The Osage County Chronicle from Burlingame, Kansas • Page 3

i)arne05'0l0j0. S. li. Smith comes out in a big advertisement in this issue. lie takes tne CITY HOTEL.

The fellow, McCaslin, who was up before Esquire Ilart for stealing cattle, was bound over in the sum of 8500 for fi r. ricorniETon. COUNCIL (Jii.jVr;, AND si 7 ft: CITY JtATTKJJS Sec notice 'of strayd taken up by Mrs. Jamison, in anotl; Can't some. enterprising body open v.p a coal and wood yard in ISurlingame? There is a cood opening.

llolert -Morris, of Swan River, started tack for New York, on last Tuesday, for Lis familv. O. IT. Sheldon's P.oal Etialo paper has made its apperance, filled with good words for tho business men of Burlin-game, not forgetting ouvsolf. For the latter ho Las cur ppeeial thanks.

il7 Thomas' 'Mitchell, one and a half miles f-outli of town has a largo lot of room for rent. For particulars enyiire on the premises. Treasurer L. 13. ivc3 notice in another column that ca certain tiates be will ba around after tho spare change of the tax-payers of Osage county.

The amount cf each kind of tax is givers. Ed. Tin.n.s Las just completed, th finest job of stone penciling that eve was done in tho town workman. J.d. i a good Sat a light vote was cast tin 10 bla'o.

Sill and Atchison co-antics went parti The R. JL, at ti. i ir eeting, in ed to 0:1 with Loth ends ci the 1 itlcn an article "nr'0 cOiU it, -Li. J. ill.

1 A. on 1:, Oj uon of the firm cf 11. V. oiaiacnecd t'-o creel ca one -l the enclose cf tho 1-1. 21.

church. tlomo parlies came casi to town on -ed their tick ii Cii and oav last wuo iau mi re. it ets Co- via -1 0 the re ir.i.y cf the .0 1 UL.oy .1. from. 's is ce.

urn Via i 1 li found do vice ana price 01 Lawrence 'ibis 01.0 of he L- fjav rower r-j h. ll.JJ 1.1 .1 i ard will receive wri i or tree Mr. Cole, the Freight Agent at tne i-'epot, Las Loen trt.n-::'cired to Tcpeka. ilo is a ger.ial fallow and understands and we wish hh. prosper-ih.

-Mr. agisted by Mr. Irwin, i l.iC aant rent nere. xL, are both 1. A i i r.

informs us that the bu-ine Fagan of tho A est ec tations. x-rom ho fjliovring figures it trains do not I UU v.iij bother the cnterr For Octol'Cr tho receipts pa mongers foot r. 10.00, while freights came to ma- Ling a total, fci S75G0.00. the first fail month of Alien bron-ht to 1C- turn a bushel of the potatoes that we over paw. They run from one to two pounds each, and over three hundred and fifty bnshels to the aero.

They wore raised on Major Du bois' place cast cf tow cultivation. under crdksar Tho no-. laaU Hotel, just being opencd by Chambers Sha-Tor, is alrea-1 dy crowded to its utmost capacity. The two story addition v. ill bo ready for occupancy in a few days, and will accommodate, comfortably, thirty or forty additional guests.

Friend Shaffer wa.s cut cut fur a landlord, as his boarders and transient customers are fast finding out. Freli oysters and meals at all hours go to make up tho attractions cf the place. Sec Tv I13- do not our City Dads force tho building of tho bidowalk from Schni-W-4 A I I i j. I 1 i i i D. TOKRAN CIS.

SADLERY HARNESS, MADK TO ORDKIt, rcpaii-ing at shortasi notice. Shop on to Avenun. eist oi Ciiy Hotel, Rurliugiiiiie, s.is. nji-iitr Robert 'EL Baird's HARNESS SHOP! BURLINQAMJ. IvAXaAS.

OEERT H. BAIB.D bas constantly ca linca kv and for sale AT Hl9 SXC.13 IARNESS. SADDLES. BRIDLES, COLLARS. MAimSUAI.iSS, HALTERS, TilAM a CAUKI AGO CRUPPERS, SUR.

