The Weekly Osage Chronicle from Burlingame, Kansas • 3

THE WEEKLY OSAGE CHRONICLE BURLINGAME, KANSAS, SATURDAY, JULY 29, 1865. PERRY FULLER CO JllttWj) l)romde. TOBACCO, CIGAR AND LIQUOR Book Job printtnBffice JSHEPAMS STORE! The Congretlonal Church edince, 45x05 feet with basement, stands there yet, roofless. Nothing is being dono in the way of finishing it, that we can JOBBING HOUSE. COUNTY CITY MATTERS The largest see.

It is a pity. We suppose it is for the want of 26 MassacbsettsIStreet, 26 I CARDS, DEEDS, RETAIL ESTABLISHMENT W. LUDINGTON, IXronTEII AHD DIALER IN riRi Boxes, Lawrence, FOSTERS PHUJTIttO, funds. Every day that it stands in its present fix, detracts from its value. Mr.

L. Adam's new rosidenee is progresing finely and will be ready for occupancy this fall. By oold weather Burlingame will have assumed a substantial and inviting look equalled but by few county towns in the west. All hail the future junction of the two great sys -terns of Railroads. Any one receiving a Chkokiclb this week that Tickets -o- tloes not wiih it for tho coining year, will please Wkeloiale Dealers and Jobbers in By the bun dred, dozen We can fill orders with signify the lame, either by letter or returning the A Fine Reotifling Kestablisnment! Cigars, Tobacco, Wines, AND TRADING HOUSE! In TIlIS Section Of the Country.

Wilmington, Kansas. rf0 the citizens of Wabaunsee, Lvon, Osage and paper with their name plainly written upon the or singly dispatch. margin. The Council Grove Press in forma us that the At Wholesale or Retail, LAWRENCE, KANSAS. Gentleman viiiting our sanctum will oblige ni by letting our exchanges alone.

"A word, etc" UR OFFICE IS UKSURPASSBD BT ANT Imporia New hat been purchased by a stanger 0 IN THE JL vicinity, permit me through the coluins of the Say, Stranger, as we have not reeoived a number inronicie to tender tnanks for the liberal patronage heretofore received and also to state that I now of your valuable sheet, will you please we want THE above'named establishment take pleasure nnHfiinv Drupci'tit and country Merchants Judge Eskridge and I. E. Perley, of Emporia, called upon us this week. They wore on their road to Topeka as delegates to the Railroad Convention have in store to tee how you write. that his Liquors and Tobaocos are of the purest and GrK.lfiAT STATE OF KANSAS IN NEW AND FASHIONABLE Let everybody turn out to the Railroad meeting on Tuesday next.

Aug. 1st. We want to see men A person informed us the other day that he was best brands, ana tnat He will sou euner atoi. uuuis prices, (freight added.) Don't forget to give him a call before going to Leavenworth and freighting DRY GOODS. A LARGER STOCK OF GOODS and merchandise, than can be found in any other twice the distance.

from all portion! of the county here, on that occasion. Come, eyery property holder. about purchasing a farm of thirty thousand aores, or more, if he liked them, of the new treaty lands. Poor cuss, his wants are so unassuming. We pre establishment within Twenty-Five Miles PRINTING MATERIAL! Establised in 1855.

Sacked in 1856. Do not let the School Heuse fever abate any. sume he might buy our town and fence it np for out buildings. A new Saheel House is much needed. of Wilmington.

My stock consists of Boots, Shoos Clothing, FOR ALL THE LATEST STYLES Enterprising mochanios who wish to make per M. W. Richardson says he has 35 acres of the Stood the Famine in 1860. Totally Destroyed in 1863, Defies all Competition in 1865. JAMES G.

SANDS, Dvy Goods, Notions, Clothing! manent locations and future homos could not do finest Hune-arian Qrass that he ever saw grew. It Furnishing Goods, Hats A Capt, Boots and Shoes DRUGS, MEDICINES. GROCERIES, PROVI will average, when out, over three tons the acre, better than to settle in our town. A Wagon ma SIONS, SCHOOL BOORS, STATIONERY, Crops of every description, throughout the county, ker, Shoemaker and Tinner can each find a good MiacrAcrcai am Diaim JV A AND FANCY! Hardware, Wood and Willow Ware, Crockery, opening hero. are doing exceedingly well, and the promising indications of a rich harvest could not be better.

