The Weekly Republican from Newton, Kansas • 4

I I FBOPOSKD AmDXrai TO TTio TTTTIVT A TSJ" That will be all the drilling the boys THE HARVEST EXCURSIONS. THE SOLDIERS IN CONGRESS. COSSTITUTIOX OF THE STATB OF KANSAS. will have to do to-day. S.

Hundreds of Home-Seekers ACADEMY NOTES. Newton Academy opened on Sept. 6th Hoom Joint Besolatlon Xa. 4. Mill 11 DOW CO The War Record of Capt.

R. Peters. Hotmi Jolitt Rxaourno No. 4. For tbs from the East.

miauonoztpropoMtMntoBattOiii Ibe eoaaa. tatioaot the State otKaoM. with fifteen students, young ladies and stents from the city and surrounding country. Be it rttolved by te LegMahmof the State Dealers in all kinds of Men with Plenty of Money to Invest in HisEapid Promotion from the Banks-He Participates in the Famons Battles of the War. Aaiuas, tvxmctrai oj im aumMn eieetea tack koute tkenaf ecmcttrrmg therein.

Bvnot 1. The followinK DtonoeitiaB ii Prof. Wylie has charge of the classes Kansas Lands Faith in the Country. in Arithmetic, Grammar, Penmanship, amend the oonetitution of this auto is herat Book-keeping, German, Phys. Geogra sobmitted to the qualified electors of the stat for their appromf or rejection; namely: Tht eonsritatioa of the State of Kansas is hereby amended by striking out the whole of section phy and Algebra.

The National Tribune of September 2 has the following biographical sketch Late last night a special train of four coaches pulled in from the east. The Miss Remley instructs the classes in two, article three of the constitution, and amend Implements, U.S. History, Orthography, Zoology, of Hon. S. E.

Peters, ot this city: occupants of the coaches proved to be uig aeouon thirteen, article tnree ot tbe eonso. tution, and inserting in lien of said section two, and as amendatoiT to said section thirteen, the I following, which shall constitute section two, of snmiiel R. Peters was born in Wal Geometry, Latin Lessons and Virgil. Prof. Reichard presides over the mu the advance guards of the great "Harvest Excursion" party, twelve hours nut township, Pickaway county, Ohio, sic Department, and will give instruct August 16, 1812.

lie was raised on a Ti ahead of time. The excursionists article time, of the constitution: Hection Z. The supreme court sliaU consist of five justices, who shall be chosen by tlie electors of the state, three of whom shall constitute a quorum and con si KJ V-'O Ctl JL 111 CAJ. farm, attending country school in winter. He entered Ohio Wesleyan Uni versity, at Delaware, Ohio, in Septem currence of tares snau De neoeseary.to ererr decision of the court.

Provision may be made by law for the increase of the number of justices of the supreme court to seven, whenever two-third of the members of each house of the legislature sought hotels and spent the night in town awaiting the arrival of the morning trains from the east to resume their journey. Many of them, however, remain in town. ber, 1859, and continued in school until October 29, 1861, when he enlisted as a "VVe are Agents for the Schuttler, Bain and Tennessee Farm Wagons, private in Co. E. 73d Ohio.

In Janu shall concur, when lour justices snail constitute a quorum, and a concurrence of four shall be necessary to every decision of the oonrt. The justice holding the oldest commission by virtu of an election, shall be chief justice, and This morning the trains from the east came in in two heavy sections, ary 1862, he was appointed sergeant, and served as such with his regiment in caee two or more justices bold commis sions of the same date, older than the commis in Virginia under Kosecrans, Fremont and Howard. In March, 1863, he was three hours late. When the tired and dusty travelers poured from the coaehes it seemed that the platforms and yards were full of people. Over a thousand Racine Spring Wagons, promoted to second lieutenant.

