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The New Era from Haddam, Kansas • 3

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4 Council Proceedings. Flour. Flour. HAPFESIJiGS. --Thanksgiving draweth nigh Haddam City, Kan Oct.

4, '80. The council of lladdnm City met in PERSONAL MENTION. Mrs. F. paid Washington relative a visit Monday, Miss Leila Draper made a train trip to Washington Sulutiluj'.

J. 11. Campbell and wife were down Ask your neighbor to subscribe for i'egular session this Monday evening, You will always find the Marysville Flour "Hero Is a sketch," said the poot, I'nto the editor trnv, "TliHt 1 tossed mo otf In an Idle hour Tq while tlio timo away." "More is it club," was the artswef) In a bland and smlliiiK' way. "With which 1 frecinently toss me Off Six poets In a day. Head our 25 cent offer.

Don't forget thoHO sidewalks. Hand in your fall advertisements, the New Eua Octolier 4th. Present: Mayor Hoover, There is considerable sickness in councilmen Chase, Muth, Long and at my restaurant. It to tho inctroolla Monday, this community at present. Bowman.

Q'OME ONE, QOME ALL. Now is the time to make your Fall purchasers Dry G-oods! Clothing! Boots and Shoes Hats and Caps I We have Just returned from the East and find our stove-room ca pacity insutlicieut to accommodate the great amount of goods piu chased. We will, Ed. Nesbit was' tip from Blocker Sat The best Ave cent cigars on earth On motion, minutes of last meeting is just as good and urday talking chart to our suhool board. at liaJes Taylor drug Btore, read and accepted, Let this weather roll on un 'Mrs, Med.

Waters is stopping with cheap as any flour on Advertising is like making love to On motion the resignation of E. Washington friends during her husband'! tem a widow it can't be over done, Hovey as councilman was read and ac The sidewalk question is beginning porary abaonoe. thejnarket. J. WEAVER.

Indian Summer is the most con cepted. to boom. Chas. Stewart came down from He On motion, the bill of Bales Tay genial weather friend of the year. bron Saturday and will remain in Haddmn for Go to I.

E. Shaefer's shop for a lor, $3.50, for one ledger, was allowed. on Indefinite period. There will be a grand republican well made harness. OFFICIAL DIRECTORY.

On motion, the bill of 8, II. Browne, Sam'l Moore, traveling salesman for rally at Iluddam on Tuesday, Oct. 19. The New Era and Kansas Farm $2.00, was allowed. the Studebakor Waoron Co.

was a familiar flguro The largest assortment of Boots COUNTY OKFICEH8. er one year, for On the bill of the New Eba, streets Tuosday. and shoes at A new Invoice of Children'r Shoes Therefore, For -30 DAYS Give You Benefit of it. Mariou Bales dined with his county $32.61, for publishing fourteen ordi Louis Roronirlo Treasurer. John K.

Plckuiil Clerk. J. VV. Hurley Hefrlster of Deedn." Ellinokh SPUNK'S, just received at Yoder Bros. eat hiss yesterday.

He said the political speak- nances, was allowed. A. Ji noolt Plivrlu. A. W.

Clerk of Uourt. Studebaker wagons and buggies lug- wag good so far as rumor went. On motion, a levy of one mill was Grant township, rrom all reports, luinr fuwoil Attorney. for sale by W. W.

Glusby appeared before the II. Rico can be chalked down for 'Wilson. J. It. A1EKKITT 6 HONS, county commissioners In behalf of Huddam r.

n. judire. W. C. Illuekstoiie Survoyor.

-The best brands of Flour at Min If Kev. Richardson and wife don't I township bridges, Tuewluy. made on all real estate within the corporate limits of Iladdam City for general purposes for cross and sidewalks and also a levy of two mills on real es- Owing to the Immense Quantity of Goods we bought, we were enabled to buy thrm so much cheaper and in consequence will sell them cheaper than a good many retail houses can buy them. return from their camp meeting tour niear Son's, successors to T. C.

llald- G. M. Parks, the seven-and-a-half A. J. MOIT1SOU, i A.

C. Spoor, Commissioners. S. 8. Lonjduy, TOWNSHIP OFFIUKltS.

nrettv snnn hIimII linvpi to offer the in por cent. Washington money loaner, attended Just received an immense ije 0f tate and personal property for general coL Morrow's sale of cattle yesterday, M. E. parsonage for rent. Trusteo Simon Stout.

purposes. Our traveling friend, J. AV. Haines. Clothing for the Fall and Winter trade -A public ball will te given at On motion, a special meeting was was In the city this morning.

