Ottawa Daily Local-News from Ottawa, Kansas • 1

awa Daily LocalQH ws OTTAWA, KANSAS, TUESDAY, DECEMBER 21, 1886. Vol. II Number 119. lO Cents Per Week. NO END OF SISTERS.

DAILY LOCAL NEWS. EVERYBODY'S COLUMN. How a Oarnetter Was Astonished Books! and Delighted. Advertisements other than "Situations Wanted" By W. Ii.

SERB. ELLIS SI. CLAUSE, Auociate Editor. 1 will be inserted in this column under the heads of Wanted, For Sale, For Rent, Lost, Found, making four lines or less, for 25 cents for two DAILY LOCAL-NEWS. 10 CENTS PEE WEEK.

JOB WORK A SPECIALTY. W. E. LYNN, DEALER IN Fancy Tobacco and Cigars. EAST SECOND STREET.

The vi.umns of ttie Local-News are opeitfo short communications upon uny and all sulyecU of local interest Communications must be short. To days, at cents lor tnree aays, or ou cenis pur wee. All advertisements placed In this column must be paid for In advance. This nils Is to avoid the collection of petty accounts. SITUATIONS WANTED.

The Local-Nbws Is the people's paper, and the Seople lu want of situations are cordially Invited use It reelr. without feeling that they are lin Books. induce brevity, toe shall charge regular advertising rates for all matter in ex- eess of forty lines. ine king on us. tsucn advertisements, noi exceeu-ig three Hues, Inserted free of charge.

The editors do not necessarily endorse the sentiments of correspondents, and Groat slaughter of books, albums, scrap-books. Great bargains for the WANT COLTJMN. are not responsible for them. TI ANTED Situation on farm by competent lurmer. Address this office.

Write only on one side of the paper KERR EMERSON, LIVERY AND TRANSFER. GOOD IIORSE3 FOR SALE. A specialty 18 made of moving safes and pianos. Transfer office wltli Ring onilth. Stable: cor.

Second and Hickory Streets and send real name with each favor WANTED To buy a show case. Inquire at this office. 119 olidayS WANTED An experienced woman to do general housewore. Three In tuffilly. Address, P.

O. Box 827. U3 A telegram received by Mrs. Lock-wood at 3 o'clock this afternoon, an FOB RENT. nounced the death of her husband at Kansas City.

The remains will be DR. W. T. BANKER Office over Shapter Residence ov Simpler store. FOR RENT Nice front room, over Olson's store.

Suitable for office. Inquire of P. Hamblln. ll'Jtf taken through here on the 12:20 train Dickens complete works, 15 vol. bound in Alligator, only $17,40 Thackerey's complete works, 11 alf Alligator, only 12 50 en route to Winfleld for interment.

FOR RENT A good 6 room house on Oak, be-tween 1st and 2d streets. T. i. Pyle, successor to Mice, ryie uo. no How many poor people are you going to make happy with a Christmas gift? rving3 works, 10 vol.

doth, only 590 PROFESSIONAL FOR RENT House of 6 rooms. Will rent all, or four rooms. Enquire at office Branson Elder Hardware company. 98tf If who favors us with a conv lrvings works, 10 vol. half Calf, only 12 50 Kuskins Modern Painters, 5 Ruskins Stones of Venice, 3 PAINTER PAPER HANGER, Office, Cor.

Third and Hickory. FOR RENT Room, No, 627 Sycamore street. Convenient for students. 94 munication, will send full name, the An am using incident is related concerning a well known business man of North Ottawa who was fortunate enough to marry a woman who hat) three attractive and stylish looking sisters. These sisters make their hornd at hia house, and it is their custom every pleasant afternoon to take a stroll down Main street, sometimaj braving Charley Bobbins' rickety olej Main street bridge.

The following im cident happened only a short time agOj, A stranger from the sand-dune regions of Garnett, encased in a rabbit skin trimmed overcoat, came to town, and on a sunny afternoon stood with Solicitor, roncelor in front of Wilkins' drug store engaged in an animated conversation. Presently a lady, young, well dressed and prepossessing in appearance, passed them on her way down street. "Who is that?" inquired the stranger, as Lis eyes followed her until she was lost behind the angle of the Pioneer store. "That's Mr. Blank's wife's sister," was the reply, and the conversation was resumed.

