The Williamsburg Review du lieu suivant : Williamsburg, Kansas • 5

KARHXR'S The Williamsburg Reviews Tbey are now receiving th largest lit largely attended, andj BimardfPoolHoom If you want to enjoy a quiet game of Billierds or Pool, Go to'the well-known Billiard Room ol THOS. BEAM, Willlamsbcrx, Kansas. HOME MELVERN Heal-Estate. Collection. Loan, and GENERAL EXCHA77GJ3 Agency.

Address J. SIQIilUSOS. S-ly Slelvern. Hag. a very pleasant time was experienced.

1 Magrath says Guffey has taken a rib." Of course, as the boys meet again next Saturday, Guffey, you will be expected to pass around tha cigars. KUottrara (father of Mrs Stowe,) and wife, of Ottawa, were in the Burg last Thursday. They came overland," and wore up to visit with ye editor and wife. Please bear in mind, that the Review is the largest paper published in the county, the terms of subscription is less, and it gives double the amount of reading matter of any other. Mottram, of Ottawa, started fur Michigan on Tuesday, on a visit to his father and mother, at Kalamazoo, and also to other relatives in that State.

He will be absent about two weeks. Our thanks are due Ansel Carpenter, of Cohoes, N. for late copies the Troy Timeg and Cohoes papers, from our boyhood home. Also, to Bill Webb, of Tecumseh, for late Tccumseh papers. -I desire to express my sincere thanks to my friends for their liberal donations at the pound sociable on last Tuesday evening." H.

W. CoNfiY, Pastor M. E. Church. Johnny Magrath, of Emerald, bro't to our office, last Saturday, a white-cered watermelon that pulled the scales down to thirty-five pounds.

Johnny say3 he has plenty more where that came from, and invites the boys down to Who can beat it? Mr Mrs Harrington and Mrs. Bosley, of Ottawa, paid the Burg a visit on Tuesday, and accompanied by their daughter Mrs II Estabrook Mr and party paid a visit to their farm, four miles west of theBurg, We acknowledge a call from the party The Lawrence Weekly Standard has been enlarged to a six-column quarto, (the same size as the Ek view.) It is one of our best exchanges, and should bo in the hands of every Demo crat in the State. Send for specimen copy. Terms, one dollar per year. Success attend the Standard.

We call the attention of parties look ing for homes in this part of Kansas, to the column advertisement of Morri son's Melvern' Land Agency, on our fourth page. He has Kansas real estate to exchange for Eastern property; Eastern property to exchange for Kan sas land; goods for land, and lands for goods. II Tefit, accompanied by Mrs Franklin, both of Ottawa, were in the Burg last Thursday, and registered at the Rival House. Mrs F. was here negotiating for a largo stock of millinery goods that Beatty is agent Tefft drives a spanking good team of horses.

They left for Ottawa about 7 p. in. Mr aud Mrs Detwiler, Mrs James Linzey, and Master Sammy and Miss Cora Detwiler, all of Ottawa, were in the Burg Sunday visiting with Mr and Mrs Sellers. Mr Linzey is superintending the building of two hundred cars in Trre Haute, Iud, and Mr Detwiler is acting in his place in the machine shops. Russell, Glasgow, and several others from Angolia, were in tho Burg last Thursday" with Hutchinson the Great Kansas Land Agent of Kansas City, Mo.

Mr informed us that he had made sales of land to the party amounting in the aggregate to 50,000. The land sold was in the vicinity of Williamsburg. Adda Olson gave a tea party to her young lady friends on Friday evening last. There were present, the Misses Annie Kustcr, Minnie Dyer, Edmonia Dyer, Annie Miller, Mattie Marston, Aggie Barnott, Myra Ransom, Cora and Lizzie McFedder, of the Burg, and Miss Minnie Vollrath, of Ottawa. They were well entertained and had a pleasant time.

John Boston, our well-known black smith, met with quite a severs acci dent on Thursday last. He was busy straightening a sickle knife, when it flew off. tho anvil, struck him on the side of tho head, and fell across his loft arm, cutting a severe gash thereon. Dr Rogers was sent for, who succcoded, in a few minutes, in stopping the flow of blood, bandaged the arm up, and John was already for business again Are you going to build? If so, wo, advise you to buy your lumber of floNnlty, (who represents the firm of Hudson of Williamsburg. stock of lumber ever brought to Frank lin county, which they are selling at wholesale or retail at Kansas City prices.