John says that Clerk J.J. Muth. M. V. Ilowiiuin.

Juxtiees of Pence I. H. Chase, H. T. Crow.

Yodek BltOS, called for Monday evenihe. Oct. 11th. I'WUa' mwech mado him a worse Democrat Swan's Opera House to-night. The Davis orchestra will furnish the music, A word to the wise is sufficient.

To save money is to make it So don't fail to improve this opportunity. Constubles rank Jlijlur, w. If. Uhcan. -Mrs.

Simon Steer, we are pleased than evor. to receive sidewalk petitions. CITY OFFICKHH. to announce, has about recovered from which insures a good time. Judge Wilson and Jesse Rector On motion, council adjourned to J.

H. Hoover. her late illness. Mayor Treasurer. About forty prairie schooners have L.

Tiiylor. meet Monday evening, 11th, in passed through our city to-duy on tlielr way to Cuba, where they want to deliver a couple of Clork A. Meyer. Spread the news the contract for special session. Marshal 8.

H. Browne. campaign speeches. ELLIN GEE SPEIEE. the new school house has been let.

passed through Iladdam during the past week. Western Kansas must he enjoying a telling immigration boom I. H. Iihxo, A. Meyers, City Clerk.

Our friend J. M. Teagtie left Satur J. J. Muth.

We are now a happy Councilmen. day morning for St. Ixnils to attend the big K. H. Hovey, W.

H. M. V. Iluwuian, An Elegant Invoice! this fall. -Anderson will talk to the people of fair now in progress at that place.

Ho will re turn tho first of next week. O. S. CANFIL'S Iladdam next Tuesday. Turn out and On Sunday evening, October 17th, Miss Rata Elliott has just received a A.

Keteham, who is now taking the there will be a public temperance massj hear the avowed anti-monopolist. Grand Display of Millinery Goods. Professional. role of a carpenter nt Folrbury, Client Sunday and Monday with family in this city. He re meeting at the Pleasant View Church, We understand the new "school four miles north of Iladdam.

All are bouse will be furnished with a round The millinery store under the man ports Fairbury booming. cordially invited to attend. By order chimney. Thus the circular petition agement of Miss Kata Elliott received I. II.

Chase listened to Senator In- II. HOOVER, of committee. has been recosniized Physician and Sukokon, Tuesday of this week the largest, best gulls' speech, delivered at Washington yostcr- 1 .1 .1 1, nI Vn aau. hi. iiHnranm.

mivn tli. Hakdwaee House, HADDAM CITY, KANSAS. THE BEST ASSORTED STOCK -A magnificent line of Glassware Recollect the city council hold Iladdam, Kansas. v.i- mlllli.rw for t1. VaU ntwl Win.

Anderson nearors an unusual amount or pain, and Queensware received by i special meeiiiig next, iuouuuy evening i- It. Vincent, who in company with ter trade ever exhibited in Iladdam. Offlco at Ilalos drug Store. liosi- Bros, this week, which should be exam- for no other purpose that to receive Uov. Bradley went to Doulass to attend tho an leuce in east pan ut tov ined by everyone who is contemplating and consider sidewalk petitions- answered day or night.

nual conference of tho M. P. Church of Kan The stock is extensive, comprises everything worn by the ladies, and was sas, will return about tho 12th Inst purcnasjng anyuung in me catalogue Tue landlords of the Commercial bought for the spot cash, at a great of glass or queensware. nollsfi alld v.wiRe noilHe Thos. Baird, the Republican states rLEO.

W. SUTTON, M. discount. The ladies of Iladdam and man of Union township, was In the city Mon- Electric Physician Surgeon. A Coux rnorosiTiox.

AVe will places Monday. Bair now runs the vicinity will be doing themselves ail in- day. Tom's opinion of a portion of the county furnish the New Eua for one year free latter hotel and Stanley the former. Of General Hard wore In Wuhintrton oonnty. A tuplondtd line of Shelf and Heavy Hardwarcfi, mid complete stock of CL'TLEUY.

