Harper Sentinel from Harper, Kansas • 5

-I Heretofore, as a public measure for i City Library Board. THE SEHTIHEL GRAND OPENING SALE OP the benefit of the public, the Sextinel, The newly appointed library board has been trying to show up the treach- met last Friday night for the purpose ery and rotten political scheming of of electing officers, etc. Mrs. Gar- HOME NEWS. the Funks, but since they cannot find land was appointed librarian to assume anything true against us in retaliation, duty August 1, 1889.

Register. they have started out on a harrangue of beastly personal lies- We need not resort to lies with which to poke at the Antho- 8f Itoscoc R. Beam, Abstracter, ny, Kansas. gang. We have enough statistics on hand which are positively true to fill D.

D. Bessett was up from Canadian, Texas. CoivB every column of the Sentinel every is Brothers, sue during the balance of this year. A The following list comprises the officers and members of the board: Mrs. W.

S. Forrey, President. Miss Pauline Raedel, Vice-President. Jonas Cook, Secretary. H.

G. Pert, Treasurer. Rev, M. S. Riddle.

F. W. Hawkes. Mrs. J.

G. Washbon. Mrs. H. Garrett.

Mrs. Dr. Martin. Miss Lou. Garland.

Miss Viola Schell. Miss Dora Frantz. the market in crowd so terribly smeared with dissipa New hay is now in abundance. tion and debauchery display regular Bessemer steel galls in trying to twit us At prices to discount by 15 to 35 per cent. on our list of railties.

"She is coming Gallagher." If the W. H. Grove returned from the east last Sunday. Sam. S.

Sisson made a trip to Wichita last week on legal business. very dirtiest dirt must be turned loose any and all competition. we will endeavor to keep up With the procession. Burt Gurley came in Tuesday, to old time friends. There is a band of traveling tooth LATEST NOVELTIES in HEW SPRING French Sateens, doctors in the city.

One gentleman Another Funk Scheme a Failure as Usual. Soon after the late republican Cold-water cir(cus) the defeated candidate for senator, Wash. Finch, swore vengeance against Ed. Weatherly and threatened to have him prosecuted for H)RESS Ladies intending to pur tramps around the streets beautifully ornamented with polished old sore Are all of the finest quality Gents' Furnishings Department Has only one trouble, and that is to pick out what is not a bargain. Grandest teeth strung on a chalk line.

He solic- and newest desiirns. its business for the doctor who stays at chase a new spring dress pattern should not miss this the hotel. We don't believe these gen- disobeying some technical points of the Dr. Gillam will lecture next Sabbath evening at the M. E.

church. Subject, "Better than a sheep." Carrie Miller, who is now living in Illinois, is in the city visiting her many young girl friends. Machine oil of all kinds at Lund's drug store, Opera House Block. Prices as low ts the lowest. 22f Embroideries, tlemen can doctor teeth any better than pharmacy law.

opportunity to secure ahand- our own home dentists, therefore, the The threat was earned out and display of spring neckwear Newest fabrics and exclus some dress for little money. people should patronize their home terday Edward was tried before a in the county. doctors. of his peers in Anthony, who rendered ive designs. a verdict of not guilty.

Trot out another threat and scheme. Johnny Jacob-on, the boss miller for SILKS. Numberless Novelties and good values by the score. Latest Novelties- the Harper Milling met with a se- 1 TT 1 vere acciueni yesteruay. ne was worK-1 Han Haccident --In Laces.

1 A. A 1 A 1 I lugwiiuouBiumBcioaiuis mau um A vouner courtle of Pilot Knob town- not work to suit, when the index finger ship attended the lecture Harper last one oi Thursday niHit. While enroute home "If we only could get a little rain the corn would be all right," is an old Kansas saying that is not heard any more. Ex-Mayor Munger has a plum tree in his yard, loaded with fruit that is a curiosity and pleasing picture to look upon. Calling Peter runk a liar, stinker and dead-beat is a chestnut, therefore we You'll Need A new spring suit, and while your'e thinking the matter over drop in and see the choice lines we're offering at prices unheard of.

Dress Trimmings. We are showing the finest selection and largest assortment of all the newest de the little tin buckets and terribly lacer-1 tl indle th broke -HOSIERY AT SPECIAL Ladies' stainless black cotton hose every pair ateu, tne nesn oeing scrapea on ciear to threw them out in the hiffh along the bone. The doctor fears that the the road among the chirping, lonesome finger will have to be amputated bugs. They were compelled to walk signs. home leading the horse.

We failed to probably deserve censure for ringing White Dress get the names of the unfortunate turtle doves but we understand the young the bell. L. J. VanLandingham, of Greeley Co Muslin Underwear. Night gowns, chemise We carry the largest as man's first name is Eddie.

