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Newspaper

Lawrence Weekly Journal

Location

Lawrence, Kansas, United States of America

Date

May 26, 1887

Page

5

Local court actions and industrial notes from Missouri and Kansas

Constable Estes brings Cole on a Monday requisition from Missouri Governor for alleged mortgaged property sale by a man. Judge Norton designates Edward Russell as administrator for B J Bailey estate. A will evidence commission issued for J E Bailey. Lawrence Canning Factory runs at full peas pace with about fifty workers, expanding as crops rise. Eudora Mining and Natural Gas Association formed with 1000 bond authorization to deepen coal and gas prospects to 500 more feet. Also mentions Salvation Oil and Dr Bull's Cough Syrup. Rain boosts farmers, corn outlook improves. Two runaways damaged Hermane Hase and Mr Petty wagons yesterday.

Property transfers and a drug advert from local column

Lot 66 New Hampshire street transfers from W A Shipley of Lafayette Indiana to Abe Watts for 360 dollars. I N Van Hoesen's Agency sold Dr Morse's residence for 2500. G F Richards and wife transferred to Anton Feldhofe lots 7 and 9 in block 32 Eudora for 50. C A Peaks and wife nave sold to Mary Moore jet 8 in block 25 Sinclair's addition for 550. Chas H Tucker sold to J N Roberts lot 113 on Pennsylvania street for 154 dollars. Mothers teething and fretful children need Dr Arnold's Soothing and Quieting Cordial 20 cents. For sale by all druggists.

New Hampshire Street W. A. Shipley Lafayette Ind Abe Watts I. N. van Hoesen Dr. Morse G. F. Richards Anton Feldhofe Eudora C. A. Peaks Nave Mary Moore Jet

Mitch ell camp officers installed after muster in

General Robert B Mitch ell camp held a muster led by Col. Heron with officers installed including Captain A J May First Lieut B R C Rankin and Second Lieut R S Horton The camp council members were Geo Whitcomb Chas Allison and Frank Churchill A large turnout of veterans attended and refreshments were served by the Relief Corps ladies Forty members have been enrolled and more signed applications The group shows strong enthusiasm and expects a large membership The camps will join Memorial Day exercises.

Robert B. Mitchell Col. Heron A.J. May BR. C. Rankin R. S. Horton Geo. Whitcomb Chas. Allison Frank Churchill Relief Corps L Argeone

H. Hattert & Co Promises Home Work Opportunity

An often misspelled advert promises easy at home work with no cost to join and earnings potential. It urges readers of all ages to send for details, claiming freedom from office constraints and the chance to earn from home.

Mrs Colwell Hosts Novel Quotation Luncheon at 830 Kentucky

Mrs W G Colwell entertained at a Friday luncheon described as a quotation party with informal tables, elaborate menu, and floral parlors. Guests included Mrs Ambler, Mrs Mazon and mother, Mrs Hynes, Mrs D C Haskell, Mrs Spaulding, Mrs Green of London Canada, Mrs Evans of Topeka, Mrs H Sleek of Kansas City, Mrs J M Wood, and others.

W.G. Colwell

Flower Service Fills Unitarian Church Despite Rain

The Unitarian church hosted its annual flower service with full attendance on a threatening Sunday. Prof Aldrich directed a double quartet and the event featured a Christening Hymn by Mrs Gardner set to music by Aldrich. Sincere recitations and readings preceded a short pastor’s address and a few baptisms, all praised as one of the most impressive services.

Unitarian Professor Aldrich Williams Ray Buckminster Willie Brown

Remarkable Cure for Lung Ailment by Cough Killer

A testimonial proclaims Dr Seth Arnold's Cough Killer cured a severe lung affection deemed incipient consumption by local physicians. After trying doctors and remedies with no success, the speaker notes a few bottles restored health and that friends saw similar results, calling it the best cough remedy. Sold by all druggists.

Seth Arnold

Barretts Clever Elephants Attract Crowds In May Show

S H Barretts New United Monster Shows visit town on Tuesday May 31 featuring trained elephants Bismarck and Juno with lead trainer Prof George Thompson. The act includes military drills, music, dances, and a four round boxing bout with trunks fitted with gloves and a referee.

S. H. Barrett George Thompson Bismarck Juno Doc Ben Builer Ben Marquis of Queensberry

Relaxed after cure by Brandreth's Pills for bilious headache

William E. Rockwell of No 512 West 47th Street New York recounts chronic bilious headache and dyspepsia worsened by diet fatigue or cold. After trying many remedies he used Brandreth's Pills a simple purgation plan. Over thirty nights he took one or two pills and gained weight with no further aches or pains.