While they were talking, some minutes later another lady passed, somewhat older than tho other, and dressed in the height of fashion. The Gar-netter was evidently interested again. "Do you know that lady who just passed he asked his friend. "Why yes," was the response, "that's Mr. Blank's wife's sister." The sand-duner looked at him, made the remark that "she's a daisy," and then for the time being they forgot the gt-i.

tier sex and talked of N. D. They lighted a couple of Local-News cigars and were on the point of leaving each other when the attention of the Ottawa man was attracted to a comely female approaching them. "Here comes what some of our people consider a stylish woman," said he, addressing the "By Jove! I admire your taste," was the remark cf rabbit-skin after the lady had passed. "Do you know her?" communication will be considered.

"'OR RINT Rooms to rent fur lshed or unfurnished, on corner of 8d and "road street. It was a little sharp in Sampsel to go vol. Samuel Smiles' works, in cloth and Calf bindings, Bel-ford's Annual, the funniest book out this season for the FOB SAXE. to Washington at this juncture to urge his post office claim. Cleveland has the rheumatism and can't kick him out.

FOR SALE Two good houses, on Logan street; one with three, and the other with Ave rooms, New. Enquire at this olllce. lmo children, only 58 Boys and girls stories, profusely MISCELANEOX78. illustrated, only C5 It must be distinctly understood that no attention will be paid to communi Little pets and our baby's stories AGENTS WANTED A trade worth 850 to any family. Call at room 18.

Hamblln house. only 35 cations that are anonymous. We have received a number through our boxes OA KD AND ROOM Furnished, corner of 3d NORTH OTTAWA DRY GOODS STARE, Having Closed out My Stock of Groceries, I shall now Devote My Entire Attention to GOODS, Furnishing Scads, OLOTIIIIVG, BOOTS SHOES. 1 shall keep Good Goods and sell them H9 Cheap as they can be sold. 3VX.

23. The Poets in real padded back, andWalnnt Price 84.50. onlv 150 FOUND. Largs bibles selling 2.50, 3.50 and Tninrrun Inc. Jjllum wil lim upcia iiuuso dloiio, lunu Mignt.

-C a diamond jewel. Inquire of Sam. Smith. 119 5.75. Catholic and Episcopal prayer books in line bindings.

Josephus' com FOUND A pair of spectacles. Owner can have the same by paying for this notice. 109-tf plete works in Alligator, only $2.90, Milton's Paradise Lost, Dante's Purga tory and Paradise, Dora's Bible gal lery.etc. These books are illustrated by Dora, price in cloth moroco $4.50 THE QUEEN CITY RINK, Open every evening from 7 to 10 o'clock, irass Band Tuesday and Friday evenings. N.

B. The manager reserves the right to exclude any and all objectionable persons. 63tf that have this fault. Our friend Waring down Second street, who runs a gift paper, has one advantage over the average newspaper man no galoot ever beats him put of a year's subscription. Springer, of the Garnett Plaindealer, says that Ottawa girls are the prettiest women in the state.

Some day a Gar-netter may come along and tell us something we don't know. Go to any of the aid societies and they'll give you the names of half a dozen or so poor families who without helrt will have but a sorry Christmas. tr uctd On sale at the Post Office Dr. Hughes' Building, Sd Street, orxaoitfT tjt5 etaies. KANSAS, NEBRASKA DAKOTA R.R, COi No.

8. TIME TABLE No. 8. To take egect Monday, December No. 3.

No. 1. 13th, 185S. No. 2.

No. 4. A. M. I'.

M. STORE DlSt. P. M. A M.

"Oh, yes, that's Mr. Blank's wife's 2.15 6.15 0.0 1 5.5 8.00 7.46 Then leave an order with your grocer W. F. WILKINS. M.

D. PHYSICIAN SURGEON. Otlice over Wilhite's North Ottawa, 109tf 7.34 6.28 6.40 7.04 10,0 19.0 7.10 6.58 6 42 7.15 11.50 11.34 11.22 10.57 10.46 10.23 10.10 9.55 9.35 9.15 9.00 23.2 29.6, 36.8 42.21 50.01 R. R. Time Table.

80VIB. CARE OF CHILDREN. the Proper Education of Boya and Girls From Three to Six Years of Age. If mothers could only realize what critical period their children are passing through from the third to the sixth year, they would exercise more than ordinary care during that time. Not dnly physically but mentally and morally are they undergoing a change; change for better or worse, according to the care and attention they receive from their mothers and fathors.