Having lately received a ffoc't cf material tl the Saddolry f.nd H.irce?.-business, I atn prepared to do as goJ work r.i be done in the State, and I ein r.cl ti ucl cheap as dealers at either Toneks. Lar.rrc:.r3 cr Leavenworth, believing t'aatfuci a eonrre will ae- crce to my benefit in end as well as to that ci nay customers. FaJrauiza home industry by giving me a call before buying elsewhere. II. II.

BAIUD. (Grocery ijouscD 1ST G- Adjoiningthcir Biiiiai Hall. Will Lsue Cvnsturit-ly on baud a good assortmunt cf. FKESH GROCERIES PP.O VISIONS Cigars, Tobacco, te. Oire ns a norta aide of Santa Fe Avenue.

AUGUST WSHK iTlB. ust Opeeiad HAS FOR" THS A COMPLETE ASSOHTMEfJT OF Camper' visions SMCII AS Cllieese, CratSiers, IJerriagr, Can tied Peaclies and ISiJed Meat, Ham, I'otatocs, TOOETHET. WITII Corn, Elajr and Orxty. For Teamsters and Travelers- Also keeps band an assortment of Tvro-Horso Leavenwonh-Aiade Wagons, which be warrants. All of tvhich ho will sell at tho lowest cash price.

gS'Uao 'opened a Coal-Yard for tbo' accommodation of the home market. "QsSl Des25-tf A. YV'EIITILT. LOOK OUT FOIi 'XII12 A. T.

S. F. R. R. Which la doing a lare frclgbtiBg business for- the of Slieldon Burke.

satixs jcsi oreist MB IEW ildUl OPPOSITE TI1E CITY HOTEL, SASTA FE ATESIL', WOULD RESPECTFULLY 50LICIT A FAIR ahare of the pntronajre of oar friends of tliis town and surroundings. We will endeavor to keep cn hands the fullest supply cf Family Groceries, of every description, together with a fall line cf Wooden and it low ware. Quecneware, Cbinaware, vegeotables nd Creckery. KavinirproTivcd our selves with an EXPRESS we will deliver ail your purchases at Tour door if you desire. Sheldon Bur lie.

A. B. W. KYVJ. jSTEW piem, i And jl.

i HEW STOCK OF BOTHEL RYU3 AVISO FORMED A XI.W and extended, the sales -room fvrxtrly occupied by A. li. Buthel announce to the of liurlicgauie aa'l vir.icitv tl.at tLcv cunnot te undersold. They -will keep cone 16 tiy on oaad a lareo aod full assortment of DHOSCE FAMILY 0B00EPJESI i Confectioneries! i i Choice Brands cf Family Flcnr! V0GDEM VILL0VV WARE! THESE GOODS were bought fa St. Louis Cash, whicli enables ns to sell at sreat'y re duced prices.

Ave keep none bat the bett firficlos, and warrant them to give satisfaction. Beshies, we era thouly dealers ia Euriiagame that innkes Groce ries aod Provisions a speciality. There cannot 1.9 fonnd one among oar many regular customers who will not say -that we keep the best aod choicest eatables ia the town, and that whatever we tell yon, touching prices or qualities, can le implicitly relied on." As we bay lor cash we can make it lo the interest of those who bare cash to do thtir trading wita us. Such articles as TEAS, SUGARS, COFFEES, MEATS i BURL1NGAME. KANSAS M.

W. RICHARDSON, PROPRIETOR. THIS EXCECLEST IIOCSE having charged hands, and undergone a thorough renovation, is now ready to receive and render comfortable the traveling pubho Large and commodious yards and sUbles at tached to the premises. JOJEidN" JET1. lDODJDS, LAND AGENT, Notary PLic and Surveyor.