Farmers, there is no use going to Ottawa or Burlington for lumber, when you can -buy it for lest money in Williamsburg. Patronize tliose whose advertisements appear in the columns of the and you will save money. Ex-Soldiers Re-union and an old fashioned dinner party, at Williamsburg, Saturday, Sept. 20, 1S79 Arrangements are being made by which this will be one of the grandest times ever held in "the State, Prominent Speakers have been invited, and will be here. The Ottawa Rifles ana the Boy Zouaves also be present.

Some of the best Lands in the State will be here. Let everyone 11 their largest basket and meet with us on that day. The committee of arrange ments will meet at the school-house in on Saturday, Aug. 30, at 2 p. Help in Acquiring Knowledge.

In acquiring a knowledge of the English Language, and especially in learning the meaning of words, proba bly no other work, nor many other books altogether, can afford so much aid as Webster's Unabridged Dictionary, with its 3,000 Pictorial Illustrations, its precise and full definitions, its careful discriminations of synonymous words, its many valuable tables, and above all with the recent adoptions to it oi a Supplement of over 4,000 New Words and Meanings, such as have come into the language within the last few years, and a New Biographical Table of more than 9,700 Names of Noted Persons, given in brief the Name, Pronunciation, Nationality, Profession, and date of each. It is, in itself, a whole library of the languago. Lot oue family have a copy of this work, and use it faithfully, aud another be with it, the difference in the progress of the two families in getting knowledge will be very great. Greenback Clab. The Greeubackers of Williamsburg and vicinity met at the school-house in accordance mith notice, and organized with the following officers: President II Allen Vice-President Rogers.

Secretary A II Sellers. Cor. Secretary Chas. Sears. The meeting was harmonious and truo National Greenback spirit seemed to prevail, as was shown by the liberal contributions to aid the cause.

A few appropriate remarks were made by Alien aud bears, alter which Steward presented the Soldiers' petition, which was signed by both sol diers and citizens. The petition la now in the hands of the Secretary of toe club, and all in sympathy with the same are respactfully requested to call and sign it. KEV. I. S.

KALliOCII Last Friday night, in San Francisco, Rev I Kalloch, (formerly of Ottawa,) the Workingmen's candid date tor Mayor, was shot twice bv Charles De Young, one of the publish ers ot the ban lrancisco Daily Chronicle. The circumstances leading to the shooting are as follows: "After Kalloch was nominated by the work-ingmen' of tho city as their candidate for mayor, De Young in a speech at the State Convention of Hon Bilks announced that he would compel Kal-loeh's withdrawal from the subsequently he notified Kalloch that unless ho withdrew he would rake up bis record in the columns of the Chronicle. Kalloch sent back word for him to go ahead, that he could tell worse things about the De Youngs than thev could could bring against him. Wednesday last the Chronicle came out with a long article reviewing Kal-loch's career in Boston and Kansas, I dwolling particularly upon his reported amours also ventilating bis political and business record. On Thursday and Friday it contained similar and more elaborate articles and dragged in Kalloch's fatheV, now dead, recounting sundry immortalities on his part.

Kalloch had advertised a mass meeting at the Metropolitan Temple, last night, at wiii'ca it was given out that he would read a copy of an article published five years ago by FNaphtaly, in a little paper called the Sun. This article was an attackUpon tho personal and family record of the De Youngs of the most pronounced character, and led to an attempt on their part to kill iiiipumiy, wnicn ianea. xne De Youngs sent Kalloch word that if he read that article they would kill him on sight. Last night an immensa audience gathered at the Metropolitan Temple, and the street outside was packed with a crowd numbering thousands. Kal loch addressed the in-door meeting, scoring the Do Youi.gs mercilessly ami reflecting on their personal record and family anticcdents in tho most direct manner.

