The Kansas Pilot from Kansas City, Kansas • 1

-I THE KANSAS PILOT. fW THE KANSAS PILOTy WILLIAM CAFFREY, EDITOR. Office, No. 1915 Sixth Street. CAFFREY EDWARDS, -C, II VAN FOSSES ADVERTISING RATES I'f .1 tr week, month.

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lfl 00 1.1 00 25 00 loot. 15 00 85 00 45 00 The 1'ilot office is now equipped with rl cj-s 13 00 25 00 25 0 I 00 80 00 150 00 VOL 2. KANSAS CITY, KAN, SATURDAY EVENING, JAN. 10, 1880. material, ana prepared touo irooa wore im tae 4i 80 001 INTO "3 i line of Heads, Note Heads.

BU! Heads, Card, Vy fJ fJ Statement, DonVer'. fr bintiac ar- Local Notices, 10 cests a Line. azincs, music books, received. History of Wyandott County. competitioTm is the life of trade.

KENTUCKY In last Sunday morning's Kansas City for the laborers and business men across the Kaw, and from the railroad shops located at Armstrong, from which she draws a large number. In Kansas City, Kansas, are located the Stock Yard company's grounds and buildings, Plankinton Armours' packing house, the largest in the worid. coverine several acres: two soap fac- Journal, we find the following concise history of Wyandott County, compiled by Ed. Snger. City Clerk of Wyandott, and Wyan win nniBtfrriir ill dott correspondent of the Journal.

It will repay careful perusal: 111 HEG Ac Opposite Van Fossen Block, KANSAS CITY, KANSAS. DEALERS IX Groceries! A little more than a quarter of a century tones'' and several mammoth barrel faito- ago. when the struggle for freedom, on the E.irly 5n the 8pring is to be ei.ected blood stained soil of Kansas, was going on, at the mouth the the WASHINGTON LETTER. From our Regular Correspondent. Washington.

1). C. Jan. 2nd, 1879. The advent of the New Year was celebrat ed gloriously yesterday.

The day was all that could have been wished for, bright, warm, and cheerful. The receptions at the White House, at the British inister's and at the Cabinet officers' houses were more numerously attended than usual, and the day passed off with very little to mar the universal With all this joyousness in the social world it is a pity that the new year must be ushered in through a dark cloud in the political sky. That cloud in Maine may not now appear larger than a man s. hand, but it portents trouble of a very serious nature. The infamous authorities there have aggre- Geo.

S. Colby has been "elected foreman of the hose company, E. Hichfield. Ass E. S.

Drought, Treas T. Rest, Secretary. The County Commisioners have done but little important business except allowing some claims and establishing some roads. The bad weateer caused an adjournment of the Quindaro Sunday School Association last Sunday, till tomorrow, Will Robinson, a colored man living near Quindaro, got into a fighting scrape and lit out. His letters can now be addressed to Missouri.

Officer Pat. Welsh, the night policeman, has resigned his position. He will soon fill the new appointment as jailer. During his term cf service he was a most efficient officer. A prominent store-keeper living near White Church sot arrested last week at the the struggle which decided the future wel- house ef Fowler lirother fare of the State not only but extending to 300 feet sriuareand four Tories hiah.

Em. PURE CALIFORNIA AND all parts of the Union, became the basis of ployed in the above are over 2 500 men, r- the issue against the institution of slavery, large number of whom reside in Wyandott. the little village of Wyandott was slowly As the wholesale trade of Kans City comes spreading over the hillsides at the mouth of down into tue bottoms. and the Missouri the Kaw. Decades ago, long Le fore the woodman's ax ever disturbed here the qui etude of ''God's first temples;" before vated the Republicans- almost beyond endorf Theater Oomique for creating a disturbance; France had relinquished her claim to Louis- ance in the hope of causing violent retalia- i reiusing to sign nis Dona he was locnea up ia- I tana, this country was jnown as "good CONSOLIDATION.

