Arkansas City Daily Traveler from Arkansas City, Kansas • Page 2
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DailU Qrasxclcc 23 2J 3T 2 f- nf rwr Kev. J. P. Witt has tendered his resignation as pastor of the Christian church and WATOHBSI Hew stock and larger assortment than We nave the: Szclusive Sale of the Henderson School Shoe. IESI PICTUBH FEM ever before, comprising tna Howard If you want a baby carriage it will pay you Elffin, Walthan, Illinois, Hampden, Seth Thomas, Peoria and Geneva Non- it has been accepted.
We are informed that Kev. Witt goes to Oswego mission to preach. The Traveler regrets to see Mr. Witt and his estimable family remove from this city. Bruce Carey captures the belt.
lie tells us he played a match game of ball at Salamanca, X.Y., where the ball never touched the ground. The game lasted one hour Our Stock of Boots and Shoes to see us oeiore purcnasing. Magnetic I have the new WALTHAM. We liave just received the largest and best iplete in all KON-MAGKBTIO, also the Peoria and Geneva Kon watches, which are the only three reliable non watches made. E- l.
Mcdowell. and fifteen minutes, and Mr. Carey occupied the box. Eli Perkins is now adver assorted stock of single and bed lounges ever shown in the city and they will be sold at low prices at is coi lines See the best tising for a picture of Mr. Carey.
Major William Sleeth is an expert diver. Yesterday he visited the head gates of the PERSONAL PARAGRAPHS. canal and In raising one of the gates fell VV ri'Vivi. 'a'-' over Into the canal. William Basset want ed to fish him out but the major swam to ladies the shore.
Although somewhat dampened 1 Judge Sumner has returned to the city. Peter Wykcoff has gone to Otoe agency, I.T. F. D. Waugh has returned from a trip to Abilene.
his belief in the canal escaped uneffected. shoe ever shown in Kansas Q3.60 0. P. DUFF. T.
B. OLDEOYD. UNDERTAKERS. AND EUBaLUERS. sfc SQUXERS DOE'S, 418 Summit Street.
Passengers from the Frisco depot uptown complain because the street car switches on Seventh avenue and waits ten or fifteen minutes until another passes. Yesterday morning nine passengers rode tcthe switch and waited there for some time for the other car, but as it did not arrive they grew impatient, alighted and walked the remainder of the way up town in the rain. O. J. Gould has concluded to get up and issue a directory of the city.
The entire work will be superintended by Mr. Gould and all emoluments for the work will be Mrs. S. B. Pickle is visiting friends ia Fredonia.
Oscar Halsell has recovered from his recent O. J. Gould has returned from a trip to-Burlington, Iowa. C. G.
Means arrived in the city last evening from Kansas City. Mrs. Charlotte Fairclo has returned from a visit to Bentonville, Ark. Colonel 0. Sheenan was in tl.e city The colored base ball club goes to Win J.
T7. HUTCHISON. FutrrcHisoN. THE LAKE field Thursday to play ball with a colored nine of that city. J.
W. HUTCHISON SON, Partita Tisitlnc Geuda Springs and wishing accommodations, which are unsurpassed, shoul a The city building committee has awarded the contract for putting in a vault at the visit this house Mr 8 Varner bas given this bouse a thorough remodeling and has In every way fitted his rooms lor the accommodation of health seekers city building to D. D. Bishop. received by him.
Arkansas City is from Kaw agency last evening. in need of a first-class and complete city W. B. Wagner and J. A.
Sankey go to- Winfield to-day to hear Talmage. LOCAL PARAGRAPHS Real Estate Loan Agents, Sell Exchange Land City Property Business of non-residents promptly attended to. Loans negotiated, etc. directory, and we know of no better mnn to get it out than O.J.Gould. He is an Arkansas City man, heart and soul, and is Duff fc Oldroyd have so placed a mirror at the front of their store that their entire display of furniture can be viewed.
The Kansas granger who sticks to his farni and "tends to his knittin' is going to get there. Please flon't forget it John Edwards returned yesterday from. a trip to the east part of the state. Weather Iadicatooas. The weather indications will be found ambitious to lay up money to be used by Fred Ketchmar, editor of the Southwest, In the upper left hand corner of C.
