U P Railroad Time Table and Local Church Notices
A mixed local notice page lists U P Railroad timetable references and station agents, including W S Hendricks at Corner 5th and Spruce. It records pastors and services for Geo Merriam and Presbyterian and Episcopal churches, Sunday School times, and weekly meetings. Medical cures and patent remedies from Sutton are advertised with testimonials and prices.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
U. P
W. S. Hendricks
St—Corner 5Th
Spruce Streets
Geo. Merriam
Notice for Publication and Sheriff Sale in Dickinson County Kansas
Notice for Publication lists Michael M Howe DS 8615 for the south east quarter section 4 township 5 range 14 lying Chapman Dickinson Co. witnesses include Thomas McCormack Patrick Giher Edward Giher and Justice McCarty. Another item notes an order of sale by J Nicolay plaintiff vs J A Fallgetter Susan W Fallzetter Jesse Thomas and Royal P Munsell for lots 2 4 6 8 in block C town of Detroit Dickinson Co Kansas to be sold Dec 27 1884 at 11 am at the courthouse front door. Sheriff J J Miller signs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wees
Salina
Kas
Michael M. Howe
D.S
Thomas McCormack
Patrick Fee Edward Gi Her
Justice McCarty
Chapman, Dickinson Co
J. M. Hodge
Register
District Court
Dickinson County
State of Kansas
M. Nicolay
J. A. Fallgetter
Susan W. Fallzetter
Jesse Thomas
Royal P. Munsell
Abilene
County of
Dickinson
Towit
Detroit
State of
Kansas
J. J. Miller
Mary C. Tyer
R. Haire
John T. Haire
Anna K. Haire
Alexander T. Haire
William
Haire
Alias J. Haire
Eliza J. Haire
Thomas J. Haire
George H. Freeman
Court House
Coun’ Ree
Dave
Desos
Der
Washington Gossip on A P Gorman and Capitol Heads
Washington gossip notes Senator A P Gorman of Maryland as the leading office seeker magnet. It recalls his past as a Senate page and baseball affinity. Ben Butler appears brisk but discouraged without his usual boutonniere, signaling political strain. It mentions rising hotel rates and apartment rents for lawmakers and details shifting support in Illinois for Gen Logan amid party divisions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Senate
A. P. Gorman
Maryland
Gen. Garfield
Ben Butler
Supreme Court
Washington
Brand-Leman
Gen. Logan
Haynes
Logan
Ilinois
Surplus in the Treasury Detailed in New York Sun
The New York Sun reports Treasury figures for November 22 1884 showing gold and bullion holdings 229 178 349 dollars with net gold 135 349 119 after outstanding certificates, silver dollars and bullion 149 013 951 with net silver 45 233 400, additional fractional silver 29 184 669, currency on hand and deposited 52 367 459, and excess cash about 85 million. It notes 3134 303 000 in cash after liabilities as of November 15 and the sub treasury coin balance 126 008 645 with currency 98 885 109. remaining funds held at Washington and other sub treasuries nationwide.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York Sun
Treasury
Sub-Treasury
Washington
United States
Unconscious Influence Sermon by Dr. Burchard
The Rev Dr Burchard preached on Unconscious Influence arguing that God moves in unseen ways shaping nations through unconscious instruments while conscious servants share in glory. He cited Joseph and noted that riches and obscurity alike are drawn into divine service regardless of will.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Burchard
Joseph
Who Shall Make Way for the Chief in New York Law
The piece discusses whether William P. Frye or Eugene Hale will resign to clear a Senate seat for Blaine. It notes the only hurdle is their rivalry, with Chicago Times predicting failure from mutual competition. It suggests Milliken might resolve a deadlock, given Blaine’s influence over Maine Republicans.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
William P. Frye
Eugene Hale
Blaine
Senate
Chicago Times
Frye
Hale
Garfield
Mr. Blaine
Zach
Causes Removed
The New York Sun argues the north south strife stemmed from slavery not state sovereignty and secession, noting abolition as unifying factor and postwar politicking. It suggests Southern unity against Republicans faded after slavery’s end and sectional leaders will be forgotten as general political differences reassert themselves.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York Sun
Mason’s
Dixon
South
Russian wheat drives American wheat from Europe markets
United States Consul-General M J Cramer reports from Berne that Russian wheat now dominates markets in Switzerland and South Germany. He notes lower transport costs by rail and sea enable Russia to supply central and southwestern Europe via Genoa Marseilles Antwerp and Rotterdam, reducing American wheat's reach unless its price and transport costs fall.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
M. J. Cramer
United States
Berne
Switzerland
Germany
Europe
Russia
Italy
Genoa
Marseilles
Antwerp
Rotterdam
Cramer
The Party of Illiteracy and Electoral Nonsense
A satirical piece from the St Louis Post-Dispatch mocking Democratic majorities and illiteracy claims. It lampoons Virginia and Kansas events, Confederate history cues, and the mocking of electors and party figures with absurd anecdotes and a factory-style closing remark about offering cheaper job work.
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S. J. Wright
Berry Bros. Mercantile Company
Paddy Ars
Queensware
M.A. Finley
John J. Prichard
Junction City
D. T. and
N. D
D.T
N.D
Euches Rosso
D'Hay
E. Bosesnalz
W.R. Dryer
First National Bank
Abilenz
Church Directory
R. G. McCarthy
Episcopal
St. John's Eeea Eye Avenue
Wager
Buckey We AY
5Th Sts
Geo. Hl. Txarza
Bourbon
Ind
Suton
Northcraft
Shitoh
Shiloh
Sutton
Rene
Sheriff's Sale
Sheriff’s Sale
J.J. Miller
Washington Gossip
Cleveland
Grover Cleveland
Dr. Burchard
the Party of Illiteracy
St. Louis
Union Democratic Club
Richmond
Cleveland and Hendricks
Soere
Hendricks
Virginia
W. H. Callingworth
Hasker
Topeka
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