The Wyandotte Chief from Wyandotte, Kansas • 3

NEW ADVERTISEMENTS. THE CHIEF. Letter 1.1st List of letters remaining unclaimed in Fourth of July Incident. About a dozen boys were brought before 0 atO Ci) the Postoffloe, at -Wyandotte, Wyandotte I county, Kansas, July 12. 1884: the mid iwMnn HE IB) thepolioe court on the cliarge of discharg LA I IKS I13T.

ing fire crackeis in the city on the Fourth, TKKMSOFSl'MSiCKIPI'IOPC. One Copy One Year, $1.50 l)net'oiy Six Month, 75 One C(iy Three Months 50 tra nasuR mi ni II i ni Alexander, Mrs. Mary but they were released by the judge after Lansdown, ST Lrowtt, Mrs. Chas EHisa UUBLiaEy UU.UU UULiaUU delivering them a short lecture. ADVKKTININCt JlATIiS.

ger man than Mr. IIam-mer-slourhI and I CHAPTER III. LUCKY CANDIDATE. THE can't write any better poetry about him." The lucky man comes down from Maine, Infants and Children we know him now as J. G.

Blame. Busint ss advertisements twenty-five cents per inch for each insertion. notices ten cents per line. 1 advertisements at legal rates. "Are all Men born Lucky Can-di-dates?" "No, my Son, all Men are not born lucky Burr, Mrs.

Gus Chancey, Mrs. Clark, Julia Croch, Harriet Crance, Mrs. Cenah Colamon, Miss Dubar, Clara Everitte, Louie Figala, Ann Feeney, Sarrah Green, Lucinda Hunter, Martha' I Harris, Mary Murry, Miller Morgan, A McConlee, Mrs. Macy, Mary Patton, Martha Pace, Percellia-Rubrake, Ella Scott, Fliza Stewart, Lavinia Stewart Anna Smith, Olie Turner, Trilly Williams, Mrs. II The lucky man from beyond the Kaw, nor are they al-ways Can-di-dates." Always buys his clothes from Hammer- slough.

Transient advertisements will be charged "What is a Uan-di-date, if you please "A Can-di-date is a man who is sup The lucky boy be he great or small, double rates, and must be paid for la ad- posed not to want any of-flee, but who has a great many Friends who know bet-ter than he does what is good for him, so he Uets ot llammerslough a bat and ball. Tlie luckiest girl between the seas, vance. Koch, Emilie Williams, Bessie fin-ally puts bim-self into the hands of his friends." in a llammerslough hammock enjoys tlie Williams Mrs. C. "What gives our Children rosy cheeks, What cures their fevers, makes them sleep; Cagtoria.

When Babies fret, and cry by turns, What cures their colic, kills their worms. Castorla. What quickly cures Constipation, Sour Stomach, Colds, Indigestion Castor! a. Farewell then to Morphine Syrups, Castor Oil and Paregoric, and IT all Caw tort a. Castorla.

is so well adapted to Children that I recommend it as superior to any medicine known to me. H. A. Archee, M.D.r 111 So. Oxford St, Brooklyn, N.

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GENTS LIST. "And do his Friends always do the risrht JqN STOMACH UTTERS 001 Nil WKST. thing by him and give him a Fair Deal vvmie he is in their Hands Berger. Jack Betts, Calip Dillon. Will It No.

3, St. Lou i 8 to Oiuuhii due at No. Sit, Independence to Hiawatha due at 5 a Mo. 1, St. Louis to St.

Joseph, due at 9:30 a in going east. a ni "They do the best They can for Him and Emley, No. B. St. Joe to St.

Lonia. duo at 5:37 hold Hiin level, un-less some other fel-lovv of-fers Big-ger Odds in the Game." No. 34, Hiawatha to Independence, due at 8:40 a ui Ko. 4, Omuha to St. Louid.

due at. .5:28 "Then They help tlie other Fellow most. Bradley, Joseph Cross, Joshua Dunbery, William. Funk, Sol Harvey, Isom Hansman, Jarboe, Linsley, Robert Lynn, A Miller, Will Reed, HB Urogram, red Halster, Mr. Herring, John I sup-pose?" MAILS.