C. ilol-llster space, on eighth pace. him in eolng to college. We hope our in the city distributing his book. people will aid him in his work as much as possible.
lesterday morning this vicinity was Mrs. R. B. Baird returns this morning We have noticed new clover hay on the from her week's visit at Geuda Sprin.cs. i market this week.
visited by a heavy rain. The wind was not high enough to damage the crops. Ira Barnett bright and early yesterday Mr. and Mrs. F.
D. Austin have return morning started out to look at some cattle The Arkansas river went on a high yes- HAVE YOU BEEN TO BROWN'S DRUG STORE. A. G. Lowe sold 240 acres of land ed from their sojourn at Geuda Springs.
west of the city. lie hired a livery rig terday after the rain. north of Maple City yesterday for A. E. Reuben Porter, (colored) "Uncle Rube" Tho TOotllnirtrkn Ttati hoat.
ha Caldwell Kirkpatrick, to J. D. Leach for $4000. A A 1 I I as he is familiarly called, is in the city from the territory. it en mis imvertiseTnent is not ior von.
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J. Chapel received a letter yester- and rode eight miles west through the rain and then turned around and came back because it started to rain harder. Just as he arrived at the barn it ceased to rain and Mr. Barnett was mad. He drove sixteen miles I day from Kansas City parties compliment a Louis Wilson, ot Pueblo, arrived the city yesterday on a visit to his sister.
lectin town. North Summit Street The Caldwell ball club has sent challenge to the Kid club of this city. ing his new family remedies very highly. Mrs. Peter Pearson.
There is a rumor afloat to the effect that Parties who have trees where the boughs in the rain hoping it would stop every moment, but it did not until he returned home J. W. Strohm writes from Topekato Dr the bicycle Is to be introduced Into the overhang the sidewalk should trim them. and gave up the Idea of looking at the A. J.
Chapel that he is very anxious to re curriculum of the imbecile asylum at Frank Lorry, of west Bolton township, Good people, if you are-In the notion ot buying a gasoline stove this seasoa, just now is the time to buy one at a small cost We are offering special inducements to cash buyers. We also have the patent adjustable window frame, for screens. They work like a charm and are cheap. We are hungry for your hardware trade and will endeavor to please you if you will call at 509 Summit street. cattle.
turn to the sandhill city. commences threshing wheat the first of the Rev. Witt left for Osage mission last John Martin has rented the south win week. Last evening a very large rrowd of our citizens were on summit street watching evening, where he will preach Sunday, re dow in Peter Pearson's store room and The area wall of the opera house caved turning to this city Monday. the fire boys make their run.
The boys will remove his music business there in yesterday morning. The heavy rain JJ JUL QDzziOzd (Ola came dashing up the street with their cart, Jordan McKee, of Parkersburg, West July 1. was the cause. i i Uq laid the hose and called for water. The Virginia, is In the city prospecting.
lie is Unintentionally the name of Miss Dora M. If the person advertising a railway tick an acquaintance of Jay Stapleton. J. M. Barnthouse came down from Win et to unicago win can at tins omce he can Fierce, we are informed, was omitted from the list of teachers published by the 200 spectators were watching for the water to come forth from the nozzle when all of a sudden the hose burst in the center of tu i-rowd.
There was lively skirmish LlnnDQ in Lnnn nn Imprnunrl Forme, nl ibn find a purchaser. field yesterday. He reports that the as. Traveler. sembly is not the success anticipated.
The ball game did not occur yesterday George w. cook, conductor ox the New X. T. Snyder Is a man of ideas. The ing for a lew seconds by the crowd to get away but nearly nil were thoroughly Jersey and New York railway, is visiting between the Borders and Printers on account of the rain.
latest Is for the U. R. K. of boys to use their prize money in making an excursion In the city with Engineer Lockwood, of splashed. John Murray received a com the Santa Fe.
Lmrnni Eninz. Onnnn Fnid rahnn Fnpnrs orn Sinned, il Ihu Siiln is FnrfncL toe jnnnsnn man ann tehst En. to the mountains. plete ducking and a haud full of his pompadour was washed away. T.
J. Talbott, of Garden City Is in the Born To Mr. and Mrs. John N. Edwards, of the Second ward, yesterday afternoon, a danshter.