At no very distant day Wyandott, Kansas Citj, Kansas. Armstrong. Riverview and Rosedale will be united and form one corporation. That a consolidation of these place in one corporation, under one mime, couldbe a mutual benefit to all of them there can no doubt. The interests of alt are identical, and whatever inures to the bene tic ofonaof them benefits till the others.

If united, each would feel a community of interest that does not exist now, and could work for one common end, viz: The building of a great city at the mouth of the Kaw. The division into seperate municipalities has a tendency to weaken the efforts of nil in the upbuilding of the great city that is ultimately to become the Queen of the Mississippi Valley and the great commercial center of the New Wist. Consolidate then under one government and the result is a commercial standing that cannot be gainsaid, ignored or stolen us capital in trade by our ri vals across the side of the line. Consolidate them and you have a population that will command respect and admiration of the whole state. Consolidate them and it fires ft political that will com-tuind the respect and support of our delegation lu congress, and secure to us the necessary appropriations to rip-nu the banks of the Kaw and dredge it to the Southern bridge, so that barges and steamboats may ascend it to carry the grain, bacon, beef, and manufactured articles that will ultimately be stored along its banks in elevators, packing houses, Put it any any shape you please, and consolidation will result in muttrtl advantage to all concerned; while seperation wil' retard the growth, distract and weaken the energies nd efforts, as well us make capitalists teel shy of all.

The above was clipped from the columns of our esteemed coteniporary. he Wyandott Htrald some two or three weeks sin. It was then clipped but the pressure on our columns was such that we had no time to reply to it. We now propose to do so in brief: First, our editorial friend will admit that wif; INDIES, SOURMASH i I GRAPE Jl PEACH this morning. hunting The village of Wyandott w.iu jn nuiiifiil fVnm ttibA nf PRO DUCE.

Flour of all grades, Selected 4Teas, Pure Coffees and Spices, Butter and (Theese from best Dairies. Choice Syrups and Molasses. Foreign and Domestic Fruits. Canned Fruits in Variety. Jg? We wish to assure our customers that we can compete with any house "up town," as regards prices and quality of goods, and that they can save time and street car fare by patronish.g us.

Thankful for the liberal patroange extended to us s'nee we commenced business in The Bottom." we hope hereafter to merit a continuance of the same. BGoods delivered promptly free of expense. Indians, who, numerous and powerful when ii'in 11, via inuu ft mv-iwiig houses, smeitiug works, manufacturing establishments, and railroad shops, and tracks cut it up in every direction, the property will become too valuable for residences, and homes on the hill tops'? will be located, in Wyandott. The valuation of the property in the city, taken on a cash standard would be at least 1,500,000, and the coming --ear the value of the buildings, jiut up together with the rapid appreciation in the value, will more than double the amount. Parties coming from he East to invest in property and build up a home are favorably struck with the religious, educational and social advantages of the city.

The following churches are supported by large congrega- The Wyandott Horticultural Society elected Saturday evening last. W. W. Dickinson. President; 0.

H. Carpenter. Vice-President; M. B. Newman, Secretary: Jonah Smith, Treasurer.

Executive committee is Wilson. Carpenter, Huffaker, Wiltz. Crooks and Krof. Their next meeting will be on the first Saturday in February. the French and English were contending for the domination of the continent, emigrated from their home in Canada across the Detroit river into Michigan and fought their way against all opposition, along the south ern shore of Lake Erie, finally becoming permanently located under the protection of the United States in northern Ohio.

By the treaty of Janu-iry 21, 1785, the United as iSTi 3l Thk Fourth Annual Meeting of the Kansas State Historical Society will be held in the Senate Chamber Topeka, on Tuesday evening, Jan. 20, 1880. 7:30 P. for the object of choosing eighteen members of the Board of Directors, and the transaction of such other business as may come before the Society. Plates conceueu 10 u.e u.e anJ ow eJ huildinCS and to several million acrea 01 ianu, out -on me 17th of March.

