The Decatur County News from Oberlin, Kansas • 1

he The Eye, surpassing all Decatur County papers in circulation, is necessarily the best advertising medium published in Oberlin. ltValizii) the fmancial cot dition of our fanners we wil; in order to provide them witt. all the news, furnish The Hunt $1 per year in advance. OBERLIN, DECATUR COUNTY, KANSAS, THURSDAY, AUGUST 18, 1892. o.

52. Volume IX. OFFICIAL DIRECTORY. 0-3ST DEC4TTB Extra bargains in Ladies Fine Kid Shoes for $2.00 per pair the county, kansas. O.Webb Bektrm District udge- State Senator M.

C. Keteills best you ever saw lor iff Representative Iax Castob Countv Treasurer II. F. Leib County Clerk J. C.

Fmwes County Superintendent T. B. Wol Register of Deeds W. S. Flemiso Clerk District Court O.

O. Johssox Sheriff J- D. Flasigab Probate Judge W. H. Taylor Surveyor E- M.

Coldrex Coroner S. W. Wilcoxkx County Attorney A. V. T.

Oeiger W. J. O'Toolk Co. CommiBsioners- O. V.

Mathias Is. H.Md'LACRr. SavE YouR MoneY! BUY GROCERIES, BUY QUEENSWARE, BUY FLOUR AND FEED. SELL PRODUCE OBERLIN LAND OFFICE. Register Cyrcs Anderson CATTLE AND HOGS WANTED.

Will pay the highest prices for all kinds of Cattle and Hogs in exchange for goods from store. J. J. FOLTZ. The Only Paper.

That ill publish all tne new of Kansas, Ihi'I) political and otherwise, throughout the great campaign, just legining is the K.S.S WEEKLY CAI'ITAL. We will t-end it to you frni now until Nove-nlxT 3rd. next, together with XI I 1 cm FORTY CENTS. Siitscrit now and know all that is B. McGomoal Receiver ERASTUS J.

TURNER, Attorney at Law, WASHINGTON, ID. C. LANDS, MIN1NC, INDIAN DEPREDATIONS, pensi oisrs. Have established a Pension Department, in charge of Maj. A.

L. Iiailey, of Harlan, Smith County, Kansas, who will give prompt atU-ntion to all such business. Three months is the minimum time in which iMnion under the late law. Spt.fial inducements to G. A.

Ii. l'osts. The IVnion Law of June 27th. is practically a Service Pension Law. and will finally result in placing all soldiers on the Pension List.

Dr. LARRK'K, SURGEON DENTIST A graduateof the Baltimore Collesre of Den tal Sureery. Permanently located in Oberlin Fine orhce work a specialty, ah work warranted. Come and see me. ffice over Oberlin Loan.

Trust Hanking Com pan The Bacon House ST. JOE MO $2 PER D.i I. First-class accommodations. In the business center of the city. E.

E. BACON. Prop. CHURCH DIRECTORY. PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH.

Services every Sunday, morning and evening. Sundav School every Sunday rooming at eleven o'clock. A cordial invitation extended to all. Rev. R.

J.Phipps Pastor. Buckeye Grain Drill- at Colt's Buckeye Mowers and Hay rakes at Golf. One new Steel Header, ten foot, now at Cult's unsold. Just received another invoice oi heavy and light Farm Harness at F.Suiner's. The Methodist church is really teau tiful since being papertd.

The decor lions are neat, tasteful and appropi late. Scrim in fine patterns only 4 cents per yard. J. J. FOLTZ.

Biennial Encampment Uniformed Rank Khights or Pythias, Kansas City Mo. Aug. 23 27 ".2. One fare for the round trip for the above. Tickets wil.

be on sale Aug. 2t 23 inclusive and limited for return toSept.15. W. Hayes, Agent. Annual Encampment G.

A. R. Washington D. C. S-pU 1V.2.

All agents will sell round trip tickets for the above. The rate has not as yet been made it will not, however, be more than one lowest first class fare for the round trip. Tickets will be on sale Sep. 12-lb. Limited going Sep 20 with final ttturn limit t.

Oct. 12. W. K. Hajes.Agent, SPECIAL NOTICE.

