The Neosho Rapids Pilot from Neosho Rapids, Kansas • Page 4

THE PILOT, 0. F. Richmond. NOTARY PUBLIC Heal Estate, 'p: and. Insurance.

3 Rev. J. M. Shulse of Emporia, will preach in the Free Methodist Church next Sabbafh evening. Don't go off to buy Boots Shoes and Rubbers, we have lots of them at competing W.

Mr Wheeler has sold his residence to Mr. J. G. Davis and will move into the P. parsonage.

Bulk Salt 35cts per cwt Best Barrel salt S1.25 per bbl. 1 Nc02' 10 jVlytiv' Major A. Paul editor of The Alien, -Tiding! J'pemltnij a few days in this vicinity, lie gave the PILOT several fraternal calls. WISH TO Dry Goods, WMM Shoes, 'O, 1 And Eutchinson Salt. Highest Market Price Paid in Cash for Grain.

SELL YOU HOW DOES THIS SUIT. Luove Kaiwnfl Cltv 8 45 1). and arrive In itaima CUy to Chicago. Ten V4ock train tho Wd a gowtmut 8:: 4S aay with alccpcra, dlncrina O. T.

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Topekm kiinsaa; Byn10, P. T. Chlea Dllwr Neosho linplils, Run. PACIFIC CUSTPODTTEIIS. Uuul 7 turounu 10 1 1 0,1 leaving city Friday ''v wwiw on ijoarii, 1 t.nrt alWnR Mw nm without m)fe, to Ra Eranc, S.

a' rorOreiroi, xnd WathlMn. il-elU9i tleKetn uro honored lu. tourist e.s Mlt.mw of ,9 ilnnlihs Inrt5i, ml laiJlen, MMvn, tWmmi lnttrlm tlnm relieved anxiety Afiont detulla of Joiuney. 'I' I' A. T.

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Kan. KAKJAS Cir STAR. Issued Every Thursday. M. Adams, Editor ahd Proprietor Entered at the Post Office at Neosho Rapids, as second class' matter.

Terms of subscription. One year In advnute 1 8li montlia, Tbroo months 1.00 GO. 85 Oity Loeak. Oavis Blue flour at Safford's. Mrs.

Haynes has returned from Nebraska. Masons Fruit Jars at Saffords. Mrs. Philiip Davis is visitjiiR relatives su Indiana. Davis flour at Saftord's.

Mrs McMullen is sufjering from an attat of Rheumatism, Masons Fruit Jars at, Sa fiord's. Rev. F. H. Churclj will begin at once to errect a residence.

Masons Fruit at Safford's. Mr. Dan. Seely and Miss Annie Crait; were married last week. Masons Fruit Jars, at Safibrds Mrs.

Boyes of Wamego, a sister of Mr. John McLeod in town. Vater Pails isand 20 cts at Saffords. Mr. V.

H. Pechtel and Sister of Stafford county are attending the Seminary. Bulk Roasted Coffee 25 cts. a Safford's. Guy Staley, Frank Martin, Annie and Mattie Church are attending the Seminary.

Japan Dust Tea "'15 cts. a lb. at Safford, P.jv. F. Churcli and their houselwld' -soods''1 arrived thii; I Fine Japan Tea 3j cts.

a lb. at Saffords." Students can get Primary books and Note books of W. W. Mr. Guy Slead and Miss Smith were united by marriaue at Kansas City this week.

'1. 1 We Can sell you a first class Fanning mill cheaper than' you can buy it from any one else. Apply at Tin; Pilot Office. Mr: VV, Bradford leaves this morning for a trip to his former home Reynolds Illinnise. For Salk.

A Store 20x50 with addition 18 feet. Good living room above. Price low and terms easy pply at this office. Mr. J.

Graham and, Mr Mitchem of Mitchell county Kaii. have located in town. Wheeler will sell you a cook stove No. 8 for Fully warrented Miss Josephene Slead, Miss. Jennie McLeod, Guy and Leslie Bradford, Lillie and Adams, are attending the D.

R. Morgan manufacturers and Dealers in superior farm Drain tile and Brick. Reading, Kans. Mr. VV.

A. Strain of EmX)ria plastered the ceilipg of the bassment rooms of the Seminary this wee. We have a new supply of Boots Shoes, Overalls, Calicoes etc. White Wimmer; Many of the former students of tlie. Seminary ore refirning with the intention of graduating.

