The Minneapolis Independent from Minneapolis, Kansas • 3

Whu Minneapolis is going To have a big Now is the tints to buy the 1 1 TOM! mm of the people show, one of the largest in the country the Double Uncle Tom's Cabin, with 25 performers, 10 colored singers, 2 donkeys, and 6 blood hounds. NEW HOME 'jy ,1: ,1 UllUUCdpUll cL li. surrounding country to 'ext Friday, Oct. 17, we are to have PRESIDENTIAL CHAIE AAV AITS FOR ME! St. John.

AND ME TOO! Ben Butler. AND WE also expect to get there! Cleveland and Blaine. BCT! FOH ALL THAT S.I I my the celebrated Boston Double Uncle Tom's Cabin, one of the largest com call and inspect Lis new Sewing Maonine. See the New Home Rooster in another columiF. ii.

1 111 iitt-Ti ir? ui jhjliiii panies of the kind in the U. S. They will bring 25 performers, 10 colored plantation singers, 2 Topsys, in songs and dances; 2 Marks, the lawyers; 2 PORTI Ft Gents Furnishing Goods, and trick donkeys and 6 mammoth blood hopes by strict attention to "business, esT to merit a large share courtesy and lovT Be it known to tlie citizens of Minneapolis and Ottawa county, that once more we afront them with the announcement of having received, and adding daily to it, ONE OF THE LAEGEST MOST COMPLETE AND ELEGANT STOCK OF tKeep9 fourteen brands ofCHEWIN Tobacco. SFourteen brands of SOAP. tWA nice line of CANNED FRUITS.

AND COFFEES; And as for SUGAR! Well! Our sales last month speaks for itself. A. Porter. hounds. They also bring special new scenery, steamboats, flatboat3, transformation and allegory.

Many new and original ideas will be introduced, such as the great plantation and steamboat scene on the Mississippi. of their patronage. tit CALL AND GIVE US A TRIAL. i -I X. Go and see the expert at the opera house skating rink next week.

See Hon. D. Overmire, and other resubmission Republieuns will speak in this city, Monday, Oct. 20th. at 2 p.

m. and at Delphos at 7.30 p.m. The addition to the Chicago Bazar gives room for a larger stock than hasj ever before been carried in that building and E. Winter Go. have got it chuck full of goods.

Chas. Franks, the champion skater of the world, will exhibit his skill at the opera house, Oct. 13. Everybody should see how skillful he can perform on the rollers. The Coal Creek people will have the pleasure of hearing the able speaker, Hon.

C. B. Hoffman, at the Romick school-house on Wednesday, Oct. 15. C.

Dale was in the city Wednesday' We have heard some of the leading prohibitionists say Ihey will vote for J. C. Dale, that tney know him to be not only a gentleman but also a good judge of law and is a scholar. Will the Hall school-house hold the large crowd which will be present to hear Hon. C.

B. Hoffman on Oct. 18? It will be an entertaining and instructive address, and those who wish to hear the issues of the day discussed -in a most able manner, should be tresent. Hon. D.

Overmyre, the talented statesman, will speak at Minneapolis, Monday, Oet. 20, at 2 o'clock p. and at Ielphos at 7 o'clock p- m. Every true Republican in the counly should hear him. Glick is still the favorite.

He wfll be re-elected by a good majority. axou: cedent. At the request of many electors oi Ottawn county, I hereby announce mj-self an independent candidate for election to the office of County At GLOTHIK SPECIAL MENTION! D. C. Chii man.

torney. 1 PERSONAL AND LOCAL. Expert skating at the rink, Oct. 13. II.

Olney was visiting in this city this Jas. tTosliu. HARDWARE T. E. Hurley.

Book Store. STATIANERV. ALBUMS. "Ol LET BETS, WORK BOXES. TOYS.

Spe tacles, fec. week. what the press says of him. Notwithstanding the inclemency of the weather last night the skating rink was crowded to see the fancy skating of Mr. Charles L.

Franks, of Pekin. Wo are unable to give any adequate description of his performance. He seemed to do about everything that one man on one pair of skates could do, and did each one with perfect ease and giace. We noted a few of the movements, which are aa follows; Pivot circles, Philadelphia twist, Philadelphia grapevine, mtrrtry, Galliger, crape vine single and double, single toe slide, on to Richmond, spread eagle on the heels, promenade step, waltz step, grapevins on the heels and hand spring on -skates. Besides these and others which might be named he does a large number of fancy movements of his own 'esntriving which have not been named.