After adiourninc the meet ing in the ball he went outside, mounted a stand and spoie briefly. After Will be in Williamsburg in a short tiae, and take purlie buildings, reei-denees, family groups, on an 8x10 card, for One Dollar Cheaper Than Ever Knewn Before. reviewing the attacks of the Chronicle upon Himself, be said: In maligning the reputation of my father, who has filled an honorable grave for many years, these journalistic vipers have rendered the most vicious retaliation on my part necessary and justifiable These disgraceful records make such an attack possible, and I am justified in pronouncing them the bastard pro geny of a prostitute. Nelson went to Kansas City on Monday. The carpenters commenced work Hedges Bros, stable Tuesday, Wanted.

A load of stove wood at ihis office, for Mhich we will pay cash. Milner, of Ottawa, of the firm of Guy and Milner, boot and shoe dealers was in town yesterday. no! all ye that aileth! Clint Estabrook has a new pill case with about two bushels of pills in it. Yum! yum! A communication from Dr. Perkins, now attending the Temperance meeting at Lawrence, is crowded out untill next week.

Estabrook and wife went to Ottawa this morning. From there, II goes to Kansas City on business, and returns Saturday. A party of six couple, from the Burg, went "over to Campbell's last evening. They report having a good time, and were well taken Scare of by tho boys. The best of music was furnished.

A Barker, the leading photographer of Ottawa, whose card ap pears at the top of this column, will visit the Burg soon, for the purpose of taking large views of buildings, groups, etc. His charges are very reasonable fact, less than ever before known. Wait for him if you want something nice. New York, Aug. 26.

The National Greenback Labor pirty met to-night and adopted resolutions congratulating the workingmen of California on(their victory and denouncing Do Young as an assassin in the interest of thieving capitalists and rings, and approving of the San Francisco workingmen's reso lutions to administer to him speedy justice. Qaarter-Ceutnry Celebration. Very complete arrangements are be- in2 made for tho celebration of the twenty-fifth anniversary of the settle ment of Kansas. The meeting for this object will be held at Bismarck Grove; Lawrence, on Monday and Tuesday, the 15th and 16th of Septemoer. A programme of exercises has been pre pared suited to tho celebration of so marked an event as tho closing of the first quarter century of the peopling of a State.

I he gathering will no doubt bo one of the largest ever held the State. The people, of all classes, will be present, aud among thera those acting in public capacities at the present and in toimer times, including Gover nors and State officers, Senators and Members of Congress, Judges, Mem bers of the Legislature and other prominent -both in civil and military af fairs, during tho eventful twenty-fie years of our history. Many of these, residing in all parts of the State, have signified their intention to be present, and take part the exercises, lie- sides these a number of persons from abroad, who were active ia' the promo tion of the early settlement of the State, or who took part in those pub lic attairs in which the State and the whole country were alike involved at that period have promised to bo pres ent and deliver addresses. Among these are Ilev Edward Hale, of Boston; Hon Eli Thayer, of Worcester, Mass-; Col John Forney, of Penn sylvania; Hon George Ju'iau, of Indiana; and Ex-bcnator limotby Howe, of Wisconsin. Cheap rates will prevail on all rail roads centering at Lawrence.

Ample arrangemenfs will be mado for the ac commodation, at. (he grove or in Law rence, ot ail who attend. A large number of tents will be on the ground tor tne use or sucii as remain dunne the meeting and desire to occupy them, making the occasion a grand, quarter-century picnic, camping as in the olden times. A cordial invitation is extended to everybody to attend and join in the celebration. Williamsburg Markets.

GROCERIES AND PROVISION Corrected Weekly by D. FOGLE, Flour Coffee Sugar per 100 lb. A 2.00 to 2,75 16 (o 20 9 lbs for 1.00 10 12 .10 to 1.00 .10 to .12 Good Brown Teas, per lb. Butter, Syrup per gal. Sorghum, Coal Oil Potatoes, per hi.

Eggs, doz. Dried Apples, per lb, Peaches, Bacon, Sides, Hams, .60 to .40 to .90 .50 .20 .40 .10 .07 .07 .12 .30 to .09 to .06 to 6 to .07 to .08 to PUBLISHED EYEEV. THCESDAY, S. F. STOWE Editor Publisher.

reitXH: $1 SO Per Tear, tit Advance. THURSDAY, AUG. 2S, 1879. Franklin OF B3 C3, Williamsburg, Kansas. FARMS, LANDS TOWN PROPERTY FOR SALS AND EXCHANGE.

