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"JUsTH'S OLD STAND" 619 d street north
west. buys gentIemen's first-claSs secondhand
clothing Note by mail promptly attended to.
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For sale everywhere. Price Cuticura Soc; Cuticura
Soap, 25c; Cuticura Resolvsnt, 81.
POTTER DRUG AND CHEMICAL CO., BOSTON.
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RoBBERIEs are prevented by the timely pre-
caution of depositing your loose valuables with
The National Safe Deposit company, corner 10Th
street and New York avenue.
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A RECEPTION TO THE NEW PAsToR.-Rev.
M. Newman, the new pastor of the Congrega-
uonal church, who arrived here yesterday,
accompanied by his wife and child, was ten
dered a reception last evening at the residence
Heights. The attendance, which was large,
included nearly all the prominent members of
the CONGREGATIONAL church
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GRAY & GARRISON, Printers, Globe Printing
Office, 339 Pa. ave.
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AMUSEMENTS
MONUMENT DEDICATION
w ENTERTAINMENT.

"AsHINGToN MONUMENT DEDICATION
w ENTERTAINMENT
"LA CAFETTERE,"
Under the auspices of Waugh Nj. f. Church. at
MASONIC TEMPLE, FRIDAY EVENING, FEB
RUARY 2oTH. 1855.
Tickets Soc emitting the holder TO souvenir OF the
Dedication. CUP and SAUCER, beautifully and APP
proprately decorated. Supper viii be served at mod
crate rates from to 10 p. m. fact
A LBAUGHs GRAND OPERA HOUSE
THIS EVENING.
Farewell Performance of hartley Canlpbelrs Master
Play,
THE GALLEY SLAVE
Pruiuced by strong company, with magnificent
soe2ery, and under the immediate personal
supervision of the Author.
MONDAY, February I6 the Great Character Come
dian, OUR FRITZ" MI. J. X. EMMETT.
Sale Of Seats OPEN fel4
NATIONAL THEATER.
THIS SATURDAY EVENING.
Last Time OF
MR.. LOUIS ALDRICH
In HARTLEY CAMPBELTiS most successful play,
MY PARTNER,
NEXT WEEK:
The Comic Success of Modern Times the Comedians,
HARRISON & GoURLaY,
In the reigning Laughing Rage,
STRIPPED BY THE LIGHT OF THE MOON,
Greeted by enormous audiences and the recurrent
echoes of vocferous laughter for the past years in
all the principal cities OF America from New York to
San Francisco. 1t
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DE-. LYONS PERFECT TOOTH POWDER
An ELEGANT Toilet Luxury, % cents.
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DOING GOOD

DOING GOOD.
was sick a long time and tried several doctors.
They could not do any good, and then tried Gu
ticura Remedies and they cured me. They are doing
great deal of good In this country
H. SALLEE Cornishvflle, KY.
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MARRIAGE LICENsKs.-Marriage licenses
have been issued by the clerk of the court TO
Frank u. Mcguire and Maud Raum; James r
" AA ~
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SAVE YOUR MONEY by going to Freund's, 702
Pth street. for parties. Weddings and balls.
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THE National Safe Deposit company, corner
18th and New York avenue. receives trunks of
silverware, bonds and all sorts of valuable
things on special deposit for moderate charge.
See advertisement.
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WITH GOOD RESULTS,