1S4'2, they ceded by treaty 100.141 acres of land in Crawford, Ohio, to tion, but the Republicans choose peaceful methods, as usual, and if they are deprived of their rights this year, they will sweep the rascals from power next year with a force that cannot be resisted The President says that he thinks the Confederate Congress will not attempt any of their revolutionary ats of last year. They are evidently holding back the Marshal's deficiency bill to use as a coercive power against the President in case they see a chance to make capital out of it. Republicans will welcome any contest on that ground, and the wiser Democrats know it. Senator Voorhees and his Democratic friends who wanted to know what caused the colored exodus, have lost their zeal of late-The information comes too fast. The negroes are going north now very rapidly, and telling fearful stories of oppression in the South.

In North Carolina, Alabama and Florida, colored men have attempted to become owners of some of the vacant public lands, but have been prevented by the white people. Instances are mentioned where colored men who have taken up homesteads under the homestead law were squeezed out" and driven off as soon as their improvements had become of sufficient value to excite the cupidity of white men Will Senator Voorhee's Committee of Inves-tions take notice of these things 1 IF YOU WANT Best's Milwaukee Lager Beer Pure Kentucky Whiskey. the United States. In tne sixty years CEO W. HARDER.

.10. C. LAFGIIMN. SOLD AT FIRST PRICES. AND WARRANTED PURL PATERSON MCKINNON'S WHOLESALE RETAIL LIQUOR STORE, South Side Public Square KANSAS CITY, MO.

Visitors to Kansas City invited to eaiL which had passed since their leaving Canada, the Wyandott? made rapid progress in civilization, but, decreased in number and wealth Following this trea'y with th United States, a compact was made between Best tobacco and cigars, go to in corporation consolidation, the question of HARDER LAUGHEIN, DEALERS IX Stoves and Tinware NEWPORT M'KNIGHT'S Next door to Grand View Hotel I Paul's Episcopal church, located on Fourta Street; the Congregational church, Methodist Episcopal, German Methodist and Roman Catholic churches, located on Fifth Street, the Methodist Church. South, located on Seventh Street, and four colored churches Methodist, Baptist, Cutn-beliite anil Mission situated in different portions of the city The public schiols and ac idemies of the city are justly ranked among the best in the state. The public schools have a course of study which graduates pupils from the high school, well fitted for the duties of- citizenship. Wyandott Academy has an attendance of near 150 pupils. Here are given pupils an English business course for a preparatory course for the bost eastern colleges-.

St. Eloise academy, under the charte of the Catholics, is largely attended and doing good work. The Freelman's University of Kansas, having connected with it a farm of 75 acres, has educated many colored youths, some of whom are GLASNER ROSE. Special attention given to I'ROO'F'ISSrCr, Guttering and Spouting. the Wyandotts and' Delaware for thirty-six sections of land, which.

Jy the trenty of September 24, 1829. had been selected and conveyed, and forever secured by the United States to the Datawares as their permanent residence." This compact was confirmed by act of Congress July 23; 1843. On the 31st January. 1855. by an act Vf Congress, an allotment was ordered of sill the land at the mouth of the Kaw and Missouri rivers occupied by them B.

F. Robinson, J. C. McCoy and Robert J. Lawrence were the commissioners appointed by the Grtverument.

Two hundred and eighty allotments were King Charlston, Also, JOBRI.VG AND REPAtRIING. assets ana indebtedness figures, ir should, the same as individuals or firms. He will also agree that there is a wide difference in the "lay of the land" of the two cities; that the one is unequal, abounds in hills, hollows, elevations and depressions, and thut although much money has been expended in rounding" its surface, much more will be required; muth more than has yet been invested, to consummate the work. Second, it will be admitted that our city is located upon a level base requiring neither filling or elevating; but exactly suited to the erection of business houses and blocks on a level with railroad tracks and river levies. Now we come to the financial consideration, and fust of WYANDOTT CITY, KANSAS.

thc-y bavi- again embarked i the We have very little confidence now in the NO. 1S3(, SIXTH STREET, near EWIXG RESTAURANT! Opposite Livinnsfon.r Cor. State Line, Traili-, and 1ms in stock fresh He will asclit-ai) as the cheapest, and" give good weight. Goods Delivered Free tc residence of patrons promotly. peaceful statement of the difficulties Many government officers apprehend war on an extended scale, as other tribes will probably join the Utes in case of hostilities.

