The Kansas Pilot from Kansas City, Kansas • 4

THE KANSAS CITY, KANSAS. KANSAS PILOT KANSAS CITY, KANSAS, OFFICIALS Home ail its SirranliHis. EXPOSITION! Reed'sQilt Edge Tonic cures Reed's Gilt Edge Tonic prevents Malaria Council proceedings will be found unusually interesting this week. The weather for two or three days of this week wns rather cool for the season. A oood time may be expected at Kansas City, Kansas, to-ntght.

Geod speakers and lots of fun. WILL BKQIN SEPTEMBER AND CONTINUE SIX DAYS. WYANDOTTE MAILS. Malls close a follows: Wwt bound, North bound, Iwt bound, M.lla onn as follow: 1:30 a. m.

10 a. n. Mayor Samuel McConnkll. Prrhi dent or Council Sam'l W. Day.

Police Jguoe Joseph Rankin City Clkkk Stout Tubascker Ed. Horley Attorney W. S. Carroll. Assessor C.

s-tout Street Commissioner Chas. Meyers Marshal John Ststh'n. Assitast Marshal Gilliam. Night Polickmrs Henry Donnelly, t'erry Martin Codncilmen M. tin Walsh, Sam.

W. Uay, Geo. Forschler, Timothy Burke, John Fyock. Stavdixo Comuittkks. Committee on Ways and Means Walsh, p.

from last, North, 5:10 p. d). WMt, p. m. Tbe rostofnee opens at I and close at I p.

m. Sunday, open front 13 m. to 1p. m. A.

D. Downs, p. M. Premiums in all Departments have been increased, and everything being done for A two story brick is going up on James near 6th, which it is said will be used the comfort and convenience ot visitors and exhibitors. as a bank when completed.

Sib add of the Boston Clothing Store, Reed's Gilt Edge Tonie cures Dyspepsia. Foil line of School Books at Chris. There will be magnificent displays, of Agricultural Horticultural Products Day Forschler. Committee on Finance lay. Fyock and Burke.

Committee on Ordinance Walsh, Day nnd Burke. Committee on Printing -Burke. Fyock and Frschler Committee on License Fyock Burke and Walsh. Committee on Claims and Accounts Da v. Seed's Gilt Ede Tonic restores appetite ultras and then go thither and see Maurice Mc-Knight who will wait on you.

School opened on Monday with 300 pu-pils. The school building will soon tve to be enlarged or another one erected. Amtoki desiring to purchase a good frame house, situate on James St. and a lot 24x120, with good cistern, can do so cheap, T. T.

HAYDOCK, Tna nitat week ha bD ft dull -One for FINE ARTS, TEXTILE FABRICS, MANUFACTURES, MECHANICS, news-gatherers. IS A THOROUGH REMEDY Has the largest and most complete works for the manufacture VEHICLES AND 0v worthy Post-Master, Mr. Downs has IMPLEMENTS. ot Carriages IN THE WORLD. Busies In every cane of Malarial Fever or Fever anil Ague while for disorders of the Stomach, Torpidity of the Liver, Indigestion anl dislu ices of the animal forces, which )i bililate, no equivalent and can havo no sub- t'lote, ll u'l r.oi be confounded with trim rat (t con poui ol cbeap spir returned from his trip East.

Today, the boothes at the Kansas Citjr I The finest Horses, Cattle, Sheep. Swine tor the trade a specialty. Fyock. Committee on Health McConuel, Day nnd Forschler. Committei' on Streets Public Grounds Day, Forschler and Walsh Committee on Fire Department -Burke, Fyock and Forschler Committee on Public Buildings Walsh, Fyock and Burke.

and Poultry in the world will be on exhibi Exposition rounds will be let. its and essential oil tin name of Bitters. tion. A SPEED PROGRAMME CORNER OF PLUM AND TWELFTH STREETS. Stationary.

Candies and latest News FOlt 1 Druggists, Grocerf and ire nt every- papers and Periodicals at Chris. by calling at this office. Thi small chips of the Hancock blocks have erected a little pole near the larger one, which flies from its top a pretty flng made by the deft fingers of Miss Virginia James. On Thursday last MartiuAvalsh left with his family for Lansing, Leavenworth County, there to make his future' home. We re wneie.