"Cer-tain-ly; They don't let Friend-ship To the needs or the tourist, commercial traveler and new settler, Stomach Bitters is peculiarly adapted, since it strengthens the digestive organs, and braces the physical energies to unhealth-ful influences. It removes and prevents malarial fever, constipation, dyspepsia, healthfully stimulates the kidneys and bladder, and enriches as well as purifies the blood. When overcome by fatigue, whether mental or physical, the weary and debilitated find it a reliable source of renewed strength and comfort. For sale by all Druggists and Dealers generally, nor Ke-la-tion-ship nor Re-lig-ion interfere with tlie Good of the Par-ty, my Roy. That would not be Pa-tri-ot-ic De-vo-tioh.

Lee, Luther Merrill, Thos. RinharLSO 5:00 pm a and 5:00 ni end a in 7 :00 5:00 in A man by tlie name of, Welister was brought before "his honor" for disturbing the peace of his family, and being unable to pay $9.00 assessed against him he was sent to the rock-pile. On the Fourth Andrew Ilescher, Henry Ilcscherand Mrs. Franck were all three arrested for disturbing the peace and fined in the police court $3.00 each. The disturbance is said to have occurred on account of a valuable rooster belonging to Mr.

Franck being missing. Fire crackers occasioned the usual amount of trouble and many persons more or less damaged by their free use upon the streets. The first injury heard of by us, as a result of playing with firecrackers, was that of a little ten-year-old daughter of Mayor D. E. Cornell, who, in lighting a fire cracker, had the misfortune of having it explode while in her hand, and burning and seriously injuring the eye ball.

It is feared that the injury may be so serious as to permanently injure her eye. This sad event had the effect to destroy the anticipated pleasures of the day for the family. All the different church societies and Sabbath schools and many of the secret societies, held pio-nics in tlie various beautiful groves about the city. The Presbyterians held their pic-nic in the grove north of Fowler's residence the German Methodists in Barker's fijove; the Knights of Pythias in Hof tier's grove; the colored Masons In Northrup's grove, and others we are unable to give respectfully, but suffice it to say that no one was at a loss for a place to spend the 4th in first-class style; for Mei-iam park, Vieroy park and numerous other places furnished amusement of varied kind and suitable for the mixed multitude and particularly to those who like tlie fantastic you see." Thomas, A Stale, clone as follow: Went bound North Kurt bound Leav. direct open ax follows: From Knot North South West "1 tnm-ble and see that it is a Great Williams, 6B Thomas, Alex.

Thing to be a Pol-i-ti-cian. But whose 0:30 a 6:00 9:30 Pict-trre do We see here Is it the Fun-ny 0:30 a and White, Austin. Persons calling for any of these letters will please say "Advertised" and give date; Geo. B. Reicheneker, P.

M. Mr. HamTmer-slourh in Dis-sruise. who 8:00 a tn Trfinv. direct sells Cloth-iug so Cheap and al-ways gives The Postofflce opens at 8 :00 a and closes at 7 :30 rres-enss to tne coys except Sunduys open from 10 toll a.

m. G. 11. Heicueneker, P. M.

no, my Boy. That is the Hon. Jas. T1 1 i. vjt.

uiiuue, wuo nas just Deen named or nom-i-na-ted at Jrn-ca-go, the Choice of LOCAL ITEMS. THE ONLY TRUE AiraDBolute cure for Rheumatism, Sprains, Pain in the Book, Burns, Galls, Sto. Anuv etantaneoua Pain- reliever. The tkansaa Delegation. The following is a full list of the Kansas delegates and alternates to the Democratic national convention at Chicago "i AT X.AKGE.

the Republican party as its candidate for president." Choice Sixth street property for sale by "Why do you call Mr. Blaine a Lucky canuiaate C. N. II. Moore.

