The Oxford Register from Oxford, Kansas • Page 5

DEATH'S nOINON). Every body that Is Interested In the FEARFUL P. C. KIRKLAND, JSOTAJtY PUBLIC, LOAN INSURANCE PRIVATE SALE. 1 hire for sale, at my farm, 3 miles northwest of Oxford, the following stock young span of Marcs, 5 years old.

young Gelding, four years old. young Mare, four years old. young mare Pony, four years old. young mare, white Arabian, 5 yrs. old (All broke to work.) Also, two good fresh milch cows.

29w4 J. D. KitEti. Don't buy any of those new tangled chums, but go to Billy's and got you a good cedar churn for 11.75. By reference to the table on tho second page of this paper it will be seen that tho apportionment of school fund for Sumner county this year Is $1,415.70.

W. 8. Forney, secretary, will pleaso accept our thanks for a complmentary to tho Harper Driving Park and Agricultural Association, which will bo held in Harper tho 15th, Kith, 17th and 18th of September. Wo will givo six months, subscription for the largest watermelon and threo months for tho second largest. It is to be hoped that everybody who has a large melon will bring it in and compete for tho prizes.

development and prosperity of Sumner county, arraugo to attend the AVolling- ton fair and make it the biggest fair ever held in the county, and If you have any friends in this section of the stato you want to sec, go there for they will be there. One of G. H. Winsor's horses broke loose from its moorings in Gene Droa' stable yesterday afternoon, and ran down tho street, taking tho rail of the manger with him. Ho was caught after running a couplo of blocks.

Since printing the article from the Carthago Journal, on the first pago of this issue, wo have received a copy of tho Moado County Glolie, published at Meado Center, which largely differs with the Journal In regard to the coun scat matter. The contest appears bo between these two towns as to which shall secure tho county scat. Wanted Oats, for which the highest market price wilt be allowed eltlier on book account or In exchange for goods. Tilton Obanoe. C.

J. Jones, of Garden City, will September 10th, offer for sale to tin highest bidder a large number of choice lots In Garden City. The lots are well located near the centre of the town, not far from tho court! house. And will no doubt prove a valuable Investment. The terms of sale aro one- fourth cash, balance In 7, 12 aud 18 months at 10 cr cent interest.

A sewing machine man seldom gets left, but he has a black mark this tirao. Ho went to one of our hotels to collect rental and repair a mach'no leased to a lady boarder. Both were seated at the machine when the fellow happened to let his arm fall down In tho wrong place, in an em--ing position. A scream! Be wildered man! Scared boarders! Every body rushed to the scene and the woman told a blushing story, and declares on a stack of anathemies she'll never pay the rent on that macWne. Winfluld Courier Wo are in receipt of a new exchango from Harper county tho Sun publish ed at tho new town of Mid Lothian by StatT Brain, also publishers of the Argonln Clipper.

By the Sun we leam that Mid Lothian Is situated on tlte St Louis, Ft. Scott Wichita railroad, about midway between Argonla and Anthony and about nine miles from either place. There is one great convou ioucc about having so many newspapers in the country farmers don't have very far to go for their mail. Tho September number of Dehor est's Illustrated Monthly Maoazinr Is decidedly one of tho best we havo had. Tho story, "Bryaustonc and Wife" by Philip Bourko Marston, Is a capital one, and "Orders of Knighthood," an illustrated articlo, "A Happy Island," The Story of Ludwig Spohr," "A Maid of Honor of tho Last and "An Old Italian City," are well worth reading.

Tho various depart ments are carefully filled, and contain much that is useful la the household The frontispiece is a fine oil picture called "Good-Byo," To those wishing fruit cans, wo wish to say that we have made up cnougl; this year to supply tho demand. They have been inado out of heavy tin and plenty of timo has becu taken to make good seams. If any of our caus leak wo will ropluoo with new ones. Bowbish Wiloox. A queer accident occurred In Jack Wood't blacksmith shop Thursday afternoon.