He sions of any other of the justices, they snail determine by lot who shall be chief justice. All qualified electors of the state, thirty-five years ot age and upward, who have been admitttd as attorneys of the supreme eonrt, and no others, shall be eligible to election or appointment to the office of justice of the supreme- court. The Columbus Buggies, participated in the battles of Freder- filroVmi-rr I 9HNI 1 nrSVI lift 51 11 1 (ifitt.VS- ion both vecal and instrumental music; Piano, Organ, Violin and Brass Instruments used. Regular academic classes recite between the hours of eight and twelve o'clock A. M.

The music department is conducted in the afternoon. Visitors are welcome at any time. The Academy's Library contains 218 volumes including cyclopaedias and many other large books of reference in science and art. The Cabinet contains a large collection of reptiles and smaller animals, bones and skulls of animals a collection of woods, a geological collection, a mineral collection, philosophical apparatus, including air pump and telescope, and other apparatus too numerous to mention. The school rooms are supplied with dictionaries, maps charts, pictures, globes, organ, new chairs and tables, good black-boards, newspapers on file, people were on the trains.

The real es tate agents circulated advertising matter with a prodigal hand and the trav term nf office of justice of the supreme Miller Buggies, shall be ten veers, one justice to be elected at th burg, his regiment being in the second brigade, second division, eleventh corps His captain, at Gettysburg, was on general election every two years, whose term oi office shall commence on the second Monday oi elers were verj favorably impressed Blunt's Press Drill stall dntv. his first lieutenant was in' January next after his election. The jnstioes with Newton. Good words for the en iuredinthe second day's right, and elected at or prior to me time oi tne adoption oi Hi is amendment shall hold their offices durim Lieut. Peters took command of his Baker Spring Drills.

terprising and prosperous young city were heard on every side. Many of the the term for which they were elected. On thej aHnntion of this amendment, the two additional! comDanv on the battlefield. He was mentioned in regimental orders for Corn Drills party had visited Newton before on justices first provided for by this amendment! shall be appointed by the governor, and shaln hold their offices until the next general election I conf-Dicuous gallantry and recommend tour of inspection, and are here this ed for promotion. In September he in eighteen hundred and eighty-seven, when their went with his command under Hooker time to invest in city and farm proper successors snail oe ei'mwu, uu to serve unui utft nneoml Monday of January, eighteen hundred to the west, joi ing the army under Grant at Chattanooga.

He was in bat ty. While the excursionists will go as and ninety-five, and the other to serve until the second Homiay oi January, eignreen Hundred a body to the western counttes, many tle on the night of October 29, 1863, and ninety-seven. Whenever provision i-hall be A Largeand.Well Assorted Stock of COOKING AND HEATING STOVES All the students are interested in their when his regiment and the 3sa juass charged and drove from a spur of Raccoon Ridge, under Lookout mountain made by law tor ine incroase oi tne nnmoer ot justices of the supreme court to seven, as herein provided, such two additional justices shall be hv the (rovernrnr. and shall hold their of them will remain here and two-thirds ot the others will stop on their way back when they will be in small parties and have a better opportunity work and attend the exercises promptly and cheerfully. nffiiM until the second Monday of January suc-fif a brisarie of rebels.

This fight opened up the "cracker-line" on the south side of the Tennessee river from Bridge Exercises in vocal music take place On hand. We do all kinds of Tin Work. We are agents for the "BODINE" Roofing. Call and see us and get estimates for goods or work in our line. to view the city at their leisures ceedingthe general election next uiereatter, an which members of the house oi representatives of the legislature snail be electwi, at which said general election their successors shall be elected a I in the morning immediately after port to Chattanooga.

His regiment The excursionists are from Iowa, tor tins cnarge was especially complimented bv Gen. Grant. one Ior tne wrm ui eimiii yvtua, wm um uuier for the trm of ten years, from the second Monday of Jannary next after their election; and Ohio, Indiana, Illinois, Pennsylvania, Michigan, Virginia, "West Virginia, Come and see us, in McQuiddy's He took an active part in the battle of Missionary Ridge, after which he block, South Main Street. their successors shall be elected every ten yenrs theriviftJT. The salary of each jnntice shall be ft) IMi Hardware Iilemt Co.