The running team of the Arkansas City Charles Streber arrived in the city yes fire department last evening ran 200 yards, city. He was formerly the editor of the Garden City Irrigator but sold out a short time since. He Is here prospecting. terday from Springer, New Mexico, where chicken3 at the City laid 200 feet of hose and threw water In Cet your spring meat market. It forty-six seconds.
he went as a member of the Gladstone colony. Mr. Streber informs us that the Gladstone colony is situated on the tenth WASTED. The Non-Conformist says the Telegram A good and reliable woman to do cook no worse off than the balance of the ing and housework in family of four, at meridian, and not far above the thirty-sixth parallel in the territory of New Mexico, in -AT- business firms of Winfield. They are all Oklahoma Station in the Indian Territory.
one of the most beautiful and fertile val leys in the west. It is sheltered by moun mortagea and win nave to go sooner or Good wages will be paid to right party. Apply with references to H. W. Sharp.
no 'TV later. tains on every side, affording protection 1. S. Millet, of Polk county, is in the city, the guest of his brother, Judge Miller. Mr.
Miller is a raiser of fine stock and visits this state annually to see and purchase blooded stock. Thomas Nelson has just returned from a trip out in the west part of the state. He was at Garden City, and while he conr slders Garden City a good town, she does not come up with Arkansas City in business or size. He also visited Wellington. He thinks that city quite dull, but a very pretty place.
Arkansas City, size con sidered, is the liveliest city he has seen in the west. Chicago, Texas and Santa Fe against storms ox every Kind, it nas an ine nignt tne circus was here we saw a Per Cent to Arkansas City. 29-tf altitude ot 5,000 feet above the sea level, policeman run three blocks on hearing Take your homeopathic prescriptions to thd discharge of firearms. It proved to be and every condition favorable to the most beautiful and delightful climate; the win Eddy's pharmacy and have them filled by the trick pony shooting the gun off at the a graduated pharmacist. 1 ters being snort and mid, witn occa circus.
On Farm or City Property. sionally a light fall of snow, which soon Annual Hsstiss. It is wonderful to note how many hus SNYDER melts away. The soil in this valley Is of FRENCH, bands attend a circus without their wives. The aunual meeting of the Arkansas City milling company for the election of the very best quality a rich dark loam Cieccciora to Bnydsr.
Hutchison Co. we Know ox several who always save a matted with thick buffalo grass and coursed Arkansas City, Kansas. "high old time" at the circuses which fre by streams of pure living water, having A young man came up from Arkansas City yesterday to get a marriage license, but could not say positively that the lady ofhls choice was of age. He went home to find out before the document was l5 quent this city. their source In the mountains, lying to 3 1 office at Arkansas City, on Tuesday, the north.
The land is excellent up to the Charles Wells spent too much time yester July 3, 1888, at 2 o'clock p. m. sued. winneid visitor. BROTHERS.
mountains, the" slopes which afford plenty 18-24 C. Mead, Secretary. The only young man of matrimonial in of wood, cedar post and pine timber. The day morning in the arms of morpheus, and as he did not arrive at his place of business on time the boys tacked crape all over his clinations who has been in Winfield lately Eddy's drug store is the place to buy BAKERS AND CONFECTIONERS bottom lands along these streams are very rich and extensive, running back in some is Guy Sparks. your drugs, medicines, paints, oils, etc 1 Eagle drug store.
places for miles at a level not more than Yesterday morning during the rain an Wanner Bros. Milk shake, best in city. The side door in the Arkansas City drug twenty or thirty feet above the water. 805-tf company's store was struck by lightning ICE CREAM PARLOR. We aid serving the finest Ice Cream in the city.
Lunch room in connection. Call. Plenty of the best stone for building is Eddy is still Improving on his soda water. avalanche of corks came floating down the alley running from Fourth and Fifth avenues. There was so many of them at the small drains under the crossing at the Hess found along the streams and on the high If you want good soda go to Eddy's drug yesterday morning.
The only damage was the shivering of the glass in the door into small pieces. store. 1 est lands, and lumber at the mills sixty miles away, at 810 per 1000. This country block that the water was dammed. A Leave your orders for Geuda Springs shovel had to be run under the crossing to is all governnent land.
There are no pri A malt vender on Fifth avenue, down EHOADS PFISTEEEE I water at Eddy's drug store. 29-3. start the water flowing. vate land grants near. The land is open under homestead, pre-emption and timber near the Santa Fe depot, was fined 520 and costs yesterday for keeping open later than regulation, hours the night before.
Lemon sherbert at Wanner Bros. 20tf F. 13. Hutchison and Dick Wilcox culture acts. Mr.
Streber tells us there made a wager yesterday, the result of J. O. Campbell will lecture at the United has been plenty of rain there this season lie was remanded to jail. which Is Interesting to our readers. Mr.