WITH GOOD RESULTS.
have used your Cuticura Remedies with good re-
suits for Scrofla and Scalp Disease for number of
years. R. X. FAULKNER,
Hornellsyile, n. Y.
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James Frswley, boy. fell off a cart at the cor
ner of 9TH street and Pennsylvania avenue yes
terday afternoon and his head was badly cut.
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MONEY LOANED on real estate by B. H. War
ner.
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A LARGE LOT of Turkey Prunes (choice), four
pounds for 25c.
nj. METZGER Bro, Grocers,
Az 9TH street northwest.
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A NEw Soar
BOSTON DRY AY G TH5 HOUSE.
nave made new soap This alone is recommends
uon enough We will only add that it is called "Der
soap and that the ingredients used and the care
lu 9 metnod with which they have been prepared,
TasSes at the mead OF any socalled SKIN SOAPS In
the market Softens and whitens the skim prevents
Iritauon pure In quality and mild and pleasant In its
euects Ihe vegetable oils of which Is made yield
soap 50 mud and pure that 1t may be used by every
one WIN advantage, and particularly those who are
troubled with tenderness or irritable ty Of the skim
M0ODWARD d LOTHRoP,
BOSTON DRY GOODS HOUSE,
ONE PRICE ONLY.
921 Pc. ave. ff13l 912 D st.
ENINAL MARK DOWN IN CURTAIN LACEs.
anat @ 70 sneaP eu ana
25c. quality falls to zoe Soc quality tapped to 37c
35c. quality falls to 2oc. 75c. quality falls to coo.
They cannot last very long at the above prices. An
early call solicited In connection with the above we
both white and ecru Only CSC. per pair.
(Third floor: Take the elevator.)
WOODWARD & LOTHROP,
BOSTON DRY GOODS HOUSE
ONE PRICE ONLY.
81 pennsylvania ave f13l 012 ct.
FoR IsAuaunA1 DrconAr1oNa
RED, WHITE AND BLUE
BUNTINGS
WOODWARD & LbTHRoP,
BOSTON DRY GOODS HOUSE
One Price Only.
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The Emancipation Celebration Con
-

Mr. w. Calvin Chase states in reference to the
meeting held at his Office to arrange for the
coming emancipation convention, that he was
the first to issue the call for such a convention
Capt Wall and Mr.. Holland, he says, had
authority to issue the call for the last two con-
yentions, not by any established precedent, but
by the consent Of the people in mass meeting
assembled. Mr.. Laws, Mr.. Chase saws. was
present at the meeting that was held in the
Office of the Bees and more vindictive
MR.. WHITNEY To-NIGHT.-Mr Myron w,
Whitney will introduce in ERA Diavalo" to-
night at Ford'S the celebrated "Robber Song"
written Cor the elder and eminent Seguin, and
presented by his aged widow to the greatest of
American singers. The opera of Martha will
positively be given next Thursday, with its
phenomenal cast-Karl, Whitney, Marie Stone,
Geraldine Ulmar etc.
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BALES BOHEMIAN GIRL, as sung by the
Ideals, has been one of the greatest successes of
the season Whitney's Heart Bowed Down."
karPs"Fair Land of Poland % and Miss Ulmars
81 Dreampt That Dwelt in Marble Halls" are
among the gems OF this ever popular opera
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CITY ITEMS.

BEAUTY For Skin Blemishes, use the Cuticura
Soap. "a
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EASTMAN's ALOHA PERFUME
An aristocratfc odor.
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LOCAL MENTION.
The Weather.

OFFICE OF THE CHIEF SIGNAL OFFICER,
WASHINGTON, ID. c., February Ia, 1885, 10 a. m.
For the middle Atlantic states, fair weather
In the northern portion, fair weather preceded
by light local SHOWS In southern portion, north
eriy winds becoming variable, slight rise in tenn
perature, lower barometer.
For Sunday, the temperature will rise slowly
IN the districts on the Atlantic coast with partly
cloudy weather, followed by local rains during
the afternoon or evening in the south Atlantic
and middle Atlantic states. Warmer, partly
cloudy weather, with local rains, or light SHOWS
are indicated for the lake region, the Ohio and
upper Mississippi valleys and Tennessee. The
temperature will rise in the gulf states.
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HEROES Observation-Disclosures Lees troupe
Of English Juveniles appear at Herzog's mu-
great success in England and Australia and
are highly spoken of.
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G. B. HARrwEL1, Art school, So LeDroit bldg
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CITY AND DISTRICT.