Delegates for I)ouf fail to go to Husted Dunn Alternates FWFrasius, John Foster, Gov.G "That is very good. Now, you may go home and write some poetry about the lucky candidate. He is like Ham-mer-slough a great success, has an army of friends, is. right up with tlie times, ami bound to get there. Always tell your friends to drop in at Ham-mer-slough's and see the world of Elegant Summer Clothing for men and boys, invery style, which is always to be found at HAmiEKSLOUGH Corner Fifth and Main Streets, Kansas City, Mo.

vv ferry, Fenlon, Hudson, advice on real estate. Houses and lots on easy payments, b' C. N. II. Moore.

"Because he was fortunate in having John a Logan's friends to boost him and help him win first place. And Mr. Logan was lucky too, because Mr. Blaine's friends then helped Mr. Logan to get the next best thing; so you see there were two lucky candidates." "I sabe, and also see that 'virtue has its own reward but don't think he is a big Season, Coe.

DISTRICTS. Publication Notice. 1. Burns, 1 STATE James Graham, OP KANSAS, I County of Wyandotte. Hasted.

Dunn will lurniuh you In the best companies. FACTS RECARDINC Dr. Barter's Iron It will Durifv and enrich th ni nnn Ed. Can-oil. Sheridan Jones.

CC Black, A Mattliewson. Norton, Milcham. A II Martin, the LIVER and KIDNEYS, aud Restoke thi HBAXTH and VIGOR of YOUTH In all those Everything as represented in Eager's 'Specialties," at Gem Pharmacy. Go and see Hasted Dunn and inquire Into some of the bargains they offer. Butts.

2. A Devenney, Hane. 3. McEmery, Mannin. 4.

Kraemer, Stone. 5. Hendricks, Ellicytt. 6. Harris, -J Bertram.

7. Smith, II Bickle. nir 5. with immediate and wonderful Rnn In the Tenth judicial district court, sitting withta and for said connty and Btate. John Tileman, Plaintiff, vs.

C. A. Landgrar, Defendant. The above named defendant will hereby take notice that he has been sued in the above court by said plaintiff, and that unless he answers tha petition of the plaintiff filed in said court on or le-fore the 12tli day of August, A. 1884, a will be taken him, the nature of which will be for the pum of Two Hundred Dollars and interest thereon from the 6th day of January, 1883, upon a certain note give by said defendant and seenred by a mortgage upon lots number twenty-one (il) and twenty-two (22), in block number nineteen (19), in Mulvane's ad Conover "STEINWAY," "CONOVER" and "FICHER'" tip of the toe, either by daylight or moonlight.

About one o'clock p. on the glorious 4th, an alarm of fire was sounded in West Kansas, and the west side hose reels to the number of about five or six, with the hook muscles and nerves receive new force. Enlivens the mind and supplies Brain Power. A 17 ft suffering from all complaint a a Opeculiar to their aex will find In DS. HASTEB'S IKON TONIC a safe and speedy core.

It gives a clear and healthy complexion. The Strongest tpstimnnv tn tho vnln. of rti II Hallowell. 6. Schaffer, Schlyer.

7. A Petillon, Diffendecker. 4 ca- rZJ EST? g' 1840. xiartkh a ikok ionic Is that freanent attem Julius Skauv, fashionable tailor, No. 14 West Missouri avenue, Kansas City Mo.

For all kinds of tin ware, call at Jxm-uion'sTin Shop, opposite the Fostolfice, Wyandotte Eager's Gem Pharmacy is on Fifth afreet Dr. Wood's old stand, near Minnesota avenue. at Counterfeiting have onlv added tn thsnnnnlir. and ladder companies, put in a remarkably Hy of the original. If you earnestly desire health do not experiment get the Original asd Best, dition to the citv of Argentine, in the connty of Wyandotte and state of Kansas, ami a further judgment foreclosing said uiortsragc and barring quick appearance at the seat of the fire at tlie corner of West Ninth and Bell streets, Changing Around.

Dr. Eager will remove his "Gem" drug store from its present location on Fifth street, into the Lagrange building next 'Send roar address to The Dr. HarterMod.Co.' St. Lonis. for nnr TniVAV unrvir (S 'MASON HAMLIN," and "CHASE" tFuUof strange and useful information, free.

said defendant and all persons claiming by through and under him of and from all right, title where the dry goods store of Mr. B. RENOWNED FOR Dr. HARTER'a Iron Tonio is for Sale by all Druggists and Dealers Everywhere. nil interest in and to said urouertv and an order TONE DURABILITY of court to sell the same in satisfaction of said ORGANS udgment.

