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Washington Kansas Daily Republican from Washington, Kansas • 4

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125 NOTICE OF ELECTION There will be Indenendent Mass Meetings held at the fols lowing times and places. Driskell school house October 3 1st at 7 o'clock, v. Henry Rowden s. luesday eve ning Nov. 1st, at 7 o'clock p.

m. BUSINESS OAHDS. 4 CHAS. WILLIAMSON, M. PIIPSICIAN SURGEON, WASHINGTON, KANSAS, Office in the Drus Store 0f A.

Wit-liamson l-l-ly D. J. HALLOWELL, M. D. Wishes to let the people of Washing- ton County.

Kansas, know that he is in the Medical linei nine miles South -west of Washington. Kansas. 2iy WM. FRANK, Wasbinerton. Kansat.

At W. B. Mundos' Wednesday To Vote Bonds for tue Erection of a Court House. I NOTICE is hereby given to the voters of Washington county, in the State of Kansas, that on the 8th day of November. A.

1870. the question will be submitted to them, whether or not said county shall issue its bonds, in the amount of ten thousand dollars, to run fifteon years, beann interest at the rate of ten per cent, per annum, for the purpose of' ereotion a Court lions at the county seat of said county. Those voting in favor of of the improve ment shall have written or printed on their ballot "For the bonds." and those oDoosed "Against the Bonds:" said evening Nov. 2d at 7 o'clock r. M.

LARUEST-ISEST-Chcnpcst ENTERPRISE. I Y. JUi 1AVI. Xiioenny, ana me jjesu Tolnt. Vulva fnr over Twentv Years been freely used upon Jeweler first door south south of the post-office.

Watehes. Clocks. Jewelry, repaired on the shortest notice. All work is warranted. fl-31y election shall be conducted in all res-peots.

according to the general election law of the State of Kansas, and the election shall be held at the appointed places of voting in the several precincts in said county. G. JI. HOLLENBURGk Chairman Board County Com'rs. Attkst George W.

Shriner.Oo. Crk. Moore's Rural New Yorker, And as a leeult it is now, pro-emi nently. the Largest. Best and Cheapest Illustrate Rural.

Literary and Family Weekly in the World. Tens of thousands of wide-wake people, all over the continent, take and admire the Rural for its superior ability! value, Illustrations, style, Ac The Press and People Praise It! FOR example, an Exchange says: "The Rural is the most elegantly Sheriff's Proclamation. NOTICE is hereby given that there will be a General Election held in the several townships in Washington County. State of Kansas, as required by law on Tuesday, November 8, 1870, LOCAL DEPARTMENT g-i Poster work promptly done at this office. A large number of immigrant teams haye passed through the city to-day.

Buy flour of Clayton. When you want good flour made go to Claytons mills. Two divorces were granted by the Conrt yesterday, and four souls made happy. We have, to-day, receive orders for seven hundred extra cop-pies of the Weekly Republican. Hon.

Boaz W. Williams, G. B. Austin, others, left for Uauover today iu order to attend the Independent meeting in that town tonight. By posters, just issued from this office, it will be seen that Hon.

eter Tallman will address the citizens of this city on Thursday evening, at Snider's Hall. Wm. Kalhoefer, of Hanoyer favored us with a visit last evening. Kalboefer is an honorable gentleman, and a man whom we are always gled to meet. The Washangton Flouring mills, under the controllof J.

H. are fast acquireing a reputation supeaior to any flouiinj? mills in U19 county. George Funnell, of Clifto, favor ed us with a call this morninc. And you will men and tnere proceed to vote by ballot for the several State and IS. Pabk, T.J.

Humks. Marysville, Ks. WashingtomKi, PARK HUMES, Att'ys. A. Councellors at Law, Wasliington, Iasas.

Office East side Publio Square, FOR SALE, I OFFER for sale cheap my Mill Property on Mill Creek one-half mile south of Washington, The property is in good repair and in running order. For particulars and terms of sale call on or address the undersigned at Washington, Kansas, ltf J. liOLLOWKLL. ALFRED MI HALLOWELL, Real Estate Agent, AND CONVEYANCER, 'JVathirigtonf. Jvarisas county officers, as follows STATE.

For Member of Congress. For Governor. For Lieutenant Governor, For Secretary of State. For Auditor of State. For Treasurer of State.