Barbed "Wire a Specialty Huddam, Kansas. iustice if thev fail to visit Miss Elli- ckct wul 09 oircnuiy preserved ror a row I days. ott's millinery rooms before purchas- to me iarmer leaving at mm me If you know anytning way three largest and best filled ears of Lf 1MJW8 itemg) wpart tbe same at tliis Offlc soutq side Main street, opposite nrown'a Leslie Green and Mr. Bradley, short Calls at day or night promptly tnn thfir full ami xtrlrpr nurmltpa. lv inner yard, augwered.

corn, uur rarmer siiouui com- oflice We Ultmd makill(, th( New stop and catcher respectively for tho Woshlng- Recollect every thing is fresh and new ton club wore np 8unday playing a short but peieior mis prize. EnA THE local naner of Washinirton not an Old article of ahy kind in tier Interesting engagemont with their Huddam Tlie Ieavenworth Daily Times and county, G. LOWE, J. shop. The goods are new, the styles Attorney-at-Law, employ a first-class workman to manufacture all my tinware, and do all manner of repairing I will contract to put on tin roots aud manufacture and adjust all kinds of spouUng.

Harness Department: hew botn papers, one year ror ieabody's petition has not been are the latest, and Miss Elliott proposes That clarion voiced auctioneer, Dave to undersell all comnetltora. Enui, who cryeil tho Morrow side yesterday, $4.50. This is the oiler of all offer, thoroughly considered by the school Washington, Kansas. gave us a friendly grip of the hand and a Wil This is virtually offering both papers yeti It wiU gctumnd, gemti Boots and Hhoes at Voder ror less money man me miDscripuon nized alld UD dry at the uext son wluku Dave says the fudge Is gaining distance every day. Will practice In state and federal courts.

All business intrusted to my care promptly attended to. CollocUuns made and promptly ro- 8W1 In connection with my hardware store will be found a complete lino of Harness, Rrtdlea, price or tne uany Times, which is annuai meetimr. A' mammoth stock of Ladies1 lundud. T. M.

Jones took in the county Re dies, etc. i employ a competent workman, who una onanro or tnis neimrtinoub All mannor or repairing done on short notloo at moderate prices. All goods sold by mo warranted to bo just ns represented. The Grant township priraaryQfor Iladdam is certainly in the path of and Misses' Shoes, Boys', and Men's the nomination 'of a township ticket publican oonvt niiori at Washington Saturday. It made Tom politically Ck, and using his remarks, It was a horrible contrast when compared to a Kentucky convention." T.

HOLE, and the selection of three delegates to the campaigners. John A. Anderson Boots and shoes of every size and style, speaks in this city next Tuesday, J. G. have Just been received at Yoder Bros.

Lowe the following day and Hon. D. 8. store. Call early and select from the Attomeyt-Law, attend the 71st Representative conven Our respected friends, J.

a. Merritt Washington, Kansas. tlon on the Kith, will be held at the Thatcher on the 19th. largest stock of Boots and Shoes ever Kansas, Haddam, and wife, snugly seated in the family earriago, started Monday afternoon fur Mo Lindsey school house, Friday afternoon, The Nkw Eba is fighting no per-1 shipped to Iladdam. Will practice In both stt and federal court.

RcaI estate limns a sieclitlt.v. Collection miule mi promptly rvniitusd. Office one door eaat Oct. 15th. where they go to enjoy the welcome hospitality sonal battles for any particular indi- Horses For Sale.

for a brief period of old acquaintances. of Central House. Aii Albion (Neb.) girl, weary of viduul. but a just regard for the truth E. N.

Emmons and J. B. Baumber SUMMER HAS COME I have thirty-flve head of number single blessedness, dropped the follow- fom)8 to remark that it was Chase her, distinguished Washington gentlemen, MISCELLANEOUS. ing open letter in the postofflce: "Dere the world last Friday. slumbered at the Commercial last night.

They one Oregon Mares and Fillies which will be sold on time or for cash. For Henre Cum rit off if yon cum at all Mr. A. A. Mmniear informs us 1 i li i 1 1 1 i i.n each wore a Wilson badge, and expressed a growing belief that tbe Judge's chances were particulars call at my livery barn in Ned Gilmore is insistin that i shall hev him and lie hugs me so orfll tite thct i PACIFIC HOUSE, vv.

W. steadily Increasing as the campaign progressed. that he and son Thomas purchased fifty' lots in Hill City, Graham county last Iladdam or at my farm three miles K. Baiu, frop. The Harvest is Ended! And the Regulator now comes to the front with an.

unusually large stock of fall goods in the way of The happy Baldwin family, who have northwest of town. can't hold out much longer Iladdam, Kansas. CO f-t- 3 Bowman. week, and expresses the belief that the investment will prove a good specula 4- 3 been visiting relatives at Frederlekstown, Ohio, for tbe past month, returned to Haddam Satur Our young friends, Mr. and Mrs.

