Wyandotte Gazette from Kansas City, Kansas • Page 3

KANSAS CITY MARKETS. New Advertisements. i attempted to apologise, and ottered to cs- cort them with their luggage to the car. I The ladies, however, kept straight on past their beckoning guide, their counten-j anc.es expressing supreme contempt for Arrival and Departure of Trains M14sorRirAClFICR.il. (WHXt VSST Morning Exjrtess.

a 111 A'tiriuniolalteil 6 111 Freight, 5 iti a 10 Afternoon Eiprvs Ac-oniniolatH4i 8 a ni rieisiht. 21 a n. X. B. KiirliardM, 31- Wyandotte, Kansas, otters his professional services to the public, and respeetfully solicits a share of the patronage bestowed upon the medical profession.

Keeping and compounding his own medicines, he will maintain but the one office, which may be found at his family residence on Kansas avenue, opposite II. M. Xorthrup's Mansion, where at all hours, cases will be promptly attended to unless professionally engaged. 102Gw26. A CHEAP CLUB BUT SOLID.

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Wyandotte, Kansas. James Turner Ellen Turner James Fro.er Kline Thoa Holmes Amanda Ballance Sam Graves Silas P4eed Ann Gate wood llcney Wesley Lewis Gatewood Mary Lane Anderson Dale Charley Harden Lucinda Dale Emeline Harden Wade Sanders Amanda Sanders George Carr Lorenz Ochs Katherina Ochs' John Boklay Morris Doling Duling John Daniels John Toirrant Virgini Toirrant WShmit Shinit William Siviu Clara Sivin James Scot William Jones John Anderson William Shipel Antso Davin Piedro Spring Milton A Milton Andrew Bergman Jacob Zoller Mariana Zoller John Flasher A Flasher Barbara Grave JamesMcCann Mahali McCann Mathcw Tilman Fanny Tilmau William Meyers Susan Meyers Lewis Robinson Ellen Robinson William Davis Fanny Davis Wiley Stephens Stephens A Hart Turner II Turner A Crawford Courtney A Bliss Bliss A Courtney A Courtney Win Reynolds Holmes Thorpe Theresa Thorpe li Ford Ford Palmer li Palmer Jacob Bush Elizabeth Bush Silas Ketchum A Wiley John Evans Martin Curlley Joseph Williams Geo Adam Fridrich Mary Curlley Ana Fridrich Henry Kern Kern Henry Glee Smith Eliza Jane Smith Isubell Smith Daniel Smith Martha Smith Jacob Marshall Henry Beimer Harry Gillmore Albert Gooden Dina Jackson James Jackson Jeo Jackson Conry Harris Hill Moore Sela Moore John A Mtillius Green Manning Martha Manning Allen Jackson Caty Jackson 11 Louis James Brown Mary Brown Lundon Brown Perlina Brown Dock Harris Jane Holloway Remp Turner George Lehmann Katie Lehman Samuel Miller John Kern Julius Kern Martin Decuman Mehloy Mehloy Joseph Hornbuckle Connie Hornbuckle Henry Walker Mary Walker Jane Murray Laura Rankens Alexander Parker Mary Parker Contralias Radon Carrie Radon Ambrose Brooks Rosy Brooks Sarah Tummer Will Tuner Thomas Moody "atie Moody James Bennett Emily Bennett George Tinnier Elizabeth Tuner Henry Tuner Rheubin Shepard Betsy Shepard CouimodoreCrittender Burd Barnett MartinM Johnson Thomas Barnett Miilie A Johnson John Jo ne, Morning Barnett John Fletcher Mary Ann Fletcher Robert Harden Frank Sprulle Rhoda Sprulle Green Richeson Jane Ric heson Sii ford Browh Sarah Brown Wi Ilia in Stone Jake Bradshaw Lettie Poter Maria Sewell Henry Hatcher A brain Grear Harry Diven Lettie Shields Drake George Kerl Mary Kerl Joseph Marshel Annie Marshel John Morse Jennie Morse William Divin Sarah Divin Molly Divin Jackson Gial Mary Gial Jenny Gial Farmer Mathew Mullins PHinton John Malone James Lynch Barnes Katie Flowers Flowers Flowers Jacob Luke Susannah Luke Robert Baker Julia Baker Wells Hutson Thorpe A Thorpe Reynolds Jiddleton Turner 3ary Turnei Jartha Ann Jones Green A Jones 3ariiu Jones Blanton Charley Spicer Jacob lleck Reuben Bailey Dileey Bailey i reen demons Mary Benjamin Pope Mary Jane Pope Noah Hollo wav facksou Turner maiida Turner Xxnie Turner Wilhelm Jausen Lizzie Johnson Mary Johnson Barney Malioy Bridget Malioy John II Studt Louise Studt tohn Lutkciikou.se William Prior Ann Prior foiiu Studt, ir "red Studt jouisa Studt Mary Studt Henry Mertal William Creek John Bowman Hannah Bowman A Franklin Franklin Franklin Peter Randall Charles Luke 1' Seh nu John Smith Roger Sherman Morris Sherman Charley Sherman Samuel Setzer Susan Setzer Daniel Kynard Daniel Long ieorgina Walker Elisabeth Walker Thomas Duncan I Duncan Margaret Duncan Thos Turner Jones Harrison Jones Harris Col in Jones 1 Blanton Blanton J)ave Shuckman William Turner. Edwardsville Items. Correspondence of the (Jazettk. Rain and mud! Dr.