The walk Novelties in Children's suits ad Headwcar. A couple of boys were on the streets the other night pounding one another according to the latest fancy of the London prize ring. Quite a crowd of great big men were standing around urging the boys in their disgraceful conduct. Shame on such conduct; boys fight is in the city visiting old time friends. ing was good.

sortment of these desirable fabrics in the county. Ev corset covers ana drawers, He reports bountiful crops in Greeley mi Quarterly Meeting. made of best muslin and county this season. Services at the M. E.

church ill be ery novelty can be shown, nicely embroidered, at bed The lecture of Professor Cook, in enough without being coaxed into it by held Rey IIouvso1 aiding men who certainly know better. No eIderf as follows: and the goods are strictly Chapel Hall, last Thursday evening, rock was quite interesting and he had a fair what wo represent first- breaching next featurday evening and offciai board meeting at the close house listening to him. Subject "The class, fresh and new. Bargain Extraordinary hi Shoes. Our ladies' hand-sewed walking shoes are generally recommended for comfort and durability.

Cairpets. Mind." Preaching and sacramen clear our skirts in regard to getting any 01 sermon boodle for the good words we have pub- tal service on next buuday morning Mrs. Elizabeth Miller, living 2 miles north received a sad message last Fri Wash Fabrics. Our prices are fully 35 per We carry the largest stock in Southern Kansas, at pri lished in fuvor of II. E.

Patterson, for detour people lurn out ana near Hodgson-. He is a tine speaker. day. It was the announcement of the death of her aged mother at her home county clerk. We are well aware that he is not responsible for the bleating of cent, cheaper than elsewhere.

ces that defy competition. the Funk's who tried to blackmail him in Ohio. Dime Lawn Social. Next Friday evening, June 19th, the COLE BROTHERS. COLE BROTHERS.

COLE BROTHERS. not long ago. ladies of the M. church will give a Everybody should cut the weeds and UlUlVy Kill 11 OlVKl ft. 111U ltVlUlCVO SJL grass around their premises before The pioneer rookery that stood one door south of the Rock Island Lumber Mr.

D. Walborn, corner 8th and Wash they mature. The weeds are high enough, in many instances, to hide the yards was cut loose from its an- ington streets. Refreshments will be chorage and hauled into the country served and a good time is anticipated Leaders and makers of Low Prices. W.

Main St. HARPER, KANSAS. 108 W. Main and placed in position on the farm of for all who may attend 08 si. house from sight.

Cut your weeds." Mrs. Nerve Kenney, of Moultrie conn ty, Illinois, is visiting among her rela tives, the Minors, living northwest Geo. Shultz for a residence. Baker, Are You Putting Up Fruit? If so, go to the store of Harper Mer the street sprinkler, is a dandy house mover. cantile Co.

and examine their stone She came to attend the funeral of her fruit-iars before you purchase auy tin Rev. M. S. Riddle will lecture before father Abia Minor. A.

Drumin, Pres't. Abner Bourne, Cashier or glass jars. The low price will aston O. P. T.

F.wel', Viee-Pres't. Ed. L. Miller, Assistant Cashier. the County Institute next Tuesday ish you and they can not be beat for the night, in the Baptist church, on "The Art of Conversation." Our citizens are purpose.

They also carry a large assortment of jugs, milk-crocks, etc, etc. not attending these institute lectures as A four-year-old boy of J. S. Fields, living in the second ward, took a dose of concentrated lye last Friday afternoon, burning his mouth and throat fearfully, however he is resting easy and will recover. Ellis 1E onx-iie they should.

Let the speaker be met 28 Lost. by a full house. A imir oi goia-irameu spectacles in A.C.Green, of Chicaskia township, BANKERS brought two beats to this ortice that the city of Harper on the Gth inst. A suitable reward will be civen for their Harper Markets. July Country Butter 7c.

per pound. Creamery butter 22c. Cabbage per ltlc. Corn, 20c. per bushel.

Eggs, 8jc. per doz. Good cows, 1J to 2c. per lb. Good steers, 2 to 2c.

per lb. Hay, $3.00 per ton. Hogs, $3.00 to $3.35 per 100. Milk, at Creamery, 50e. per 100 lb.

New potatoes per bu. 30e. Onions per bu. 50 Oats, 12c. per bushel.

Old oats 15c per bushel. Peaches, 50c. per bushel. Spring chickens, 1.25 to 1.75 per doz. Wheat, 50.

to 55c per bushel. weighed pounds, the largest we ever return. C. C. Deweese.

