The Williamsburg Review from Williamsburg, Kansas • 5

Tie Williamsburg: EeTiew. Topeka has finally appropriated 900 Largest Book Published. The new edition of Webster's Unabridged BiHiardgPoolRooE If you want to enjoy a quiet game of Billiards or PooL BarkcrS VIEW WAGON Will be in Williamsburg in a short tine, and take public buildings, resi HOME MELVERN Iteal-Estate. Collectlnn. GENERAL EXCHANGE Agency.

Address J. MORRISON. 8-ly nelveru, Kai. PUBLISHED KTKRT THBKSDAY, S. F.

STOWE Editor and Publisher. rr.KMH $1 SO l'tr Tear, in Advnnre. THURSDAY, SEPT. 11, 1879. CHURCH DIRECTOR Y.

Metuodist Episcopal Eev. II. W. Oonrv, Pastor; services every Sun lav at 11 a. m.

ana r.o p. m. Sunday school mee' in the church at 2:30 D. m. every Sunday.

Class meeting at the close ef morning ser vice. Prayer meeting every inurs diy evening. Episcopalian Rev Holden ustor; meets at tho Meth. Church commencing June ctn, ana every 4tb Sabbath thereafter. Exercises at 11 a m.

and 7:45 p. m. Franklin Count OFFICE! OF Co. Williamsburg, Kansas. FARMS, LANDS TOWN PROP ERTY FOR SALE AND EXCHANGE.

From 81.50 per acre and upwards. and too many to name in detail. Send stamp for full information. 12 M. Blair, President, E.

V. Bossiere, Horace J. Smith, Cashier, IT 1TI BANK OTTAWA, KANSAS. Collections made in any part of the I'niled States. Drafts drawn on the principal cities of Europe.

Deposits received and interest allowed ou time deposits. The firms who Advertise are (he ones to do our trading with. Don't forget this when yon come to town. OUR ADVERTISERS. WILLIAMSBURG.

Carl Zwicker, restaurant, etc. Glass Crutchfield, druggists. Bartholow land agents. Thomas Beam, billiard hail. P.

M. Widener, Franklin House. Hedges livery stable. E. M.

Bartholow, attorney-at-aw. D. Fogle, general merchandise, li. G. Warwick, blacksmith, li.

V. Holland, physician. Lot Wainwrigbt, blacksmith. John Boston, blacksmith. II.

Diestelhorst, furniture. J. Hudson lumber. Estabrook Menefee, druggists. J.

H. Beatty, land agent. OTTAWA. Ilibbard Jordan, real-estate agts. K.

W. Winter, marble works. E. K. Kellenberger, physician, fluy Miluer, boots and shoes.

C. W. Gano, photographer. Pol'ock Cady, grocers. George D.

Stinebaugh, land agent. Peoples National Bank. W. K. Mottram, agricultural dealer.

L. M. Wilcox, sewing maahines. First National Bank A. W.

Barker, photographer. Franklin Co. Agricultural Society. MISCELLANEOUS. A.

Madaris, Lyndon, Kaa. N. D. Fairbanks, Lyndon, Kas. J.

Morrison, Melvern, Kas. J. H. Chapman, Ft. Scott, Kas.

Story Camp, St. Louis, Mo. G. C. Merriam, Springfield, Mass LOCAL INTELLIGENCE.

Oh! John; you're hooked onto me. Capt.Anderon has just completed a stable. Clint Estabrook has painted the front of his store. Coal is selling in Fort Scott at 6 to 7 cents per bushel. We regret to learn that Mrs Widener is sick again.

Jim Lynch is working in the rail road shops in Ottawa. Jee Polmanteer returned from his for the support of its public library. udge iStoughton and Mr Appleton, of Ottawa, were in town on Tuesday. NelscD and wife returned Monday from their trip to Manhattan Mrs John Bartholow started for Virginia, on Tuesday, to visit rela tives. Mr and Miss Ella left for Lawrence this week to attend school.

"urant or at. jonn is tne presidential ticket of the Douglas (Butler county) Enterprise. George Raider went over to Pomo na Sunday, and returned Tuesday. He reports the walking good. If you want a nice watermelon or muskmelon, call on Tom Beam.

He has a choice variety. Shure! The wagon bridge in Lawrence broke down on Tuesday morning while a drove of cattle were crossing. Tipton McClure, clerk of the district court of Barbour county, was murdered at Medicine Lodge last week. Tte little town Amcricus in Lyon county has a brass band of sixteen peices, their instruments costing $500 Frame schooners continue to pass through town in Bquads of from three to nine, seeking homes in the Far West. Parties desiring briok are hereby notified that Johnson is now ready to servo customers with that necessary article.

