Hill City Republican from Hill City, Kansas • 4

R. IKIJ, from the eat Sat cy were set king homes in the eountidM of Nemaha, and Maifall an) lit the fall long line's of covered wngens i riiin1iic frr.iii tl.a araufarn IT.tmcufdP.lj U. Pubr. H. ILL.

Kdi lor. and of the high school department wera liighly entertained in the intermediate department Frldy afternoon, carried out by the combined forces of the primary and iu Jermediate departments. Last Friday we litened to the first BILL, AGAIN MCKINLEY AQ Sheets BchtlOJlt fie. 1 2 5 sheets large Belmont 6c, laulets Booh, 2 for 1 7 7 ff-OLeS JV tVS, 3 for ENVELOPES CALLING CDS 25, ES Letter Heads, Note Heads. Bill Heads, Statements, Receipts.

Ifotes. Cards, Dodgers, Rlank Bupplies, Justice CALL, liEPJJCLWAJf HILL CITY, ICANS, GOME AND SEE ME W. O. STB33L: PHOTO OR A PH EH HILL OITY Complete uroy. -Gutyoijr calling enrd? at the KEPfm.i CANofllce.

The Edinond Mills chops feed at 3 ceywpvr liUKtieL 82 Ladloe best quality J. Wrijting Paper at tbis office. Special afructions tbia week Kackley a I3argain bIqtb. If yon want to buy or Boll horses, go to the frreat Wwtor Bale Stable. 27.

Get your Job Printing At tbe KepnDiican onice, Everything new, no shelf worn goodu at Kacaley 11-18. Envelopes 0 cents per pack age at th ICepublicun otllce. Farmer, bring your hides to Hjiierman, lie will pay you cash. 25 Sheets of large writing paper at this office for 5 Just received a' new invoice of "cheap connter" goods at Kackley liargain store. Don't fail to Bee those assort-ments of "cliesp counter" gootjs at Kankley'ej hargln store.

Diess goods, tbe best and chep-est in town at Kackley's Borgnin Store. War declared on high prices at Kackley Bargain Store. Soe the new goods," and new prices at the Boston CrhU Sfore, plothing! "CloihigU! at bottom' prices at Jfack ley's Bayr gain Store. See the new goods' and new price? at the Boston posh Store, JSvery article on our 5 and lOe connter is desirable, for which yon hnve aUay paij pt least double elsewhere. This counter is found onlj atKackley'sBargftfn Store.

--Remember we give you the dol lar values at Kackley's Bargain Store. nail at. the Republican office and nhcnrilia'fnr' Ilia flrtflt TJividtS and get that handsome box of gem 'stones as a prmlum, both forll.OQ Dates! Try some of the '91 crop of dates, fine as silk at Kackley 's Bargain Btoro. AlwAva rnnm at 0. R.

rTackleVS Great Western Livery Barn, the largest Baru In the Co. Water jandy. 27 Wanted Fire hundred dozen Chickens pud Turkeys at Hiner Man's Meat One door east pf post office. A letter from J. Fomeroy dated at New Orlpnes h.

A. Informs us that he will visit tlip buttes ana scenes or me Papiuc Slops unttll tibout AprtU tli. We jnyite everybody to come and look ut our cheap counter goods. No reserved seats everybody welcome at Kaokley's Bargain Store. The little folks will apprppiate the HttractiTe tovg, and the big folks the attractive usefql nrtjeis, found ou the 5.

and 10 cent counters at Kackley 'b Bargain Over five hundred and seventy dollars worth of horses bought and sold in and about the Great Western Livery Barn Saturday. We had the pleasure of meeting with Isaac Lauiphie mine lioat of the Sylyln Grove Hotel on our way home lant Saturday, while his hair shows the frost of about three score and ten, ho is as ac tive and energetic as ever, and with many manly qualities he is a true Republican. navpjtaken enntml of O. B. Karklys Great Western Livery and Feed Barn Iwon'd as the people, of Grahnin Cok to trive mu a trial for a square deal and good treatment.

