Russell Springs Record from Russell Springs, Kansas • 4

M. Hovey, Pres't. F. L. Brown, Vice Pres't.

J. Armstronc, Cashier'; Makried: Jessie Orchrd to Miss Jennie Shaffer of Frankfort, June 27th! ank of Russell khiK LOGAN COUNTY RECORD. ENTERED AT THE POSTOKKICK AT USSKLL springs, as second-class Published Every Thursday E. R. FAULKNER A car load of lime lias been received for laying the walls of the 1 A C.EVE'UL BUSINESS IN ALL ITS BRANCHES.

BUY AND SELL EXCHANGE. WE HOl'K. KY SQUARE DEALING. TO MERIT YOUR PATRONAGE. court house.

A nice line of cook stoves ranges. Ill'SSEXb Sl'ltlAUS, RUSSELL SPRINGS, KANSAS Geo. THURSDAY i i JUNE 30, 1SS7. Prices extremely low for cash. McKinstry Co1.

Prompt attention to land business. A. S. Beymer Logansport Monument. office IK SUKSCliifTION-IN ADVANCE, LAND AGENT, .51.00 ,...7 .....5 O.Ntt Six ThRBB MoNTHSi.

Single Mr. and Mrs. Stuart and daughter Maud, brightened our sanctum for a few minutes last evening. Fifteen cents extra for postage if sunt outside of county. All papers stopped at the expiration of the time paid For favorable loans call on A.

S. Beymer Co. Logansport and L. H. Waldter, Pioneer Painter- for.

Logansport, Kansas, If you want anything in the line of deeded, railroa'dj school, or government land, call and see me. Timber claim' and Homestead Relinquishments for sale. Agent For U. P. Railroad lands in Ranges 33 and 34.

Monument. Business locals 5 cents per line, each and every in- sertion. All business locals will be continued and Ji Cummins, of our town was House and sign painting, paper- charged for, from week to week, until ordered out. nangmg, one of the parties who did the drawing for town lots in Water Valley Rates for standing advertisements: 60 cents per Inch for sincle column, and $1.15 per inch; double column, lie says every thine: wa3 done on iSTParties wishing work done in per month four insertions, No standing advertise ment inserted for less than i per month. Legal and land notices inserted at the and customary the dead square.

our line, will do well to give me a call All work guaranteed. Logansport, Kansas. price. Publishers' affidavit free, Kansas. Russell Springs, J.

T. Phinney, N. C. Phinney, Ford and Geo. McKinstry have rented the Miss Walk building, Orders taken for every description Of job work.

Four Issues constitute one Month Advertising bills collected nt the end of every fourth and gone to keeping bachelor's hall They will still take their regular rations at the Logan House. W. T. ROYGR, Our rates for advertising, terms and method of con- ductin" business with our patrons, are made plain in 111 ...1 1 ann a 1 these columns. Those having business transactions with us, will please observe these rules, and thus pre We think some body is playing wivmu U.UU IWUlfcVvl mil U.11VI IWUlCVUlli A' Full Line Of Furniture Consisting Of Chairs, Tables, Spring, cots, etc.

second fiddle somewhere, and it is vent any misunderstanding when it comes to settle ment. fciTOlfice over Simpson, Disney Co's store. only a question of time we will hear something drop. Put not RUSSELL SPRINGS, KANSAS, Ei R. FAULKNER, Editor.

WE ARE SELLING THE LARGE BOSTON ROCKING CHAIR FOR in the things of this sort for at last he kicketh and your name is pants. Elizabeth J. Alizond. Tuesday morning we left the Snrincrs for Winona, with clouds Nellie M. Peters.

P. All old soldiers are requested to a- hovering over us. We had gotten ALIZOND PETERS, FASHIONABLE DRESSMAKERS, meet at Comrade II. Morley's store at 10 o'clock sharp, on July 4U1, for ONLY $3.50. A NEWTYLE, LARGE, HARD-WOOD SAFE, THAT SELLS ELSEWHERE FOR $12.00, FOR $8.00, you on short notice, anything in the line of.

carpets, upholstered furniture; window shades, springs, etc. Furniture cheap and a liberal discount bn large bills. TWITgHRLL WRIGHT. Russell. Springs; Kansas.

CARRY A FULL LINE OF MILLINERY AND the purpose of taking part in the parade on that date and hour," as advertised in the general advertising matter. LADIES FURNISHING GOODS. WE INVITE THE LADIES OF LOGAN COUNTY TO CALL AND SEE US. doors south of the Rkcokd office. Frank Chase has received his targe RUSSELL KAN.

hi S- Tl its GA.BLAGK, invoice of new goods, and now has about as neat and tasty a store as can be found in any town in western Kansas. Frank is a very pleasant gentleman, is an experienced pharmacist and does' everything possible to please his patrons. We' bespeak for him a liberal patronage. Heal Mate, InSurance and a. Loan agent.

Dw a General Ileal Kwtute BiiNiiK'gc. N. C. Phinney and our genial andlord W. E.

Eliott visited Oakley We have busted all other firms in selling goods so" cheap, and we-will continue to' scare out our competitors. We carry one of the largest stocks of General Merchandise west of Kansas City, consisting of Dry Goods, Clothing, Boots, Shoes, Hats, Caps, and a full and complete line of Groceries. We also carry James Mid-dleton Flour, made by the celebrated Roller Mills at Ellis, which cannot be beat in the state. Call and get our prices. guarantee satisfaction.