Oiiioiiiiiixti Ohio. Never before equalled, will be one of the TOWNSHIP OFFICERS. Justices ofth Peace Jos. Th Bismurok Fair opens on Monday. A AB fLES GEORGE W.

BETT. Till nkin, Payne. food many from this county will attend if I H. U. Monroe.

Constables John Sheehan. i The Great Carriage Manufacturing House of the World. chief attractions. The celebrated Trotters and Runners of the day, are entered and will start, making this the great event for the entire West. BETTS BAUBLES, the weather proves favorable.

J. C. Daioos, of Kansas City, Kansas, Real Estate Bickers Is happy onoe more. His wile and son EMERSON, FISHER A fine NEW BUILDING is being erected, have returned from their Easteon trip. to be known as the Tlnnl Pnntn gret, in common with all our people, to loose Mr.

who was universally recognized as a good citizen and brim-full of enterprise and public spirit. Johm McQraw made his many friends hereabouts happy, on Saturday, by presenting himself among them He reports that his father and himself have struck it Th conclusion of Gen. vindi Bry and skll nrjdl hVAVM WYANDOTTE COUNTY OFFICERS District Judge Hiram Stevens. Clerk G. W.

Betts. Countt Clerk D. 11. Emmons Treasurer E. S.

Drought. Sheriff T. B. Bowling. Attorney J.

S. Gibson. Register of Deeds James CLrk Probate Judge R. Cable. Coronor G.

W. Neville. Surveyor Walter Hale. Commissioners J. T.

Johnston. Perlev cation speeoh will be read with interest by Kansas Department, CINCINNATI, OHIO. Negotiate Loans, Effect Insur every honest man Hereafter we will pre sent a greater variety of reading matter. and used expressly for the display of the Ma. Thomas, formerly of this city, now I big in New Mexico, aliltle time only being products of Kansas soil Railroads, Coun- ance, Invest Money for Non-Residents, Pay Taxes, etc.

ties, Societies and Individuals making dis of Westport, took to himself a wife this week. I necessary to develop it. John will stay in Pike, and H. Malott. plays, are invited to make this their headquarters during the week, and no pains will Senator J.

Buchan. The Maj. is on the shady side of 60, but is I Kansas until next mining season TOP-BUGGIES AND PHAETONS. Best Material, Good Workmanship, Handsome Sttles, Strong and Durable Vehicles in btsrt respect. 70,000 CARRIAGES Post-Office Building, AAI inana A ia ai" BV4ksllasl Vvl ana a be spared to make their vuit both pleasant who killed the negro Perry in WYANDOTT.

KANSAS A mroRT got in circulation the other I Kansas City. Kansas, three Sabbaths aero. and profitable. For information, address J. T.

LEVERIDGE, Secretary. Representatives G. W. Greever, R. Armstrong and L.

E. James. CHURCH DIRECTORY. First Baptist, Kansas City, Kan. Rev.

W. Vincent, Pastor. Services Sunday at eleven o'clock, a. and seven o'clock 7 -) i day, and traveled with remarkable rapidity, Manufactured by EMERSON, FISHER CO are now in use that the wife of Rev. Mr.

Brown, of this city, had died. The intelligence was news Sunday School every Sunday mor- underwent a preliminary examination before Judge Rankin Wednesday and Thursday, and was admitted to bail in the sum of $1,000 Scroggs and Sherry appeared as counsel for the prisoner, and Gibson and p. m. WILSON. C.

WILSON J. H. RICHET Wyandott Pharmacy every part of the American Continent. at 10 o'clock G. W.

Peabody. rung, to the Rev. gentleman and the alleged H. Superintendent, J. Spake, Secretary They give unfailing satisfaction.

All their work is warranted. They received and Librarian. corpse. Li F. Grkin, Qreenback candidate for testimonials from all parts of the country of import similar to the following, hundreds of I Cor.

Minn. Ave. 5th St. which are on nie subject to inspection W60LI8ALE AND RETAIL DIALER IN Coal, Wood, and Feed. Galva, July 16, 1879.

Congress, in this District, made a very good speech on Tuesday night, from oppo Methodist Services the second and fourth Sundays. Sunday School every Sunday morning at half past nine. Superintendent, J. Robinson. Musical Uuion Led by Prof.

