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Newspaper

Lawrence Weekly Journal

Location

Lawrence, Kansas, United States of America

Date

Aug 25, 1887

Page

5

Marriage License Issued By Judge Norton For Lowe Morris

A marriage license was issued yesterday by Judge Norton to Wm H Lowe and E Catherine Morris both of this city. The report notes a season school picnic planned for next Sunday at Hoover's Grove near Dolby on Washington Creek. A storm last Saturday caused corn damage along Mud Creek. Multiple notices cover health, local events, and county finances.

Norton Wm. H. Lowe E. Catherine Morris Hoover's Grove Dolby Washington Creek Oliver Butler Merchant's Bank National Bank New York City Mud Creek Denver Mise Ella Taylor Alferd Taylor Alabama Sentinel Birmingham Alabama Prof. Kesler Warrenton Frof. Finch Charles Ott P. E Junction City Kas F. G. Leist Kansas City J. A. Keitz Charles Harmon Wyandotte H. Maneger Halstead

Haskell Institute Sees Student Departures and Growth

Mr Hogan left for Fort Darlington I T with more students while Mr H B Pears returned with eighteen students. ten others were barred by the territory agent. The institute plans to use the recitation room until new buildings rise, hoping the coming year will be its most successful yet. A separate notice offers liquor and wine wholesales for medicinal and family use.

Haskell Institute Hogan Fort Darlington I. T H. B. Pears Indian Territory Haskell

Second Reading of Occupation Tax Ordinance

An adjourned council session led by Mayor Barker approved a detailed second reading of the occupation tax schedule. Many trades face specific annual or weekly fees, while several listed lines were struck for not matching state statute authority. The measure aims to secure revenue for the city with broad business coverage and general support from local merchants.

Barker Mattrose

Geodetic Survey Progress Across Douglas County Work

The U S Coast and Geodetic surveyors completed a regional survey with a letter from Engineer F A Granger describing transcontinental triangulation aims and its scientific value. It covers base measures of a 3000 mile east west line, height determinations, and establishing a linked framework for state surveys. The work spans Douglas county to La Pear Iowa with towers and distant points set to improve alignment.

Douglas Co U.S JM. Shepherd F.A. Granger Dent Douglas County la Pear Iowa

Horticultural meeting draws large attendance at Stiner grove

The Saturday gathering near Bis marck at Mr Stiner's grove drew many from Grant township and Leavenworth county with many youths in attendance. Speakers praised the host couple and Mr McNaughton of Reno gave an eloquent welcome. Fruit exhibits featured grapes and a peach with seedling traits, and discussions covered tomatoes and melons amid also a social, reflective mood.

Stiner Eyatt Mc Naugton Reno Demosthenes Cicero Robert Ingersoll E. A. Colman A- H Grieta Concord Pockiington Reisling Keisling Brigaton Lindley Noah Martha Wilder Moore Perkins Elvira Sye Vergennes Jefferson Agawam Smith Stiver M. W. Reynolds America Joe Savage Prof. Riley Samuel Reynolds Finel Brown Popular Science Europe Jess Uban Milton Reynolds Arkansas Lawrence University Town Pani A. H. Griesa

Prohibition Views Cited at Franklin Douglas Society Event

The gathering featured Mr. Sizson sharing remarks on prohibition and Mr. Thompson delivering a eulogy on woman ending with The band that rocks the cradle to the hand that rocks the world. Music provided by Miss Kittie Pierson and Mr. Al Fishback. A joint Franklin and Douglas counties meeting is set for the 3rd Saturday in September at W. E. Barnes’s Vinland residence.

Sizson Ohio Thompson Kittie Pierson Baldwin al. Fishback North Lawrence Franklin and Douglas Counties W. E. Barnes Vinland

North Lawrence Items Describe Winter Floods and Local Fires

The North Lawrence column reports the river rose about a foot in muddy conditions as a new oak floor is prepared for a bridge. A fire at C. W. Smith’s barn on Kentucky street caused extensive damage, with losses around 400 and tools about 150, likely started by tramps.

Milton Pettibone Bismarck Grove Kentucky Street C. W. Smith Vermont Street Berkley Vermont Streets

Bismarck Fair Rejects Gambling Privileges Policy

The Lawrence Gazette reports the Western National Fair Association will not grant any gambling privileges at the Bismarck exposition. Secretary Van Hoesen confirms no games of chance will be allowed, a stance praised as protecting morality and decency.

Bismarck The Gazette Western National Fair Association van Hoesen Gazeette Kansas Lawrence Gazette

Death by own action shocks quiet Lawrence town

A coroner reports Jeremiah Hollister aged about 28 died by hanging himself on his own premises in Lawrence Douglas County Kansas on August 22 1887. His body was found by his mother and the jury ruled death by self strangulation while he was reportedly in a cheerful mood and possibly under liquor influence. Funeral arrangements will be announced.

A. Nottingham Nottingham Jerry Hollister Lawrence Journal Kentucky Street Quincey Jerry Miller State OF Kansas Douglas County Danglas A. D W. G. Miller Jeremiah Hollister W.G. Miller Loroner Seward Halleater Topeka

Green's August Flower Promises Health For Dyspeptics

An adverse piece extols Green's August Flower as a cure for dyspepsia and indigestion. It blames greasy and irregular eating for digestive woes and claims the remedy restores health and happiness, priced at seventy five cents.

August Flower Green

Old Settler Capt C M Meek Buried at Oak Hill

Capt C M Meek a Kansas pioneer born December 1824 in Decatur Indiana died in Kansas City last Saturday and buried yesterday in Oak Hill cemetery. Lawrence Grand Army Post and Lodge No 4 led a large procession from the depot to the cemetery. He helped organize the Iola battalion and served as first lieutenant before raising a volunteer company in Lawrence.

C. M. Meek Kansas Oak Hill Hei Kansas City Lawrence Texas Iola Mathew Coleman

Cure of Pneumonia by Plaster Treatment

Wm. A. Lawren of Jesa Road Niagara County New York reports severe lung pain and pneumonia like illness a year ago. After using five Allack’s Plasters one under each arm each shoulder blade and one on the chest the cough pain fever subsided. He slept deeply and recovered within a day and wore the plasters eight days with no further trouble.

Jesa Road Niagara Co Wm. A. Lawren

Quiet Sunday Wedding Ties Woodard and Smith

Mrs. Sarah A. Woodard hosted an informal ceremony on New York street Sunday evening. Ross Woodard wed Miss Sadie Smith at 8 30, with close relatives present and Dr. Marvin performing. They left for Stafford Kansas on the midnight train, as well wishes from the Journal.

Sarah A. Woodard New York Street Ross Woodard Sadie Smith Marvin Stafford Kas Woodard

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