JOHN TILEMAN, Ilorton was in flames. The fire was in the upper story, aud when the fire department reached the scene it seemed as if the whole 50.000 NOW IN USE. See Eagers' "Gem Pharmacy," Fifth street, uearMinnesota avenue, "specialties" Plaintiff. By HALE MILLER, his attorneys. June 25 1884.

QrinfiTHAND PELECRAPKIC INSTITUTE! door to the postofliee this week, where lie will be better prepared to attend to tlie wants of his increased patrons. Mr. W. B. I Taylor, and O.

D. Burt, have also removed into the Wahlemnaier block. K. Road-house, from New York City, has opened a. new dry goods store in this block.

J. J. Bernhard has removed his book store to Music and Musical Merchandise. Shorthand thoronghlytanght, per in Fsonallr or mr building must have been consumed, but in the course of twenty minutes the fire was under subjection, and the stock of goods circulars. Typewritten Died.

for sala. a lBTUIIQ .1 RADUCC rinn ES. (Joe Marina vwt" ST. LOUIS, MO. OI3 MAIN KJVSS CITY, 3IO.

Mrs. hi. B. Hansel, one ol the most es timable ladies in Wyandotte, was taken saved, though badly damaged from the eilects of the water. Travel was stopped suddenly sick on last Friday night with 5o to Julius Skauv's, No.

14 West avenue, Kansas City, to get your taring suits. Josiah Bryant, of Griggsville, wxs visiting Ik this city last' week with his Mr. J. It', Bryant, the jeweler. Hoofing, guttering, and all kinds of tin congestion of the stomach and bowels aud PATEM' died on Saturday forenoon.

She leaves a husband and two soils, who are young men, All nPrt Sendfor Pamiih et Rafprencea. STEVBR Have the opportunities to secure tue iieiter Duuuing. E. Honiuth lias removed his book store to Bernhard old stand Famous will remove his extensive clothing house to the new store next to Griswold's grocery, in a few days. The above are some of the changes that are being made by our merchants.

Tanromee Lodge No. 30. The following officers of Tanromee to mourn her sudden departure. The burial roUyU nCU SEWARD A. HASELTINE, Solicitor.

or American A Foreign traociase atWaahimrton.u.c Springfield. Missouri took place on Tuesday the family for a half hour, and six street cars going east, and four going west met at that point, giving tlie scene the appearance of a large sized Fourth of July pic-nic excursion. "Ho" Orrljjau-s Mules. A few days ago as we were coming from residence. -work, done in the best style at Lenimen's Henry Browning is the name of a col Tin Shop, opposite Postofliee, Wyandotte.

For fair dealing, and fair prices, In man ored man who wanted to kill his divorced lodge No. 30 of the Ancient Order of wife by shooting, but he missed his aim and now languishes in the county jail, be United Workmen, were installed last Saturday evening by Past Master Workman, II. ing bound over to the district court to ufactuxing and repairing boots and nhoes, go toS. P. June's, east Bide third street, between Kansas and Nebraska avenues.

JAMES LILLIS, FasMonalle Boot ana Sloe Mater. Satisfaction Guaranteed or Money refunded. await his trial. FOR H. Sawyer T.

F. Chigwedden-M W-J. W. Squires. Foreman W.

Weston. I. Morris went to Chicago last Saturday Kansas City on one of "Boss" Corrigau's fast trains, we were amused at tlie amount of intelligence displayed on the part of Corrigau's mules. The car we were on loaded with passengers at the corner of Fourth and Main streets, in Kansas City, and the mules pulled the load all right to the Union depot. At this point the attorney for the Elevated Rail road company boarded the car to come to Wyandotte, when they immediately balked and would not move stock of to lay in a new and extensive A number of nice residences in Wyandotte for sale, ranging from one thousand to five thousand dollars.

clothing for his new store. He will return A. Weston. Financier J. D.