North Torneroy Hnnss Same Bloek. T. Every mnn will wish to be well tip on tariff points the coraiwr year, and he can get the protective view at the lowest possible coat by taking tbe Homo Market Bulletin of BostQU. which furnish sthalf price in connection with the Republican. Governor McKitiley saya the Bulletin tnlmirable, and he wishes it in I if tit kq to voter.

Threo'h scrTlf to hi via lansa(ily. The through car service offered to Chicago via th Union Pacific and Chlci-go Alton R. R. is unexcelled by nny other line. Magnificent Pullman Sleepers, Dining Cars and CUair Cars, ruu' through daily without change, Denver to Chicago via Kansas Citv.

W. L. TnOUTFETTEIt, Agent Union PseiQc System, 1'ill CttyKaOj Cattle bitched to wagons, loose etocd stock driven behind by the chlldrn OJris and boys that are onr business men and matrons were all very plainly clad. thechlldrens feet In the same manner flint, wan rr von tliatn At Urih TIiAra was a congregating there. The old, not charity, but work, that in the spring wim tueir Bivcwnuu earnings iney couia ret nm to their homes again along and on the banks of the Blue's.

Visit their homes now, talk with thir owners, get from them their toils and privations, teeir hopes and fears, the latter gone, the former realized; then get up In the morning, look over your 100 acres of prairie soil and exclaim: mine thou art to-day and thus shall you remain. Mentor. A lot of legal notices crowded out of this issue will appear next week. Read the article on prohibition by Hon. J.

B. McAfee in this weeks issue. Dr. Shivelys Famous Dental Company at the Pomeroy Honse are having good success in their business. A number of our citizens are attending Court ut Hoxie this week.

Sherman Longhrlge, the xxx. Alliance bell sheep from the south west part pf Graham county gsve a rising laugh pn our streets to-day. Wm. Quinn, Isaac Coyatt, John Will- lanjs, Col. Burt, and David Findley sr.

were attending to business in Judge uurneys uourj yesterday. Ex Sheriff Stotts will move next month onto his farm ia the west part of Graham county. Capt. Stotts has been a resident of our City during his focr yenrs.term of end has a host 1 trends in pur micst. vept.

a prac. tlcal farmer and will make his farm a snccoHe if he has lost tha sound of calling the pigs. office has beenfavorod with a com plete catalogue and price list of the Ev ergreen Nurseries of Evergreen, Wis. This nursery-is well known throughout the west.Jhavihg been many years established. The proprietor.

Mr. Goo. Piuney, has probably distributed more evergreens and forest trees through this Estate than any other mau in the country. Although he raises and pells millions of Forest trees annually, iiis specialty is ever greens, lie plants hundreds cf of the seeds every year, and now has nearly tbxep hundred varieties pn his lists, fully equaling the largest nurseries in Europe, which supply the nurseries and parks of royalty. Of course hav ing such a large trade and grewing them in such large quantities ho is able to give better prices for tho earns quality of trees than any other nurseryman In tho country.

It is well worth the while of any person to aend for h'13 lists. A PATRIOTIC WORK. SZvarj person who ia opposed to Fre Traflw Blarerr and fuvora American Industrial Independence secured through the policy of Protection, should read tbe documents published I by the American Proteotlvo Tariff lunatic. As a patrlotip citizen, it your duty to place thesq documents In tho bands of your friends. They re Interesting and instructive, and embrace dtscnislons of at) phases of the Tariff question.

Tbe League publishes over SO different docs; ments, comprising nearly 000 pages of plainly printed, carefully edited and reliable Information. Among the authors of theso documents are, TTon. James G. Blaine i Wm. McKlnley.

Uoveriinr ut Ohio; Senutor 8. M. of 11IU tiois Senator Joseph Uulph, ut Urogou tSenatur A. 8. Paddock, of Nebraska: Stinator Frye, (if Maine; Senator Cshst, of XSIirt.h H.

i. Morril, of Verniobi i bunalor h. at RhiMla iKljindi Hoir. Thomas 11. Duitrey.of Now Jersey Ll4.ii.

Robert innun AtUTiau P. Porter, of Wnshinitlun: I'rof. J. K. Dodge, of tbe Agricultural liotiartmi'iit at Washing ton; Commodore W.

