The Richmond Recorder du lieu suivant : Richmond, Kansas • 1

RICHMOND RECORDER VOL. I. THURSDAY, 16, 1885. NO. 10.

lantha Items. WILLIMWG Williamsburg Warblings. No rain this week. Good corn weather. Asa Church is back.

Go to Magrath' for Fly-Nets. (S. T. RICHMAN. M.

D. Physician and Surgeon, FRINOETON. KANSAS. Calls promptly attended day and night. Princeton Paragraphs.

Mr. Frost hasmoved back to Ottawa. Jennie Huff is visiting friends at Ottawa. The Princeton House is without an occupant. Dr.

Richman was elected Supt. of the M. E. Sunday School. Mr.

Butler, principal of our schools, is attending the normal. Miss S. Robb left on Monday to visit friends at Independence, Kas. The oats harvest is progressing The crop is reported as being rather light. Our teachers report themselves well pleased with the management of the normal.

Elder Martin and lady, of Iola, spent a few days with Mr. Martin's parents living south west of this Pat McLindon has built a nice sumuer kitchen. John McGlinchy sold his fat cat tle to Mr. Brown of Richmond. John McDonald of FlorenceKan made his friends a short visit last week.

Miss Nellie Brown is visiting her sister, Mrs Willie Young of this place. Mrs. B. Collins is visiting her sisters Miss es Mary and Maria Donnelly of Lawrence. "We understand Mike Magrath sold 12 head of cattle to Pruitt Co.

averaging 1475 lbs. Mrs. Mollie Mc juire Ottawa, came down to attend the wedding of her cousin, Jim McGlinn. Mrs. McDonald returned from Kansas City last Saturday where she has been visiting friends.

Miss Maria Reddlngton, one of our school marms is contemplating attending the Garnett Normal. John Magrath sold 102 head of cat tle July 4th to Pruitt and McKis- sick, averaging 1485 lbs. in weight. We noticed quite a numberjof our i young men extended their 4th quite late the next day; well it did rain. Mrs.

Dyer who has been visiting her parents, Mr. and Mrs, Henry McEvoy, returned to her home near Prairie City. Lee Duncan of Randolph Iowa is visiting his uncles, Mr. Collins and Mr McEvoy. Lee is quite an accomplished young man and makes many friends.

Quito a pleasant entertainment was held at the re sidence of Julius cotter last xuesaay evening and dancing being the order of the evening. i "I Married. Tuesday July 14th Mr. James McGlinn of this place to Miss iiatie Uasliman iormerly of Brook- lin, New York, Our best wishes attend them. We suppose Rip "Van "Winkle Co.

have joined Rip Van Winkle in search of the pot of gold at the ena oi tne rainoow, so we nope a-4 few items may be acceptable. Miss Mary O'Connor left for her nome at Osage Mission last Tuesday. Miss O'connor made many friends during her stay with us and she will be especially missed by some one. Goess. Dissolution.

The partnershipof J. A. Towlo U. T. Naoc in grain and hay under firm name of Towle Nace, is this day dissolved: J.

A. Towle still remaining: in the business. Wmsburg, June 26, 1885. Forest Mill at Ottawa Burned- The "Forest Mills," at Ottawa, were burned last Sunday night. They were valued at $5,000, insured for $16,000.

The cause of the fire is unknown. TIEED! That tired, languid feeling, with lcs90f ambition and strength is consed by impure blood and poor circulation. Beggs' Blood Purifier and Blood Maker will cleanse the blood, create a Dew supply and restore heaLh and vigor. One hundred doses for one dollar, and warranted Thornbury Lock wood. Princeton.

Me.l McMillan, Williamsburg. BoninR Flntcber, Richmond, Kans. W.JvS. OTTO, FASHIONABLE Bath room in connection. New shop next IPrinceton House.

Patronage solicited. J.SKA4H UFF, DEALER in GROCERIES, PROVISIONS, Queensware Qlassware PRINCETON, KANSAS- Produce taken in exchange for goods. Miss A. M. For dealer in Dry Goods, CLOTHING-, Groceries, Provisions, Queensware.