OrriCB Court Housz, Scbuxoavk, Eassas. BUYS and soils lands and town property on cots, mission, and pays taxes for nonresidents. Will sell the following lands at the prices desig nated: No. 1 El of IT i Sec 18, 15, 15, tl.100, frame botise, 7 looms, frame stable, good well of. soft pure water, young orchard, two graves, and 30 acres undor cultivation, 2) miles from Burlingamo and i mile from the No.

2 NJ ofN Sea 25. 15, 2,5000, New stone house l'Jx27 feet two stories; i rooms down and two up stairs; good well of water; underlaid with coal and adjoining Carbondale. No. 3 100 acres north part north west 1 Sec S2; Town 14; Kange 13; $10U0; li miles from Carbondale; and one of tho most beautifml pieces of land in the County upon which to "inaugurate" a farm. No 4 EJ of EJ of Seo 23, SW JofN cf See 20; 14; It 15; $1200; adjoining A I' Railroad land at CarDondale; 10 acres broken.

COAL LANDS. No 5 qr. Section S3; 14; 15; t3200; all coal; i nue from Kaiiroad; 14 miles irons CarDondale; this is a great bargain; the owners sell it be-causo tbey roust have, "do" or "bust-" Nwi See 15; 15; $1600 7 Sw See 3 4o do $1600 8 Nwi Seo 2 do do $1600 -Swi See i do do $1600 10 Swi Soo 10 do do $1690 11 Nwi See 14 do do $1600 12 Nei See 16 do do $1600 13 ofs JSeo 16 do do $800 14 EJofswi Sea IS do do $800 This piece a part in hand, balance 9 yearly payments with notes at interest. These lands are all situated upon the great coal fields of Ocage County; and mis in baa been done and coal 'jaybawked' from almost every piece. PRAIRIE LANDS.

15 Section 33; Town 14; Range 15; $1000 10 aw ao 32 do 14 J100Q 17 niofnwj Zi do do $240 18 swi 10 do 17 $640 IS sj of swi 33 do do niofnwi 4 15 17 $480 20 quarter do do $480 21 se quarter 25 14 14 $S50 22 ne quarter 14 do do $900 23 quarter 13 do do $300 quarter S3 1 IS $900 25 se of sw fourth 4 do 16 $200 26 eseisw of se 4 14 do $600 27 lots 13 35 IS 15 $395 2S do quarter SO do 16 $900 2V nw quarter 19 do 16 $900 30 nw quarter 18 do 14 $900 31 nw quarter II 15 IS $900 32 nw quarter 7 14 li $1U0U No trouble to show the goods and no ebargo for "expatiating upon tboir merits. RarcREHCRs. Milla Smith, Real Estate Agents Topeka, W. Giles a Topeka; T. J.

Peter, General superintendent 01 A. X. B. if. Itailrovd M.

M. unlock, State Senator, Burlingame, and Cbaa. Willimsen, Lawrence, Kansas. ISOS.PtATruRD. J.J.PtATrOEP.

CS-PtATFOBP PLAYF0RD SONS, Cob. Saji ta Atiici A Dacota Stkt, DIALBEI IsT OILS, PAINTS, VARNISHES. KEROSENE OIL. CRYSTALIZED OIL, DYE STUFFS. LAMPS, LAMP CIIIMNEYS.LATERNS, Wl NDOW GLASS, COMB S.

HAIR BRUSHES, TOOTH BRUSHES, NAIL BRUSHESWHITEWASH BRUSH'S VARNISH AND PAINT BRUSHES, WALL BRUSHES, CHOICE PERFUMERY AND COSMETICS, FANCY MEDICATED SOAPS, PICTURE MOULDINGS, PATENT MEDICINES, LmuoRs Wines of Purest Quality, for Medicinal Parposs. PbTsiciant Pericriptiont and priraU for mulaa carefallj eompoarjdd. OUESTOCE Is carefully selected, beiar boafht efthe most reli able Druggists in St. Louis. fPrescriptions must be paid for at the time they are prepared.

