The Wyandotte Chief from Wyandotte, Kansas • 3

The Wyandotte fire department was or County attorney Alden favoid the Chikp THE DIG HURRAH! and J. S. Stockton has buyers for houses Iof the evening. new was "They willingly bear with a call on last Monday, and was one of lots. The Weekly Chief, WYANDOTTE, KANSAS.

the next toast us the burdens, THE WATER WORKS ARE TESTED. the countless many that wished the paper a long life and ample success. Mr. A. is un County Attorney Alden went to Topeka anil we generously share with them the honor of our wonderful Respon on business Saturday last.

ganized Dee. 27, 1879, and is composed at the present time of the following officers and members, viz: Captain, G. S. Colby; President, W. 1st Assistant Fireman, Mike Collins; 2ud assistant fireman, Charles Aechternacht; Secretary, A.

J. Dohertyv Treasurer Free. Cole. questionably one of the best county attor and not Weighed neys in the state, and we win Det our new in the Balance Found Wanting. The Chief is a live, eidemawake newspaper.

Uevotml to the interests of Wyandotte ana Wyandotte county. it he can get more convictions under tne Mr. J. V. Lane, of the Herald, was a welcome visitor to our den last Saturday.

prohibition law than any prosecutor in Going to a large number of homes in Wyandotte MEMBERS. Malcolm Walker, a brother-in-law of E. S. W. Drought, J.

E. Ball, J. S. Birmingham. Ed.

N. Dunning, Geo. Frank, For residence lots in Wyandotte, none can comiKirc with those in Orr's addition. We were honored on last Wednesday by a social call from Judge F. B.

Anderson. county, ana omer portion or tne state. Hepubllean In polities to long as Republican principle are riyht, TKKOTSOP SUHSCKIPTION. John A. Hale, is here visiting the Geo.

Grautman, Robert Murphy, N. Iloag- scenes of his childhood and shaking hands land, P. Bernhard, B. K. Lane, Wm.

MeCarrick, F. O. Root, J. B. si.so.

Senator Luchan went to St. Marys on a ded to by Judge 1). D. Hoa, who in substance made the following speech: Gentlemen: To-night the new clasp hands with the old. To-night the new citizen sits by the side of the old and attentively listen as the privations of early days are recounted.

Tonight the new citizens rejoice in the wisdom that laid such broad foundations and made it possible for our city to become one of the leading cities of the west As new citizens we rejoice that our lot has been cast in Wyandotte. Among men who have extended to us the hand of welcome and said, "there is room for you here, come and dwell with us." We have chosen this city as our abiding place we have built homes; we have chosen professions; we cava engaged in business; we have come One Copy One THE BANQUET. The postponement of the water works test to last Saturday did not detract any from the interest taken in the recently acquired improvement, and the number of people present was fully as large as tliat assembled one week before when the pipe gave way. At about half past three o'clock the Kansas City fire department with No. 1 hose cart arrived in the city, and at the headquarters of our local department, a procession was formed headed by the Wyandotte comet band, followed by the Wyandotte fire company and the visiting department of Kansas City.

The line of one Copy Six Months, 75. hunt last week, and reports a very pleasant (In Throu Month. 50. I One Copy Three Month. with hf old friends.

Mr. W. is engaged in the mining business at Las Vegas, N. M. and Is evidently a business man, for while coming to pay his old friends a visit, he brought with him 1300 head of sheep to defray expenses, and sold them at the Stock Yards.

time. Speck, XV. C. Nagle, J. Lowry, G.

H. Green, J. W. Watkins, Ben. E.

Rively, Sam. Householder, Lawson Cook, J. B. Scanlon, Wm. Griuinger, R.

E. Ela, Len. Kempf. ranee," by J. H.

Stout who said "I have uot been here as long as Soorggs, but I am here longer," which was a very happy hit taking his height in connection with his speech. "The Ryus house" was responded to by Dr. Ross, and was one of the happiest speeches of the evening. He said many good things of the Ryus, which is worthy of them. After three cheers "and a tiger, for Major Inman, the guests dispersed, leaving the dining room of the Ryus, with the very satisfactory feeling that it was one of the most enjoyable gatherings ever assembled in the city.

We would not be doing our duty in reporting the completion and acceptance of the Wyandotte Water. Works, should we fail to state that the thanks of every citizen of Wyandotte are due to Mr. V. J. Lane for the vigorous manner in which he has urged the importance of giving the projectors further time when a great majority of our people urged our council to declare the charter forfeited, and through his influence the necessary time was granted.

