The Hutchinson News from Hutchinson, Kansas • Page 4

CHICAGO SQUARE DEALING CLOTHING HOUSE AMA :00.60 HAS OPENED UP AT THE NEW ATWOOD BUILDING Di: PAt L. 36 I HAVE OPEN FOR PUBLIC INPEOTION 1. REC FINE LINE OF YOUTHS' BOYS' MENS. CLOTHING A LARGE VARIETY OF OVERCOATS. These Goods are Fresh from the Eastern Marketa, and were bought for Spot Cash at Bod- Book Prioce, and 1 1 1 BOYS' AND MENS' HATS.

AND OF THE LATEST STYLES. Also a complete Assortment of Boys' and Mens' UNDERWEAR, Also nobby lines of neckwear Silk handkerchiefs and. Mufflers MY STOCK INCLUDES A LARGE SUPPLY OF TRUNKS AND VALISES These Goods are Fresh From ATWOOD BUILDING The "Diploma" White Shirt-Best in the THE DAILY NEWS. RALPI M. master.

C. E. SIDLINGER, THE DRUGGIST. "GATHERED PEBBLES" -AND SOLID ROCKS To Build The PEOPLE HIGH PRICES. It 19 not diffoult to select holiAny present suitablo for a lady.

A Bill Drena de mlways acceptable. A Henrietta Cloth (silk aud wool,) is tho most serviceablo drexa over mudo. Dress Flannela of every description are most comfortable. Clonks! Shawls! Bilk Gossnwere! Dod Spreads! Raw Bilk Table Spreade! Kid Mittenu! Fino Bund. kerchiefs! 'LOVELY TAINGH IN NEONWRAn! Hoods, Nubias Suarfe, Also gent's silk.

Mallora, Handerohiefe ota, In short every thing for ev. ery body, at WALL WALT'H. Yon know that the. family sud all yonr frionda would enjoy package of PHOTOGRAPHS OF EMINENT PLEI They are at once and enbertaining, and ebonid bave an abiding place in every home. COME AND SEE TRESE PEOPLE! They ero positively the lutest prrivals in Hutohinson, and CRO DOW be "inter.

viewed" at WALL WALL It. It. TIME TABLE. EASTWARD, Atlantio Exprese ...6:58 A. M.

New York Express. 7:02 WESTWARD. California Mexico Express, .8:10 P. Colorado .8:50 A. The band boys went up to Burton in body lust night.

Don't tall to sea the two mile race morrow aigut, at tho rink. Mya. M. M. Willlamson rotarned last aight from a vialt at Gt.

Bend. Albert Pate wont down to Borrton Last night, with the band boys, Mrs. Amos Plank went up to Nioker. sop this morning, for a short visit. Goo.

Avery, of Hays. cume up to.day to attend He is on the jury. B. 8. Smedley is up from Grove to.

day, looking after some court matters, A. Alldoeffer, the court reporter came to this morning from Cottouwood Falla, Prof. Outes weut to Nickerson this morning. No bus a class 10 musio there. 0.

E. Newton, manager of the Nickeryou opera house, was in the city this worulug, Thore were sixteen pussougor on the onst bound passenger trutu, last night. Mr. G. KIA and his entire family are giok to bad.

Mr. Xift baa been stole about a week. There will be some fast skating done night, as several of the boye would liko to wear the medal. S. J.

Morris, of Sumnor, la in tho olty attending court. He suga the late anow, 'a graud suing for tho the Markets and and will be sold at LEVY. No school or teacher in tho state of Kansas, should neglect Lo celebrate "Kansas Day" which is the 29th of Jannary, The day is one which overy KenRAH boy and girl should be taught to celchrate and to remember, and in the school rooms 18 the best place to incul cate the love of state, for there, moro of the children can be found together, aud no opportuaity abould be lost to make them thoronghly familiar with the state's history, fu order that they may know why they should celebrate. Let erery tencher mako arrangements, and prepare him school for that day. A good andience was present at the Christian church last night to hear Alex.

andor Hopkins' locture on Palostiue. Thostory was so portaged that all ent could see and realize the history he gave. His illustrationa nud charts are a good thing and one can not help bat an interest and The childrens meeting yestorday afternoon WBA very interestiug and tho yonng folks on. foyed it lumousoly. He will be hero to.

bigbt and to morrow nightuod wilt favor the rudience with two or three aboice solos euob evening. Go out aud bear him. MOTEL ARRIVAL.A, Tue following are the hotel areivals for to day: WINDSOR HOUSE. Dudley Rhoades, proprietor; J. T.

Robertson, K. R. Prior, Topaka; J. Buck, Albuquerque, Win, man. G1.

Bend; D. A. Gt. Bend; Joo. N.

Jagug, St. Louis, B. H. Keut, N. G.

E. Shipley, Chicago; A. H. Allison, Clay Conter; Ed. Deemer, SHow; W.

B. Garduer, K. N. H. Deoman, Clucionati.

KENO HOUSN, N. Wooddell, proprietor; J. H. Ratnets, Osceola, J. H.

Cabil, ObioAgO; W. Woolf, N. I. Clark, Le. rado: Geo.