From June 1st to Sept. 1st our store will be closed at 8 p. m. in order to give our help Us TOUR MCH1Y 31. E.

CPURCH. Services every Sunday morning and evening. Sunday school every Sunday at 10 a. m. Prayer meeting Thursday 8 p.

m. Public cordially invited. G. V. Hood, Pastor.

LODGE DIRECTORY. the money. J. J. FOLTZ.

ATTENTION. KNICHTS OF PYTHIAS. During the Season of the Supreme Lodge Knights of Pythias at Kansas Uly, Missiouri. begining August22d, I W2. headquarters have been established for Kansas Knights in Grand Opera House Buddng, rorner 7th and Walnut Streets, opesite Midland Hotel.

This is in addition to the headquarters 01 the Uniform Rank in camp. All meni-lers of the Order are cordially invited to call at headquarters. LowRatoto Kansas City. Enlil5 cl Pjftias EimpnenL The Chicago, Rock Island Pacific Railway will sell round trip tickets at half-fare to Knights of Pythias and their friends to attend Encampment at Kansas City. August 23.

lbV2. Tickets will te on sale An gust 22 to August 25. within a radius of 2K) miles, good to return to August 31 and outside this radius, August 20 to 23; good to retrun to SeptemUr 15. Ask your arest ticket agent for full particular, or address Sfuastian. G.

T. P. Chicago, Hi. Headquarters Northwest Kansas Veteran Association. GfKHLAM July 22, IH'Ji No.

2. General Order No. 1. convening the Seventh Annual Reunion on the I3ili. 11H.

uil of lmei. i RESPECTFULLY, GROBE Vawter. SOUTH END GROCERY. going. vourown stite.

rB F.RLI LODGE No. low, 1. 0. Address Tin: EvrOiN tlm Kansas. Hall.

everv Tuesday T1 HI lU IU.l MN K. evening. Visiting brothers invited to attend. J. A.

Niwbcro, N. G. L. Parker, Pec' v. a A M.

Mountain Slope No. 1H. n-ets Wednesday evenings on or before full moon, and J. BOOKS STATIONERY, NOTIONS CONFECTIONERY, CIGARS TOBACCO, two weeks following. H.

o. Douglas, M. H. D. Colvijt.

Sec'y. O. E. S. OBERLIN CHAPTER.

V. I. Meets eve'i'n after full nion and every two weeks Hereafter. as. E.

S. in ek. Miller. Worthy Matron. Secretary- A 11; km S.

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IUY5 NUVtUltS. THE ONLY NKWS STAND IN L. E. CAMPBELL TOISTSOHIAHi ARTIST. EAST SIDE ()" I'EXX I Fresh lish at Aildlt aian's ever Friday.

Two new WikkIs Hinders now at J. P. Coifs. Art will make you 1 dcz. MAris-to" fr.r SUM.

Mi? Fioreiu McXcal was in the city hr man friends. Just n-ci Jvcd. one car oi the Old Ile-lialile -rin at W. F. SU-iDt-r's.

A t-iv Mr.aad Mrs. P.J. Friday i.iu!,t AU rtoitur well. 't sti iwirjy I hit: -iiV cru oi PAr- Miller, for spi time emp'oyiHl cit Tin: Eyk, is now a for J. F.

i.z. will here f.12 tlicir famous Theater Th jii: fr? Tn to the T-mp? ir eouclive at Denver liave all ret irnt d. hereby revoked ana ine dates cnangeti i.o i-i. t-ur i iy I'etn rly I 1 uiti ituwni "hut 1, 1 I 11 rtuHtt li i.r tv September Jth, th and K. Of P.

OBERLIN LODGE. No. 42, meets avry Thr.rsdav eveaias at Masonic Hall Visit'n" me'nnin in eixui standinacord'fU ArT. W. Alles, C.

C. W. K. Hayes, K. of K.

A S. A. U. BERLIN LODGE. No.

ni.ets erj -i -ini and fourth Wednesday reach month the Hall. Visiting broibtrs liallv invitedlf atteid. R. A. Reason er, M.