R. I. Doherty is very ill at pres ent. Mr. Fml and Miss Rosa Hay, of Clay county, have been visiting friends in this vicinity.

Mrs. Malone died hist Tuesday and was intered in the Edwardsville Ceme tery last Thursday, Jan. 1, 1SS0. Miss Hattie Reid, of Muneie, is vis iting friends in this place. Dr.

Murphy, Mr. D. S. Haines and Mr. 15.

IV Powell have leen putting up ice for summer use. Mr. "Win. Kotins has also built an ice house. Mr.

A. Mathew who has 1 een tak ing holidays in Kansas City and "Wy andotte, returned last Sunday. The Prohibition Club held a very enthusiastic meeting last Friday eve week. Mr. D.

li. Hiatt, of Tiblow, and Judge M. L. Thompson spoke and made some telling points. The question of a hog law, will be voted uiton in this To wnshii Dela ware, at the coming Township election Mr.

Litchfield, of Wyandotte will de liver a lecture before the Prohibition Club of Edwardsville, on temperance, next Friday evening l)ecemler 9. Roseler Mencer Edward Mencer MoIIIe Gilmore Smith Bradshaw Ben Ballauce I THE MAILS. Mails clse as follows West bound North bound 10 :) a 111 East hound pm Mails oiH'ii as follows From Ejist 12 a ni North 5 West ui The P4oftice oins at uT a. and clew at 7 -M v. in.

A. 1 M. Railroad Time Table ARRIVAL A.D DEPARTURE OF IRA1.NS at KANSAS CITY UNION DEPOT. est iilcd. tSntiri iv JMondaysHM opted.

Daily, jjsutidj.vs and Mondays excepted. Missouri Pacific Railroad. Arrive. Depart. Expiw Through F.xiuvss..

Atchison Exi Day Express At-hison Affoin. 1 10 17 a in 3 "i0 IU 10 17 ill i. a 111 a 111 111 a 111 00 III East. Accommodation from (iiand Avenue daily, except Sunday, 6 a. in.

Tickets at Union I'K'iMit also tlrand Avenue Dept, and at City Ticket office, No. 53u Alain St. Missouri River, Fort Scott Gulf Railroad. Texas 5 4A n. ts 15 am lo ir a in 10 15 in Hannibal St.

Joseph Railroad. Kansas ity li N. Y. Ex. Atlantic Express 40 a is rxi 7 no in 0 15 a ni Kansas City, St Joe and Council Bluffs Railroad.

Mail Express. Si. Jo Express Pacific Express 40 ni tlo 00 a in a in Li) in 'm a 10 in St. Louis, Kansas City and Northern Railroad. Mad Express Chicago Express 45 i io a i 9 a in lo ir Kansas Pacific Railroad.

Denver Ex pi ess Emigrant Tram Kansas Exr.H'ss... 6 oo in to 3o a in 45 a 5 40 ill tlo 45 Leavenworth, Lawrence and Galveston Railroad- Maii 45 in i tlo 15 a in Missouri, Kansas and Texas Railway Texas Express Parsons Accommodation 45 a in t5 45 III Hi 15 111 ttO 15 a 111 Atchison, Topgka ad Saata Fe R. lueblo Ex pi ess Accommodation Train 5 50 til 11 45 a 111 50 a in i t.l oo in Chicago and Alton Railroad- Chicaji'o Fxpiess Chicago Fast Express. St. luis Day St.

liQiiis Fast Express. 52 in a 52 in 07 a 12 a. li 12 111 tr 12 a in ii 12 in Those who sutler from nervous irritations, itching uneasiness, and the discomfort that follows from a enfeebled and disordered state of the system, should tike AVEli'S SA1ISAPA1IILLA and cleanse the blood. Purge out the lurking distemper that undermines the health, and constitutional vigor will icturn. AVEll'S CHEliRV PECTOIIAL the world's great remedy for Colds, Coughs.

Consumption, and all affections of the Lungs and Throat. lO-Xhvi. Neither teeth, nor the neenlnff wrinkles of time, so forcibly tell of advancing years.as our ray hair. AYEU'S VIGfJlt restores its color and makes your apiiearaiiee more agreeable to others, as well. a yourself.

