Lawrence City Realty Ad Promises Farms and Homes
A flood of anxious farm and dwelling listings offers land near Lawrence with prices from $13 to $1,050 per acre, lot sales on West Lawrence, and a stone house with large cellar plus 100 fruit trees. Promises easy terms, payments, and exchanges, urging readers to visit the seller’s office for full details.
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Wren
Bari
Tua
Jiread
Vrenes
Irane Heusel
Lawrence
Spencer Station
Nuy
Drice
Massachusetts Street
Sgvod
West Lawrence
Personal notes from Lawrence city visitors and residents
Edl Russet tests Sarat W. Daily returns from toil. Borgholthaus and wife back from Kansas City visits. Fred Waun and Thos. C. Gilleat ves to Leavenworth. Alice Stubbs in Kansas City. WW Cook and daughter to Harper. E Newlin and wife on ALP. Herbert Bulkene visits Kansas City. Mrs. Hilman to Cincinnati for two weeks. John Waller to Ottawa. White, county clerk, visits Kansas City. A Rogers from Kansas City visiting office. All Dalys back to Enterprise. Mrs. Diges to stay a few days. Keatyas back from Albuquerque. Capt. John Gerry in city on Culbertson business. L. Steinberger and D. Lauderker from St. Louis in city. Mary Miller hosts senior class Friday. Twenty in literary department. Mrs. Hubble home from Calif. plans to return to Lawrence. G H Burgett in city as United States Mutual Protective Assn. Milner from Atchison at Ottawa Sunday School convention. Samuel Groff praised by locals after return from Pacific coast life plans. Canadian youth praised Lawrence’s city and resources.
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W. W. Daily
RA. Borgholthaus
Sterday
Kansas City
Joseph Ri
Fred Waun
C. Gilleatves
Leavenworth
Alice Stubbs
WW. Cook
Harper
E. Newlin
Herbert Bulkene
Hilman
Cincinnati
Jobn Waller
The
Westrader
Ottawa
White
A. Rogers
Frank L. Webster
Enterprise
Diges
Keatyas
John Gerry
Neusho County
Culbertson
Messrs. L. Steinberger
David Lauderker
St. Louis
Steinberg
Mary Miller
Cliss
Portland & Oregon Railroad
Wave Hgation Company
Triunds
G.H. Burgett
United States Mutual Protective Association
DD. C. Milner
Atchison
Samuel Groff
F. W. Read
Groff
Lawrence Eleven Y
E. J. Bollert
Innes & Gall
Harriston
Ontario
Canada
Pacife
Histeric
Real estate ad and assorted local notices
An eclectic page offers lots for sale in a western addition near Illinois street and Warren with varied utilities and proximity to University and post office. Advertisers include Bargains L O Melntire Co selling dry goods and carpets, Mill street hardware dealer, and a paper listing old papers for sale. Also notes a pleasant party hosted by Mrs E W McEwan and Mrs Stewart, plus promotions for leather gloves and a popular barber shop. A medical note touts St Jacobs Oil as a reliever from neuralgic pains by F G O G S Ethnological Museum from Leipzig.
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Ilinois Street
Warren
Wa. T
Mill Air
Achusetts Street
Richard Oberlaender
Leipzig
Germany
Ethnological Museum
Vshington Nutes
Bateman
Mehitbern
Bateman & UG
Wittess
Cady
Goulenel
McKilin
Bateman & Co
Murrow
Cal
Col. Morrow
Bateaune
Colonel Morrow
Oman
Indications of unsettled weather in Missouri Valley
May E report notes partly cloudy skies and local rain in the Missouri Valley with northwesterly winds and cooler temperatures. A dispatch from Topeka mentions the Indian Territory tensions, indictments in Cincinnati, and ongoing court actions affecting rail and financial interests amid unsettled conditions.
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Wastisetos
Missouri Valley
Indigenous policy and legislative turmoil described
Fragmentary report details debates on Indian policy and the Dawes era, citing federal efforts to assimilate the Initian tribe, criticisms of government actions, and interruptions in congressional proceedings. Mentions of bills on water supply, police regulation, and lotteries reflect a broad session focused on reform, outcry against scams, and party maneuvering.
Market News From New York and Kansas City Produce
The Lily Indicator outlines New York money market notes with yields and bond activity. Kansas City produces market figures show May 12 sales volume and price moves amid quiet trading and slow cash activity.
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Kansas
Nansags City
Lily
Louis Live Stock Market May 12 1884 Report
Louis live stock market report from May 12 1884 shows 1000 herd stockers and feeders traded, bulk at prices around 2.00 to 3.00, shipments listed and receipts noted. Goats and sheep markets with varied quotes, shipping demand improving, Texan fed cattle and logs and clips priced, overall market activity described with price ranges.
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Kansas City
St. Louis
Sr. Laws
Texas
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Trade Palace
Wisse
Horsal
Merry
Laurel Leal, ‘Elerits
Temptation
Cts
Jolilau
Vernts
Prince Ay Uley
A. B. Kahnweiler & Bro
D. L. Ahadley
Korat Baking Powder Co
Bowersock's Opera House
Anna Dickinson
Will
Joan of Arc
Lawrences
Miss Dickinson
Pleld & Co
Eapm Teen & Co
Mass. St
Sinclair
City of
L. O. Melntire & Co
WL. Duncan
Sibley
Muirket
Tre Jovenal
Deredite
E. W. McEwan
Stewart
Mamie
Cote Henshaw
Collins
Keonsey
Palmer
Viola McFarland
Frade Palace
Geo. J. Hoffman
Tom Johnson
Eldridge House
Telegrapinc News
Ithay Meyers
Arch
Indian Territory
Hayipi
Oklahoma
FI Teno
T. Sherman
Yeu Fstates
Fabian Chirt
New York
Indian
National Council
Wwaighis
Warno
Eac
Uiem
Yoreka
Topeka
Simul
Uiewer
Unt
United States
Minishal Vauve
Fubissy
Santa Ys
Mexico
Cinetxxati
Seeial
Connelion
Court House
Avery Sa
Rvit
Desmond
Avery
Paoi
Cone Delay
Con Brown
Giltilian
Omapathy
Washington
St. Paul Rons
Aff Townsend & Co
Sabin
Ret National Tank
Simran
Che Su Wre
Tix Net
Xelvih
Kirwin
Kansa
Hawley
Alf Lawley
Dawes
Indiana
Jozalls
Tatsuo
Columbia
Brown
Louisiana State Lottery
Colossa
Bereford
Ohin
Weller
Asus
Oppo Porames
Steven
York
Colombia
Morrow
Batemta
War Department
Toitte
Army
Swain
Mr. Morrow
Dean Lopar
Market Report
Raph
Lun JounNat
Lew Yous
Altun
Burtiy
Or. Louis
Rei, wEler & Ishy
Pune
Cos
Maret
G. A. RB
VOL Uan
G. A. R. Suits
G. A. R. Hats
G. A. R. Buttons
G. A.R. Hatfards
G.A.R
G. A. R. Letters
Clothing Headquarters
Arc
Tringerg
King Clothier
Massachusetts St
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