Avery, Baerling; J. W. Wingort, C. E. Nowton, A.

Adler, Niokersoa; J. B. McKowen. N. H.

H. Rock, Indianrpolts. Keller's Starch Polish in warranted to give linons the sume 'abine" toot wbu Chinese nee. Sold only by F. G.

Brown Co. 120-125-28 Ladies, you should use Keller's Starch Polish for all Warrauted to give them the same "shine" that tho Chinese givo it. Sold by F. Brown Co. 120.126.28 B.

Market. Baker Brandon loane money ou good bualness buildings in Butchluson. 9itt. All wool worsted aulte worth $16 00, must go for $11.76 at Chan. the leuding clothier, 71C.

V. P. CAFFRY makos loans on Reno county farma, and Hutchinson olty property, at low rate of Interest, air ways roady for busluess. Call af office over postolice and be convinced. Whitesido Hutchinson loun money a tely for any parties laving iN lying die, and get go pdrates of interest.

7-t chango plush P. pocket book, Please noutaining aud O. Key. leave at this oflue. Nutico.

We, the undersigued 0rm beroby notify all partios futorested that we will not be responsible for auy debta contracted in our name by employes or others doing business with us unless per order over our siguature, Signed EVANS CONTRACTORS, Bee Bartch It you waut to buy, or sell on your live commission. stook, He handles live stock 40-1y. prices as Low as MARRIED, this village, at the residence of Mr. E. Holdridge, ou North Main Street, 25th, 1886, by.

Rev. Goo. H. Bring. bam, How.

Asn B. Caldwell, Ar. lington, Kansas, and Mias ADaN Eliza Babcock, Cortland, daughter or Duncou Samuel Babcock, formerly of Homer, now of Fredericksburg. Virginia The good wishes of very many frienda in Homer and Cortlaud, will attend the bride in this change from business in Cortland, to her new bone in Topeka, Ka, where her busband'a duties 44 Member of the Legislature will his time during the (N. Standard, Hurrah for ARa! He is a good boy and Reuo county is proud of him.

Mrr. Caldwell will find a host of warm triends rondy to receive her fu Kansas. TILE JURY. The following is the petit. jary for, this term of court: Granville, Albion.

Wm. Poniton, Little River. V. Wespio, Conter. J.

E. Eaton, Arlington. J. Ran, Somper N. Plush, J.

Byers, Grant. I. Benodict, Troy. J. Jones, Grove.

P. Shufer, Grant. J. Rechif, Grant. Wm.

Crockott, Reno. P. Boober. Castleton, J. R.

Bullis, Haven. Ww. Teeter, Reno. Gen. Avery, Hays.

A. J. Ftroup, Grant, S. J. Morris, Summer.

J. W. Beer, H. Bartford, Little River. Jno.

Hollis, Sumner. W. H. Nail, Loda. A A.

Michaels, Grant. Walt Moorman, Grant, I PENNIES will pay coven. ty -five cents apiece for pennies, dated 1881, Send twelve swo cent stampa for a yearly subscription to our Maguzine, in which you will And full partioniara, and price list of all rare colas Address I 0. WESLEY SOOTT, pobliabor Illnstrated Family Magazine, Kaunas City, Mo. BUSINESS LOCALA: Town property for sale or trado.

Will take catilo. 108-125. T. McFARLAND. J.

M. Jones, the merchant tallor, in Union Blook. de closing out Ape line of imported suitings, and overcoat gooda, during this month. Here are some bargains. Farmers, go to Brady Dice, and gut your money.

Office, room 1. over Goldberg's, Why pay rent, when Brady Dice will sell you a gond bouse and lot for only $350. Room one over (oldberg's. 118-tf If you want a nobby suit of clothes, remember that M. Jquca, the mer.

chant tailor. in Union Blook, has the Huest line of goods in the city. 118.130.28 30 J. W. Brady Co, and H.

W. Dive have formed a co- partnership. fu the' land, loan and insurance business and havoa large Real Estate Docket and can Juan money at very lowest rate of inter. est. Office front room over Goldberg' store.

117-6t: Go to Brady Dice for farm or oity property. Office room No. 1 over Gold: derg'a. 117-11, Go and soe J. M.

Jones, the merchant tailor, it you wuut a doe overcoat, at greatly reduced prices. He has an ele. gant lipo. 118 Money to loan at from 61 to 8 per cent. Commission low.

LAWSON MolLyain. WANTED: -A young man wants a place to work for board and go to sohool. 120-121 Lowest! KAS. Mr. and Mra, Fletcher St.

John, of Bund, returned this morning, after a anort visit here. Fletober is running lumber yard there for the company. Championahip of Intobinson 'to to morrow night. at the rink. Come out and see who gets tho modal.

Dr. Hooper, tho veterinary enrgeon, on Second avenne, In haviog quite a in hita baslaces, and he always gives sutisfaction. Tho caat bonnd train Jant night contained the bodlea of two nofortunato. peranus who wore frozen to. death near Dodge City, The bill collectors are flying around lively.