II. T. llnghcs Hon: K. a iuriauorn, 01 ituw 1 orn iwuivrr, of Ioith; Hon. II.

K. Jones: Diirl.l Hull R.ce. of Kx-CoiiKrossiuan rerkkiiH, of Kansas; Dr. 10. P.

Miller, of Mew York; lion. Go. Drai.er, I at lion. C. L- Kdwiirda, of Texts; Jmliio Wm.

Lswronce. of Ohio; lion. 1). llHrriiusn, of Now Vnrs Hon. Geo.

tj. Ilnutwoll, Mnn. iron. Ei. H.

Aiiimldown, of New Vorki liuoth Kiislcy, ot Teuiittssea. VMs eomploto set of documents irlll be lent to any add rr 83, post paid, for Fifty (j0) Cents, Address, Wilbur F. Wakeman, Scc'y, Ko. West Twenty-Third Street. New Tork.

ANABSOLUTtLY fwnuuTtB On Scitimnc Prinoplu and cwimowmj wtnosT (1P0RE Wkti ftiaiAuxCaxa Carp Aft Pscu lAS EPATTON S3GUU ty itiUiiuif rmi. ni-rtljiti birhtni erii thwt vcr.Mnt annufv frtf at. tias -eefl! i ttml WawnsW I d. h-it on i tf crk'r trofto wh riisi'rv. rnr csfvmif.

I mx. ii jfi rak.ni-i SKIM h.u.SFW Mb-', mi i POL! a. m. i. a lai mil the! 100 for 10 5ct 5p, and 10 PSnts -1 r- 1 6, 2 for 6 ajldi GcentS.

SC. KANSAS ok of Buiding Materia, CYCLi Xtafly auitublm frr Lad cm t- Gcn'Mwtcru Vibntiaii Qyerssac Wilfat Cssjiiti: Usurers nar; "Ec.tr ba Coshicn tr Pr.ti. mstie Tire. roeer riifdvou'esrst of noiiiiW. tight, S'renj, Fsm Rannif.j, Unexcelled a Hill Climoer.

Swrtl. 4l.v'.e villi i txM or ohiou Tires. Aracrlcaa Cjci'f Eilra baains in joq lots. 1 44 Street, Pccria, lliinoi? ODrdu IV a rrar, 'V. -a'n WtJm- Srr Its 3w ut rrr nvz ttraia, fipH aixt lrirfl it, rensy.

Extra cSctsc, iftn 1 -jo. taie VicViJbunrs I au charmer rmy thoold tave esc J'rlce vrjy tea ,3 i Sp lQ)llliiq i i (RktunJ at the Putt Olllc in U1H City, as eotmu eiae man mauer, i Newspaper Rules. alladdsand locals, published id tbli paper will r.roani in till ordered out uj wm pariy MWtltlll All lecnls will run at half legal rates, rive eents per lino far Hint tiuwrtlou, and oeuU I eaen additional mnrnoD, if oi.i tlila iinutftr tail ilo not ratum We consider you an actiiitll siifoscrluer, aud snail Bold you reoustuie lor hi sawe. All notices aiift litigations to la pnlillidted In tlila naio.r nlwmlrl lie l.r Mlirllt III the Olllne ail -balunlay. Ttieaday buinxour press day it give in bare llnio to Kin mom u.

CHURCHES. i-ataiBTTraiAMi-SorTloei sjTeiy 1st and 3rd Sunday at 11 ii. Kcv. 0. AUin.on, raator.

haaiiuy bcbuol at M. k. M. Br EBB. Supt.

Bsrrirr: Serrlees at the Baptlit chnrcji arerr and4h, Mnadayatlt A Maud 7 Sabbath cuool 18 A each Sabbath. Key. K.L.W ALJCKR. Paator. at K.

CHURCHI-Servlce each Sabbath at the eoirt house A M. He U. Berkhart. Paator Sabbath senool eatn oauDaio ei iu a m. J.

t. MuCiKTV, Pnpt. Baptlat service, at Nlcodemu. every lt 2nd Ik rd Sundays in each month. Prayermcotlng every 'ftu'iauay night ami church meeting 2nd Saturday 6f saeb Kuv.