Trcm 1.50 per acre and upwards, ami too naany to name in detail. Send stamp for full information. 12 A. 51. Blair, President, E.

V. Bossieke, Horace J. Smith, Cashier. OTTAWA, KANSAS. Collections made in any part of the United States.

Drafts drawn on the principal cities of Europe. Deposits received and interest allowed on time deposits. LOCAL INTELLIGENCE. Remember the srldiers re-union. Yes, Orvis, nine of the dogs went to Ottawa- H.

The melon crop in this vicinity is Rev Holden returned home from Cuffeyvilla Tuesday. George Truett is the happy man, and it's a girl. Next. II Craik bought a new sett of skeleton harness on Tuesday. Thomson will probably go to Ottawa on business Saturday.

Clint Estabrook went to Burlington Friday returning on Saturday. Come in and subscribe, and stop your reading matter. The real estate business is booming in this part of the country, just now, Oscar Smith, of Ottawa, passed down Monday, bound for Burliugton. Miss Knucll, of Lawrence, is visit-, ing with Miss Mary Magrath, of Em erald. Tom Beam has one of those white hats; but he's net a candidate for office.

Mrs Franklin, of was on the train, Monday, bound for Bur lington. Adams, representing the Tope ka Capital, was in the Bur? last Thursday. Jeff Mundy, of Pomona, was in the the Burg on Monday, We acknowl edge a call. Mr II Gates, of Gallipolis, Ohio, is visiting with Nelson, at the Appleton farm. It looks bad to see justi ces and mail carriers "sponging" their reading matter.

Encouraging reports come from' all over the country, that the Greenback cause is gaining ground. btewart Mann went to Burlington last Saturday. He took in the circus, and returned yesterday Sells Bros, oircus, that exhibited at Buriington, Tuesday, was the best that evor visited Kansas. John Donley, of Lawrence, can be found at the residence of Tom Collins, in Emerald, for a few days. Mrs Tom Collins, of Emerald, who has been visiting at Lawrence for some time, returned home Tuesday.

Miss Linnie Vollratn, of Ottawa, who has been visiting friends in the Burg, returned home on Monday. A couplo of young ladies expected their ''fellers" up by rail oounting ties from Ottawa, last Sunday, but they got left. Givens and Will Lamb were in the Burg, Sunday. They came up to 'tend meotin'. and were kindly cared for at the Franklin House.

Mies Fannio Mottram, of Ottawa, t-itUer of Mrs Stowe, is in the Burg on a visit. She came up last Friday, and will return to-morrow, Toe lb. sociable at the Church, ou Tuesday evening, for the benefit of 1ST I1TI BANK All the favorite brands of cigars on hand. Try my lemonade. I have recently added a lunch room, and am pre pared to serve all kinds oi luneiies.

Don't go away hungry, when you can get a square meal'" cheap. 10-ly WW 11. If you tcant to negotiate a Loan on your Farm at Lower Rates and Less Expense than ever offered in Osage, Franklin or Coffey Counties, apply to IF. A. MA DAE IS, AtCy at Law and Loan Broker, Lyndon, Kansas.

P. S. Interest 9 per commis sion 7 per interest 10 per com mission 4 per ct. Money procured tn 10 dafe of application. AT Per ct.

interest, at Lyndon, Kansas. Special Notices. Bartholow, one of the oldest and largest land dealers in Kansas, managed the purchase and sale of the 30,000 acres of land on which William-burg stands, perfectly familiar with the title and will mako you abstracts corrective It you want a clean poo or Hatr-Cut. so to J. Mey-uard's, near the rostoiilce.

From ten to ten thousand dollars to loan on Real Estate and Personal property. Bartholow. Strictly Pure White Lead and Linseed Oil, at Estabrook Menefee's. Paint Brushes, all kinds, at Estabrook Menefee's. Tickets issued from and to Europe, by Cunard and White Stsr Lino of steamers.

