Jackson County Federal from Holton, Kansas • 7

HOLTON. "Few will brlit vo Hint A. ADVERTISING arrivcd Svmns. the conservative, tduvwd busi 1 in yvnil liuill Atllt'll, inuiium, one IRiTES. day before Mrs.

Wllmnn rlii.il. Kim nt'ss man, was once worked by tliren-card nionto man. Hut he wan. all the came to Holloa with her son on Tlmrs same. Jtwiw in 1850, when a green country bov.

he was comma west to Contracts for indefinite time, by month day of last weok, anil returned to To- Kaul Gardiner crow un with the country. It was on 1 inch (calendar month) 1 25 peka, on her homeward journey, the Fx-CongiTHiiunn, Col. Wm. A. Phillips, of Salina, has written a letter, which takes the wind out of Congressman John Anderson's inflated reputation as an opponent of railroad monopoly, and a friend of the people.

Colonel Phillips refers to the Congressional Record as his authority for all of his statements, and from that shows and proves that Anderson is not the author of certain measures which numerous newspapers in tho pay of rail a Missouri river stenmboat, find the 2 inches 2 00 faker got a way with $25, half of all the next day. The sick lube wan then very much better, with good proHpocts for future rich merchant possessed, a 2 50 3 00 3 50 recovery. M. Saxton, now the St. Joseph banker, was on the bout, and took young Symns 1 1 A Last Friday an ollicer from Atchison unuer ins protecting wing, ni Josenh the voiuil' man did sonio tall Have the Finest Stock of Groceries Queens-ware, Willow and Woodenware in Jackson County.

Cull and Examine our stock before Purchasing Elsewhere. 3 county came to Holton and arrested a 4 00 4 50 5 00 8 inches 4 inches 5 inches 6 inches 7 inches 8 inches column 1 column Contracts for four weeks. man who was at work with a team on loafing for a week or two, when he went to work for nothing for Mr. Don-noil, afterwards of the famous firm nf roads have time and again assorted wero his bills; and pressed in congress the railroad grade. His alleged offence was the removal from the county of mortgaged chattels.

An effort was by his efforts. Ho proves that Ander (5 25 10 00 single month means Donncll, Lawson Simpson, or JNew York. lie worked two months for the lirivileiro of working, and afterwards son never took any part in the debates on some of these measures which he SCHILLINGER MECK, started to got out a habeas corpus and with it retake the prisoner from the irot a iob at eicht dollars a week and has been given the credit of fathering Contracts fob okk Year: board." Champion. Official CanvuKH. officer, but this was beaten by a hasty exit.

aud crowding through the house of representatives; and that he did not 1 inch 10 00 2 inches 15 00 Friday, Septemper 17, 1880, at 10 "The anarchists never can have any even vote for them. The Congressional Record is within the reach of nearly a. m. JNov the board meet ana organ influence in our organization. Anarch means destruction of law nil nrflnr 8 inches 20 00 4 inches 25 00 ize to canvass the vote upon the propo Furniture Coffins! sition to vote $10,000 bonds for the the breaking of racial ties and fabrics.

Our organization aims at maintaining order, and believes in substi purpose of building a school house, and having opened the returns made to tuting good laws for bad ones and estab- everybody, and if Col. Philips has misstated the record it will be easy to prove his statements falso. The implication is that Anderson's reputation as the people's friend as against monopolies has been systematically in-Hated by the railroad monopoly inter 5 inches 30 00 6 35 00 7 40 00 8 45 00 column G2 50 1 column 100 00 this school district board and ascer nsning more nrmly tho social ana po Fine Caskets and Window Shades. Have a Fine Hearse. East side of Square.

a litical ties that bind our people to eacb otuer. Mr. rowderly. Here is Noble Prentis' substitute for ests, and that ho has been used by them, at their pleasure all during his class books of the universities on the. duties of Be a decent man service in congress.

School Meeting. WHITING LOCALS. From the News. Social dance next Tuesday. Sickness in J.

A. Hawkin's family. Wm. McHaley is back from Illinois yourself; join a decent political party, tained tho result, it is found that 493 votes were "for the bonds," and 5 votes were "against tho bonds;" and it appearing to the board that a majority of all the qualified electors in the district have declared by their ballots in favor of issuing said bonds: It is therefore, upon motion, ordered that the bonds be issued in such amounts within the limitations provided bylaw, as the necessities and conveniences of the case may require, to be hereafter ascertained. E.

