City and County News Highlights From March 13 1890
Local notes report visits by Hon Percy B Russell and wife to his parents, moves by Western Farm Mortgage Co to Denver, and a spring sewerage controversy in the city election. Births include twin girls to Mr and Mrs R D Phillips of North Lawrence. Various items cover education appointments, stock and clothing news, and community society activities.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
R. D. Phillips
North Lawrence
Ben Cravis
Chicago
New York
Grand Chapter Order of Eastern Star
Wm. T. Ran- L
James i
Father Ennis
Horticultural Society
Italian Agriculture and
Eta Inducements for Dry Goods and Carpets in Lawrence
During the remainder of this month the firm announces record low prices on dry goods and carpets in Lawrence. The sale covers Wool Dress Goods Silks Velvets White Goods Linens Challies Satteens American and Imported Ginghams Prints Muslins Tickings Shirtings Denims Jeans Cattonades Gents Hosiery Gloves Underwear Ladies Spring Wraps Carpets Oil Cloths Mattings Curtains Fixtures at 1910 Mass Streat? Lawrence. We invite examination of goods and prices. L C McIntire.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lawrence
Mass
Home Seekers Rally on Cherokee Outlet Opening
Special correspondence describes growing homeseeker migration to the Cherokee outlet near Amanxsis City Kas as settlers camp along Walnut river. It notes anticipated land openings, debate over rights of the Cherokees, Perkins bill support for open settlement, and stoking town growth with new schools churches and housing as post office strain rises.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tom Gazarre
Kansas
Perkins
Presbyterian Church
Congregational Church Fulks
Arcely
T. Ss. M
New Shoe Store Opens in Lawrence at 830 Massachusetts
The Cash Shoe Store opened by Frank Meierhoffer and Henry Hunzicker on Saturday March 8 in room 830 Massachusetts street formerly Bayless Mercantile Co two doors north of Herman Broeker's tin shop. A cordial welcome is extended to citizens of Lawrence and nearby areas. The store offers new stock bought and sold for cash and a connected repairing department with prompt service.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cash
Frank Meierhoffer
Henry Hunzicker
Massachusetts Street
Bayless Mercantile Co
Herman Broeker
Lawrence
Our Extensive Dry Goods Stock at Great Lawrence Prices
To Our Pattons thanks to friends across the county for patronage. Our stock of prints ginghams shirtings denims muslins latines table linens underwear hosiery gloves dress goods silks trimmings white goods embroideries jackets wraps carpets curtains is the most complete in the state. We buy direct from manufacturers and offer a fourfold assortment, with a straight forward policy. Inspect our stock and return any unsatisfactory purchase for a full refund.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lawrence
Grand Monthly Drawing of The Louisiana State Lottery
The notice reports the Grand Monthly Drawing held on Tuesday February 11 with Prize 2300,000 to Ticket 64 395 sold in twentieths, and names owners in multiple cities. It also lists other prize winners including 100,000 50,000 and 25,000 prizes with various purchaser locations and bank affiliations. The next drawing is set for Tuesday April 15 with information available from M A Dauphin New Orleans.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tate
M. A. Dauphin
New Orleans
C. Kozminski & Co
Chicago
Malachi J. Good
Boston
Mass
National Security Bank
John I. Mayfield
Ed. C
C. Nord
Paxton, Ill
Edgar Hill
Cincinnati
C. T. Aubushon
de Soto
Bank of Montreal
Brockville
Ont
Canada
John Meyer
Cor. Baroone
New Origen la
H. &. Hulburd
Til
American Express Co
Detroit
Mich
W. P. Chester
Tremont St
L. Schroder
N.25th St
Philadelphia Pa
American National Bank
Leadville
Col
Tom. Gesson
Birmingham
Ala
First National Bank
Jackson, Tenn
Farley National Bank
Montgomery
Lowry Banking Co
Atlanta, Ga
Booming Settlement Sparks Cherokee Strip Conflict
Activists rally to invade the Cherokee Outlet on April 2 as cattlemen face removal orders. Settlers estimate thousands will swarm the strip. Guthrie groups mobilize agents to claim prime tracts while troops await action. Competing orders from Commissioner Morgan and Interior Department intensify tensions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Guinn
Indian Territory
Kansas
Cherokee Strip Homesteaders’ Association
Guthrie
Arkansas City
Winfield
Caldwell
Kan
Oklahoma
Cherokee Strip
Harrison
Delates
Washington
Guthrie Board of Trade
Messrs
D. T. Flynn
Henry Linn
Joseph Pinguard
Guthrie Lurean
Guthrie Bureau
Homesteader's Association
Cavanaugh
Hummer on Carpets Prices Offered This Week
A local sale promotes carpets at budget prices with a range from 18c per yard for Cotton Chain Ingram to luxurious Moquette. Shoppers are urged to call or visit to view the goods as paper quotes cannot capture true value and selection.
