The Kaw Valley Chief from Perry, Kansas • 1

miia.ni 1 1 Job Of All KinilN, Executed in the best style of the art, and at Bottom Prices for Cash. fi- I'll 3r- II mm 1 a Published every Friday at ERRY, JEFFERSON K. AS YM -m R9 1.50 lcr Year. Sample copies sent to any address. Liberal discount to clubs.

"IT FJrST THE PR.INTE Orders from abroad will rpceiv prompt attention. Corres- pondence soiicited. Address Chief, Perry, Jin VOL. I. NO.

47. I HERRITr. bHsuersu JI 51 Kit MITT. LOUAL BUEVITIES. JOHN -WALSff.

Business and Professional. COME AND SEE! The sidewalks should be repaired again. If you want a good 5 cent cigar go to Mc-M array's. J. G.

Trumbu'l, of Kansas City has been in town the past week arranging biifi of the storm. Mr. Barratt was Ld preach for us. The Sunday school of Medina will not go to the picnic at Thompsonville, as a school, as the invitation was not received in time to nuke We will publish Meriden items herefater The First in the Field A gooJ rain visited ua last Friday fore noon. Read Joseph DoDgl ass' card in the first ness of his brother, the late J.

S. Trumbull. Good ice Cold lemonade at Spangler Oskaloosa and Perry HA CK LINE, Daily, except Sundays, betwen Oskaloosa and Terry. J. TBAPP, Prop.

the necessary preparations but we The newharnena shop ha? a card in an hope that all of our school will try to be there. other column. NEW GOODS And Splendid Bargains! I would respectfully inform my IIX TVJLIiK IT KfflS. A fine roaking rain Tuesday and Wednesday. Mamaie, two year eld dughfer cf J.

Doan, agent at this placp, died last week of ccngeslioa of the brair. There was a little pugilistic exercise between two of our citizens, the other evening. Result, a skiued ear and threats of future J. II. Uler and ll'm adia Sells ins are em loed in our schools for tha coming year.

Mis8 Dickeman gave two very interesting lectures on the subject of temperance in the M. E. church on. Sunday and monday eveniriga. m'ss is' a ery fine speaker and is quite enthusiastic in the cause of temperance.

O. O. F. Memorial. Mr.

Keene of Newark, Ohio, who The StortB, are fall of watermellcns, patrons and the public generally that I am again fin tsie Ienl, having has bean visiting his consin, Mrs. Walsli for several started for home Monday afternoon. Wo wish him a safe, journey. It is rumored that Mr. Qaeen is to J.

McMURRAF, Physician! Surgeon- Perry, Kansas. already received one of the largest and b(t stock of occupy the Haynea house, this con. Boots and. Slioes ing year. MADISON.

Everoppnort in one house in Kentucky Townshtp which 1 wiil lul.y IO lower than ever lct'ori. ton's. We are in nceipt cf a PeruTcdiana, pa per but Know not the source from which it came. However, we notice that a marriage licenre has been granted to Chap. Cool, and Mies coia Wooley.

They will come to Ptrry. Don't forget the reliable "Pionetr Store." when you come to Win. Learner is ready to give you good bargains at all limes. It is paid that Mr. Spangler will soon occupy the house in which Tom Kirby now live s.

Mr. Kirby will move to near Thcmp sonville, we have heard. The question as to where the new colored school house should be built, is troubling the board somewhat. A number are in favor of putticg it near their church building in the eat end of town. It has en announced that Hen Spur-lock and Felix Scaggs will support Garfield.

The Women's Mispior.ary Society will hold its regular monthly meeting, Friday Sept. 3rd, at Mrs. Trues. Subject for Scriptural sfleciions, "our Commissions" as I 9Ieaa Wliat I Hay, Ard lire op to wh I adver iae, as my muuoroim ustoners will testily. My' Motto is, and always.

will Shaving, Shampooing and Ilair-cutting done jn the latent styles of the art. Shop opeu for the convenience of customers hereafter, on Saturday and Sundays. North side, Front Street, in Ter-rel building. "Keep the best goods in the market, and not be undersold by anybody!" My stock of DRY HOODS, HATS and CAPS fruit, etc. The rolling mills at Topeka are to be doubled in siza acd capacity.

