The Ellis Review-Headlight from Ellis, Kansas • 4

THE MERCHANTS BANK OF ELLIS, LOANS MONEY ON 30 DAYS TO 5 YEARS' A Hard Slcgo. I suffered untold with scrofula. Great blotches, sores ami boils made their appearance 011 my iieiih and I almost ctuue to the conclusion there was not a pound of sound flesh on my body. I Began to nso 1 SOU'S Clotfelter and Bell received five car loads of lumber yesterday morning. Low Windle returned Sunday from Iowa, where he Uad been for about a.

month. The K. of L. will give a grand ball at theG. A.

R. hall, Tuesday HEADLIGHT ELLIS, KANSAS A JOURNAL DVOTBO TO CoEs'a r.3 Foreign News, Agrloult-; ure, Commercial and General Literature. ESutoaoription. (in advance. One Copy, onoyear, $1.50.

One Copy, six raontka, 9a-One three months. -S0- Single Copies, fie cents, to had at the office. OUT 2 DRUGGISTS, 'Jm'- CD I JOHN I I WILL SELL MY. arasaa Jut. -Consisting of-.

TOILET ARTICLES, SLatlpnory, Cigars, Faints, oils o. GRIFFIN HOLMAN. C0NLAN Q0 DjUG Try Goods. PUi5.33 WINES' AKD LIQTJTOK.S ITO.fi, BOOTS SHOES, -I Have Wprth of (hoods thpt Will be SioloV PUSFCSES. A full line Toilet Articles, and Patent Medicines.

Prescriptions carefully compounded by an experienced physi. cian.3 IST, CAPS 'Row Is Your Time To COME OUSTS, COME ALL, All persons knowing themselves to be 'in -BURBANK McLEOD, DEALERS IN GROCERIES, CLOTHING, debted to me will please call and settle, as my books must be closed. A. A. Bowen.

FURNISHING GOODS Wl Groceries, HATS, GENTS FIEST CLASS GOODS BOOTS S3 acKGHOM OpfOeei, BLOOD PURHIER, and to-duy lam com-pletnly restored, My flosh Is firm and solid and (attribute it to Cegps's Wood Puririor, KEV. p. Atvvood. Kansfs uty. For sale by Holman, Ellis, Kansas.

head of hor-i 1 ses ana mares, irom three to six years old. These horses will be sold cheap for cash, or will trade for cattle. A large portion these animals are large, and well broke. Call on, or address Curry" Dickerson, One mile, east of Ellis. Ellis, March 8, '86.

nso-2m CHlOOEaTSTOaB Corner Washington Church mi LIS, KANSAS. u4, you can hnd a- Stock or -AND- FEOTIS10MS TEA, ffl COFFEE, CROCKERY, QUEENSWARE. Glassware, "St PayiioMjfflfee htaSlKs!" SGive the Star Grocery a call and you will surely be pleased. CM. BUCHANAN Mil Would announce to the Citizens of Ellis and adjoining Counties, that hs ofsrs at his place cf Business in The following as a part ot his stock in stores and warehouses, to which he would direct the direction of the public to make an inspection of the goods and prices befote they purchase in any other market: -AND Board and Dimension, Flooring; Siding, Studding, Joists, Framing and Capping, Coiling, Stripping and Flsni, Of the different or in the clear a full fine and well assortment.

Also a full line of Posts, Fencing, Shingles, Eoofteg. AND BUILDER'S HARDWARE, -AND Fresh Groceries! Building SALE Glassware, Eat3and J. D. Rippey has been prompted, and has been sent to Wallace to run the yard engine. Forker is shipping daily from three to five carcasses of dressed beef to towns wpst of here.

In fact he is supplying all the markets west of this place with choice com led beef. The entertainment given last Thursday eveninsr by the Knights of Labor, was well patronized by our people. The entertainment was first-class, and was greatly enjoyed by all present. understand the net proceeds were $80. Don't forget the "pink tea" and literary entertainment at the M.

