Westmoreland Signal from Westmoreland, Kansas • 4

Stow. TWICE-A-WIEK REPUBLIC SPECIAL OFFER. Easter is coming and of course the children will expect colored eggs. Get Paas Paper Dyes at Moores. Free from poison, and prints beautiful shades of various colors.

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24 copies 25 cts Guardian Angel Washington, D. By W. D. WALLACE. Westmoreland, Mar.

29, 1895. A. J. Callahan desires to say to the public that he is in Westmoreland to stay, and has rented the Ross Williams property in the southwest part of the city and will move his family here in a few weeks to permanently locate. All work in the jewelry line done on short notice and the most reasonable terms.

All material used is first-class and satisfaction guaran teed. Mr Callahan is agent for the genuine high-arm Singer sewing machine and has at all times a stock on hands. Will sell on terms to suit Good Only Until March 31st, 1895. Sena two new subscriber with two dollars and get one ear free. Send four new subscribers with tour dollars and receive the paper two years without cost.

Do you know a gooa thing when you see it? A word to the wise is sufficient. Address THE REPUBLIC, St. Louis, Mo. Subscription, One Dollar per year, In Advance. The family of J.

0. Stanley started for Arkansas City yesterday morning where they will make their future home. They will stop at CirclevilJc on r.heir way to visit relatives. Stop at the Avenue house when in Wamego. Good fare, good beds and courteous treatment Good barn in connection.

Hates, $1 a day. A Hut i nark after your name mean, that your subscription baa expired. Unleaa otherwise ordered, the paper will be tent another year, SI or a larger number means that you are behind a year or more and might also be taken as a polite request to settle List of Jurors. The following in the list of jurors drawn March 2, 1895, for the April term of the. district court: Til ad.

Jenkins. selection Dunlaps Miss Mabel Cooks school closed last Friday at Star Union. Patrons anc neighbors all came with their dinner baskets well filled. The boys played base ball while the women-folks prepared dinner, which was an important feature, judging from the interest taken by the boys. After dinner a nice little program was curried out by the pupils, which done credit to them and tneir teacher.

Miss Crook will attenc school at Campbell University this summer. Lodge Directory, Seed Corn. made 110 buhhels to the acre one year 40 bushels last year. Sample at this office. Price 75 cents.

N. Dunlap, 29-tt SpriDgside, Hans. a. or Meets every Monday evening. Goo.

H. Taylor, 0. 0, Tv 0. Hart, K. of B.

and S. o. o. Meets every Tuesday evening. I.

N. Burnett, N. G. 0. W.

Skene, Kor Sale. A No. 1 span of mules, well matched and thoroughly broken. Call on or address, Tiios. McGerty, heaton, Kansas, J.

C. Stanley has purchased the Canal City Dispatch, at Arkansas City, Kansas, for $1,000. He writes us that he has a great bargain and is well pleased with the location. Arkansas City is located on the rolling peninsula between the Arkansas and Walnut rivers, four miles from the south line of the state. Population in 1890, 8,347 The Santa Fe, Missouri Pacific' and St.

Louis San Francisco railroads all pass through it, making it a great business center. Electric lights, street cars, water works and otherconven-ence are especial features of the city Wo do not blame' Mr. Stanley for being well pleased with his new place of abode. J. M.

St. John, Belvue. Godfrey Martin, Lone Tree. John Pressler, Sherman. -Gustave Berg.

Lone Tree. Leonard Ortt. Louisville. F. Selgle, Emmett, S.

P. Barrett, Wamego. G. W. Hill.

Bluo. Wm. Brewer, 8t. Marys. James Toothaker, Lone Tree.

8. A. Jones, ('enter. Wm Striker, Grant. Carlton Peek, Grant.

James Stearns, St. Marys. E. M. Hodges, St.

George. M. 8. H. King, Sherman.

A. U. Mussey, St. George. Manoah Hanson, Shannon.

Case, Grant. Samuel Ansel, Belvue. H. L. Atwuter, Mill Greek.

John Downey, Clear Creek. S. B. Taylor, Rock Creek. Charles Dempsey.

Blue. H. E. Shortt, Belvue. John Dimon, Green.