(1 loss ware, Tinware, ArunKS, Mr. Win. Lord has just finished a large stone Saddles, A Harness, Sunks, Bai, Bridles! WOEKMANS HIP! llojriiess, Lashes, Firkins AO. Those of our farmers who can convioetly, would, HATSjCAPS QUEENSWARE, All of the above I will sell af the lowest bossible no doubt, da well to put up a two-fold quantity of wall, six feet high, around some of his vacant lots. He intends it for a protection te his stock in winter.

prices, at least as low as the same quality of good bay this fall, as it takes a knowing one to predict And Every Style and Description Of MILITARY EQUIPMENTS, oan be bought elsewhere in central Kansas. Jas. Stewart has, also, commenced an im what the next season in Kansas will bring forth I will pay the highest cash prices for Hides, provement of the same kind. xrr 1 T1 GOOD WORK ON BOOKS AND JOBS. urn im KaBuu, nuui, uowu, uiu, a'iuuj, What's in the wind? Improvements are rife.

Corn, Butter, Eggs, Chetee o. also, being a CARRIAGE TRIMMINGS. LAWRENCE, KANSAS. So much rainy weather, we fear will induce and Our city his been taken with a fit of enterprise and Licensed Stock Broker! Which will be done promptly and at reasonable Railroads is the only panaoea. Jfainteri an ne- MERCHANTS from Southern nhd Western Kansas will find it to their interest to call and examine our stock before purchasing else where; 82-10.

THE BURLINGAME MILLSI engender fevers and sickness this fall. We advise thinking persons to lay in a stock of oathartios, or charges. pairers are busy in every direction. Corner lots riAnm.K ant tiarwrss mottnttnos as Will buy and sell stock of every desoription, on the most favorable terms. In fact will buy and sell personal property Of nearly every description or take the Bame in ezohange for goods, My motto is at stated seasons, read Gerrltt Smith's non-hanging of Jeff.

Davis-speech and take a puke. are advanoing rayidly. Indian swops very firm, with pony stocks lively. Other things, including harness Makers and Farmers of Osage to call, and DAILY, TRhWEEKLY AND WEEKLY "LOW PRICES AND FAIR DEALING." see us. i-az vegetables and smoked hog meat, at a slight ad Capt.

Howard Schnyler returned home this week vance on last quotations. Mud, a drug and drag after eighteen months service south. He looks AHS01V STORM. T. J.

BTRHHBKRGH. 'Bui of him tvho hup of n. d. sheparD. well and eays he is tired of the service.

CONSERVATIVE! PUBLISHED BY JNO. W. WRIGHT. STORM CO. DIALERS IN Neighbor Absalom Hoover has been making some with the bulls and mules.

Jimmy Souders keeps constantly on hand the best Lemonades, richest Fruits n4 sweetest Candies in the market. Call early, as he may take a ride Into (he country Saturday evening. first rate Improvements upon his place adjoining W. FAIRCHItD, J. HlSlMBOTHAV.

FAIRCHILD HIGINBQTHAM, Wholesale dealers in town, this season. A man with as pleasant a home HA'RDWARE CANE MILLS orplBHShawnee St- fifth door from cor. ef Main. as Mr. is the peastssor of, oaght to feel pretty in WttllltEW RUN OF Sf ONE.

LOGS GRAIN IN TIE AT DEMAXD, HAVING tTNDERGONE THOROUGH RE-pairs. We have made some alterations end additions to the FtOtJRINO MACHINERY, rn rfnllnr nnr vnx. It Dublishes more matter dependent, FANCY STAPLE PHY GOODS STOVES, AGRICULTURAL IMPLEMENTS than any other paper In the State and Is published at one half the prioe. paper will be furnished unless paid for IN Dr. Hart 'has made considerable 5 prorement in AND EVAPORATORS the interior of his Drug Store, beea painting, eto.

The Doctor has decidedly the neatest and most ADVANCE. All Abetters snouia no aaaressoa 10 JNO. WRIGHT. Leavenworth, Kansas. A LSO, Manufacturers of Tin, Sheet Iron and XJL Copperware.

Job work done to order and tastefullyy arranged establishment in the city. The Doc. is wide awake and no less so is his gentloman. Yanks) Notions, Boots and Shoes, Carpets, Wail Paper, Ac, N. 48 MAIN STREfiT (Carney Stevens' new Building,) warranted to give satisfaction.

We 'note many substantial improvements that have been made and lately commenced in town, during the spring and summer. There appears te hare been new life infused into the property holders of the plaee. We itemize: Uncle Dicky Wheat, at the bridge, is repairing his reems preparatory to getting on a larger stock of groceries. --e Mt. J.

M. Ford has just added a new coat of paint to his residence and has so improved his prem. ises generally that things look quite home like. On the opposite side of the street, we see Mrs. Call and see us, in our new Iron-Front.