Kentucky and Tennessee. One man Prof. Wylie resides at 116 South Sec marched with Sherman to relieve Burn- not less thn five thousand dollars for each yen siwn 9. 'Vhm nronosition shall he submitted ft fov side at Knockville. Returning to Chat was from Florida.

Many Newton peo pie met old friends on the platform. ond street, west. W. R. the electors of this state at the gnuenl election for the election of representatives to tanooga the regiment went into winter A buckeye's belief, Amoug others interviewed by a Re- ptjblicax man was J.

P. Dreeves, from SPECIAL mm lr ALL Cleveland, Ohio. Mr. Dreeves came to 'uartei'3, veteranized, went nome on a liough, and returned to its old camp. March, 1864, he was promoted to lieutenant and was appointed ad-t uf the regiment.

The eleventh 'welfth corps were consolidated nume the wentieth under Hook- regiment became a part of the igade, third division of that the legtsL'ture in the year A. D. eigh. tx-n hundred anil eighty-six, for their appro, val or rejection. Those voting in wor of thi proiositiou to amend the eonstitntiou shall have written or printed ou their ballots, 'he iu'licial amendment Wi" eonstitntion." Tnose voting against, this proponitiou to Amend the 3 institution ahkll have written or print'-dou their uallnts, the judicial ameniiment to the jotisti tution." Said ImUota shall be n.

jeive-l, and said vote sluill be taken, jounteil, canvassed ami, reJrned, and re-tnrns therwif made, in the same nunner and in i 1 respects as is provided by law in cases of the ulection of representatives in tho legislature. f'KC. 3. This resolution shall tk "tfent and be In force from and after its publication in the jt-itute 1 I 4 r'N i. 1 Newton in 1S76 and remained a month since which time he has been in foreign countries.

He was standing on Main street when accosted by the scribe, and fu In first jutai and and be er. Hi, third bi. corps. IIsT THE his expression of surprise gave place to a pleasant smile when asked what he thought of the view. AimrnviK Alnrcnrj.

1W5-K iV: It seems strange to me to look up 1 hemhy certifv ttmt the foregoing is a true and ement Newton Hardware Imp what was a few years ago a straggling copy of the original enrolled joint resK P-ti lutioa now on file in my office, and that the sauto qZf jms pablishel in the Session lows of Kansas 1885. village street and see an almost contin ne, the Atlanta campaign, vs was in all the battles that ght in that advance, begin-zzard Roost and ending re of Atlanta. He was saca. but continued with i duty. He through the sea; Was promoted ary, 1865, and mus-h.

He went up as, and was in the and Bentonville. 'ie latter he was by Gen. Coggs-i, commanding it Xi. ALiJtN, aecretary oj suae. jfi' uous row of handsome brick and stone buildings on either side.

I notice a Then ca. Lieut. Pete, his corps foi. ning with Bu with the captt wounded at Re. his regiment with Sherman to to captain in Jam.

tered at Savanna through the Carolin battles nf Averyboro For hi. gallantry int. warmly Well. Of greater change here than at Emporia HARNESS DEPT. TRASK'S Sept.

17, 1886. OBITUARY. E. P. Wailliains.

E. P. Wadhams, who has been lying ill suppurative sore throat at the Brunswick for two weeks, died at 7:30 o'clock this morning, just two minutes before his father, who arrived from Burlington on the morning train, entered the room. Deceased came here two weeks ago from Burlington, and was making arrangements to open an insurance office here in partnership with J. R.

Dunkin, also from Burlington, when he was taken sick. Being a member of Jos. Dowell lodge No. 66, K. he was given every attention by the members of that society in this city, His death was not unexpected, as he had been sinking gradually during the night.