A. J. Walk an, Paster BIU City, assembly 7H.r4. of L. meets ever Xstsday eveuiuxat Masonic Hall.

111 City post no. 41. u. A. k.

meet tat, 8rd, datorduy oi each month at school house. iiumea uoraou, r. Levi Pritchard, P. A. Tmilbrook Lodije ao.

8Ht A. A. M. moeta 2nd aUandttb. Saturday to each ibonth at tbelr hall ib Hllltiity.

S. Cb irMAK W. M. Tllptaoii, Hot'y Mllltrook Lodge no. 248 i.

o. o. meets every Wednesday evening at Mnsonlr hall. Hill City. E.

a. CiiirMAM, a. C. THotsnn, Bec'y. xUTiett HOMEnTEAUtltS.

-r All niin-iubarrtberi having thi'ir final proof liotiess published to tae Kki-i-blioan will receive acopy or tile paper during thu piibllcation of the notico. L-ocal News. fcjpring Sunoie Jn the pprlng the ronng man's fancy Lightly turns' to courtshTp hours, While the maiden's tnrns'Jo bonoets with and flowers. But the fancy of the elders. ho are feeling age's ill, Tarns to fitters and Tonlft drugs and liver" pilla.

Saturday was a busy day. Fresh ground Oil Cake at Chlprnan'a. ii i A. J.Mowery was a pleneant caller Friday. g.

B. Wonder returned roro. Topojca Saturday. C. W.Liglitroot.weut east the first of the week." Tha lllinoia Pelegates ar for Harrison for President.

p. M.Smith retprped from Leavenworth gnturday. G. p. Taylor, a cattle buyer of Lenors, yits in yhe'eity Slondayl A pnmbcr of onr western conntlea are organizing republican cluba.

The nx'Jropdlitnn police force ha got some what angry so Buys A. E. Knox. Ex gen star Ingalls has become a member of the A. R.

Post. There is 8ix Mexican War vetrens living in Salinn county Kansas. So says the Salina Sun. i iii To-morrow Feb. the com mence-jnentofthe Grand Army encampment at Atchlgpi Kansas.

Some of the leading colored citizens pf nation think that they are not fairly represented In the Worlils Fair of '93. The Northwest Kanpap M. E. Conference will hold its annnal meeting at Concordia Kansns.tu next month. It is conceded a numbsr of our best men that A.

W. timita of McPherson nnnntv. la thn Romliiir mnii for Onvtvrnnr. I Mn Lena McGill and family pf, Port- Innr i'aitaii a tiarn 1111 vluf wlfk ar hn i. nnrnniji ivi ti i mra I i.nriiiti.r.

I. N. Opmn of Belvllle, wnf ip the city CofiirloV orirl a Itranarlnty a mnva rr his laud near Roacoe in the near future. Wm. Nedler, Kon-in-lsw of Mr.

Dawson, afrfyed here from Salina Inst Riitnr-day eeuinp; and will mak Hill City his In Th discpMss9n at the River side bimkxu ihmihp ridMj miii, vue auiHiice ehtwf dlspytPi'T so'd, 'hnt tbe alliance had Romeo, where art A fast go and' a slow -turn was re-ported ns by "Prof. from the crowd that attended the lyceiim at River side Fiiday 'night, its he was the major. THE MISSING LINK. A Line of Pullman Colouist Sleepers Between si. ana Portland.

February 1st the Unioi Pacifle and Missouri Paoiflc Rye. commenced tbe operation of a through line of Pul'man polonists Sleepers between St. Louis and The cars are neat' and clean the appointment, is excellent, smoking in the cars is prohibited, the cars are attached to the regular daily fast express train and are iccrnpttiiled by experieced Uniformed porters who loVr, after tbe wants and comfort of the passengers. For accorudalion in these cars either east or west bound apjilj to your nearest t'riHi Tactic, Agent, ft L. Lounx ifieral Pass, and Tik.

Agent Un. Pac! lmaha, Net original orations ever delivered in the Hill City school. They were excellent productions, considering the limited time. The speakers and subjects were as follows: Hattie Dudley, "The Now Era." Robert GarneU.l"Qur Country's needa, Bert Dudley. Ida Flvnn, ani Women of the Mayflower." Nellie for something Prof's.