Dr. Helzai'B house is being greatl? Improved and enlarged. Midison says he will build a palalial barber Bhcp in a few days. If jouwant to talk politics, wait until uncle Lilly Patter comes to town. Pat Donohue in almost recovered 'from his late spell of bicknesa.

lie looks pretty thin however. Perry is being supplied wrh ice from Lawrence, at present, cur icehouses having given out. G. 11. Hines and II.

Britenstine, of Medina, had their namsa enrolled on our eul scription bojks this wetk. There' is considerable Bickness in the neigh borhood ar the doctorBare kept pretty baej. Pewt Adams says he will settle down for good when he returns from Missouri, and remain at horn. A music box will be raffled off thin wr ek at Grinters i-tore. It is valued at about $25.

Tickets are selling at 50 cents. A number of people have complained to Be it rememrered, that by sick, ness and death our worthy Brother, J. S. Trumbull, has been removed from our mi 1st. Although he being a young member of the order, we feel that Odd Fellowship, by his death has sustained a severe loss; society deprived of worthy citizen; his famil3r and frionds bereaved of a faithful, loving husband, kind parent and a dutiful His death leaves a void in our circles that will not he full and coUl4eUi.

Mv liue of turuib-Uiurf truoUs 1.4 aU comtf aw. itlens KnlHr Knit Kockn 3.c A jotf Vull ork Mm Hooto 2 U5 A riM Vfl Ulp lla.ni! iutl Bot 3 5 Tli Vert Hrat went fail llMt 4 OU easily filled. A. Chimney fine wiaitla surpass es any other. DUPTON'S COMBINATION PATENT CEIffifi They sre a 'success, as proven beyond all by those who are using them.

THEY ARE KUrEMOR TO 'OTHERS BECAUSE They are perfect non-conduc-torsof heat. 2d They are smooth inside and collects soot les3 than any other chimney. 3d They give the bestdraught. 4th They cannot crack. 5U1 They are durable.

6th they are light and easily transported, either by rail or wagon. 7th They are as readily put up as a stove-pipe, 8th They are adapted to all purposes. 9th They are ornamental. 10th THEY ARE CHEAP. Also used in raising ordinary chimneys.

The have commended them with the highest praise. The people who are using ihem are unqualified in their endorsement of them. Come examine for yourselves before putting up any other. they are better than stone or brick. Manufactured and sold by WILLE $1 GSUil, DEALEr.3 IS STOVES, TINWARE and IIUGSE-F URN I SUING GOODS.

Tf IN JOITER and SHEET-IRON WORKER. Miz ana Bfltfcrinnc'ary. 101 MASS. St, LAWRENCE, KAS- Resolved- -That the members of Hope Lodge wear a badge for 30 found in Mark, lGth Chap, and 7 verse. days as a token of remembrance and Miss Madie Kuykendall returned from Leay en worth last Saturday auu it is rumored that she intends to return home to Joplin, thid week.

Miss Jennie Rivers went home to visit her parents last Saturday and Sunday, We missed your face at Sunday school Miss Jennie. Mr. Walsh and clerks are kept busy all of the time; business is lively, Corr Water. Fort he illustrated lif-! find ot Franlc and Jesse asnes, the notod western outlaws whose career of bold and reckless daring for 18 years is without parallel in history. For so long a period baffling the officers of the law and the shrowdtst detective force in America, with a reward of for their deat or alive, and still at large they are the wonder of our civilization.

Hon. F. A. Dacus of the St. Louis Press, ex-Member of the Missouri Legislature, in two years of hard labor procured the facts and prepcrod a book more thrilling than romance, but reliable and authentic in every detail.

The demand for if is immense. Agents sell C00 to 500 in a county. For terms and full de HOmrn't lit NIioh, II igli rut 1 Oi Mt 7H twy-t irfHit Kiiiion niim sno Ask anyone who has purchased good at my store in the last 30 days, boots and shoes or other goods, and I am sure they will tell you that you can save money by patronizing me. I will always pay the highest price for hogs or grain of all kinds. olna "Walsh, Medina Kim As many of the "Willing Workers" as Wsi.

