The Nicodemus cyclone. [volume] (Nicodemus, Graham County, Kan.) 1887-1888, 1888-04-27
rINsAS STATE NEWS.


ro ~. & coal undertaking Kansas
u .,or Snow, Of the State University,
PrOsesaO5 J collection of 300 different kinds
" l Issss from Europe
dn,' rttv RevaHs: Still owners on Main
BILL o time to unload their lot at prices
psslt 81. cOh from $3.50 to $500 per lot.
'pSsl. j. citv Free Press: We predict that
0ssE0 ut half enough cribs to hold the
bfs .,nsr NV be raised in Kansas this year.
~ c,ntiasl: Sheridan county will have
bO,'' ~ hest railroads in the country this
F0u and the Rock Island the Union Pa
~ county World: Not less than $25,-
pVa III If Brown comfy horses, cattle and
" 80 80 sold at the Kansas City market last
..r,eaf Herald: Mr.. Howell, Of Coleman
0 ..bip has pair Of geese that weigh 25
p, N rounds respectively. He thinks he has
% a5Sampions Of the county.
,.ars Grier, the Oldest member Of the
~. ~ bar. was fined $50 by Judge Guthrie
1sortempt of court, and, upon refusing to
y |. he was committed to jail.
, tsith-cure healer at Salina tried to cure a
4 i small -pox BY the laying on Of hands,
~ the doctor and patient are quaran-
~ u. II a suburban blacksmith shop.
p.lOit Democrat; And now after the farm
have their oats all sowed, their early
.,.toes planted, and all ready for it, heavy
sns Are reported from all over the state.
p,oup County World; The city will clear
ANT n. 500 on the water works each year.
/ 4. ernenses are met by the prices charged
! tanning mains and water sold to the rail-
md company.
sepecca Democrat: Vice-President Erb, Of
AK. @, W. & N. W., say that all the men
a,t can be hired will be put on their road
s.Ivaeu Wyandotte and Seneca to put it in
lad condition.
Atebison Champion: Several Of the heav-
II iobbers in Atchison report business in
lrblson much heavier this spring than for
III corresponding season of 1887, although
mectiOns are slower.
|. Fritz, a prominent citizen Of Olathe,
d.d last week from using corn cure medicine.
n had applied it according to instructions,
! htlt caused gangrene and blood poisoning
mich produced death.
BelIeyIlIe Democrats We are informed that
,uumber Of old bachelors have formed a mat
rnoniaI insurance company with a capital
aOck Of $50 600, and that charter will be APP
BIsd for In few days.
Oberlin Herald: We are informed, on
Rsmrgly reliable authority, that the Rock
Island surveyors are now engaged in running
ahe between OronOque and NOrcatur, with
Oberin as the objective point.
Krwin young man made arrangements
hkil bis father, mother and brother recent
N and was only prevented from consummat-
hg bis fendish plan by his chum cOnfes sing.
Be wanted to obtain 81, 800, which his father
bad In the house.
Burglars broke into the postoffice at HoltOn
he other night, blew the door Of the safe off
lis hinges and made an unsuccessful attempt
htfeet an entrance into the interior steel
Ilnlt where the most valuable articles were
H0teeted and saved.
Philips Freeman: Mr. v. r. Mambert has
planted, the present season, mostly on Arbor
dsL 800 forest trees, 60 currants and %
lums besides variety Of other shrubs.
he will also seed down a goodly quantity Of
ground in timothy, clover, alfalfa, etc.
Marshall County Nesos: Geo. W. Eddy, who
vent to Alamosa, Colorado, few weeks agC
bOcate on a farm, has returned, satisfied
that Kansas is far ahead of any Colorado val
lg as an agricultural country. He SAYS al
i0e rest Of the Maryville boys will be back be
fore long.
Frankfort Bell: One day last week one Q
De citizens Of Bigelow circulated a subscrip
Ion paper at that place, and in q very shor
tme nearly seven hundred dollars were sub
GlDed The gentleman informs us that tn
Mtlook Is good for raising necessary funds t
prospect for coal.
Centralia has cheese factory which mad
ass year over $500 pounds Of cheese; tn
Vlpplnger harrow factory will turn out owe
lWO harrows this year; enough funds hav
aeen subscribed for a canning factory, and
Aock company will soon be formed TO put ii
sfolef process grist mill.
Seneca Tribune: 1t is semi officially state
Nlt the K. G., w. & w. q n. will build t
Ae Nebraska line this summer, and d
lrther north, but branch will be cor
Slucted from q point on the main line
soFtn Of bonds will be earned, voted BY kar
~ City, when the road is operated to th
nate line
Nemaha Republican: The egg business ha
EEOWn to be one Of the big industries Of q
ee1na and the amount Of cash paid out weel
70 our farmers is vastly more than any or
soua Imagine. More than fifty thousan
su.sn eggs have been shipped from Sabeth
W.. = sne past month, and one firm alone Ia
saa out on an average $500 per week for egs
Y several weeks past.
Kabbld dogs have recently appeared in va
gus sections Of the state. In Lane count
a'ue, hogs, horses and dogs have been bi
~. Citizens are aroused and are EXTERN
sraaaalng the infected animals. At the town
lllOnne Max Mailer died Of hydrophobia
Esat agony. The sons Of Lee Chapman al
49, l'cnial Sherwin have been bitten and the
sea1ls are expected any moment
Inc other morning just as the Missouri I
sac passenger train had reached the city lii
4a Winfield, the engine jumped the ira
m went plunging ito a plowed field. 4
sugne and tender and the combination ba
49,, mail and smoking car was badly dem'
snea The day coach and chair car were .
ss..Aied Ernest Roffers, an electric lie
hummer, had an arm broken. No one q
ss injured.
Lnporia Republican: The laws Of kan'
aake i the duty Of every physician IN I
sA1e tokeep record Of the deaths occurri
ns practice. or that may come to
AnOFledge, where death occurs without me-
=. u attendance noting the form Of disea
49, 3 lar as possible the cause which p
nnaeeQ II and to report the same to the 10