In all he has command of 192 different movements. of every description. Ever brought to this city; and for style, material "make up" and prices, Cannot be SxceUed. By any other house this side of Chicago. Jacob Campbell spent l3t Sunday in Top ek.

W. P. Hall has the best line of Organs and Pianos in the country, and was the only dealer who came out and showed A. (i. Bixley is the nw singing teach er's name.

Col. Albert Tooley was in the city up his goods at tho fair. They knew O. W. Harbaugh.

I. W. Slaughter. Thursday. HAKKK39, WiNDMiLLS, the Estey would take the lead, and they did not come out.

Call and se. The "little pill" ticket will be defeat SADDLES, PUMPS, ed by a laro-e majority. I and everyta'as1 carried Our claims for popular prices and fair dealings are Jones' meat market 13 the place to troy I have improved and unimproved HOSE and FIXTURES. Two yeas ago Robinson received a rote of this ye most of this vote a nice roast of a choice beefsteak. Mr.

ranks received las instruction farms for sale a.s cheap as the cheapest. too well established to need any further commend. by a nrst-otass 4w37 Jonas Davis. will go for Glick. Besides this the re Steve Tunis will be elected Clerk of District Court by a large majority.

from Frank Bayliss, of Peora, well known in this city, and is undoubtedly tho finest skater who has visited our city.fJacksonTille Daily Journal. submission Republican vote will a-bout 60,000 more. Some of the zealous All persons indebted to me by note or Harness House. Macuiues. Win Henderson, was in the city sev Please note a few prices on some of our staple Republicans will bo astonished -lifter otherwise are requested to settle the eral days the past week.

election. Last night the large crowd of spec PRESTON'S same with Thompson Richards. 37 wl Jonas Davis. goods: Mark Pottei. spent several days visi HESTAURANT.

If a farmtir, living 15 milea from a tators and skaters who gathered at tho roller skating rink were treated to. some ting friends in'ib'is city the past week. town, is suddenly callod upon to go to Day and Week Board The resubmission Republicans -of this CURRENT A good serviceble, heavy overcoat, in all sizes, at fine skating. Mr. Charles L.

Franks, of Pekin. has been engaged by the enterprising manager of the rink, Mr. Ep county will support the resubmission CiOOD, CLEAN BEDS the town to procuro some spitituous liquor for to be used in a case of sudden sickness, which his intelligence and Until November 15 party. (On Concord Street. Notice.

The opera house skating rink will be open to the public every evening except Tuesday, which is club night, for the member of tho Minneapolis skating club. Only ladies admitted free at all times. W. J. Pottek, Manager.

person, to spend a few days in -the city Only Onts Jos. E. Starats and wife are at the experience gives him positive reasons to know he can cure by a 2') reparation, North of Depot.) and give some exhibitions' of fancy skat Ballou House. Mr. Starats hag been engaged as clerk.

ing. Mr. Franks has wonderful com S. G. Preston, or by the pure or dilute spirits.

He enters a drug store and makes his wants mand of his skates, and is one of the Prop- Flint's new store room is completed, best fancy skaters now in tho rinks. Beardtown (111.) Illinoian. and is now occupied by G. W. Port mammoth clothing store.

E. L. B. Crosby. Professional.

known. The druggist tells him he is not permitted to sell the goods to him unless he wants them for scientific or mechanical purposes, and 5f he wants them for such he can procure them by DRUGGISTS. As It Is. Th suffering in Pennsylvania and (Establishes 1S74.) F. It, Stevens.

rrery description at takiDg a Bolemn oath: and then and J. D. Russell, the now dentist, guarantees all his work to be first-class in ev ery respect'. Go to Harry Ritter's tonsorial parlors under Trade Palace. Work executed with neatness and dispatch.

Henry Son's new addition to solid stone corner is ready for tha plas there he is offered an affidavit to fill, Ohio is intense. Thousands of laborers are out of employment. The iron and Wholesale Retail PAINTS. TARSISHE8. BHD KOCK PRICESJ sign and swear to.

lhe goau and up Good, suitable Cotton. TxrorstocL Su'ts AT $4.50 A GOOD JEANS PANTS AT $1.00. And many other articles too numerous mention at crrespondinjly Low Prices. PLEASE CALL ANKEXAMISE OTO STOCK AND right farmer says he does not wish it Tard North of Depot ters. It makes a nice addition to their OILS.