Presbyterian church on the 26th of June at for the successful growing of crops, in fact Wilcox made the statement that Summit A. A. Newman Co. have brought suit 8 p. m.
Subject, "A Fortnight in Mexico." almost too much, lie will return there 6td against James llill, C. IL Searing and others to recover $100.55 for goods used on this fall with his family. Fresco Painting1, Paper Hanging, Carriage and Waon Painting. Sixth Street Between FUTHJand CENTRAL Avenue. Eddy Is wholesale agent for Gross street at Thirteenth avenue was only five feet lower than at Fifth avenue.
Hutchison remarked there was fifty feet difference, and City Engineer Love stated there was a difference of thirty-five feet. the steamer, Kansas Millers, which at Delbridge homeopathic remedies, and can present is hauling saw logs at Ft Smith. supply your wants. 1 Rev. James Edwards, a Caddo Indian Wanner Bros.
Best ice cream in city. A Fraud. will preach at Chilocco Indian school next S05-tf Tha A mHri flrnhf flnmnan v. Pnhlfch. Sundav inornins at 11 o'clock, and the I superintendent extends a cordial invita ilenry Behrens will pay highest prices for wool, hides and furs.
Corner of Third ers of Daily and Weeuy urapnic, and 41 Park Place. New York, June 15, 1SS3. To the Editor. Mr Dear Sir: A man tion to the people of Arkansas City to at avenue and Canal. U-tf Bicycles, Tricycles, Safeties and tend.
by the name of C. 1L Lawrence, claiming: Go to Eddy's pharmacy for homeopathic remedies. lie has just received a new Fred Sparks, at the telephone exchange, Supplies. was shocked Yesterday morning by the supply. 1 lightning.
He was sitting In the window mm ILL' ANDREWS, Agents Arkansas of the exchange room when there was a Ice cream soda five cents a glass at Wan mm ner Bros. 20-tf i flash of lightning. lie was stunned slight to represent urapniooiews uompan, is traveling through your stite, taking orders for subscriptions, advertising, etc, and collecting payment therefor. Either by direct statement cr inference he leads his victims to believe thai they are subscribing for a publication issued by this company; and as a result of his operations we are receiving a flood cf 'complaining letters. If there is a publication called Graphic-News, we have never heard cf it and question If it be a resuUr publication: and ly for a few seconds.
Pretty Beats. The Western Union telegraph company All women look attractive when thelx is swift on getting bulletins here. If this eoicr ena cczrriexica is ciesr. iz rem skin Is sallow, eyes dull, yen are bilious, Oeosge Jcct eaythacsa liit'e word thing continues as It has the past few days we will probably know what the Chicago ssenreaboxcf Willises Anstraliia Herb jsarins iron the tone cf letters received, convention does about the time the elec that yon will ce xaina, Aid your every Pills, Uka as directed, and the farffej cf we Believe tne man "Keeps bis culce in bis tion occurs and in time to vote. about eeckmg whom he msy languor will leave you, your eyes brihto wkh ehsll b3 faiiiled.
WM. J. POLLOCK, Attorney and Notary. J. H.
SHERBURNE. POLLOOK SHERBURNE, EZAIHITATIOIT OF TITLES A SPECIALTY, tlalio Investments and Collections for IToa-Eedcnts. FIFTEDH YEAES IN TEE OITY. Arkansas City, devour. end yon ere tscther wcizsa.
Try then. D. Cninmings will crate July 4 Grouse Valley. Mr. Cunaings Is aa orator cf ability, possesses lots ot patrtclisn and will xnake the American eagle soar Jlxia Prcnho ma that we will hzj til our Bctj end Chocs ct Cllhcry's Yen will confer a favor ca t5, e-sd per haps the ciUxcas cf your by subllshiri this corzannlesUsa la a prcn aest pcsulcn, and calling such further tcnticu to the cpcritlcns ct tb! party the case seems to warrsnt.
-Very truly yuurs, E. Bnowr, General Uzzzzzt. 0100,000.00 higher and scream louder than that noble endU'eac American bird ever did before. Ua nana tO ICin Cn UltV UrOP- We trammed that the territory is hrir hr what Is known as tse 7 y- R- JONT' DRESBi GIC cr A low rates bf rrotm cy.taa. which tsssjn the csuis to mwm UL2.UU -J uu)uuvj i.w4uuoiJ rf.r-r' cf tzzzzs.
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