Spake, every Saturday at eight o'clock Hale as prosecutors. RtvRRTiiw wants to be attached to Kansas City, Kansas, and Barkis willing." Let the Gazette mvn forbid the bans. When he was her sponsor, Riverview gave Messrs. Emerson. Fisher Co.

I have used one of your Top bu6iries three years. Wi AND0TT, KANSAS an I three of them two years in my livery stable, and they have given me perfect satis site the Post offce. The Flambeau Club of faction, and are in constant use. OSCAR SMALLEY. 1829 SIXTH STREET, the Democracy loaned him the light of their Newberry, S.

July 17, 1879. countenances and torches. Anything tol h5m tbe sliP and ne Bhoulli now 8ei Pn ARMSTRONG STURTEVANT, Props KANSAS CITY. KANSAS Messrs. Coppock Johnson Dear Sirs: 1 have been using the Emerson Fisher beat the Republican party," is the watch- her and force her to Bit on the bench he first found her on.

But Kansas City has Bajgy I bought from you as roughly I suppose as any one could. 1 had a fust horse, drove him at full speed, sometimes with two grown ladies and myself in the buggy, and word of the Democracy and its ally, the tallen in love with her, and we apprehend it is to-day worth all the money 1 paid for it. I say that the Emerson Fisher Buggies Physicians' prescriptions compounded will do. A.M. TEAGUE.

Fanner. OLIVE, HAIiMON CO, that intervention now would be fruitless. It has been well and truly said by some STOCK YARDS' DIRECTORY. Gkneral Manager Gko. H.

Nkttlkton Superintendent Haert Childs. Live Stock Commissino Merchants. Horine Bros. Veilie. George Begs.

Gregory Stephens. Rial, Reed Co. Rogers Rogers. Stollar Co. White llolnios.

Gillisi.ie I'u Greenback party. But the ides of November will demonstrate all effort in that direction was love's labor lost." Thi Cash Stoye of Cleveland. 0.. The favorable reputation the Carriages have made in localities where they have at an Hours, day or night, with the best of drugs, and always using the utmost care and aocuracy. Deen UBea ior several years oy laverymen, rnysicians.

armers ana ol tiers requiring body, that one half of the world doesn't I 1 1 1 a hard and constant use, has led to an increased demand from those lccilities, to meet now now me omer nun live," ana it is which the manufacturing facilities of their mammoth establishment have en extended, CABLE enabling them now to turn out in good style. General Contractors! very doubtful whether it would be any ud-vantage to the latter half to know the particulars relative to the former half. There 360 CARRIAGES A WEEK. Emerson, Fisheb Co.s Carriages are the Bst. EEAL ESTATE, MILITARY CLAIMS, AND are some people, However, wnom it is no trouble to ascertain how they live, their GENERAL COLLECTING AG'T.

operations being open, plain and tangible. Orncs Cook's block, Wyandott, Kansas And JBiiilIers, Superintendents of all classes of Work Job Work promptly executed. One of these is L. Hamtnerslough, the manufactures the most extensive line of Cook Stoves, Ranges, Base Burners, Heating Stoves and Hollow ware, that is made, keep a full and complete stock on hand at their ware house, Nos 1523 and 1525 West 9th Street, West Kansas City, Mo. Dealers will find their prices from 15 to 20 per cent, lower than the prices asked by houses that sell on time.

Price lists and catalogues furnished on application. Thi Democrats on Wednesday took up L. F. Green, the Greenbacker, as their candidate for Congressman from this District. This Green is the mnn who, in a rnce, aye, tne ning ol Clothiers.

He is a THE KANSAS PACIFIC RAM AX JAS S. OIBSON Barse SuiJtT Shough Saulbury Irwin, Allen Co. Quinlan, Montgomery Co. Thompson Payne Lobb Piatt Co. SECRET SOCIETY DIRECTORY.

F. A. M. Wyandott Lodge, No. three, Wyandott, Kansas, holds regular communications on the first and third Fridays of every month, at half past seven p.

at Masonic Hull, on Third Street. Visiting brethren freely invited. J. O. STOUT, W.

