Old Pioneer Gene Fitz Dies After Long Public Service
Lawrence Kan September 30 1833 notices list letters remaining for residents including Miss Flor Atkinson Miss Alice Beverly Mrs Sarah A Brink Miss L Downs Mrs Lydia Davis Mrs Catherine Graham Miss Lula Hornsby Jennie Daenka Ella Jones Mrs Mattie Reynolds Miss Mary Topen Miss Sue Taylor Mrs Luata Watson and men Frank Allen George Dorrance Rev J W Davis Dr Rankin NR Fry Jao Feld Ed Fuizaki Harvey Hayes Thomas Hall Harvey Kirkpatrick Chas Seaberger James Montague EE McGee Rev J O'Brien WA Patterson GD Rockwell Sidney Risk Chas Schrader Chas Thompson F A Taylor Lous Watson Elmer Williams Otto Zeigler. Also notes Joseph Hurt J J Hurt etc. Old settler Geo W Fitz of Vinland died last Saturday and was buried Sunday after a life of Civil War era public service and Kansas struggles.
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J W Davis
Rankin Davis
IL Foster
NR Fry
Jao Feld
Ed Fuizaki
Jacob Hayes
Mr Howard
Mark Hates
Thomas Hall
Frank Kirkpatrick
Harvey Seaberger
JD McGee
James Montague
EE McCoy
J O'Brien
John EF Patterson
WA Rockwell
GD Risk
Sidney
Reed
Reuben Stler
Chas Spencer
Thos A Smith
TW Sora
David T Schrader
Chas Thompson
Mr Taylor
F A Watson
Lous Williams
Elmer Zeigler
Otto Persons
P.M
Last Day at North Lawrence Post Office Ends Tomorrow
The North Lawrence post office will close as tomorrow Mr. Shannon takes charge of government property. The town notes a new real estate and loan firm by F C Clark at the old Clark & Blair stand. brides and weddings figure among recent events. the Topeka reunion crowds and hotel fillings are noted. a infant burial in Oak Hill and local business chatter fill the page with local color.
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John T. Place
Minnesota
ML. W. Moody
J.J. Hurt
District Court
Neosho County
Tosh
Minnie
Kate Fields
Leavenworth
White
Geo. J. Barker
J. W. Green
Douglas County
Ottawa
Ambrose Martell
Concordia
Yeager
Green House
Horace P. Tripp
Journal Office
Hornellsville
New York
North Lawrence
Shannon
Roberts
Usher Iron Works
Clark & Blair
F.C. Clark
John J. Ingalls
Atchison
Senator Ingalls
Luther
Telephone Exchange
Exchange
Voice
Leavenworth Standard
Cloak offers and Saint Louis Free Information Bureau ad
Great Interest to You Ladies as cloak prices rise 10 to 20 percent from manufacturers while local stock remains robust. Plush, Newmarket wraps, jackets at low prices claim 25 percent savings versus rivals. June orders placed for Lawrence ladies. Also announces St. Louis pageant info bureau at Broadway and Chestnut to guide visitors to affordable lodging. Brandreth's Pills marketed as best internal remedy. They purify blood aid digestion and boost vitality.
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Newmarket
Patacx
Bureau of Entertainment
St. Louis
Railroad
Broadway and
Chestnut Streets
Baldwin City Items and 39th Parallel Survey Details
Dedicatory services at the Presbyterian church draw large crowds with sermons by Dr Porter of Fort Scott and Dr Osmond of Lawrence. A Baldwin City Gazette visitor reports on the 39th parallel observatory near Wellesville, noting a government run survey with six crew members and plans to publish results, after weeks of quiet.
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Presbyterian Church
Porter
Fort Scott
Osmond
Lawrence
Tite
Baldwin City
Journal
Baldwin
Wellesville
Douglas County
Cordisl
Thoms
Olathe
Left Handed Cow Tale and Merchant Notices
A Cove resident recalls milking a left handed cow, a witty exchange with a passing rider, and a quip about the cow being raised by a left handed woman. Also promotes a brief display of Brodie shawls at Trade Palace and notes Pratt's Ladies Class opening Friday at 4 o'clock with a promise of quality stoves from J. W. Bear.
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Conqueror
Walker
Messenger
Trade Palace
Pratt
Nervous Debilitated Men Seek 30 Day Free Trial Belt Claim
An illustrated pamphlet offers a free 30 day trial of Dr Dye's celebrated Voltaic Belt with Elastic Suspensory Appliances promising relief and a permanent cure for nervous debility loss of vitality and manhood. The notice guarantees restoration and no risk with a free mailing by the Voltaic Belt Co Marshall. Turkish Bath tickets must be redeemed by December first 1885 as the business will close afterward.
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Anldiressine Valtate Bell Co
Marshall, T
Ldcaddwly
J. T. Hooves
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