The Oneida Chieftain from Oneida, Kansas • 1

Chieftain Oneida Z3N0AH HARDY, Proprietor. "EQUAL EXACT JUSTICE TO ALL MEN.n $1. 50 Per Year, Cash In Advance. Volume 1. Hemaha gountg, gaturiag Joralng, Qctotcr 13, 1883.

$umbcr 1. Official COUNTY DIRECTORY ANNOUNCEMENTS THE CHEAPEST YET. SABETHA -I- BEPUBLICAN CAUCUS AND NAMES OT THE CHOSEN PERSONALITIES, ETC. A BABE CHANCE FOB EVERYBODY. No live man, who desires to be well informed as to what is occurring I hereby announce myself as a candidate for the office of County Commissioner for Nemaha county, subject to the decision of the Republican County Convention.

Lyman Knowles. Gilman Township, August 25th, '83. Hon. D. Martin, judge 2nd Jud.

Dt. J. II. Gleason, Clerk District Court. David R.

Vorhes, Sheriff of County. A. II. Burnett, 3d dt. ch'n, Boar T.

M. Durland, 2nd district Co. Geo. II. Adams, 1st distri't Comr's Joshua Mitchell, County Clerk.

R. M. Emery, County Attorney. J. F.

Thompson, Probate Judge. T. W. Johnston, County Treasurer. Roy A'.

Thompson, Register Deeds. J. A. Amos, Sup't Public Instruction Mort. Mathews County Surveyor.

S. S. Kaysbier, M. Coroner. T.

A. Decker is about to accept the position of editor of the Oneida Chieftain. His close pursuit of the law the past three years has somewhat impaired his health, and he reluctantly accepts this position hoping that the change will prove salutatory to his health. As a young attorney at the Hutchinson bar, it was only a question of time until he would take his place second none. His ability is recognized by all.

He is a fluent speaker, and a sound Republican. His editorials on the Herald of this city, of which he was editor, will be remembered in the live agricultural and commercial circles of the great New West, can afford to do without the old reliable Live Stock Indicator, of Editob Oneida Chieftain The Republican caucus of Rock Creek township convened at the town hall last Saturday. Some Prohibitionists, who have not as yet come to know that prohibition is a part of the constitution of the state, lansas City. No other stock or tarm paper begins to equal it lor Western men, and its market reports and would be enforced by either are absolutely the best made not quo I hereby annonnce myself a candidate for the office of Register of Deeds for Nemaha County, subject to the choice of the coming Republican County Convention. Roy A.

Thompson. ONEIDA DIRECTORY. party that would be in power, tried to make prohibition the predomi- tations, but actual transactions, and copied is authority everywhere. The regular price is $1.50 per year, long alter ne has gone. Ills many A A nant feature of the ticket, but failed brilliantly, in their attempt.

The delegates chosen were riends will be sorry to have him go, but we have a special arrangement and we congratulate the citv of by which we can furnish the Indica tor one year (and balance ot loStt Oneida and Nemaha county on so valuable an acquisition. Hutchinson Herald. free) with The Chieftain at only THE MARKETS. CATTLE Per cwt. $4 75.

HOGS $4 55. WHEAT Per bushel, 80c. CORN Per bushel, 30c. OATS Per bushel, 16c. New Potatoes Per 50c $2.25 for both.

Myron West, Ezra Hobton, Steele, White, Beady, Wm Boomee, Collins, II Adams, Sol Myers, Chase, Hesseltine, JF Clough, Dixon. I hereby announce myself a candidate for the office of sheriff for Nemaha subject to the Republican county convention to be held at Seneca October 13. J. D. Magill.

Hand in your subscriptions at once and fake advantage of this ex The many friends of T. A. Deck Young Chickens Per dozen, traordinary offer. er will resrret to learn that he is Address the Indicator, at Kansas soon to leave us for Oneida, Nema $2 00. EGGS Per dozen, 17c.