Hon. J. B. Scroggs is another of the few who backed Mr. Lane and we are glad to know that while people as a body do not always recognize the benefit they receive from the influence of others, yet this is an exception and th? names of these gentlemen are inseparable with that of the Wyandotte Water Works.

J. XV. Deal returned on last Thursday from a short trip to Baltimore and other points. The company is composed, as the list shows, of many of our best citizens and R. M.

XIiTlK TABLE. GOING WB9T. No. 3, St. Louis to Omaha due at 9:03 a No.

33, Independence to Hiawatha due at 5:28 No. 1, St. Louin to St. Joseph, due at pm OOINO vast. No.

2. St. Joe to St. Louts, due at 5:37 am No. 34, Hiawatha to Independence, due at 8MB a business men, and are volunteers in the J.

B. J. Fenton, a prominent attorney of Kansas City, was in the city on busi march adopted was first to the stand pipe ness last Friday. to help build up a city at the mouth of the No. 4, Omaha to St.

Louis, due ..5:8 pro good cause without any hopes of reward, as they serve in this capacity without any pay whatever, which fact makes it incumbent on every good citizen to look upon the fire department of Wyandotte, as com It has been suggested that oa account of the dirt fills made across the gulleys in our city that have been entirely washed away by the late heavy rains, and on account of the proud distinction this city now enjoys by reason of her success in getting the water works completed, and many other things of important concern to the citizens of Wyandotte occurring recently, that every one should bear constantly in mind that Kaw that shall be second to none in the Mr. I. W. Patrick, editor and proprietor where the hose was placed position and the first test made, resulted in throwing water some twenty feet further than the charter required. At the comer of Seventh and MAILS.

of the Oswegu Republican, called during our state. We have come to bear our part in building schools, churches, parks, good streets, beautiful avenues, and substantial absence last Saturday. Mail c1oe aa follows: posed of a body of men whose minds are tilled with consideration and regard for the II. C. Sailors, of Kansas City, was in this business houses.

And to-night in common Westbound a in and 5:00 pm North bound Mid Kaat bound 6:00 pm and 7:00 very best material interest of our city. city on last Friday and says he thinks of with every citizen of Wyandotte, old and opening up a branch real estate othoe nere. new we rejoice in what the last three years Mayor Hillaker. of Kansas Ci ty, Kansas. At the rate Kansas City, Kansas, is making improvements, it requires almost nas brought forth.

Uur population has been doubled, our business houses have been quadrupled, manufactories have been estab was in the city Saturday and expressed The "Cheapest Place on Earth," is where they should go to buy their boots and shoes. The firemen of Kansas City, Kansas, will give a grand ball on Tuesday night, the 23d inst Great preparations are being made, and a fine time is expected. Help the boys by patronizing the ball and they will rem- Lear, direct a Mails open as follows: from Kat 9:30 a North :00 in South 9:30 a and 9:30 West :30 ni Leav. direct 8:00 a The Postomr.e opens at 8 :00 a ami closes at 7 :30 p. except Sundays oprn from 10 toll a.

ni. O. B. Krichknkkkr, P. M.

himself as pleased with the water works lished, new lines of business have been test. opened aud prosperity abounds on every AMUSEMENTS. hand and last, but not least, a lons-felt Our old friend B. E. Tift.

of Phil want has been supplied, we rejoice over the adelphia. called at our office on completion and successful operation of the I enilier you with thanks, and being enabled I by iiunu.s of the pr Is derived from this ball to I letter complied Leu. the cold Wednesday last, and paid his enmpluucut: to the Ciukk. LOCAL ITEMS. Minnesota avenue the test was equally as satisfactory.

The hose was attached to the hydrants at different places down Minnesota avenue and in eveiy instance proved perfectly satisfactory. After the test was made at the Third street hydrant, and after those within easy reach Had been sprinkled, the two squads of the local department engaged in a hose battle, that furnished more amusement to the square minute than any one thing that has occurred in the city in a month. The boys stood up well and Maj. Drought in particular showed that he was as gritty as a rock bass fried in sand. Some of the boys after the conflict had ended, looked somewhat disfigured but they seemed to enjoy the fun as much as anybody.