As a matter of genet-al interest I may mention the burning of "Castle here, a few nights ago This was one of the most maguificant private residences in the West Kansas City, Missouri. made, showing a population of 554 members teachers and rank with the leading teachers Kansas, Texas awl tbe Indian TERRITORY. of the tribe. At the time of this allotment ANDREW CO, the bill to organize territory of Kansas had been carried through Congress. From ofthe'state, jThe Kansas State Institute for the blind is located here, and has an attendance of over fifty pupils from different portions of the state.

The drives and back country of Wyandott surpass anything of the kind in the state. the election of November, ,1854, to Septem Indebetednes of Wyandott 123,000 THE BLACKSMITH city. It was built by Ex-Senator Stewart, of Nevada, in 1873, and with its furniture, cost about $500,000. The fire originated in AaiiPuHed valuation 4BO.000 ber, 1856, civil war reigned between the two City tax two and per cent. factions contending for the State sovern- K.

G. FT. SCOTT GULF a defective flue. AND WAGON SHOP. KANSAS CITY, KANSAS.

Walton. 3T Remember the plee, Blake Buil James Street, KANSAS CITY. KANSAS. Proprietor Vienna Garden RESTAURANT, Corner Walnut Street and Mo. Av.

Indebtedness of city Assessed valuation 204 James Street, Kansas City, Kan. WYANDOTTE MAILS. meat, and the territory was a constant tur- The drive on the state road through Quin-moil and violence. Kansas was. filled with daro.

pa ses Oak tirove and Wood Lawn an agitated mass of people, thousands -of cemeteries. The road is turupiked whom had been sent thither to vote, and in miles out and on either side the road is two years after the allotment ordered to th lined with gardens and fruit farms, which Wyandott tribe, a town company was organ- sea, out every fall thousands of dollars in ized on the 9th of December, lS5b', with Si- both large and small fruits and other pro-las Armstrong president and Isaiah Walker ducts of the soil During the past autumn treasurer. The fiit real estate iransfer re- fully 20 per cent more was sown than ever City tax nine mills. Now there is, of course, and of necessity, a wide difference between the assessed and Mails close as follows: Westbound, RAILROAD. The Only Direct Route TO Olathe, Paola, Ft.

Seott Girard, Parsons, Columbus, Chetopa, Baxter, Springs, WASHINGTON, D. HAS A FIRST-CLASS HOTEL, $2,50 per day. 8:30 a. 10 a. m.

4:30 n. North bound, East bound. Mails open as follows: From East, North, p. m. West, 6:30 n.

ni. KANSAS CITY. MO. The Pnstofflce opens at 8 a. and closes at 7 p.

corded is a contract hied July before, and upwards of 15,000 worth of between J. W. Brown and Silas Armstrong nursery stock was sold by home and eastern m. snmlav, open irom il m. to 1 p.

m. BYRON SHERRY. ATTORNEY AT LAW, Also exclusive wholesale Agent for the A. D. Dowss, P.

M. actual valuation of property. In Wyandott City, there is none of public interest and importance and deserving of special sympathy. Here we have much deserving not only of locil support and consideration, but of state pride and protection. We allude chifly to our packing house n'nd the Kansas City stock yards, institutions which give to us a reputation which even our big, proud a rut iftitb-kiw npi? hhor.

City, Mis- for the sale of a tract of lan i valued at growers. Wyandott county is conceded to and Canada for K.as,? Oswego, Springfield, Pierce City, and all points IN SOUTHEASTERN KANSAS, 50, The little village was now grow Office Over Bank of Kansas City, cor JAluanian Stomach Bitters, 3. J. Berxhard are authorized agents for ing. Real estate could not change hands, as the Indians could not, by the treaty, sell Manufactured at be the MANNER FRUIT COIXTY OF THE STATE, the hills and bluffs along the Missouri river being pronounced better for grape culture than any locality east of California.