We hereby certify that the above is-a correct list of names of persons drawn to serve as jurors at the April term of district court of Pottawato A Great Bargain Kor Farmers. By Bpecial arrangement with the Journal of Agriculture, St. Louis, the Great Farm Weekly of the West, we can now supply that paper in combination with the News, both one year for only 1.25. Taken singly the regular price would be $2.00. Full articuiars in our adverlisingcolumns.

In taking advantage of this remarkable offer, do not delay, as our special arrangement holdr good for only a imbed tlm. Edward Wab-skee-aw, who is here in jail awaiting trial, made a miniature windmill for Mr. Barnett this week. He is quite an ai list in this line and seems to spend most of hia time in making toy of this kind. a.

s.i Meets on first and third Wednesday evening. Mrs. Levons Crofui, M. Mrs. May Allen, Secretary.

m. w. or Meets on Thursday evening, every two weeks. J. W.

Shiner, Consul. J. P. Oochrun, Clerk. a.

o. v. W.i Meets on Friday evening, every two weeks. Geo. H.

Taylor, M. W. 0. Skene, Beoorder. b.

or a. c. Meets on Friday evening, every two weeks, alternating with the A. O. U.

W. Miss Ina Etch Ison, 0. of H. Miss Lillie Collins, Beoorder. Marriage Licenses.

The following persons have been granted a license to marry by the probate judge in the past week: 1 James A. Hoover, aged 21, and Miss Emma C. Schwartz, aged 20, both of Onaga. After the grip, diphtheria, mie county, Kansas. J.

W. Siiiner, J. r. A. J.

McKee, J. P. J. S. Blaylock, Sheriff.

attestJ Frank Davis, Co. Cleik. Masonic and Select Knights Calendar for 1 895. The Regular meetings of the Masonic lodge of Westmoreland are held on the Saturday nights on or before the full moon and two weeks thereafter. The Regular meetings of the Select Knights are held on the Saturday ights after the full moon and two weeks thereafter.

Three nights during the year will be A. r. A A. K.i Meets on Saturday evening, on or betore the full moon aud two weeks thereafter. Warrren Authouy, W.

M. J. 0. Stanley, Secretary. a.

o. n. w.t Meets on Saturday evening, after the full moon aud two weeks thereafter O. E. Morris, Commander.

J. 0. Stanley, Recorder. Cure for Headache. As a remedy for all forms of headache Electric Bitters has proved to be the very best, it effects a permanent cure and the most dreaded habitual sick headaehes yield to its influence.

We urge all who are afflicted to procure a bottle and give this remedy a fair trial. In cases of habitual consti jation Electric Bitters cures by giving the needed tone to the bowels, and few cases long resist the use of this mddl-cine. Try Jt once. Large bottles only 50 cents at Moores drug store. pneumonia, scarlet fever, typhoid fever, Hoods Sarsaparilla is of wonderful benefit in imparting the strength and vigor so much desired.

Hoods Pills for the liver and bowels, act easily yet promptly and effectively. 1 Rev. Haughawout, of the Onaga Herald, has been preaching in the vi- LOCAL NEWS. Morris Runyan Will buy your fat hogs and cattle at highest market price, either at Wheat on or Fostoria. Court convenes Tuesday.

cinffy of Fostoria the past week, in the interest of the United Hrethreu. We understand he is going to start a series of revival meetings at-Merry Mount school house next Saturday night. Westmoreland Mall Route. City election next Monday. S.

L. Knapp, of Fostoria, called yes terday. N. Comfort has moved into the property. The Discovery Sayed His Llfn.

Mr. G. Caillouettee, druggist, Beav ersville. 111., says: To Dr. Ivingi New Discovery I owe my life.

Was taken with la grippe and tried all the physicians for miles around, but of no avail and was given up and told could not live. Having Dr. Kings New Discovery id my store I sent for a bottle and began its use and from the first dose began to get better, anc alter using three bottles was up anc about again. It is worth its weight in gold. We wont keep house without it.

Get a free trial at Moores drug store. i i TO BLA1NK. Leaves 9.00 s. Blaine 5.30 p. Fare, .50.

Express packages carried at reasonable rates. J. J. ITeatii, Mail Carrier. J.

It Costello, of Blue township, was in the city, Tuesday. A. L. Spaulding school in the Harye Lyon district will close next Friday. School Notes.

Two new scholars entered school last Monday. Misses Dessie Duncan knd Nellie Whearity. Miss Duncan in room four and Miss Whearity in room two. Vera Badgley took a trip to Wamego last Monaay, was therefore absent from school. Nobe McComas went home Monday afternoon on account of sickness.

