The New Times from South Hutchinson, Kansas • 5

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H. POPE, Cashier. THE HEW TIMES. A. Mc IT1FF, Plio ogr a.pli er BAISTK OFHUTCHIXSOX.

ISTo 104, XTorthMainStreeti CORRESPONDENTS Bank of North America New York. National Bank of Kansas City Kansas City, Mo. Liberal accomodations consistent with safe banking, extendedjto our customers. We make loans on farm and city property. All papers drawn in our office, and money paid as soon as signed.

We have on hand a large stock of Groceries, Boots, Shoes and Dry Goods, Which we are selling as low as the lowest, and will sell Dry Goods as cheap, if not cheaper than you can buy them elsewhere. Call and see us and examine our goods. TTYTT mmmmm Cor. Main and Third ave. WW mm South Hutchinson.

EMM Kansas. T. A. Becker, J.S.Barber. A.

E. Buckworth. DECKER, BARBER IF 8 Call And See-Them. day looking up the livery business. W.

D. Asay, from Tipton, Iowa, is in the city looking up the creamery business. Dean Co purchased several Main street lots in the Puterbaugh addition Tuesday. Special inducements offered those who desire to read the American Agri- culturist-the ablest farm and home monthly in America. alter Williamson presents his card this week.

He has worked at the forge a great many years. New shop west of the Arkansas river bridge. Don't forget to call on Paddock Co. for groceries and all kinds of canned goods, corner Main street and Blanchard avenue, west side. waiter Williamson a weeK ago laid the foundation for a general repair and blacksmith shop and is now ready for business Thus it is the shops and houses grow.

II. Knauss and family moved from the north side last Thursday. Mr. Knauss has the contract for painting twelve dwelling houses for J. N.

Con ley in South Hutchinson. J. Stuart, a former resident of the city of Ellsworth, but for a num ber of years a main stay in the Santa Fe shops at Ellinwood and Nick- erson, made a brief visit, last week, in the city. "Some folks are very orgetf ul when it comes to mentioning the enterprises that the New Times is laboring for. This is especially true of the Woolen factory.

Comments are not necessary. M. L. Sherpy, of the Burrton Graph ic was in the city, Tuesday, looking for an off leader, that strayed away one night last winter. M.

L. has found a mine, if it is pyrites of iron looked like gold, but Mr. Blanchard has secured Mr. W. Maher to superintend the work in the park.

Mr. Maher's ability as a gardener and decorator is established ha v-ing several years ornamenting parks at New Orleans. Last Saturday just before supper a "breezy" time was unrolled overhead but as we were not going in that direction we abandoned the office and went home content to brave the storm in a spring wagon. The order of Rechabites, a temperance organization, desires to start a society in South Hutchinson. If a suf-ficent number of persons signify a willingness to organize, Mr.

Wm. Mangold will come over and explain in detail the working plan of the order. A. M. Switzer's team enjoyed a "go as you please" by them selves in Hutchinson, Monday, on Sherman east and north on Maple street.

A wagon" load of trees accompanied them presumably anew way of advertising, but risky. Mrs. Minnie Tewksberry, who has been visiting friends in Pittsburg, Pa, and in Massachusetts returned to Hutchinson where she will reside, corner Maple street and avenue Mr. T. having bought the property occupied by Geo.

Freeman. Paddock, Shields Real Estate Agents, have a long list of Improved and Unimproved Farms in Reno county; also some good bargains in Hutchinson and South Hutchinson real estate. We solicit correspondence. Office North Main South Hutchinson. 5tf A New Suprise Those elegant new goods at Number 103 North Main street Hutchinson.

Mrs. M. E. Koen 'will be pleased to have the ladies call and see the new spring stock just arrived. Everything new and nice of the latest styles and designs.

5tf A young lady walked down North Main street, in Hutchinson, recently, Nothing strange in that. No. Neither was there anything strange in her actions when she quietly opened Mrs. Koen's Millinery store door and walked in to see the nice line of new spring styles of goods just received. 103 is the number.

otf N. C. Stott, a Keosauqua, Iowa, friend of the Times was a visitor in Hutchinson last Thursday, while on his way to the city of St. John. He has excellent reccomendations as a teacher, and will soon be instructing the young Kansas idea how not to shoot paper wads.

He has relatives in Stafford county. While the New Times will be devoted particularly to the interests of the Arkansas Valley, especially to the new city, our aim shall ever be to make the Times interesting, valuable, and a-greeable to all so far as we can and retain the sentiment we wish to have always appear on our pages Laboring for the good of our readers. Subscription, 81.20 per year, in advance. Entered at the Po6t Office at Hutchinson, Kas. as second-class matter.

Howe, Johnson SOUTH MAW HUTCHINSON, KS. Branches: Nickerson, Haven and Burrton. HODGES' DKUGr STORE Is the cheapest place to Buy Drugs, School Books, Wall Paper, And Seeds. HUTCHINSON. KAS.