With fresh, luxuriant hair, the infirmities of age are far less noticeable. The people have been so much imposed upon by worthless Wood Purifiers, that we are glad to be able to recommend a preparation which can be depended on as containing Invaluable medicinal virtues, and is worthy of the public AVER'S SAltSAPARILLA cures, 'when anything can ciwe, the diseases that require an alterative medicine. Farmers, Guard your Horses, Cattle, bheep and Hogs from and Fevers so easily taken this time of costing so much when neglected, by mixing Uncle Sam's Condition Powder in their feed according to directions. You can inake no investment that will yield so great a profit to your purse, and comfort to your stock. Sold by all Druggists.

ollrc' F'ftv VPitrs before the ltuhylVm pronounced In all to be tlie most pleasant ami efficacious remedy now in irse, for the cure OfM IfY rl coutfns colds, croup, fa I hoaiseness, tickling sensa tion of th'i ttc. Over million lottles sold within the last few ars. (Jives immediate relief Ovyi.jp. wherever used, and has the power to impart beue- lit that cannot be had from cough mixtures now muse. Sold by druggists at New Rich Blood, Sending health in every fiber of the system, is rapidly made hy that rcinnrkahle-preparaiinn, LINDSKY'S IMPROVED BU)D SKAliCHKIi.

For the siely cure of Wiistiiifj, Mercurial lLseae. Kruol ions. vilai iecay, and every indication ol imitoverished 11o(hI. BIimkI Searcher" is the one remedy that can alwtvs be relied uikui. Urujiists sell it.

HOW WATCHES ABE II ADR It will be apparent to any" one, vho will examine a Souit Gold V-atch, that aside from the necessary thickness for en graving and polishing, si large itortion of the precious metal used, is needed only to stiffen and hold the engraved portions in place, and supply the necessary soliditv and strength. The suqdus gold is actually needless so far as utility and beauty are concerned. In JAMES BOSS' PAT ENT GOLD WATCH CASES, this waste of precious metal is overcome, and the solidity am) stoexotii produce at from one-third to one half of the usual cost of solid cases. This nrocess is of the most iuiple nature, as follows: a plate of nickle -composition metal, especially ad-adted to the purpose, has two plates of solii gold soldered one on each side. The three are then passed between ikSHsIi- ed steel rollers, and the result is a strip of heavy ptateu composition, from which tlie cases, backs, centres, bezels, are cut and shaped hy suitable dies and formers.

I he gold in these case is suf- ficently thick to admit of all kinds of Friday afternoon. GUAIX. Wht-ut V. fmns-: H-jt'-r-ii mwr No. 4.

nv-h NO. 3. 1.00 1. lJO 1 02 f1 30Lt No. Nu.

2. C'H-tl No. U. Jan No.L'A'a-li in i No. Miv White iiii.fi.

Cash HiMi.S. Choice paekcis Mftlmni anu liirtit. CATTLE Native simmers 4.25 3.ti" 17 16 Colorado half-lrvetls 0ws IJuteLers" steers P.ntter.-ehoicc. EKpi fresh Local Notices. A BARGAIN.

Eight good residence lots, in block 99 for sale ou reasonable terms. For further particulars enquire on the premises. 1034wl3. THOS. PURTIL.

For Trade. A top buggy and harness, two horses with double harness and wagon, and a pi ano worth $500. Will exchange for Wv- uulotte or Kansas City, Kausas, property. Enquire of ARMSTRONG MOVER. When vou surfer from sick headache, dizziness, constipation, remember Chrter Little Liver Pills will relieve vou.

One pill is a dose. For Sale by S. F. Mather, Win. Schmelz- er, and all Druggists in Wyandotte.

From the Rockport, Banner: There is no medicine in the world which has gained such fame as Sr. Jacob's Oil; this is, however, not in the least astonishing, when we consider its truly wonderful curative powers. Mr. F. Rodenburg, of Grand view, called at our office List week, and related the followiug circumstance: I suffered with Rheumatism for over six years; consulted many physicians and tried hundreds of remedies but without ivail.

Having seen St. Jacob's Oil ad vertised in your paper, and heard of some most astonishing cures, I sent to Rock-port for a bottle of the Oil, and used it according to directions. The relief I felt was almost "electric." I got better at once, and now there is not a trace of Rheumatism left in 1113" body. When you 0 to Leavenworth ilou't forget to call on John heckler the popnlar one price clothier 318 Delaware street. Leavenworth has a 11 umber of reliable merchants and a good trade; afnong them we rind John Seckler clothier, 317 Delaware street a good square man, one who adds more to the comfort of his patrons for less money, than almost any other man.