Brandreth William E. Rockwell G. W. Oakes Filley F. L. Davis Missouri Valley Iowa Athlophoros Co Wall St New York

Graduating recital showcases Miss Gore with praise and crowd

Miss Mabel E. Gore gave a standout graduating recital at University Hall assisted by Miss Josie Hutchings and Prof. Wm. MacDonald. The program featured Chopin and Liszt with orchestral finale. The audience attended in large numbers with visitors from nearby cities and flowers presented to the performers.

University Hall Mabel E. Gore Josie Hutchings Wm. MacDonald Lawrence University MacDonald Miss Gore McDonald New England Conservatory of Music Boston Chopin Schumann Liszt E. Ries Emery Miss Hutchings

Pleasant Party Hosted By Miss Cora Parker Before NY Visit

Miss Cora Parker, famed for winter painting classes and hailed as the city’s finest artist, hosted a Tuesday studio reception before her Thursday departure to New York for further study. Guests included Misses Oliver Lockwood McFarland Auona Lu Kenyon March Reeser Long Parker and Messrs Dr Simmons Peairs Ayers Hawes Gorsuch McFarland Kenyon Roberts, with a card partner game and a candy collation featuring Parker’s paintings and a pantomime performance by Miss Long of Wichita.

Cora Parker New York Miss Parker Miss Long Wichita Oliver Lockwood McFarland Auona Lu Kenyon March Reeser Long and

May 24 1887 Patrick Graham Weds Melissa Bateman

Marital notice states Patrick Graham to Miss Melissa Bateman both of the city with ceremony by Rev Dr Beatty rector Trinity church. Also an advertisement touts English Spavin Liniment claiming to remove hard or soft lumps blemishes from horses including blood spavin curbs splints sweeney stifles sprains and sore throats with savings and warranty by Barber Bres druggist Lawrence.

Dr. Beatty Trinity Church Patrick Graham Melissa Bateman Bres Lawrence

Unclaimed Letters At Lawrence Post Office May 2007

List of unclaimed letters shows names under Ladies List and Gent's List in Lawrence Kansas for the week ending May 2007. Names include Cooper Kate E Carroll Tabeths Davis Maud Davis Lizzie Franklin Mollie Howell Haseltin LM Johnson Mary Krenton Martha Lane Mary Ladd Hattie Taylor Clara Taylor Emma Williams and others. Foreign Anton Schuler. Callers must say advertised and provide date. OSBUN SHANNON P. M.

Lawrence Kansas

Gratitude to neighbors for help with Arthur’s burial

To our friends and neighbors who so kindly assisted us in laying away our little Arthur, we will ever hold in grateful remembrance. Sames and Cyrena Adams, H. and L. Z. Carmean.

Arthur

The Strongest Man in Ohio Called George C Arnold

George C Arnold of Cleveland Ohio is proclaimed the strongest man in Ohio after gaining substantial weight and strength using Dr Harter's tonic. He had weighed under ninety five pounds less than a year ago due to chronic liver trouble and Bright's disease of the kidney.

Ohio George C. Arnold Cleveland, O Bright Harter

Working Classes offered lucrative home work in Portland

The notice promotes quick earning through a home based business by Greger Shycox & Co. It claims both sexes can earn 50 cents to 5 dollars per evening and more with time, promising to send one dollar as payment for inquiries. It asserts free particulars and outfit, asks readers to mail their addresses, and notes a Portland Maine origin with a 12 week warning.

Oine Greger Shycox & Co Portland, Maine

Also Mentioned on This Page

Craigs Newton, Kansas Massachusetts Street Vermont Atreet Cole Estes Missouri Norton Edward Russell B. J. Bailey J. E. Bailey Lawrence Canning Factory The Eudora Mining and Natural Gas Association Hermane Hase Mr. Petty Dr. Arnold Sons of Veterans H. Hattert & Co Portland Wewly Barrett West 47Th ST N. Y Ruovinstein Kammend Vatrow Tore Gastaldon Beethoven Wyati Sames and Cyrena Adams, 8. H. and L.Z. Carmean Tutt Seaver Rush County Rush Center la Crosse Winfields Salvation Army Drum Corps Kaskine Bellevue Hospital St. Francia Hospital Jas. I. Hall Albany Penitentiary St. Joseph Hospital W. F. Holecomba East 2Th St N.Y N Y Med College Kaseine CO Warren St J.G. Sands Valencia Mokaska Hermann Hase Agt Massachusetts Iit Bindery Bill Heads Journal Company Lawrence Journal Co
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