M. L. T. Holland, Soo'y. O.

O. F. Summonduwot Lodge. No. three meets on tbe second and fourth Monday W.

J. BUCHAN. gUCHAN GIBSON, careful buyer and a liberal seller buys in low tuarkets and sells at the sm-illest possi Basement, W. Cor. 5th and Delaware, ATTORNEYS AT LAW Office Cook's b'ock.

front room 2nd floor WHEAT Miis.is is 'iie TICKETS Through tickets via Kansas of the first KANSAS CITY, MO. ble advance. He hns now got the largest stock he ever had, an1 from the prices at which he has marked hit wares, we are forced to believe him when he says that he Pacific Railway may be purchased at any wheat States in lh Union in 1878 bavins led all others wish a crop ol" bu general ticket office east or west. OFFICE WITH DOHERTY EVERETT I I II. L.

ALDEN. HENRY HCOSIW shels. Of this 111-iirir ifieent the Gold speech in this city on List Tuesday even-1 never before found such freedom in the LDEN McGREW. en Belt land of the Pacific prO' BAGGAGE Every facility for the safe Eastern markets aa last month Give Ham- ing, said that the Republican party had auccd nearly n-ii ilf and convenient handling of baggage is fur meralough a call, if only to test our ATTORNEYS AT LAW become like the Church of Rome, dangerous and corrupt." The Democracy evident Mi Kansas vrm thr fourth f'orn St te Plumbers and Gas Fitters. Kansas, Texas and the Mian TERRITORY.

nished by the Kansas Pacific, and checks are given through to destination. WfARDOTT Kansas in the tJnion in 1878. producing 89 324.971 bushels of gorn, of which the Gol-lcn Kelt counties preduced 27,399 055 lm-hels. or 31 ly think that one stick is as good as another to Stir up dirt with, and instead of a gen JOHN A. HALE, BILLS OF LADING re given COUNCIL PROCEEDINGS.

The Council convened in regular session, Tuesday evening. Sept. 7, 1880. per cent, nearly one-third or the entire tleman like Blair they present the illiberal yield of the St ite. with an equ-illy grand ATTORNEY AT LAW blatherskite.

Green. through from seabord and all intermeciate points to Denver and other principal points Present a full board, the iyor presid- all other departments of Jtgri. snowing in culture. vrricB vjooe's ouuaing, ana noor, Wyan I Colorado THE Tn following are the proceedings oflinff- aott, Kansas. LEADS FROM THE GOLDEN BELT I O.

FT. SCOTT GULF WM- OAFFRET, of each month, at Odd Fellows' Hall, cor ner Minnesota Avenue and Sixth Streets J. M. SQUIRES, N. O.

O. K. Sbrviss, R. S. K.

of P. Meets every Thursday 8 o'clock, at Castle Hall, Wyandotte. JAS. S. CLARK, C.

C. Jno. A. Halk, K. of 8.

O. of G. T. Meets every Monday at Union Church, Kansas City, Kansas, at eight p. m.

W. E. GIFFORD, W. C-A. Lkyingstoh, W.

S. Wtahdotti Lodgb. Meets every Wednesday evening, at Odd Follows' Hall, corner Minnesota Avenue and Sixth Street, at half past seven. J. H.

HARRIS, W. C. T. Mollis Andkrson, W. S.

A. O. F. Court "Kansas City," No. 6351, Meets at Masonic Hall, 1223 west 9th West Kansas City, first and third Wednesdays of each month, at 7:80 p.

m. Visiting brethren cordially invited, JNO. RICHARDS. C. R.

Ed. Bkbo. 8o THE CUKRENCY QUESTION. Notwithstanding the fact that thousands 1 -T 4 T-V-V the School Board of Monday evening The the minutes of the lust regular meeting report of committee regarding repairs on were read and approved. schools and the hiring a room in Sons of The Mayor reported the appointment of Protection Hull for colored sohool, receiveJ John Hughes as night policeman, whioh report adopted.

Claims and account was confirmed. to the amount of $229.23 allowed nnd or- The opinion of the City Attorney on reg- dered paid. On motion the bill of work on istration, was given, declaring it was the Sons of Protection Hall was ordered not to duty of the Council to provide for the same. RAILROAD. The Only Direct Route KsKJijKimuV, The rreat Sanitarium 1 in FARMS The Kansas Pacific Railway 1 has for sale 62,500 farms 5,000,000 acres of the best land in America, at from $2 to Notary Public TO- per acre, one-quarter off for cash, or on anu le isuie Uesoi of Aiimm ici elevated beyond the infliifnce of n.irtsnii with its pure, tonic nnd cxhilar-ifing utim.sphere its nuiiiei-ou- mineral springs, immense deposits of Kold in I silver, and th graii'l-Hr, 6 to 11 years' credit at 7 per cent, interest.