We had a little visitor Monday. It being the sister of Annie Gauze. Again it was washday last Monday, and many were detained at home to turn the wringer, The A grade in Miss Collins room are making and arranging some work in kindergarten to be put on exhibition during institute. At the rehearsal of the cantata last Thursday evening in the court hou Kate Morris made a misstep off the stage and fell on her hand on the floor spraining her wrist very badly. ENXERTANMENT NOTES.

The entertainment was grand. The court house was' quite crowded and th9 people paid good attention to the skill that was being displayed by the scholars. The net proceeds were $17.50. This will help fill our library quite well. The cantata was very well rendered The costumes that repiesented the different countries were unique.

The Chinaman and Japanese, as well as the others, were there in their drebs as if they had just come from their naiive home R. D. McKee deserves much credit for the work he has done in drillings the participants in the cantata. Jes U. Mine.

For Sale A tine, large, red cow, giving milk. tV. D. allace. Miss Laura Parish has returned from Topeka where she has been clerking for Stevens Bros.

During the last iegislalure she was clerking in the Stcrelary of States office. 1 She wil go to Lawerence in a few days where she has been employed by the New York store. Call and see how big a bunch of old papers we will give you for a nicktl. Silver and Gold. Something everybody wants, something all can get by securing a copy of Vicks Floral Guide for 1865, a work of art, printed in 17 different tinted inks, with beautiful colored plates Full list, with description aud prices, of everything one could wish for vegetable, fruit or flower garden.

Many pages of new novelties, encased in chaste cover of silver and gold. Unusual and astonishing offers, such as Sweet Peas for 40 cents pound, $300.00 tor a name tor a new double sweet pea, etc. If at all interested in seeds or plants send 10 rents at once for a copy of Vicks Floral Guide, which anr.ount may be deducted from first order, to James Vicks Sons, Rochester, N. and learn the many bargains this firm is offering. Jake VanDeveuter, an old-timer of Westmoreland, is here visiting friends.

L. L. Badgley is moving into the I will sell all the nursery stock on my old place, consisting of several va rieties of fruit trees, shade trees anc ornamental shrubbery. Also smal fruit, consisting of currants, goosebfr nes, raspberries, blackberries, strawberries, Will commence to sell about March 20. Will make prices Dd terms to suit the times.

I am going out of the oursery business this yeai, and my entire nursery stock must be taken off the land this spring. You can pur chase the very best homegrown nursery stock at prices unheard of heretofore. 28-tf M. OKeeffe. Hutton bouse, vacated by J.

C. Stanley. All kinds of job work neatness and dispatch, at Give us a trial. A. C.

Pike called Tuesday and sub scribed for the News. Mr. Pike is one of the successful young school teachers of this county, having just finished a term in the Loux district, west of town He will go to Holton, Monday, where he will attend Campbell University during vacation. Miss May Scholes went to Topeka Tuesday where she has a position in a millinery store. John Neal returned from Atchison county Wednesday, where he has been visiting relatives.

Seed Com For Sale. I have on hand a large quantity of seed corn, pure Yellow Dent, large ears, No. 1. some old corn for sale nt my place six miles southwest of Onaga. Sample of seed corn may be seen at this office.

27-12t Henry Krouse. Henry Shehi moved from Fostoria to Blaine, Tuesday, where he will work for Rufus Roberts. NOTICE. rHCE IS HEREBY GIVEN, That M. F.

Mi Moore, have filed in the olttce of the probata Have you forgotten that M. F. Moore carries the greatest variety and largest stock of drugs in the county? Farms for Trade. One farm of 165 acres, bottom land in St. George township, 115 acres under plow, fair hous.

barn, 4 acres of apple trees, etc. School of a mile, 7 acres of timber, 30 acres of pasture, most an excellent place. Listed at $4,500. One farm of 160 acres in Un-on township. 85 acres plowed, new house, barn, small orchard, school 1 mile.

Listed at $3,000. Will trade either of these farms for unincumbered smaller places, or will sell way down for part cash and on easy terms Many bargains in realties. J. W. SniNER, Agent, judge of Pottawatomie county, state of Kansas, petition praying for a permit to sell intoxicating liquors for medical, mechanical and scientific purposes, at my store lu the city of Westmoreland, Pottawatomie county, Kuasna, a none def-inate description of such premises being contained in said petition.