The engineers in charge of the U. S. geological survej, visited Harper, j-es-terday. They place the altitude of Harper at 1417 feet above sea level, which is much lower than the estimate of previous engineers. saw in Kansas; however, they aie nothing in comparison to the beat down at 29tl the Morgue printing oftice.

It is a Lost. dead-beat and weighs 145 pounds. A solid gold ring with a blue ribbon i a 1 1. A. TT Thfl "Tnui Rill' ninp Hvnpr nmn.

ucu io it, somewnere ueiweeu Xiarpei teurs, played the "George Crooker a CAPITAL STOCK, $100,000.00. Taxes Can Be Paid Through Our House. Fn Loans iilialei at Lowest Kates. STOCKHOLDERS: ine uncier win piease return to mis L. J.

VanLandingham, J. U. Brown and the editor of the Republican each received a crate of fine peaches the first of the week from Harper, a present from E.S.Morgan. Greeley Co. c4.a i4.

i i office and will be rewarded. 29tl were scooped to the tune of 19 to 25. The Santa Fe R. 11. Co.

is sending Thus the boys see-saw, beating each- men into Harper county to work out its Attention Pic-nlcers. The Danvillfi rie-nio under the, atis- other alternately. road tax. This is a new move on the A. Drumm, O.

P. T. Ewoll, B. D. K.

Anthony has again resumed the part of a rana(1 company, yet it is pices of the Catholic church, has been Editor Luke Herring, of the Wellington Standard, wife and sister, passed through Harper last Friday enroute home from visiting relatives in Antho- M. S. Jnstis, E. C. Pyle.

Abner Hourne. t-Brancn at Kiowa, Kansas, Bank of Kiowa, J. L. li. Ellis, Cashier.

editorship of the Leavenworth Times. Penectiy legitimate aim proper. postponed to July 27, on account Tf MiP nncient. eilitnr ennhl puna Km.il-o tl PpItpPs Pn.nsv" and I OI tlie iamiers being very busy Wltll a I It. i 1 fanatical views nn nromhition arm rnnt.

I TTn-cf PnfF Warmnfpn elpfir Havana I oouniliui nar est. nv. iro. lAXKc caueii on us, but we ing radical war politics, he would and loner fillers. For sale by all first- Ice! were absent inspecting the Attica su gar-mill.

Call again. eclipse many of the younger men in the I class dealers. 85f The Chicago meat market is shipping field. the celebrated Wichita pure crystal ice The Chapel Hall of the College is be- The Harper county teachers' Normal which they will retail to the people of ROCK ISLAND LUMBER The law practice of Sam. S.

Sisson is ing handsomely decorated with paper. is getting along with the work on hand on the increase, in fact, Sam. has no I An improvement much needed timo to trivp. a np.wsnnnpr rpnnrtpr hi. I Harper, delivered at their residences in any part of the city, at 1 cent per pound in a very nice and satisfactory manner County Superintendent Wells and Pro n- i "t- I rr-i T- DEALERS IN ALL KINDS OF oninion as to who shonld bo olootoA tn Ane oania reroau uesires a lew moic commencing Monday morning, July 1.

fessor Cook, the conductor, are trying to make it pleasant and profitable to the county office this fall. He says "let the laborers on the Harper section. Apply The price is subject to a rise and fall, to the section boss. but due notice will be given. Collec best man win." Echo.

teachers in attendance. tions made every Monday morning P. C. Kirkpatrick is down sick with Lumber, Sash, Doors, Fence POSTS, Etc. Also dealers in Dr.

Gillam delivered a very interest This ice is manufactured, hence, the malarial fever, but will soon be himself ing lecture in the Baptist church, last The farmers who are being blessed with bountiful crops should not forget water that composes it is perfectly again. night under the auspices of the Harper pure. 26tf the little amounts due the Sentinel County Teachers' Normal Institute W. E. Rogers is confined to the house, when they haul their grain in and get AH: MJOSTIDlS of COA3L.

now in session, in this city. Subject, sick, he is sullenng irom a severe their checks cashed. The first stairway south of the First National Bank "The Demands of the Age." billious attack. For Sale. A number of young horses.

13Gtw24t Sam. S. Sisson. We make a specialty of Canon City and Smithing Coal. leads to our Sanctum, Sanctorum.

The new wheat is rolling into the city Roscoe R. Beam, Abstracter, Kansas, will cheerfully give you any Vox Fopuli! Vox Eli! market nowadays in large lots. information concerning the records at SHERIFF'S SALE. The Harper correspondent of the the court house either by letter or tel Advertised Letters. In the district court of the Twenty-fourth You get a guarantee with each gallon you buy.

