The Williamsburg Review from Williamsburg, Kansas • 6

7" The Williamsburg: Beyiew. Miscellaneous. 8 Arnold. 68th Tnd int 0 A Arnold. 6fth Ind in.

Baird. Slst inf, Colvin, 53d Ky inf A Booth. 33d Ioa inf. If.y. 8 A.

Sberrer, 120th inf. Doaglas, 34th Ioa int Bush. 1st inf. Copper, 92d int 1 Claypool J. L.

Barnett Is still in the front with a FULL A COMPLETE STOCK OF Dry Goods, Groceries, Boots Shoes, How It Pays Poor Han to Cosmo to Kansas. Three years ago a man, whom we will call C. earns to this place with his wife, five children, but one able to work for a living, snd afpoor team of hones. He bad no money, but got wark as a a building. When that job gave out he went to mining and hauling coal, until be bad saved enough to purchase eighty acres of land near Williamshurg.

During this time he has built a comfortable It tu a merry crowd that "took in" the editor' birthday party last Saturday evening: Diestelhorst and wife, Scott Nelson, wife and sister-Minnie, Mr Gates, Jos Polmanteer, Harvey Chambers, sod Campbell's band. Hedges Bros, bars moved into their new quarters, and now have one of the finest stables in the county. When stopping in the Burg, remember that George and John will take the very best care of your horses, at reasonable rates. PCBLI8HED IVEBT THURSDAY, S. F.

STOWE Editor and Publisher. TERMS $1 SO Jer Year. Adtmnte. THURSDAY. SEPT.

25, 179. A. M. Blair, President, E. V.

BogeiEEK, Horaci J. Smith, Cashier. 1ST BTL OTTAWA, KANSAS, Collections made in any pari of the United States. Drafts drawn on the principal cities of Europe. Deposits received and interest allowed on time Th Arms who Advertise are the ones to do yonr trading with.

Don't forget this when jon come to town. LOCAL INTELLIGENCE. Flows at Mottnm's. Harness at Magrath's Reapers at Mottram'a Come in and at Mottram's Horse-powers at Mottram's Kansas Wagons at Mottram's. Republican primaries Saturday, Views of Williamsburg for sale at Barker's in Ottawa.

Mottram sells the Champion Grain Drill. Go to Mottram's in Ottawa for wajrons. A fine stock of confectionery at Patterson's. If you owe the Review office call and pay up. A very fine drove of horses were in town Saturday.

Tom Westfall was in town Saturday looking after his interests. The Greenbaok primaries to-mor-ruw. Notice in another column. Mottram furnishes the steam power for the county fair next week. If you cannot find what you want, cr have lost anything, for it.

Fogle has just completed a substantial dwelling half a block south of EiUiardgFoolRooa If yoo want to enjoy a qniet game of Billiards or Pool, Go to the well-known Billiard Room ol THOS. BEAM, Wllliamsbnrx, Kansas. All thp favorite brands of cigars on hand. Trv my lemonade. I have recently added a lunch room, and am pre pared to serve all kinds of Don't go away hungry, when you run get a "square meal" cheap.

10-1 Bas'kerS VIEW WAGON Will be in Williamsburg in a sh r. time, and take public buildings, residences, family groups, on a i SxlO card, for Ono Dollar Cheaper Than Ever Known Befrr. OTTAWA MARBLE WORKS 1 S. W. WINTER, PROP.

A. A. Engraver. Make all kinds of MONUMENTS and TOMBSTONES, corner of Main and Fourth Streets, Ottawa, Kas HIBBARD JORDAN, Ottawa. Kansas.

E. K. KELLENBERGER, Physician and Surgson, Office, 89 Main Ottawa, Ks. Special attention given to Diseases ft Females. Office hours 9 to 11 a.

ni. and 2 to 3 THE LO W-PR1UKI) HOUSE OF OTTAWA IS THE Cash icago rocerv 1 Where you can buy more goods for cue dollar than at any other house. Main Ottawa, Ks. Pollock Cadv. C.

W. GANO, PHOTOGRAPHER, Second Ottawa, Kansas, is an accou; plished artist: is thorouffhlv nu in all NEW STYLES, and uses the best modern appliances. Photographs, tin type. or amorotypes taken on short nutlet Samples of work always open tor fi-speetion. Call and see nie.

J. Harris, Peter Shikas, President. Cashier. E. H.

Bsckek, Cashier. THE Peoples ITationaL BanE Ottawa, Kansas. CAPITAL, $5 0,000. Interest allotted on Time Deposits. All Collections will receive carefnl and prompt attention, and remitted fi.r on day of payment.

