Osawatomie Advertiser from Osawatomie, Kansas • 3

Personal Mention. Parties about towa ho keep Opera Huuse. got a poacoek. TMjg ildvci'tisci' Uieir fires burning with wood stolen NEW HARDWARE STORE. from wood pites other thin their own, Official Oit apex.

would do well to look oat for loaded sticks. i-vtry Salurd at DsJAWATOJHIi, h-ASfiS i-y THE (jsa iia torn I 'riv tint Company. Fine cut clothing Fine cut prices Freh Vai Hammoxu's. We want aa Opera House. Dick Twiner has a new barber.

Dressed chickens at Teachers" meeting next Saturday. Splendid link Ktosage at Hamm-jscs. Still thert is a cry for houses to rent. The Adveeti eb is a home can alwavs be found at V. H.

1." ii Abbess Mtrx. Co, Joe Ni elt J. C. Chestnut Co DRY GOODS. GROCERIES AND PROVISIONS.

HAVE TlIELlUGLzT STUCK Of Hats, Caps Boots, Shoes, Trtms and Valises in Osawatomie. Ready Made Clothing a Specialty. Publisher. 1-t Manager. The city councd at their latt ii.

N.MAM.t:y TERMS. meeting ordered tue sireei commissioner to open the sewer on the North Will Spader went to La rente yesterday. Billk Broderick is back in Osawatomie again. Date Youruans went to Paola Tuesday evening Will Chestnut went lo Kajisas City Monday evening. County Supt.

Zercher was in the city one day this week. J. H. Russell, cf Somerset, visited in the city last Sunday. Miss Allie Naylor was visiting friends in Garnett last week.

H. IL Patton went to Osawatomie Monday on business. Lane Star. Will Hill, of Paola, was clerking for the Ahrens Merc Co. this week.

P. C. VanUatre, editor of the Hoi-den Herald, was in the city last Sun 51.00. .50 tue oiy on yar in. six liioiitlm ide otMain street in front 'jt block 23, Fresh Fish for Friday at Ham- old town.

UOjD S. BUILDERS' HARDWARE, MECHANICS' Tools. Cntlerv, Ammunition Buy theSeh Shoe of J. C. tflT- Birchard still continues Di.c- copy Uin mouths dvertisinit ratt furi.wil on ar.nlii-ation tAU "ails," anil ltx-iti ill Uc UiMru ud fur until uiUtred out.

Eviered as Second Clssmtitter, November lSSS, at the post-office in Oauwataniie K'aiists. Krr Co. doing a lively business in this city as -Still the snbscription list continues us niul Toljaeco. Cigi Teas, Coffees, Sie to swell. a liveryorcn.

Charlie is kind and obliging and our citizens like to pat ronize him. W. G. Bryson no longer laljors on Dried and Canned Fruits. the rip-track.

The teachers of Miami county Stoves and Ranges, Use 0. K. Flour, it is the best, it will now tnetr reeuiar meeimj in me has no equal. school house on next Saturday, March, day. FLOUR SALT MEATS TINWARE.

Oar merchants are all buying and 30ih, to which all the teachers are in Lawyers Sheldon and Wells, of Paola, were in the city last Tuesday on selling l-jtsof goods. Missouri Pacific Time Card. GCXG EAST. accommodation, k-'r ex. A.

p.m., 1.4.16 p. K.C. AA 4.15 Virliiu K. C.ex. arrives Ix-ai "assi.J-M arrives dally 415 P- GOlXti WEST, accomodation arrives Tol.

ex. 12.45 p. 1.13 p. 111 (I4S, Vised arrives is p. 111.

li.rt. A- 12-M 1 -L-12-se P- Above tnims w.rry passetiers. All round trip liets sold lliS station es- rem excursion tickets, are pood until used, have yourself lots of tiouWe and iucouvenieiice and rim-hase round triptiekets. Express Money Orders ou Kile, payable ill all Vartsofthe Union. H.

C. low nsenil, G. F. T. A.

1'. F. Jackson, Agent. vited to attend, Mr. J.

T. Thierkauf has opened Horse bills printed in first-lass legal business. House Furnishing (joods style at this office. a tailor shop in the front part of P. P.

-J. alters, the Uarnett ugar men, was selling goods in the city Tues The Y. P. B. held a social at.

the day and eanesday. Mr. Bishop's last night Mrs. Meek, Mrs. Beckley and Mrs.