City, for free sample copies. ha county, where he will take The alternates were: Corwin, James Bellyea, BUTTER Per pound, 20c. charge of The Chieftain. Mr. Decker is a versatile and ready Money is king.

ST. J. W. B. E.

TIME TABLE. I hereby announce myself a candidate for the office of County Clerk of Nemaha county, subject to the de-ision of the Republican convention. S. M. Lanham.

Cunnick, Livee, II Griffin, Folgeb, Maguiee, Feeelove, writer, and will be a valuable acquisition to the editorial fraternity of Nemaha county. We wish him unlimited success, and have every TRAINS east. The authorities of Kansas City IIlkm Tetsloff, Glass, A McCaul, A A Sweet, m. made, a raid on a gambling hall run No. 4, mail and express, 2:09, p.

No. 6, Seneca passenger, 5:24, a. Ed Slosson. reason to expect that our hope will by Lucas fc Forbuch, and the latter and thirteen players were pulled. be realized.

Dollar Democrat. TEAINS WEST. All gave bail. The Prohibitionists finding that they could do nothing like they I hereby anounce myself a candidate for Register of Deeds subject to the decision of the Republican convention. C.

W. Hunt. No. 3, mail and express, 3:00, p. No.

5, Seneca passenger, 9:22, p. m. m. wanted to do in the caucus, with To whom it may conceen: I take drew and organized a "Temperance Caucus," where they could do as the tl S. R.

Crumbaugh, collector of in great pleasure in commending my young friend, Theo. A. Decker, to CHUECHES. ternal revenue at Louisville, answer Presbvterian. Rev.

II. P. Wilson DA.VIS BKOTHERS, Dea ers in 8. IUYI9 B. l)AVi exasperated loggerhead turtle in the bottom of the sea.

Take it all all with whom he may be thrown in every two weeks, morning and even around it was quite an interesting rr contact, as a gentleman ot sterling worth, thoroughly reliable and ed before the United States circuit court on the charge of using government envelopes and stamps for private correspondence. The opinion prevails that the charges giew out of personal hard feelings on the part American awl Italian Monumsnts, Tombstones and Headstonca, Hiawatha, Kansas. All work warranted anil satisfaction guarantee! Methodist. Rev. Talman, every 2 trustworthy in all the relations of life.

weeks, 11a. presbyterian church affair. Geo. Hook has gone to Jackson ville, 111., to attend business college Christian. Rev.

Charles Rowe Both as a young attorney and as W. ALLEN, Proprietor s. and breaches every other Sunday a journalist, Mr. Decker has so borne George is a young man of ability Sunday night. himself as to command the confi of former attaches of Crumbaugh office, and that the investigation will result in the matter being Congregational.

Rev. O. A and will succeed in his way. The county Sunday school con dence, respect and esteem of all in this community. Delmonico Restaurant, South side Monroe Street, Onbida, Kansas.

Dear in Oonfect onery, Fruits, Cigars, ISfMenls at all hours. Palmer, every two weeks at presby terian church in the evening. I confidently predict that those vention met here last Thursday and Friday. After a lively discussion upon several topics, in which all K. MASHETFS, Dealer in T.

UNION SABBATH SCHOOLS. among his future lot may be cast, will after acquaintance with Mr. Decker, need no further recommen-dation, as a bright and well-read seemed to manifest quite an interest Presbyterian Church. Every Sun The illy-assorted couple whose wedding took place some time since at the New York museum, are still General' Merchandise, Sabetha, Kansas. they adjourned.

day at 10 o'clock, a. m. Protracted meetings, prayer meet holding receptions there. Lots of Carres a full stock of verythine, and as he Christian Church. Every Sunday morning at 10 o'clock a.

m. cells for cash only, he can pave you from 10 to 2t per cent. He lins a and flue stock ol GROCERIES on hand, and at ttie lowest living lawyer; a good writer and a perfect gentleman. Respectfully, L. IIOUK, Judge 9th jud.