EXAMINE 81 glasses. Hempler, 45s Pa. ave.
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WASHINGTON COMPOSERS GRAND cox
CERT AT THE CONGREGATIONAL CHURCH,
FRIDAY EVENING, FEBRUARY 20, 1885,

WASHINGTON COMPOSERS GRAND con-
CERT AT THE CONGREGATIONAL CHURCH
FRIDAY EVENING. FEBRUARY 20, 1885.
Tabernacle Course)
The program will consist exclusively of the com
positions of Walter Sousa. Gloetzner Bischof KIM
ball, Jecko. Jaeger SZemelenyi, Wadecker, Upton,
Lent, Smith, Theophl, King, Lillibridge. Morsell, and
other prominent local composers The Marine Band
Orchestra viii play some of Mr. Sousas and
the quntette from the "Smugglers' will be sung Mr..
Jaeger Will render Cornet solo, and Miss Anita Cuss
a harp composition. Besides these, the others who
will take part lille. de Norgueras, Miss Eva
Mills, Miss Nevins, Miss Darden, Miss Latham, Messrs.
Walter, GloetZner, WadecEer, Jecko, Szemelenyi,
Theophil Lent, smith, Upton, Lillibridge, Whipple
Pearson, Rule, Bais, Hoffman. Fisher and others.
Reserved seats 20 cents: admission tickets 30 cents
On sale at Ellis Music Store. 9S1 Penn. ave n3-1t
FoRDs OPERA HOUSE. MUsKErEERs.
THE BOSTON IpEiL OPERA COMPANY.
8Ac CT N0TSfT FR6TH ISdTtM
STONE, ULMER. BURTON and
Others in the Cast.
saWtn HTfS Main siiy PEE L9FLETR9FtA
PHILLIPS, BURTON.
Monday Feb HOS ETTE
First time here by amy Company.
"Wednesday Maiinee............ ASCOT
~ .. y \
With special scenery and new costumes
The Ideals Complete Chorus and Orchestra
f13 Fitty-four Persons in Every Performance
TIME GERMANIA MANNERCHoR WILL
Il give its annual Masquerade Ball at Abner's
Hall on MONDAY, February 10Th. Two prizes VIII
be awarded 10 the best club; also two ladies' and
two gentemenS prizes Tickets for a gentleman, 81:
for lady 5oc.: to be had of All the members
and on the evening at the ticket office fcl3-2t
nIlE MUSEUM,
~ Penn ave near 18th street.
BARTON d LOG y Proprietors
GREAT DRAMATIC ENGAGEMENT
The accomplished and beautiful actress
MISS EMMA PIERCE
SO popular while starring with ]. Il. Polk in "1he
Gentleman From Nevada assisted by the fayore
actor ]. II. SHEWELI..
In the beautiful dramatic play i'm acts entitled
THE TEN-MTLE CROSSING;
OR, THE SECRET.
Admission TO AL only 10 cents.
NENT WEEK,
The celebrated Minstrel Company Of MILLS, RICE
and BARTON, one the finest and most popular
troupeS in America. aJ-6t
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PROFESSIONAL.

