The Burlington Daily Republican from Burlington, Kansas • 2

W. H. FEAR THE DAILY REPUBLICAN. Published every evening except Sunday, by C. O.

SMITH. WARREN CRANDALL, President. M. A. CROUSE, Vice President.

FOSTER, Cash PEOPLES NATIONAL BANK. Paid Up Capital, $100,000. Surplus, $10,000. Has DIBECTORS: Money on Farm Hand for Good Loans. WARREN CRANDALL T.

W. FOSTER JOHN GIESY WM. CROTTY Johnsons Cyclopedia. From the Hon, Joseph P. Bradley, L.

L. U. S. Supreme court Johnson's Cyclopedia takes the place of larger works; it contains all they do, and in a much more convenient form. I value it highly.

From the Hon. Wendell Phillips, L. L. D. I believe Johnson's Cyclopedia to be the most complete and useful, and easily usable cyclopedia we have.

From the Rev. J. Johns, pastor of Free Tabernacle M. E. Church, New York: My own judgment concurring with the opinion of Rev.

Dr. Walker and Rev. Dr. Tiffany and other testimony, I have exchanged (even) Appletons Revised Cyclopedia for From the Rev. Dr.

Geo. Leon Walker, late pastor of Centre Congregational Church, New Haven, In Abple-tons Cyelopcdia a positive falsification of history is chargeable upon the compiler of several important articles. dlO-3-wl STOCKHOLDERS: lie also represents two large companies whicli enable him to make loans oil as good terms as can be procured anywhere, and give optional partial payments in almost any reasonable manner to suit borrowers. Has a flue list of wild lands, improved farms and vacant lots and cityresidences for sale on easy terms. Has the Only Set of Abstracts in the County And will till all orders promptly and at reasonable charges.

Neatness, accuracy and reliability is the basis of our claim for patronage. Warren Crandall, Garretson, Scripps, Peter Cayot, Peter Brandon, James II White, Janies Douglass, James Jacobs, Thornberry. Rev Joseph Wayne, Gortner, A Peasley, Sherman Remer, Seott Castle, Young Son, Lewis Foster, William Crotty, Barber, John Giesy, Hopkins, Lewis DeWitt, Rullier. Mrs Carmean, Perkins, Sanford, Burnham, A Van Slyok, McConnell, Henry Burnham, G'Burnham, Charles Cleveland, A Eastman, Receives deposits subject to check. sell3 domestic and foreign exchange.

attention given to the interests of stock with safety. Burlington, Kansas. Rearof Peoples National Bank, Corner 3d and Neosho. ESTABLISHED 1870. Burlington National CAPITAL, $125,000.

SURPLUS, $10,000, The oldest and strongest Bank in Coffey county. Transacts its business on most liberal terms consistent with safety and good banking. DIRECTORS. Wm. Martindale, C.

II. Race, David Eppinger, W. E. llall, An elegant line of Dress Goods, A large stock of Dress Ginghams, A beautiful assortment of Lawns, A full and complete line of HamburgEmbroideries From one-lialf to 45 inches in width at F. HOFFMANS, Successor to SANDERS HOFFMANS.

II. L. Jarboe, S. J. Carter, T.

S. Harrell. Harrison Kelley, H. L. JARBOE, J.

A. President Vice At Cost and Ladies, Misses BURLINGTON, KANSAS, APRIL 27, 1887. Emporia Globe: The consolidaton of the Republican and Patriot, Burlington, has budded into a beautiful, six-column folio daily, C. 0. Smith being the editor and proprietor.

Tickets for the Booth engagement in Kansas City are selling as high as $35, and the ruling price for parquette tickets is $10 to $15. The poem about the kicker, vritten in prose style, which originated with the Atchison Globe and was published in this paper three or four weeks ago, is now making the run of the Kansas papers set up in poetry style, under the head, The Doom of the Kicker. Accounts Audited and Allowed. Following is a list of accounts allowed by the board of county commissioners at their last regular session Geo. W.

Crane mdse for county. 3 00 K. N. Marks, lumber for Strewn bridge 104 00 J. A.

Newkirk, work on Strawn bridge 11 00 M. H. Keever, quarter salary at asylum 200 00 F. Gorton, draying tor county 23 S. Miller, special bridge commissioner 3 00 Geo.