A flrgt-clnjw hotel In every respect. The ta J. B. Pruitt, were agreeably surprised day evening. T.

C. says he met many of his Bees For Sale. tion. ble am suimlled with tho tet that the market boyhood acquaintance who still remain and night with a handsome afford, and the beds and liedrooins are models -We desire to return sincere thanks firmly believe that Ohio Is the best portion of of ease and cleanliness. rrciiil accommoda I have twenty stands of Italian bees little lass of the usual weight.

tions to traveling men, and tne puiiuo in iron- tho globo. to the many good people of Iladdam that I will sell on time or for cash, or eral. Satisfaction iruaranteed to one and all. Welcome, little stranger, Location near deiot, on umior end of Main A. A.

Minnlear. and son Thomas re who unsolicitously offered their val will trade for young cattle. Thou hwt made two hearts glad, rhou art comiwny for thy mother And a pluytnlng for thy dad. turned Saturday evening from their tour of our patronage wiiieiiea. J.

W. llAIlt, Prop'r. uable services during the late sickness A. McKinney. Western Kansas, and have concluded that Hill and final death of our son, Benuie.

And BOots and Shoes. Bo much like your young papa. The Image of your mother. We will pet you and 11 you, ha, ha, 15,000 Worth of Goods! Mit. and Mrs.

Job. Samuels. City, Graham county, has goodiprospcots for future advancement. They expect to engage In the mercantile bulsiness at Hill City some COMMERCIAL HOUSE, i nui until we nave anotner. V- J.

SUuley, SIS finn u-nrtli nf minda to lifl wild at -There will be a primary election time next month. Tom Baldwin, since returning heId jn Hjuhiam on Friday, Oct. 15, astonishingly low prices, at Haddam, Kansas. Art Swan went down to Washington from Ohio, is a red hot, radical anti 1886, for the purpose of electing six I El.LINOKIl So Spkikk's. CO Saturday, and while there traded his ten-dollar tobacco man.

He will not smoke, silver chronometer for a Ofty-dollar bicycle. Barrel salt at MiuiUear Son's at delegates and six alternates to the representative district convention, at I chew, or even smell of the wicked weed Tho Commercial Is popular with the traveling mon liecauso they can always get the liest au-oomm ulatlons; it Is a favorite place with the farmers liecause they can fret a number one "even np and no boot." Art Is having fully bedrock prices. from this time on. Tom has evidently Washington, Kansas, Saturday, Oct. much trouble trying to run his new vehicle as the other fellow Is endeavoring to persuade tbe meal of well conked vltlciilB for Kcent.

The Buy your Clothing at headquarters. been associating with a gang of short- Omimcrcitil natrons are always furnished with 16, 1880. GROCERIES Fresh, New and Nice. And at prices that defy competition. BOOTS jLTID SHOES! watch to tick with any regtilaiity 2 a CD p.

r-r- "I Ellingkb Bpeier. the lieet that the market affords, regardles of ooftt. faro, soft clean ImhIs and ouurteou. A new Baptist preacher arrived at I haired women who, have convinced him that smoking is a crime of no small Dmggist Taj -lor was In the Armory Alt kinds of school books and other sreatUMMlt is what my putrorw receive. C.

J. STAN LEY, Prop. the home of Mr. and Mr. Joseph Wes-1 at Washington Saturday when Pete Carpenter, ley Saturday.

The youthful expounder hool supplies at Bales Taylors the Pacio House at ciiftomnom- magnitude. We are glad to see Ids name written upon the reformed list nf iu .1 tn unw uure. instca bictu Hnmiinm iw wum uonii7. M. EVANS.

Of smokers, it will add lustre to that 1 7 i I. useless to say that WUIlam was not within J-'v Washington, Kansas. pure and rfilv perfumed document Punu8' ttna wl" Dapiizea jusi as Armory when pete offered the pure hiiu iiigiuy ptriumea uocumenc ln, mima would lik to aen nverv farmer livinir ki. .,,,1 untvin HATS AND CATS A SPECIALTY. 1 trVSI MIV vlVaaVJh JUtll VI VVA lVWUIV I I UMUIUJ ma ---o Now that the city council has tak- warm enough for battling purposes.

within ten miles of Iladdam who con- presentation speech. Auctioneer, en denmte action on the sidewalk L.ttonrw templates buying a new Harness tins capt. li. liamuuiii, itcpnunc a Will cry sales long and loud In all ports of question, let all those of our people the mean time talk noUiimr but fa- write! who are interested in the tlplllil(1illg 8ilewHlks. Tlie several candidates Gasoline and White Seal Coal Oil fnet.

he entertains no fears, what- CO ence attended to without delay. Olltoe up aim general welfare or our city pre- fter their own interests but now handled by Bales Taylor. Don ever, of being defeated, if the Republican pare and circulate petitions immediate- the sidewalks will remain lu the lum- forget this announcement, gentle read- rty thl' lv an that ut 1 camiatlgn, Mr. Hamilton wlU receive the fuU la iMu-oy unca, wasningion, a ana. D.