A young matt was sitting down on the opposite side of tho shop from Jack's auvll, where he was pound ing on plow-share, when small piece of the stool flew across the shop and struck the young man on the wrist, severing a smail artery. Blood flowed so freely that the wounded man went in quest of Dr. Smith, who bandaged tho wound aud thus stopped tho flow of blood. The wound was not serious but might have resulted In quite a loss of blood had It not boon promptly attended to. Wo are glad lo see Geo.

H. Riley out agalu after being housed up nearly two weeks. Ho informs us that his business is good; that since bis Illness his workman could not supply the demands of customers for new harness, but If he is permitted to gain In strength so he can got to work, orders will be promptly filled witli tho' bost leather and 'bcBt work ever turned out in Oxford. says he means business, and intends to maun acture and sell harness at prices hi accordance with the present hard times; that ho will convince farmers of tills fact if they will call mid seo him. Is your life Worth 25 oents? That is the price of a bottle of Chamberlain's Colic, Cholera aud Dlarrhim Remedy It has saved many lives and may yours yet If you have It at hand for use In case of au attack of cholera morbus, dyson wiry or aiarrhiea.

it win also cure asiatlo cholera if taken In time. DUE NOTICE. I am obliged to havo money the first of September, and I shall expect all who owo mo to settlo by that timo, either 23 of Dlsd. In this city, Sunday momiug, August 23, Elva, Infant daughter of Mr. and Mrs.

James Steele, aged one month and days. Funeral took place from the residence Sunday afternoon. In this city, Mondayitiight, Aug. 24, Maoois, Infant daughter of Mr.and Mrs. Theodore Gelle, aged 10 months and 21 days.

Tho remains were taken toWliiflcld on the evening train and services were held in the Catholic church at that place. In Vernon township, Cowley county, about ono milo east of Oxford, on Monday night, Aug. 24, Clinton, son Mr. and Mrs. Isaac Wood, aged one year and six months.

Funeral took place from the family residence on Tuesday afternoon, and the little one was laid to rest In the Mt. Zlon cent- etry. In this city, TuesdsyTnlght, Aug. 25, after several years of suffering, Mart Jani Zieroer, wife of D. Zerger.

Funeral services took place from tho M. church on Wednesday aftemoeon, August 26, at 3 o'clock, Rev. N. J. Burton officiating.

Mrs. Zerger was bom In Pennsyl vania, id 1842. Stye was married to Mr. U. zerger In 1871, in the state of Indi ana.

For three years past she scarool kne a well day, and for the past ton months was unable to walk a step. She leaves a husband and two children to mo urn for heralso a.largo circle of warm friends. Obituary. A death occurred near this city on the 7th dav of August, mention of which never appeared in the Ukoistkii. At that timo wo wero unable to pro cure such particulars as we desired, tho family tho only ones who- conld give tho facts being so deeply afflicted by their loss flint wo did not liko to Intrude upon their' mourning.

Wo refer to the death of Mrs. Addio Dayman, about three miles west of this city. The rela tives have now kindly furnished us the following brief 6kctch of hor lifo and doath: Addle Norrls was born February 15, county, Iud. When 17 ycnrsTof ago hor mother died leaving Addie the care of the house, with four brothers aud one sister younger than herself. In her eighteenth year she united! with tho Eel River Christian church, of which slio was afterward a laithful worker, both in tho church and Sabbathjschool, until her death.

She was united In marriugo to Fremont Baymau oti the 7th day of January, 188U. They removed to Oxford, Sum ner county, Kansas, February 9, 1885, where they purchased a farm, and the future looked bright and prosperous. But alas! tho uncertainty of lifo is hero again illustrated by tho sudden demise of both those happy young persons. About the 201 li of June last Fremont Bay man, tho husband, was suddenly stricken down with typo-malarla, and despite the best of medical attention and careful nursing, ho passed away to another world on the morning of June 26. Just six weeks later, August 7th, Addie, his beloved companion In life, Joined him In death, leaving a little daughter six days old.