A sumptuous repast was provided at the engine house and as soon as the firemen returned, the boys, including the Kansas City department, sat down to as square a meal as aver went into a Wyandotter's stomach. Thus far everything passed off pleasantly and smoothly, and every one was willing to talk about the water works, and in terms of praise in favor of the projectors of the daily visits to keep apace with them. Nice two story brick business houses are fast supplanting the cheap frame structures that have for several years past frowned on the passerby on James street, the principal thoroughfare, but the building boom has struck the city, and it is making strides towards substantiality. For a number of years many of the lots on James and other streets have been owned by those who could see a great future for Kansas City, Kansas, and desired to lease their lots to such as would take them, and thereby hold them water works. Our thanks are especially due to the originators and promotors of this GRAND OPERA HOUSE, storms of winter come, to subdue the rav- enterprise to men who had faith to believe Money loan on good security, taxes of the tire that would be destruction to your property, and render you homeless.

A. C. CALEY, Manager. paid for non-residents, and choice city lots lor sale at prices that defy competition, by that these works would be built to our city council who extended the necessary encouragement; and the company who have fully complied with their obligations. Hence AKKOUMCBXBNTS.

I hereby announce myself as a candidate for county treasurer of Wyandotte county, Kansas, subject to the derision of the republican county contention. J. K. Zeitc. The Chikk was honored last Monday, Luther II.

Wood. I with a call from Hon. Hiram Stevens, of The finest opportunity on earth to set a this city, for twelve years district judge of forth the word of Geo. B. Imnan will be ONE NIGHT 'ONLY." cheap house, is to go to Scott Orr Co.

this district The Judge had a long siege above par in our business circles. Ladies and gentlemen, in behalf of the without expense until the property would advance sufficiently to justify the owners in making permanent improvements, and many of the leases having expired, the temporary improvements are being re on the bench and no doubt enjoys the change to the bar. He is one of the best new citizens, I pledge you that our efforts I hereby announce myself aa a candidate for the office of county surveyor, at the November election, subject to the action of the Republican convention. J. H.

Lablet. will ever be put forth tor the advancement lawyers in the state and has an extensive practice in this and adjoining counties. THURSDAY EVENING, and consult tliein about bargains they have to offer purchasers. Money is saved by buying your paints, oils and glass at Jas. Snedden's, on Minnesota avenue, between Third and Fourth streets, Wyandotte.

of our city. Whatever will tend to the upbuilding of Judge Stevens as a judge, stands high in the estimation of the bench and bar throughout scheme wmcn was carried through to a moved for the better quality of brick and stone buildings. The question might be asked, "What made Kansas City, Kansas?" We answer that Kansas City, Kansas, Wy Wyandotte, shall have our hearty assist OCTOBER 11. the entire state. successful completion.

In order that our readers may fully un I hereby announce myself as a candidate for county treasurer of Wyandotte county, Kansas, subject to tne decission of the republican county convention. Bbnj. Scumikalk. ance, and we believe that with the co-operation of both old and new, our growth will continue to be permanent and substan Get your insurance of an experienced in Died: Ellen, daughter of Mr. and Mrs.

derstand the system adopted In this city, we John McCarty, at her parent's home in give the following diagram ot the location surance man and you will know just what you are doing, and for that reason it saves tial, and our greatest expectations realized. of the various parts that comprise the Muucie, on Sunday night, Irora injuries received by scalding, on Sunday morning. "The Bench and Bar, the fountain of andotte, Armstrong, Armourdale, Rosedale and Argentine, all owe their present growth and prosperity to the railroads, stock yards, and extensive packing houses located in Wyandotte county. With such surroundings the incentive is so great, that cities naturally spring up with a rush, and it is you money to go to James L. tiusted.

Never think of buying, selling or tradinj works Missouri river. I hereby announce myself as a candidate' for the (Ilce of County Clerk, subject to the action of the Republican County Convention. Harry C. Stout. Little JMlen, while playing around the legal lore, the defenders of the oppressed, and the guarantors of justice." Responded to by Judge Stevens as follows: The only and Original house on Sunday morning, pulled a cup of boiling tea from the stove, the whole contents being spilled over her breast and in real estate, or of borrowing or loaning money, or of getting your property insured My Friends: not surprising to see improvements going on all about us.

without lirst seeing Luther H. Wood. If it be true that there be no place for the B. F. Berry, Agent.