M. EVA AS. S. Pickard's "Regulator. 0ur people onni nniKe mien nn.ui8 rune.

Qf party without doubt f.k.,.,,T OVOnlltl I I 1 I r.t,us, iaoin iuy gome business move place uiem wnere coai ou. i.j,ft,in, A McKINNEY, ltayer and Shipper of Stock, uiey should be. Ton Sale: 80 acre farm, 8 miles taB for the past ten months, was a welcome men and citizens in general regarding ye want a cood. live correspond- west of Ilartdnm. well improved, frame caller Sunday morning-.

Ho tells us that he Mmldam, Kansas. I will run his father's farm In Grant township tins important matter. Horace weeiy ent every township in the west house of 5 rooms, good outbuildings, once said, "the way to resume is to re- part of the countv. We want the im- nlentv timlxr and runniiiir water, fine during the coming year, and believes that the Bales Taylor, CATTLE H(MiS ALWAYS IS DEIHAM) results of his efforts at farming will prove I a suinc and the way to get new side more satisfactory in a financial sense, at least, portant hapjienings of each neighbor young orchard. One of the best farms walks, is for our people to make an than two years of hard work at railroading.

in the county. Price, For hood. Let some enterprising person of each township volunteer to furnish the effort in that direction. Willis Goodwin, Lin. Jackson, Al.

particulars call at this oilice. Curl and Mr. Welch will start to-morrow for At tho Highest Market Prion. I always pay every r-ent that eastern live ettick markets wilt Justify, and would respectfully ask those having marketable hogs or cat- eto flWiaw of, to consult mo before selling. Hortewt weight and the hittliost market prices as everyone kuows, is my motto.

New Eka every week with the impor The silly nincompoop has said "ta liannan Kantian, agea 62 years, tant events of his respective locality. Colorado and the southwest. They go by team, and before returning will visit No Man's Land, tbe strip of land between Kansas ami tho Indi wife of James Randall, of Grant towij-ship, died of Dropsy Wednesday morn Mr. W. R.

Bair, the new landlord When we advertise pure drugs we mean just what we say that our drugs are new fresh and pure. We cany all the standard patent medicines that are cu the market, and iu the way of Note Paper, Toilet Articles of all kinds ami artist's we carry a large and varied stock, also Perfumery, which cannot fail to please the most fastidious. The choicest hra mis of smokers' materials, consisting of Pipes, Cigars, and Chewing and Smoking Tobacco. ta" to a gentleman hom he chooses to call "governor." We feel that we have lost our self-respect to some extent, when we allude in any form tothecon- ART MfKUISET. ing at 2 o'clock, and was laid to rest in of the Pacific House, desires the public an Territory that baa become famous throughout the United States by tbe effort of Cleveland to keep cattle kings from dona fug It to the Union Cemetery, seven miles south to know that he will run a feed and west of this city, yesterday afternoon livery stable In connection with his temptible tom-tit across the road, but themselves for their own especial use.

The V. BOVVilAX, Iladdam, at 4 o'clock, the funeral services being hotel, and that rates for feeding trans- the ceaseless and uncalled for abuse weather promises to remain pleasant, and tne conducted by Rev. Roht. Hawks. The tent horses and furnishing rigs will 1 that he heaps upon the reacted head ,7 7 Proprietor of deceased was one of those elderly wo- as low as the lowest.