For Associate Justice. For Attorney Gereral. For Supt, Public Instruction. For Senator from 7th Senatorial Dist, COUNTY. For Representative 16th Diatriot.

For Prodate Judge, For Clerk of District Court. For Supt, Public Instruction For County Attorney. For County Coroner. For the Herd Law or Against the Herd Law. 1 For the Ereotion of Public Building (Court House) or against Predion of Will Pav Taxei for Nnn-Raul- printed, ably edited, widely circulated, and heartily welcomed paper, as a whole, which now finds its way among the people." Bta.

Vol. XXII. began July 2. Try it! Only $1.50 per volume, of 26 numbers, or $3.00 per year. Less to clubs.

Subscribe now 1 Address D. D. Moork, 1 2-3ml 41 Park Row. New York. GOLDEN HOURS A First ClasH ILLUSTRATED MAGAZINE For Boys and Girls The "Qoldbh IIoubs is desuned for the Christian and moral household: it will be free from every objectionable feature both in its matter and in its eo that the most careful and ju'iicious darents may ftnl Eafe in placing it in the hands of all the young people in the family.

It will contain fifty-two large ctavo pages, printed on fine paper, and adapted to the wants of the Boys an.1 Girls of the land. A Large Variety of Literal Matter will be given in its pa es tales. Travels. Biography, (Science, Natural History. Incidents, etc, all tending to retime, inspire and elevate the young reader.

It la in-tended to make it a gem of a infazine. Some of the best writers in the country for young people have been engaged as oontr.batnrs. Tme: Two lol-lare'per year Ad dress Hitcroock Walden, Cine naati, Chicago, St. Levis. Carlton Lanaahan New York 5.

P. Magee. Beetos, Public Building (Coart House). For officers to fill all vacancies in each Township. Mr.

Funnell is one of Washing The Poles to open at 8 o'clock a. and close at ft o'clock r. m. of said day. Gbven tender my hand' ft Washington, this lUth day of October.

A. lb70. C. McT)ocic. Sheriff Washington Counts.

ton county best citizenB, zud we Bhalj be pleased to meet him in our sanctum frequently. A. B. Whitney, of Haddam, looked in upon us this morning. UBfirt" lfl olnrocn t.

1 dents and to General Agency Business. 6lv. JOHN C. McCEW, Mariuf Vcltarer "and ealer In all Kinds of Furniture. Washington, liansas.

Special attention paid to Undertaking. Coffins of all sorts end size always on hand. li lyl ALBERT HOBTON. B. AGO INKS, IIOUKMI WAetJENEB.

Attorneys Councellors at Law, OvefHetheringtonA Co's Bank, Atcliison Kansas, Will practice in the Courts of the Seoond Judicial 6-3m n. bobbins; WASHlNCTON KANSAS. Stone Brick Mason, Would respectfully inform' the citizens of Washington and surrounding country that he hast resumed his trade again, and that he is now prepared to do all kinds of work in that line. l-5y WILLIAM ELLIOTT, PLASTERER, Haying permanent! located in would most respectfully announce to the citiz-ns of Washington and surrounding country tbat I am prepared to do-all kinds of plastering on short notice, and has work for the printer to uu, ana nss trie money ts pay him for it, consequently we are pleas frl tn mast I. i PACIFIC BAILROAD OF I JJR I Open To Atchison.

Kan. TWO EXPRESS TRAINS DAILY. Making, direct connections at St, -Louis with all the principal Rrilroads to the Important Cities and Towns in Tho States and Canada. cn iiim unen in me cny. K.

Berry, of Clifton, favorsd ua with a call this morning. Mr. has been living in this county for better than a year. He is an en- man and an honor to Uifton, aud tho county of Washington. The two cases of the State of ansas vs J.

B. Snider, one for v- Arson, the other for Embezzlement, have been taken, on change of venue, to Marahal county, and will have a hearfng there in Ar 1 Mr. Snider claimBthat he rould not pet a fair and impartial hearin in this county. L. T.

Reesft, represecting the well known Drug hCuse of Theo. Eggorsdurf of Leavenworth, fa- vored us with a glimpse at his ge nial countenance in our sanctum tc-day. Eeese is one of the jol-s Heat boys in Leavenworth and W. L. IIOVVABD, HOUSE, SIGff, AIVD ttm.