D. ROSE, The school district meeting which and do what you can to induce the party to elect decent men to office, taking met Friday evening pursuant to ad W. S. Engle and lady went east Tuesday journment was entirely harmonious. Henry Enmes has returned from Wyom The committee of seven which was Justice of the Peace, Notary Public Collecting Agent.

ing. care not to let your zeal lead you into cranky bolts and revolutions, with no end except the promotion of the meanest men of the meanest party. created to examine plans made report Messrs. Watson and Kampmier have gone favoring a plan presented by an archi KAS. HOLTON, to Boston.

tect from Kansas City, Missouri. Pomerov and George Clark went And now comes the Abilene Gazette It provides for a six room house, west Tuesday. with the assertion that John A. An F. M.

Green goes to Pennsylvania to come three on each floor, with a seating capacity of fifty-six pupils each. Trade. If there is any reason to complain of the condition of trade in Holton it is not apparent to the observer. The derson never was a prohibitionist. back with Mrs.

Green. J. H. Chrisman. E.

Rose. HEADQUARTERS The Bapsist church is improved in appear- Well, that is not a new statement, and This plan, or by the wording of the ance; thanks to the efforts of the ladies. there are thousands of good republi stores are full of goods and full of cus tomers too. Tho streets are full of Miss Florence, daughter of W. S.

Engle, cans who never have been convinced has returned to Bethany college, Topeka. teams, especially on Saturdays and that prohibition is the better way, but A surprise donation party was given Rev. the point now made is that Mr. Ander Brainerd of the M. E.

church Wednesday son has been talked about as being a evening. prohibitiontst and has allowed the talk LAN OFFICE OP BOSE CHRISMAIT. Lands Improved and Unimproved; City Lots, Improved and Unimproved. A General Real-estate Business Transacted. Correspondence Solicited.

6 ROSE CHRISMAN, Holton, Kas. Asurnrise Dartv took the premises of to go on for what it might be worth to him, while it was not true. Samuel Fleeter and lady, Monday evening, on the occasion of the fifteenth anniversary of their marriage. Our friend Lacoek was defeated for Mondays, but really, the trade seems to be good all week. Merchants look contented with the condition of things.

As to the labor market, it i3 seldom that idle men are to be seen lounging on the streets. When one wants a job of work done it usually requires considerable rustling to find one to do it. At the railroad freight station all is bustle and work. Altogether Holton is certainly prosperous, and fast becoming progressive. W.

son of S. O. Belden, and Miss Lula the nomination for county attorney of dauirhter of O. O. Belden.

both of Mt. Brown county, at the convention last Pleasant, left Monday morning for Wash week. He had a majority of the dele burn college, Topeka. rrnt.ps hef ore the convention met. but Mrs.

Walker, of Illinois, is motion which was adopted, a plan similar to this, was adopted by the meeting; all powers being relegated to the school district board, where they belong. A motion was made and carried without dissent that the school board proceed to erect such a school building, including heating apparatus, at a cost not to exceed the limit of bonds to be issued. Tho school district board were directed to contract with a competent architect to draft plans and specifications. The plan which the committee approved has been used in the erection of buildings elsewhere, where the limit was $8,000, and that amount found to be sufficient. However there are some points against Holton in items of transportation which go to make up the aggregate cost.

Our school board are men that can be trusted to get contracts at as low figures as are to be made. Still they will want and insist upon good work. visiting her tl traded him offi jea by "Senator" parents, Mr. and Mrs. Frits, and friends in John i ulton ana ueai.

nun oy one vote. T. C. McConnell's MUSIC EMPORIUM ESTABLISHED, 18 SO We learn that the convention was a town this week. And from here she will go to Marysville to see her brother, John Fritz perfect bedlam for a couple of hours, delegates calling each other liars, and family.

bad DON'T FORGET IT. The proposed amendment is too many particulars. scoundrels and mugwumps. Preach Thomas Berry and family, who lived here ers and deacons took a hand. It was this summer, returned to Jasksonville, 111., the place of their.

former residence, last so disgraceful that some of the preaeh- PIANOS, ORGANS, TnwiAv tn rtrr nrtn rmart.rr ntprffnTH npa lttha cn nnnr nT Tnpir rMlTli and remain for the winter. They intend to day sermons. iroy Chief. come west again. vuuu wuitus, Emporia Republican.

After the rains of last week, giving And Musical Merchandise. Every Piano and Organ Fully Warranted for 5 years. North Side Square. HOLTON, KAS. 9 Miss Sue D.