Tlie re was a large concourse of friends gathered with the family at the house on the 9th. After prayer and some very appropriate remarks by Elder Frasee, they followed tlie remains to the depotjln this city, which were conveyed back to Indiana, accompanied by the eldest brother, Grant. Arriving at tlielr destination a large concourse of friends mot them at tlie depot, who conveyed the remains to the old church-yard aud laid tliem beside tlie husband who preceded hor six weeks before. The funeral at that place was very largely attonded, over eight hundred peoplo being present. Tho suddon death of this young couple has east a deep gloom over tho entire community where ther wero so well Tlie bereaved parents, brotliers aud sister have the heartfelt symiathv of a largo circle of friends In this vicinity.

A HAKOAIN, We havo the chcaiost piece of resi dence property for salo lu this city. It eousists of a good, new house of two or three rooms; two lots enclosed by fence; splendid well of water; a largo variety of young fruit and shade trees, 'grapes, etc. Tliis proimrty will bu sold at a bargniu und on easy terms. Fur further particulars, enqiilro at this office. 1'uullo Nohooli, We are Informed bjr tho school board that the public schools of this city will 0111 en Monday, Hopteinbur 14th, The board has again employed Mr.

S. S.Galihor as principal and Miss K. Cook for tlie primary department, Tho intermediate department has not yet aeon provided for, but It is thought now that Miss Anna Wiliicr will bo engaged for this place. EuroHiA has been coimldcrakly agitated this week over a supposed poison case, wherein It Is susplcloued that a 17 year old brido polsunod her aged hus 1 1 1 1 1 Slaughter of Prices! For the Next 30 Das Wo will sell our Large Slock of Dress Goods, Prints, Hosiery, Etc. AT COST FOR "CASH" and CASH ONLY to make rwrn for our Fall and Inter stock.

We Will also sell 14 pounds Sugar for $1.00 12 Granulated Sugar, 1.00 ftSTSeelng believing. Come and see us. FRAZ1ER JONES, Oxford, Kantian, Premium Wind Mill. STIL.L. AHEAD! I tako great plnasum In nimounrluff to tho peoplo of Sumner county and vi cinlty that tlie EUREKA IND MILL has taken the Premium at the New Or leans Exposition over all other competitors, which, in our opinion, is only sub stantiating the derision mado by our umncr county judges, and tanners as ell.

You no risk when yon purchase such a mill. I have, also, all kinds of umps, all sines of Tanks and Pining. We are also manufacturing the ASHEIi- OS CEMENT DRAIN TILE, botlt continuous and In sections. Tlinukiiig you for vour liberal patron ire in the past, I hoiie by honest deal ing and diligence in business to merit continuation of tlie same. E.

P. DkYOE, Lincoln Ave, doors east of Wush ington street, Wellington, Kas. $200 000! In prmicnt frfron awttyr oend nontn ami by tnnil you will net fre, a vackuge of good iif larue rain, that will ntart you in work that will at once brinit vou in munev innttT any thing clac in America. All ahnut ttw in preHntR with each box. Aifcnta want(H every, where, of either eex.

of all aiiee, for all the time, or epare time, to work for at their homcn rurtune lor an woncern aimoiuieiy afliiren. Don't delay. U. Hallett Co. Cortland.

Me, S3 Ed CO te a Co Co Bx6 SffSff F2 te2tr 6 5 erf 4 1 till ra -3 -6 3- I to 4 Hat (A 06 aH.P" 55 Hit mh aae- lar owe a a FnldingTahlE HeA; i.l.. ao sua uiji.st t'ttiOjTi 3 IT-' Wo" rW-MMtlaail tl NOLI BED. ir''i CHILD'S Graaranteed the neitrj lug lJett wade, Write ferCatalogus. Ot(Mia Ml a aWn haW Aak Too famlMire Dealer lev It, FOREST CITY FURNITURE CO. (JM4H.1AAII HAatyrM- -rST' a.