All Orders fitted with Care and Dispatch. We have moved onr Stock on door west of the old stand and are better able to satisfy our customers than before, parties wishing to buy Win-dow glass andPaints will make it their interest to give ns a call before going io Topeka or Lawrence. Thanking the Public fort heir patronage aod hop- proper course and is bound to be patronized by an appreciative public. Af ter disposing of his business last spring ho went into contracts for building, since which tLme be has kept from fif teen to- thirty mechanics constantly em ployed; and the amount of work that ho has successfully done is truly astonishing. Flo ha.3 again embarked his old business, the bouse furnishing trade, on his own hook, at tho old stand, opposite tho post-office, where those of our people desiring anything in the line of articles enumerated in his advertisement can get it at living rates.

Success toJSkelt. Smith. A run over to Carbondale and the coal mines, the other day, disclosed to us the fact that important improvements are on the tapis. Two or three new buildings are going up in the town while up at the mines proper quite a little town has suddenly sprung into existence. Several new banks or entries wore being opened up, also.

From these facts together with the fact that eight cars, loaded with three hundred bushels of coal each, stood on the side track, ready for shipment, we came to the conclusion that a much heavier corps of minors has been engaged on tho works. Tho Railroad Corapany had quite a large force at work extend ing the road further up into tho mines. When Osage County gets to runing out six or eight hundred tons of coal daily our people will begin to realize tho im portance of, and the. wealth that lies ia our coal beds. About four hundred and fifty dollars worth of coal is now being transferred from those minc3 to Topeka and tho Pacific Idailroad, yet that amount is only a drop in tho bucket as compared to that which will be taken out daily in two or three years hence.

The time is close at hand when it will be demonstrated whether this paper was flighty in its prognostications of five and six years ago, that the coal in Osage county would stimulate and develop one of tho largest manufacturing interests and towns within onr border, to be found in the State, or not. We have but to glance at the papers of Kansas to 6ee of what importance the question cf "fuel," has grown to be. We have it at our doors; others must rvi if Affti lirtaa rf i fioarnf 1 a flf? cult or lengthy to a greater or lens extent. Col. Blood, in a conversation tho other day, told us that the difference of fuel for runing a single engine in Lawrence and Burlingamo was as much as ten dollars, in our favor.

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Buckwheat flour for sale at Suepards. Best Xew York Salt at SI. 25, per bbl. Coal oil at 50 cents per gallon at Shepards. TAKEN UP.

Comets tbe premises of aubseribar. two miles south of LJurlingame, one red cow, three calves, two spotted heifers and cne sheep. The owners are re quested to prore property and pay charges. A. E.

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Chicseo.Ill I or, National Polisbing Ciacicnatti Uhi', 4w i his appearance at tho spring term of the District Court, in default of paying which sum he now lies in jail. lie found the way of the transgressor hard when our Prosecuting Attorney got after him. Strayed oh Stolen. From the subscriber, living in JBuriingame, on or about the first of October; a medium-sized b'rek mare, 6ome saddle-galled. Had on when she left a leather hcad-sta 11, other marks or brands rememed A reasonable compensation will be paid for any information of her.

W. Rulison. An experienced nurseryman, from Illinois we believe, has made application to tho Trustees of our place for the use of tho park grounds in which he desires to placo a nursery of fruit and ornamental trees. "We like the idea, provided wo can thus procure tho fencing and ornamentation of tho grounds without cost to tho city. That the block might present a uniform appearanco, Joseph McDonald, the owner, has had an open front put into tfca building occupied by Bothel Eyus.

improving its appearanco very much and materially improving it as a business house. Success to tho jolly occ-auants. Le lioy Pioneer had been- revi and comes out looking well and fill- ed wilh interesting locals. John Jennings, formerly of the Wamego lTer-; aid is tho editor and proprietor. Le Hoy a good town and she will find it greatly to her kite-rest to give a worthy paper a support.

Glorious Indian Summer, with it3soft euusbine and dreamy, hazy atmos- phore, has flooded all nature with its ram spirit. The bee, beetle and fly hive ceasid their barv hum. the birds of Kong'have flown with the breezes of leaving to restless man and his slaves the full enjoyment of Nature in her most wanton dishabille. In short: "everything is lovely, and the goose hangs high." J. A.