Olathe, Paola, Ft. Scott It don take much money to buy a farm on be paid till the contract between the trus-1 An opinion was also given that the city Orrici Pilot Office, tees of the Sons of Protection Hall and the I has the exclusive control of all sidewalks the Kansas Pacific, as $26 to $80 will secure 80 aeres on credit, or $120 to $360 in cash rxi.Mll Ol 3M Sl-fnery ufivl'6 Utl built within the limits. will buy it outright. Send to S. J.

Gilmore, WYANDOTT CITr fl tor tii. sppkor scientist, artist cipitalUt. the invalid, the overworked, uud the g.l 1 iu 1 silver seekers Land Commissioner, Salina, Kansar. for the A report was presented by the Council, as I "Kansas Pacific Homestead," a publication a committee of the whole, on the petition of LEADVILTjE To re.uli Lcidvill which tells about Lands, Homesteads. Preemption, Soil, Climate, Products, Stock- the K.

C. VV. Gas Co refusing the same. Board of Education be signed. J.

P. Deui-son was unanimously elected janitor for the ensuing year. The fees of clerks of bond lection were ordered to be paid. Miss Hattie N. Johnson was declared elected to fill vacancy in colored sohool.

The following teachers were then graded with the follow- quicittsi un i inusi mrectly it Kansas City 1880 A petition of property owners of River- Kaismg, Schools, Wages, Land Explorers' vi lajce Kansas Pacific Rail THE STATE 1880. KANSAS Tickets, Rates, etc. It is mailed free to all way io Denver, thence by Denver. South view, asking to be annexed to this city, was of our people are at present worrying themselves almost to death over this vexed question, even to the extent of neglecting their business, their homes and their fami- FAIR applicants. referred to a committee, consisting of all trirard, is.an., Columbus, Chetopa, Baxter, Springs, Kas Oswego, Springfield, Pierce City, and all points is SOUTHEASTERN KANSAS, AND SOUT WESTERN MISSOURI ialvvBton, Houston, TexSan niAntoua, Tex Dallas, Waco, AustTex.e Vinita.lT CAD, I.T., MubWogl.

AND ALL POINTS IN Texas and the Indian Territory The only Route to the great SHORT CREEK LEAD MINES. ram It. K. to Jefferson, 82 miles west of Denver; thence by daily stages. 18 ONDSa THE AUSPICES Ot THE lies, there are still thousands upon thousands MINES The vast deposits of carbon miles to Leadville ing salaries: Franoea Sherman, $45 per the members of the Council, with the addi- xnonth; B.

Cushing, $60 Jennie Kerset- tion of the City Attorney. ter, $50 Clara Serviss, $40 Anna Sharp, Aid. Day made a motion, which was ap Western Rational Fair Association mis, tne short line, saves 100 miles of statr kllllcrtviiita nn tk. ates of silver at the Leadville and Ten-Mile district, many miles in extent, are conceded me jxuushb i-acinc li'y AT r- on last express trains Rates to be the richest ever discovered- These of smart, hard working, intelligent men pouring into the great Arkansas Valley, the Garden of the West, where the Atchison Topeka Santa Fe Railroad offers them their choice of 2,500,000 acres of the finest farming lands, in the world at almost their $45; E. McNalley, $45; Lizzie O'Brien, I proved, that when the Council adjourn uiwajs as as tne lowest $40; Lizzie Collins, 45.

The duties of lit be from ni ght to night, until all business Bisma-ck Grove.near Lawrence Ue Hi l8' I 7 I gravel, from 2 to 10 feet thick and from 8 to the table I FBOm 1 100 foet below the surface are mined by I 1 UJiilS JliK From any point in the East V.A 'f1IJ T.U a janitor was referred to committee. Blinds I is closed from were ordered to be pat on the sohool build I Petition of J. Farrell, for dramshop li- va-v 1 v. 11 viumen jeic route is the shortest and quickest route to Denver. The Kansas Pacific Railway is the only line running own prices- If you do not believe it.

write to the undersigned, who will tell you where you can get a cheap land exploring ticket, Sept. 13th to Sept 18th, 1880. ing. The question of copy books referred I cense, was received and grantod the aid of a pick and shovel, no blasting or deep, expensive shafts being required as is the case with the narrow, vertical veins of hard silver quartz heretofore found, forming Entry Days, Sept. 9, 10, and to committee on teachers and schools.