E. church to-morrow evening. Admission, 25 cents, children, 15' cents. Froceeds to go towards painting and papering the interior of the church. All are cordially invited.

Supper free. I. M. Saxton, who owns two sec tions 'ofland a short distance south of Hog Back siding, is preparing to build, and from the quantity of material he has contracted for, we are led to believe his improvements wil' be quite extensive. He was engaged in unloading a car pf lime last week, which he hauled to his ranch.

He has contracted for three or four car loads cf lumber of Geo. Johnston, ne of our lumber dealers. At last Ellis is to have a photo grapher. Mr. S.

M. Davenport, of Missouri, comes highly recommended as a first-class photographer, and expects to be permanently located here by the 25th. Parties here who are personally acquainted with Mr. Davenport, say there is "no discount" on his work, but that it is strickly first-class. Such a will be heartily welcomed to our city.

Ben Miller, on preparing to retire on last Tuesday night, was not a little surprised and somewhat alarmed on discovering hat an ugly looking customer felt disposed to contest his claim, under the prior right of possession. A large rattlesnake held "the fort," and its presence was first Vnade known to Ben by a warning rattle, always given by this creature, preparatory to its fatal stroke. Fortunately, its location was discovered in the nick of time, and Ben saved from a perhaps fatal wound. The bedroom' occupying the second floor, the wonder is how the reptile got there. It was a narrow Sentinel.

Married, at Hays City, Kansas, on Thursday, April 15th, 1886, Mr. A. P. Glueck and Miss Ida Dailey, both of Ellis, Rev. Dr.

Gerrish officiating. The happy couple left on the evening train for Denver, where they expected to spend a few days. Glueck is a well-known mechanic of this place, having located here about a ear and a half ago. Miss Dqiley is Well know here, having lived here several years, and is the daughter of Major J- B. Dailey, the master me-chanic.

We wish the happy couple many years of unalloyed happiness in their relations, and our wishes are that all their troubles may be Ht-tld ones. y.latB of Advertising. One Column, one year, Half Column, one year, Ouorter Column, one year, -Professional Cards, per -Final Proof each jyocal Notices, par lifie line 50.00, 95.00. 10.00, 3.00, IS' S-Transtent Advertisements cash; due quarterly. should be handed in as early in the week as is convenient for OEDBBS.

-r, O. O. n. Ellis Lodge, No. 146.

Regular meeting every Saturday evening. Visiting brethren cor-j is NT ra ki many nivurcu, u. lloscly V. John Reed, Secretary, S. Holman, Ti-eas.

jnsTwniiYoo Anvil, Vice, WANT. Cut-on tool. The best for fa ra a house use 'fftfi Either size 54.50, $5.50, $650 sent FREIGHT Paid on repeipt of price, if your hardware dealer does not keep them. Good agents wanted. Cheney Anvil Vise Detioit, Mich.

au-26-iy Jfew Improved High Arm, Usu Mechanised "Principles and Rotary Movements, Automatic, Direct and Action, Cylinder 'fihyitla, iir.y JTcod'A Fosiiioa Feed, 2Ty Springs, Few. Parts, Minimum Weight ITq Friction, $0 Noise, llo Vear, No Fatigue, No "Tantrums," Capacity Zfrilim-iiecl, Alipays in Order, Richly Ornamented, Jiickelplated, and Gbsza PtrfceS Satisfaction. Send for Circulars. Address AVERY MACHINE Broadway, Maw York. Insurance.

If you wish to insure your prop erty against damage by fire, lightning and tornado, call at this office and examine our companies and rates. We write for no SNIDE companies, but for the following old and well known companies. Commercial Union, of London, North British Mercantilr, of L. Niagara, of New York, American Central, of St. Louis, National Mutual, of Salina, Phcenix, of Hartford, and German, of Freeport, Illinois.

