brought a lot of famous tomatoes to market this morning. Carriage Painting Specialty. 'I CHAS. U. STRONG, Lawyek Mellen, of Downs, was in the metropolis today and called on us.

BUSINESS CAHDS. The Popular Blacksmith, 1 We arc glad, to see A. Saxcy, about again after his late severe spell of sickness. East Street, Osborne. We run three fires and turn out first class work only.

Give us a trial. G. VA SCOrOC, 31. Homeopathic Physician. Office in Radcr Building, Penn st.

AU calls promptly answered. GEORGE PAGE, Rkv. J. M. Batcheldich will preach at the hall tomorrow (Sabbath) evening at 8 o'clock.

The Old Reliable Blacksmith 1 Rev. R. II. Foster will preach in the OsBOKiiE, Kansas. Congregational church tomorrow night All kinds of work in my line done at 8 o'clock.

with neatness and dispatch. The first load of wheat brought to town this morning was taken by John Morton at 79 cents. ft REASONER, LOAN AGENT, TWO 3IJSSING 3fEN. ANOTHER mysterious disappearance. Considerable excitement was caused in the city last evening by our announcement of the mysterious disappearance of the young man J.

P. Armstrong, whose team and wagon have not yet (at this writing, 10 a. been reclaimed, but remain where he left them over a week ago. It appears that when ho came to the city he put up at Sherley's hotel, paying a half-dollar and saying that he had not more money just then, but expected to receive an amount from lion. C.

Rcasoncr on the following Saturday The same story he told to Aug. Hcrzog, in Hcrzog store, where lie sometimes dealt. He remained at the hotel tintil last Friday, when ho left without word, and has not been heard of since. Ho was perfectly sober while ho was in town, and his actions were not such as to indicate that lus mind was ill at case. Since the announcement of Armstrong's disappearance, C.

Hcrzog informs us of another case of mysterious absence. Two weeks ago yesterday a man named Albert Weiehbrod, residing on Eagle Creek, alout twenty five miles from the city, started for Osborne afoot, intending to receive here mail matter in regard to a pension for which he had made application. It appears that during his service in the army he suffered a severe attack of sunstroke, the effects of which had not deserted him since his discharge, and on that ground ho applied, for a pension. When he left homo ho had not more money about him than five dollars, his friends say. It is known that he reached Osborne, where lie made several purchases, but his friends are not aware of his movements since then.

They were in the city on Tuesday, making inquiries about him. The weather was very sultry at the time lie was here, and it is feared by somo that on his way home Weiehbrod was overcome by the heat and may E. A. DC LIN, 31. Physician and Surgeon, Osborne, Kansas.

Prompt attention to all calls, town or country. FIRST CLASS HOTEL. The Lipton House, J. II. Lipton Proprietor.

Special accommodations to commercial travelers. STOP AT THE Loans on Real Estate on the Most Favorable; Terms. Office in the Stone Buildincr. Ouu junior imp, Harry Broderick, went to Bull City today, intending to remain until Monday morning. On Monday morning the carriers will be around for the little dimes.

Please have them in readiness. WE STILL SURVIVE! Old Reliabie City Hotel. The genial appearance of Old Sol this morning was a sjgnai for our friend August Vogt to freeze ice-cream. J. C.

Sheiiley Prap-r Geo. Wright and family, who have Accommodations for transient and reg ular boarders at low rates. P. Wells, been living in Colorado for several months past, returned to Osborne today. r.

g. ha rs C. II. FINN, Tins morning Burke Co. shipped the saddler and Harness maker, Lawyers and Land Agents, first carload of wheat that has been sent Osborne, Kansas.

from Osborne the present season. Oshorne, Kansas. Will practice in all the courts of the The Normal Institute will commence Fifteenth Judicial District. on Monday morning. Some of the stu- Harness, Saddles, 15 idles, Whips, dc.

SAX Br cfe BAUD OUR, cnts have already arrived in the city. James Michel, of Harrison county. Iowa, father-in-law of our friend Will Attorneys and Counsellors REPAIRING DONE NEATLY. AT LAW Riley, is in town on a visit to the latter be lying dead in one of the draws through which he was obliged to pass. We hope both of these mysteries may be speedily y'm cleared by the reappcaranco the missing men uninjured and well.

I LOOK HERE Notaries Public and Real Estate Agents. gentleman's family. Osborne, Kansas. The large curtains in the windows of J. K.

MITCHELL. WALROND. Uncle Colver's Ilorsc-shoc Store" have been beautifully lettered by Drake Richcy, the painters. Land Landless! Since the above was put in typo Mr. Reasoner has arrived home.

He says that young Armstrong had intended getting money from him, but did not do so. Mr. Reasoner thinks there was something preying upon the mind. Other parties whom we have seen this after If Osborne county didn't get the judge WALROND MITCHELL, Attorneys and Counsellors AT LAW, A general Law, Collection, Land Business, Insurance nd Conveyancing Office. ship, she at least got the chairmanship of the judicial convention! Is there not Eighty-Three good, well improved 1 arms, deeded, lor sale at low figures.

some consolation in that? Sixty-Fire Homestead and Timber 'J noon now remember that they noticed that Armstrong acted strangely at different times during his presence in town. Claims to be had on easy terms and in many cases for part trade. We are sorry to learn of the brief spell Fifty-Four Filings ready to be aligned of illness of our good friend R. O. Hays, Dallas Dissony, the expert "jour." during last night.

Mr Hays is for the requisite ducats which in many cases will astonish the examiner as being less than cost of improvements. L. K. 31 III ILLS, Attorney at Lav, Real Estate, Loan, and Insurance. Agent.

Osborne, Kansas. Business 'before the U. S. Land Office will receive prompt attention. about again and all right today.

Houses and hits in Osborne and Bull Some of the finest and plumpest wheat cmpoyed at Frank P. Wells' harness shop, is making a second set of double harness for Ri Icy Bo wen, the well-known liverymen, that is a genuine beauty. "By their works ye shall know them 1" Dal. i3 proving himself a capital workman. City for sale and rent, to enable the emi- rrrunt ff cfr nvnunrl raised in Osborne county this Season was Our Facilities for marketing raw and hat grown by Philip Landis, east of the improved lands are unequalled, as this city.

It is of the Fultz variety. paper will be liberally distributed in such localities east as furnish us a large The wheat buyers are making thing3 I Dan Cramer lias not fully recovered share of our population. lively on our streets just now. The way from his severe illness during the spring, Ct. II.

PURSSELL. C. B. KNAIT. PURSSELL KNAPP, DO ALL KINDS OP Carpenter and Joiner Work, Wagoh-making, Repairing, dc.

East Street, Oslorne City, Kan. mt is mending slowly. We hope our in which they compete in prices and race i to be the first to arrest the innocent hay- Call at tlte Keener Corner Law Office. R. G.

HAYS 0. II. FINN, Lawyers and Land Agents. iiend Dan may soon be restored to full seed" as he comes into town, is a caution. lealth..