NASHVILLE stomach, and after suffering a few hours, she died in great agony. Mr. McCar'y is a punishment of the wicked beyond this life When looking for bargains in lots for Men's line hats at Taylor's. there should be. If there is no lake that burns with fire and brimstone it is a false either residence or business purposes, your UNIVERSITY STUDENTS.

prominent citizen ot Muncie, and the friends greatly sympathize with the bereaved parents. own interest demands that you should first see ijcott, Orr before purchasing. B. F. Berry, Insurance Agent Trunks and valises at Taylor's.

economy in nature, for no other place can deal out adequate punishment to the dishonest lawyer, or the corrupt judge. On the Kansas City, Kansas, may feel proud of Now that cold weather is at hand, it will 6. other hand it there be no rsew Jerusalem another improvement on the corner of pay you to purchase some of those elegant The material welfare of the city of Wyandotte demands that speedy and united action should be taken in the matter of getting the roads leading west from the city into good, shape, and no time should be lost in the gathering together of the large real estate owners and property holders of Wyandotte, and discuss the feasibility and determine as to the best plan to adopt in order that a movement may be set on foot looking towards the grading and whose streets are paved with gold, where a suits ot chest protector and under wear, tor BLIND CLEM, the world renowned pianoist, MISS ANSA LEPOLO, Prima Donna, whose sweet Soprano voice is without equal. pure lawyer or an upright judge may not 1, 2 and 3, reservoirs. 4, engine house sale only at the American Clothing House.

Fourth and James street, extending to the Missouri river, in the sliape of a building and yards for the accommodation ot the extensive lumber yards of Messrs. Smith It. F. Berry, Real Estate Agent House for rent by J. 8.

Stockton. Full line of childrens' hats at Taylor's. Sec J. S. Stockton before buying real promenade it furnishes an argument against and pumps.

5, pipe to the Missouri river. the omniscience of Deity for certain it is, Don't you do it! don't you invest a dol- 6, stand pipe. that a profession that is called upon to vin lar in real estate without first seeing Hus- The water is pumped out of the river ed, the real estate man. He. handles all Hibbs, who have enclosed two acres and a half of land, and will deal in wood and coal in connection with their former business, their facilities being now equal to any yard through a pipe shown by figure 5 and is dicate the right, aud redress the wrong should demand the purest of men certainly a profession should be made of the no kinds and of all prices, be sure and call on him, and you will be suited in your pur chase.

otherwise improving one of the roads leading to the west line of this county, that our city may catch the trade that goes to Kansas City by way of the Armourdale road, and other points, that would naturally come Wyandotte if they could have a blest of men, whose avocation is with a science "that has its seat in the bosom of FINE QUARTETTE, DELIGHTFUL SINGERS, EXQUISITE MUSIC, OLD PLANTATION MUSIC, JUBILEE SINGERS, 11th ANNUAL TOUR, CROWDED HOUSES, Seats at Bernhard'e. in Kansas City, Mo. The Ft Scott Gulf R. R. will build a switch the whole length of the yards, giving them opportunities for emptied into one of the reservoirs numbered 1, 2 and 3 when the water is permitted to settle and is then conveyed through pipes to the stand pipe shown by 6, which is located about one and a quarter miles from the reservoirs.

This stand pipe is Theo. Shultz went to Topeka on Sunday God and whose voice is the harmony of the The roof on the county jail was painted last week. Hilscweck keeps the finest line of cigars in the city. We had a regular London fog last Saturday morning. world." as representative to the Grand Lodge of I.

O. O. from Teutonia lodge of this city. wholesaling that they did not betore have. "With the water works completed should The Grand Lodge met on Monday night in road to travel that would be as good as either of the others.

It is well known by every one familiar with the roads leading all other places be closed?" Responded to The Herald of last week wades into the the Senate Chamber. affections of our republican superintendent eighty feet high, twenty feet in diameter and is made of iron, and being built on one of the highest elevations in the city, it is in tliat manner that the greatest portion of the by City Attorney Henry McGrew, who said that the saloons must go now that we were supplied with such excellent water. on time, at $200 lots in Riverview, Horry's Agency. of public instruction and accuses that officer of writing an opinion in the Quindaro school case before the case was presented to Wyandotte was visited by a severe rain storm Monday night We were so busy attending to our duties as a first-class Water and gas, the handmaids of mu west, that they are very hilly and at certain seasons of the year almost impassible for travel, and for an outlay commensurate with the wealth of our large property holding citizens alone, by means of subscription, if no other plan is offered, the GRAND force is procured. It is continually kept well filled with water, and in case of any nicipal progress." Responded to by Maj.

Geo. B. Imnan: cigars sleeper, that we don know just how much breaks in any of the pumps or engines the Hilseweek keeps the finest line of in the city. thunder was turnished on the occasion. force that throws the water remains just the "Water we have, as to the gas we Will him.

it such 18 the tact, the guardian of our school interests was a little previous, as the expression goes. Whatever may be right in the matter, still the respective parties are by.lawjrran.te4 ajtrial, ajidsuckaJiear- same, and this feature to our system is far The Chikf job office was run to its full speak of that hereafter. I like to talk of Dr. E. Neff, who recently located in this OPEMM to be preferred to that where, the whole jny work only as it is completed.