The Review office has been removed to Bartholow's brick building up stairs. Uall and see us in our new quarters. The Santa Fe road transported last week three car loads of bullion from Colorado, and ten car loads of wool from New Mexico If you want anything in the visiting card line, call at this office. We have just received some of the nobbiest cards in the county. The sheriff and police kept good order while two roughs had a street fiffht in the presence of 200 people, at Dodge city, recently.

Hewitt Craik and family started for Louisville, on Wednesday. They go to make a visit, and to attend the golden wedding of Mr. Craiks parents The Greenbackers of Riley counts will hold a delegate convention on the 20th instant, put a full ticket in the field, and are sanguine of its being elected. Cash Nelson is now permanently lo cated in Ottawa clerking in the store of Taylor, Baldwin Co. Cash is a good boy, and will make many friends for the firm.

Thomas, formerly assistant postmaster at this place, was in town last week visiting old friends. Frank is head book-keeper for Hasten railroad contractors at Winfield. John Patterson, lately of the firm of Patterson of Ottawa, has rented the room recently vacated by the Review office, and will soon open a bakery and oonfectionery store. During the last four months Haughawout, agent of the State uni versity lands, has disposed of 11,336 acres at an average price of $3.96 per acre, the total amount thus received being 33,611.53. Mr Fairbanks, of Lyndon, Osage county, was in the Burg on Wednesday, called at this office and renewed his subscription.

Mr will hold a public sale of real estate, at his office in Lyndon, on the 25th inst. Johnny Lawrence, formerly in the employ of Bartholow, took a trip to Kansas City this week, to look up a job. He reports the chances good, as he was promised a steady "sit" in the raidroad office the first of next month. Mr John Dyer, of Pomona, was in the Burg Tuesday; Mr it is ex pected, will bo the choice for County Treasurer on the Republican ticket. He is a good man, has a good reputa tion in the town where he resides, and will make a good officer if elected.

We desire to call the attention of parties seeking homes or business looa tions, in Williamsburg or vioinity, to the advertisement of Bartholow in first column of this page. Mr. the resident partner, is a man of ster ling integrity, honorable in all his dealings, and has the entire confidence of the community; and to those who desire to purchase town or country property, we say, give him a call bo- fore looking elsewhere. Ho is agent for more land than any other real estate firm in this part of Kansas. Dictionary, just issued, is believed to he, in the quantity of matter it con tains, by far the largest volume published.

It now contains about 000 words defined, and nearly 15 000 words and meanings not found is any-other one dictionary. The Biographi cal Dictionary, just added, supplies a want long felt by the reader and student, in giving the desired information so briefly. Never was any one volume no complete as an aid in getting an education Concert at Princeton. On Wednesday evening of last week the people of Princeton and vicinity were highly entertained by the cornet band and others, with the assistance of the Williamsburg Quintette Club. The effort of the people was a success, and the house was well filled.

Mrs. Hewitt Craik, organist, filled her position in a praiseworthy manner, and her accompainmentti were all well-executed. The Scotch song rendered by her was appreciated by all. Mrs Dyer has a fine soprano voice aDd carried the audience with her as she sang the "sacred songs." The power of her voice was shown to advantage in "Pilgrim Fathers, and Guide Me! Thou Great Jehovah." The best part of the evening's entertainment was given by little Miss Minnie Dyer, of the Burg. In her rendering of Driven from in costume, Topsy," Courtship of Josiah and "Rollicking Dolly Day," every word was uttered distinctly, so a to be heard in every part of the room.

A bright falure awaits this little singer. A vote of thanks was tendered by the audience to tho Williamsburg singers, and the band boys for their support, and to Mrs Gretehell for her assistance and untiring energy to make tho concert a sucoess, H. V.D. F. A.

Neosho Falls, Sept. 1, 1879. Editor Review: Enclosed I hand you for publication a copy of the Pres ident's letter announcing his acceptance of the invitation to attend the Neosho Valley District Fair: Executive Mansion, Washington, D.C., Aug. 10, '79 Dear Sir: I have accepted the invitation to attend the Neosho Valley District Fair on Sept. 25, '79.

jeneral Sherman and aids, and Mrs. Hayes, will accompany me, and probably also Mr. Evarts, the Secretary of State, and one er two others, altogether about six or eight persons. Our 6tay in Kansas will not exceed two or three days. I will leavo Fremont.

on bept. 22, and go by most direct route to JNeosho Falls, Sincerely yours, R. B. Hates. To R.

P. Hamm, Secretary N. V. D. F.

Neosho Falls, Kansas. I am also in receipt of a letter from Mafor General John A. Logan, in which he aooepts an invitation to be present and deliver an address on Thursday, Sept. 25, '79. Tho follow ing is a copy of his letter of acceptance: Chicago.