The Thb Kansas Phot iii Wyandotte, who will give receipts for subscription or advertisements. AND SOUT WESTERN MISSOURI POSEN, HAMBURG, BERLIN PARIS. their lands before I860, but emigration 5th Delaware Sts Kansas City, Mo Rooms No. 12, 13, 14. THEO.

F. DOUGLASS. DEALER IN OaJveston, Uouston, TexSan uiAiiii ''ex. noured in and buildings went up. In 1858 Dallas, Waco, init a town government was organized with Wm.

agricultural and horticultural returns WYANDOTTE AND VICINITY UAD, I.T., SlUHkOgl. AND ALL POIXTS IS i Tassels on my shoes Fit for any Queen McCoy as president of the council. In January of 1S59 just twenty-one years ago this oi ivtins is are uestineu to hecome more profitable as the mineral resources of Colorado Texas and the Indian Tr, ril iry -v I ouri, would faiu appropriate. Of course to asssss such property at its actual valuation woul I be equivolant to their destruclion for the uses intended, as it would result in their evacuation and the throwing out of employment hundreds and thousands of mon, and the withdrawal of millions of capital. The truth is Wyandott will, in the near month, the town, having a population of iind the West develop.

Governed by the Hardware, stoveS 1.2.. was erected into a city ny me name jaw 0f supply and demand the market for Deputy Marshal Patterson is out again. The Grfeenbackers will meet this even- Sneak thieves are getting abundant in and style of the City of Wyandott," her fruits and produce will soon be euormons in AND- The only Route to the gr at SHORTSCREEK LEAD MINES. Only line running through the ALLEN ROBERTS, MANUFACTURER OF city government constituted a body corpor- the mountain towns. Kansas is acomucop ia ate and politic, competent to sile and be wjtj, the big end turned that way, hence TINWARE.

Wyandott. sued. In February of the same year an i large revenues come back to Wyandott in Coal Fields of Kansas i Ladies election was held under the supervision oi I return for her surplus of crops. Wood, coal The school board adjourned till Tues- Jacob Kcrstetter, Daniel Killen and J. M.

and provisions are laid down cheaper aj; the Jay evening 1302 9th Next door to Cor. of Kansas Lands Funk, who were declared in the municipal I door than in the eastern states and labor is 722 M.i'm Street, Micky Mack has resigned his position charter as first inspectors of the first elec-l always plenty at fair wages. Mulberry St. WEST KANSAS CITY, MO. 'as lamp-lighter.

company has now Tor sale 350.000 acres of the be and cheapest Farming Lands in Kansas, located KANSAS CITY, M. tion." J. R. Parr was elected mayor and (Re of the prominent citizens of Wyandott future, as we predicted nearly two years nince, eventualiy be as the Brooklyn or Hobo-ken of Xew York. It is a desirable location for dwellings and dwellers, overlooking as it does, tbe Kaw and Missouri rivers, but nature neer designed it for a business eenter or a contributor to one.

On the other hand, residents or this oity must soon go," as there will soon be no room here for any but business sites. In this emergency, of course Kansas City, Kn is, must aoon look out for a partner, nd Armstronz reaches out her clean continues Mrs. Eby, of Quindaro, still in old settled countries convenient to market, and Edwin T. Vedder, city clerk. Tbe resources offers to furnish gas for lighting the city for possessing every ad vautage for successful farming on the sick list.

Jjg- Particular attention paid to Tin, Sheet "SG?" Theatrical Shoes a and stock raising. Send your address to the Land of the new city government were zero, but 1 2,000, by sinkin; a shaft and utilizing the The infant child of B. Keeney, Arni- Iron, and Copper Work, Removal. assumed to pay SI. 500 indebtedness of the 2as discovered near the city Commissioner for maps, circulars and full information.

Southeastern Kansas is the place for the laboring mun- the (Vial, foad and Zink Mim8 furnish nlentO strong, lies very ill. PHOTOGRAPH GALLERY town organization. During the war Wyandott expei-ienced a season of prosperity, Mrs. Smith, one of the old residents at I of work with the best of wages, at all seasons of the R. GERSTEL, vear.