Stino is finishing up the lower story cf business house II. W. Fiiley has added an extension to his Hardware store a Mr. liicbards has the frame of anew house up, On Can- nifrs addition tho 6chool house is ready for the 2nd joists Commissioner podds came within one of being killed last night, for which he will sue one of cur heavy men for S5000. These items wo pickup before going to press, this morning.

A new mail route is very much needed up tho Marai3 des Cj-gnos Taller, its entire length from Ottawa or the Agency to Emporia. This route would supply new offices at the mouth of Rook Creek, Long Creek, Olivet and Arvonia, and at least two thousand people with mail facilities who now are destitute in th it particular. The route would not necessarily be more than thirty miles in length. AVe earnestly call the attention of our Congressional delegation to this matter in the hope that such a route may bo established at tho earliest possible day. jscxt week the Ciiroxicle office will be moved from its present quarters, down street to tho rooms at present oc cupied by O.

II. Sheldon's Land Office, over the post office. As theo is much to do in the way of cleaning, making repairs and additions to the office, the paper will not appear again for a week or two. Wo hope to get into ship- shape, however, in the shortest time possible, with a neat sanctum adjoining when all our friends will bo welcomed and" shown through establishment with pleasure. Levi Empie is finishing off an addition, just erected, to.his building.

Itis the sense of many hereabouts that he should help improve the town by putting up a good residence. He has been urging upon us the same kind of a step for these many 'years. "We are proud of-oar dumJcin out neaven help the am- sell him ours ho would be too proud over such a honsrt. From a letter written by Miller, the 3ac Fox Indian Agent, to the Law- of them have mounted theirponies and are now on their way rejoicing. May they five long to enjoy their new homo and Quaker Agents.

I it i 1 1 Is i LUMBER! LUMBEE! iJ JOHIT VAYXE I it i a A Ogace 771 71 JT ppsir.ancntty in Curlings eo envoon Lnr.1, 10GO, CCD FEET OF PINE LUMBER BUSIES; tTC. WliU-'j tbey ojl-r iu the viiuens of uriisgnuv. and points triuutirv, hI zzr- Greatly Keduced Pricc3.ta We pin ourseTvc to clnplicrte il's cf any Yard in na river elding freight to this pv.irt nnu wiU U- tluui Topeka price reud. Tbsnitfail fs.r the Jihcrjil pafonajre of the par three year, we hope by ftrict alUn'tion to the wav of cur custonierj, to still nacrit their fa7ors. lTard at the Depot.

Barila'auc, iiitiisas, Oct 4, tT aim Wayno niep.rtft Turcl.r. ircraM nr. 1 Cottonncrd fails Gazette, pleasa copy fuor weeks asd tend I. i i- this cCce. HEDEnDTnOM 8UEHLSR CiNTA Yz Amu, 13 yEErs CS ITAXD ALWAT3 FP.ESH BP.EAD, TIES and CAKLS, of oil Parties supplied whli Cakes and Pie-cii short cotico Vor tuo of ihr-m living furrhor ni in town BOTHEL 4 RYU3, ai AUGUST WEIUILT will keep I'read Cakes tiuta out Bakcry.and nil at cur prices.

Pu'jTIc pstronago ti solicited. 3dLedo3vtrom "WOOD fe KCXJsT'T, Manufacturers cf tho KANSAS CITY, 5IO. LU31BER YARD I-A-T TOPEKA. THE UXDERSiaXED IIAVJNO CPSKD a Lumber-Yard in this Cityinrito tho people eaer al to call and e.x amino Lis stock of Green J2aj ad S-aJsjaia I.uiuber, LATH, CHINGLE3. and iBlincis.

8AS1I MOULDINGS, Bofore i.usehfsin? elsewhere. We have Iiol lis largest KtOCil ever f-rhe s.nn. yet we hae 'iVCil seleCCl dstOCU, tU of i.icli we uro aaiious to sell at rc-taU rutca, fur csu. Corner of Street arwl Kins-Aveiiuc, the TeiTt lloue. Sign of Cliicn-so JLsjRiIer.