K. R. Ukicos, Recorder, 31. W. J.

VANITY CAMP No. fill. Meets -vt-ry nioht ill l'irlC-S HU. ISI 1 I I1C1 IS.2. at which time the Seventh -ii.

1 "tl iilllml uti mi 1 A It it 'i it! AM 'J Se cond door Vut Xi' ionslj IVi ui IV. A. DALE, CONTItAvTOi; A r.L'II.DKi!. I am pr rt-d to io all kinds of i in the carpenter's lsii. lieumou win we m-iu av lan 1 Kansas.

This Association comprises the counties of Cheyenne, Rawlins, Decatur. Sheridan, Thomas Sherman, Wallace, Iogan, Gove, Trego and Graham. Evervone invited. P.S. Vanikkiui.t, Commande r.

Per M. D. Curnnirrsov. Adjutant. Nil, i.

11i.MifrKiit.k: i. 4 -n Viginnn, rsrWdiallv invited tor ttend K. E. ciBBbs. J.

C. Exaiuzkk, Venerable Consul. Cierk. J. A.

R. meets first and third Snturdays of I rr month. Comrades p' t.k not ice, Simp located on aveiiue. llill!) A JlK 1-KMH lWMt l'l 1,1 M.I lull, HjO ai'iui vii, lull lufei1 l.nl t.hl Imi 4h 'm ku it ic JiKUli 441111I lit mutt UtT Jv'miikm AlllH-HllK It tl'l 1 uu l4'h uu HIiruH I'i fi U-il tit i.l t-un l-lrtu-1 1, dvlN'iiiiiiti-r. h.m1 it hhi i it fcft luilj.1Ht 111 'flU' N.

t. Stkver. t'. M. Mabtis, Adjutant.

rrry Commander. jr. at Kulp's old stand. (MtEHLIX. KANSAS.

The Oberlin Eve. PUBLISHED EVERY THCHSDAY at pri-i-s that iiiake hot weather aham-d at Alien Son's. Mis Etnnia Coi.pt-r. of Kansas City, iCaasas. is her lrinl Mis.i Km-in a Frshall, K'Ji'e 'fc-'Ul 1 uii'l 1f jn, i urn ti It- lifily tTli Sfiif.trl.

A KKHM.k I III otiijianv. Ja1-tI A uu ui JT. in' unnU quai nt 4 I llurtv-f ur .4 1iv li- -4lt je alis til i fMlur n.ijnty. w1 1 of khi Hli.Ki1 Hi, 1H. (.,,,,1 in i A -Afl-'itj.

Attoiticv for J'laiMinT 3 Cents W. R. C. T. E.

G. Ransom Relief Corps, No. fourth Saturdays in each month at o'clock p. m. in Clark Son's hall.

Mrs. Iielia Bariteac. R-s. Rosella V. Briw.3, President.

Sen- V. P. S. Of r. Sons of Veterans.

Oberlin Camp No. 11 iiets 1st andHrd Friday evening of each at 7::) p. and afternoon of" the third S.iturdav. Geo. V.

Keys. J. H. Yocno. Captain, 1st Sergeant.

L.A. S. LAS of of Camp No 154 meet every 2nd and 4th Saturday evening of each month. Loraijje Sabine, President. Jennie Barnard, Secretary.

a vard for Lawn at SURSCni 1TION I AD VAN CK. One copy one year Six mor.tus. 75 Four Ifie Allen Son's KltkMllllt llUllif- H. I.K11,.. Xiif St U.

Local Eye-tems. e.mi.i.i I Mjj J.nii on, tfil A l-y It ij.l ,4 i will lk tlmt ymi (m- Imii in id. iimtrui u1 iti fn1 lr Iht-Hiur Katies i.v It iiihkm kl Iihii ii1 1 lial -r fwlilimi f1le. Itiitxl I Miif the tf iy 4 t. til r.

inn-j, fM-lMUxt Willi tku lm M)1 ju.U'iin t.1 r. iKiiri.t y.o Mmrlltiirt-. tu U'mls r-u1l 1. lH. rH i.y Hnmj-Hf- itj-I It, xif lrk A hH I arm l.n i-t.

ih. unii 'oi ih' N-itoMht juri, il t- ij, iiMtlj-r tttirl III wlliwi id. f.Miii.w.! iiimri-r 1 Jinny in Best brands of Tobacos at Addie-man's. Bananas, Oranges Celery at Ad-dleman s. Addleman keeps the finest lot of Confectionary north of the Sappa.