BRUSH f.H, for such purposes ho wants it to use Dr. Miller answers all calls in the city 01 county, day or night. Office consultation free. Special attention to SE-re. TOILET ABTTCI.B3, for medical purposes.

The druggist tells him next he will have to see a doc E. Crosby Son's new store building diseases, of women tand chiidren. is completed, and they have moved their tor and get a prescription. Off the anx drugs into it. It is the finest drug store ious anu nonest larnie-r goes, Unas a doctor who probably don't know any JfTo'vr Goods At Slaughter's.

-m the city. coal industries have never been in so deplorable a condition. Times are hard, and men, women and children are hungry. Politics is poor food for these people, and the remedy 'prescribed by politicians is bitter, To offset all this suffering, the Hon. Wra.

D. Kelly, of Philadelphia, has just returned from Europe filled with awe at the distress which exists in Europe. He tells the workingmen that they know not what poverty is. But it is hard for Mr. Kelly and the protectionists to convince workingmen when they are starving.

mre abont a sick patient than an or The foundation is ready for the eroc Spooner Patent Horse Collar, the best thodox docs about the devil; he asks tion of W. L. Harvey's new residence M. D. for a prescription for the spirits.

on Fourth street. in the world. A large stock of No. 1 draft harness, well made of carefully selected stock. devil, dar Vv anted To purchase a fresh milch ling." or whatever M.

D. may stand for, replies that it will be necessary for him eow that gives a big mess of milk. L. M. Ballou, campaign whips, with miniature pic to see the patient before he can pre G.

33. TTJS TUS, tires of Blaine and Logan, and Cleve The fact is our workingmen are taxed Everybody is going to see the Double land aud Henuncks, -upon them, at to death. When work stops expenses Uncle Tom's Cabin, at the opera housa continue. It costs tust as much to buy next Friday, Oct. lata.

-AT HIS- Slaughter's popular harness store. Robes and blankets. Pennypaeker collars at Slaughter's. Lon Henrie's new residence, in the southeastern part of the city, Ioms up give a guarantee with every set clothing and other necessities when a man is idle as when he is at work. The so-called protection policy of tho government has closed the 'foreign market against our factory and farm products, and our workingmun are obliged to lie handsomely.

It is now ready for the BOOT-l-AND-l-SHOE-l-STOKE of harness sold by us. Robes and blankets at Slaughter's. plasters and painters. 15. F.

Parker, the genial gentleman. uon lorget the old place when vou n. JLiO-w Prices, the life insurance man, has returned to the city after a few weeks' visit in the want a good harness. Prices as low as the lowest for thing in our liue crib'j. This reveals tho fact to the hardy hnd of toil that there is no way to get the medicine hewishaja other than to have the doctor tormake the 13 mile trip, and next comes lo for the trip, and if the doctor is like some we Lave heard of he will want his money in advance.

If the graduate thinks a little stimulous is necessary he will prescribe, and the farmer is then obliged to make another trip of 13 Ktuiles to tho drug store, Kinking in till 60 miles and $16 cash; or, if the doctor thinks some pills will answer all purposes, the patient may die before morning then the expenses is $15 for doctor, 75c. for pills, for a cofiin, 00 for burial expenses, and the loss of a wife, a daughter, a son or a friend, worth a million more lives to hin than cam ever be saved by the prohibitory law. Farmers, vote for Glick, Ellison, Hoffman, and any east. E2g A prominent prohibitionist informed us yesterday that the prohibitionists are Is daily receiving new goods of the Latest Styles and makes Ilia goods are selected caretully, and buyers will find them as represented. For a Shoe or Boot that will fit and wear, you want to call on I G.

II. JUSTUS, I At his BOOT SHOE STORE, on 2nd Minneapolis CAT.T, AND SEE GOODS AND GET PRICES NOMINATED! turning out for the peoples' anti-monop oly ticket. IT F. A. Bowen's re-election is assured the teachers are at work for him.

He idle until some new development will start speculation and waste. But what, in the meantime, are the men who have amassed their millions out of the government's policy of protection doing for the workmen? Do they share with the workmen the loss and hardship of these days of distress? We read of a Mr. Jones, who was chosen chairman of the national republican 100,000 to the campaign fund to secure the election of Mr. Blaine. Mr.

Jones is described as a sharp, shrewd organizer, a "thorough protectionist," and a man of great wealth. How much more business-like'it would be if the laws protected Mr. Jones'work-men so they could have earned thisf had it laid by ready to draw for their rents, their clothing, fuel and food has made a good officer and he deserves Fall goods just received. to bere-elected. Miss Sallie Partington, the greatest "Topsy" in America, is with the Double Uncle Tom's Cabin, and will appear A TRIP TO ABILENE.