PROFESSIONAL.
= w An sufferers from Rheumatism, Neuralgia, or
other Nervous Disorders, should call at 523 18th 81,
women right here in Washington. Office DIR. HILLS
MAGNETIC APPLIANCE COMPANY" n2-lmsy
c9RSs nUTI0Ss ckU
Vascular Excrescences and all diseases of the feet
Pennsylvania ave, opposite WIZARDS Hotel Ds
Whites twenty -fnh consecutive year Of practice q
physicians and surgeons Office fee 81 sitting 1sa5
tinlore establishment, IL North Eutaw ST. fill 4
aI Ra sEMMEs REsIPENT sFRGp9N
T0LOGIST.-Corns, Bunions and Ingrowing Nails ab.
After 10 years Of su1ering was cured BY Dr. semmsS
Name TO be seen al office, 1922 street. doors from
Sa this 81 oTR IS 3 s M
d.. semmes has purchased the Wonderful Root and
Herb Tonic, viii absolutely make hair on Bald
Heads Many win think this is some wo, bless stun
call for free treatments at 1912 st. 4 oors nom
18th This preparation has never been IN the markes
amer IS years. Of badne FSf sale By Propreto
1222 ST., doors from 18th, up one flight. n
NINE ROSS
RELIABLE cLArRvoY Ant AND AsTRoLoeIsr.
An In trouble call. satisfactiongiven or 10 pay.
Residence, 1910 18th street northwest jas
DTLES-DR. MUHIFMAN CURES PILES BY DI
rect treatment without the use OF Knife canstis q
& cure @ 20 os ssr +. rs
NINE BROOKE TELLS ALL THE EVENTS OF
M LIFE All business confidential Ladies and gen,
tiemen 80 cents each DOS street, between 18th sr4
9th streets northwest le14-Ssws
MADAME PAWN (RESIDENT1 MANICURE
M and Surgeon iropodlst-f1nger-nails beautf
he'd Hang Nails and Biting of Nails positively credt
Sors Bunions Ingrowing Nails and all diseases ofths
Feet successfully treated Single treatment, either
hands or feet, 81. Rooms and 8, e45 Pa aven4-6m
MRS NJ A. FRENCH, MAGNETIC HEALER,
M and Business Medium, Is again at home, ia 1th
NV, where sue VIII De pleased 70 receive hGe
friends and patrons. nlO4me
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business, consisting Of an immense stock of first
class tripe-plated ware, finest styles, viz
AT STORE NO. 1892 STREET, ADJOINING
THE ERBITT HOUSE
SaIES SATURDAY, MONDAY and TUESDAY,
at ELEVEN O'CLOCK A. NJ and THREE and HALF
PAST SEVEN Pm.
GREAT OPPORTUNITIES FOR DEALERS
HOTELS, SALOONS, AND PRIVATE PARTIEs
TO PURCHASE GOODS IN THIS LINE fp6t
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GEORGE TICKSoR CCRTIS.-At the request of
Hon. Richard IT. Merrick, who delivers the
course OF lectures on constitutional law in the
law department OF Georgetown university Hon
George Ticknor Curtis will take his place for
Monday evening next, with a lecture on 1.-THE
Implied Powers of the Constitution Lecture
at 1:30 O'Clock In the university building cor
ner 9th and streets northwest
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ART SALE.-Messrs. Walter b. Williams &
Co. viii sell on Monday, February 18th, at II
q. m. and p m at their sales rooms, corner
10Th and ID streets, the remaining portion Of
the collection OF elegant china sets, bronze
statuary, mantel urns, Italian sculptures, &c,
recently received from Europe, comprising
some OF the most costly pieces in the catalogue.
This viii be the closing sale of these elegant art
gems.
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GREAT CLOSING SALE OF SILvERwARE AND
CUTLERY.-Thomas Bowling viii sell at the
store, No. 1882 street, near the Ebbitt house.
for three days more, closing Tuesday, February
u, goods OF the best quality and In endless
closing them out regardless of cost. This Is
the best opportunity to buy goods in this line
ever offered to the citizens OF WASHINGTON
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NEW PROCESS FLoUR.-Before the war George
town and baltimore fOuTs brought the highest
prices in all eastern markets, but since 1850
western men by improvedprocesses have tempo
rarfly taken the prestige Of southern flour.
Now Ii Is coming to the front again. Those en-
terprtsing merchant millers, Messrs. VIM II
Tenney Sons, of West Washington, who have
been engaged in the milling business for fifteen
year,, have kept up with modern improvements,
and now introduce on our market flour made
by the Minneapolis, Mimi, roller process, which
they, In their advertisement elsewhere claim
70 be equal 10 the best made anywhere.
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ALDERNEY MILK FOR NEW ORLEANs-F X.
Ward, of the Alderney Dairy of this city, sent
milk on the special train that left this city with
the Knights Templar. last Friday Tor New on
leans. The following telegram explains itself:
FEBRUARY 18TH, IL q. III.
r. X. Ward, Washington, ID. c..
Milk sweet as when we left. All enjoy It II
y the most valuable stinulant, We are ali
having good time, and well. Vogt's and
Schneider's life saved this a. M. by the milk
Signed by Committee.
THOS S0Mrpvrrr
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EXTRAORDINARY OPPORTUNITY TO PuR-
CHASE ELEGANT SILVER PLATED WARE
AND FINE CUTLERY AT AUCTION.
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14lS Pehnsy1vania avenue,
Tie trade supplied" n4s,tu, tn ,6m-4p
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BUILDING MATERIAL, WAGONS, FIGURES,
lAMp~. NC.. DC.