4 OXFOIil), Kansas. FARM LOWS, On Long Timo at Reasonable) Itates. Office nt Farm ins' and Merchants' Bunk. Open t'min 8 a. m.

to 6:150 p. in. Local Matters, Royal smoking tobacco. A Royal nmoko for a nickle. The days arc gotting shorter.

Fine cooking apples at Billy's. Thursday mornlngj was quite cool. Lead and Oil at Cost at Lawyer's. (jet your children ready for school. Stationery at Collins tc Holland's.

Regular council meeting next Wednesday evening. Dr. Stiles ajfull line of fresh groceries. Tom Gardiner returned from Illi-noif last Monday. The best 5 cent cigar is the Oxford leader at the Palace Di ng Store.

There will be a baso ball Tournament at the Wellington Fair. One week from next Tuesday the Fair commences at Wellington. Boys, if you want a nobby Necktie, call on Tilton Orange. Forepangh's great show Is announced to bo In Wellington Sept. 28.

That 81b Rio Coffeo at Billy's is a good bargain Miss Mary D107. has been quito low witli malarial fever, but is now much betlor. For Ladies fine Shoes call en Til- ton Orange. Mack Mills has been disabled the past week or ten days on account of a gathering on his hand. About fortr excursion tickets were sold at this station Tussday morning Remombor dates of the Sumner County Fair at Wellington ScpUrnbor 8, 9, 10, and 11.

School distriat Xo. 174 (Sprliurdale township), has issued bonds for ipoM) to build a new school building. Mnckeinl and White Fish In pails nt Billy's. Since our last issue Mrs. David Ilahn has teen quite sick with fever and flux, but is now recovering.

Ladies, you can get an Empire Wriiurur for best loat of bread at the Sunnier County fair. Last Saturday must havo lccn 'annual watermelon day," judging from the number of loads on our streets. That green Rio Coffee at Billy's Is a dandy. Try some. Tho atteiition'of our readers is directed to the card of Dr.

V. M. Taylor of Wellington found on the first pago of this y-sno. Finest line of Gents' Shoes In town at Tilton Orange's. Bevan ft Klrby will open their show at tho Peabody fair next week.

They could not get ready lu time to attend tlte fair at Caldwoll this week. Japan, Young Hyson and Gun-powder Teas, at 50c. at Billy's. Mr. and Mrs.

Grant Humphreys, of Belle Plane, wero in tho city Wednesday visiting old friends. Old papers for salo at this oflloo In any quantity to suit. Miss Boll Briles, of Ottawa, a neiee of Mrs. J. J.

Danlols, camo down on llio morning train Tunsda and is visiting In her aunt's family Farmers, you can get a seventy-five dollar wagon for fifteen bushels of corn at tho Wellington Fair. Bro. Furry, of tho Gctida Springs Herald, called upon its Monday, onjlii. way to Ottawa to attend tho Utu torn poranco convention. Drop In at Billy's and fill your jilpo out of the free box.

There's Koyal lu It. Mr. and Mrs. W. M.

Buckles started for Cloud county, on Monday evening for a two weeks' Visit with relatives and friends. All kinds of Drugs sold at E. W. Lawyer's as cheap as tho cheapest. i no imam iiaugiucroi the late Mrs.

JIh) mini has been quite III during the pint week, and Is very little better at this writing. Billy" Is short for P. Griffin, Hud ran bo found nt Saint's old stand "Don't you forget It." Grant Norrls, who accompan.jd tho remains of his sister to Indiana three weeks ago, will probably not return until the weather becomes cooler, as his liuaUli vrns quite pour here nil summer On July 9th, Mr. G. W.

Crags of Dakota City, Iowa, related his experience as follows: "I have today had nil opportunity to try Chamberlain's Colic, Cholera and Diarrhaift Remedy on my self. I was taken with a severe attack of colic and took camphor and hot drops but kept getting worse. I happened to think of Chamlicrlain's Colic, Cholera and Diarrhcna Remedy and took two doses. It does the business and don't you forget It." 25 cent, 60 cent and dol lar bottles sold by Collins Holland. io loan ono years time, at 7 per cent, with privilege to pay oft principal at any time.