Will secure first-class Real Estate Loans for Sells exchange payable in alt parts of the United States, or Europe If you want to negotiate a Loan on your Farm at Lower Rates and Lm Expense than ever offered in Osmjr. Franklin or Coffey Counties, apply la W. A. MADARIS, Ail'y at Law and Loan Broker, Lyndon, Kansas. P.

S. Interest 9 per commis sion 7 per interest 10 per commission 4 per et Money procured in 10 days jrom date of application. AT igiit and Nine Per ct. interest, at Lyndon, Kansas. ADVERTISEMENTS.

Those 1 1 FAIRSANKS Still ILiosms ONE Clothin Hats caps, Queensware, Which will be sold at prices that defy competition. Mr. A. II. Sellers will take great pleasure in attending to the wants of customers, and in all ct.ses, gives entire satisfaction.

Ko Exorbitant Prices Charged for goods sold at Mr. Bar-nett's. The Highest Market Price paid for Country Produce. Also CASTOR BEANS Wanted STOVES E. SHELTON MASTERS Has tor sale at the Depot, Cook Esr.

ting Sieves Of the best Troy, N. Y. manufacture. Also Stove Furniture, Pipe, etc. at Lowest Prices.

J. Hudson Co. If Biers in mm LATH, SHINGLES, WINDOWS, DOORS, MOULDINGS, CE MENT, LIME. SAND, We wish to oall the attention of those who contemplate building that we are prepared to furnish all kinds ol Building Material at Kansas City Prices- Come and see ub and McNulty will attend to your wants in such a way that you will feel like raising up and calling him blessed. P.

S. We will pay the highest market price for WHEAT, COR3T, FLAX SEED, Yard near Depot, Williamsburg, Kansas. MELVERta Real-Estate. Collection. Loan, and GENERAL EXCHANGE Agency.

Address J. MORRISON, S-ly Melvern, Kas, in ai'ual mm OF THE FRANKLIN COUNTY Apiciliiral Society Is to he held at FOREST E4B1S OTTAWA, KANSAS, ON THE kt, li Si, and 4th of Cc'ie? One of the GRANDEST DISPLAYS of Agricultural Products Era Eshibitsd in ih County is Sspected. Theie will be a Grand Display of stock, and an unusually interesting racing programme. 14-4w MOTTRAM' OjiyA You Should Too much praise cannot be given tbe ladies snd gentlemen who managed tbe affair, for, in their efforts to please all and make a success of the reunion, tbey snceeeded beyond the expectation Of tbe most sanguine. LIST OF LETTERS.

The following list of letters remaining in tbe Postofficp, at Williamsburg, Kansas, if not called for on or before Sept 20, will be sent to the Dead Let ter Office, Washington, D. Mrs A Paige, Mrs Elixa Ide, A Brown Ic Co, lumber dealers, James Eastwood, Norman McLellan. (4). Thomas Ryder, Smith, Charles Smitb, Sommers. Mrs Alt.ie Smith Mr Webber, foreign), Mr John Cloud, Benjamin Corder, Mrs Mattie Jtverett, Mr Martin Brady.

When calling for any of the above letters, please say "advertised." Fog lb, P. M. Special Notices. Harness of all Styles at Magrath's, and at prices that cannot be beat. Don't fail to give him a call before baying elsewhere.

A Mother's Grief. The pride of a mother, the life and joy of a home are her children, hence ber grief when sickness enters and takes them away. Take warning then, that you are running a terrible risk, if they havo a Cough, Croup, or whooping cough, which lead to consumption, if you do not attend to it at once Shiloh 1 Consumption Cure is guaran teed to cure them. Price 10c, 50c, and $1. For lame back, side or chest, use Shiloh's PoronsPlaster.

Price 25c. Sold by Estabrook Menefee. 15-6 Anvthing you want in the DRUG LINE you can get at fcstabrook Menefee s. The Tip-Top Collar Pad at Magrath's. The Best I Ever Knew Oi.

Starkey, a prominent and in fluential citizen of Iowa City, says: 1 have bad the dyspepsia and liver complaint for several years, 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 cured me. it is certain ly the best remedy I ever knew of." Prioe 75c. Sold by tabrook Men efee. 15-6-eow Strictly Pure White Lead and Lin seed Oil, at Estabrock Menefee s.

Uncle Sam's Harness Oil at Magrath's. Paint Brushes, all kinds, at Estabrook Menefee's. Shiloh's Catarrh Remedy. A marvelous cure for catarrh, diph theria, canker mouth and beadaohe. With each bottle there is an ingenious nasal injector for the more successful treatment of tho oomplaint, without extra charge.

Price 50o. For sale by Estabrook Menefee. 15-6 A full line of Tobacco and Cigars at Estabrook 6c Menefee s. Saddles, at Bottom Prices, at Magrath's, Go to Estabrook Menefoe's for Pure Drugs. Williamsburg Markets.

