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Olathe Evening Meteor from Olathe, Kansas • 2

Olathe Evening Meteor du lieu suivant : Olathe, Kansas • 2

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Olathe, Kansas
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aw Rev. J. U. McClenahan will preach BANK P. GAINES, EVENING METEOR! statement was correct, the billllaut statl-cians with which Olathe abounds so lux his first anniversary sermon as pastor of Olathe U.

P. Church on next Sabbath a hearty welcome to all strangers. uriantly to the contrary notwithstand SURGEON DEXT1ST. ing. If their own record does not PUBLISHED DAILY EXCEPT.

SUNDAY. John T. Farley, the handsome. and suit them, they should endeavor to Improve it. Satisfaction guarantied In every case, Call and see me at my new rooms.

Office first door to the right on second floor in Amvricau block. popidar salesman for Jehu S. Gibbs fancy grocers at Kansas City, was Billy White, lllTE, EDITORS PROP'S. A Mr. residing In East Ola Krn.

Daniklls IKLLS. interviewing our merchants to-day. the, returned from Kansas City Wednes Olathe, Kansas. Thanks. The Olathe Social Orchestra day night, bringing with him a load of apples in sacks.

1 Jt being late when he Friday Evening, April lSth, 1879. desire to return their sincere thanks to HEIlllY STBEETTABLES. Mr. hi. L.

Mitchell, Frank Gaines returned he did not unload that night, JULIEN MAIIAFFIE, Prop's. and the several newspapers of the city Tht Evening Meteor delivered by carrier Fifteen cents per week. and imagine his surprise oh finding his apples all emptied Into the" wagon the for favors shown. next morning and his lves- Up went Higgles back again yester tigation showed that a lot of tramps day, what a picture for an artist to con hanging around the depot had taken the template. His back up like a dromedary LIVER FEED $ALE STAULE Olathe, Kansas.

Livery Bigs for Commercial Men ami Travelers a special feature of these stables. Horses boarded for.any length ot time. nP2- rjTUIE TIME IS NIGH AT HAND. and a countenance like old Fagin in Dickens' Oliver Twist. sacks under the platform and made a bed out of them where he found them next morning.

Ihos. Howell (or Howe as his name has heretofore been published) who was Fred. Mclntyre has been the marki of a peculiar favor and esteem. Ho has been detailed on a special guard to go out west with the auditing committee to An apology maybe duo the patrons of the Meteor for not getting their paper yesterday. Our senior was taken quite sick day before yesterday evening and was unable to do any work before this morning.

This, and owing to the fact that we were unable to get a printer in his place rendered it impossible for us to get our paper out yesterday. II. Lott has turned fruit tree fiend. That court yard fence is badly in need of repair. Justice Graham, we learn is slowly improving.

Loll Clark has the most tastefully arranged show window in the city. light Indians. He started thW morning. E. B.

Gill, has been employed by Mayor Burch, Fred Gilbert, F. E. THE METEOR. Hendersoi: and Peter Baker to defend the suit that has been brought to dissolve the city charter. Dr.

Stevenson has employ ed II. L. Burgess, Rev. A.C. McKeever returned home MI.

B. High, the leading merchant at yesterday evening from an extended trip through Missouri and Iowa, whero he has Fon tana, Kansas, is in the city to-day. King Master Smith Farris has been been holding meetings. Mr. McKeever is now prepared to aoau Kinas or werk, an vthinxr from a visiting card to a will preach at the Christian' church next stirring up the animals in the menagerie.

arrested for burglarizing the house of Albert. Keefer near Lencxa, and taking therefrom a silver Hunting case watch of the value of $22,00, Wednesday appeared before Justice Iliudman and waived examination for. his appearance before the district court. Justice Himhuan held him to bail in the sum of $S0O, in default of which he was remanded to the uuty. jail.

Howell seems to be a man of good education and possessed of more intelligence than is generally found among that class of men. Mai. J. M. Ila worth returned home Wednesday from Washington where he has been for some time connected with the Indian affairs of the government.

He was tendered the local agency of the Pawnee Indians which position be declined and the commission then made him Superintendent of agencies, and lie now has complete control of all the local agencies of the west and north-west. The Major has many friends in Kansas who will be glad to hear of the good fortune he has met. No more worthy man could have been chosen and the department Sabbath morning and evening. The ubiquitous patent right peddler is exhibiting his wares on the streets to Archbishop Purcell is cot alone in his wholo sheet poster. llaing just received a freeh stock of printing material we ar confident wt can giv troubles.