3VEIZDT2ST 0 next Friday, Oct. 17, at the opera house A. Johnson, will get big major NeW Dress Goods. lty this county, he minds Ins own business and does not take much stock the torchlight shows. L.

M. Ballou would like to board Has now got a firm brings everything in the shape of B-ULildeirs Tinware Lnd Stoves DIRECT FROM THE FACTORY, And by doing so, eecare to their customers the Ju young man who wishes to attend school New stock Black Silks Goo -AND- during these times of depression. But that is not the policy. Mr. Jone and his protectionist friends make investments for the same, purpose for which money is invested elsewhere and by other people.

He invests in the Blaine campaign that he may re ccive the same back with the greatest obtainable interest. In Blaine's election he eels a partner in business. In Blaine's election he secures absolute guaranty against the disturbance of the laws (Which enabled. lirm, Jones, to make his fortune and to contribute the 100.000 to the campaign fund. Is the issue plain? Do workmen believe the master who says he cannot afford to keep the mill open and who can at the same time contribute princely sums to a campaign fund? In Pennsylvania there is great discontent among the laboring people, and they may bo deceived yet awhile, but not much longer.

The Million. New stock colored Velvets. "ZLPrlce. Xttes Jy the Way. The train left Minneapolis at 4 o'clock p.

in. Chan I'erdue was the pleasant conductor; he seemed right at home in this line of business. The train wag well filled'; about one-eighth were women, one-third Democrats and one thiru resubmission Republicans. The balance were prohibition people. Good order prevailed all the way to Abilene.

The company were very nice people to be with. Discussion of politics was not very generally engaged in on the way to the rally. When we arrived at Abilene we were precipitated into a dense crowd. Some shouted Martin, soma -shouted Glick and some were too hungry to hollow they were in search of a first-class hotel. After supper we met naany resubmission friends, who had Jut arrived in the city.

Aftsr perambulating the streets awhile we accepted an to Hon. Burton's office, where wo could get a good view of the Republican people who were to march through the streets. The music and marching soon commenced. The Goddess of Liberty elicited considerable attention, because the Minneapolis patriotic boys guarded her nobly as they marched in line nex to her. If the Minneapolis boys had not been present some other company would of had the superlative honor, etc.

The shooting of sky rockets and other fire works, by flambeau clubs, was a sirand success as a display of many colors in the air, but as an argument for votes it did not seem to do the work. LE-CTJE To fill a prominent position in every household New stock Ginghams. in the State of and would do chores morning and evening to pay for his board. 25 performers, 10 colored plantation singers, 6 mammoth bloood hounds and 2 trick donkeys, r.nd all coming with the donble Uucle Tom's Cabin next Friday, Oct. 16th.

Hon. T. Ellision will be elected by the largest majority ever polled by any candidate for representative in this county. The resubmission Redublieans and the liberty-loving Germans will give Mr. Ellison a strong eupport.at the polls.

The Jolly Coon Quaret, new songs, specialties, etc. The opera house with the new neenery will help wonderfully to produce this moral drama in a manner never witnessed in Minneapolis before. Kotice the dates and places where anti-monopoly meetings are to bo held. They are advertised in another column. Chipman will be his" own successor.

Hundreds of Republicans say they will vote for him. The people of Pleasant Valley are anxious for the date, Oct. 16, to roll around. They want to hear the distinguished speaker, Hon. C.

B. Hoffman. He will be-there at that date, sure. The people from the country are all coming in next Friday to see the big Double Uncle Tom's Cabin. 25 performers, 10 colored South Carolina plantation fingers, 2 imported Irish trick donkeys and 6 mammoth blood hounds.

Mr. Iyne and others, of Chapman, who have been so anxious to hear the Hon. C. B. Hoffman discuss the issues of the dr.y, ill have the pleasure of hearing him at the Melville school-housi-.

Oct. 17. TWO TOPSYS XS1 Q- O. i-i ft -P Pi ri New stock and style of Prints. They also se.U the famous down Vaioci StO" es 'With, the Patent Oil Strainer, Lever Valve, Water Trap and Safety Tank; ah and Union Churns, Hare ood Refrigerators Screen Iioors Screen Door and Window Frames.