Special bargains in all kinds of Straw Hats at Foltz-s. I'Tiiic kai 1 i. MI- itllKIJt HJi- -til i. i t-rlM tufiM, ft my Hit-' i A SfAl UilMi, Alt riafntlfl. B.

31. R. R. TIME TABLE. Trains arrive and depart from Oberlin as fo lows Passenger, Dally except Sunday.

Arrive 2:5 p. Depart P- Freight Daily except Sunday. Arrive 8:30 pm Depart 12:10 Passengers carried on all trains. Train runs through to Hastings without change. V.

K. Hayes, Agent. MO. PACIFIC TIME TABLE. (LENOBA, KANSAS.) No.

403 Mail Express arrives a. m. No. 404 depart. a.

m. Nol 421 Local freight arrives 7:10 p. m. So. 42 departs KWa.m Nos.

421 and 422 do not run Sundays. All trains carry pasengers. S. E. Clkh, Agent.

Miss Mina King has been employed to teach in the Norton school during the coming year. The Oberlin Loan, Trust and Banking Co. is now ready to place loans on well located farm lands. The Etk Office for envelopes. Buchanan Farm Wagons at J.

B. Cult's. Try Corniane at Allen Son's; only 10 cents. Addleman has the best brand of Cigars in town. Art Ward came over from Colby Sunday to visit his folks.

Hodge Steel Header, the le.st Header in the market, at W. F. StMner. Miss Psy nrifTis. of Selden.

is visit-in? her ninny lriends in this city. S. W. (ilick will sjjreak at the opra house in Obeilin on the 2It cf Sept. at 3 p.

II Vs. Franrh, ona of our former townsmen, is in the city this wet fc visiting old friends. reeived a large Invoice of Binding Twine at W. I Steiner's. Call on him before you buy.

jts suits for Just received at Allen Son's. A large line of Outing Cloth very cheap at J. J. Foltz's. Prof.

W. O. Ulste and wife visited friends in 01rlin over Sunday. Prof. Iliste is conducting the Norton normal.

S. S. Hoover started today to Decatur. 111., where he has a position in a business college. Mr.

Hoover male many friends during his short stay in Oberlin. Tully Scott was called to Harrison-ville. Mo. this week by a dispatch announcing the death of bis grandmother. He will attend the K.

P. encampment at Kansas City be ore returning home. G. A. II.

International Reunion, Superior Neb. Aug. 22-27 92. For the above Reunion, The Burlingtoh Route will sell tickets Aug. 21-23 inclusive limited for return to Aug.

29 for one fare for the round trip. W. K. Hayes, Agent. On Monday Aug.

2Uth, 1802, Easton Allen will sell at Public Auction at Greenwood llanche, 4 miles north of Jennings, Decatur Kans their fine herd of 65 high grade draft Mares and Colts. Also their famous Imported French Draft Stallion, Kentucky Jack. Thoroughbred Short Horn Cattle and Farm Machinery. Free Lunch and Free transportation from Jennings. See bills.

Last Sunday a loafer in this city who hasn't done a day's work or earned ten dollars in six months, was loudly discussing the labor troubles and deploring the starvation wages of iron workers, who get from ten to fifteen dollars a day. He was mingling bis howl with a farmer who has employed men on his farm all summer for thirteen dollars a month and worked them fourteen hours a day all summer. These men have a great deal of sympathy forth poor iron workers employed at -starvation wages." Minneapolis Messenger. The erlin republican league held a most Interesting meetirjg on Friday eveniog. C.

E. Chandler was re-elected president. Dr. F. H.

Welles, T. B. II is-key and A. L. Patchin vice presidents, W.