Ausr. 23. 1879. R. P.

Hamm: My Dear Sir: As I wrote some time since, I will be very glad to attend the Soldiers' Reunion, and make the best talk I can for you. Yours truly, John A. Logan. Thursday, Sept. 25th, will be one of the proudest days ever known in the history of Kansas.

Let there be a grand outpouring of the massos. Come and stay all week and see one of the grandest fairs ever held west Of the Mississippi. Respectfully, R. P. Hamm, Seo.

Si The Review Office! to Bartholow's Building. Go to the well-known Billiard Room of THOS. BEAM, Milliamabnric, Kansas. AH the favorite brands of cigars on hand. Try my lemonade.

I have recently added a lunch room, and im prepared to serve all kinds of lunches. Don't go away hungry, when yon can get a square meal" cheap. 10-ly If you tcant to negotiate a Loan on your Farm at Lower Rates and Lew Expense than ever offered in Osage, Franklin or Coffey Counties, apply to W. A. MADARIS, AWy at Law and Loan Broker, Kansas.

P. S---Interest 9 pnr cl.y commission 7 per interest 10 per ct, commission 4 per ct. Money procured in 10 days j'rom date of application. i mnn ru nnmvi II Ui I 1.3 1 i Still laQSriS MO STU AT 1 Eight and Nine Per ct. interest, at Lyndon, Kansas.

HOLLAND, Physician garpos, Office at Glass Jc Crutchfield's drug store. OF THE FRANKLIN COUNTY Agricultural Society Is to be held at OTTAWA, ON THE 1st, 2d, 3d, and ills cf 1873, One of the GRANDEST DISPLAYS of Agricultural ftMi to in felj is Thoie will be a Grand Display of stock, and an unusually interesting racing programme. 14-4w THE LOW-PRICED HOUSE OF OTTAWA IS THE Chicago ash Grocery Where you cat buy more goods for one dollar than at any other house. Main Ottawa, Ks. Pollock Cady.

2-year-old Steers for sale. Will be sold in 2 of 3 different lots if desired. Inquire of J. Morrison. 11, K.ans.

Improved fortj-aore farm, with neat little frame dwelling, stone stable, etc. Nice thrifty young orchard just beginning to bear; all for the low price of II Beatty. Ono of the best saw-mills in the State for sale or will exchange for farm, oity property or stock A good bargain. Beatty. Go to Estabrook Pure Drugs.

Menefee's for All those knowing themselves indebted to Ilunter will please call at my office and settle immediately. II Beatty. A full line of Tobacco and Cigars at Estabrook Menefee's. Borrow money of of Bbattt. 1300 worth of furniture to exchange for a farm.

Call and see in ventory. J. H. Beatty. Money to loan on real estate in sums of $100 and upwards.

Beatty. 33 two-yoar-old steers for sale by Beatty. Boattv has a snlendid list of fai-min? lands for sale and every acre is of the very best. $1000 to loan at tho very lowest rate interest. If application is made with in the next ten days.

Beatty. I have a larger number of improvod farms and of a better quality for sale trade than any other agent in Frank-tin oounty, Beatty. dences, ramuy groups, on an 8x10 eard, for One iDollar! Cheaper Than Ever Known Before. At Barker's, Ottawa, Kansas "TN ROQUETS. 75c set; Violin I 11 Strings, 15c; Twenty-four 1 I Sheets Note Paper.

10 24 I I Envelopes, 5c; SxlO Picture 11) Frames. 20c; 4 LeadPencils 5o; 2 cigare.5c; 4 JOSEPH MITCHELL,) Yttorintry Surgeon. Office at Hedges Bros. Stable. All diseases of animals successfully treated, lerms reasonable.

15-dm Williamsburg Markets. GROCERIES AND PROVISION Corrected Weekly by D. FOGLE, Flaw per 100 Coffee lb. Sugar It Qtt Good Brown to 2.75 16 to 20 9 lit for 1.00 10 Jl It 10 to 1.00 .12 to .14 Teas, per lb. Butter, Syrup per gal.

Sorghum, Coal Oil Potatoet, per lu. Eggs, doz. Dried Apples, per lb. Peaches, Bacon, Sides, Hams, .60 to .40 to .90 ,50 .20 .60 .10 .71 .07 .08 .12 .50 to .09 to .05 to 6 to .07 to .08 to GRAIN MARKET. Corrected by T.