Green. Recorder E. Neff. in about two weeks and remove to the new No. 3 1 Mi nnesola Avenue, CASH Been greater than at the present time.

building next door to Griswold's scrocerv Rpbaugh. Receiver G. J. W. Daish, store.

Wyandotte, Kansas. until the passengers all stepped out of the Dr. C. W. Everhart, of Pennsylvania, I T.

J. Hill. J. W. Arwood.

Medical Examiner Dr. E. Neff. has concluded to locate in the practice of his VALUES car, and then they started with a rush. The passengers scrambled in again, when the sharp aud watchful eye of tlie old mules caught a glimpse of the attorney getting in Scott, Orr Co.

Fine residence lots for sale In Orr'a addition to Wyandotte, Itlverview, Arm- strong, Armourdale, Pacific Place and Orville. Scott, Orr Co. The Couover Hrotlirr'a Patent Upright are to-day the most popular Piano Jn Kansas City. See and hear them at 613 Main street, and you will be convinced that they are first-class and the Pianos to proiession in our city, rne doctor comes well recommended and will undoubtedlv V. SCHAACK, Horse Xlilef Canebt THAT HAVE NO UAL! succeed here.

A thief stole a valuable horse belonging to L. H. Henry on Tuesday morning about Mrs. M. N.

Towns, of Kansas Citv. Mo Mrs. W. B. Impson and Mrs.

Frank Bron- Don Jose, Astoria, Geraldine, Nettie, La Belle, Russe, Staples aud Piccadilly at 89c tlie car again, they refused to pull a pound This unloading and loading up business was kept up for several blocks, until the driver was obliged to resort to strategy to get them to draw the car to Wyandotte. So tlie attorney aforesaid was required to crouch down and not be seen by the mules, 4,000 YAEDS SUMMER SILKSj The entire stock of one of the leading New 1 o'clock from his stable back of his store, Merchant Tailor. son, of Brookville, were visiting The city marshal and Mr. Henry went to and 1.39 former price from $1.75 to 2.79. York houses, bought at a fearful sacrifice with Mrs.

M. B. Crosby, in this city on last Saturday. 3U0 Children's Leghorn Hats. Leavenworth on Tuesday in response to telegram from the chief of police there, for spot cash, comprising twenty different styles in fancy checks and stripes at 25c, 32c, 37 l-2c and 39c; worth 40c, 50c, 60c and 73c.

Col. F. O. Koot, who for sometime past Comprising all the new and leading shapes, Artless, Favorite, Coral, Glendale, Bertie, Fuchsia and Rosebud, at 59c. 69c and 75c: Strayed or Stolen.

A sorrel pony about 14 1-2 hands high, alter which there was no more uilhculty. The "Boss" has his mule3 well trained in his interest. and came home bringing the thief with has been managing the grocery house of them and the horse also. The thief's worth double the money. 3,500 Yards Black Dress Silks.

name is given as Monti gue and is a stranger Cobb is taking a vacation from Ms labors. He seems parTsctly at home in 500 DOZEN This lot comprises some of the best makes to these parts, but has made up ms mind to locate in Kansas for a few years at least, Slotheri We take pleasure in recommending to in the market, extra heavy gros gram, as a blaze face, about 17 years old, dark spot on right fore leg, aiwl in good order. Hie Under will be liberally rewarded by returning same to II. II. Smith, Wyandotte, Kansas.

The Mason Hamlin Organs represent Wyandotte. Cape Cellars, warranted pure linen, worked button hole, at 6e each regular value 15c. mothers an excellent and very exceptional jd become better acquainted with our to 200 DOZEN to finish, softness and beauty cannot be surpassed, at 75c 85c 95c $1 and 1.23; worth $1, 1.20, 1.35, 1.50 and 1.75. M. II.

Usher, whose wife was visiting medicine for their children. No medicine Slashed Uape Collars, pure linen, worked hnrtnn tr1na if TOT V. should be criven to a child without the victorious, with J. W. Squires, in this city for the past few weeks, has concluded to come to 100 Pieces Seaside Suitiners, mother's full knowledge of its character.

