The Nicodemus cyclone. [volume] (Nicodemus, Graham County, Kan.) 1887-1888, 1888-06-22
KANSAS STATE NEWS.

III u, John Wind and Mrs. Cathasine Wind
rnnoria, have applied fer license ~
q ln rnT after being divorced for five years.
lii has passed the senate making an ~
.s0rjstion Of $1,000 year for five years to
tract with the Lawrence waterworks for
NJ ~ indian school.
Henry Clay Whitney, who was recently an
-,unced as being Shot liz a court room in Chi
ia By Mrs. RawsoD, was formerly Of Kan
!" having been = lawyer and Journalist at
lawrence
Long Islapd Leader: The recent rains have
~ this part Of Kansas thoroughly. It IA
otter now than it was ever known before
GouJs have driven the chinch bugs and
dWth clear out.
nogns chez A letter received from W.
Whitmore, editor Of the CHIEF, dated Nav
X At Salamanca, n T., states that hundreds
dneople Of that State are leaving every dav
N the West, and that Kansas is receiving
her share
Norton Conrier: The college meeting at
smith Centep, last week, resulted in an ar
rsnizatior with proper officers, charter ap-
njed fol- and meeting called for the 18th Of
line Hb oLullu 1OnICl. w ECCClVc DfODOSlLlOnS
5r location. Norton will be there.
The eighteenth semi-annual meeting Of the
Kansas State Horticultural society will be
hed at the city Of Holton, jackson county. on
Taeslay end Wednesday, June 10 and 90.
1881 In response 10 an invitation Of the
Jackson County Horticultural society.
Philipsburg Herald: We learn that q
banking house is soon to be opened at Mar
sh 1t VIII soon be established BY the United
states National Bank, Of Atchison. q. II.
Edgecomb who has labOred so long to work
10 the project will probably be cashier.
Kansas now has 155 national banks, with a
bald ID capital Of Sl2, 236 600, a surplus fund
d ST. 683 654 Oh, and total individual deposits
d s16 242, 994 rs. The total number Of state
banks and banking firms in addition to the
a IISp'l O"DN'' ~ i-''N'D+ Sf"Du 'o'"i
Coils Neacs: It's nip and tuck between the
agents Of the Calamity Branch Of the Usurp-
Ing Pseudonym &C. B. Z. z. and the Krack
CITY, Way back q No Where OK. O., w. IN.
W. to see which can make the biggest show
hg regarding the freight traffic over their
respective roads
Mss TOsa Jones Of Argonia, aged IS years,
laughter Of J. w. Jones, has this spring
ID ;atal,+o o,,Iti,,a4 u r1r il '
mn .,d crih s,x+, h,1ahoI, III a,,,
she also attends IL The fcedinT If J Iarga
lumber Of cattle every winter
Atchson Champiop: The annual report Of
lae R'ate Dodlu Y h'll"ay Assessors present
lone very interesting hgurcs. June |, 1888,
here was completed s. 1880; in 1887. G. 2l1-
N showing an Increase III o7o al ,piIoe o,,or
j, roor rris i avo,,,eiro III III IUiat,;ta
y Western and thc Kinoman Pratt {, Vast
sm railways, which would bring I'D at least
Ivy miles more. IN 1888 the valuation is
ave y. y a e ~: 21o o9' Ealuatlon IA 1885,
IN yenr T' 0''' o'0'
rh
III ''''o Nun""S eenool aseoGia'ion con-
,I N oon n ooneu = Ap'i1ne wednesday lasC
Will ABOUT IVY delcgatcs ana many visitors
10 attendance A children's mass meeting
was held in the afternoon I'll tbc evening
~ cooro,+ioa I;atona1 ahla ,l3.oa1 e
l'9vq"Iu ~ - "OiT "uuieos -
p.sulne " NY: w A. MelFhG' II ~ q tne
DspaSt G mi II that clty' non. A. p. Jet-
a noe q topeka delIvered an eloquent az
More than Education the sure Foundation Of
Republic"
Three armed outlaws entered Hugoton last
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