OurSTOCC OF LUMBER has all been RE-PILED and ASSORTED so we are prepared to give you GOOD LUMBER at the LOWEST PRICE. T. J. OHO WELL, Manager. Wichita Eagle is as large a liar and ephone.

8f List of letters remaining uncalled for in the Judicial District, sittinsr in ana tor the coun ty of Harper, in the state of Kansas: Harper, Kansas, postoffice, lor week ending. The Sentinel is not bellowing for stinker as Peter Fuuk, and, whoever it is is in full communion "with the Funk family who raise all the hell and stink Julv 18. 1SS9. and if not called for In four W. H.

Grove, plaintiff, vs. any sympathy in the long article in an (4) weeks will be sent to the dead letter office: W. O. Graham, Carrie Graham, C. B.

Collins Bickle, Jennie Griffeth, Chas and J. F. Darrousrb, defendants. swer to the Funk screed; we deserve censure, perhaps, for noticing the dead By virtue of an order of sale issued to me for which Harper is noted. If the Eagle can't lind a correspondent outside out of said District Court, in the above enti tled action, I will, on who are still warm.

Buckler. Kersey, Brown, Miss Abbie McMahan, Curtes, Earnest (2) Sehmelzer, Henry Carter, A 'Vyatkins, Claudie Younp, Anna MONDAY, the 15th DAY of JULY. A. STEWART CO. of our long list of cranks and Funks they had better not have any here as the at 2 o'clock p.

of said lay, at the front 1 lie literary and musical entertain door of the Court House, in the city of An ment to be given by the young people In calling- for any of the above, please eay correspondence is trilling, void of in tcrest and an injury to the city. thony, in the county of Harper, in the State of Kansas, offer at public sale, and sell to the PROPRIETORS OF of the Baptist church will be the event highest and best bidder, forcash ia hand, al of the season. Admission free. Re advertised and give date of list. S.T.

CARRICO. P. M. JulylS.lSSO. the following described real estate, t-wit: a very neayy siorni struek tnis sec Commencing' at a point due east of the freshments served.

northeast corner of block 49 in the city of Har tion about 1 a. m. last Sunday morning per, (original townsite) across Monroe street. and due south of the southwest corner of Investigation. The young people of the Baptist church will give their first entertain block 3 in Spencer's addition to the city of The wind blew a perfect gale and the rain fell in torrents, doing considerable damage in dislodging fruit from the Moses Smogleheimer (Rolling up his Harper, and across 12th street, and lrom that point thence due east along1 the south side of 12th stieet, 4(tJM teet.

thence south 230 feet. ment next Tuesday evening, July 23rd. Everybody come and have a good time. RUNNYMEDE HARDWARE STORE Beg to announce that they have opened a New Hardware Store at Kunm-mede and Are Selling at Bed-Rock Prices, THEY HANDLE THE CYCLE BINDING TWINE AT LOWEST HATES. sleeves,) I heard dot you vas saving I vas one big liar apout dose fine all wool trees.

Ten acres of sugar cane, belong closes I solt you. thence west 40.JM feet to Monroe street, thence due north along- the east side of Monroe street 2X) teet, to the pia of beginning, lyine and situate in the county of Harper, in the ing to P. J. Quigley, near the stock yards, was leveled to the ground, in There are still some oats not harvested, but it is laying llat on the ground and is worthless; it will not be cut, but Fritz Breemen Dot vos youst vat I sait unt if you no like um not, I youst State of Kansas. patches, in such a manner as to make i The above described real estate is taken as the property of said defendants and is directed impossible to rise again, lne cane was lick you right avay quick.

ten feet high and of a prolific growth by said order of sale to be sold, and will be sold with appraisement, subject to prior Moses (Unrolling his sleeves), Vi and h-avy Call in and see them and If the storm strnek the western part o. save money in vour purchases ui b-Wire and Pumps. A tine. pastured. A.

Smithisler, of Chicaskia township, has returned from a visit to Nodaway count3 Missouri. He was called east on the death of a son-in-law. Hardware. Stoves, Washers, Churns, Revolvers, Bail liens, if any, to satlsiy eaui oraer oi sale. JOHN S.

GAKDNEK, Sheriff of Harper county. Kansas A. W. Ballard, attorney for plaintiff. now vat vas de matter, mine Christian friend? I youst vanted to know on vat point I vas a liar.

Dot vas all, mine the county where there are twenty-five luindred acres of cane growing, the line of lmDorted Poeket and Table and Cutlery on hand. lime is money. Firt publication iu Harpvr Sentinel. June Save time by biiying of us instead of going elsewhere. Walk right in, boys, it won't cost you a cent.

We'll treat you right. l.ml damage must have been great. 3, 1SS9. 24w5 friend, dot vas all..