E. P. Wadhams was a prominent citizen of Burlington, having lived there since 1807. He was employed in the county offices in various capacities for six years, and was considered an authority on county matters. Deceased leaves a wife and two children, who are visiting in North Auburn, Neb.

and to whom the sad intelligence was commnnicated by wire this morning with instructions to proceed to Burlington, to which place the remains will be sent tonight. They will be es-orted to the depot by the Knights. Topeka or any of the towns along the line of this road." SELECTED SHORE How far out do you go?" asked the scribe. My tickets read to Garden City and I'll go out just through curiosity, but I'm coming back in a few days and bring a dozen or more of my friends. h.this pail f-J2H 1 like the appearance of Newton and Having purchased Wallace Simpson's stock and added it to our own, we have the largest stock of 'Harness in the county, and we are now selling on the smallest possible margin.

If you need harness, or a. collar, saddle, bridle, whip his regi-Washington -eview, corn-war being 136-5, and the rest 1865, he re- Uni-1 its vted at '8, would be satisOed to make my home here. The most oJ the men on this his brigade. Capt. Peters went -vf.

ment to Richmond and and took part in tliegrariJl mandinf compcnvA "The over, ne resigned June 8, went home. He on a rru during of the summer. In September returned to Delaware to Sk once Memphis, Mo. in August 18f train want location in a comparative ly old country, and I feel sure that they will come back and invest here." or anything in that line it will pay you to see us before you buy. Our handmake harness is giving the best satisfaction.

BOLD BURGLAR S. We offer: Cheapest Eating on Earti! Turner Im ortn-ari mu januarv. 1S73 John Flierson' IIoo.se VUited ljr 91iduiglit Prowler. John Pherson, who lives on East when, on account of failing health fe IARB THEORICINAL and riklLY CENUINE! i CS-lofiitM TRASK'S at Buggy harness, single, $9.00 to $35.00. Buggy harness, double, $20,00 to $35.00.

Men's saddles $3.50 to $18.00. Boys' saddles, 3.00. Take no other Brandt! Plenty o-t Coal. ie Canon Coal company have re-i their agents to lay in a two s' supply of coal early in the sea- the practice of law re3Umed In November, 1874, he was elected to the state senate. In March iws Sixth street, was awakened by his wife shortly after twelve o'clock last night.

Mrs. Pherson said that she heard suspicious noise down stairs as if somebody was at the door. Mr. Pherson T. ljusaion and aerpnrari Whics.

15 cts to $5.00. Nets and dusters absolute cost. went tlon but saw nobody and return o.nti, tiiLttr wnin i uard against the inconvencies ring which may be occasion-ike or ccal famine in mid-hder this storage system tho re moved to hwIyivi I ed to bed onlv to be aroused again a We handle the celebrated Hayden Allen "Sensible" quire month son to and sufft edby ast. winter. T) few minutes later by his wife who said "ansna hn laid in thou- that she knew there were burglars in collars, the best made.

tin no tt i i to guard such a the house. Mr. Pherson this mm wno ciuuieu congressman, at-larse from Tfnnc. v3U1'in time heard a noise himself wton deal- elected to the 49th congress from The seventh mnm.im.iT:';s L1. the supply Nt agents in sands of tons contingency.

and oickinrr ui a bed slat, the most oulfe and Our harness department is under the personal supervision of Mr. M. E. Wallace, an experienced workman, who will attend to repairing on short notice. Win w.

convenient weapon at band, ran down which fno.mited as the' canuiuate of his party in that diorrfot Without nnnnaiH P1.80 Without ODWMitl Vi. J1 Cl the stairs and found tile stair door rst of fear southwestern aukr. e.r iXL 1Hul.ue which had been locked by him a few FIRST PHIZE HEREFORD HERD At the great St.fcou!s Fair, 18S5.headed by FORTUNE h. 2030, by Sir Richard 2nd. SIR EVELYN 9 bj Bird i Wilton.