None of them have lost their lives yet although plenty of people look "daggers" at them. State suporendont Lowhead, baa just completed a table, giving the school population of the state. Reno County comes to the front with 6,871 scholars, It is reported that fourteen persons bave frozen to death, near Dodge City, during the late atorm, but our reportor has failed as yot to find any tion of the report. A anow drift on the south alde of tho depot, and across a awitch. had to bo tunneled through by the section men, before this morning's local freight could do much switching.

The driver of the Entchinson and MoPherson mati, when be renched Little Rivor, vesterday, found the ford blooked with. snow, that he coald pot HO he inrned aronnd aud come back to this city. W. La, Woodnut was out sleigh riding yesterday, in a "bob sled," sud bad quite an experience. When out about a mile from town, he Accidently broke shaft.

and in rousequence thereof, was compelled to "boot" it into town, Mr. H. Gibson returned last night from bin ranche down south of Kinsler. Ho reporta a tearful storm in 1bat tion, and much anGering among the settlora, The snow la nine inches deep on a levol, and drifted vory badly, it necessary to cut a road out, to get to Kiueley, J. P.

Housor, of thin city, who has been reading law for thin past year with Zimmerman Taylor, WAR admitted to she bar this morning, buving phased a sonrohing osamipation satiatnatorily. Ie 'an young men of ability, and hee a bright future before bin. The NEWR wishes him sucores in his choson calling. Lues evening at 6 o'olouk, at the rest donae of her brother, Mr. Jas.

MoKin. atry, on Shorman Mien Tipple Kinatry was married to Mr. Olark, of Lincoln, Rov. Akin omiolatiog. Tho wedding was a private ovo, There were present, Judge Honk and wite, T.

Atkinson and wife, 8. B. man and wite. The partios left on the six o'olock train for Lincoln, Nebraska. Mr.

Frank Hamlin roceived a cable. gram this morning from England offor. ing him the foremanship of turee milla it be would come at once. Helm. modiately cabled his acceptance and starts Monday morning ou his trip.

This will be quite a surprise to Mr. HamJin's many friends and also gulien loss to our musical He was oue of the Spent tenore ever in our oily, wad always ready to lend a bla talent to any, worthy object, The News wishes Bit in his uow and responsible pa. sition. GOOD The following letter from Mr. John Puterbaugh of this city, appears in days Commonwealth: old year has passed away, and the Hutchinson people enter on thp new year with especially bright prospects.

We were greeted as a Now Year's present with the announcement that the great Chicago Rock Ialand R. R. Co, had fled a charter to extend their rond from St. Joe and Atchison. to our city.

We have been working for this two years, or more, and feel that ilis a sure thing. The Ft. Scott Wichita R. R. are building from Wichita.

Tho A. T. S. R. R.

folks are crowding the building of their line from here to Kinsley. Why should not Hutchinson, with her reformatory building. feel happy. Our prospects were never 80 bright. Christmas holidays were spent in the usual way.

Numeras entertainmenis were given and many valumble presents changed landa. Jae Hooker post G. A. had a public installation of officers in the opera house yesterday; dinner in their hall; sporking by State Commander Stewart, of Wichita. Gen.

T. T. Taylor, R. A. Campbell and others of Hutchinson; and singing by Mr.

Fox of Topeka. The old soldiers had a pleasant time, and wound up in the evening with a grand ball aa the opera house." Let's Have Both. ED. note with pleasnre the of enterprise manifested in your paper. But Ithlok you are a littlo.

off In reference to the bullding of a $60,000, bof el. I have travelled thousands of miles, nod have stopped at great wany hotels to citlea, large and small, and I thiuk that the hotels we have, on size nod accommodations, are io perfect keeping and: harmony with all other improvements of our city, and for the size aud Importance of the place, I never saw better or nicer tables set, or more reasonable prices charged. there are a great mauy children in this city without sohool privileges, for the want of school room, and the amount of money you speak of, necessary to be contributed by oar citizens, ought to be given to the building of another school house. somewhero in the eaRl purt of. the city.

It woot be long till the city will be divided into wards, (at lenst three of them,) and it eborld be NO arranged asio have a sobool house in each ward. By the report of the pripolpel of our sohoola, I see that every room is -and oply about 900. of the 1200 scholare in the distriot are eltending school, all for want of room, and if more approvided for, are to have any schoollug nest year it is high time some steps were taken toward that end. It is all. well enough to have flue hotels, but much better to have Ane sohoole and good educational advantages for every child in the district.

11 our people are ablo to do both. all right. But let's have the school house or a good college, for all our advanced firet. I am certain that good school advantages for ull oar childron pay a larger divi. dead fu the ontoome, than the Quest hotel ever built: Let us have an pression of views on this subject.

Yours for EDUCATiON. Go to Brady Dice for farm or ofty property. Omoo, room 1, over borg'4. 1171. FOR HALY, grocory etoro, will: a good trude.

Address 59, Hutchlugop, Kin. W. C. DEVIER. COFFEE 1 Fresh Roasted COFFEE Every Morning.

W. C. DEVIER AT THE STONE FRONT, Corner MAIN ST. And Hutobinson, Kansas..