In the literary contest between tlie Star 00 PIMJJM NEW GOODS RECEIVED, AND ALSO Wyandotte and locate. He will buy a farm JT I literary society ot wyanaotte, ana the 40 inch wide, fancy twills, small and medium checks, latest novelties, at 39c; worth 65c. Youkings, in twenty different styles, fine vaiawaaumuuiu pi eruption ui a uu- Orescent society of Kansas City, Kansas, tlie highest staudard of excellence in reed organ manufacture as do the Steinway Pianos in Piano manufacture, and both are found in full stock at the old reliable music house of Cohover 613 Main Street in tliis section. open work and new designs, at 35, 40, 45. tinguished physician old Dr.

Pitcher 1 the voting ladv who bore awav the honors New Samples for Summer and Winter. 100 Pieces Tourist Suitings, I per yaru less man one-half the real value. Mrs. John A. Hale and daughter returned still living at Hyannis, Mass.

A list of its I was Miss Maud loumans, in the rendition 36 inches wide, in grays, assorted shades on Tuesday evening from Hot Springs, 200 PIECES and fancy twills, especially adapted for ingredients accompanies each bottle. It is a Piece entitled, "Battle of Lookout -I Mountain." Miss Maud is the 14-year-old where she has been sojourning for Real Oriental Flouncinsr in Clfsim nnr! traveling, at 25c; worth 45c. vcSCun auu uut uuu daughter of Mr j. Youmans, one of our her health for a few weeks past," and is very white, extra heavy worked and new de 200 Pieces Jjace Bunting, Clothing Cleaned or Dyed, Altered and neatly Repaired to Look Equal to new. may given wimoui ciiaue vi uiet ur respected citizens wno was a participant in mucn improved.

signs, at 30, 35. 40. 47. 58. 65.

(59. 75. 71 fear of harm, and in its effects is superior 1 the great battle "above the clouds," at Plain and fancy brocades in cream, sky blue, pink, ecru, lavender, navy blue, cardi and 83c worth 50 per cent more. Mrs. G.

H. Wadsworth and two youngest to paregoric, morphine syrups or castor oil, I Lookout Mountain during the late unpleas- 50 DOZEN nal, at 12 l-2c worth 2oc children have gone to Sharon Springs, N. without the dangerous properties of the I antness. The young lady is one in whom of to be absent for a couple 100 Sample Parasols. months, former or the nauseating effects of the lat.

Wyandotte justly feels" proud, because of We are in receipt of the programme for the Leavenworth county normal institute, to be held in the High school building in Leavenworth from July 7th to August 1st. Prof. W. A. Evans is the conductor, and L.

J. Morgan, county superintendent, Miss Mary Albright, of the leavenworth High school, and Margaret DcWitt, of the Kan-fas City Public schools, are assistants. Black Beaded hat crowns special -lot in solid and fancy work at 25c; regular value SI would be glad to have all my old customers, at' her old ter. Of this preparation physicians speak I her elocutionary ability. as well as the new to call upon me at visiting friends and relatives home.

The largest manufactory in New York. Sample line, all fine and rich goods, made ouc. in hiorh terms. IL A. Archer.

M. Ill 500 PIECES No. 317 Minnesota between 3d and 4th streets tor the best Aew ork retail trade, consist So. Oxford St, Brooklyn, N. YM says: The district court is now in session, and "Castoria is" so well adapted to children I at one fell swoop the supreme court wiped Black and Cream Spanish Laces, imported stock, bought for jspot cash, at 10, 12 1-2, KANSAS.

that I recommend it as superior to any I out all the informations against violators of The funeral of Edith, infant daughter of Willis and Ida M. Converse, occurred at 3 o'clock Tuesday afternoon from the family residence. The interment took place at Oak grove cemetery. ing ot lathes7 black and colored lace and chenille trimmed brocade, fine Pongee, Coaching, Carriage and mourning Parasols, at 85c, $1.18, 1.25, 1.69, 2.29, 2.79, 3.89, prescription known to me." Alex. Rob-1 the prohibitory law by its recent decision 15, 20, 2o, 30, 35, 40, 43, 55, 63, 69 and 75c worth 33 per cent more to import.