A father is no more exempt from certain duties towards tho offspring than tho mother. He should always boar in mind that his assistance in the control of tho children is of more value to his tired wife than the presentation to her of a cpstly gift. It is at this time that children begin to notice papa's and mamma's bearinaj toward one another; let this always bo one of perfect courtesy and respect. Nothing so quickly destroys respect for parents as constant bickering in the presence of their children. The first thing a child should be taught is respect for his parents and elders; affection comes naturally with most children and is the most valuable aid in gaining control of their actions; next to that is respect, without it very little can bo accomplished for the child's welfare.

Parents should bear this in mind that children lose respect very soon upon hearing them disagree; nsing bitter cutting words to each other. This is inflicting tho first actual pain these baby hearts have been called upon to bear. In the presence of this the child experiences conflicting emotions, which ends in pity for one parent and contempt for tho other. parent, pause, consider before you lose this hold on the little being who has heretofore considered you perfect. Let there be unanimity of purpose in act, word and deed before these little creatures, who are so susceptible to every new impression, il yon would preserve their love and respect.

Where there are both boys and girls in the family, let it early understood that there is a certain amount of deference due the girls from the- boys; this has a refining influence upon the boys. An excellent way with boys is to teach them that they are tho natural protectors of their sisters. To sum it all np, increase the affection existing between them in every possible way. Reprove them for rudeness to one another, remembering at tho same time that they learn more from example than in any other way. Never laugh at pert speeches made by a child.

Most persons desire their children to be considered brighter than others. In consequence, as soon as the innocent little things can lisp a few words they are worked with and harassed until, in a parrot-like way, they commit to memory nursery rhymes, tho alphabet, which they are called upon to repeat before strangers until they become either bold in manner or painfully shy. Never repulse ft child who is of au inquiring turn of mind, answer him truthfully and as accurately as you can. It should be remembered that children are learning something, ne.w to them, every hour of the day. See to it that what i3 acquired is of the purest and best.

From the time a child is old enough to sit at the table, teach him the proper nsoef the knife, fork and spoon. Never allow a child to lean upon the table, habits such as that will accompany him all through life. He should be taught to wait patiently until his ciders are served. It is very important to carefully observe these minor points. By proper training in the beginning parents are saved annoyance and mortification in the future.

At this age children should be dieted as carefully as when they were infants. By this it is not meant that their diet should consist solely of milk; by no means, but do not fall into the error so widely prevalent, that children having obtained their teeth are capable of digesting all manner of food. This is the chief cause of destruction of life in children between three and six years of age. Their stomachs being totally unfitted for the rich food they are allowed to eat. Potatoes, meat, rice, oatmeal, brown bread, ripe fruit and as much milk as they can drink, is the proper diet for children of that age.

Jfra. E. L. Mumma, in Good Housekeeping. John Bunyan's Religion.

Bunyan's religion is thoroughly moral and practical. Great knowledge of Gospel mysteries is not a sufficient sign of grace; knowlodge without doing is "To know is a thing which pleoseth talkers and boasters, but to do is that which plcaseth God." Such is tho strain throughout. ,11 thero is any taint, it is that of spiritual militancy, which is inseparable from the nature of tlfo allegory. There i no real similarity between struggling against tho evil in your own heart and fighting armed assailant. A eerie." of physical efforts and encounter" must bo in somo mcasuro misleading as a representation of spiritual light, antl it was likely to bo particularly misleading In the enso of any sain) who had been In arms for tho oauo, and had learned to think less of conduct and self-control than of smiting the enemies of God.

Contemporarj Review. Chcesn pudding: Lino a small, shallow dish with good pastry, beat up twooggs, add half a pound of grated chrnso, a quarter of an ounce of butter nnd a seasoning of pepper and salt; mix well, pour into tho lined dish and biiko. Iloston Budget. 7.32 7.61) 8.05 8.23 8.46 9.00 to send a well-filled basket not forgetting a chicken or two, for they're better than a turkey any day in the week around to just as many of these families as your pocket-book can reach. OUR POSTAL SERVICE.

6.07 5.47 6.26 S.10 CRAiG JOHNSON, STATIONS. Ft. Scott Devon Mapleton Summit Laura (iarnett Hurrls Weverly Quenemo Tevls Topeka 2.31 2.43 3.08 3.21 3.37 3.57 1.12 4.32 4.53 .10 5.18 5.33 5.5a 6.07 6.26 6.45 6.6H 7.17 7.30 ARRIVE. DKPAHT, No. 1 Mall and 1:02 pm 122pm No.