The hearing of said petition will be held at the office of the probate judge. In the court house in the city of Westmoreland, In the county of Pottawatomie and state of Kansas, on Thursday, the 1 1th day of April, 139s, at 8 oclock p. m. of said day. 235-51 M.

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Price 25 cents. For sale by Fi ed Moore. 205. Rev. J.

L. Miller, of the M. E. church ot Fostoria, will commence a series of revival meetings next Monday Carlisle A. Rea, and family of Fostoria, left Wednesday for Arkansas where he expects to make his future home.

Bar Docket. The following are the cases docketed for the April term of district court: In the matter of the aaelngnment of Mills. The British Land and Mortgage company of America, limited, vs Sarah Maybee, et al. Hays and 0 Hays vs Floerech. Mary Gndslll, admx, vs Union Pacific railway company.

A Clark vs Hartwell. Henry Courreger vs Crumbaknr, et al. Henry Courreger vs Ballentme, et al. Richard Henderson vs Sarah Boberts, et Elisabeth Heuiy Maty Win Burges, et al. Mitchell vs Peter OConnor.

Norman Frisbey vs Maggie Frlsbey. Millard vs Lydia Milliard. Toliver vs Alma Francis. Eliza Rockwell vs Barney Montague, et al. Joseph Vurann vs Benton.

State vs Preston McMahon. State va Ed Leonard. State vs Chas Sawyer. City of St Marys vs Patrick Brown. State vs Albert Surges.

State vs Knapp. State vs Big Hswk, prosecuted under the name of John Doe. Stale vs Edward Wab-skee-aw. State vs John A Larson. Long Bros vs Olson fllerlck.

Cornelias Harrington va Thomas Fleming. I Eddy vs Benton, et aL 0 McMillian vs Himes. McCormick Harvesting Machine company vs James Mitigate. Randall, Sr, va Lncretia Randall, Alfred Chaudet vs A Fenn, adm. Loan Trust Savings bank va George Bchlas-man, et al.

Carrie Roberts vs Graham. Alvin Dowell vs Mary Dowell. Rogers vs McMahon. 1 Belle Schooley City of Wamego, In the matter of the estate ot Jacob VaoBrunt, deceased, William Randall and Lucinda, executors of said estate, and Wm. RsndaU VanBruot- 50 cents a year, Four Months For 25 Cents.

The Twice-a-Week Times, issued Tuesday and Friday, is being sent to subscribers on trial four months for 25 cents. Mail a quarter in silver or stamps to The Times, Kansas City, and get 32 issues of the best paper published the Southwest. Fifty cents buysthe Daily and Sunday Times one month. Married James A. Hoover and Miss Emma Schwarty, last Tuesday, by Judge Logsdon.

They are both from Onaga. for a limited number Is the price of the A. A. Murray will sell two stoves, table, stands, bedstead and other houshoid furniture on the street, Saturday at 3 oclock. Rational Watchman, The Leading Reform Journal, Published ut th National Capital.

We have had all kinds of watch-tinkers in Westmoreland ai various times, who stayed here only a short time, but Mr. Callahan, who is now located here, has come to stay. We should show that we appreciate good citizens who come to stay by giving um all the work vre have to do in his ine. He is a first-class watchmaker, laving been in the businoss for thirty years, and guarantees satisfaction or money refunded. He is also a splendid sewing machine adjuster, and can lit and adjust any and ail kinds of sewing machines and keeps in stock needles, oil.

attachments and all kinds of repairs. Give him a trial and you 1 will not go elsewhere. It it a neatly-printed sixteen-page journal, and ahould be read by every reformer. I have just received from SL Louis a fine emery wheel especially designed for polishing plows aud shovels. So dont wear your fingers out with an old brick trying to scour your rusty shovels, nor spoil your lister or plow in a sandbank, but bring them in and have them polished as bright and good as new, at my shop, U.

W. Townsend. Sample Copies Sent on Application. Mrs. O.

N. Detwiler has just returned from Kansas City where she has been selecting a spring stock of millinery goods. She paid cash for all her goods thereby getting big discounts, aid will be able to sell them at very low prices. Call and examine and yon will be sure to be pleased. NATIONAL WATCHMAN, WASHINGTON, D.C.

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