Also the Ceiebuftted Baker Wire, $3.00 cheaper per hundred rods on a three-wire fence any wire made, and that firm is McConn oil THE STRAIGHT HARDWARE DEALERS. 1 Kansas. W. P. HALL AG'l New stock red Flannels.

Minneapolis Kan Mrs. M. E. Hallows. Mrs.

E. D. Mclntyre. BELLOWS McINTYRE. 0 A NEW New stock cotton Flannel Dealers in CD CD CQ SO ct- OQ SO 0 CD hi a1 --MILIINEfiT- Lumber Yard New stock Hosiery, We keep in stock a large assortment of th latest designs and styles of millinery and lad ies' furnishing goods.

Also do first class WITH. -D BESS MA UNCLE TOM CABIN, IN THE HIGHEST STYLES OF THE ART. Delphos Kansas. AT New stock Neckwear. Will be opened at Minneapolis by the C.

C. SUKBEK, Opera, ZE3Coui.se, TjHTSiciau SURGEON. All calls promptly Attended to. day or niirht. The assembly of people were oo intelligent to be controlled by torchlights and burning powder.

After the powder played out many people repaired to the opera house and court house to hear party reeords discussed. Martin's public reading is all we could get a chance to hear. Those present who heard the speech read several times say he is improving. Probably he nas it nearly memorized. A colored company of about twenty (Republicans) sang some funny songs on the stage at tho opera house.

As they left the stage the friendly politicians, Martin and others, shook hands with them in a most friendly manner. After we got tired of standing up we left the opera house. As we passed out we met a democratic friend. He asked us if we would take something. Some of the boys said yes, so away they went and we watched them, and seen them enter 23 raloons and come out again with a disappointed look on their face.

They said the beer supply had all played out; there were too many prohibitionists in town during the day. We took a crons-lot cut toward th depot, and snexpectedly came across a crowd of colored Martin men, who were seated in a circle drinking beer, which was being passed to them by soma white Republicans. We didn't take any we went on, and was satisfied to take a 12 o'clock lunch at tite Henry House. Office east side of public square. DELPHOS, KANSAS.

Friday, Oct, 17. STRONG LUMBER COMPANY PRESTON HOUSE S. G- Preston, Proprietor- Boarding bv the day or week. Lode: New stock Underwear. 1 New stock Boots and Shoes.

mg Meals 25 cents. Headquarters of siage lines. tirny the popular men men, havt opened their new meat market in the building formerly occupied by Hamilton's tailor shop, one door east of A. Porter's grocery store. Messrs.

Gray Lee have always a choice lot of meat on hand, both alt and fresh; also chickens and game in their season. The able legislator, Hon. C. B. Hoffman, will Bpeak at different places in this county; Oct.

15, 16, 17, 18, 27, 28, 29, 30 and St. As many of our citizens as possibly can should avail themselves of the opportunity to hear him; he is acknowledged to be the ablest debater in the legislature during his term. Hon. C. B.

Hoffman, candidate for State Senator, will speak at Romick school-house Oct. 15, at Pleasant Valley Oct. 16, at Melville school-house Oct. 17, and at Grover school-house Oct. 18.

Every body should hear this talented young ftatema, LEGAL NOTICE. STATE OF KAN8AS, I Ottawa County, fs8-In the District Court in and for aid. cou nty The Nonatuck Silk Company, Plaintiff, vs. L. L.

Day, G. It. Cobleigh, N. S. Kinsr, H.

F. Day. H. S. VanRiekles and W.

G. Marston, copartners, doing- business under the firm name of Day Bro. He Company, Defendants. To the above named defendants: You are hereby notined that on the 2d day of October, 18S4, an order of at tuch merit for tho sum $1110.31 was issued out of the above named Court against your property, and that unless you answer the petition of plaintiff tiled therein, on or before the 26th dajr of November, 1HS4, judgment will be rendered apainst you for the sum of $111.33, with interest thereon at 7 per cent, and cost of suit. As soon as stock can be procured from the east.

Buy your gruceries of i He 6ells at ri New stock of Everything. x. m. rrice a And delivers goods to any part of the city HEM1LSTK0NG, and an order of sale will be granted for the FKEE OF CHARGE. sale of the of Sec.

27, in township twelve, range 3 west, in Ottawa county, Kansas. Weigi.et, Bckki.ky, Flasnbt Sc. D. C. Chip-xix, Atty'B tor Pltrj Soon after we mounted train and returned home, more of a resubmissionist th.nn vrr.

Thn ilr south.