The decision being substance that infor A brutal fight occurred on last Monday eitson, M. 1057 Second N. of mations filed by the county attorneys on in says: "Especially adapted to diseases 4.2a, 5, 7.aU, up to 12 less than one- V- P. OVERTON, Frank O. Root and T.

N. Fetterman left children." Hall's Journal of Health. formation and belief is not sufficient, but half their real value. they must be based on actual knowledge, Sunday evening for Chicago, to attend the 750 Misses' and Children's Suits. This virtually stops prosecutions under the encampment of the third grand division of Wholesale and Retail Dealer in Fellowship Lodge No.

S. Fellowship Lodge No. 2, K. of in The stock of a leading Chicago manufact law, and the city should pass an ordinance the Sons of Veterans which convened Mon urer, comprising Cambric, Pique, French now requiring those who engage in the day. Cambric, Scotch Zephyr, Gingham in plain Blossbura: Anthracite, stalled tlie following officers at their meeting Friday night: A.

R. Ford, P. night at the eonicr of Minnesota avenue and Third street, between J. J. Collins and his ousin, Mike Collins.

Mike's head was badly beaten up. with a stone, and it has been feared he miglrt die, though at last account he was reported as improving slowly. J. J. Collins was bound over on tlie charge of assault with intent to kill, in the sum of $1,000.

TV. C. T. Appointment. business a thousand dollars a year for the privilege and get a revenue therefrom.

Mr. jonn Hidgerton, a driver 01 an ice and fancy checks, trimmed with lace, Ham wagon in Wyandotte, received a sun stroke burg embroideries, etc, at 59c, 69c, 79c, Benj. Rively, C. Gns. Neubert, V.

AND SOFT- about 2 o'clock Tuesday, from the effects 89c, $1. 1.10, 1.25, 1.49, 1.75, 1.9S, 2.25 up to 6.49. Less than 50 cents on the dollar of which he died on Tuesday night. Wm. Skinner, John Slerchant, K.

of R. and John Scanlon, M. of John of their real value. 200 All Wool Shawls. Hon.

J. B. Scroggs and W. H. Bridgens Jones, M.

of F4 John T. Harlow, M. A I returned from Tuesday evening. P. C.

Bernard, I. G. P4 W. Young, O. G.

Cashmere and Camel's hair in cream, sky JLArlDS White Victoria Lawn, 37 inches wide, at 10c a yard worth 20c. 3,000 YARDS Dark, Colored Organdies, one yard wide, in lengths from 2 to 15 yards, at 3 l-2c; worth 10c 300 DOZEN Gents' Balbriggan Half Hose, silk clocked, special lot, at 25c; cheap at 40c 3,000 YARDS Fine yard wide Bleached and Brown Cotton at 5 l-2c; worth 8c. 100 PLECES Plain and fancy Checked Zephyr Gingham at61-2c; worth 10c. CLEARING SALE REMNANTS! White Goods, Black and. Colored Dress Goods, Silks, Velvets, Table Linens Crashes, Embroideries, White and Colored Flanuels, Cloths for Meu's and Boys' wear, Odd Ends, Ribbons, Cheviots, Ginghams, Seersuckers, etc.

4a to 50 oer where they had been; attending the district Hon. J. F. Timmons was in the city last Saturday, and appeared jubilant over the political outlook for this fall not from a Republican standpoint, however, which was surprising, as we can not see any hopeful signs for the opposition, either Democratic, Greenback, anti-monopoly, anti-secret, or any other party as against the Republican party. A clean sweep is doomed to be the result of the contest this com After the installation Sir Knight H.

L. and medium blue, pink and cardinal, at $1.98, 2, 2.50, 2.75, 3, 3.50, 4.25, up to couit in the case of Gray vs. Long. Aldcu, on behalf of the lodge, presented to Foot of Minnesota Avenne, The county Commissioners appropriated The regular meeting of the W. C.

T. U. will be held on Tuesday of each week at 3 o'clock p. m. at their reading room on Fourth street The reading room is free, and is open every evening from 7:30 to 10 o'clock, and 6.50.

A special lot and very cheap. 22 Ladies' White Suits. Mr. T. N.