A. Smith secretary. W. R. Stever treasurer andW.

K. Hayes chcrister. A marching club of 1U0 members was organized, officered ry L. G. Parker, captain and A.

W. Allen and W.K. Hayes, lieutenants. Special wpre ordered for Tuesday night of each week. Next Tuesday evening T.

D. Bebo and Otis L. Benton will make speeches on tariff and finance. The school board have employed Mr-Neal of Norton cuuntv'to tah the primary department vf our rchoul for the coming year.Miss McNeai lioMsa good first grade certificate, aIo a state cert ifieate to instruct in Normal. She has taken a thorough course of primary and kindergarten work in Indiana and the Kansas state rmal school.

Shf coms wtll rcommended and will undoubtedly give good sen ice in the school for the coming year. Phiillps-burg Disbatch. The above reiers to Miss Florence McNeai of Decatur county. Her mauy frierds in this county congratulate the people of Phiilipsburg upon securing her. J.

J. FOLTZ. Fine Playing Cards. Send (lU) rt-Nta tti stamps to John Sebastian, Gen'i Tkt. and Pass.

Agt I'HIOAtaJ. RtK lM.AMttV PACIFIC Chicago, Ill lor a pn of the latent. st, slickest playing cards you ever saw. Just thethisgf or High Five parties. For a Zthu ex press money order or postal note will send you fiive packs.

DRESDEN NEWS. Miss Lucy ReM ret urned Sunday morning from her visit to Elk Creek, Ntb. Richard Welch is entertaining his falher-indaw, from Nebraska, who is here on a visit. O. Ashcraft and wife, of Cloud are visiting with his relatives, P.

L. Ashcraft and family. Where are the rain makers? They are evidently not doing their duty, as we are needing rain badly just at present. MCMcGioley returned last Wednesday night from Denver, and is loud In his praise of the manner in which the Den veriles cared for the visiting Sir Kinghts and others who made up the immense throng congregated there. Samuel Covey and John GrifUn, of Jennings, accompanied by their better halves were "doing" Dresden Sunday.

F.J. Tibbets and J. Bock wereio Oberlin Friday night to hear Mrs.Dixon i and express themselves as being well repaid for the trip. Thousands of bushels of old com is being marketed here now. which indicates that the farmers have not lost faith in Kausas yet if it is gettiug somewhat dry.

Joseph A. Taylwr is selling his grain anil other effects preparatory to making a trip with his family to the Pacific coast for the benefit of his health. C. L. Roger is selling out with the same end in view.

The Temperance lecture at Fairview school house last week was attended by quite a nurnler of our peopl; we were not present, but leara from thosts who were, that Mr. Moore ranks for atove the average as an orator. Judging from the way that E. Van Epps and Hamaker, salesman for Schofield, Schurman and Teaghran to catch several trains that didn't ftop here, we think the professional runners in the county hai better look to their laurels. Miss Verna akle has leen engaged to teach the -Putt" school the coming fall and winter term.

The directors should be complimented on their choice as Miss Verna is a lady of more than ordinary ability and judgment, and we predict for her a brilliant future in her chosen profession. J. 1L Conquest has returned from Colorado. He went thereto examine the country with a view to locating th re, but "Rile" is a maa ho don't jump at conclusions, on the contrary before taking any important step he investigates all the pro's and coo's to the case, and decides with dehleration, hence he decMed that Kansas is good enough for him. Our former townsman and banker.

Mr. Douglas, now Vice Pres. of the state Bank of Franklin. Ntb. dropped in on us last Friday quite unexnectedlv, and remained un'il after his busings interests here, and visitir with bis host of fi fends.

lathis age of the world It seems to impossible for a man to plee every one, but Mr. D. while living among 114 here, was with a very few exceptions, a universal The Commercial House, GEO. E. JOHNSTON, Proprietor.

Two blocks nor. B.i)I. depot. McCook, Neb Good Sample Rooms for Commercial Half Rato Excurlson to all Southwestern States. The popular "I arv st for the season of 1SI2 lllte reMimed by the Missiouri PaciJc Railway, and tickets iil on sale August 30th Sep-ternber 27th from points in Kansas to Tennessee, Mississippi, Alabama and Louisiana, at one lowest first class fare for the round trip, good for 20 days to ret urn, with top-over privileges for the Inspection oi lands.