On and how, at a moderate expense, you can i see for yourself and be convinced. 0 motion, the committee on schools was in Petition of Martin McQraw, for transfer to him of license, granted ''John Finnegan, was received and prayer granted. Premium? Amour.ting to Over structed to purchase thirty-six seats, No. 1, trains equipped with Pullman Sleeping Palaces and elegant day and second class coaches to Denver without chanSfe or transfer ef either passengers baggage or malls. being the short line4 and oTuickest, i3, therefore, the cheapest and best route in Only lino running through the Great XJoalFields of Kansas KANSAS LANDS.

General Passenger and Ticket Agent, at Leadville and Ten-Mile, the poor man's mining district, where muscle, energy and daily bread is the only capital required, as all ore finds ready purchase as fast as not to cost more than 5.50 each also four Petition of A H. Deppe, for remission of TODeka, Kansas. Now is the time to travel. In compliance chairs at not more than $4 each. The Pay.

I license, was granted. BTACH ADMISSION 50 CenU CHILDREN under 15 years 25 CenU ccijr respect. son's national system of penmanship was I Claims and accounts to the amount of I For Premium Lint or Entry for Premiums adopted and committee authorized to pro-1 $126.66, were allowed and ordered paid. dress J. B.

Riaos, Secretary, Lawrence, Kansac with the law of the State, and for the public good, the Missouri Pacific Through Line has reduced its local and through ticket fares nearly one-third of what they had previously TO THE EAST OR TO THE WEST For information concerning Spuce for Exhibils, On motion cure slating for blackboards, adjourned. rower lor Machinery, or rurcnaae or privileges Address JAS. KEJGNEY, Lawrence. Kansas, S. T.

SMITH, S. J. GILMORE. THOS. L.

KIMBALL, i been, and now it is almost cneaper to travel by that line than to stay at home. 1 1 A 1 JOHN MUIR, GenU Fr't Agent. Gen. Superintendent. Land Coramiss'nr.

Gen. Pass. Ticket Agent NOtwiiusianaing tnis great reduction, me Missouri Pacific will still continue to sell Round Trip Tickets between certain Stations SHAKE 1TO MORE. Bills of F. O.

Wheeler, amounting to $12. for groceries furnished poor persons, were audited, and the Clerk instructed to certify the same to the board of County Commissioners. Ordinance No. 148, dividing the city into three wards, was read at length and referral to the Committee on Ordinances. Bond of James Farrell for dram shop license, was approved business now before the nuhiin.

vi. at a further reduction of ten per cen from TIC company has now for Kile 350.000 acres of the beet and cheapest Farming Lands iu Kansas, located iu old settled countries convenient-to market, and possessing every advantage for successful farming and stock raising. Send your address to the Land Commissioner for maps, circulars and full information. Southeastern Kansas Is the place for the laboring man; the Coal, Lend and Zink Mines furnish plenty of work with the best of wages, at nil seasons of the year. GEO.

H. NEITLKTON, General Manager, Kansas City. T. F. OAKES, Gen 'I Sup't Kansas City.

J. K. LOCK WOOD, General Ticket Agent, Kansas City. JOHN A. CLARK, Commissioner, Fort Scott, Kan Mas.

City Ticket Olfce, cornei Avenue and Main street, Kansas City. ROBT. JOHNSON. Ticket Alcent Peace and Quiet Guide to Success. BEST can make money faster at work for us than at auvthintr else.

Pnnit.i the regular tarriff. and it is hoped that the Fire Thousand Bottles of the Marsh 1 ii- tr" Line will be amply repaid by a generous WITH patronage for its liberal concession's in pas Wine, Beer, Billiard Pool Ague Core to be Sold at Fifty Cents. senger fares. T. E.

FOWLER, FOR BUSINESS AND SOCIETY GenT Passenger Asent Mo. Facinc K. FORMS a I bmn yn- day nd upwards inade at home by the industrious. Men, women, boys and g.rls wanted everywhere to work for ns! Now is the time. Yon can devote yonr whole time to the work, or only your spare moments.