MeKulty. Wheat, 70 to 73 Oat 16 to 18 Corn, 0 to Flax Seed 90 to 1 OO Castor Beans, 80 to 66 Rye, 8B to Hoge 2 73 to 8 OO Cattle, OO to 2 23 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 make you abstracts correctly. NOTICE. Silkvillb, Sept.

10, '79. Parties having horses in my pasture are notified that they got out, and eight still remain at large. E. V. BOSSIERE.

A Mother's Grief. The pride of a mother, the life and joy of a home are her children, hence tier gnet when sioknoss enters and takes them away. Take warning then, that rou are runnins a terrible risk, if aey have a Cough, Croup, or whoop a ing cougn, wnion lead to consumption, if you do not attend to it at onoe. Shiloh's Consumption Cure is guaranteed to oure them. Price 10c, 50c, and 1.

For lame back, side or chest, use Shiloh's PorousPlaster. Price 25o. Sold by Estabrook Menefee. 15-6 From ten to ten thousand dollars to loan on ileal Estate and Personal prop, erty. Bartholow.

Paint Brushes, all kinds, at Estabrook Menefee's. Tickets issued from and to Europe, by Cunard and White Star Line of steamers. EM Bartholow. The Best I Ever Knew Of. Starkey, a prominent and influential citizen of Iowa City, says: I have had the dyspepsia and liver complaint tor several yearo, and have used every remedy I could hear of, without any relief whatever, until I saw your Shiloh's Vitalizer advertised in our paper, and was persuaded to try.it.

I am happy to state that it has entirely eured me. It is certain ly the best remedy I ever knew of." Price 75o. Sold by E-tabrook Menefee. 15-6-eow Anything you want in the UKUb LINE you can qet at 9 Menefee's. Collections made, taxes paid, and all Dusiness promptly attended to.

Bartholow. Beatty handles all kinds of real es tate, and if you have any to sell, leave it in nis Hands for sale. Strictly Pure White Lead and Lin seed Oil, at Estabrook Menefee's. Go with the crowd to Ed Magrath's for Harness. Saddles Shiloh's Catarrh Remedy.

A marvelous cure for catarrh, dinh- r- tuuna, oanKer mouto and neadaohe. With each bottle there is an ingenious uusai injector tor tho more successful treatment of the complaint, without extra oharge. Prioe 50o. For sale by Estabrook Menefee. 15-6 When your horses or oattle are sick call on Joe Mitchell, at Hedges Bros, livory stable.

of or NOTICE. Farmers, hold your order for Fiuit Trees, until Chapman, the Fort Scott Nursery call? ti you. His prices are very and his stock first-class. FBANKLIN HOUSE, Williamsburg, Kas. P.

M. Wideser, Proprietor. The best hotel in town; sample room, livery 6talle connected with tli house. HEDGES' Are running a first-class Livery.Feed and Sale S'f Rear of Franklin Hon.e. E.

M. BARTHOLOW, Attorney Laa Practices in Franklin, Osage and counties. Speoial attention to collections, land titles, payment of taxn, etc. 1-lm D. FOGLE, postmaster and dkaler is GENERAL MERCHANDISE.

Stone front, west end William strei-t, Williamsburg, Kansas. Money ord-r-i for sale. R. G. WARWICK, Williamsburg, Kansas.

Horse-shoeing and General Itepairinr LOT WAIN WRIGHT, BLACKSMITH, Wiiliamsburg. Kansas. Horse-shoeing and Jobbing Work dw in the Best Manner, 3-1 OIIN BOSTON does General And all kinds ef REPAIR Work MANUFACTURES Farm wagons Spring wagons Bnggies All work warranted. Williamsburg, Kansas. H.

Diestelhorst, Dealer in all kinds of Trunks, Clocks, Bird Cages. And all kinds of Musical iistrnmBntg. Every description of FnrnitsrHf Kj fin Constantly on hand. Repairing Promptly Attended to. en 91 A SPECIALTY Rosewood, Walnut and ffletai-ic Coffins Of all Sizes, kept CONSTANTLY ON HAND, And can be furnished on Short Notica.

Can be found Night or Day. 8-f EDXTXQH, WEBSTER'S UNABRIDGED. lS2SPaSo. SOOO Eagraviags. Four Tages Colored Plates.

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C. MnRRIAM.Bpringfield, Ms. mi ALSO WEBSTER'S PfmiCIMl PfCTOWAL 1040 Psstt Ociaira, 60Q Engradngs. Western trip on Saturday. Seven car-loads of stock went east over the road, last Monday.

The Greenbackers of Lyon county will nominate a county ticket. The city authorities have closed the gambling houses of Leavenworth. Fifty cows have gone blind from inflammation of the eyes in Emporia. One hundred wagon loads of lumber are seat out from Burlington daily..