Mrs Chas W. Gale was qnite sick J. T. Hammond, DEALER IN All Kinds of Fresh and Salt Meats First door east of Tators's Drug Store. Brady's feed store, and is prepared to do all kind of cutting and fitting.

Give him a call. We understand that Judge Thomas Roberts, and Henry S. Maynard, both of this city, will soon form a co-partner JOHN DEERE Farm Machinery Mc Uliams attended the trades DiS' play in Paola last Friday night. several days this week, A nice line of Satteens and White Messes Hill and McDowell, of CITY GOVERNMENT. a Mf.ek Mayor Goods at L.

B. Matabb's. Hoiden, came up fo the city to attend the phantom dance last Thursday even For base balls and bats, go to 8. E. t.AKOTHEltS, II.

HHKNKMK.N, I B. H. 'r men. ing. Liddle Clark King's Send in the news items, they will I.VMAN IlAltDKX, I Dr.

S. Tozer, of Iolft, was in the city on Wednesday of this week, in be thankfully received. K. Plows, Cultivators, Harrows, Corn-Planters, Barb Wire, etc. attendance on Mrs.

J. G. Pierce, who H.N. Bundy has Dan Beckley wasquite sick. house nearly completed.

Misses Jessie Judson and Hattie Col. G. A. Colton was a welcome Nimns, cf Santoul, attended the phan caller at our office, this week. tom dance in the racihe hating Jiouse.

When in need of bhees of any Heating StovGSi Thursday evening. Fresh Garden Seeds REL1 GIOUS SOCIETIES; clmrrli. Preaeiiinjr service every Sab hath evening at 7:30 p. rc- Sunday School 3 11- Mrs. Win, Vncrnan, Hiipt.

Cliim-li 011 iorner of Williams Mieet and Cronk aver.ne. I'ravcr ine tiin; evcrv Wednesday evening. All re cordially Invited to these services and especially alraugci are welcome. John Tastor- First Paplist liurcli of Osavvaloinle. Preach flK at 11 a.

in. on the 1st Suwiny of each month. H. Head. Tastor Congregational.

Preaching every Sunday at 11 a.m. Sabliath school a lu 11. L.Adair 1'astor. SECRET SOCIETIES. kind, go to L.

B. Matkakd. Messrs Noakes and Meeker, of the A good stock of Fresh Groceries on Parsons Pacific, and Misses Wilgus and Merlin, came over from Paola In Bulk and Tapers- hand at all times at Matnap.ds. ship in the law business. They would make a strong firm.

It's positively the chance of a life time to buy a good suit of clothing at Panic prices. Ahkexs Meec. Co. Joe Nicely, Manager. We are glad to welcome back our Parker correspondent this week.

From his report of things in that town and vicinity affairs must be lively indeed at th it point. Messrs Nolan Belanskle this week completed the job of painting H. B. Smith's house, and to say that they did good work, but faintly expresses it. The house now looks fine.

Satteens! Satteens! Satteens Ginghams, Ginghams, Ginghams, Big stock. Elegant patterns. Ahreni. Msnc. Co.

Joe Nicely. 1-t Manager. We have just reccved a large Thursday night to attend the phantom The Adveutiser and Smith dance. Campbell, each, sport a new sign. Mr.

L. Vincent, of the Winfield Fresh bulk and Garden seed3 at TIN-SHOP Kon-Confwmkt, was in the city this Osage Valley Lodge, z. a. r.iv meets on 1st and 3rd Tliurday Co's, New Hardware. Of all sizes and kind-.

Also a fall line'of the Gelebrated Superior and Buck's Brilliant Cook Stoves. Rcmvtnhcr, we are Ileudqna riers ftr XAILS and all hinds of BUILDING HARDWARE. week in the interest of his paper. He Wghts of each month. For the best Brand of Flour go to In connection.

All kinds of TIN and is publishing a series of reminisenees S. A. v. 31. L.

B. Matnard's and was in search of data for the same. Everybody wore the green last Mrs. W. B.

Sherrard, of Green SHEET IRON Work done. Sunday, in honor of St. Patrick day. Smith Campbell are selling lots wood is visiting her son, Chns. S.

Bixby, She will remain about two weeks and then go to Dakota, where she expects to remain this spring and C. S.llmiv.Sect. --crTSsv I. O.F.Fodise No. fJTlifpTIIMO nccts every Mon Fkioiu Jan.