Fassen jeers by this fodte hav8 their choice of 14 UxraKsa trains lkav-ikq St. Louis daily. Immediate connections are made at St. Loui3 with Morning and Evening Trains lor Chicago, Cincinnati Indianapolis. Memphis.

Vicksburg. New Orleans. Toledo. Buffalo. Philadelphia.

Baltimore. New York, Boston. Portland Montreal. Toronto, and Washington. New and elegant oeaches on all day trains on this line, two magnificent.

Pallacc Sleeping Cars Accompany all Night Trains on this unrivaled juote. FARE AS LOW AS BY ANY OTHER ROUTE. and Baggage handled carefully and free of charge. its. Take the Pacific Railroad, and avoid the disagreeable necessity of crossing the Missouri river twice; also, the numerous changes of cars by any othor route.

Through Tickbts may bo prooured at the office in Atchison, cor-ne. Third and Commercial streets. W.B.n AL E.Gen'l Pass Agent. ROBERT HALK. Gen'l Sup't, THOS.

DOR WIN. Uen'l West. Pass. Agent. R.

B. MORIS Ag'tAUhison, KANSAS North Missouri RAILROAD, 4 TO ALL POINTS West, North, East and South. Trains Leave Kansas City, Going East at nbtAM; 4 50, P. 31. and 1 50, M.

CONNECTIONS. At Bt. Louis, with all Rail and River Lines, to all points East, and bouth At cntblia. with Collumbi Branch Twins At macon. with Hannibal A St.

Joseph Railroad At Orruiii wa. with Burlington Missouri Rier and Dos Moines Valley Railroad3. for Des Moines, Fort Dodfire Omaha. California, and all places WeatAt BrUxs-Vick, with Omaha and Chillicoth-Branch, for Chillicothe, etc. At icne MOND LlXINGTOM JCSCTtOS, with St.

Louis fe Bt. Joseph Branch for Lexington and St. Joseph At Hahlkm, with Kansas City. St. Joseph Council Blufia Railroad, for Leavenwettb, Atchison etc.

At Joseph with Kansas City, St. Joseph and Council Bluffs Bailroad, for Omaha. Union Pau c'no and Central Pacific points, At Kansas Citt, with Kansas Pacific, Missouri River, Fort Soott and Gulf Railroads, for Fort Scott. Lawrence, Emporia Denver and all points Pullman's Palace Cars i Run through between St. Louis anP Kansas City.

St, Joseph, and Counci Bluffs, without chance. Tb Ehortf Line between St. Louis and Kan nas City and St. Joseph and between Ottumwa and St. Louis and Ottumwa and Kansas City and St, Joseph.

KNIGHT, Gen, Superintendent. St. Louts JAS. CUARLTOIV, Oen. FaMtnger and Tkiel AtXA uti MILLINERY 1: Ladies will always nnd' large and we are always pleased to meet mm.

Wm. RaurV living two miles south of this city, en Ash Creek. left at our office, to-day, a half bushel pr the largest and best po Of the Very Latest Styhs, At prices as low as they can be boutht anywhere in the East, by calling on MISS H. A. PASKO, Two doors south of tho Post Office flly.l Washington.

Kansas. Mrs.A; E. Cogswell, Washington, Kama 'Agent for the TTItson Shuttle Sewlngr Machines. This Machine is manufactured by ike Wilson 8. M.

of Cleveland. Okio. The machines range in price from $40 to $100 each. They are the beat machine in u. Call at the residence of W.

Wqjitrai a4 axaeaUe toeca XU tatoes that we have seen this 2 season. They are of the Califor-" nia'variety. Mr. Raub, rays that Sam. Dickson, G.D.Bowllng WatervIIle, Wholesale and Retail Dealers In Dry Goods.

Groceries. Boots and Shoes. llats and Caps. Queens ware. Keep on hands the Largest Stock in Nor- them Kansas, and have bought them at the Lowest Cash Figures, and sell to Everybody because Sell Cheap.

Have on hand Four Hundred Gallons Stoneware wbioh they sell at 50 fceata per gallom at mUU Lis be has plenty of the same 'kind, and that during the hot weather he did not expect to raise a pota to. Twentyeighft of them made hall bushel.

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Pages Available:
63
Years Available:
1870-1900