The Nicodemus cyclone. [volume] (Nicodemus, Graham County, Kan.) 1887-1888, 1888-01-20
KANSAS NEWS.

pa we're 2,272 charters 10 all sorts @
per- ,,no issued BY the secretary Of state il
W ~ GIRL has had pair Of gold-rim
NJ st.cIes made to order for her PEI
f'Ds ,or county and Abeline have issued
He ~ 4 bonds to the Rock Island railway
sapsny. oo,,rt horse ond III !,
hs an mo- the county having voted the
Y cesar bonds
state Historical socitey has nearly
Ias .nrd volumes Of Kansas newspapers
.ong It's archives
~ 4. ejty rock pile at Lawrence, one
Y u II last week, white and colored girl
i Be seen breaking stone.
j .otal number Of persons registered as
-.scists ii Kansas under the act Of March
~ i 1928 The number registered as
liant l8Sn pharmacists is s..
III CITY NeCs: John W. Douglas made
II r,oOf On soldiers homestead entry, on
,a.saav Of this week. This is the first in
~. sss'D Of the kind in this county, to our
SSTlsdge.
,.sre John Martin, Of Topeka. a former
II II Iyerson Williams in the days Of
~ hearing Of the sickness Of his old
y. rrote kind letter to him, inclocing a
IA sum Of money.
uns years ago Wellington barber shay
!, nan. and in making change gave him a
n, too much. The other day the gentle
sr ~ to Wellington. hunted up the bar
ssad refunded the money.
g,maba Spectator The Netawaka Touring
n md elevator was sold at sheriff's sale
\ Nonday. Cain Bros, Of Atchson, were
i myers: price $4,000. 1t is said that the
|-seriV originally cost $4,000.
~ flow Of gas in the Lyons well increases
IN day. 1t now has pressure Of sixty
m mounds to the square inch, and burns a
lance Of thirty feet from the escape. 1t
! X heard half mile away as it rushes
y The well.
g,rball NeacS: Mrs. d. G. Aud, of Frank
one Of the earliest settlers Of this county,
n Monday, December g. The deceased was
|,tly respected and honored by all her ac-
|shtsnces. The remains were taken to To-
h for burial.
NT Lebanon Criterion: New Lebanon has
1spasonably fair growth for a town only
wmonths old, but the opening of spring
II witness a boom Of genuine substantial
Hlue Stone and brick buildings are already
Hg figured on by different parties.
Warrington Register: Henry s. Davis,
/ id time patron Of the Register, who lives
NHl creek. in Charleston township re-
rsthst he raised over $500 bushels Of corn
HslghtY acres, about half bottom and half
I'D, and 800 bushels Of oats on fifteen
|E0 upland.
h late "Commodore" Woodman, OF
Ehita, lived in house erected in 1856 9 by
lib Munger, one of the first cabins built In
Rhlia. Mr. Woodman acquired the property
EE4, and though he deliberately added to
End encompassed it on all sides, he reso-
Hay refused to move the old structure.
IthiOn Champion: The two pressed brick
III established in this city are arranging to
mOus $4,000 pressed brick per day during
Rnmlng season. These with several other
ERant manufacturing industries which
lsisrt up In full blast as soon as the spring
|aElli make things very lively in Atchison
Ping the present year.
Aeone Journal: VIM Wales, prominent
|Anan southeast Of town, vaccinates his
|as esq preventative Of blackleg. He says
NAt know whether there is any virtue in
II not but he knows he has never had
Il Of the disease since he adopted the
|3aee, and there are many others who
|len Inc same testimony.
aenison Champion: A geological survey
Aansas would be splendid thing and Of
III PRACTICAL value. If it were not for the
nOas expense involved. 1t is estimated
4 would cost in the neighborhood Of
IVY 70 make the kind of survey that
zig @ made. That being the case the
Ea viii not receive attention probably for
Il FEARS to come.
aSason Champion Kansas expended for
rasis wages and all other school purposes,
Y me year ending May 81, 1887, $4,O65,-
Y y against So, $40, OH. SO for the year
y Increase Of $2l6, 4l93S. This shows
.aISelous growth Of the State during the
!esf not including the period between
I ~ december, the time of the most mar
= progress the State ever made.
.a'0fula Blade: The Santa Fe is putting
u y tracks In Its yard, the main object
n Oelng to obtain facilities for making
u supply station for construction west
ana handling the business expected
~ ~ aDle Is erected at the extreme west
III ~ yard, and four side tracks will be
As ~ seven switches. Mr. Cayne informs
60 ~ al track-laYing will be completed
~, Surfacing the track already
~ 'nen occupy considerable time.
-.aO't Sentinel: A curious phenomena
- recently, at John Nelson's living on
rsul'ses Of Mrs Ewart, in our city. They
ssng well to a greater depth, during
usy threw out large quantity Of oily
- Russell, L. Palmer and IT. Short
s%l1g The work, and to warm themselves
49, . small fire on the newly dug
lsolO % their amazement and alarm,
IN PIE burst into flames, emitting q
s.aLe, which burned for some hours,
1@usef Of the dwelling standing near.
- Record: A strange scene was enact
u uepot one day this week. Stockmen
SNORING for cars in which to ship fat
va ~ upon the depot platform lay guam
son. shipped from the east. Broom
L \ T III, we're shipping the best Of broom
Il h~ulcago; at the same time large
s roOlls was lying upon the platform
IA !. eastern factory. Do our readers
Rast ne matter isl Neither those hogs
n M ooOn I'm corn should have been sent
II 6a,ao olh worked up At home, saving
80 There Is an old colored man in
Il, ~ Who before the war, was q slave
N uce' Msrmaduke Of Missouri. This
sb.ls name Is Joseph Breathitt, but
~ ! OILY as Marmaduke. When Gen.
49,. Halls Fifth regiment Missouri