E. Kimberly, erroneous tax 3 14 I). C. Swayze et al, road viewing 18 50 J. Beavers, work on Strawn 4 71 J.

W. Rogers et al, road viewing 8 00 W. A. Bowman et al, road viewing 8 00 J. A.

Moslier, repairing clock 1 00 L. J. Megginson, mdse 5 00 Sherman Uemer, road viewing 6 00 H. G. Beatty, treasurer examiner 2 00 J.

D. Frazier, drawing jury 2 00 W. W. Scott, drawing jury 2 00 II. B.

Cheney, work on records Ill 50 J. A. Walklmg, drawing jury 2 00 W. H. Bear, treasury examiner 2 00 C.

Spalding, cert of lands for tax 60 Scott Castle, mdse for county 251 03 Juror fee bill April term district court 375 00 W. W. Scott, fees state vs. Morgan 2 2 80 E. N.

Connal, qr salary and ex co atty 375 60 W. W. Scott, conveying pauper 3189 W. W. Scott, state vs.

N. Herbert 35 10 W. W. Scott, state vs. Richards 34 20 W.

W. Scott, suinng jury April term 41 15 W. W. Scott, convg Kitterman to asm 19 40 W. W.

Scott, opening and closing P. C. 3 00 V. W. Scott, witness fees 1 50 J.

B. Young, mdse for county 1 55 Austin Gilbert, wolf scalf 3 00 H. G. Beatty, merchandise 11 00 Alex Lisle et al, viewing road 12 00 J. J.

Craig, erroneous tax 24 20 J. H. Nesbit, work on bridge 5 00 W. A. McCarthy, assistant school 7 50 Emma E.

Lane, trans state vs. Gillow. 8 00 Chas. Redmond, witness lees 150 A. L.

Burgess, work on tax roll 1884 104 00 M. O'Brien, assessor Lincoln township 48 00 S. A Brown merchandise 8 00 A. M. Allen, work 1 50 F.

E. Burns, burial cases for pauper 37 50 P. A. Jackson, state vs. Sommers 14 60 W.

C. Kerr, merchandise for county. 6 50 Wm. Hamlin, bridge commissioner 6 00 Fee bill case insanity Pauline 30 50 Franklin county, boarding prisoners. 1 15 20 H.

G. Beatty, assessor Burlington city. 75 00 J. Gibbon, burial cases for pauper 19 00 Geo. Antrim, bridge work 3 08 1).

L. Wingard, mdse 5 66 M. H. Keever, expense at poor 20 20 R. Wingren, merchandise 6 88 C.

O. Brown, quarter rent oil 40 00 Wm. Manson, attendance on 25 50 Wm. Manson, quarter salary 12 50 J. K.

Griffith, attendance on 15 50 H. B. Cheney, quarter salary 458 80 Fee bill state vs. R. Vaughn 9 10 Fee bill state vs.

Frank Sommers 16 70 Fee bill state vs. John Mitchell 3 00 J. K. Griffin, attendance on 11 25 J. B.

Story, assessor Le Roy 7 95 J. B. Manley, quarters salary co. supt. 300 00 Garner Sharon, merchandise 5 95 C.

E. Wetherby, assistant school exam. 6 00 G. G. Hall, merchandise 40 05 D.

E. Scott, merchandise 36 45 W. H. Bear, merchandise 14 00 F. E.

Newcomb, stato vs. Dan 6 30 B. W. Phillips, attendance on 89 00 W. H.

Williams, assessor Hampden tp. 84 00 Hahn AManzie. meat for county asylum 2 70 W. H. Williams, inspect bdg Hampden.

2 25 J. D. Hopkmson, road damage 18 00 L. D. Davis, erroneous tax 3 94 Mrs.

Belle Livingston, erroneous 21 64 P. K. Wadhams, making transcript 400 00 J. Story, assessor Le Roy township 50 00 W. W.

Scott, hire oi team for pauper. 3 00 Fee bill state vs. J. Dodd 147 10 Hampden township, lumberior county 3 72 W. C.

Johnson, work on bridge 1 00 A.P. Rockhill, work for asylum 126 Wisconsin Planing Mill 90 S. C. South, work tor county 3 00 E.J. Gump, county commissioner 18 00 U.

Coy et al, viewing road 8 00 W. C. Lacy, coal for county 13 00 T. J. Bristow, coal for county 58 45 Job Throckmorton, treas 2 00 W.