We have been there and tried him. The Ute Question Settled. The People of Colorado have determined to use none but Brown's Family Mede- cines in the future, and the Utes give it up. Sold hy druggists every uere. For a pamphlet on Electric Treatment ot chronic diseases Uli Electricity, which will be cent free, address the Mcintosh Electric Belt and Battery 192 194 Jackson Chicago.

111. Don't buy a thing in the Shoe line un til you see Stone's, 549. Kansas City. tf An immense variety of Stoves cheap tor cash, at The Cash Stove Co's store West K. C.

Mo. Everybody asks, What makes Shoes so cheap at Stone's? Cash does it. 540 Main-st, Kansas City. tf ao trouble to show Goods. AH the latest styles at Stone's, 549 Kan sas City.

tf Wanted. Every lady in Wyandotte to call at Sloss' millinery store and see their prices. You can save money, 549 Main street, Kansas City. For every ache, pain and bruise on man beast Uncle Sam's Nerve and Bone or Liniment is the Balm. Sold by all Drug- gists A large number of unimproved lots for sjiie, iii Wyandotte and Kansas City, Kansas by ARMSTRONG MOVER.

A beautiful suburban residence and fruit garden for sale bv ARMSTRONG MOYER. Uncle Sam's Harness Oil put on your harness, will make the leather look new, and keen it soft and pliable. Give it a trial. Peevish children bav worms. Dr.

Jacqne's German Worm will des troy the worms and make the children happy. You Can't Sing. Can hardly talk: You are hoarse, and your throat is soar, Brown's Tar Troches will cure the soreness, and strengthen the voice. All Druggists keep them. All goods fresh and new, and cheaper than any other house can afford to sell.

Come and convince yourselves. J. W. FULLER, 104Stf. 42i Minnesota Avenue.

Ladies' Read! Ladies' 20 dozen trimmed Hats to be sold at Sloss's for $1.60, $2.10, $3.20, Call and see them, they are bargains, at 549 Main street, Kansas City. Some Of Your Family. nave need of Brown's Arnica Salve at alljimes, for healing cuts, burns, bruises, frost bites, old sore, and iullanied eyes For sale by DrJ S. F. Mather, E.S.

Shew alter and Wyandotte Pharmacy. Gents those Calf Opera Boots, Hannon Paddish make, only they are worth $9'00, At Stoned, 549 Main-street Kansas City. tf Come all and examine Fuller's large and beautiful stock of Holiday, Fancy goods, and splendid toys. 1048tf. Ladies, don't fail to call at Stone's, 549 Main street, Kansas City, and get a pair of those Kid Button Shoes, $3-00 tf When vou are oppressed with desnon dent thoughts don't wotv your associates with gloouir grumblings, but use Eillerfs Daylight Liver Pitls.

-They stimulate the liver into healthy action tone the stomach and bring happiness. Sold by all Dregjjfsts. SHERIFF'S SALE. THE -'ATK OF KANSAS. Tnth Judicial District, J-ss.

Wj.uidottOHUitj-. E. Hunter, plaintiff, vs. Jane Hosr.m, defendant." VliriUE OF AN EXECrTION ISSUED by the Clerk of the Distriet Court l.i Mid for County of Wyandotte, in a vft us In said Court hereioforeiK'iHiiiip, wltercia rge K. II miter, was Hoan was defendant, and to me.

the undersigned, sheriff of said Countvof Wyandotte and State of di-e -ted. I will, at the Court Hon a hi he City of Wyandotte, in said Coi, ty aloresaid. Tuesday, February 10th, A 18S0, tM-tween ti.e hotnsnf lux in. ami 4 p. offer for sale, at tui auction, for in hand, the follow tenements, situat in saal Connv of Wvandotte, to-wit: lot i 111 yt '111 tie City and Countvof Wyat.

twit? and Shite of Kansas, taken as the pwjKT.y (if Uoau to satisfy said execution. Dale YVvando te, Jj.n 9.I1, t80. W. il. TS.Sh( ri ItKA Its 12.25 County.Kan.

SHERIFF'S SALE. STA 1 OF KANSAS, Tenth .1 mi Distriet, Wyandoit t'ouaty. Ch; Lovehu'e. et sd plaintiffs, vs. Al.

defendant. BV VltriTH 1 AX EXECCTHiX ISSCEI) of the i Court in and for said Ouady of Wyanoette, in a certain cause i.i aid Court "heretofore 'ins, wherein Charles ixivelace and William A I partniTs.A (. has.lneiaee M.Cmble was tieteadam. ami to snertu of said County of Wyandotte aiei Kansas, directed. 1 will, nr the Court House.hi thKaty y.aidotte.m l.ouuty and state aloresalu, on Tuesday, February 10th, A D.