Hoaglin, one of the a relief from the long prevaling dust, cleaning windows was the fashion. brightest members of the last June graduating class of the State Normal school, has been nominated by the re 1 he size and weight of new corn publican convention as a candidate tor It is bad in the fact that it provides for seven justices instead of three as at present. It is bad in the fact that it provides for a minimum salary of live thousand dollars instead of three thousand as now fixed by the legislature. It is bad in the fact that it unnecessarily increases the term of office to ten years instead of six as at present. It is bad in the fact that it provides that the justices shall be appointed first by the governor instead of being elected by the people.

It is a bad proposition and the people should knock the stuffing out of it knock it into a cocked hat knock it into a jelly knock the breath out of it! That's about what they will do with it, to. Osage City Free Press. which shows up in the wagons coming Rafter Robinson will loan you money so that all, or part can be paid superintendent of public instruction in Jackson county. Miss Hoaglin was re into town these days do not indicate 51 short crops. garded as one of the most accomplished ladies in mental culture, that ever First National Bank, 3061.

A General Banking Businesss Transacted. Capital and Surplus, $67,245.68. Assets, $185,261,31. No Interest Paid on Deposits. J.

P. MOORE, Cashier. $2,000,000 to loan on real estate at lowest living rates of interest, by Rafter Robinson. 48 The funeral of Sadie Strowig, which graduated from this institution. Her friends among the normal students throughout the state will be pleased to hear of this recognition of her fine abilities.

Creameries. Full line cheap, and 82 of iron and wood pumps satisfaction guarranteed. J.T. Simpson. occurred on Friday last, was well attended.

As the procession passed through the city length was very long. Ex-Senator R. S. Hick is expected to attend court at Westmoreland this There is a cry for a creamery. They may be profitable to those who furnish Money can be procured of Rafter Robinson on real estate the same day application for loan is made.

50 Every farmer shouid get his grind The Fkdkral is still in the field asking for advertising patronage. Its value has not month. He comes a long distance the milk, probably are. They invaria from California, to look after his old READ THIS. Parties who receive this paper who have not subscribed for it, are invited to become subscribers.

Please continue bly raise the price of butter to local clients' interests. ing done at the Holton Roller Mills as we guarantee satisfaction on cood been overstated. It now goes regularly to large lists at every Secretary Lamar still retains his man wheat. Try us. 43 consumers but very many of them have proved to be bad investments to their stock holders.

If profitable anywhere, one ought to pay here, where Sedgwick at the Mexican capital des pite all the bad truths told about him by the press, by Americans there, and by the American consul there. milk could be collected from a smaller area than in many places where creameries are in operation. The collection THE BIG ORCHARD. Troy Chief. Four years ago we gave a description of N.

B. Wood's immense orchard, adjoining Troy, perhaps the largest in Kansas, that was then just coming into bearing. He did not live to realize his calculations concerning the orchard. Last Monday we went through it again, with George Wood. Four years added to the age of the orchard, makes a gi-eat difference in the amount of fruit produced.

The largest number of trees are the Ben Davis, and next the Winesap. These are good bearers every year. The Gennetting, of which there are a large number, do not bear as well this year as last. The Missouri Pippins, also very numerous, bear heavily, but this season the fruit is Lands in Jackson county, still un Choice family Hour, bran, chopped feed, for sale at the new feed store, on north side of sqdore, next door to McConnell's music store. 72 Furniture and CarpctK.

The place to find the largest and best assortment of furniture, carpets, curtains and undertaker's supplies, is on the south side of square: Everything sold at small profits. Louis Koebke, proprietor. 1 Jerry Kowe, the east side barber, of the milk with wagons is a very large per cent, of the cost of operating improved, held by non-residents, are being picked up now by parties posted postoffice in Jackson county, and to lists at postoffices in adjoining counties where Jackson county people receive their mail. It will reach, during the fall and winter months, every man in Jackson county whose name appears on township trus in the future nrosDects of the county. a creamery.

to receive it for three or four weeks, and then, after seeing-at least three copies, if you decide-that you do not want it, let us know it in the manner most convenient to you. In that case the paper will not be sent any longer, and of course there will be no collection made from you. If you decide to permit it to continue to come to you, then please arrange to pay for There is not much of such land left. There are now telephone circuits Last Thursday, after the cool rain, the temperature was recognized by the connecting all the Missouri River cities from St. Joseph to Kansas City, with Topeka.

Another reaches six or seven third class cities in. Osage county, and number of men with joints of stove tees' rolls, filed in the county clerk's office. pipe in their arms, toddling towards home. Woodsawers were in demand Ottawa in Franklin county. When smaller than usual.

There are many also. compounds and sells a very valuable cure for catarrh. Many nave tried it and proved its value. Call and get a package or send by mail to J. W.