I want city, has opened an office at 441 Jilinnesota force and power is furnished by the engines capacity last week. Randle's Tarlor Drug Store, 512 Minne mg should be conducted iairly, honestly avenue. Dr. Neff is a graduate of Ann and pumps that are liable to get out of and honorably, and the peculiar method Arbor, and with his gentlemanly qualities, will no doubt acquire an excellent practice. remedy can be found for this absolute necessity, and the city be increased in her importance one hmidrecTper cent in a short time.

Kansas City understood the importance of good roads leading into the city from the east, and by means of subscription alone, as wo are informed, they have had Twelveth street and Independence avenue graded to a level and are otherwise der at any time and leave a city exposed to to say something to you to-night of the advantage to Wyandotte of the water works, not of myself or associates. We have expended a large sum in your city already and have brought the water to you, but that does not represent all that this company the names. adopted, may have resulted just the same, yet it shakes the confidence of the people in an officer who so grossly violates good At about 9 o'clock in the evening after sota avenue, W3iuidotte. Mr. T.

L. Wagenseller was visitor at our sanctum last Thursday. Judge Jenkins, of Kansas City, has moved Into his new residence on Kansas avenue. THE RINK! THE RINK! the comet band had dispensed some excel taste and apparent fairness. Jas.

D. Htisted runs only the very best of insurance companies and he will do better by you in that line than any one in the city. Real estate is also made a specialty lent music to the many people assembled in means. We have secured the water fran chise for the city of Armourdale, and if Fred Drees has opened out a Wholesale front ot the Kyus House, the programme for the evening was entered upon and some and he runs the largest business in Wyan Kansas City wants, as she does want and and Retail Feed Store, near the comer i Sixth and Minnesota avenue, and in con dotte. and must have, Missouri river water, she short speeches were delivered from the balcony of the hotel by Mayor Cornell, Sena tor Bucuau, Hon.

J. B. bcroggs, Maj. Geo, must come to Wyandotte for it, and she will come. What does that imply? It means that this company will have to ex S.

B. Prentiss, M. a prominent physician of Lawrence, certifies that he improving the same, and before long the improvement will be completed. We wouid suggest that a few of our leading citizens get together and agree upon a time for a meeting, then have an announcement made through the papers as to the time for a general meeting, and by that means get an expression from those who are interested, and see if something can not be done at once in this direction. B.

Inrnan, J. Lane, of the Herald, and 1 nnimfnlltr I fjflTrifa sP Txiic' Call on nilseweck if you wish a good cigar, two doors east of the Postoftice. B. F. Berry wants the agency of houses, lots, farms, Good references given.

Don't fail to call on Hilscweck when you want a line Havana cigar to smoke. Dr. Wood, lhc speeches were short, spicy pend or more constructing ad SATURDAY EVENING Dandelion Tonic, and he regards it an ex and to the point ana were well received, ditional reservoirs and water mains, and cellent alterative tonic, well adapted to the About one hundred and fifty guests then re that means $500,000 more of taxable prop nection therewith has added a Feed Stable, containing about forty stalls, for the accommodation of farmers, where they can go and have their horses fed and taken care of when in the city, an institution very much needed here, and from the appearance on the first day the establishment was opened, it looked as if Fred was not a stranger, for every stall was filled with farmers' horses. Two carpenters are at work preparing to enlarge the stabling room in order to ac climate of Kansas and the west paired to the dining room, where Senator erty of Wyandotte. I feel grateful for the Buchan very nicely assumed the important kindness extended me by your city council Dr.

Z. M. Iuisilown, of Kansas City, Kansas, gave us a pleasant call last Monday. position of toast-master and after enjeying the repast, that we can safely say, never Persons wishing to purchase or sell real estate will lose money if they don't go and see Hasted. He is always at his office and who have complied with all my requests, and I am especially grateful to your mayor not only for his official aid but the words of OCTOBER 13.

was excelled in the city, the toasts were called for in the order arranged, and pre Hey wood's Mastadons. The Heywood's Minstrels were here and have gone. They furnished lots Of merriment and the laugh ain't all. gone yet. When Heywood comes again, count us for a seat Buy everything you need in the drug and fancy goods line, at Randle's Parlor Drug Store.

encouragement spoken during the storm's will take the trouble to give you more points in city property than any dealer in commodate fully the patronage that seems to be coming to the stables. paratory to the same, Senator Buchan made the following remarks concerning our may the city. discouragements attending the construction. And I thank all citizens for the manner in which I have been uph eld in this or: NEWLY FITTED UP, BEST FLOOR IN THE STATE, SKATES ALL IN FINE ORDER, Fl'LL BAND OF MUSIC. B.