A J Griffin Markets Blue Bridge Shaft Coal
A J Griffin promotes Blue Bridge shaft coal offering the best quality at the lowest prices as A D Weaver endorses the product and urges customers to try it.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A. J. Griffin
Barn Storming in a Farm Barn theater tale from the stage pioneer
Joseph Jefferson recalls early touring in hotels dining rooms and a farmer who brought a troupe to perform in his barn near Liberty Mississippi. The open air audience of about sixty watched The Specter Bridegroom and The Lady of Lyons under a full moon as a lively community attendance formed around the rustic stage.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tefferson
Joseph Jefferson
Adaremdp
Liberty
Ami
Tem
Lady of Lamb
Spector
Dreese
Lyons
The Black Bishop of the Niger in England on Mission
The Right Rev. Samuel Adjai Crowther visits Salisbury Square Fleet Street from Africa to raise funds for a new Niger church. The 81 year old missionary bishop speaks with Pall Mall Gazette about his work, noting traders aiding his mission and heathen converts joining services. Louis XVI is discussed in a separate piece.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Niger
Samuel Adjai Crowther
Church Missionary House
Salisbury Square
Fleet Street
England
Africa
Nigur
Lagos
Sierra Leone
Church Missionary Society
Yoruba
St. Peter's Day
Canterbury Cathedral
Pall Mall Gazette
Aew
Deserter and Chancellor News From Local Page Notes
Regents may appoint Charles H Thwing of Minneapolis as chancellor and he is invited to assume the post. The issue also reports farm notes, band concert date, social visits, a shoe store opening, a young death, farm disputes, and an advertising pitch for John Deere gear and a one dollar subscription offer for a local paper.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles W. Moore
Belvoir
The
Tribune
Gazette
University Regents
Chas. H. Thwing
Minneapolis
Thwing
Also Mentioned on This Page
CiTyw Ann County News
Percy B. Russell
Mr. Russell
Western Farm Mortgage Company
Denver
Justus Howell
New Jersey
Howard Peakrs
Haskell
R. A. Steele
South
Fort Worth
Texas
Haskell Institute
Meserve
Andrew Atchison
Kansas City Star
West
Daily Star
H. W. Hayne
Tennessee Street
Prof Preyer
Leavenworth
Carlton A. McClintock
Sibley
Wichita
Douglas County
Douglas
Grant Township
Grant Township Union Church
M. E. Vermilya’s
J. Wilson
California
Plains
Dr. Bull
Mass. St
Lawrence, Kan
P.S
Morgan
Jack Spahr
S. H.— Ranch
Kaw
Interior Department
A. D. Weaver
Louis XVI
Minda
Fales
Charles King
Hesper Academy
Clark Morris
John Gardner
David Horrell
Clinton
Joe Beaver
Goslin
Vera Gathers
J.E. Gathers
John Watkins
Kansas City
Arthur Kagi
C. Tindall
F. Gleed
Gleed
Kagi
Bin
H. Kazi
E. L. Saylor
Kanwaka
A. E. Smith
Thos. Benjamin
Susie Nace
Minnie McCarter
Lizzie Saylor
Lecompton
Ollie Richardson
Carrie Gentry
Emma Porter
Nellie Benjamin
Miss Thompson
Messrs. L. Duffee
Will Porter
J. Johnson
J. Todhunter
O. Barber
Arthur Pontius
Gov. Richardson
A. 8. Ricker
Judge B. Ish Pend
Miami
Judge K Ish
C. Bruen & Son
A. Palm
Jobin Deere Gonths
Moline
John Deere
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