Brick ly salesman', L. Boyce. Store Keouis, Massachusetts Street, LAWRENCE, SHANNON SHANNON, ATTORNEY AT LAW AND NOTARIES PUBLIC, It is supposed by some that all the Jews will yet be gathered together unto Jerusalem. What a TT Tp Tr tj -t -r tt thundering let of cheap goods and motly crew of I JL JO. JUi JLL Jtli IN JL JLJ Hi Leavemowrth, Kansas shodyites there will he in the City of David! LAWRENCE, KANSAS.

PCBLI8HID. KVERT SATCRDAT VOTIHIHO A And feel increased confidence that we can, at least measurably, satisfy the wants of the public. Those desiring bulling, from a distance, will be more sure of getting their work by corning the latter part of the week. The Flouring department will be under the direction of MR. R.

POLLARD, Who will give his strict attention to the itae. THE BAWINO MI LL1 Will be under my own supervision. CIVIL Will Practice in all the Courts of the Fifth Judicial, Burlingame, Osage County, Kansas. Captain Rooks' residence thoroughly minted and District. 104 Lieut.

Ed. Mercer took the good people of this locality by surprise, somewhat, by taking Miss Belle repaired, inside and out She has now one ef the most comfortable resiliences in the county. The PRACTICAL MACHINIST! AND FUiixiTufniai FliBNlTUKKI The undersigned would inferm the people that he Rambe for better or worse. work was done by Messrs Ford and Archer. WabaunSd County Surveyor The building adjoining tirt Cbromiclr Offioe was A pleasant journey through life with a goodly numW of heirs to inherit your names and property.

purchased, a few days since by R. A. Bratton Is prepared to manufacture anything, from a fine Ottomanlto si oommon Kitohen-TabTe. ALL KINDS OF TURNING DONE is the only bad luck we wish you. J.

E. EVANS This week the floors were torn out, the building At two dollars a year, patable in advance. RATES OP ADVERTISING. (24n Una make a Squdrt.) First insertion, per line, 10 each additional Insertion, 6 cents I II, per line per annum. Ooe ftmrth a cpluuiu, months, $5.00 12.00 1 year, 20.00 too baf ef a Column months, 12.00 a ii i 20.60 1 year, 15.00 One oeliuaa.

months. 20.00 Eir'ALL baving accounts against the firm of Schuyler Cannitf will present them to me for settlement. raised, roof repaired, preparatory to putting aooept WILMINGTON, KANSAS. Little Albert and Edward Hoover will thanks for a couple arm-loads of vegetables. A.

N. HULBURD. 1- enthe shortest notice. Burlingame, Kansas. a new eoat of plastering.

this writing the paint is betag applied thick and fast. It has been hint ed that a new bride may be the next ocoupant, TTTILL attend to Surveying lands, leveling TT Grading c. Judge Sohuyler Ii making a sido-walk In front of DR. G. J.

PARK, his residence. 3 ST Well, Rob't, after serving three yean as Orderly Also, sets and repairs Engines of all descriptions, en reasonable terms and short notice. Address, WH0LKSAM AHD RBTAIL DIALRR besides being wounded and disabled for life, we F111L1P C. SCHUYLER, feurlingnme, Feb. 6th, 1864.

20- SANTA FE TRAINS AND OUT-FITTERS Xj It I FOB Ge We HOOVER'S How often it is pertinently romarked: "Oh, if J. S. BVANSt Wilmington, Waubaunse Kas. think no sufficient reason could be urged against Is.OO 1 year, 00.00 Marriage Notices, free. All transient advertisements must be paid in ad- I only had a good salt of clothes, I would get mar your immediate promotion to that sublime sphere, wm.

A. noSBt w. j. thojcpsom. DRUGS, MEDICINES, CHEMICALZ, PAINTS, ranee.

Hurry up the day and mustering officer. ried and go to church and be somebody." Reader, we feel for you, but Joseph MoDonald is the man you want to see. lie is in regular receipt of Scott's We ve en band a laree assortment of Card and The next change for the better was the removal and enlargement of C. R. Pollard's Shingle factory The machine is now slicing oft" the best ef shingles Job Type, and are prepared to do all kinds of Job Werk upon the shortest notioe, with neatness and di patch, and upon reaionable terms.