F. Berry, Real Estate and Insurance Agent, basement of Nortlinip's Bank, Mr. u. liatcneiuer gave us a very Don't forget that Scott Orr Co. are In calling for a response to the toast pro pleasant can last Monday and intormeu us first in low prices on real estate, first in re posed in honor ot our worthy executive, "Wyandotte comity, its past and present liability on insurance, loans at low rates, Mayor Cornell, it is proper to observe that that he had sold his business in this city as contractor and builder, and will remove Ijulles social, of the Presbyterian church paying taxes for non-residents, and for the tame was ripe for a progressive and as- from Wyandotte to southwestern Missouri.

at Mrs. Wilson's, on Everett street, Friday doing the largest business in the above line gressive municipal movement, and tliat the evening. Mr. B. has been a resident ot this city and of any firm in Wyandotte.

hour and the man were fortlicoming and ADMISSION, Inclndlug ekates, Sfi mU. by a citizen of forty-four years within its borders," responded to by Mr. Hiram M. Northrup, who claimed he was not a public speaker, but nevertheless made a handsome little address, recounting the growth ani prosperity of Wyandotte during the past twenty years. Real Estate and Insurance.

1 have permanently located in Wyandotte and respectfully solicit the agency to sell or rent real estate of all kinds. Money to loan, houses to rent, collections made promptly. Following SOLID INSURANCE COMPANIES represented: Imperial, of London, Fire Association, of Philadelphia, Royal, of Liverpool and others. B. F.

Berry, successor of J. S. Clarke Co, in real estate and insurance. i county for a number of years, was twice are here. louwiU all agree with me in Dr.

Seaman, the best physician in Kan elected to the council, and tor one term was D. S. Young, at the American Clothing that we have a fully rounded man, a rotund, A. C. CALEY, MaSa.ES.

president of that body, and the Chief joins spherical globular man: he rolls along: House, is on hand early and late, prepared to show the best line of men's, boy's and ponderously but evenly and smoothly. He "Our sister cities Kansas City, Ar sas City, Kansas, gave us a pleasant call last Thursday. For good goods, fine styles, varied assortment and low prices, the American Clothing House is the Chief. with all of Wyandotte in regretting his departure, and we take pleasure in recommending him to the people wherever he may locate, as an honest, honorable man, youth's clothing and furnishing goods ever brought to Wyandotte. Walk in, never too don't jab at anything with sharp points, but just moves right over the obstacle.

busy to treat you with courtesy and show mourdale and Argentine, we extend the hand of fellowship, and with united efforts a metropolitan center on Kansas soil is assured," this toast was responded to by Mayor Hillaker, of Kansas whose pressing it down like a Union Pacific locomotive: he is a little heavy but when he rood citizen and worthy of the esteem goods. and confidence of all. 7. P. OVERTON, Wholesale and Retail Jenkins Clark have opened an office in Judge Crowder has been suffering for gets his steam well up he goes puffing right along and no nonsense about him, carrying a whole train of events to their manifest An Honest Show.

f- There is something in the tone of the advertising literature, and indeed even in the beautifully colored pictorial bills of the An- ttie Postoftice building. We predict for Wyandotte has lost in the person of E. the past few days from a wound received remarks were lew, but full ot pith and point' them an excellent practice. A. Thurston, one of her best and in the left groin by a ball at the battle of destiny.

"Capital and improvement encourage most genial citizens, by his to To his administration will be accounted Memphis, whither he has gone with Dealer in Prady Ann, in Arkansas, in 1864, the time of Steele's raid. The wound has broken I out afresh, and is bleeding so as to give the inauguration of the Wyandotte water works civic, military and literary honors shows, that commends itself to the attention of a reasonable public. It is so full of consistent reasoning that one is compelled to admit that it means just what it says. his family in obedience to the orders of his superiors of the K. C.

S. M. R. R. Remember that Hilscweck keeps all the leading brands of cigars on hand at all times, wholesale and retail.

District Clerk L. C. Trickey, went to Johnson county yesterday on business connected with the Harris case. him much pain and inconvenience. the one and we multiply the other," responded to by Mr.

Byron Judd, and a wiser selection could not have been made than the selection of Mr. Judd, who was equal to the occasion in every respect, making a short, and good speech full of sound logic and excellent points in favor of the- man Anthracite, Blossbnr crown the brow. "In dignity, how, like a ring "In shape, how, like a god?" The extravagant waste of superfluous ad The bad break on Sixth street was duly jectives and meaningless titles are conspicu repaired last week and in less tune than it in whose employ Mr. 1. is.