6 Accommodation, in No. 3 Mall and 12:20 pm No. la 6:40 am 8.52 9.09 CARPENTER BUILDER 9.25 9.43 58.0 63 5 67.21 74.2, 82.0 89.0 97.0 104.2 109.0 115.0 120.0 NORTH. 10.01 10.20 10.42 Furniture Repaired. Saws Filed.

No. 3 Mall and 2:22 pm 2:42 8.33i 8.13 7.57, 7.35 7.14 7.01 6.43 6.28 6.00 4.40 4.20 4.02 8.40 3.18 8.04 2.47 2.82 2.00 No. 4 Ma and in a 10.65 The LOCAL-NEWS Series of Contribution Boxes. One Door North Jeffries Factory. No.

7:00 am LAWRENCE. 11.15 11.29 12.00 8.001 180.4 No. 8fl A ccommodatlon, 8 :15 The Local-News has placed about Flag stations. H. M.

FICKINHER, L. BUSH, Master of Transportation. Gen'l Mgr. si3ter." "Great Aleck Johnson!" exclaimed the astonished Garuetter, "Mr. Blank's wife must be a sister to all the good looking women in your confounded town." College Examination.

Examinations for the term ending Dec. 23d, will be held at the University on Wednesday and Thursday Dec. 22d and 23d. WEDNESDAY. 8:45 Algebra, Greek lessons, Latin lessons, Physics, German.

10:15 Rhetoric, Latin lessons, Physical Geography, Grammar. 11:45 -Algebra, Virgil, Heading, Gtfneral History. THURSDAY. 8:45 Arithmetic. Anabasis, Elocution, Chemistry, German.

10:15 Mechanics, Homer, Caeser. Geography, English Analysis. Books Cheaper H. P. WELSH, ATTORNEY AT LAW, Office, 204 Main- Up Stairs.

the city, at convenient points, a series of lock-boxes, intended to receive contributions from those who have not the time to go down town. The contents of these boxes will be collected everv mornintr. Communications are $1887cs4 Jllke Kennedy, Jas. Beattle. No.

9 Mall and 1247 No. 10 Mall and 2:42 No. 87 6:45 pm VRLINGTON No. 13 7:00 a No. 10 Mall and 12 in No.

9 Mall and Express 12 D) No. 14 155 en EMPORIA. No. 44 10:45 8 No. 43 8:00 COUNCIL GROVE, OSAGE CITY OTTAWA.

Arrive at Ottawa. Depart from Ottawa. 10.00 a in 7.00 5.00 1.00 Going East. Going West. MISSOURI VACIFIO RAILROAD CO.

Arrive. Depart. Express 11.10 am. 4.45 pra. Accommodation 6 pm.

11.40 a m. fcj respectfully solicited if you know of BEATTIE a movement of a human being worth appearing in our local columns, write GROCER! ONLY One Dollar AYEAR. $1 PATT.ONIZB HOME INSTITUTIONS. COUNTRY PRODUCE AND POTJLTXTST A SPECIALITY We Turn Our (ioods Quick, Are Satisfied with Small Fronts, and (iuamntee Satisfaction tn Quality and Price. Leave orders and have Goods Delivered.

Main Street, Near Bridge. than ever. We have always sold books The Weekly Missouri cheaper than any other house in Ottawa, and are determined to con THE SOUTHERN KANSAS R'l, IS A KANSAS ROAD. tinue to do so. Read the following And is thoroughly identified with the THE VERY BEST Interests anu progress or.

me uae oi Kansas and iis people, and affords its nntrnjm uneoualled bv anv it on a slip of paper and place it in the nearest box. If any of these boxes are tampered with by the mischievous, we will be obliged for the earliest information. The boxes are placed a3 follows: NORTH SIDE Keokuk and Main. Co-operative Wore. King, north Logan.

Public Pump. Eohr's residence. 8. K. Yards.

1 SOUTH sum. Elm and Second, Maple and Fourth. Willow and Seventh. Kim and Fifth. Locust and Sixth.

Main and Ninth. Cedar and Seventh. Poplar and Seventh, Cherry and Seventh. Sycamore and Fifth. Oak and Fourth.

Cedar and Third. Mulberry and Third. Mulberry and Second. Pontlae and Poplar. Cottage House.