Six Mile, died last week. Since the Fair the undersigned has and property rapidly appreciated in value. For a long time a suit has been in the respectfully inform his customers an i GEO. H. NEITLETON, General Manager, Kansat- a larger business than ever before, and all the pub le generally, that he lias moved back I Emigration poured into the county at tue courts, brought by the C.

A. railroad The non. R. B. Armstrong, of the Ga wty.

T. F. OAKES, Gen'l Sup't Kansas City. hands aud declares her to his old location and new building, cor 5th and I 1 A il if I A zette, is slowly improving. close of the war, but the reaction came on coufpany, against Sam Tilden for the re James where he has laid in a fresh stock oi his patrons have been well pleased mf their photos.

J. E. LOCKWOOD, General Ticket Agent, KansjiP Groceries, as aiso a line of Cltv. to embf ice and tnirry. Wo favor the union Who will forbid the bans? and property came to a stand still.

Accord- turn of a large amount of securities of the The river has risen rapidiy at Poincroy, JOHN A. CLARK, Commissioner, Fort Scott, Kan- Good Wort nd Low Prices HARDWARE, sat. ing to the Ninth census, in 1870, the popu- company. Mr. Tilden fought the demand endangering the M.

P. tract City Ticket Offce, corner Missouri Avenue aud STOVE-PIPE, TIN-WARE, That is the secret. 1 make a specialty 9f lation ot tue city was uui in Apru oi as ion as possible ana on the last day of The Drought Rifles aive there next in Main street, Kansas City. ROBT. J.

JOHNSON, Ticket Agent. NOTIONS. List year the census gave a population of 1879, the extreme limit of time allowable, I formal hop Thursday evening. An esteemed friend enquired of us the In order' to successfully compete with up-town Enlarging Photos, and to-day will crowd a population of I Sammy handed back $250,000 in bonds and John Mayer will commence on Bufling- other day, why W5 supplicated the people dealer, he will hereafter adhere elosely to the six thousand. CASH SYSTEM, casn.

Ana yet, though his tricky character ton new ouuaing me coming wees is known of and by everybody, the Demo- D. II. Trickey. of who has to contribute to the starting citizens of Ireland, and had no ivmnethy for those in our in which I challenge the world. C.

WILSON, WHOLESALE AND RETAIL DEALER IN Flour irid Feed, and will warrant as low prices as any dealer in Mis Four years ago there were over, three Remember the place en Sth cracy again propose nominnting him as een 80 seriously ill is about again souri or Kansas, and as good goods as can be pur near State line. chased anywhere. their candidate for the Presidency' We The Baptists at Braman Hill have their FRANK COWLIN- CALL AND SEE HIM. v. Wood and Coal.

revival meetings largely attended. own county and state, and oaaea mat the hundred empty dwelling houses for rent.be- regard of Republicans seemed to be ex. a BCore or more of empty store rooms, hausted on behalf of the Irish and niggers. Tne jndebtednes of the city at that time un- We answered but for ourselves In the der a Democratic administration, was the only hope they will. Mose Ackers, of White Church, had a Cor.

James and Sixth Streets, KANSAS CITY. KANSAS. THEATRE OOMIQUE, valuable horse stolen Monday night. best of times the Irish are the most op- greatest that it had ever been since its for- The first annual fair of the Western Na- The U. S.

Surveyor estimates it will take pressed people in the world, Dut uunng mation, its paper being worth only about 80 tional Fair Association will be held at Bis- 10,000 to rip rap the bank of the River. Corner 40i'ail Walnut Streets per cent of its To-day the indebted. marck Grove from September. 13th to the HslIj-i tlie Apex. Dr.

Welborn, living near Six Mile has AND nessofthe oity is 39,000 less than our 18th of the same month inclusive Entry received no tidings Of'his stolen horse. years ago and the paper of the city are at 1 days for three days prior to the opening day. periods of famine, which Tisit Ireland as financial panics do this country, the sons and daughters of Erin experience depths oi anguish such as no other people could or did ever plumb, deeper than any plummet ceuld sound. But Irish or Kansans, niggers Cais the Olimax. Prop VALENTINE LOVE, C.