For other Auctions See eth Page.
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DEATH OF Mrs. MARMIoN.-Mrs. Caroline
W. Marmin, wife of DR.. W. V. Narmion and
daughter of the late Lieut.. Col. John Mcclellan,
Us army, died yesterday after brief Illness.
The funeral will take place on Monday at D.
m. from her late residence, HOS street
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1885-02-14

Greeted by enormous audiences and the recurrcnt
echoes of vocerous laughter for the past years in
all the principal cities of America from New York to
San Francisco. 1t
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Be sure to call and see my LUM-
Der before buying.

Miss Bessie Kelly returned, last Sat
urday night, from Topeka, where she had
been attending Bethany College. She
will spend the holidays with her bevy OF
Wa-Keeney friends. Miss Kelly, in our
judgment, is developing into an artist of
genuine talent, not to say genius, in the
line of drawing. There is now, hanging
against the south wall of the Office of her
father, our county treasurer, crayon
drawing whose excellence is unquestion-
able. 1t represents the head and neck
OF handsome dog, with the mouth of
the dog clutching firmly the breast Of a
bird of the snipe species. The faculty of
the college expressed their desire that
Miss Kelly leave this beautiful drawing
in their possession; but she told them
that she had executed it for her father,
and must take it to him.
Western Kansas world. [volume] (WaKeeney, Kan.) 1885-current, 1885-12-19
Post .Eiecfion.

Captain Trego Post, on the OCCASION of
the annual election of offices last Tues
day evening, had rousing meeting. The
officers elected are: Post command
er, W. S. Kyle; senior vice commander,
John W. Reynolds; junior vice command
er. A. F. Tosh; quartermaster Thomas
Caddick; surgeon, J. NJ. Welch; chaplain,
Joshua Croft; officer of the day, ". s.
Triton; officer of the guard, Joseph
fischer.
w. HI. Pilkenton was elected delegate
to the department encampment. He and
the two past commanders. W. S. Tilton
and Thomas Caddick, will be the repre-
sentatives from this Post to the encami =
ment.
The newly elected Offices of the Post
will be mustered the first Tuesday even
ing in January next by W. H. Pilkenton.
Western Kansas world. [volume] (WaKeeney, Kan.) 1885-current, 1885-12-19

MIR. ID. c. Mckay, resident of Mus
kegan, Mich, an ex-journalist of evident
talent, is prospecting for land
IN the southern part of this
county. Mr.. Mckay and J. 81. Mathers,
of Wallace, used to be fellow college stu
dents IN the East; and they ran together
IN this Office the other day. These mu-
tual recognitions on these western plains
OF this class of men from the East attest
strongly the correctness of the WORLDS
steady position, that the New West is the
theatre of the keenest physical and intel
lectual activity.
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To Rock Island and Back.

On the 9th inst. Mr.. A. G. Prick was
called to Rock Island, ILL.,, by telegram
announcing that he would have to come
at once if he would ever see his father
alive. On the sons reaching Rock Island
ne found his father alive. A. G. reached
home last Wednesday evening. Before
he left Rock Island his father had raj
lied sufficiently to bid fair to live perhaps
several months. The sick man is eighty
five years old and somewhat feeble. He
was Frustrated by the recent death of his
wife, the step mother OF 4. G. She had
a cataract over an eye. She had come to
Kansas City for treatment. The treat
ment, as far as the removal of the catar-
act was concerned, was successful. The
lady. however, sustained shock which
sent ner back corpse. This was about
six weeks ago.
Western Kansas world. [volume] (WaKeeney, Kan.) 1885-current, 1885-12-19

Prof. j. FL. Lawhead, our amiable
and accomplished state superintendent
OF public instruction, was in town on
Thursday. He gave us a pleasant visit.
and we had protracted chat concerning
the present and prospective status of the
school land question in the western por-
ton OF the state. Again Mr. Lawhead is
convinced that the transactions in school
lands, as far as this county is concern
ed, are free from fraud. He will make
some healthy recommendations to the
special session of the legislature for the
improvement of the present laws relating
to the sale of school lands.
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MARRIAGE MATTERS.