GROVE 4th IMS), by Th8 Grovo "nl DKWSBTjRV 2nd lrr, by Dolley, half brother to Archilrt'd. Hera numbers 275 head. Send for prices jh an catalogue. J. S.

HA WES, Colony, Anderson Kanim. ve sixty cars, until the 'pie need not 's this winter minutes be'ore, standing open. Fur Of this resery ers, Edwards G. A. Howley.ha they will hot touch December.

Our pet cold weather or striki the larmst rirrU' ther investigation showed the front door States, it has inn Lu.D1a Won Hardware Implemen and one window to be open, and linht burning in tbe sitting room. On coids generalh i of Bed star drives them than anv other disttict hTZ It has 473 postoffices and more GKA4fe. a uipt. I'eters has iak your rotaliw for the Original 3 Beware of Imitations. i NoneGenulneunleas bearing; this Stamp re atr A Mft 'oking out doors the forms of two in rapid retreat could just be seen HAS.

li. MUXGElt, Fres't. W. D. TOCRTILLOTT, ED.

COKETTE, Ciisli'r Summer coughs and come to stay, but the ust Cough Cure invariably away. Safe, prompt, surt me. 'v a Vilock awav. Mr. Pherson re S3 SHOE.

1 near. to the room and found the bu- 'alton, gen-astern de- 1 ri llffadelnButton.Contrressfr Lftce. A Ol.1. ra-vrllfrl III era of gen The International Bank. rtiiii nunDlin 1 Ki aval Vfy trn nurser- vearance.

A postal cai a st nB Crests of' his mke and district. The Morn and LV HO Will illfe Vll w. tion how to get this bhoo IT WW Successor to The Clias. K. Miniver Savings Hank Company.

'iSffiTOtaJ'to a Clou's any at or j. rru ut Mr. id has Star j.Mcansauo., Chartered Capital turnea Wers emptied of their contents, reaudr -lars had evidently made a The burfe arch of first floor and find-thorough st 'lad opened the stair door ing nothing rson heard them, when Irs. Pht the house was affect-The entrance 'tey with a pair of edby turning the i also used on the 8200,000 -Mr. W.

W. Spawr, of eral superintendent of the Wv partmentofthePeabody Sta. ies, reports trade lively in his Spawr is an old nursery man a been connected with the Peabodj nurseries for the last five years. Ai uncoiu tX- ta. the sol- Stockholders' Inability llostofl.MasS.

rOrL'aniZfd Aurii 7Mi. 1884.1 Transacts a EPneral banking business. Time ami ilciiiauil ileposits rpccivci, Liberal kccoiii- V- ior aid in their claims against 'the govem- ttmV' n11' and caref atteii-tion. His constituents do well to keen niiiilulifinu tn ititlintiitllFH. 1 11 F.

licra tv. saieiv ana miucsiy our i. rmit- i.iun mu 1 1 e- and prosperity. Farm morluaKKS a specialty, liinimeii anidiiiiis i-ueap ensiein nioiii-y pincers, which were The editor of tTift r.M'Oi'r.nvi m- Thin kTioo Stands Jitfrhcr in the egtfmatli lenu nil real esiaie security, wiiiua wu "i Low riites. Easy terms.

No exchange charged lor sending money east. Heal estate los Ucu uitiy see it. trr. (ftun nnv other in the world. Thou stair door.

'uite a sum of LObseiver, Mr. G. 1 Mi to, had a Mr. Pheison drpw i vesterday and V. Sll.iVI TuioanaauillltuaiitUSm in Ms 1ft knee, which bee aiTlfi fill.

fnrn71n. .1 A. h. We have so large a demand for onr mortgages that to try and satisfy our eastern friends we have established a bank at. Lamed and agencies at I'ratt, rnslleld, Arkansas City, Kingman, St.