C. E. SIDLINGER, The Druggist. LOCAL TOPICS. Subscribe for the Times.

The New Times, one month, 10 cents. Stone for the new block has begun to arrive. Grass is shoving up, nice and green, in ihe valley. The new meat market will be run by J. F.

Stobaugh. Boots and Shoes, cheap for cash, at Paddock Co's. V. H. Price and family arrived Tuesday from Greenup, 111.

W. O. Price, barber, from Casey, 111., will locate in the city. Have you a baby whose picture is difficult to obtain, go to Glines. Literary society meets every Friday evening at the school house.

Any items of news you may favor the Times with will be acceptable. Mr. Price and family will occupy one Of Mr. Quick's buildings for the present. If yon fail to get our paper at the postoffice come to our office and get one.

Our office is on the east side of Main street, in the central part of the city. Contract for furnace basement, 12 50 feet, for M. E. church let to George Shields. Mr.

Bulger and family, from Haven township, moved into the city Saturday. The New Times goes to the Gulf Stream not in the Atlantic, ooean, but to Florida. A. J. Umholtz, of Cheney, called today, while in the city.

He was after more ground. Mr. Wade Reese made us a plasant call Saturday, and took the New Times home with him. If you want to see elegant photographs, and desire a satisfactory picture, try Glines. J.

H. Coon and J. P. Theobald are mentioned as suitable persons to fill the mayor's chair. Mr.

Smith's son, west of town, pulled six geese at one shot, Thursday. They were all ripe. A car load of stone is on side track for a commencement of the new M. church foundation. W.

M. Bach, carpenter from Greenup, 111, will do the finishing work on Mr. Conley's houses. The Hutchinson Heal Estate Co. moved into rooms in the new Bank of Commerce building, Tuesday.

Tree planting is the order of the day along the streets only ten thousand or so not streets but treees. Mr. Blanchard has a lot of Honeysuckles for planting. Residents of S. II.

desiring to plant are requsted to see iiim. Mrs. Cushman and Mrs. Maher were visiting Geo. Shields family this week.

They are aunt and sister of George. No blurred work when taking babies pictures. It is done quick as a flash, and no time given to move Glines does it. Messrs Dean Co. will be found in the "Stone Front," corner 2d.

avenue and Main street Hutchinson, having moved recently. -Sidney Miller, from the north side, accompanied by Mr. Carpenter, made a pleasant call a few days ago. He is one the Times family Jewelers, -SEE- Is still on hand with the best in his line. Give him a Call at Number 11 North Main Kansas.

REAL ESTATE LOUT, AKD LIFE STOCK EXCHANGE Call and examine our Descriptive List before going elsewhere, as we have a fine selection of Improved and Unimproved farm? a well as City property. We can be found 22FEast side of Main street, Corner Blanchard Avenue. Go to Paddock Corner Main and Blanchard Avenue, for Groceries. Boots and Shoes, etc. Remember, we will not be undersold.

B. BLACKSTONE, AND Estimates made on Buildings free of charge. Shop at Globe Wire Works. South Hutchinson FARMS! FARMS! WANTED IMMEDIATELY. We have applications for good improved farms in Reno.

Rice and Mc- Pherson counties. Par ties having farms for sale will callon us, or send us a general description with prices, terms, We mean business. Hutch inson Real Estate Go. Go to Paddock Corner Main street and Blanchard Avenue, for Groceries, Boots, Shoes, etc. Remember.

we will not be undersold. P.HOLLAND has removed his stock of Groceries to the block south of A. T. S. Go to Paddock Corner Main street and Blanchard Avenue, for Groceries, Boots, Shoes, etc, Remember, we will not be undersold.

PLEASE READ. -o- fNot wishing to open a shop this winter, on account of poor health, I will be found at my rooms first door east of M. E. Church, 1st where you can get all kinds of First-Class Jeweliy Work, DONE MUCH CHEAPER THAN ELSEWHERE. I can also furnish any goods in my line at reduced prices.

ALL WORK WARRANTED. C. H. DEMOR ANVIL. Hutchinson, Kansas.

JFbt Warm, JLbm. Hutchinson, One Half Million of the best brick in Reno County now on hand which will be sold in quantities to suit purchasers. Experts pronounce these brick 25 per cent, better than any other made in the county. ESP" Yard located near th9 Mo. Pacific rail road in South Hutchinson.

J. P. THEOBALD, Proprietor. Considering the great "Boom," and the great amount of building to be done, both in Hutchinson, and the city across the Bridge, we have equipped ourselves with the LARGEST, BEST ASSORTED, BEST, of: To be found in the West. We have many specialties, such as Six foot side-walk plank, Extra Oak-Posts, Gclidden Barb Wire, Lath, etc.

etc. At extremely low prices. Special prices made on house bills. Although our present stock is complete, we will unload, soon, about thirty carloads of lumber of all kinds. This is in addition to our regular purchases, and we propose to give our customers the benefit of low prices at which it was bought.

See us and our stock and get prices..