F. C. Kiskland. Oxford, Kansas, August 28th. TWO RARE AND NRW ROSES FREK Ladies who send 50 oents (and Scents for postage on roses) for one trial sub scription for six months to "The House KRsrKR," Minneapolis, before October 1, 1885 will receive as a pre ml um two new and beautiful Tea roses, suitable for bouse or out door culture.

Those choice roses are the "Madam and "Pcrle do Jardius" and are sold by Florists at 50 cents each The plants are strong and are mailed in a neat woodon box, sure to reach des filiation hi good order. "The kekper" is seven years old, has 80,000 circulation, and is Indisponsible to la dies who have seen a copy. In case tho lady who subscribes is tlie first from her postofflce, alio will receive "Tbe IIousebeepeu" ono year. Send for specimen copioj and full particulars. A cough will carry yua oft.

And a oofftn they wiU carry yon off in. Ton can stip your oongh, and the coffin They will carry yon off in. By using Hill's Peerless Cough Syrup, which I guarantee to stop all this coughing, or money refunded. 1. J.

Magqajid. ASIATIC CHOLKHA Is the most destructive and dnnger-011s of all contagious diseases; In fact Diarrhoea, Cholera Morbus and stomach disorders are greatly modified forms of tills disease During those mouths It Is unsafe to bo without Beugs' Diar rhoea Balsam which acts so successfully In all summer complaints. It Is harm less and pleasant to administer. Prico 35 cents. For salo by Collins A Holland ftuoklen'a Arnica Halve.

The best salve In tho world for cuts. bruises, sores, nisei's, salt rheum, fever sores, tetter, cliamied hands, chilblains, corns and all skin eruptions, anil posi tively cures Piles or no pay required. It is guaranteed to give perfect satisfaction ir money retundou. Price, Zoc per box, For sale by E. W.

Lawyer. Ulaeolotlon Notice. The partnership lu tho grocery busi ness heretofore existing between T. Whitman and D. Zerger is this day dis solved by mutual eousent, J.

E. Gilbert having purchased Mr. Whitman's interest in tlie business. All icrsons indebt ed to the late firm will pleaso call at tlie store aud settlo with J. E.

Gilbert at onos. T. J. Whitmam. D.

Oxford. An. 1. 18HJ 17-tA, BKtMlS' CHIRHI C'UI'UH STROP I consider one of the best If not the best of all tlie many cough romodies In use. I have sold mora of It the past year than all otliers put togutlmr, and It has given universal satisfaction.

J. Nyo, Druggist, Wells, Minn. Sninplo bottles five at (Jollius Holland'. The Misses Moore beg leave to Inform their friends and tho public that they nro now prepared to do dress making and family sowing, aud respect fully request a share of public patronage Rooms at first residence cast of Do wdish Wilcox's hardware store, and op' positu L. residence.

BiSiyFor notions, Tilton Okanok, Houthtirn Kanea llullroail Tlmc-THlile, Trains pass Oxford as follows: uoiNO wkst: No. PnNeenuer IM. freiMUt i. 117, MM p. 1 p.

in OOINO EAST, No, 4, pacnier a.m irei Ereiulit 8. Paeaeuaer train rune daily. Sim a lnWp, ni K. OOUI.D. Agent.

Ateliiaan, Topaka Sanla Ke H. K. Tratue pane Wellington aa follows! OOINd BOUTH. Paaaenier II Aoouuuuodatlon tht-oiiuh fraluht m. Paeaenser Accommodation throuuh ti V) n.

UU1NU SUIl 111. (Wiueotast Newton with eaat-bonnd Uannon Mil. Church lUreetory, M. K. rmDKOH-rJerrloMi eery Hahhath at II a.

ra. aud at p. m. at a.m. Hot.