John and llalstead. If you need mouey, come we have plenty ol It. CAMP PHIL. SHERIDAN. the Notjiry 1 loneyfrom the bank I inks he was sDottei tw0 The painfcl that he could not walk the stairs.

He writps that, pftov miu ul il 'BWtnll. HMlVf'V sus nurds In tamnnr Tort Kile 41 limisiis. Ollii-t- In Viclrery Ail kit An I even I I his plications of St. Jacobs Oil hZ i at that time, as he sa V. TOUHTIIXOTT.

G. 13. EOHliER. lu.rui iiimiiiHsmiri.imnUv ntlendi'd to- in Hi ntirolv ttlu Chas.R. Mtjngkb.

V. E. Holmes. WM. VlNCKNT.

the Statu or United Htiiti-s courts. Sued i sumed its normal proportions. -2T- 4l tention civen to colloctions. Fort Riley, left Newton and steamed for Fort lliley reservation in good style. All went well until we arrived at Strong City and then it became necessary to Dut onfl nf for METERS 1.ATIIY, Attorney lit Law first door sou; Ii of Odd Fellows Iwll.

Ni 'us characters watching later in the day. The secure any booty, 'hereon searched diligent! forenoon but found no tra'c. it th. mei picic mentt iidnoV Mr. I.

53, ion, Kansas, will praeiiw ojaic Farmer and Mechanic. Don't fail to see that one thousand dollars we have displayed in our sout lln tml Htiires Bom-is, aiso ueiom inr u. o.v CHOICE CITY LOHNS Tiiind omiwat Wic.hilii, Kihishs. l'pnsions nm' bounties obtained, uoiiectioiis ininu-. uui cuipwais under arrest for disobey-inn- ntvlpra We.

can it to anyone that prove we make the second nri. "luveu at tne camn T. Axtfi.l, M. l)i T. v.

nn KWKit. si. m. tlrmalA and blood makes lies. 1W K.

7111 if p.m., tired and 1 1'ALACE HUSTLETIS, And Enemies to High Prices. 7-tj AXTHXL HltEWlill. pnysiiMiin.s ami snis, ceons. Ollice over Ka'es uuhiy. as soon as we could get ourra.

store, tlrstdoorsoutliot First NiiiIihihI uank tious we had supper. Supper over and School Hooka and School Supplies. Pull line nf fwhnnl i vAV-i 11 ooa' ot fullness fhe stom-artburn, sick-headache, Wic symptoms. a 'fe causes inditestion You will save money by so boautyi Im. neoessarllypi ing in a feelid ach, acidity, and othftr dioA tents piicneu we turned in for the night-but it was long after twelve o'clock be- ing to Moore's for your bot' At Per Ociit.

Intcrcwt And Low Commission, oi at PER CENT. AND NO COMMISSION. can be paid off before due in installments and i nnually or semi-annually. H. HOAG Hardwareat f'mi.

mm ll)H3 qj ana snoes. omu ui uus. 8 "ve ineHe trotiblcs Front. Newton. iore an me jignts were put out and the camp, was quiet.

Enough for sleep Inspection and review will be on the fairgrounds on Friday morning, sham ITavino; (letermiv.nd to close out mT offer thLS closely confined 1 hii? I 'uiuiorricklyAsh tried and proved -n rAc. rf nil "Loans 8-4t there rs norenedy est paid a 3uildiiiK hardware, tinware ammunition, etc, 7' uattte in the evening. Ur6 have plenty at Moore's Red Front at prices, Newton. iw, "tJ'i 1 Bank, Newton, Kas. OOl SlippUcM.

ks at F. B. tf iu cul aim guou enougn ror government rations; but the water is scarce and of a very inferior quality. Battalion drill at 3 p. m.

dress parade at 5:30 o'clock. School flookk At Oomsmeysit Seiiooi Book, and Scl.ool l' nil line of school books at Ober's, old building. tf Full line of school bc Ober's, O.buMinA est:.