Fetterman, tlie retiring master- Kansas Wyandotte, $700 for a new floor for the county bridge on Tuesday, and $3,000 to build briuges and culverts in varions parts of the county. at-arms, a silver flower vase filled with choice flowers, both presentation and re The balance of our large imported line, ail we have left; will mark them at such Dr. J. F. Elliott and wife and Capt.

ridiculously, low ngures tnat will move them out at once. First come, first choice. ception being accompanied by graceful and appropriate speeches. ing ran iroin presiuenr. to county commissioners.

Fife Davidson, the popular law firm, have removed into then: new office up-stairs in the Lagrange building, next door to the Northrup and family, have returned from! Will E3. RayiTLOnd CO. Compare our prices with similar goods uoowa, wnere tney were attending tne ottered in this market. Delegates to the State Convention. Tho following named gentlemen are the Sabbath school convention.

UNDERTAKER AND FUNERAL FUR- 10 Cases Ladies' Fine Milan Hats. postomce. They have pleasant rooms and are now situated so that they can better at on bunday afternoon from 1:30 to 6 o'clock. The Band of Hope, under the direction of tlie W. C.

T. U. will meet every Friday afternoon, at close of school, in tlie M. E. church, on Fifth street The trains for Minneapolis, will commence leaving the Union depot in this city on Sunday evening, July 20th, with members of the G.

A. R. and their friends who wish to attend tlie National Encamp All the newest and popular shapes in ecru, ine 01a rename J. i. uernnard nas re NISHER.

tend to tnelr rapidly increasing business. I cent off regular prices. beige, steel, brown ana gray, comprising moved his book store and news depot to 540 delegates selected by Wyandotte county to represent us in the Republican state convention July 16th: Delegates Cornell, Taylor, II Johnson, McConneli, Young, Opening daily bargains from our Chicago house, which we offer at one-half their real Minnesota evenue, opposite the street car The fourth quarterly meeting for the turntable. present conference year, will be held at the value. Buying all goods strictly for cash, and in larger quantities than any other house in our line, enables us to offer many bargains unapproachable.

All goods marked in Miss Anuie Weist is on trial in the dis Southern Methodist church in this city next Sunday, July 13. Rev. H. D. Hogan, trict court on the charge of murdering her II II Griuter, A iieaiey.

Alternates Betts, Wheeler, Patterson, Ferguson, I Moore, Jno. win omciate. ah are invited to attend. ml ant babe, it will" take a week to try tne case. METALIC AND WOOD coIp 1 Caskets, Burial Robes, Black or White, Hearses, Carriages, etc.

Speciaal attention given title country trade. rwriiPiinnuTH matyr rv vv rrRMumruv W. W. McCune has been confined to his Comerford, Maxwell. bed for several days the past week from an The visiting statesmen from Wyandotte attack of congestion of the lungs, but is are 1 nomas li.

Bowling, rank J. Prize Shooting Match. I will offer a prize of $10.00 for the best plain figures. One price for all. Money refunded at all times if goods are nor satisfactory.

JSOrders by mail and requests for samples promptly attended to. Branch of the well known Boston Store, Chicago, Bl. I3ositannL 2 CORNER NINTH AND MAIN STREETS, Kansas City, Missouri, ment, held at that phice from 22d to 2Cth. Fare for the round trip will be $15,00, good for thirty days. This road, tfie Chicago, Rock Island and Pacific, being tlie only line running to the beautiful lakes, makes it pleasant to all who may wish to take advantage of our low rates.

Felix G. IIkad, -Cha'm. of Com. on Transportation. T.

Harlow. Sam. Church, V. J. Lane and reported to be convalescing now.

others. 1 score of eight Shots made during the week, commencing Monday the 14th instant Dr. G. M. Gray has been re-appointed Mrs.

E. L. Bartlett, of Santa Fe, N. M5nnAflnla Awnnft. Foilrth an1 Eight sliots for twenty-live cents.

county physician for the ensuing year by the county commissioners at a salary of Patton Go. Shooting Gallery. visiuug mui tue lauiuy ui nua. i. 1 Fifth; streets, one door west of Ryus Scroggs, in this city.

I Hotel, Open day and $300 per year..