ELLIS, KANSAS, CAPITAL, $50,000 Money to loan on long and short time. Buy and sell exchange on all parts qt Europe and Amer ica. Absolute safety to Depositors. Fire and Burglar Proof safe with latest improved Time Lock. We respectfully solicit your Patronage.

W. O. Ray, Wm. Harrison, President. Vice President.

II. R. Honey, Cashier. Moore, Ass't Cashier. Hit SIMPLE SIP BTi silent Mi mi IERGHS BUI, evening April 27th, for the purpose of raising funds for the relief pf the strikers on the "Southwest system." The best of music will be in attendance.

Come one and all and lend a helping hand to those whom monopolist seek oppress. Tickets Kxiiiniuattoii. The sepond regular examination for the benefit of the Teachers of Ellis county, will be held at the school house in Hays City, Saturday April 24th, commencing at 9 sharp. L. II.

Boyd, County Sup't. BUSINESS LOCALS. jJS3Ml transient notices inserted under this head will be charged five cents per line B3CU jubcruun until oruureu wur. For a bargain go to Bowen. Ladies Hamilton brown shoes $2.50 per pair, at Nicholson Bros.

Go to Bell's and get one of those lamps he is giving away. Go to Nicholson Bro's for rib bons, laces and buttons. White counterpanes, a daisy for fi.oa. Nicholson Bros. Wolcott's Pain Paint at Griffin and Holmans.

20 kinds of Lai. dried fruits at Nicholson Bros. The highest market price paid for good wheat, at the new mill. Trunks and traveling bags at Nicholson Bros. Head quarters for Union Label Cigars, Star Srocery, Ellis.

For silks, satins, and lots of dress goods, go to Nicholson Bros. Regular seamless socks for men, 10 cents at Nicholson Bros. Go to Bowen for all kinds of California canned goods at 20 cents per can. Hosiery in all styles and prices at Nicholson Bros. Buchanan has a large stock all kinds of dried fruit and defies competion either in quality or price-" Lawns and P.

K's, white and printed Nainsooks, at Nicholson Bro's irom 5c to 25. Screen nets for curtains at Nicholson Bros. Good sheeting 10 cents; 25 yds. calico for Si. 00; spool silk 10 men's crush felt hats $1.

each. All at Nicholson Bros. FOR SALE. 1 Graded Hereford Bull i year old, and 1 Short Horn Bull 4 years old will be sold on easy terms. J.

E. Pearson. For Sale. A single-seated car riage with pole, custom made, nearly new, for terms inquire of Eli Fox, Hays Kansas. Clothing for men and boys, whole suits and seperate.

Gents furnishing goods the best gloves in the market. Childrens Rochester school shoes; see the half shoes at Nicholson Bros. I have a few quarter sections of land for sale from one to three miles of Ellis. These iands were selected several years ago, and are among the finest. M.

M. Fuller, For Sale. The northwest of section 12 township 14 range 21, 6 miles southwest of Ellis, 60 acres ready for spring crops and a good well. This land will be sold Cheap for cash. Also, a good house with 5 rooms, on south side of track, a good location, will be sold for cash.

It is now rented for $3 per month. En quire at this office. Almost DisccJtt'fsg'cd. In the fall of '84 1 came west for my health My friends all said I had the consumption, and it was too late for improvement. After a month's stay I became worse and almost dis- cour ged.

I bought a fifty cent bottle of BEUUS' CHERRY SYRUP, and it helped me so much that I bought six dollar bottles and used them. In two months the cough sweats disappeared. I now weigh 180 pounds, and owe my life to Beggs' Cherry Cough Syrup. S. E.

Watson, St. Paul, Minn. Forsale by Griflin Holman, Ellis. Physician Surgeon. CCalls promptly AT COST Wagons, Buggies, Spring Wagons, Cultivators and Fence Posts.

We have procured a lot of the above articles at unprecedently low and are now oflering them to our patrons at actual cost and carriage. These goods are from first-class manufacturers; are thoroughly complete, and as good as can be had in the market. We desire to close out the stock at once, and for this reason are offering them cheaper than you could buy them at retail from the wholesalers. Now is your time if you want bargains in the above lines, I'D. St Clotfelter, Ellis, Kans.