E. TUTHILL, par. -i I Lookout tor the premium list presenting m- The population of Wyandott county averages forty-seven lpersons to the square mile. Tresis du! einents. It will be gotten up by gentle- The venr 1879 shows a better record for I men nftrfefitlv frtmiliji.r hhpiv dntipa a.nA ROEATJGITS Little Giant Lifting Force Best Pump in us.

GEO. ROBACf Wyandott, Knss. Inventor and Patent Pamphlets, de criptive of its workings, and containing ertii testimonials, to ke kaeV on application. -The young ladies of AVyandolt, wiH I the citv than ever belore. iiverv dav east-I orwaueour.uip....

the success of the Fair is alreadv assured. Uive a lean vear hall the first week in Feb- A tirst-class Variety Theatre, open every nigh tr. I ern men are eomintr into me cirv investing I o--- 1- with a full company ot tbam win no na. unlesb the weather proves, as it never has I in real estate. Not a house or store can he uncuon ana weu up 7" n.

in this State during September. Dr. Hewett, living near Farmer, died the Irish are by an inimical governmonton last week. Ue was one cf the old residents 13 KI 1 the one side and gaunt famine on the other nuy uwemngs, irom wen wuue tugra 0f Wyandott county. I ..1..

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LANDIS, Qod pity the poor famine stricken Irish, and I ucncs, ujo uu iu 1Ub nainut vauey limes lens us ot a The son of J. Williamson who was 02 a God bless the free and cheerful giiers, is I ay nothing of more than the same number man in Eldorado who has an apple tree' in jured by a run away team at Armstrong has Livery, of small tenement houses. Four two-story his vard which is out in full bloom for the entirely recovered. our prayer. There is no law compelling wwif-i- mm.

brick stores have been built on Minnesota second time this season. Eureka Sun. Feed, any man to iPTe to be famishing Irish, as I there is none against being a bigot or a J. Daniels of Kansas City has bought twenty acres of land near Armstrong of A. Haley and wife for 2.500.

3 1 Sale, avenue and one frame During the year the That's nothing A man went into afurn-r al estate sales in the city show a total of iture shop in town last week and wanted $233,000 in lots and small tracts, and sales twelve cnuMea. "Great Heavens the fool. "DR GEO. PRENTISS. AND The Pomeroy Dramatic Club give an entertainment in about 4 weeks, for the benefit of the I.

O. F. lodge. "VeterirLar-sr adjoining the city to the south or over furniture man. What are you going to do 000.

ffhese are actual facts, showinz the with so manv cradles "Do said the Oabfilbd will succeed Thurman in the U. S. Senate. He received the unanimous '1 TheTalse works of the River view bridge nonination of the Republicans in caucus on I property changing hands for the year to stranger" I have been marriei.just a month KANSAS CITY MO. Office.

At Martin's Livery atablc. iifc-t trave wv with crash on Sundav last. The. Exchange Stable. 106 West Third Street, (Third door jfm cor.

of Delaware.) CIT.Y.MO. Tuesday. amount nearly to one minion dollars. Wy- anQ my wife has got a baby, and I presume damage done it is but trifling. (A? nmin0lln0 0n Vt wii Main ai.d Wali.ut.

anaon, is not oniy me center oi trade for she will have one each month during the nint 1 UUilLii I UlUlUlU-UUUd, Resibetce. N. 1421 Xrw Delaware rr.t. --Mrs. Caroline Gibson, in her suit aga twepn 14th nd 15th 8.

nets. 0r horse-loving Presidents have been I the county, but real estate men appreciate year." There's no accounting for this Kan- 526 Main Street, tbe city, got judgement for Tie I 15 I'roti-iwional calls pi-amMty atteadc to. rTashington, Jefferson, Jackson and Grant, the fact that she is to become a resident city sas country. Walnut Valley Times. case is to be taken to the Supreme Court.

KANSAS CITY, MISSOURI, eth in th city ad caunu..