T. Reid, erroneous tax 4 37 Otis 8wan, road damage 22 50 T. Hioshaw, assessor Key West tp 90 00 J.Karnsliaw, bridge work 677 00 G. Wilson, road damage 35 00 Joe Lenbo et al.road viewers 14 00 J. S.

Heim, erroneous tax 1 94 elo9 Miller, county 38 40 J. J. Rullier, county commissioner 21 00 W. C. Sears, merchandise 14 55 Geo.

Hainnian.quaters salury treaurer 714 20 Geo. W. Crane 217 35 J. H. Isenbergcr, special bridge com 6 00 A Eby, surveyor 50 00 H.

F. Heisler, witness fees 24 30 Geo. Hannnan, expense forcounty 40 88 T. J. Bristow, coal for county 16 00 8, N.

Hays, county merchandise 7 55 W. II. Bear, quar sal probate judge 25 00 W. H. Dewecse, road damage 15 00 A.

P. Rockhill, work for county 10 00 Sam Miller, assessor Star township 87 00 Kd. Franklin, work for county 23 00 C. P. Allen, lee bill 53 15 If.

C. Kellerman, recording 50.00 J. Gibbon, work at court house 1 35 John Clements, road damage 15 IK) Wm. Wagner, merchandise 3 00 M. W.

McKinney, chaininnn loud 3 00 Jno. Holt, janitor court house 11 50 Matt. Reynolds, road damage 15 00 8. R. Swan, examining and 12 50 M.

Reynolds, road damage T. Bell, assessor II. D. D. Harris, wolf scalp If.

B. Cheney, compiling records (J. J. Crego, assistant school examiner J. E.

Watrous, printing J. O. Stockwell, telephone W. W. Scott, sheriff's fees 100 80 A.

Jones, road damage 50 00 E. J. Gump, county commissioner 21 0 Jos. Marsh, bourding jury 3 25 W. A.

Dumbauld, road damage 35 00 J. V. Bowman, road damage 33 09 Chas. Rice, road viewer 2 00 M. O'Brien, assessor Lincoln township 33 00 John Hoach, road damage 25 00 Chas.

Parnell, for pauper 6 00 R. Veacli, work at court house 10 00 Ed Drum, road damage 100 50 1). Henderson, bounty on wolf 30 00 Goo. D. Barnard A deed record.

16 25 Fee bill stuce vs. C. Gillow 213 oo Fee bill state vs. B. lloluhun 6 75 Fee bill state vs.

John 27 00 Fee bill state vs. D. D. Dwyer 20 20 Fee bill state vs. Nelson Herbert 10J 35 Fee bill state vs W.

A. Riclicrcek 101 70 Fee bill state vs II. stanliold 60 50 W. W. Scott, guarding prisoner 8 20 Job Throckmorton, work for 2 00 H.

B. Clieney, transferring 5 25 Garner A Sliuron, mdse lor county 3 65 A. S. Vonordstrand, overseeing poor 0 00 E. L.

Brown, county printing 40 30 E. Brown, county printing 42 90 H. A. Tucker, erroneous tax 24 J. J.

Rullier, county commissioner 24 (W Delos Miller, county commissioner 12 00 E. J. Gump, county commissioner 6 00 W. M. Wilcox, assessor Pleasant 30 60 I ee bill state vs.

E. E. Follonsbco 8 Johnson Russell make specialty of wall paper and have an elegant stock on hand. See It before buying. 8-lt Just Received Two car loads of furniture that must he sold at some price within 00 days, at J.

R. Haights. loOt M. A. CROUSE A Crouse, Hall, Meeder, Woodford Bros, Browne, Essex, Frank Cayot, Mrs A Park.

Pratt Co, A Brandon, Redfern, Armstrong, Leach, Scott, Rev Murphy, Murphy, Foster, A Jones, I Krueger, Harris, Ilorrell, Hill, Colby, Isaac Stoiitemyer, Mrs Lamb, Mary Burnham, Mrs McWilliams, Miss Eva Goodall, Young, A Neyhart, Kerr, GL Scripps, Pays interest on time deposits. Buys and Makes collections on all points. Special men Liberal accommodations consistent 0 9 0 0 0 J. A. Kennedy, Orson Kent, J.

M. Baldwin. KENNEDY, C. H. RACE, President.

Cashier. Below Cost) Childrens RUE, Photograph Albums, Scrap Books, Oil Paintings, School and Reward Cards, Cuff rnd Collar Boxes, Baby Boxes, 9 FINE CIGARS. are the best cigars in the market. building. PETER BRANDON D.