Mr. Thurston was for a long time connected with the H. St Joe R. as their agent at Kansas City, and for the year lias been engaged in other business pursuits, but his excellent qualifications and the love he had acquired for the railroad business from his took to fix it it was washed out again. It Tradition hath it among his friends that he was bom with a gold spoon in his mouth and long sucking at this imaginary or real spoon, has given to his lips the peculiar ner of building up our city.

AND SOFT COAL. has once more been repaired. The council A poetic battle next occurred between will soon come to the conclusion that all Hon. J. B.

Scroggs and Senator Buchan, the rainfall cannot find an outlet down Min pouting expression they ordinarily assume. Mrs. II. H. Sawyer went to Excelsior Springs, in Clay county, to meet her better-half, who is there for his health.

Judge Stevens 'and others of this city, went to Argentine last Monday evening to organize a branch of the Equitable Aid Union. ous by their entire absence, and to the disinterested observer one is at a loss to conscientiously doubt the sincerity of every promise made. It is an extreme delight to commend to the public such an honest enterprise, and it is only justice to state that it is in all respects a show, meriting the largest patronage. It will attract tremendous crowds too. which called forth long and loud applause.

long connection therewith, enticed him nesota avenue. Be this as it may he was bom to lucky cir The next toast Wyandotte, it otters homes away from other cherished avocations and cumstance, and the man is a churl who Foot of Minnesota Avenue, and business facilities for a million peo The Uniform Rank of the Knights of he has succumbed to the wooings of his first love. ple," responded to by A. D. Burrows, in a writes him his enemy.

"If to his share some little errors fall, Look on his face and you'll forget them all.1'' Kansas. Wyandotte, ythiaa are thoroughly organized and will well received four minute speech. be fitted out with their handsome uniform Let every one talk and work for all kinds "The press of Wyandotte the advocate We call upon the executive of the city to respond to the toast, The city of Wyan of internal improvements now while the by the 20th inst, after which they will have regular weekly drills every Friday night of the people and the mirror of local histo If you want real bargains in boots and shoes, go to J. V. Haslams, 1831 Sixth street, Kansas City, Kansas.

Branch at AX OLD FASHIONED CIRCUS. dotte and its material interests." ooom is upon us, urge tne question or -a THE RYUS HOUSE market house, a hospital, and the extension Mayor Cornell in responding, said that and on New Years' night they will give a grand ball that will be the feature of the ry," responded to by A. G. McBnde and RusseU B. Armstrong.

The remarks of Mr. Armstrong contained a brief history ot the Wyandotte press from the first paper he was the victim of misplaced confidence, Miles Orion's Anglo-American, Show, holidays. Save your money by buying paints, oils having come thither expecting to say some of the street railway system so that the city can be fairly accommodated, as the city has outgrown the short stop between Fifth arid" Sixth street A large portion of the city IS THE ONL.Y thing, about water works, coaching himself published, to the present time. The re When it comes to bavins: or selling: real to that end by a course ot reading on the marks were very interesting. estate and for ability to furnish customers subject, beginning with Archimedes and his "The building of cities" responded to zens are compelled to walk from a half with choice city lots at low prices, and to write your insurance in reliable companies, water screw, and now it appeared that he by Major E.S.W.

Drought FIRST-CLASS HOTEL In Wyandotte, mile to a mile to reach the cars, while we was to talk of Wyandotte's material inter The major reierrea, as bis Dest monument to the buildings which he had erect and to loan your money for you on good should not be thus inconvenienced, but ests, lie next reierrea to nis arrival in On Saturday last the Anglo-American show appeared in Mbberly and gave two exhibitions. The street parade was witnessed by thousands of persons ana it made a very creditable display. The show itself was far better than anybody expected and no person went away disappointed. It did not purport to have as many attractions as Baraum or Forepaugh but everything connected with it was first-class. There were 22 cages of animals, each and every one of which was first-class.

They should have an extension of the line im this city by steamboat seventeen years ago security, to collect rents, pay taxes for nonresidents and to do anything else in the line ed in Wyandotte, and said that he had shown his faith in this city by putting all ana gave a snort description oi its appear of an agent's duties, no man on earth can mediately to the Blind Asylum, on the west, and to Armstrong and Armourdale on the south, which would give Wyandotte fa serve you more acceptably than can Lnther ance at that time. Wyandotte's first boom was the building of the Union Pacific from COMPLETE 11. Wood. that he had within its walls, and if any citizen put up a three story building, he always wished to go one better for the honor of Wyandotte. this city, the second was the Missouri Pa cilities for getting around and transacting her business in a speedy and proper manner cific's Leavenworth line, and the third was it the enterprise is properly managed.