1880, between the hours of 10 a. m. and 4 p.m., offer for sale, at public auction, for cash in hand, the following des'rilel lands and tenements, situate in said Count of Wyandotte, to-wit Lot Six(6) in lUockonciluiHlivd and Eifty-foiintMiall in the City and (Vmity ol Wyandotte, State of Kansas, taken a the piojicrty ot Mary Cruble, to satisfy said execution. Dated vandot.e, Jan. ith, HW.

W. 11. KYI'S, Sheriff lo5ru wvandott ountv, Kas. If Notice to Bridge Builders HIE P.o ird of County Commissioner of Wyandotte coiiiuy. Kansas." will at the office nf the Countv clerk cd Wyandotte county, in the iiy of vandotte, Kansas, receive sealed' proposals tor fiirnishim: material and' l.uiU'uii- a Pratt Truss Combination bridge arros she Kansas Itivcr njioii the abutments and picis of the old Southern bridge, up to 12 o'clock of the lh of February' lsso, ue-eordim; to plans and specifications now on file in the office of the County Clerk.

Each bid shall lie bv a uood al sufficient bond in the mil Thousand Dollars. ojM.oiKh i i lie bidder ill within tell days eider into toatra-1 lor the performance of said work if hie led lo him, or pay all damages wi-'h the county may sustain by reason of his fa'h' to enter iiito si'n-h eoutracl. Each bidder shau a-so sinic e- l.Hi wiiuui wm lie will conip.i 'c 'Iherii; reservee. liv ni." Ja.a... S.lM ik iff! vi anv siii is to him.

til'! bids is beleby 1 of CtiiiMtvCMi'ursion- I It. llA INS, County Kansas, Texas, Indian Trritary THE K.C., Ft. Scott Gulf RAILROAD 1 he )N I.Y 1 )1 it r.UT KOl'TE to Olathe, Paola, Ft. Scott, Girard, Columbus, Baxter Springs, Parsons, and all points IN SOUTHEASTERN KANSAS TO Carthage, Neosho, Springfield, and all points in SOUTHWESTERN MISSOURI! TO Denison, Dallas, Waco, Fort Worth, Austin, Houston, San Antonio, Galveston, Marshall, Vinita, 1. Muskogee, I.

and all points in Texas and Indian The oivy IJoute to the Oreat Short Creek Lead Mines The'Only Line ltiinnini; thronifh the GREAT Coal Fields of Kansas This 'ompany has now for sale rMjumt aeres oj fiehest and cheapest lands in Kansjui, located 1 1 old settled coiintirs, convenient niarKet.ana jnssessintr every ndvantace lor successful farni-i vi iiml stock riiisinir. Send your address to the lind Commissioner nias, circulars and full inioi'inatioti. SWintheji-sterii KaiLsa Is tlie place for the lahorinir man. The Coal, lead and Zinc mines furnish plenty of work at the lest wages, all seasons of the year. ii.

II. Nelflefon, Oen. Manager, Kansas City T. F. Sup't, K'i 'i Citv.

.1. E. LOCK Wool), Oen. T.A., imis Citv. JNO.

A. CLAHK, 1uid Otm'r. Kansas Ciiy. Is a compound of the virtues of sarsarurilla, stillinia, luandrake, yellow dock, with tBe ixlide of potash and iron, all powerful blood- making, blood-cleansing, ana life-sustaining elements. It is the purest, safest, and ia every way tlie most effectual alterative medicine known or available to the public.

The sciences of medicine anil chemistry have never produced so valuable a remedy, nor one so potent to eure all diseases resulting from impure blood. It cures Scrofula, and all scrofulous diseases, 1 Erysipelas Itose, or St. Anthony's Fire, Pimples ana Face-grubs, Pustules, Blotches, Dolls, Tumors, Tetter, Humors, Salt Rheum, Hoald-head, King worm, Ulcers, Sores, Rheumatism, Mercurial Neuralgia, Female Weaknesses and Irregularities, Jaundice, Affections of the Liver, Dyspepsia, Emaciation, and Cieneral Debility. By its searching and cleansing qualities it purges out the foul corruptions which contaminate tlie Hkw1. and cause derangement and decav.

It stimulates and enlivens the vital functions. It promotes energy and strength. It restores and preserves health. It infuses new life and vigor throughout the whole system. No sufferer from any disease which arises from impurity of the blood need despair, who will give ArtiB's 8arsafabiixa a fair trial.

Ueniember, the earlier the trial, the speedier tlie cure. Its recipe has lieen furnished to nhvsiclans everywhere; and they, recognizing its supe- i rior qualities, administer it in their practice. 1 nrt r- i A a Prepared by Dr. J. C.