No other business will pay yon nearly as well. No one willing to work can fail to make enormous pay by engaging at onse. Costly Outfit and terras free A great opportunity for mrkinx money easily and Jionorubly. Address Tbib Augusta, Maine. IS Contract for building sidewalk on Wood was awarded to Joseph Diamond.

On motion, the council then adjourned. H. C. 8tut. City Clerk.

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petition of the City Treasurer1 for increase of salary, reported, recommending that the Pa: atabli dished up to customers in- by calling oa any druggist la Wyandott or Women suffering from uterine 'diseases vited to call or send address. "Great F.eductlon" in time to all Eastern points via the old reliable Hannibal St Joseph Railroad and its connections. ''Only 47 Aowrs" from the Missouri River to Neio York. Summer Arrangement The Kansas City and New -York Afternoon Express has a throuph day and sleeping car from Kansas City to Toledo via the Wabash Kail-way. Only one change of cars to Indianapolis and Cincinnati, with direct connection for Louisville, Columbus, and Pittsburg.

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and arrive at Buffalo at 5, and Ni-agra Falls at 8 a. m. next morning Tickets oood via and arrive at New Vork at 7 p. m. and Boston at 8:40 p.

m. eair.e evening; or, if preferred, can remain at tbe Falls until p. and arrive at New Yori at 6:45, and Boston at 10 a. m. the 'ollownifr morning, same as other lines T.

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Ciattox, Hannibal, Western Pass Kansas City. lime be granted. On motion of Aid Walsh, CONCERTS in Western Hall every Mon the report was adopted, and the City Attor Great chao lo make money We need a person in very town to take day night. GOLD. NOTICE ney instructed to a raw op an ordinance in subscriptions for the largest, cheapest Detective Collecting Agency 0 H.

Maraw, Thi Mabsb Aocb Coaa Is a vegetable preparation of nor than ordinary efficacy for the removal of that missmatio or mala rious poison known a the cause of chills. Befere H. C. Mou oe, Justice ol the Peace for Kan accordance with the report. Aid.

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A lady agent reports making over $200 clear profltiu ten Jays as City. Wvandott County, Kaiisa. Patxick Higoihs, Plaintiff,) MoaoAM CoirwoBS, Defendant) nances, reported Ordinance No 148, divid District Court of the Tenth Judicial District of the State of Eanas, in and for County of Wyandott, the said M. A. St Clair on the 14th day of June.

1880, filed a petition praying for a divorce ing the city into wards, and move 1 the sus S. W. Cor. Main and 6th (Up Stairs KANSAS CITY, MO. All Business StrictlyConfldentlal.

References Given if Required To Morsan Connors, the above named defendant: from you, alleging in said petition abandonment pension of the rules for the adoption of the same. lor more than one year, nnd that nnless you an All wco engage make money last, xou can aevoie all your time to the business, or only vour spare time. You need not be awaylrom home over tieht You can do it as well as others. Full directions ami terms free. Elegant and expensive Outfit free.

If swer said petition on or before the Ninth Day of TAKK tice, thut on the 11th dny of Aaeuat, 1880 Justice tued eummon in grni8hmei)t in th above actlou, for the ram of $31 00, that your property ha been attached, snd the oa wMl cures the worst oases of Tertiao, or Third Day Ague, and all forms of Chills and Fever, when other remedies fall. Price only 60 cents liquid or pills. For sale by every promiuent druggist in Kansas City and Wjandott Prioe 60 cents per bottle. i your own town. S5 Outfit free The ordinance was then read by sections $665 risk.

Reader, if you want a hun ess at which personaof eitti sex can make erect for trial at ten o'clock A. the 6tn or uc October, 1SS0, the petition or the plaintiff will be taken as true, and judgment will be rendered a-KHinst you, and in favor of the saill M. A. St Clair, for divorce, for abandonment as aforesaid. 13w M.

A. ST CLAI3, P13T. you want profitable work seud ns your addres at once. It costs nothing to try the business. No one' Who prnes fails to make great pay.

Address 6 tober. 1880. and passed. The Council then adjourned. II.

C. Stout, City Clerk. pay all tne uroe tney werK, write ior parcieniare to H. Uallett Port sine PATRICK 1IIGGIN3, Plaintiff. Dated J8ept.

6th, 1830. tftrf I'ortland. Maine..