GROCERIES AND PROVISION Corrected Weekly by FOGLE. Flour per 100 Coffee lb. Sugar f. Good Brown Teas per lb. Butter, 2.00 to 2,75 16 to 20 9 lbs for $1.00 10 21 10 .12 to .14 Syrup per gal.

Sorghum, .60 to .40 to .90 .50 .20 .60 .12 .07 Coal Oil Potatoes, per bu. .50 to .11 to .05 to 6 to .07 to .08 to Eggs, doz. Dried Apples, per lb. Peaches, Bacon, Sides, Hams, .08 .12 GRAIN MARKET. Corrected by T.

McNul y. Wheat, OjU Cora, Flax Seed, Castor Beans, 70 'o ie to eo to 7B 18 90to oo 70 to 76 nye, .3 to Cr 73 to 2 OO to 8 OO 2 23 GlfT MILNE Manufacturers of and Dealers in Ottawa, Kansas. We keep constantly on hand a com-lete line of Boots and Shoes of the est manufaetories in tbe oountry, and prices we defy competition. Give a trial, lue uermau language frame dwelling and stone stable, and has the land all under thrifty growing hedge, which will turn stock next spring. He has forty aerea cultivated and some sod corn that will yield forty bushel to the aere.

Has expended, in addition to his own labor on bis farm, some 8700, and has been offered 1,000 for it. He is out of debt and bar. accumulated quite a stock of hogs, and a few cattle. AU ibis and sup ported his family, and says that if a man cannot make a living and monvy Lesidea on land in Kansas be don't de serve a living. Fmm yesterdays Kan.

City Times, Bloody Fight Between Two Re publicans An Editor and a Judge. Ottawa, Sept. 23. A disgraceful altercation and open fight happened this morning at the office of the Pro bate Judge. A temperance organ has been started in this city under the au spices of certain contributions.

In an attempt to collect a certain subscrip tion this morning from our worthy probate judge, payment was refused An altercation between the editor and judge ens jed, and after the use of very bard words, blows followed. Our judge used bis seal over the bead and face of the editor, and the editor re torted in kind. Blood flowed free! and the parties were separated by our Uemocratio Barnett Of course, the matter causes a sensa tion, and both being Republicans it is suggested that it is the opening of the campaign. The suggestion that the judge desired to kill the editor that be might be privileged to administer on his estate does not largely maintain. although strongly urged by some lead ing men, trust the bloody chasm will be closed and quiet will again prevail.

THE REUNION. The soldiers reunion at this place last Saturday was a decided success. A largo gathering responded to the in vitations. The day opened out cleaf anu cool, with the usual anvil salute by the boys detailed for that purpose. Farmers and their families commenced coming in early, and by noon the streets were crowded with people, and the prairie with teams.

The Queno-mo band arrived about 10 a. accompanied by a large delegation from that vicinity. Speeches were made by several parties in front of Beatty's office, and at the church in the evening by Mr Hutchison, of Olathe. Dinner was served at the school-house at 3 .1. m.

10 me soiuiers, ana a large number partook of the good things spread before them. The house was beautifully decorated with flowers and evergreens. After dinner they drilled for half an hour or so, and then formed a procession, headed by tbe band, and paraaea tnrougn the winmna street! The Ottawa delegation speakers, ed itors, Rifles, Zouaves, and oitizeos did not arrive. The following is the list of tho soldiers who registered, with the company and regiment they served in Hare, 00 1 inf. Gilges, 2d Wis cav.

Campbell.drum maj. 42 Mo inf. Beatty, I 96th inf. Bogert, 0 6th R. Tompkins, 15th Ky cav.

MoGlaughlin, A 1st cav. Marshall, 56th Pa inf. Dill, I 25th Ioa inf. A McDonald, 5Sth 111 inf. Tom Beam, 87 inf.

McCnrd, 5th III cav. Barrett, 11th Wis inf. Bussett, Sth Ind inf. Lee, A Mo home guards. JB Wren, 126th 111 inf.

Pence, 173d inf. II Dean, llth Ind Heron, 75; Ind inf. Carson, Mo inf. Emerick, I llth Ky oav, Fairbanks, maj. 4th cav.

Woohngton, 107th 111 inf. Claypool, 25tb Ioa inf, Makinson, 29th Ioa inf. Stowe, 1st III art'y. Plank, 10th Ky oav. Rees, llth Ky cav.

Collins, 19th 111 inf. A Plank, 10th Ky cav. Hill, 47th Ind iuf Parker, 15th Ky car. Newcomer, 12th Kas, oai Bird, 13th III inf. Neal, 84th 111 inf.

McMillan, 18th Kv int Polmanteer, A 124th 111 inf Smith, llth Ky oav. A Kersner, 1st Va inf. A Ingleman, 39tb 111 inf. Nelson, I 12th Ind inf. Mnrch, 94th 111 inf.