1st to April 1st, time ol meellng ill lie 7X. V. M. Visiting brethren cordially invited. C.

A. HtJMI-HKKV, N.G. A G. Hai.ston, lU coiiling Secretary. in the Mary.

P. Smith's addition at the Prices as Low As at any point in Miami Co old prices. summer. The mice ef the Advektiskb Tinwork a Specialty. Yours rcspcctfull, Liddle Clark assoitment of Meal'' and "Pei S.

E. Carothers says when he gets onlv $1.00 per rear. Come in and subscribe. Call and set acquainted and examina Osawatomie Lodge, o. 2C7, A.

tT- W. me every Tuesday night. fection" gasolino stoves, which we guarantee to give enti: satisfaction. Liddle Clark Kino. into his new and commodious office he will give hi, competitors a few "points'' in the lumber business.

At present he We printed a quantity of business Visiting hrethren cordially invit stationery for V. S. Churchill I lo meet with lis. this week. Ed.

Delanstie. J. W. Nolan, M. D.

KliMISTON.M. W. A. F. Jackson, Kecorflcr.

Holmes and Hayden have their photograph gallery ready for business and are prepared to take pictures from a tin type to a life size portrait. They r. '). E. S.

meets second Good '1 inner at CiinnrnttL CoV New 1 lard ware. All kinds of repairing and tin work done. Take your produce to B. Mat-sard and get the highest market price is very busy getting his lumber yard shaped up and oflice completed, and consequently has not much time to offer extra inducements to customers. But it is safe to assert that Sam will make things hum when lie gets down to "biz." Ho will furnish any thing in the lumber line in any kind of wood either foreign or Domestic.

If his irlti lhnrsu.iv n.msol each inontn. I'll N' I A. MAY.SAUD, W. A 1.1. invite ail to call and examine their work and get prices.

our Stock. We expect to build up a trade fair dealing. Yours Respectfully, W.S.ChurchililCo. West rom in Whiteford Block. Osawatomie, Kan.

11 tmuu Ul lonu. D. W. HAYS. -J.

(J. Chestnut and Co nave so many goods on hand, and are kept so busy getting them i to shape for the NOLAN BELANSKIE, Practical Painters. Graining, House and Sign Painting. Frescoeing and Paper Hanging. ESTIMATES CHEEEFOLLY CIYEI.

When in need of First Class Work, give us a call. John Deere stirring plows at oottoin prices, at New Hardware, PUTS CMS BED SURG EOF, Office one door 'irest of A. F. feck's. customers want any extra work Sam Chuhc-hill Co.

is the boss on getting up the designs and ordering same for them. Remem one block due south of the f' 12:30 P. 2:00 P.M. Office hours I r. to 7:30 P.

M. We sell the celebra- ber all roads lead to his lumber yard and the latch string hangs out to all The Phantom Dance held at the ted G-iesecke Boots New Pacific Hotel last Thursday night and Shoes. Ahrens Merc. Co. Joe Nicely, Manag'r.

Mrs. Hattie Stout, iNtirsc PRICES. RERSQMBLB. Jtesidcnee, first door cast of S. E.

Cnrothcrs. A. F. MEEI 0. K.

0. So is 0. K. O. K.

means All Right. Flour, at Chestnut's. Pacific Barber Shop, Spring Clothing. J. PIERCE, Prop.

Shaving, Shampooning nnd Hair-cutting done in tlie latest style. Opposite the Post Office. L. B. May-aRd has just received a large invoice of dry goods.

for spring trade. ReacTDur Prices. Boys! Hots! Boys! Go to Liddle Clauk Kiug's for your fishing --With the approach of spring the regular epidemic of spring fever may be looked for. Look out for a wedding in the near future, one of our railroad boys being the groom. A man was on our streets Wednesday of this week selling gold goods at astonishing low prices.

Business has now commenced in earnest, and our merchants are of course in a good humor. Osawatomie is gaining quite a reputation for her extremely first class balls held here this winter. The Lewis sale took place last Thursday. We are happy to report that everything sold well. The name of Mayor A.

F. Meek is frequently mentioned, as a candidate for re-election to the mayorship, We have the largest assortment of joint fishing poles ever brought to the city. Liddlk Clark King. We would hko a good live correspondent in every neighborhood in the country to give us neighborhood news L. B.