On October 2Tth, the Third Grand Excursion will be run under the same conditions to Arkansas, Indian Territory, Texas and a jortion of Oklahoma, and to certain points in Tennessee, Mississippi, AUtama and Louisana. For further information in regard to the purchase of tickets, timetables, land-folders, maps, addrehs nearest ticket agent of the Missouri Pacific Railway, or II. C. Townsend, G. P.

and T. Agt St. Eouis. Mo. To Aid Nebraska.

The Rurlington fc Missouri River Railroad has prepared and has now ready for distribute a tew band book, treating of the opportunities hich Nebraska, Northwest Kansas and Eastern Colorado offers to farmers, business men and investors. This book has len gotten out for the information of eastern people, particularly those bo have friends west of the Missouri; it is written in a pleasant, easily undertood style, by one who thoroughly knows his subject, at is confidently recomtnen' el as likely to stimulate immigration to a very considerable ex'ent. It pictures Nebraska and those portions of Kansas and Colorado adjacent to it, not as tfc ey might be, but as they are. It is thought that the best method cf distributing these hand looks is as follows: Parties in Nebraska, Kansas and Coloado, having friends in the east ho are likely to tx? interested in such literature as this, are invited to send the names and addresses of thew latter; to Mr. J.

Francis, Gen'i Passenger and Ticket Agent, Rurlington Route, Omaha, ho ill take pleasure In for-warding, postpaid, to such addresses as many copies as desired. Tb Kll Th N-lrk A Kanuui l-rtn lMti Crntir, ftotwrl Chirpy, Mry Miirejr m.ui A Wn-- 1 r-U-e. Vou. and each y0. will I tof(rt ttint j-fMi ttsn uel in the diMrlet 'iurt in mnl for lwr'ur Vuniy.

Ki iu. tiy f-rtj nl thai irjk jruu tir to th- fw. titiun riiei in ot4 mt or iwfr th2(b dnjr tttfy pletntter, tZ, HU(in will In Uiken true, nui julrmfjt renderi raiut yu lorer-uwilnn tmtrt. fg e-te4 mu4 4uvT tijr Mry Nr-irntn lol lif Nftr ii Kirn, urtn lA-mn I'umpitir, Ji-4 Jui.r lU. nti 4unri.r Smt-xtftt tl In Tuwn.ti lp Two i) tistttf Trtiy-tiltj In I wtuf "uiiijr, 1.

mn 4 itr U- 11 l1liUl t't'TMiM-inrUl Ui tmy lbJ-l't or-l mi4 2 i A MAVI.tlJ. AlUru-y jf l'i)btld'. Special bargains in Mens and Boys Clothing. J. J.

FOLTZ. Nicknls Sliepard threshers at SteiD-er's. Call and examine them and be convinced that they are the best thresher in the market. Mrs. Hattie Bacon is visiting Oberlin friends.

She says it is nice to get back here where they raise something and the mud is not eternal. In the second congressional district the alliance managers have pulled King, their nominee for congressman off and endorsed Colonel Moore, the democrat. Quite a number of Oberiin sports went Monday to Selden to witness the font race Im wn Friend Walker, of this city, and L. D. Speenburg, of Selden.

Friend made an easy win. Meeting of the Society of the Army of the Tennessee St. Louis Mo. Nov. 17 On and one third fare for the round trip on the certificate plan.

Gen. Hickenlo.per, Cincinnati Ohio will sign certificates. W. K. Haes, Agent.

All kinds of package Coffee only 19 cents. 20 lbs Granulated Sugar for $1.00, J. J. FOLTZ. Bienial Encampment Uniform Hank Knights of Pythias of the United States Kansas City.

Mo. Aug. 23 27 1S92. One fare fcr the round trip. Tickets sild Aug.

22-23 limited for return Aug. 31st. Liinit-d for continuous in lth directions. V. iC.

Hayes, Agent. The wheat in Decatur county is 30 cent etter in quality, 23 per cent larger in he averasre yield acre and shows fan increase of CI per cent in acreage as compared with last season. Andthesime conditions are reported from huetivs of Northwestern Kan.s K. C. Star.

We -d your a 1 1 lion. Wo have jut received a tig lot of Clothing and in the lot we have 100 Boys Suits that we sell for a few days at L. G. Parker, Attorney at Law, OBERLIX, DR. F.

