Local notices and town happenings paint a busy week
Various items recount community events from weddings and church meetings to funerals and school openings. Mentions of merchants, farmers, and civic activities appear alongside notices about map cotton, fruit shipping, and town services. Aged residents receive care updates, while local businesses advertise sales and job needs.
Minstrel troupe brings lively entertainment to town
A note of thanks for bereavement support opens a piece on the McKaniass Troups, a colored musicians company led by Prof. McKaniass a Cin cinnati College of Music graduate. The show on Saturday Sept 17 promises humor and music. Also mentions church events student notes election results and a Kemp’s cough remedy advert.
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McKaniass
College of Music At
Cincinnsti
Carpet Sweepers and Worms On Page Day
The item discusses carpet sweepers as household labor savers and mentions a Perslay Worm with yellow back stripes and aroma of Peraley weed, noting abundant presence in the state and potential fish bait. Also reports on a domestic sewing machine praised for durability and adjustability, plus two hunting parties planning trips and a railway operation change affecting service from Wellington to the Atchison Topeka and Santa Fe line.
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Joseph Savage
Spowle
Snow Halshes
Tyatus Dowell
Snssschuvetts Street
Southern Kansas Railway
West I
Wellington
Kiowa
Atchison, Toroka & Santa Fe Railway
Au Tes
G. W. Grant Haa
Southern Sans
Santa Fe
Wewton
Arkansas City
Chicago, Hanana & Nebraska Railway
Kansas
City
Pennsylvacia
B. & Q. Rosda
Chicero
New York
Atchison
Jocsl
Kansay City
Thomay
Buckeya Avenue
Manchester
Minnespoile
Wnh Concordia
Santa Fe Linen
Abilene
Abilene Gazette
New Goods and Building Plans at the Institute Fair
New goods arrive by car load with fair prices posted throughout the house. About 400 students attend the institute with crowded buildings. Printing department work begun. Building plans from Washington not yet received. YMCA support noted with earnest workers and plans for a windmill and an elevated water tower.
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ELL “ Institute
Lise
Bulidoga
Sepoucent
Tabor
Denver
Col
Dent
Utica
M. Y
Ashe
Ahe
Pittsburgh
St. Louisa
Washington
la Veta
Fmat
Dress Goods and Liquor Sales Advertised in Brief
An old newspaper fragment highlights dress goods from Boston Philadelphia and New York with claims of exclusivity and high prices. It also mentions wholesale liquor sales to private families, a Missouri shipment, and a horticultural exhibit moving to the State Fair in Topeka.
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Boston
Philadelphia
New York
Wiske
Dresa
Cama
Douglas County Horticultural Society
Biemarck
Topeka
Sheemaker Dunn
Court House
Gettysburg
the Grove
Yeaterday
Topeke
George Innes
Charming Dress Goods and School Texts in 1877 Kansas City
An 1877 issues highlights shop claims of vast dress goods assortment in Kansas City with a hint of local ads. It notes teachers in Douglas County adopting uniform texts and introducing scrapbooks to deepen students’ research, plus suggestions for preserving articles and anecdotes from newspapers and history.
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West
Kansas City
John Lavelle
Douglas County
Cipite
Tescher
Geographical
Senate Journal
Patent-Office
Isa
Post Master Shannon to Be Home Thursday
The notice mentions Post Master Shannon will be home on Thursday and that only two letters will be advertised this week in the state. It notes postal staff inspecting the system and a clerk, W. T. Galvan, considering a trip to California, plus a large shipment of registered packages from Geo. Innes and Ottawa officials discussing free delivery rollout.
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Shannon
W. T. Galvan
Californls
Geo. Innes
J. B. Kessler
Ottawa
W. B. Brownell
Heoess City Yeotard
Misa Lillin Rabakopts
Walter Stansberry
St. Laut
Mr. Yeatman
B. J. Horton
Tory Alck
Mise Cisndia Pendleton
Kaonas City
F. Clark Jett
Mr. Washington Hadley
Chicago
W. H. Hears
Osksloois
Hertz
St. Tan
Woodward
California
M. L. Pitsford
Colorado Springs
William Morse
Osks
Lucas
J. M. Robbins
Kan
Mx Cits
Marys
John T. Heatty
Marysville
Law Department
University
Alonzo Kelly Arriedt
Oregon
Savtte
John Kelly
Gentleman's Magazine
Pail Mall Gazette
Souly
A Wyoming Story That Would Be Honest to Ingmard’s Imagination
A New York Journal correspondent recounts a Wyoming tale at Lander about a hidden waterway in a canyon. Jacob Gaylor dives into a powerful surge, survives, traverses a cavern, and discovers a basalt shaft that channels the Popoagie river through a subterranean passage ending in a gleaming pool. The adventure blends danger with natural wonders and a dramatic escape.
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Wyoming
Einggard
New York
Jacob Gayior
Gaylor
Tim
Kin Cara
Lia Tench
Gaylor Non
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