Ayer ''Practical and Analytical Chemists. Lowell, Miss. KOLD Er A1.L UUVWUISIS KVIBTWaRB, i- 4 pars ap mil a ANUARY NOTICE. Will our correspondents and advertisers kindly hand in their matter for publication on Thursday morning By so doing we shall be enabled to go to press earlier, and to avoid weary hours of night work. Fog.

Foggy. More Fog. Most Fogg). Fogginess abated. The sun ehincs Register so you can vote.

Horse thieves are in this county, The Missouri and Kaw rivers are clear of ice. J. X. Ball has removed to rooms above Bishop's store. The Stock Yards Bridge was injured by the breaking up of the ice.

Dr. Prevost, Dentist, has taken rooms back of K. L. Bartlett's office. A span of the Southern bridge was carried away by the ice on Monday.

Mann died on Monday morning and was buried on Tuesday the th iust. Al. Cheeney, well known in this city formerly, died in Leadville on the 30th of December. At the meeting of the School Board no quorum being present the Board adjourned to Tuesday the 13th. In the city schools there are enrolled 518 white and 233 colored pupils.

One room has 170 enrolled. What shall we do about it 3ickey Jack was elected to the office of lamplighter. He respectfully declines, but expresses a willingness to serve the people as governor of Kansas. Certain parties interested In organizing a colony for New 3exieo or Southern California, will meet at Armstrong 3oyer's office on evening. Willie Ellis, a former pupil of the Blind Asylum in this city has been here for several days past and has made application to enter the Institute again.

It should be remembered that the time for holding township elections has been changed from the first Tuesday in November to the first Tuesday in February. The Methodist oyster supper on Tuesday evening was well attended, considering the London fog which prevailed. The log cabin quilt was drawn by Win. Bote rt. The Caroline Gibson suit against Wyandotte Cit- has been tlecided by the Leavenworth jury, giving Mrs.

Gibson $3,130. We understand the city will con tinue the tight if possible. An examination for teachers of the Wyandotte county schools will be held at the public school building, Wyandotte City, on Saturday Jan. 17, IXXO, commencing promptly at H. a.

m. JI. C. WlUTLOOK, Co. Sllpt.

We regret that we were not able to attend the meeting at the council chamber Monday evening. A committee was appointed to draft resolutions asking Congress to improve our side of the river here, and at Quindaro, if necessary. A petition his been presented to our City Council asking them to open Seventh 6treet southward toward Riverview. We think the time has come for some street to be opened in that direction. Seveuth is the best and could be opened without much expense.

At the meeting of the Council on Tuesday evening, a number of bills amounting to nearly $350, were allowed. The resignation of Pat Welsh was accepted. Eleven petitions for dramshop license were granted. Action was taken looking to the purchase of equipments for the hook and ladder company. Plans and specifications were ordesed to be prepared for the Fifth street bridge.

Council adjourned to Jan. 13th. Teachers' Literary Society. The following is the programme 'of the "Wyandotte County Teachers' Literary Society to be held at Connor, Saturday. January 31, 1880: 10 a.

M. 1. Music, Mises Serviss and Kerstetter. 2. Salutatory, Judge Hollingsworth.

3. Arithmetic, A Lessou in Common Fractions, Prof. Discussion. 4. Elocution, Miss Cushing.

2 P. M. 1. Singing, By Institute. 2.

Essay, How can the cordial co-operation of parents be best secured, W. J. Ilutton. Discussion. 3.

Select Reading, Miss Linda Clark. 4. Lesson in Primary Geography, E. H. Williams.

Discussion. 5. Essay, Prof. R. L.

Brown. 6. Singing, By Institue. 1 1. C.

WT HIT LOCK, C. J. Smith, fcx' Mm Did the Best He Could. The other day as the Kansas City street car was coming over packed with passen gers and particularly with baggage and bundles, two elderly ladies with valises signaled the conductor to stop. A large, bony granger on the step blocking up the passage with his bundles, called out to them, "Full here, ladies, you can't get in; wait for the next car; there's no room; you see my baggage is on the steps, you can't get in." The ladies walked bravely and hurriedly on, while those inside made room and made some uncomplimentary remarks at the same tame.

Most of the company were hastening to meet tjie morning the plucky pedestrians iiavi.ir thn same end in view. Granger JiU i -i soon comprehended the situation of the lauies." and of himself in particular, and quickly conveying himself beside them, I tlie burly biped who uncivilly prevent-! cd them from riding. A- the man return- ed to the car amid the jeers of the crowd, he remarked, "Well, I've done the bestj could for them, anyhow." Service at the fiftli street M. E. church this evening at 7:30.

Hon. E. B. Reynolds will deliver a temperance address in the Fifth street 31. E.

church. Sunday evening, at seven o'clock. At a meeting of the Drought Uilles on Wednesday the following were elected: Everett Walker, President; W. McNulty, Vice-President; Ed. Blum.