Among the late arrivals from the East
are Joseph E. Baker and bride, from
Virginia. Although the weather has
been little rough and stormy on their
arrival, we trust the young bride will be
well pleased with our western country
and fully reap the reward Of pleasures
that the humble writer wishes her. Joe
is thorough business young man, and
we predict for them a bright future.
Success and prosperity, Joe, are the
wishes of your friend, LIGIDY.
Western Kansas world. [volume] (WaKeeney, Kan.) 1885-current, 1885-12-19

Married = Thursday evening, at the
residence of the brides parents, in Wa
Keeney, VIM. Kelly and Miss Emma
Olson, both of this place.
About forty-fve young people-some
married, some unmarried-were present.
An elegant supper was served about $50.
The time was then whiled away by con-
versation and music until about II
O'Clock, wishing the new husband and
wife the happiness and prosperity to
which their worth so clearly entities them.
A creditable list of presents were given
to the happy pair. They will make their
home at Mr.. Olson's for this winter, at
least.
Western Kansas world. [volume] (WaKeeney, Kan.) 1885-current, 1885-12-19

Ed fischer, on Tuesday, tripped and
fell into the hole in the ground just south
of Opera Block. His head struck a
couple o. pieces of rock. He was taken
up lnseuSiaie and remained so about two
hours. lie was in bed about twenty-four
hours. His scalp was bruised seriously,
but he is almost we'll
Western Kansas world. [volume] (WaKeeney, Kan.) 1885-current, 1885-12-19

"A surprise party was given to Miss
Gertie Ross, Ct Ellis, on the 4th inst, in
honor of her si@teenth birthday. Miss
Gertie is the daughter of our old friend,
Squire Ross, formerly of Glencoe town
ship, in this county.
Western Kansas world. [volume] (WaKeeney, Kan.) 1885-current, 1885-12-19

Through thick and socially al
ways and politically generally Larry
LeBron, of Collyer, has stood by this
scribe. While we feel that we can hard
ly lengthen the chain of friendship by
another link, he has not shortened it a
particle by sending to lis. the other day,
a big turkey as a Christmas present.
Western Kansas world. [volume] (WaKeeney, Kan.) 1885-current, 1885-12-19
Report of School

IN DISTRICT NO. 10 FOR THE MONTH ENDING
DEC. IL, 1885.
Total number enrolled-17.
Average daily attendance-14 1-2O.
Pupils neither absent nor tardy-9.
Total number of minutes lost by tar
diness during month-lOO.
The following pupils were neither ab
sent nor tardy:
Ella Stone. Granville Stone.
Richard Stone. John Wonner.
Walter Wonner. John Chalk.
Maggie Chalk. George Chalk.
Bella Chalk.
VIOLA M. WEIGH. Teacher.
Western Kansas world. [volume] (WaKeeney, Kan.) 1885-current, 1885-12-19

The Ellis Heaaiight is told that the
ease against the railroad company for the
killing of fireman Reeves near Ogallah
two years ago has been settled by the
company paying Reeves's heirs $500 and
paving all the costs.
Western Kansas world. [volume] (WaKeeney, Kan.) 1885-current, 1885-12-19

j. ID. Newton, of Wallace, called on
tEe WORLD Thursday. His livery stable
at that place is completed. 1t is called
by some the best stable of the kind west
OF Topeka. Mr.. Newton knows how to
run it. The WORLD is getting up large
register for him, besides printing in other
directions.
Western Kansas world. [volume] (WaKeeney, Kan.) 1885-current, 1885-12-19

That was an exceedingly apprecia-
ted call Which we received early in the
week from Mr.. II. w. Brown, editor and
proprietor of the Herald, Scott City, Kan
sas. He is a handsome young man, and
issues the same kind of paper.