N. J.UUIiruN,l'ai4r, niKmiY rKitiAN huihui rterrirea ererr nanimtn, evening at 7 frayar meeting ab-nwtli evening at 7 o'clock. Her- A. Moons, Ptor, UAmHT In tl, I (v-livtmiau church everv HHbbeth at u-rniMin at Farmers, read tho Premium list of the Sumner County Fair; see tho liberal premiums tiered. You can get $100 on one lot of cattle, 15 for one gallon of wheat, $10 for five ears of corn.

The "Interesting Trial" published by us last week Is likely to be more In teresting, as Mr. Cole has taken the case to the circuit court on a writ of error. Ho says "when both sides of the case Is heard it will appear quito different." Girls, you can get an eight dollar Plush Album for best cake made by a girl under 15 years, at Wellington Fair September 8, 9, 10 aud 11. II. A.

Lanier took a trip out west last week to view the country. Hosays tho people out there are holding land altogether too high that lie can go back east fifty or seventy-five miles, and buy land for less money. Messrs E. W. Tilton and Isaac Wood, two of our prominent stock breeders, attended the hog sale of Simou Walton's, ucar Mayfleld, Wednesday.

The hogs sold quito low but wo have not learned whether they purchased any or not. Ladies, yen cau get a twcntv-flVc dollar Shawl for best display of silk embroidery at Sumner County Fair nt Wellington, September 8, 9, 10 and 11 We aro Informed the subscription to the Telephone is all collected except from $50 to $55 which was reported to the United Telephone company, Kansas City, by Mr D. M. Coolcy, who made the collection. We will soon be connccto' with our neighboring towns.

Hello! Reader, If you have any Idea of purchasing an organ this fall, don't do so until you havo seen tho one wo have for sale and learn our prico. Wo can, and will, "down" any agent on the price of this instrument. About ten days ngo Miss Lulu Jenkins' canary bird escaped from its cage aud has not since been seen. Any person finding a stray caunry will confer a favor by informing her of tho fact. If you want an overall that won't rip, ravel nor wear out, call on Tilton Orango.

As a matter of convenience to subscribers C. T. Buckles, at the poStolUce, is authorized to receive and receipt for subset Iptions to tho Rkiuhter. Those who aro in arrears nro requested to pay up as fast as possible, as wc have some heavy bills (o month. meet the first of the Prescriptions accurately filled at 25 ler cent less than former prices, at W.

Lawyer's. Tlie Wclllngtonlan says: W. J. Newbold of Chikaskia, W. M.

Copeland of Oxford, and W. R. Wallace of Belle Plalne, rival candidate for the republi- can nomination for Register of Deeds, were in the city Tuesday shaking hands wltk the boys, For Sale A good Spring Wagon, in thorough repair, will be sold at a bargain, or will trado for stock. Call at John Moore's harness shop and examine It, learn prion, etc. Mr.

8. T. Saint Is dstorminod to quit business in this city. Having disposed of all his property here except his storeroom aud stock of dry goods, ho will give the pooplo one more week in which to buy at cost, after which he will pock tho remainder of tho Block aud ship it to Rice county, where he expects to make his future home Collins. Holland keep constantly on baud Shoulder Braces, Susiiensorles and Trusses for all forms of rupture.

Speoun articles ordered on short notice. Tlie-, pases on Justice Dingess' dock et entitled "State vs. J. T. Cannon and "Stato vs.

Nancy J. Cromer," wore dismissed Thursday for want of suffi cient ovideuce. The costs and foes In these cases, wo understand, will amount to nearly $H0, which will have to come out of the pockets of the taxpayers It is easy enough to Indulge lu lawsuits when the costs come out of the county or state treasury. Thirteen years constant use has proved Chamberlain's Colic, Cholera and DiarrlxM Remedy to bo tlio most successful preparation In the market for dysentery, dinrrlum, bloody flux, chronic colic, cholera morbus and bowel complaints In all Its forms, 25 cent, 50 unit and dollar bottles nro sold by Collins Holland. ty to with note or by cash.

J. M. UlTftNUTON band during the honeymoon. uulvua, u. t.

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