Secretary B. Duiilevy, Treasurer. Their next informal hop will take pl ice on Thursday, Jan. Ifi. It is requested by the County Treasurer to state that warrants tor the collection of icrsoual property tax will be placed in hands of the SheritVfor collection January 15th.

Persons who have failed to pay will bear in mind that unless they pay before the 15th that from and after that date they will be put to additional expense. Commissioners' Proceedings. The following proceedings were trans acted by the Board at the regular meet ing The petition of G. W. Barker for locating a road was granted, and R.

S. Price, Henry Donahoo and John Deister appointed viewers. The petition of B.J. Dougherty for license to run a ferry over the Kaw river at Edwardsville was granted. The petition of Jacob Zoller for locat ing a road was granted, and C.

E. Wells, Thomas Crooks and Henry Brune appointed viewers. On petition of Jacob Luke the Treasurer was instructed to issue receipt on lot number luS in Pomeroy for amount shown on face of tax sale books, if paid within 30 days. The petition of John W. Watkins for dram-shop, license at Armstrong was granted on payment of $100, and bond approved.

The petition of Patrick Moore for dramshop license at Pomeroy was "ranted on payment of $100, and bond approved The etition of David Jackson and Geo. Stigers praying to be released from jail were granted and the jailor ordered to release them. On petition Byron Bostwick for locating road was granted, and W. II. Hoover, W.

W. Dickinson and C. E. Wells appointed viewers. The petition of Daniel Abbott for location of road was granted, and John T.

Maekoy, 1. Bentley and J. B. Steel appointed viewers. The Trustee was ordered to open the Marx Marxson road.

On petition of E. S. W. Drought the Treasurer was instructed to tax sale certificate to 40 acres in District No. 10, ou payment of tax as shown on face of tax sale books.

The petition of Armstrong for release from jail was granted. The official bond of T. B. Bowling was approved. A larire number of bill; have also been allowed.

The location of the Court House will depend somewhat upon the price of grounds ottered. A site has not yrt been selected. Petition for Dramshop License. To the lion, the Board of. County Commissioners of the County of Wyandotte.

Gknti.k.mfx We, the and residents of Quindaro Township in the County of Wyandotte, and above the r.ge of twenty-one years, would respectfully recommend Patrick Moore as a statable and lit person to keepa dramshop on the east half of Lot 105, in the Town of Pomeroy, in said Quindaro Township, in the County of Wyandotte and State of Kansas, and request your Hon. Body to grant a license for such purpose to him. And your petitioners will ever pray, etc. Philip Beimer Thos Maloney Martha Beimer Margaret Maloney Kate Bell Joseph Malonev Martha Clark Mary Maloney Pha be Washington William Hall Jocphine do Leeretia Hall Betsey A do Dave Russell Amanda Russell Margaret A Duncan William Payne Levi Seals Susan Seals Mahala Indicott Wesley Lewis Hannah Lewis Thomas Marshall Fanny Marshall Barker Trail Barker Martin Stewart Stewart II Sortor Daniel Dodson Mary Morasch Wood English Houts Way English James Bradley Asbury Porter II Davis Vmanda alker William Taylo-Ellen Taylor Morris Goodin Caroline Goodin Michrel Murphy Sibiua Murphy iiliain Baldin Marauda Baldin Meek Pendleton Fliza Pendleton Juba Williams Eliza Williams William Banks Eliza Banks Filo Bishop Mary Jane Bishop LiCdora A larnell Margaret Griffeth Katie Lahmou William Noble Mary Noble Bisbee Sam Da vies John Davies Elizabeth Davies Benjamin Fergusou Frank Lester erguson Albert Walker Catharine Ferguson II Slockhoff Stock hoff Ruben Marshall Malott Artie Malott IL Freeman Maria Freeman Ferguson Elizabeth Ferguson II Burgard Burgard A Gray Michiel Malone Mary Malone Maggie Carr Bristow Moss James Smith Isabella Moss Harvey Drake Charlotte Drake Elijah Robinson Amanda Robinson Lee Davis Jack Mosbv Elizabeth Mosby Geo Gemirs Jessie Anderson Mary erguson I lei ti rich Brune Frank Mairs George Hingle Annie Hingle George Froelte Luise roebe Ellen Jur.g Charles Morasch Jane Morasch Suhra Morasch Barnes Joseph Meninger Win Morasch Nathan Brown Ann Brown Mary Ann Brown Adeline Grier Willis Porter Frank Sewell Morris Fantroy Mary Fantroy Milton Arthur Angeliue Arthur Andrew Barker Susan Anderson John WesleyArthur William Grigsby Artram Grier James Duncau Miilie Grigsby Bauiel Banks Julia Wilson Florence Banks Alexander Wilson Benjamin Handle Margaret Harris Rachel Randle It Is Wearing You Out. And annoying your friends; we mean your cough.