That well-known English pre day. late, Monsignor Capel (the original of The P. Sabbath School has. an at Monsigi'or Catesby in "Lothair), ex-rec tendance of one hundred and fifteen tor of the English Catholic University scholars. has been summoned.

to Rome in conse quence of the great pecuniary difficulties To correspondents C. K. II. your advice is ti.mely and good. Let us hear SPECIAL.

BARGAINS. from you again. into which he had got himself. Kansas people are contemplating hav Isaac Nichols, an Olathe old timer, was in the city yesterday visiting friends inga quarter century anniversary of the settlement of Kansas this fall. Lawrence and relatives.

Bill Julien has returned from Kan Is designated as the place, and an effort will be made to secure- Edward Everett If you want sas City, having sold oil' his drove of horses at good figures. What a noble prototype of morality Iliggy is. He should be sent as a mis sionary to the Fiji Islands. LETTER HEADS, Price Welch had a fine lot of fresh lisn yesterday which found a market as fast as they could wait on customers, A. J.

Haring and L. G. Lamar BILL HEADS, ft couple of prominent merchants from have done themselves credit by this particular appointment. -An interesting tableau might have been 6een yesterday standing in the stairway leading to the second floor of Francis Block. A little knot of the newly elected and appointed city officials had congregated on the street at that point when Deputy Sheriff I.

S. Farris passed by and delivered to each one a request to be and appear before ills houor, Judge Stevens, at the next' term of the district court. The boys quietly took their papers and went Into the stairway ai.d was quietly reading them when our reporter passed. They were an interesting group. QRAY'S SPECIFIC MEDICINE.

Tlin Great English Homely. An unfailing cure for Seminal Weakness, Spermatorrhea, lmpotency, and all Dis- Wamcso, are in the city on business. Several individuals absorbed too much creek water yesterday to maintain a perfect equilibrium and a steady upright STATEMENTS, step. Rev. S.

W. Larimer, of Kiggsville is visiting with his brother-in-law Rev. J. U. McClenahan, in this city.

He ENVELOPES, will remalu several days. Judge Ilendrickson yesterday united Hale, Henry Ward Beecher, Eli Thayer, John G. Whittier, Amos Lawrence, Wen-dall Phillips and other, prominent Free State men as speakers. We learn that Uncle George Lawrence and Jim Hall are highly pleased with their new location. They.

have opened out the largest stock of goods in Wakceney and are enjoying a good trade. Such reports are only encouragements for other of our good business men to follow, many arc- contemplating doing. right at precisely ten o'clock a shillalah ornamented with a star walked into Billy Bowers' billiard rooms, ordered him to. shut up his ranch. Uncle Billy told him there was no game going on arid if lie would go around and close up the grocery merchants who were selling cider he would close up too.

He has several little things to learn, yet and he will be apt to learn tiicm. We. understand that a number ot persons in the city are, creating a furore about the'statement published in Wednesday's Meteor concerning the population Olathe and the decrease exhibited, between tho census this year and that of last; all we have to say is that, that statement was taken from the "records, Cjty assessor Betts has made a thorough en-numeratioh and if the population does not tally with that of one year ago, they are; politely requested' to explain the record or arise In their seats and assign their best reasons for the decrease. We do not propose to enter into any explanation, nor do wo pretend to know anyi but' stand on our assertion, that' ou BUSINESS CARDS, in marriage, Mr. Elijah U.

White, of War ren County, Kentucky, to Miss Laura White, of Shawnee, Kansas; TRADE mark. eases that fol-TRADE MARK. r-A marriage license was issued by low as a sequence of Sel Abuse; asLosi of Memorjf, universal Las- Judge Ilendrickson to-day to Job BILLS, McCarthy of Edgerton, and Miss Martha in McCarthy of the same place. Before Tabngness of Vision After Taking. POSTERS, Will.

Quigley; while here, worked up quite an immigration tor his town a i HORSE and JACK BILLS, Premature Old Age, and many other Diseases that lead. to insanity or. Consumption and a premature, Grave. Full particulars lit our pamphlet, which we desire to send free by mail to every, one. The Specific Medicine is sold by all druggists at $1 per package, or six packages for $5 or will be sent free by mail on receipt of the money by addressing The Okay Medicine No.

iO Mechanic' Block, Detroit, Mich. JG Sold in Olathe by I. II. Legate Woobiitb, Faxon wholesale agents Kansas City. nl2-3f Wellington, We hear that a number of our best besihess men are going down to spy out the land, and more will follow.

A prominent busincis man in East Olathe says he will try and find out from tin boys In. that end of. town about three days beforehand when they propose to get on a "high lonesome" and havo. it published in the so as to give the new marshal time to get up there. call at the Meteor job; printing rooms, in American -block -the entrance the jllall.

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44
Années disponibles:
1879-1879