Matsard has just received a nice line of spring clothing. Styles the best. And prices as low as the lowest. Several nico residences will be built in Osawatomie the coming season. Th.cy Are Tlic Lowest.

E. D. Physician and surgeon. PURE DRUGS AND MEDICINES Fancy Toilet Articles, Stationer', Etc. l9ifcscidpioris Carefully Compounded.

Standard Poets. Popular Novels. Beautiful Gift Books, Albums and Vases, A complete stock of MtGuffey's and Independent Text Books. ilifist's Supplies. Tube Paints, Brushes, Paqnes, Etc.

Offers his professional services to .40 .20 .20 the people ofUsnivalomic nnd vi ciuiti. .15 Office in rear part of Whiteford 1 gal. Apricots 3 lbs. 3 lbs. California Peaches 3 lbs.

3 cans Corn 3 Black Berries 3 lbs Dried Teaches 1 lb. News Boy Tobacco block, up stairs. Canbe found in office nt ntyht .25 .35 .25 Sorghum Molasses per. gal. J.

C. Chestnut Co. was largely attended and a pleasant time enjoyed. About twenty couple enveloped themselves in sheets and pillow slips, and as they glided about the rooni, they presented an appearance that was ghostly in the extreme. The room appeared too warm to wear masks very long and tlicy Were laid aside about 9:30 Shortly after midnight a recess was given for supper which was served at the Pacific Hotel lunch counter and at Miller Peters" restaurant.

Taken all together it was a very pleasant affair. Died: At Osawatomie Miami Co. Kansas, on Sunday March 17th, 1889, John Roberts, aged about 81 years, Mr. Roberts was born in Waterford, Ireland, July 27th, 1808. He emigrated from that country during the year 1835, and settled at Lockport N.

where during most of his active life lie was engaged in farming. For the past few years he has resided at Osawatomie most the ti'ne, with his son Mr. George Roberts. Mr. Roberts was remarkably clear in his memory and intellect up to the time of his death.

He was always pleasant and jovial in his inter-course with his fellow man, and he will be missed by our citizens. He was hurried on Monday of this week Rev. B. L. Kead officiating.

Listen, yiung man. Don't dwarf yourself by precocious dissipation. Don't try to develop your faculties by bottles of wine and fast horses. Don parade the street as a sort of bombastic interlude In the drama of "Young America." Don't imagine the clothes make a man. A dandy has been de fined as a thing of the neuter gender a sort of football for men and a pincushion for women.

Ex. A man and his son, whose narne we did not learn, were bitten by mad-dog near Girard, Kansas, and came here Saturday to receive treatment from the Durbin madstone. The stone adhered to the bey's wounds from Sunday afternoon at 3 o'clock until Monday morning at 9 o'clock. Mound City Progrcs. Card of 1'hankn.

We the friends oj the late Mr. Z. 1-ane desire to return our seineere thanks to the kind friends ot Osawatomie who rendered their help and et. J. C.

McClain. Dealer in Ilouie NURSERY STOCK, Rockford Shoes are the best. Take no spring trade that they have no time to make any special notices this week. The Lane Star edited by Miss Bertie Reed, came to our table this week. It is well filled with home advertisements, and shows that Lane merchants are willing to support a good newspaper when they get it.

Street srossings were provided for by the city council at their last meeting as follows: One west of John Snyder's property, one cross Main street at the John Brown monument, Thoy also ordered the building of a sidewalk on wast and south side of the monument. The new town of Parker, in Liberty township, is to have a paper. J. G. Cash, of the Kincaid Dispatch, made the citizens of that place a proposition which was accepted.

The citizens hav guaranteed an advertising patronage of 50 per month. Owing to the fact that no hall can be pr jcured, the drama which our young folks have been preparing will have to be given up. It does seem strange that some man or men will stir themselves and erect an opera hause in this thriving city. We would call atte ntion to the notice of a Teacher's meeting to be held at Osawatomie, Maich 30th. Prof.

Zercher is actively and successfully engaged in awakening an interest in the school affairs of the county. We hope the meeting here will be well attended. Last Friday afternoon while the famity occupying the Inman property, about4 miles southeast of town, were at Paola, their house caught fire in some way, and when the family returned at night the house was burned to the ground. Nothing was saved but a sewing machine. Dikd: At Osawatomie, Kansas, on March 16th, Jolm Hays, aged about 33 years, Mr.