reports, besldos be has just received a large lot of the beateloths, trimmings, buttons, for gentle- ROSE WBOLIIAL AKD BEtAIL BALERS III OOKS, STATIONERY, LAI BOOKS PRINTERS' STATIONARYAND PAINTERS' MATERIALS OILS, Burning Fluid, Varnishes, Brushes, Dye Stuffs, Window Glass, Putty, Patent Medi with amazing rapidity. i mans furnishing goods; and, that's net all, by UNION PACIFIC RAILWAYED. 4 BLACKSMITH SHOP, AS THAT IS THE PLACE TO GET YOUR Hdrses Shod, Plows Repaired, long shot, he will get you np a suit clothes cheaper cines, rure Liquors for Medical purposes, Perfum Our Landlord, George Bratton, is making extern sive additions to his ham and stables. With all the horses of the several stage lines, besides the than you Can possibly buy them elsewhere. ery, anoy ana Aouot articles.

af9 large run of trancient custoti, he snys it wns ira 58) Corner of Third and Delaware Blnjjl Special Notices, possible te get along with a smaller addition than TIME TABLE NO. t. 1- LEAVENWORTH, KANSAS. There will be held in oonnection with the Meth WAGONS, CARlllAGES, STAGES, And, in fact, any and everything else, in his lin done up with neatness and dispatch and warraned to stand. Always found at his old stand, or hie odist Quarterly Meeiing a Camp Meettng, in Bur Trains will be run as follows on and after the one put up.

He is also erecting a new kitchen for the bettor aocomodation of our inestimable Landlady. -Dr. Hart has eomeneed and nearly finished an ad WtlUAlVt Eo SUTLIFF CO. lingame, commencing on Thursday the 3rd day of jenaag, May looa. Stock, PAPER HANGINGS, to.

Agents for Grover Baker's Sewing Machines. No. 45 Delaware StReeT. LEAVENWORTH, KANSAS. 1-62 jfcwisLiiYi Jewelry! WATCHESI CLOCKS! FANCY N0TI0NSI residence WSSTWARD BOUND.

EASTWARD BOUKD August. All are Invited to attend. Leave Op.h .1 A. U. dition to his house.

The addition is under roof and Merchant Tailors, Kansas City, 2:26 Armstrong, 2(30 will he ready for the paint in a few days. Cltino! just received and for sale at the Bur- ii lingame Drug Store. A choice lot. consisting ef Captain Stewart has thoroughly repaired and The Largest Tinware! AND GENERAL OUT-PITTING Fall Leaf, 'I Lenapo, 9:43 Tiblow, 1:00 LAWfeENCE, stANjAS painted his snug residence in anticipation of the re silk-mixed Cassimere suits, black Casslmero pants. Secondine, 54 Tiblow.

3:17 Lenapo, 8:41 Journeycake, 4:05 lall Leaf, 4:23 turn of his much wished for rib. The cage should Cashinet coats, summer rests, Shetland Merino Arrive K. City, 11.0S TTAVE JUST RECEIVED, FROM NEW YORK correspond with the bird, must have beea the incentive to the extra exertion on his part, in his shirts, under shirts, drawers, totton and woolen sooks, all of whioh which will be sold on favorable Arrive Lawrence, 5:00 A PIBST CLASS WORKMAN! Frederick Ortman. TOPEKA, KANSAS Ck'J always be found at his old stand, with a heavy stock of Jewely, and always ready to do XJL and Boston, their new stock of E. E.

BARTHOLOWk good lady's absence terms. Jl 22-tf. ESTABLISHMENT General Superintendent Joseph McDonald has fitted op one of the mbst Spring and Summer Clotluug: Annual School District Meeting. comfortable rooms in town for the accomodation of dock, watch and jewelry repairing. JT.

E. JEWELL St Notice is hereby given to the voters of School C. CRUMB, SUMMER. PANTS STUFF! District No. 7 of Osage county, that the annual meeting of said district will be held at the School Heuse in Bnrltngame, at 2 o'clock, en the x-Treasurer of Osage County, F0RWABDING! COMMISSION! RECKIVINO MERCHANTS! Military Cloths Trimmings, himself and steadily increasing business.

By the way, take a peep at Uncle Macks Notice and see what he offers te do in the line of Gent's Furnish Ing floods. The best business house in the county is being built by Mr. J. M. Chambers.

The main building is 25x35 feet with large cellar and two stories high. 29th day of Jnly, 186S. BUR1INQAMB, KANSAS STOVE STORE Iff the Interior or Kansas. CO. LADIES' FINE CLOTHS, Dated this 17th day of July, I8(S.