O. HOPKINS HOB ru of the Fire, LightningSiTornado! OSRMAMm C0 OF FREEPORT, ILLS. Jf HETTINGER, Pres. F. GUND, Secy.

A. PEASLEY. i Diet. Agent, ornor Third and Nooslio Streets, Burlington Kansas. Does the largest busmoss In the West.

Assets, Jan. 15, 1885, $1,650,798.95 1remluiiis in Kansas in 1884, $250,000. Ne bulldozing. At time loss all loss on stock amt damages settled at our office. Eight other first class companies in our agency.

Before trying cheap insurances read the policy, then call over and read the Germ an, and see which Is the farmers frkviil. See which is tho cheaper at time of ltuu. Cull and see us. PEASLSY, 33IST AQT. s.

Siffn W. J. LA Which will show experts of values where the best bargains may always be expected. 1st Point When last in the market we were approached by'a salesman from a jobbing bouse wdio has always been unxious for our trade. As a bait lie offered us 200 pieces of elegant seasonable and stylish dress goods at prices way down.

We took the whole lot and are now offering them at phenomenal prices. 2d Point A large eastern manufacturer of line trade clothing having failed, Ins assignee placed the entire stock in tire hands of acominission man to underbid the market. Having bought largely of said commission man at a ruinous price to the manufacturer, we can sell you a real good suit for $3.50. We have the finest clothing in the city, the largest stock, and no one can duplicate our prices and only one price to all. No jewing.

Large assortment of boys clothing. 3d Point One of the most reliable lmt and cap manufacturers was caught with an over supply of hats fine hats and knowing we purchased lorreadycasli, approached us. We struck a trade. We are offering these goods and bargains to oiu-customers and are without competition, as a result we lead them all in prices. 4th Point Being continuously on the watch for bargains, never advertising only facts and bargains, by which we mean good goods only, such a line of conduct lias enabled us to pick up agreeable surprises to our customers constantly.

5 th Point Dont forget our new lineofCar-pets, Tapestry, Ingrains, Floor UJPiCloths, and all other kinds tn fact have purchased nearly everything. Large line of Ijersey and Bouclay Cloth Jackets and summer wrups. Dont fail to call on D. EPPINGER, Third street, near Neosho. vr.

SEAYS S. Proprietor Keeps a full stock of Drugs andlMedicines, Paints, Oils, Glass, Wall Papsri Ceiling Decorations, School Books And Stationery. Special attention given to prescriptions, in which perfect accuracy is guaranteed. Third and fourth doors north of Burlington Bank. J.

M. Allison, JJBUGGI8T, Keeps a large stock of MEDICINES, PERFUMERY, TOILET ARTICLES, STATIONERY PAINTS, OILS, DYE STUFFS, CARDEN SEEDS. DEALER IN BIG HEifD BOOT. Has a for THE PUBLIC AT LARGE Is cordially invited to call and examine my stock. We study to please, and prefer satisfied customers to any other kind of advertisement.

Our stock consists of MOo Stick ef Mss anil Bents Fine Sices Just opened for the spring trade. Plow Slioesthat Never Rip. ig-wsticcL Slippers The latest novelty. $The only exclusive and reliable boot and shoe dealer in Burlington. Plain and Fancy Stationery, of all grades and prices, Steel Engravings, Cliromos, Ladies and gentlemens Toilet Cases, Ladies Work Boxes, I I Writing Desks, Odor Cases, Fancy Frames, Card Cases, Ladies Shopping And Pocket-Books, Musical Instruments of all Kinds, A large stock of the very best Silverwaro and Jewelry, including the U.

S. Guild, the finest goods made. The above and many other kinds of goods which we have not room to enumerate herein can always bo found on sale at the old stand, Burlington, Kas Jewelry, including me tin F0RDY0E, MERCHANT TAILOR, lias on hand a great variety of Summer Suitings, And can furnish suits ranging in price from $25, DP. A Perfect Fit Guaranteed. Call and see him.

Shop oil west side of Third street, wet ween Hudson and Miam. FACTORY NUMBER TO. E. F. MORTON, Propr.

Manufacturer and dealer in The Humming Bird and Sweet Brier Shop on Neosho street, In tho Morton Third Streot, BURLINGTON, KANSAS,.