Producetaken inJExchange. Pbinceton, Kansas Thornkrlaiii Mwooi Have a full line of Bootsfane Shoes GROCERIES Queensware Also a full stock of PURESDRUGS, PAINTS, OILS AND PatentMenicines Prices guaranteed as low as the lowest. GIVE US A CAuL. Dr. Thornbury attends'all professional calls.

PRINCETON KAS, SAMUEL HUNTER, Notary Fiablio, yVILLIAMSBURG, KANSAS WILLIAM STREET Barber Shop JESSE GUM, Shaving, Cutting In the highest style of the art. W. S. FIN LEY, Prop'r. WILLI A.MBURG, KANSAS Deposits received and checked the the same as incorporated banks.

Sight drafts available all over the ountry, also in all the countries of Jlarope. Collections at lowest rates. Taxes paid at Ottawa, Lyndon, Garnett Ud Burlington at usual rates of exchange J. W. JLBTCH1B.

B. K. JAMISOX FLETCHER JAMISON, Contractors Builders All kinds of carpenter work done in first class style. Those having work in our line will do well to see us before contracting. Richmond D.

S. KING, Dealer in and manufacturer of HARNESS OF ALL GRADES Saddles, whips, blankets, lap- robes and all that pertains to the harness trade. My harness are manufactured at home, fully warranted to be made of reliable goods and guaranteed to of substantial workmanship. My prices are as low as elsewhere. My work in the past is a guarantee for the I am perman ently loca pd in Kichmoua.

4m3 2STETW STORE. Warock and McKelvey, Richmond, Kans, Have jnst opened out an entire NEW STOCK HARDWARE, TINWARE, 10 THE CELEBRATED Union Cook stove And Rangesat prices that will sell the goods. TIN ROOFING AND SPOUTING A SPECIALTY. JJ.IMreery DEAELR IN FURNITURE OF ALL KINDS Carpets, Brackets PICTURES FRAMES, Undertaking FURNITURE REPAIRING Receives careful attention. My prices are much lower than those of other towns handling no better goods.

All I aek is an examination goods and prices. Richmond, Kans. p. o. OR STROM, HOUSE AND SIGN PAINTER Purlii'SiI si in? in ny ny liai cam Jeaseoidern at Drue store.

NATHAN BINNS, Boot and Shoo packer. Best Inuut naif skin boots made 10 measure al S.fiO P'-r pair. Btst ok tunned Up bo ta mado lo measure for Baiii.n B.ui iaee sho'- made to measure lit per Low cut shoes sbofH ir.adv 10'irticr inta your owu measure for $4 per pair. Repairing done icasonableteru-s. Call.

2-ly House Goods mm The Patent Stock Tie at Magrth's. Uncle Sam's Harness Oil at Ma- grath's. H. L. Wilson was in Kansas City Tuesday.

M. i. Uulett was in Melvern on Tuesday. Secial tonight at J. R.

Hornback's residence. Dr. Janes is visiting his parents in Missouri. Go to Magrath for the Patent Neck Yoke center. Mr.

Marshall, of Ottawa, is cals ominmg the M. E. Church. Raosomville base ball club will en gage the first nine at Ottawa to-day. Saddles in Great variety and pric es at the Old Reliable Harness Shop.

J. V. L. Thrall started last Tuesday on a visit to his parents in Mat-toon, Illr Now is the time to buy your Hames. Magrath has knocked the bottom out of them.

Rev. Sawm's regular appointment occurs next Sabbath. Preaching at the Episcopal church morning and evening. John W. Ray, the liveryman of Richmond, was in town on Tuesday, hunting for a man who hired a pony from hiui Saturday, agreeing to re turn on Sunday noon.

The man said he was coming here to see a man by the name of Lawrence. No such a prson is knownhere. Capt. L. F.