H. WELLES, All calls promptly attended to both night and day. KANSAS. OBERLIN, s. w.

Mcelroy, Attorney at Law, PRACTICES IN ALL STATE COURTS AND BEFORE THE U. S. USD DEPAH'fM ENT. Office over First National Bank; Oberlin. Kassas I 'i niv nii i -jut k.

In urt, wiUnri aii'1 loi ilic Vouufy of lK-1nr JKlln- liisa. I'laiMiii. WVn7-I N'. tjk. uk mid 1 Wfi7-I I'aiiiitif Ni Ik I HI tjike ti-t( if Iml I 1 fiOiMtl.Old, on lb LT July CAr ll1il-t 4'ourl.

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All persons who would like to see a county fair held this fall, are urged to meet at Lathrop's Hall, Saturday evening at 8 o'clock. QJ Howard Moore lectured at the M.E. church last Sunday evening. While there were man? good thing, in the lecture it was stilted, priggish and sopho-moric. Fine Cheese, Choice Dried Beef.

Fresh Crackers and Cookies. Nice Lemons and Oranges, Fresh Vegetables, At Allen Son's, A cool trip to the Mountains. The Burlington Route will sell Bound trip tickets from all their Stations to Dead-wood and Hot Spring S. from now till Oct, 10. This will afford a very desirable opportunity of making a cheap trip to the cool retreats ot th hills, and to visit the famous Hot springs of South Dakota.

These springs situated in the midst of the picturesque Black Hills, present unequalled attraction to the invalid, tourist or pleasure seker. The Thermal waters are sure cure for rheumatism, nerve troubles all the ills man is heir-tn. W. K. Haves.

FREE! Given away, elegant Oil Paintings and Engravings in very fine frames when you have bought $25.00 of goods. Tickets given with every cash dollars worth of broods except G-roceries. Be sure and call for your ticket each time. J. J.

FOLTZ. GEO. 17. JACKSOFJ, City Dray and Express. Goods delivered promptly.

Charges reasonable. OilEliLIX. KANSAS $1.00 SELDEX MIXER, M. D. Physician Surgeon, OFFICE IX LIEFOLD BLOCK.

U. S. Examining Sckgeon. E. I.

RANDALL, Hall Street, opposite Chicago Lumber Yard. OBERLIN, Boot and Shoe rSAHUFACTUBER, So. 6 TI. KkDut: To Oirle Allow Hi ktnutlima lnn i VimpMy od Arnlrrw li uraptir-y. ou, so eti tt you.

will take tii)e that ya b-e te ued tit tt)s diktrlct 'urt lo and for lectur cuubty. Kn. by William I'arklo and that uni yu anm-r to lti -lttwn fild In aald ull on or the 2m day of J-. jw-uil-r. lsi.

-a id pinion win tako an true.aud judtrinrtit rendered atairit Call and see them they are a sure bargain. J. Allen jc Son. The entcrtfunni'-nt given last weex by Mrs. Mary Cdhoun Dixon was ell atteiadt d.

Tae asidu-uce werediijjhted by her renditions. Mrs. Dixon is the best vocal impersouator who has ever visited our Her interpretations are original and artistic. Possessed of rare talent and a magnificent voice the has given inuca time and thought to cartful training and is the queen of American elocutionists. AND DEALER IX I yu a.rditii!j", fv.r--loiDC a nioriaire rrutrl attd vcred brt'hari and AllceHI.Ktm toTbe Kiim Farm i ln Curnany, dM Mt) Mli, th I juarl-rl e-erliou T-tity-lx i-JH) favorite both in social and business relations.

Miss Mary A. Mclntyre ac-compained him home for a short with bis family. X.Y.Z. Leather Findings, The trade at all times supplied. Carries a full line of Boots, Shoes, Gaiters etc, for Men, Women and Children.

I uwinnipiiii' i i i.miv I WftHT eiKUl JI lli l-oair oatty. Khiim, furiiifMiriH aald rral ett-. wiltut a rai4 tb debt acurtd by aald tnurttrajra. A HrACLDurc, Attorney fur rial-.