The "The East vs. the west side ot tne state Died. S. M. C.

Newbanks, of May wood, in this county, died at 3 o'clock a. m. Oct the street railway system inaugurated by Dr. Geo. B.

Wood. In looking over the oouncilmen should formulate and push line," responded to by Mr. S. N. Simp 3, aged 74 years.

IN AM. ITS DEPARTMENTS, city, substantial progress may be observed. these matters of such great importance and thereby receive the thanks of their constitu son. The remarks ot Mr. Simpson were appropiate and enthusiastically received.

Funeral services were held at the house and glass at Jas. Snedden's, on Minnesota avenue, between Third and Fourth streets, Wyandotte. Rev. John T. Ridley, D.

President of Blackburn University, will preach at Dun-ning's Opera House next Sabbath, morning and evening. The Presb)'terian8 will hold a congregational meeting next Sabbath morning to consider the advisability of extending a call to Rev. C. H. Dunlap.

Mr. L. Wiel, editor of the Pioneer of this city, and Mrs. Weil, made us a pleasant call last Wednesday. We gave them some of our very best german.

Don't forget it-you can save money by Sirchasing boots and shoes of J. v. ilas-m8, 1831 Sixth street, Kansas City, Kan-sas. Branch at Armourdal Mr. Bently, a farmer near Braman Hill, called last Saturday and subscribed for the Chikf.

He has resided in Wyandotte county for the past ten years. When wanting boots and shoes, no one Can guarantee better satisfaction for the money expended than J. V. Ilaslam, 1831 Sixth street, Kansas City, Kansas. We need now the elevated railway, but our greatest need was the water works, and this of his son, Asa Newbanks, three and one- ency.

He expressed great confidence in tne iuture -AND- were tat sleek and lull ot vigor. The exhibition was one that reminded us of our youth, the circus being one of the best -that ever came to Moberly. The trapeze performances by little Allie and Bernard Orton were excellent and gave universal satisfaction. Albert Orton, only eleven years old, rides like a veteran and brought down the house with applause. The riding of Miles Orton with little Albert on his head could half miles west of White Church at 10 a.

we have to-day complete, thanks to Mr. In- of the West side. Ague Cured m. on the 5th inst where manv of his old man and his Years ago Sena WELL FURNISHED or money refunded, by asms Baldridare's friends and neighbors assembled to pay tor Benton, of Missouri, requested the Uni Ague Cure. 5.2t mm ineir last respects ted States government to obtain samples of Baptist Association.

water from each ot the great rivers of the Fred Burnhouser's friends In this city The General Baptist Association of the land. This was done and chemical analysis "Our Common Council the guardians of the city. We credit them with an earnest desire to protect the people's interests." Responded to by Councilman Foster, who tried to get out of making a speech, but that wouldn't work in that crowd, and after frequent calls he responded, and made just as good a speech as anybody. "Wyandotte, the Golden City," responded to by Dr. G.

B. Wood, who showed by will be pained to learn that he committed Throuchout. Tables Supplied showed that the Missouri was the purest water of all the American rivers. The suicide by shooting himself in the head with a revolver, on Sunday evening last at his mayor was loudly applauded. western states and territories will meet on Tuesday, the 16th inst at 10 o'clock a.

in the First Baptist church, corner Fifth and Nebraska avenue, in this city, and remain in session the balance of the week. There will be from one hundred and fifty not be excelled. Field, the clown, without coarseness or vulgarity, made many a happy hit and said many witty and amusing things. The tumbling and leaping were especial" ly good. In fact there was not a skip or a miss from the beginning to the close of the performance, It is an excellent show in home in Leavenworth.

Mr. B. used to be "The Wyandotte Water Works company" was the next toast "may its prosperity be engaged in the brewing business in this city, the business having been done under With Everything the market aiTortls. unceasing as the now ot tne great su the firm name of Wehrle Burnhouser. his remarks that he was one of.

tae best speakers in the city. His recn'-a were good and fcrorjht forth rcu- cf -'2 Financial embarrassment was said to have to two hundred members in attendance, among which will be some of the ablest colored diviaes la the Uuitsa Statst whose waters it distributes." Hon. J. B. Screws replied to the toast vzxii one cf tie oiotxt, reelect spesch.es every particular and is well worthy of trcn Llcrly Daily lloniior.

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