He also desires of the "Governor," deserves the cen- iJ U1; rooctt in i I southern gentleman, started Salunwy morn- men hora all respected and admired to announce to the world in general, sure and condemnation of not only the f. he -la iciE Fits Oil or ner many goou qualities or heart that ihe House under his New Era, but every resiK-ctable man, taking the sights of Missouri's famous inl Livery, Feed and SaleStablo, Dm 1 and mind, and her death although an mmiacroeiit will run in neat nluna woman and rliilil ill the rommunitv. All nd various attractions that thean- inconceivable loss to her husband is style, and patrons will get the best of his insinuations are malicious, every wX be0' mcfh's greatly deplored by the unnumbered eatables the local markets afford. He charge he makes is false, and his efforts two brother and recount the deeds of his friends she had made iu Washington cordially invites all old customers to to besmiirh the rhaiaeler and destroy youthful days and tell them of tho many won- New bugiries. gnnd horvee ami smtlemBnly IrealHM-nl all mirofm.

tNie or two-wwu-d furriaire. one or two harm Hir In taet env- ders be has viewed since booomiiiir one of cotuity uuruig her residence in Gnmt call at his new charters, and solicit the influence of the "covernor" will ilutttf that the luinines mim or pleasure seeker aJayhawker. He will return tome time next rou'itttttin i only prove a boomerang that will fall me nsitninairp, nr an those who want, a week. fltins in tne uvery line, nave to let at mod-nute Will kni horw to trsKle or sell at all times, jiihI lhie desiring to or ptirrhnse norsr-s in the craven coward's own camp. We carry a large stock of Paints, Oils, tilass, Putty and Painters' materials of all descriptions.

Also Lubricating Oils of nil kinds. Iliyaicicians pre-seriptons carefully compounded by a competent ilmg-gist. Satisfaction guarrauted to all. Store one door west of 1 wild win's general store, ll.nlih ni. Kansas.

B. L. Wilson and wife, of Washing The contract for the building of meal, a soft bed and hospitable lur im-t ail ktndi of purrs, will tlrKl It to treatment. jiauuams new school house was It may lie all rigid thr advantage toeail on the uiHk'rslirned. M.

V. noWMAI. Tlie council at their regular meet ton, were iruests of Mr. and Mrs. J.J.

Muth gundny. Ben was married to Silas Emma Mo Lom-y, at Wahiiurton, Auifust .23, and bal In-H-nlously kept his friends here Umorant of the fact until Sunday, when a friend cross que-tinned him la a manner that revealed the whole awarded to Mr. E. Stevens, of Union township, who expects to have the new structure completed by the first of De ing Monday evening, levied a tax of one mill on all real estate, for the purpose A. D.

McLeod, 1 to vote Democrats r.ntl nonresidents at Republican caucuses," but it looks terrible rank to place lifelong Democrats upon a Republican towimhip ticket men who are so deeply dyed iu the principles of the Demo cember, me excavation work has of raising fuiuls to lay cross and side- deal, ben smiled. i up tbe ctjnira and said: ues own commences, nm miiirtn.g will walks. They alao levied a tax of two ayior. A quarter of a century of tinirle loneliness be two stories high, with two rooms mills on all real est! and nemonal iCflANT Ti has convinced me that man whs not bom to property for general piirpotses. We lire alone throiurh the autumnal and winter seasons." cratic party that even the smallest municipal Republican gathering is ob-noxioua to their political tastes.

Yes, Kuril breaks look rank to men of all Heck Ftirgiison returned last Thurs and a magiiificent hall, with seating capacity that mill furnish abundant room for the accummodatioii of at least one hmidivd snd twenty -five scholars. Th -Un adotite.1 allow Greenleaf. Kans. City Meat Market, day evening from an extended sojourn In Ken- He my eveiyimr in that land of milk KANSAS. ihe adding of two.

nr even four morf are pleased to note this action of our city It -virtually says Haddam muht have more and better sidewalks and that other needed impiovt-au-nts mut be made this fall. But the city council cannot do even alone, Uiey atiouM have the heaity eo-operar lion and fuipjKirt of all our hi t'j inij-r-iv H.i.i.hini an 1 i and boncy is ioomir.a. Mom injf an.1 the e.cwrrs are In Hom. tlie rrwii, the tw1 lenn aMlor tiie wt-iht tf riinit I fruit, the hirjs are sprtn-tiuie freV parties, sua the eyes ci niany tfTj'ght-laced republicans, censures the executors iitH ha lug rouuiiiited unpardonable mistakes, which can onlv HADDAM, J. F.

AXDIiL'S. -HADDAM, 'rooms, without injuring the iieat an- i ilcurifi evnonne to the of i-s r-' -y I '1 1 -ftl'. in t. 1 i'Oisieiop. I wik; the horja.

vslii' and MB-cp are int. pvr-i a r- 1 (f r-nC vfT i S)f rftri for on th' i ft h-i penraiice ot the original t-t tune, and welflieve is tlie UM ihnl couii I lffn zii T' accounted 1. p. -V i.

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