Ks. ings, Sunday schools together with the skating rink, parties and dances, sympathizing males express their feeling for the slim young man of pneex for spot cash ouly. makes this quite a lively community, KS. C. S.

BRINK. SECEET SOCIETIES. We wonder what causes so many Fashionable Dressmaker, -L. V. J.

young men to drive south Sundays ONEIDA LODGE and no other day except Sunday? NUMBER 213, 1. O. 145 pounds as they clutch his hand, while the looks of sorrow and disdain seen on female countenances, appear to express sincere regret at such a finely built mass of 575 poun fTi-of flesh having thrown herself away on a flimsy specimen of the genus homo. First door east o. Kerns' hardware, meets every ivionaav er Some of our base ball boys have a Kanuas, in Odd Fellows' Hall, Oneida, Kas Oneida, practice of going out in the country The fair at Parsons, Kans itu-ed on Tuesday.

Prospective, but a heavy rain set in at 9 o'clock and continued until after 2 o'clock, mak-it almost impossible to get around. The managers concluded to postpone the fair until the next day, and then continue during the remainder of the week. Tisiting brothers in good standing are cordially invited to meet with I. Chamberlin, and playing ball on Sundays. It is queer that they can't get to play enough without playing with scrub Oneida, Kansas, proprietor of the Citv Liverv.

Sale and Feed Barn. us. S. W. Allen, N.

Aabon Harter, V. G. clubs on Sundays. Give me a call when you desire De. S.

Murdock, Secretary nobby tarn-out or a good horse-feed, Literary societies are beginning It. A. K. Oneida Post, No. 163 to be organized in different places.

Onion J. Junebug. meets in Odd Fellows' Hall Friday A. A. BURK, night, on or before the full moon in Oneida.

Kansas, -proprietor of the each month. II. D. Shackelford, P. City Dray.

I am prepared to hau Reports from Brewton, give two deaths from yellow fever since the 4th. Fourteen cases are under treatment. The doctors are of the opinion that it is the hemhorrhagic malarial fever. The neighboring towns are quarantining and trains are ordered to go through Brewton without stopping. Mobile was also quarantined.

rods to anv part of the city at W. C. Hamlin, Adjutant. A glass of good whisky may some- At Galveston, the residence of D. II.

Bugein, an old granger, 70 years of age, who had just married a widow of 30, was burglarized yesterday during the absence of the couple and $3,000 abstracted from a secret drawer. reasonable prices. times do harm, but it is an awfu coaxer to make a politician tell the gr. g. g.

gohnAton, gcntlAt, truth when in private conversation S. of T. Oneida Division-, No. 57 meets every Saturday night in Odd Fellows' Hall. Visiting brethren are cordially invited to meet with Wm.

Bbiggs, W. P. Wm. II. Sheibee.

Scribe. Snnfica will visit Oneida the 3d Peoria National Democrat. Monday and Tuesday in each month All work guaranteed. Office at the Samuel Stevenson. The Rock Creek Republican last Saturday, resulted in a and two sets of delegates were At Liberty, Ella Greely was shot and Instantly killed by Ambrose Daggett, a young man who was II.

E. 'ROBERTS, PROPRIETOR chosen. Both delegations expect seats in the county convention and Mr. Houghton, the sensational preacher in Connecticut who sought to Hft himself into notoriety by denouncing the murder of Rose Ambler, has been dispensed with at the church, by his congregation. A few week's further training under Tal-mage will make him all right.

He was a little too fresh at the start. suiter for her hand. Daggett then CITY MEAT MARKET wish to represent their township palace feel garlor Oneida, Kansas, Newell Co. proprietors. A choice line of cigars, confectionery, pop, lemonade, cider constantly on hand.

Those who like to "sport upon the green" will find a first-class pool tabla at this hall shot and killed himself. The double crime was committed because the young lady rode out Sunday with Such feelings ought not to exist, as a Republican defeat will be very apt to follow. Fresh and Salt meats alwavs on hand. Hides, Tallow, etc. bought and sold.

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