C. R. POLLARD, Dist. Clk. aKD TTTILL attend te the paying ef taxes for toon.

A large and splendid stock of the above named residents. All business entrusted to him The stories are about twelve feet. The front is of ertioies, which we ere willing to sell at wboleeale Special Order. Will be promptly attended to. 1-5J or retail, at the GENERAL PRODUCE DEALERS, Captains and commanders ef companies belong.

T. S. CLELAND, ing to the Santa Fe Road Battalion, will immedi Stone Warehouse, near the Bridge, LOWEST LEAVENWORTH fclUCES. We purchase ouf goods at the Eastern Manufac CLERK OF OSAGE COUNTY, ately collect in all camp equipage, axes end extra arms and turn the same ever to these Headquarter. Also, hose companies that have not yet made out rr a Tn ft LAWRENCE, KANSAS, Cash paid for Grain, Hides, Tallow, Cotton, Wool Hemp and Tobaeoo.

BURLINGAME, tures, and we defy competition. Please call and see for yourselves, oar goods end prices. Our motto their rolls will immediately make out one muster Special attention riven to the outfitting of Trains and duplicate pay rolls, (putting under the head of i DlALHI Atl XtMbt or STOVES COOKING UTENSILS. Also, Manufacturers of Tin, Copp A Sheet Iron Warei MASSACHUSETTS STREET, XT 0 I WILL attend to paying taxes, redeeming lands and lots sold for taxes. "Remarks" those who had horses end those who NEVER UNDERSOLD.

SnUiff Building, Mass. Bt Lawrense, 39- had net,) end forward to these Headquarters. J9-0FFICE, twe doors Mt of the Printin Publication Notice. voice. l- TTOLLAM RICH, or in Ar Tit: Jrl Dots will take notice that James Rasers of F.

J). RlDUXOl'R. B. W. BAKJIR.

A I 1 R. L. FEAZEE, hewn stone of the finest workmanship. The side and bade walls, solid stone masonry. This building when completed will he a permanent ornament te the place.

It is progressing rapidly and will be ready for the roof in a short time. Mr. Edwin Timms has the contract for the mason work and the job, se far, reflects greatjereditupomhim as amaster Mechanic. The carpenter work is being done Mr. Theo.

Reber. East eThe above building is the foundation the 0. 0. F. Hall.

James Rogers has it built. The lower story is intended for a business house. Robert Rambo is the building contractor and it is to be finished oy the first day of September. The Court House is not yet under roof. We do not know why it has been delayed.

It has poked along for a series of months. Messrs Timms and Rambo had the building contract of the County Commissioners. The building will cost, if ever finished, in the neighborhood of six thousand dollars, and Till be a standing monument to the enterprise of Ossgo County. By Order, M. M.

BDOCK, CoL Comd'g. Notice. RIDENOUR BASER. tue voumy i usage ana state or Kansat, did on the 31st day of July, A. D.

1865. file his petition in the Distriot Court within and for said county, airainst DIAL1KS IK- iud Bm Mouom aico aeienaant settinr forth that DEALER SUES, SL0Ol(S! the said defendant Hollam Rice is indebted to the A LL persons are hereby warned not to purobase WAT rx either of the following described notes, as the said James Rogers, plaintiff, for professional services as attorney in the sum of three hundred GROCERIESJROM.STEELIAILS same were fraudulently obtained and there are equities existing acainst them. Both notes ware drawn with interest from Jnly 1st 1865, and the said Hollam Rice is notified that he is required to appear by me in favor of Montague Rice (or order or bear- LAWKENCE, KANSAS? HAVIITa, since the raid, built new house, we are prepared to do all kinds of work la TIN, COPPER AND SHEET IRON. We keep constantly on hand all the modern Im proved Stoves, which we will sell as cheap as Lear-enworth Merchants Don't forget to Give us a Call; SgyEnquire for the shop of 1 PEURCE MAYBERRY, Co. er,) dated at Hurlingame, July, 8th, 1865, drawing uswr eaia petition on or belore the 1st day.

of October, A. D. 1865. And said Hollem Rioe is further notified that aaWdar of a.ttnh seven per eenu interest per annum. One was made payable in the sum of four hundred dollars FINE JEWELRY, SHVEE-WAEE, ALBUMS FANCY GOODS! LAWKENCE, KANSAS, HUBS, SPOKES, FELLOES, dke.

LkWRENCE, KANSAS. BUY all kinds country produce, at the highest prices. Come see us; being burned out by cn the 1st day or November, I8S5, end the other In seen issued in said case. the sum or one thousand dollars, on the first dav JAMES ROGERS, By himself Attorney. ef May, 1867.

0ZIA3 M. BILLINOS, yuantru only makes ui the more anxious to coll. 1. 1.