The Revolution wood Coal a prices, and you will be convinced that we are knocking he spots off of competitors: Best Red Line Poets, 6) Chambers' Encyclopedia, $12; Webster's Large Unabridged Dictionary, Iriring's Knickerbocker and Sketch Book In one volume, finely bound, only 50 cents. All other books equally low. Come and see. John Jefferies Co. In commencing its 79th year this line in Eastern and Southern Kansas, ACCOMMODATION TRAINS daily It 1 i a fUi.

soundDEMOCRATIOpaperprom ises to excel any previous ones, It will contain The Latest Telegrams from all parts of the except sunuay uei-weeii -rvauaaa Olathe and Ottawa. THROUGH EXPRESS trains daily 1 IL world. IN OTTAWA Al J. DICKINSON, Successor to Horn Merrlinan. Just East of th8 S.

K. Freight Depot. I havo all kinds of tho beBt coal, and a large supply of seasoned shell-bark hickory and other woods. Leave orders at the Postoflice. 03-24t Editorials on all tho Important Issues of between iiansus Jity umui, vn-tawa, Garnett, Iola, Humboldt, Cha-nute, Cherry vale, Independence.

Win-Held, AVellington, Harper, Attica, Kiowa and intermediate points. the day. Reliable Market and Financial Quotations. A Special Department for Farmers, culled THROUGH MAIL trains daily except Sunday between Kansas City and from the Best Agricultural Journals oi the day; news from the different states where It Circulates. aim lmernieuiauj nut tions, making close connections at MHuwn flliiinnrn and Cherrvvalfi Choice Miscellaneous Matter for Family Reading.

with our train for Emporia, Burllng- rtr.rA nrwl I 'offoovlll A An Inquiry Department with a wide range of questions asked and answered. that has longbeen threatened is now here. Not a war entailing bloodslud and ruin on individuals, but a revolu A series of Short Stories from the best tlon in the exchange of properties. authors in fact, everything that goes to make up a Gilt-Edged Family Journal, r3T all new Subscribers it will bo AGAIN! C. NOLAN, THE POPULAR Merchant Tailor Is again to the fore with the largest and finest line of samples to select from ever brought to Ottawa.

have never commenced a season "One of the hnest victories won in the state was that of the Ottawa repub-publican, edited by Hon. A. T. Sharpe. The opposition was controlled by a few socialists, led by those who stopped the malitia train last summer at that towu when they were on their way to Parsons.

The fight really commenced at that time and has been hot ever since. The socialists were especially vindictive towards Mr. Sharpe. The ground was contested inch by inch by the republican, and all the humbuggcry and false hoods of the "Mixed Pickles." as the Republican denominated the worthy crowd who were lighting tho republicans, there mot with arguments and facts which resulted In their overthrow. Sharpe is to be congratulated on his splendid management of the campaign and the clean cut victory.

We do not remember a light which was conducted with more earnestness and good sense than that of the Ottawa Republican in the campaign just closed. Among the crowd that was snowed under wa3 P. P. Elder, of "them's Latin" fame, and Mr. Snow of the Journal.

The republicans of Franklin county did a valuable service to the party in the victory of business with half the opportunities ontr from this date to December 81t 1887, on tho receipt of ONE DOLLAB. to extend satisfaction to our patrons as the beginning of the present, and those EjySend for Sninplo Copy and read REMEMBER that by purchasing tick-ets via this line connection is made in the Union Depot at Kansas City with through trains to all points, avoiding transfers and changes at way stations. THROUGH TICKETS can be pur-chased via this line at any of the regular Coupon Stations, and your baggage cheeked through to destination East. West North or South. PULLMAN SLEEPERS on all night trains.

For further information, see maps and foldeis, or call on or nddress, S. 15. HYNES, Gen'l Pass. Ag't, Lawrence. Kan our Premium and Club List on 1th pngo.

who wish to avail themselves or rare bargains should look to their best Interest and see M. Durnbaugh, the ex-chancre man. who can interest you In Ejry Postmasters and News Agentl will receive and forward your sabscrlp tions Address both city and farm proper! y. 107m 1 THE REPUBLICAN, St. Louis, Mo.

As excellent (Its, In superior goods, and the very latest styles, as can be had In the city, at popular prices. Over Lemon's Store, cor. 2d an -J Main, OTTAWA, KANSAS. Toy Trunks Of all crades and styles, elegant for i Or, M. Agent, won' Emporia Globo." inwwH, Kansas Christmas presents, at 1'.

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