Hays has been a sufferer for some time past with that dreadful disease, consumption, which finally terminated his life. He leaves one child. Chestnut's store presents a decidedly new appearance after having passed through the hand of the car penter, painter and paper hanger. They understand how to keep up appearancesneatness being ono of the first laws of nature. Everything will soon be as noat as a pin.

William Chestnut wm in the city a part of tho week. Mr. Chestnut is doing a flourishing business at Parker. The "write up" of Parker in the Paola Times, represents that Chestnut has sold his interest in Osawatomie and lias removed to Parker. This is a mistake, as he still ott nes his Osawatomie property, which is a paying investment, and reUiim lus residence here, All Stock Warranted In Xinnlicr One.

other. Ahrens Merc. Co. Joe Nicely, Manag'r. We warrant MeDlain's Nursery Stock- S.

ii. Bi'oi Co. -DEALERS IX- to lie as Kepresented. iJiitlain sells his Stock Cheaper than any other mail that travels. J.

C.McCLALW the Jiusflor I III ill mm H. N. BUNDY, CONTRACTOR BUILDER. Estimates Furnished on Application. Finishing Work a Specialty Prices, Reasonable.

Lath, Shingles, Doors, Blinds, Lime, Cement, Hair, Plaster-par is, Band, Brick, Tile, Bloshurg Coal and Osawatomio is making great strides forward. Duck hunters on the raging Marais-des-Cygnes are getting ready for an active campaign, painting boats, collecting decoys, etc. Remember that we have a first-class job office, the only one in the city, and will do you work speedily and at very reasonable prices. We understand that W. C.

Tator has traded his stock of drugs, in this city, to parties from Oswego, for land in Labetto county. W. H. Anderson this week purchased a lot of Smith Campbell, and we understand wjll erec a residence on it the coming season. Hats for all heads from Pimples to Pumpkins at Aureus Merc.

Co, Joe. Nicely, It Manager. A gum chewing match is "the latest thing in this city. The contestants were five of Bixby's school girls. The match resulted in a tio.

We havo the largest line of imple m'enta in the city, which we aro selling at bed rock prices, Liddi.k Clark Kim. Paper. We Keep Constantly On Hand a Spi.EaDid Stock Of Till Kaw Valley Mixed Paints. Let Us Figure Wilh You. tin 0tf SewtYiff-Mnchtnrri lran la nil port" byP iHnr our tnaehinl nnd (nodi hrc tta fwcrle con pressed uieir sympathy in the sad hour of tria bereavement In the loss of a loved one.

Mrs. M. K. Lane. Iiev.

M. Mrs. Hue, JHiiry aun. Cy. tone.

Vlnme Lane. Mrs. Weaver. Mis. iJiiinen, Fred.

J. Walker, Proprietor of Ti'qiisfoi' Iciqe, ILL KLVDS of IT. 1 UL JXG DONE ON SHOUT NOTICE, Properly Attended to, SATISFACTION GUARANTEED, fDm, win Mag rre toon wrtoii in eh lornlity.thf vfy 0 bwt MwttR-mttbin mnde in lti world, with all th ttirbmenls. We will a Ik tend rrr a cnmplttt line of our eotl7 mi hle art mmplea. tm return wr iak that joit fchow what and, to tboa wbn may rail at jour boron, and after montns an inau otcome rmir own VXVTTUl 1 inert Ttite rrand machlnt ti rieafttr the Alnncr nafrnta.

When in need offirst -class vJOB-PRINTINCt, Come to tho ADVERTISER OFFICE. htrh run out ifrn nteni Fancy flannell shirts, spring stylos run out told for 8l9tt, with tn ln'iithmmta, and now er-lli lot k9AO. Iwl, eunnaVat, swat $1000.00 Worth of Ladies' Gentlemen' and children's Shoes just received at Mav- 1 marnin iu in wontji an rr.ui n.Lo b.o capital rttuirrfl. rj.iiu fcrtaf tBHrarUMi a arlvrn. ThoM who writ ta ai ni-a aati iA.

just in AniiKNs Co, Joe Nicklv, Tt, Miiniigiir, cure lee Ik Mat awinr-lMchln I tba world, and th Appal linavfwofkaof hrh rtvpr akoWB toyaftirrln Aiwrtcfc TtyJB JUm 7, uapMtM, Mlmkmm.