Clothing, Boots and Shoe's a Specialty. Yours, Very Truly, 1 last week. Mr. Phinney going to Buys and bells Lads for Non-Residents; also agent for Town Lots in the Thriving Town of WaKeeney. On their return we learn the game of base ball between WINONA, KANSAS.

the Oakley and Monument nine was satisfactorily arranged and the peo ple may expect to see a very hotly BARBER SilO contested game of ball hear on the 4th. SIMPSON, Co T. C. RALSTON To the marriageable young ladies Has opend up a First-Class Bar MANAGERS: H. D.

JETT and W. D. VERNON. (old maids included) back east allow me to inform you of the fact, we ber Shop in Russell Springs, and is prepared to do any kind of Tonsorial work. have an abundant supply of young men (old bachelors included) in Lo RUSSELL SPRINGS, KANSAS.

MBERI gan county, who are open for con JJ ji viction in reference to matrimonial relations. All correspondence out about four miles when it began to mist a little, and gradually increased until we reached Winona, where we found ourselves in a hard pouring rain. Here we met several of our Winona friends, Messrs. Boot-on, Gamble, Clark Fisher, Kinyon, Harvey and others, having had an in-( teresting chat with several. We boarded the east-bound train for Oakley and found it pouring down rain all the way.

We met parties on the train who said it had been raining hard all the way from Kit Carson since 1 2 o'clock that night. In Oakley we found it coming down in sheets and everybody happy. Out friend and worthy co mpanion, James Stallons, here guided us around town. The first person we met was J. W.

Kearns, real estate agent, who knows Logan county, from center to circumference, the next was M. S. Ainsley, who figures in the real estate, livery and various other businesses that are honorable and mon. ey-making. We should judge from appearances that Mr.

Ainsley is in the enjoyment of good health and is not in the country for the benefit of it. We were riext introduced to our fellow worker and long sufferer in the; business, editor of the Opinion, Wm. Kleist, whom we found to be a true type of a gentleman, and a man to fill the place he occupies. Next in order was Buchanan, who deals in real estate and other branches of business we did not learn. Mr.

Buchanan made us feel perfectly at home the few moments Ave spent with him and we have him on our list. From here we passed around to the office of J. Sears who deals in real estate and mentioned the fact that he was in the nursery business to some extent. We found Mr. Sears to be one of the old settlers and a man of considerable experience in the wily ways of this life.

The last on our list, as far as we can remember, was II. C. Chapman who wields the pen on the Oakley Times- He is a man who speaks his mind and lets the chips fall where they may. To sum up matters and things we would say by way of conclusion that we had a very pleasant visit at Oakley and can say, she is a flourishing little town, with a bright and prosperous future. Success to Oakley.

Another case of drawing gun oc-cured some four miles south of town yesterday. Officer1 Scott has gone out to fetch some one. in when we will give more of the particulars. right promptly attended to. Speak out in meeting now.

Li, Shingles, Lime, Hair, Cement, Sash, Doors, Bids i and anything in the line of Building Material IN ANY QUANTITY, Furnished Promptly in Short Metre, FOR SALE OR TRADE. I have a few very fine tracts of bo th' school and R. R. lands in the best part of Kansas, which I will sell for cash on very reasonable terms, err will trade for eastern property, either real estate or other. These lands are some of the finest in Kansas, and are rapidly enhancing in Value.

eii'Call On or Addrettri C. 0. SMALLEY, 515 5th Peoria, Ills. Is well as COAL of all id; -FOR SALE AT- Never in the history of the whole state of Kansas was there' known to be a more timely and welcome rain than that which fell in Logan county Tuesday, all day, and part of the night. A quiet, easy, steady ana heavy soaking rain, which reached in every part of the county.

A better show for corn never was seen in any state. Grass is all started fresh, small grain is in excellent condition, and the people of Logan county were never so happy as now. Come and see for yourself. II. S.

Smith, of McPherson, in company with Messrs Sawyer, Whiteside, Waller and Kcan, were in town Wednesday, and took another big slice of real estate. Mr. Smith was here about a month ago and purchased two blocks near the court house. It is strange how they all will come back and bring their friends. Now look here, Mr.

S. if you are going to keep upthis liek of coming back here every month with half a dozen men to buy town lots, you must send word, so we can prepare for you, and if necessary, lay out another addition to the town site. ROCK PRICES Springs Lumber Company. J. PAVEY, MAN'R.

Russell RUSSELL SPRINGS MEAT MARKET. TWITCH EL WRIGHT, Pr's, Fresh and Salt Meats, Poultry, Bologna Sausage, Etc. Pest Prices Paid for Cattfe and Hogs. firCash Paid for Hides. SHOP WEST OF SIMPSON'S.

The POLICE GAZETTE will be mailed, securely wrapped to any address in the United States, for three months, on receipt of ONE DOLLAR. Liberal discount allowed to postmasters, agents and clubs. Sample copies mailed free Address all orders to RICHARD K. FOX, J. H.

LONGDEN, NOTARY PUBLIC For Logan and Trego All Business Intrusted to me will receive prompt and careful attention. OFFICE; ROOM NO. 1 OVER SIMPSON'S. RUSSELL KAN, Franklin Square, N. Y..