Bartholow. Anything you want the DRUG LINE you can get at 9 Esiabrbok Menefee's. Collections made, taxes paid, aud all business promptly attended to. EM Bartholow. Money to loan on real estate in sums of 100 and upwards.

Beatty. 33 two-year-old steers for sale by ILBeatty. Beatty if always ready to take strangers out to see land and can show some of the finest lands to be found anywhere. $1000 to loan at the very lowest rate of interest. If application is made with in the next ten days.

Beatty. Beatty handles all kinds of real estate, and if you have any to sell, leave it in his hands for sale. It will always be to your advantage to examine my list of farms for sale before purchasing elsewhere. Beatty. I have a nice frame dwelling, and four lots to trade for eighty acres improved lacd will pay cash difference.

J. H. Beatty Beatty has a splendid list of farming lands for sale and every acre is of the very best. Improved forty-acre farm, with neat little frame dwelling, stone stable, etc. Nice thrifty young orchard just beginning to bear; all for the low price of 400, Beatty.

One of the best saw-mills in the State for sale or will exchange for farm, oity property or stock. A good bargain. Beatty. No. 78.

320 acres rich tilable land first class improvements at the low price of 2,500. J. H. Beatty. Mr.

Beatty is one of the best posted real estate operators- in Kansas, and bis long experience renders his judgement and assistance, valuable to pur- cnasers. Go to Estabrook Menelee's for Pure Drug's. All thnsfi fcnmvincr thpmsnlvna in debted to Hunter will please call at my office and settle immediately. II Beatty. A full lino of Tnbadnn finil Hinftra tit.

Estabrook Menofee's. Borrow money of of Bbatty. 1300 worth of furniture to ex change for a farm. VJall and see m-J. II.

Boatty. ventory. I have a larger number of improvod farms and of a better quality for sale or trade than any other ugcut in Frank lin county. Beattv. Still Loses JSP 'w NOTICE.

FasmES, hold jnnr order for Fxuit Trees, until Cuapmas, the Fort Scott calls to see you. His prices are very reasonable, and bis stock first-class. FBANKLIN HOUSE, Williamsburg, Kas. P. M.

Widen ek, Peopeietoe. The best hotel in town; sample room, livery stable connected with the house. HEDGES' Are running a first-class Livery.Fecd and Sale Stable Rear of Franklin House. E. M.

BARTHOLOW, Practices in Frauklin, Osaaje aud Coffey cosnties. Special attention to collections, land titles, payment of taxes, etc. 1-1 D. FOGLE, POSTMASTER AND DEALER IH GENERAL MERCHANDISE. Stone front, west end William street, Williamsburg, Kansas.

Money orders for sale. E. G. WARWICK, Williamsburg, Kansas. Horse-sbocing and General Repairing.

HOLLAND, Office at Glass Crutchfield's drug store. LOT WAINWTRIGHT, BLACKSMITH, Williamsburg, Kansas. Horse-shoeing and Jobbing Work done in the Best Manner. 3ly BOSTON docs General And all kinds ef KEPAIS Work TIT A TT 1 (iniTTnTin-k Farm wagoas Spring wagons Baggies All work warranted. Williamsburg, Kansas.

H. DIssiolhorst, 4 Dealer in all kinds of Trunks, Clocks, Bird Cages, And all kinds of Mnsical Instrnm8nts. Every description of Fursiture of Ky" Own Hannfastsr Constantly on hand. Repairing Promptly Attended to. UEDERTAIOlTa 1 SPECIALTY.

Rosewood, Walnut and Metal-ic Coffins Of all Sizes, kept CONSTANTLY ON HAND, And can be furnished on Short Notice. Can be found Night or Day. 8-tf tut' as a laumbe i J. Hudson Co. Dealers in esse liuamzofi MS LATH, SHINGLES, WINDOWS, DOORS, MOULDINGS, CEMENT, LIME.

SAND, Wo wish to call the attention of those who contemplate buildinc that wo are prepared to furnish all kinds of Building Material at lams. Gily Prices- Come and see us and McNulty will attend to your wants in such a way that you will feel like raising up and calling him blessed. S. We will pay the highest market prico for WHEAT, COR9, FLAX SEED, CA8TOK WEAKS. Yard near Depot, Williamsburg, Kansas..