A. II. HARRIS, ATTORNEY AT LAW, LAWRENCE, KAS. Secretary Kansas State Temperance Union. J.21y FEED STABLE.

Horses boarded lv the day, week or month a reuMnable- rates. Stables South side of Front St HORACE HOOT, House and Sign Painter, All kinds of Plain and Fancy painting. Graining, Frescoing etc. at the lowest living rates. Lower Floor Collin's Buikliug, fidelity of our deceased brother; that this be published in the Chief and a can make it convenient are invited to meet with ue.

N. A. Car on. copy sent to the family. ns of the people who allow their hog to run at large.

They should be compelled As surviving partner of the firm of A. G. J. W. ADAMS, JN.

G. Surber, Soc'y. Rosolntlous of Itotji-et, Whereas, in view of the loss the Perry band have sustained by the de Trumbull and Co, all accounts come into my hare's for rettlement. AJl knownirg thtmsidvf indebted either by note or book to keep them up. The livery stable is doing a'thriving busi-at si.

all the teams are nptanlly J.IlMUEBY. cease of our director1 and teacher, James Trumbull, and of the still account will please call and settle. Those having claims will present thfm for allow engaged. Jerry keeps a good stable and should be patronized by our citizens. Kas.

Ferry ance. J. H. Spurlork is authorized to re A number are talking of of attending the ceive money and receipt for same. The DEALER IN- camp-meeting at Bismarck next Sunday business will be continued for the benefit heavier loss sustained by those who were nearest and dearest to him; therefore, be it Resolved, That it is but a just tribute to the memory of the departed to say that in regretting his removal from our midst we mourn for one who was, in every way, worthy of the family of the deceased and those which will probably ba the day.

We can distinctly hear the whistle at the Groceries' Provisions; Santa FeBhopn, in Topeka, at our office al who have so liberally supported ua in the past will conter a favor by the continua tion of their patronage. A. G. TkUMbULL. most any still day, a distance of sixteen scription write to N.

D. Thompson or our aespecc ana regan On. Pubs St. Louis. Mo ALEXANDER MARKS Dea'er in Watches Clocks, Jewelry.

SILVER and PLATED WARE. S3 Massachusetts Lawrence, Ka Watches, Cocks and Jewe'ry repraired in workman ike maimer AL work warranted, Central Hotel, Otysllosa, Kansas. 1. 12. FA1RH0LM, Propr.

'Resolved, I hat we, the members; F.e oek at of said band, sincerely condole with Surveyor's Notice, iullie Sale. Oa Saturday, Aug. 28, 1880, the frame ti Ait dim risscr. building foimeily occupied by the Colored school will ba sold to the highest bidtr Office of the Comity Survcvov, Oskaloosa, fur-son count Kansas. To W.

II. Abrnms. Y. Roof, II. r.

And all other ricrsoiisowiiing pans oi or interests in the following Ueteribou iiiud in said toau tv. to-wit- Sections 20, 21, 28, 29, 32 and 3: township cloven (11), range i net (19), you, and ucli of you, are herehv notifiud that on Vhts 25th dav- of miles. The excursion train to Bismarck, "Wednesday and Thursday did not seem to be extensively patronized. But few paisen-gers were on the train. J.

W. Adams has resigned his position as member of the fcchooi beard of this district. A peti ion is bein-r circulated to place A. F. Gratigny in his place.

The band boys held a eboit business meeting laat Monday evening. The band will continue to push ahead, but it is with sadness they take their accustomed places. Wee. Boyle is training .1 young horte for John Walsh, 'of Medina. lid was pretty hard to manage at first but is pretty well broken in by this time.

es says he will me iamny oi me ueceasea on me uis-pensation with which it has pleased Divine Providence to afflict them, and commend them for consolation to him who orders all things for the best, and whose chastisomonts are meant in merey. And be it further Resolved, That this heartfelt testimonial of our sympathy and sorrow be extended to the family of our departed friend by the secretary of this band. L. Merritt, "Sec'y. Also keeps on band a complete stock of First-class stable in connection with the house ti nibei 1880, if lair, and il not fair, then on the for ash.

By order of Dist- Board. Sale to commence at 2 o' clock, p. m. at the location of said house. j.