Chapman, 27th Me inf. West, 9th Ioa inf. Grey, 121st int. Liston, I 12th inf. in us We call the attention of our readers to the advertisement of Barnett, in another column.

Mr. B. has just received one of the largest stocks of dry goods, groceries, ever bro't to the Burg, and invites everybody to give him a call. A row in Brooklin," (one of our suburban towns,) on Tuesday, caused Richardson to be brought before his honor, Esquire Lynch, who bound him over in the sum of 300 to keep the peace, for threatening to shoot a colored man named Daniels. Henry Diestelhorst has just received a large ptock of carpets ranging in price fron.

25c to 75 per yard. He has also received a large number of coffins, of all kinds and sizes, and warrants tbem to fit. If you are in need of any of the above articles, give him a call. The many friends of Mr. Cash Nel son will be pleased to learn that he is now in Ottawa, behind the counter" at the well-known general merchandise house of Taylor, Baldwin Co.

He respectfully invites all when visiting Ottawa, to call on him, and assures them that they will be well treated. Business men should bear in mind that all items appearing in the columns of this paper that are designed to promote private interests, are inserted as advertisements, for pay. We make this mention because very frequently these advertisements are attributed to the editor, as reflecting his sentiments. by those engaged in the same business and they sometimes become miffed at us instead of inserting an adversise ment of their own in the same way. desire to call the attention of parties seeking homes or business loca tions in Williamsburg or vicinity, to the advertisement of Bartholow Co, on the first page of this paper.

Mr.B 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 wh desire to purchase town or country property, we say, give him a call be fore looking elsewhere, ne is aen for more land than any other real es tate firm in this part of Kansas, The Forbes Dramatic Company will be Ottawa four nights next week during the Fair and will play at Hamblin's Opera House. The papers throughout the West speak very high ly of this excellent company. Tb plays to be produced are: Unci Asa Whitcomb," Uncle Tom's Cabin," Our Boarding House," and "Black Diamonds, "toe latter highly artistic sensational and erao wuuai uiuuia, in jour acts, xno prices to sorrespond with the times have been reduced to: General admission, 35c reserved seats, 50o; children, 10c. JjAroest Book Published. The new edition of Webster's Unabridged Dictionary, just issued, is believed to be, in the quantity of matter it contains, by far the largest valume pub lished.

It now contains about 118, 000 words defined, and nearly 15 000 words and meanings not found in any other one dictionary. The Biographi cal Dictionary, just added, supplies a want long felt by the reader and stu dent, in giving tho desired information so briefly. Never was any one volume so complete as an aid in getting an ed ucation. The fall trade will soon begini in fact it is already beginning. That it will be large, is an admitted fact among business men generally.

We. therefore, advise our country readers to closely scan the advertising and lo cal columns of this paper for the announcements of the advantages to be had in the various branches of trado by dealing with those whose advertise ments will there bo found Genuine business men'' in Willian.sburg adver tise in the Review, and thev find that it pays, and now and then the adver tisements of live business men at other points will be found in our columns They are aware of the fact that they can reaoh the masses, through no other medium. Lis store. A Maxwell has purchased the lots adjoining Mr Painter's, and will soon build thereon. Campbell's band will please accept thanks for their very fine serenade Saturday night.

Ed Magrath wants to hire another clerk. He sold a whip lash and a rope halter last week. And ye editor smokes pure Havanas presented to him last Saturday evening by the Thanks. Andy Barner, the popular boot and shoe maker of the Burg, has a card on the first page of this paper. Read it.

A Madaris and Mr Murray, of Lyndon, Osage county, were in town Saturday. They came over to cele brate. Shelton Masters, at the depot, has a large stock of the celebrated Troy, stoves the best in the market which he is selling at hard-pan prioes See his card elsewhere. Owing to a mistake made on the part of our Kansas City paper house, we are unablo to give but six pages of reading matter this week. This mis take shall not occur again.

An excursion from Ottawa to Bur lington, thence to Neosho Falls, pass ed down the road this morning bound for to see the President and party. A large number from the Burg went down. 1 The latest thing for th Burg is, the bakery, confectionery and lunch room, just opened by Patterson, next door to Ed Magrath's. You can get a warm or ccld lunch there cheap. See card on fi-st page, Church has rented the- Franklin House and will take possession in three or four weeks.

He has also rented tho stable, (formerly occupied ly Hedges and will run a liv-ry in 'louneetion with the house, uenotno band discoursed sweet jnusio oa the streets Saturday, and the ilEViEw force returns thanks for tho eerenade given by the band. Tbis band has been in operation only a short time, and have made very rapid progress Qader the tuition of their W. E. MOTfRAH HIS GOT; ttawa, Kansas. ier..