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Now is the Time to Travel In coinpl lance with the law vf the State, anil tor the public sood, the MISSOURI PACIFIC THROUGH LINE has reduced its local an 1 through ticket fares nearty one-third of what they had previously been, and now it is almost cheaper to travel by that line than to stay at home. "Notwithstanding this great reduction, the Missouri Pacific will still continue to sell Round Trip Tickets between certain Stations at a further reduction of ten per cent, from the regular tariff, and it is hoped that the Line will be amply re paid by a generous patronage for its liberal concessions in passenger fares. F. K. FOWLER, (eif I Passenger Agent.

SHERIFF'S SALE. STAli: OF KANSAS, i Tenth i-t. S. Wyandott County. V.

Simpson. I'lamtiir, vs. W. II. Keynoids, ot Defendants.

DY I RVTt: AX OKDEl! SA LE ISM' FI) "by tlie Cierk of the Distriet Court in for said County of Wyandotte, in a. certain cause in said court heretofore pending, wherein X. Simpson was phuntin. and W. K.

Uevnolds and.lno. Saulsberrv were def'ts. and to me. the undersigned. Sher iff of said County of Wvandotte and State of Kansas, directed.

1 will, at the Court House, in the Citv ol Wyandotte, in said Count ami State foresaid, Tuesday, Feh'ruary 10th, A. D. 1880, between the hours of 10 a. in. and v.

in. offer lor sale, at public auction, for cash in hand, tlie loiiowini; uescniMMi lands ami tenements situate in said Comity ot Wvandotte to-wit One undivided half interest in that tract of laud described as lot number nine (0) in the Keporl of tlie commissioners, in a certain suit lor ramtton, in tlie lentil District Court lor Wvan dotte Countv, Kansas, in which suit David James, et were olaintiiTs. and Tabitha 'dder. et were defendants, and which is described as follows, to-wit Commencing at the north west corner of tot No. eisrht () as described in the KeMrt of the Commissioners alKive referred to thence south degree east, thirty-nine iMiles, thence south 57 decrees west, tweutv-three (0 poles, thence north west.

thirty-one CM ipoles. thence down the bank of the Kansas river with the meanders thereot twentv- seven (2Ti m1cs to place of containing nve ana acres oi iami. Dated Wvandotte. January- is, W. If.

It VIS. Sheriff lrs f. M.i. Wyandort County, Kansas. i6mw.

SHERIFF'S SALE. STATE OF KANSAS, i Tenth Judicial District, Vss. Wyandotl County. Woten Haley, Missouri PiM-ifie Railway Co. BY VIKTl'E OF AN EXECUTION ISSI ED bv the Clerk of the District Court ill and for said "County of Wyandotte, in certain in sai(i Com heretofore jieiidins, wherein Men Halev of the estate ol m.

deceased was plaintiff and the Missouri Racine Uatlwav Company was aetenuanr, ami lo me, tlie uiidersiiined. Sheriff of said County of Wyandotte and State of Kansas, directed, 1 will, at the Court House, in the Citv of yanuotte. said County and State aforesaid, on TueTcti-y. th 3rd Day of February between the hours of in a. m.

and 4 p. offer lor sale, at public auction, for cash in hand, the following described hinds and tenements, situate in said county of Wyandotte, to to-wit Commencing at me center oi me iraen oi tne Kansas Pacific Railway, at a point where it cross es the Stale line between Kansas and Missouri, bv a metal jwst having tlie initials of K. P. It. thence norm alone said state lane four hundred and sixty-one three-quaiter (401feet.

to a stone monument alioiit two (21 feet nort hoi a similar stone monument. Tet iy me West Kansas LandConipanv thence south 4ixtv- one 0l I -decrees and fifty (50) minutes west. along tne soutn ixmnoray oi jvansas i. uy. Kansas, one thousand two hundred (loo) fi-et to a stone monument; thence south uineteen dill degrees east, along tlie East bank of the Kansas river.

four hundred ami thirteen feet to a metal post havine the initals of K. 1. R. in the colter line of the trwk of the Kansas Paeiflc Railway thenee alone said center line north sixty-one, (61 degrees and tiifty (50) minutes east, one thousand and fifty-four (1054) leet, wntainine ten and thirty-five one hundredth (10 35-100) acres, more or less. All in Se tion fourteen (14) Township eleven.

(11); south of Iianne twentv-five. (25) east of the sixth '((') prin cipal meridian in said Wyandotte county. Stale of Kansas. Dated vandotte, Jamuiry 2, 180. Printers fees W.

H. RVUS, Sheriff 1053-W-5 Wyandotte Kas. KITS and hbw to obtain them. Pamphlet free, upon reccMpt of Stamp for postage. Address GILMORE, SMITH CO.

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