W. ADAMS, D'st. Clerk, By A. F. GKAT1GNY, Dep' y.

1 hist tair day thereaiter. rj order ot J. JUeKililien and ot hers interested, I will proceed to iot.atd:sh the corner to said sections 20. 21, 23 and 2'J, the corner to said sections 2.S, 32 and the quar tor section corner on the line boiwceu said sections 21 and 2rt, nd the quarter Rcet.iou corner on the between said ions 28 and JAMLS li. JOKKS, 4G 4t County Surveyor.

Lawrence House, LAWRENCE, KA3. 51 VERMONT ST. T. SAMPSON CO. Prop's.

Good accommodations $loo per day, meais 25 cents. 12 ly jtfo lice to Clergymen And Jriftices of the Peace. Blank Marriage Certificates for sale at this office at 25 cents per dozen. 13 Paints, Oils, 33 to orrosiTE rosT office. SPANGLER 6 BOUTON Irngist anl liaarmacist DEALER IN NOTKX OF DISKOLUTIOY.

The Partnership under the name and style of Gratigny Carson, dealers in eral merchandis in the City of Perry, Kansas, is hereby disolved by agreement from the 11th day of August, 18S0. A. F. Gbatigny, G. CAfcSON.

MRS. J. II. EATOiY, DEALER IN. STOVES I TINWARE -A full stock of descriptions on hand.

Orders promptly filled. Call and examine our wares Will not be undersold. One door west of Jas. MeMurray's drug store. Dress making and Millinery work done on short notice.

Prices the lowest. Pcrrjr Has. Merchant Tailor, 81 jkNSACHUSETTS ST. 'LAWRENCE, A large Assortment of cloths constantly on hand. 12 ly ri f-i a S-l S3 0 a a KOTICE.

All persons having accounts on our books will please call at once and settle as we have sold out and wish to settle up all our business as early as possible. GRATIGNY CARSON. HOLD ON! Do not fail to visit THE KEW feTOEE OF J.C.GRINTER&CO. You should not fail to call and see us for the simple reason that we will Positively sell goods as low, or low.t than you can get them iu Topeka or Lawrence. We are marking the old stock at BOTTOM PRICES And wiil closi them out at once to make room for a mammoth Stock of Goods.

WE MEAN Just What Say And will give you the Best Bargains over had in this City. STARK, 00 DSALKR IN Lnmljer, Doors, Sasns SMnfles, Nails, GLASS, CEMENT, Ac. PERRT. KANSAS. Medici si es, Cheiiiicalss.

Lamps, Lamp-fixtures, Lanterns, Pocket Cutlery, Hair Brushes, Toilet Articles and Fine Soaps, Paints, Oils, Putty, Varnishes, and Paint Brushes. Window Glass, Trusses, Wupports-rs, Mnou Ider 1 races, and Jewelry Coal Oil, Paragon Axle Greese, Fine Lard Oil for machinery and lanterns. Cigars and Tobaccos, WALL PAPER and STATIONERY 46Physicians "perscriptions care-fully compounded at all hours. The only exclusive drug store bc- tween Lawrence and Topeka, 1 ly Thompson ville Items Aa there seems to be little regularity in your correspondence from our town, I thought I would have my say this time. We feel a little disappointed in not seeing a little news in the Chief from a place of so much importance.

but we remember that one was away frcm heme, and you could not reasonably expect 'Bill, alia after his labored effort of the 17 i.h ult. to be able to take up the quill so soon. It would be asking tco much in dog days from a fellow when it is known he was born weary. He undertakes to give us a regular drubbing in fact, intimates we told a in regard to the wheat. We have since seen our informant and he tells us it contained a greater number of ears thtn we stated.

He also intimates we are one of a trinity, and cites the old adage that "two heads are better than one," etc. Tj pleaae him we will admit we are a pair, or a trinity, or more, and one of us is a sheep's head. That is better than his case if he has but one in the firm and that is a etc. Now, Bill, we will make a boys bargain, let us alone and we extend the olive branch, Mr. Gallagher and family have left our town for the south part of our slate.

Dr. Myler purcbsead hie house and is going to build an addition, as we learn the Grangers are going to reorganize and will want the hall which he now occupies. The S. S. it going to hold a picnic in the grove near the mill to morrow, the 26 ih inst.