ALWAYS ON HAND. SHOES, IIS CANNED GCCES, KANSAS. ON RY -DEALER IN Fill! tlill 1 Fill! HIS, chc: en runs, Ellis, Jan. iS, '6. THE' ELLIS' HEADLIGHT.

Tuesday April 20, 1S86. LOCALS LATE AND LIViiLY, Still the strike continues. Oh don't she boom the wind we mean. Born, last Friday to Mr. and Mrs.

Mat Marlburg, a daughter. Clotfelter Bell have a large force pi' carpenters working on their lumber yard building and fence. A brother pf B. Chapman is here and will buy land and become a permcnent resident of Ellis, county. The Ellsworth Reporter was last week designated by the County Commissioners, as the official paper of the county at legal rates.

Miss Cora Lorts has been dangerously sick during the past week. Dr. Kidd reports her out of danger and improving. The little daughter of Mr. and Mrs.

Samuel Ormerd, has been very sick for several days. We are pleased to learn that she is better. C. J. Bascom made a flying trip to Kansas City last week, on business connected with the water service of this division of the R.

R. Butts, the plasterer, has the contract for plastering about every house that has been built, and several that are under contract to be built. Again we say, bring on your wheat Ellis now has one of the finest equiped flouring mills in the west. Patient, Ed. Watts, Otto Schesky, and S.

J. Lent have each erected a dwelling house this spring-No "Jim Crow" affair, but good substantial buildings. Freight, and passenger traffic over the K. P. is just immense these days.

No. 1 has not been on time but twice in the last ten days, and most of the time it has required two engines to pull the train. Postmaster Kinney has leased the building east of Burbank and Mc-Leod's store, and having it enlarged and fitted up in good style, and will as soon as completed mave the post office to the same. April 14th was the anniversary of the fall of port Sumpter, and the assassination of Abraham Lincoln. The first event took place twenty-five and the assassination twenty-one years ago last Thursday.

B. F. Flefter left last Saturday for St. Louis, where he expects to meet his son Fred; and from there he will go. to California where he will remain for an undefinate time.

Mr. Fletter is an old resident of Ellis, and his presence will be missed. People in general, and drummers in particular, will be glad to learn that Collyer's hotel-the Occidentalwill be continued another year under the management of Mr. and Mrs. B.

O. Richards, whose methods of carrying on the hotel have given great satisfaction. Correspondent Western World. CONFECT SMIONEBY, Etc. ELLIS, DEALER IN Millinery Goods, Wers, Ladies' and Children's Nn cloves.

A full line of a specialty. FARM MACHINERY. TT nnd derware. Hosiery and Laces, Wools, Etc. executed.

GOTO E. DISNEY'S EW GOAL YAfp I The Famous Hill Coal I AT Per ton FP.Ei Ct C3AEE2 BSTLeave order at Seating, Rink, 1 Dressmaking All ordersproratly 5-40 OTI To PARMBaS I Mueller is now prepared to. GRIND your CORK! At his place northeast ef Ellis 1 he will make you Oiiop or Fine P. S. Grinding will be done eve5 Saturday.

JOrBuggies and Farm Wago.is Drills, Corn Planters Plows, Har rows, Cultivators, and all in the line STOVES AM Stova Feraitare. And camp kettles, and whatever pertains tc the parlor, kitchen or camp. Parties wisbin anythmg in these lines wiU, call at the old stand and find them adapted to the wants an denaands of the country. TECS. DALY.

M. FULLUB, ATTORN Et- AT LAW Land Office business a specialty. Am prepared to Homestead and Timber culture entries, Filings, etc. Will attend to contests before U. S.

Land Office. Collections made and promptly remitted. Will pa yues for non-residents. AH letters of inquiry urOKptly answered, M. M.

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