Rowe, Star barber shop, Holton, Kansas. Fifty cents a package. 42 Schillinger fc Meek, of the east side furniture store, carry the largest and finest stock of coffins, caskets and burial robes. METALIC CASKETS the new road is completed through Holton from St. Joseph to Topeka, it will Rambos, which are very full.

Besides, there are the Jonathan, and a number Messrs. Price, Walker, Moore, T. not be much of an undertaking to have connections from Holton with all the of other varieties. But the great dependence is upon the Ben Davis and Lowell, J. went to Douglas township last Friday.

There is a tract of Here is a pointer: iou are at liberty to dictate that your advertisement appear in the form of reading matter, and in this type, if you think it points named. Where telephones have a year's subscription at as early a date as is convenient to you. This plan was adopted as the cheapest and quickest manner to canvass Jackson county. Winesap. The branches bend under land east of Hoyt which it is said would make a eood site for a new town.

The been established long enough for the always on hand. Preserving of bodies carefully attended to. They own one- the. weight of fruit, until their ends people to become accustomed to using touch the ground. To get a good po new railroad crosses it.

them any interruption is considered a public calamity. They are valuable Saturday morning last C. E. Rose re naif interest the city hearse. Ihey make prices and terms satisfactory.

41 Monuments. I can sell marble cheaper than you can buy elsewhere. Here is some prices of monuments put np in Holton moved his family and household effects expediters of business, -WW It 1 1 Ml I Smoke the "Little County Jail. Livery and Feed Stable. BAKER 4 McAHNERNEY.

Propr's. 69 The Jackson county jail is a disgrace. For a good smoke "Little cemetery this season by Topeka and tonouon, wnere nis iamiry win remain while Ed. endeavors to seek a location for renewing business. We earnestly hope that he may prosper wherever he casts his lot.

Westmoreland Recorder. mond. Leavenworth marble dealers, and my prices. Please compare them: It is not a fit place to put a healthy person, and sure death on a weakly -Dealebs Ik- buy clothing Scott paid 28. My price.

Save money and A. B. Grubb. Townsend paid 75. My price.

22 55 45 100 115 50 80 Money at 8 per cent, straight, ter Robinson. one. liesiaes it is not at au secure. A prisoner with a will, or with friends outside, does not remain longer than he chooses. Something should be done to remedy all this.

The county has once voted down a proposition to build a sition to look along the rows up or down the hillside, the spectacle is beautiful, looking like a forest of rose trees in full bloom. Mr. Wood estimates that he will have 4,000 barrels of Winesaps, more than that of Ben Davis, and several thousand barrels of other varieties, making fully 10,000 barrels, on which he thinks he will average $1 per barrel, after paying for barrels and expenses of picking. A handrome thing for one year. While this is much the largest orchard in the county, there are scores of others that, while smaller in extent, are just as full of apples.

This orchard has about trees, the greater part of them in tearing. It cost.3 something to keep it np in thrifty order, trimming and pruning, to prevrjit blight and deeay. 1 Million paid 65. My price Hubble paid 1 25. My price Sawhill paid 150.

My price. W.Webster pd. 65. My price. J.

Webster pd. 100. My price Horses and Mules. We buy, sell and trade. attention given to boarding private horses, and caring for buggies, harness, 90 An Onaga correspondent says: Rev.

S. N. St John was married last at Topeka, to a lady from James Crossing, Jackson county, whose name we have not learned. On Saturday evening a large number of his For the latest style hats go to A. B.

Grubb's east side. 66 new jail, and most likely would do fo -Little Have mond?" you tried the It is the best. now; at least for the same friends, both old and young, gathered again Look Here. When yon want a pump, go to J. T.

1 il i -i I ruMi il i at his residence souin oi tne city, ana amount, fttui ui is question is or mi I will duplicate any of the above monuments at this price. I have had 15 years experience as a marble cutter in eastern and western states. Give me a call. All work warranted first class. Drop me a line if you want work and I will call and see you.

Office at Rose Chrisman 's. C. E. Uronk. Holton, Kan.

lfi Simpson. 81. Go to Rafter Robinson for at low rates of interest. money 49 i were entertained in a royal manner by portance and should be agitated and Mr. and Mrs.

St. John. The Onaga considered until some plan is developed cornet band was on hand and rendered which would meet the approval of the Try a sack of Holton Roller Mills floor. It beats anvthin; on the roar- and 57 For bottom price in boot fihor. go A.

Grubb. 5omi srJlrnt mnsw. I pwple generally..