3 Establishment! -IX- BUELINGAME Jennie Russell would respectfully inform the Ladies of Earlingama and Ticinity that ehs Lo op ened firit-olua Williaer7 EfUbiuhmant. Ebt keepi on hand DP.ESS MAKING MATERIAL, BONNETS BUTTONS FLOWERS WREATHS ETC BATS Trimmed and UntrimmeJ, LACES; FRINGES, RIBBONS, OKGANDAS, fJCSE, SKIRTS, HANDKERCHIEFS, All of which tho warrants to be of tho rery latei gtjle.of the beat material and at prices that wll. compare farorably with eastren pricof. Ladies are especially urged to call and examine nay stock, I. J.

RUSSELL. Wbuleiale la BOOKS STATIONERY! SCHOOL BLANK BOOKS, OFFICE STATIONERY, NOTARY PUBLIC 4 COUNTY SEALS CANCELING STAMPS SUPPLIED post-office mimnof TOPEKA, KANSAS j. botbsu. H. W.

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of Tobacco A Cigar, 1ST. UNDERTAKER AND MANUFACTURER OT ALL OF. FUNITOR UPHOUTERV! And everything connected with the -ade. DESKS FOR COUNTY OFFICECS, BOOKCASES FOR PROFESSI'NL MEN! STORE COUNTERS, RACKS AN DESKS And things of almost any shape trade to order, with dispatch. FINK LATHE TURNING Of all kinds, neatly executed.

rsr i Mad ON THE SHORTEST NOTICE. fill OP, on Topeka Avenue, one door south of theBlacksmith Shop. Feed Livery STABLE. HUNTER WHEAT, Would take this mode of informing the eititens of Hurlingame and the traveling? public, that they are prepared to furnish them with Horses Buggies, on reasonable terms. Tlorses and cattle cared for and fed at their stable and yards on Santa Fe Yol6-30tf.

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McDOUGAL. 4 Mills to tho Methodist church? Two of bilion of a wealthy man like Empie who the City Council own all tho lots ex- would be satisfied with such a residence cept Mrs. Stewart and O. II. Sheldon, i a3 he owns.

We hey an indignation The latter had his walk completed meeting upon tho subject when we re-within threa -weeks from the time tho solved that until he built Mrs. E. a fivo passed. Also, the walk or six thonsand dollar borne ho might fhculd to built frcm opposit Play ford's expect to see his name in this connec--Jrug stare to the courthouse. Uoads tton at least once a week.

The public will soon to ba Let tho Trustees en-j weal demands so much. We cannot force their ordinances. IicLardson, Finch Co. (: encd up their new establishment, adjoining the bank, last Tuesday, in grand style. The 'room is a little tho finest thing on rer-ce Journal, we see that our people tho Avenne, while their whole stock is will soon be rid of the presence of the new, fashionablo and inviting.

Lou. red man. As a rule wo entertain no is posted not only tho styles, and in respect for the dirty, lousy, thieving luo way goods should be purciiaseJ, but set, tut the Sac Foxes are an excep-makes an exceedingly popular sales- tion in many particulars. Friend i ler says'he has notified them that Gov- P. S.

Since tho above was type ernmont has decreed that they must bo tho firm sent in something, which will ready to start in fifteen days, and they bo found in another column, and which jare piling in their surplus stuff for epeaks for transportation. As they have been in P. S.t Again. Since tho above was the habit of going down near their new pat in type the generous firm sent in Keservation for an annual hunt, manj- i fiomething else, which can bo found on our head, and which speaks for itself" too. May every man ia town have a i headache until he buys one just 'liko it.

a eostinnance of the earn W. RemaioResDectfuily L.AlFORl)&SOb. ktpt8t th, TM7 KANSAS. B. r.

COl.DROX, T--r Kaa AXt1 IS 3. BariiBgame, foHoly.