Hake, of Norwood, made us a call yesterday. He is an extensive breeder of JEIol stein cattle and 'showed us a gold medal 'feceiveci' at the Bismark fair for best thor ough-bred Holstein bull and 5 calves. He also showed a letter from Ohio where one of his grade bulls, only one-half pure blood, was awarded highest honors at the Canton (O.J fair. Mr. Hake will have a sale on Saturday, July 25th at Forest Park, Ottawa.

See notice elsewhere. Note! Nets! Nets! At the Old Stand-by Harness Snop. ATTENTION! Resecoa Post C. A- Comrades, at the last meeting of Resacca Post, it was determined to hold a festival at the school house in Walliam6burg on Saturday evening July 25th, for the purpose of replen-ingthe Relief Fund. This is a worthy object, tact it is the first and highest duty of our order, and we believe will enlist the earnest efforts of every comrade.

It is desired also to organize the Woman's Relief Corps, which is an auxiliary of the G. A. and bas been eminently successful, infusing new life and interest into our work wherever established. Let every comrade be present, Bring your wives, daughters, moth ers and sisters, your neighbors and and their families bring everybody. Let us provide for the relief of those who will sooner or later need our help, and at the same time secure the active co-operation of our loyal women in tnis, our most important dutv.

For further information apply to the Post Adjutant, S. Hunter, or to S. U. McConnell, A. Hamilton, Committee.

J. McCrjRDT. Notich. Some one in this vicinity borrow a Fanning Mill of us over a year ago. We would be mucu obliged it they would return same if done with Cbaik Willson, For Sale.

A Number 1. mounted Hay Press, lay barn, platform scales, and of- ce; at a good point to buy and ship hay and grain. Or I will sell the hay press separate. Cheao. place W.

Hamilton, contractor and buil der has had a good run vf business this season. He still has contracts I ahead. Mr. Kirkham, an old gentleman here, has opended a. shoe shop.

It is reported that another will be o- pened soon. Chas. Brown formerly a resident is back visiting old friends. Charlie bas been engaged in the dairy busi ness at JPaoh but sighs for his first love. Mrs.

Harrison, mothej of Mrs. T. N. Scott living north east of this place, died on Monday night, after a few days illness and was buried at Princeton cemetery. It was the Horticultural society that met at V.

N. Lester's and not the Agricultural. Your correspondent had a severe attack of bad chi- rography, last week. He is recover ing, The Richmond Base Ball club came up Saturday to teat the skill of the club in the country east ot here. Uncle Billy LaFoIlette was on hands to keep the boys in a good Humor.

John Stein baugh, eleven years ago a resident of this was off on a three day's vacation, Vseeing old friends here. He has been on the police force at St. Jo. for three vears and is still satisfied with his position. Resolutions of RESPtCT.

The Princeton ar. e. Sunday S. S. in regular session, July 12th, 1885 adopt the following: Whkbicas, m.

e.l. Warner has been our faithful and efficient Supt. since the organization of the S. School, and, Whereas, he has now severed his connection with us and having removed to a distant place, be it Resolved, that the members, of this S. S.

herepy tender to him their mostrgrateful and sincere thanks for his constant attendance, his uniform kindness, and his efficient management of the affairs of S. S. That they recommend him to the community with whom his lot may be cast as an earnest Christian worker. That a copy of these resolutioss be presented to him and a copy be furnished t.h Princeton Pi ogress for publication. H.

Davison. S. T. Richman. W.

F. Stephens. Public Sale of Thorough-bred Holstein Cattle At Forest Park, Ottawa, Kansas, on SatuedaYjJULt, 25, 1885, A portion of my herd, consisting of 12 or 15 head of 2-year old Bulls, Cowa and Calves. My herd descends from the beat Imported stock, has been well bred, and all duly registered, except spring calves. Pedigrees of these will be furnished for registration.

Tebms op Four months time will bo given whero secured notes are made, without interest if paid when due. 12 per cent, from date if not paid at maturity. 4 per cent, discount for cash. F. Hake.

This space belongs ro W. H. WORK, Who sells 3 Leaves of Bread for 10c. Enquire of J. A.

Towie, 4tf Williamsburg, Kans.