Worley, Wilcox and McCarty, accompanied by sevttral students, attend ed the Literary at Riverside last Friday night. All report a very eajoyable trip, notwithstanding the fact that some got lost. One buggy tongue was broken, one mitten was lost and Bert Dndley and Prof. Wprloy had a little experience with a balky hprse. Juesday morning a considerable ex citement was aroused by the examination of a Jl bill by our "experts" to see Whotheritwas counterfeit.

It rcsaited in a treat of a $1 worth of candy and '5c. worth of gum to the school. N. M. L.

CHIPS.AND WHETSTONE'S. Almost any man can bo made to talk if a corkscrew is used to draw him out. A great many men are more interest ed in having work then poverty abolished. nothing flew under the as the tramps said when he looked at "That's a put-lip job said the mer chant' as bepaw the sheriff posting a sale' notice on his place. Girls are fond of fine turn-onls.

but they do not show it when they go down Fomeroy avenue or Main street threo a- breast ou the'eidewdlk. Some men's prompons walk gives away the pride their tongues are vainly trying to conceal. HAPPY ITEMS. Mr. A.

Bums has gone to New york on a Mr. John Franklin is recovering from a protracted sick spell. Bork to Mr. and Mrs. D.

A. Dickey, last Saturday eve'oing, a girl baby. There was a pleasant dance at Gus 1- lemlre's Inst week. The Missionary convention at Prairie Home was a successful and pleasast en tertainment. 1 The Friends, or Quakers started a pro? tracted mpetinr at the Super scliojl house on the 1st of February.

Very little of the wheat crop bas been sold from this neighborhood. The prospect for another crop of wheat is gopdjat present There are tax payers in this part of the county that think it is about time to have convicted of some ot the charges tiiat are prefered against him in tIQ court or oth erwise stop expense by not commouelng the suit iu court. Farmer. tomrunnlcated. Alloctlum township, Feb.22, 92.

KUitr Hill City Ubfubuoam There is not mnch news to write yon from this quarter of the couniy. Tho condition of the ground is favorable for the fall grain, also promising for the priog seeding on iiie larm. mere are some men of enterprise here. Mr. John Best is preparing to ertet a good eulistun tial residence on his farm.

The building material of the county is to be discarded-Yes. through the winters' cold, the summers' heat. John has not only stood by the "old sod shanty on the claim" but he liHsate and slept within Its, walls; but now it must go back. From the quarries is to be tho foundation, the pines of Wisconsin have been prostrated that he might bnild from their bodies. Mines have been worked down deep in the earth to secure the ore that made the nails that holds the same together.

White saad frm the enith bas been uiel- te with fliey furnaces to make glass to put in the windows that he might look through the same, watch the effect of sunshine upon his growing fields pf rn as ho sits bem nth tho shingo roof where he can listen to ie patter of the rain drops on tH same. Fiolds have been now ii with flax Unit oil might be niade herefrom to paint the house that John So, by them a JVu'i buya thesti things and builds iu the. Bow Creek valley Why? Because that for seven long years tie soil, the climate, the health of our people here convinced kiin that lug labor In future years will be rewarded by expending his means, his etrength arid ids Diiomi with us. Oh that there were more, like tu in our ennniy who newer ft hU and building rattles iti the ail, would build thi'in out huudred and sixty acres of ur county, and over the door of tln ir Ciintle piece motto. "A roiling stone wilt gather no nioR.i." We understand that Hiram Bear ii the architect and builder of John faith in our county Reminds me of yesis ago, wh Kansas was not a state in tho Cn- lou.

in years oi iis ana iscj ma-1 1 i Cement, coal and jx uisrEir oo, joe AT THE REPUBLIC! OFFICE. LIGHT WEIGHT SYLP acorns Wattled Everywhere a a bBADE. 1 i itsi ii i. -ru-i trft 5 or-r Vm rrcrv Slnta uhJ Tt't til ii th Vuitj-i Slit at, tauodo, sfc If j-oapint rasfTcji fcvn -VV-j cl i-nu ii'- -n roiH ird j-ci tnoney-' Catalogue, I i Ponwr. tw.rVvf dcjus.

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