Befreehments will hi furnished by the school, the proceeds to be applied to the payment of their organ. Prof. King was with us at Sabbath school last Sunday and gave us a very interesting lecture. Come again, G. D.

Mrs. Belle Johnson, of Chicago, visiting her Bister, Mrs. Record, ie quite seriously sick at present. Eli Metzger died last Friday after a protracted illness. A little daughter of Mr.

and Mrs. Plough's was buried cn Friday. The removal of our school house seems to hang fire. Many feel a little sore. Charley promised to come down and arrange matters satisfactory, but he forgot it.

Charley is a good fellow and we all expect to vote for him for State Superintendent if we dont jrget it. -1 Oar mill is doing a big business rrak-ing the best and cheapest flour in the Kaw bottom. Charley is the man for this place and is. willing to make most any sacrifice to please Lia host of patrouseven to make his repairs on Sunday rather than disappoint one of his cus'emets. He has the sympathy of the entire community for his kiociueaa.

Cajk Cod. mate the Saest trotter in Jifferson County We are requested to announce that the Willing Worke will have a work meeting at Mrs M. F. Taylor's res'detce next Thursday afternoon at 2 clock. Ml members are requested to be in attendance.

A number of our young jlks visited Bismarck Grove laat Sunday. They report a good time. Ralph McBride Bed Lin Mack were down from Kansas City, last Sunday. They turned Morday aft noon. The Methodiets had serviBes at the Presbyterian church last Saturday evening and on Sunday.

Mr. Newell who has been laid up for the past few weeks with erysipelas, is improving rapidly. Mr. John Keene who has been visiting Mrs. Walsh's, in Medina, for the past month, returned to his home in Ohio last Monday.

Mr Keene in the short time he was here, formed many acquaintances in Medina acd Perry, who will miss his pleas ant countenance kind words. Joseph Douglas means business. He has just received a cew stock of furniture, and more are on the way. Hurrah for Perry. Mr.

Cool will move to the farm he has rented on the other eideof the Delaware, this week, and Mr. Bouton will move into the house vacated by him. Our Thompsonville items were intended for publication last week but were received at this office too late in the week to put them in type. We publish them this week. Week before last we made quite a mistake in giving the names of the officers of the Hancock Club at this place, It should have read; G- K.

Hines, Chairman; Dave Korick, Secretary. An extra train will run to Bismarck and return to morrow and next day. Tickets can be bought for 40 cents for the round trip from thia place, and 50 cents from Medina. G. D.

King went South again Wed-nesdey evening, in the interest of the marble firm for whom he 13 agent. He will return to-day. The Hancock English Club met last Saturday afternoon at the school house. The Democrats are just warming up to their work in this locality and they propose to make the club a good and useful one. hey meet again next every body come out.

Will iaiui Items. We wish to acknowledge the receipt of a large and valuable rain, for which we would return our thanks. Albert Humphries, of Stone House, is very sick with typhoid fever. They had quite a lively time up Stone House creek, last Monday afternoon, where Messrs. Grossman and Wilkerson, were trying to thresh some flax.

The flax was not in very good condition for threshing, and the machine wouldn't work very well, so all hands mad, knives were drawn, hatchets branished shovels thrown around, and pitchforks smashed, in such a reckless manner, that everybody on the ground got scared. There was considerable wind spent, but no blood spilled. Gal Crossman got so badly scared that he crawled into the separator, and could not be induced to come out til, quiet was restored. tyr When we drank a glass of Willie Gray's eider we wished our neck was a y-a-r-d long. Persons traveling for their health, and to see sights, should not fail to stop at Williamstown," and look around premises.

Titus A. Brick Beots and Shoes. FOR FARMERS. Parties wishing to raise money on their lands or farms will save money and time, avoid vexation, and secure safety by applying directly in person or by card or letter to John D. Knox GoM BAXKEItS, Topeka, Mas.

and money will be paid over as soon as papers are completed. They are unquestionably reliable, as well as truthtul and honest. Write to them if you need money on mortgage, and you will find them pleasant to deaf with. -4m. A.

D. GBOUT. MANUFACTURED AND DEALER IN Harness, Saddles, etc A Full Stock of Goods Jcontantly on hand. Giveuscall. 142 Sloswmcnusetts St.

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