Collecting and conveyancing a DEALER IN GROCERIES VEGETABLES: ALSO Proprietor of the NEOSHO EAPIDS HOTEL. THE OLD RELIABLE Has orened aBlacksroith and Retair shorj. ane 'loop north the Liverv Barn Neosho Rapids. Kansas. A.

J. H. C. FITZGERALD, PHYSICIAN AND SURGEON. t3T" All calls pro-hptly attended day or night.

Office ai residence. Rcscf's Bar-maey, For pure Drugs, Medicines, Toilet Article, Perfumes, Brushes etc. Everything that is usually kept a first class Drug Store. Ollloo In Jnij' Ht ore. Boots Slioes MADE AND REPAIRED WITH NEATNESS AND DISPATCH BY "i -Peter Reher.

EMPORIA, NATIONAL BANK. Oupnnl In. WH), OOO Hiii'pluM, HlOO, OOO cjiood VK'K VHESIDE SO DEN CAfillllCll JiKIUTAtiK ASSISTANT M. (STEELE 3 DIRECTORS. dAxna niri.EK c.

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JJEKJTAtiK, A. (i. IOMIHTON, P. BO AbFREt) ROBEHfS I', (i. HALBKJKi.

'VHi UoMt Ofl'oi- Yot. new ueprtuuk; r.i'Kliiiitiiewlth (lie Innnuof January land, 1SW), THK TOI'EKA WEEKLY CAPITAL will lii' aiilnwd rromStn 13 pittfi'ii, mid Iki otherwise Ktiunstliciii'il In every feature. It Is ii KniiHun jinpiT fur KatiKnH people nil tlie Mine, niul worthy of piiti'omijfK. Having liiaileaiTftiiu'ementM with tin- put. IbiluT, we nreenitliled to otter the PILW anil (tie TOI'KICA WEEKLY CAPITAL, both one yenr, fur ijtl.UO i Every Kimnuii mini should lmve hlw local nper, fur home new um! a pnper from the Ciiplliil of villi mite, (live thin couililmitloii riiil.

PROBATION is? dud tin nmoh Ulkad AND ofKomHt PUUISHiFNT teiuO i tlmelv roltuna. uli wag in tyl, tfenerotwtowiira all, ulrltod lotraimuH, uuutit lu exjirwiMiuii. 1h book aka with Aria muS win favor by lt Honlal eoutirorerall amrny. Ik laouv'l obiHB Iiertltby, whol-uiit vou wbldk eomti a mund of wumlim iuid buukI MI' uhxh who watuiur in fuua lid judjpUMUt. ouarTtMdk.

Money to Loan in sums of frcm $300 to $1,000 at 8 per cent interest straight, on; iinincumbe'r-id arms at The" Pilot Office Our Post master Mr. C. R. Stone offers a prize of a package of Stationary tor the best five cars of corn brought in by October first. We are iniormec that Rev.

Luse has been appointed to this charge by the conference jof the Methodist Protestant Conference just closed 'at Ottawa Mr. William Cleveland has obtained a position as Section Foreman 011 the Missouri Pacific Railroad ano will move to Lyndon Kansas in a short time. Rev. Stein who is known to many of our community and who now a pastorate in Kansas City, preached in the School IIouse. Tuesday evening fie will preach again next Sabbath evening.

i The Seminary opened on Tuesday 1 and Professor Scacord and his assis-! taiiti. tie hard at work arranging the chisses and making out the programed fot the term. The recent now nearly completed win no a great conveniens to ail in she work of the institution. Major A. Paul-editor The Alien who is so well and favorably known in this community will conduct a Song Service at Chicago Mound school house next Sabbath A cordial in- vitatiou, is extended to the public in general and everyone in particu-! be present and enjoy, this! delightfull feast of We are in receipt of a complementary ticket to the State Fair which will be held at Topeka beginning Septem ber t2h and closing Sept 20th Extensive preporjtion one being pije to make this the most attractive one ever held aqd no pains will be spared to make i a season pt profitable enjoyment to all who will attend.

As there is rdwced fare on the Rail Roads the expense of attending will be but little. During list week we were absent attending the Free Methodist Con- ferance at Washington Kansas, The City has made a wonderfull groweth since we first visited it eight yea rs ago. We found a generious intelligent enterprising people who recieved and entertained the Conference with open-handed liberality. Upon invitation of the Pastors, the different churches of the city were occupied on Si.bbath by members of the Conference except the Flint. Church wh5ch was 'cou'rtoiusty for the religious scrviotiii of the Conference, during iu apointments will be found irf Another column.

0 I LhCu I I I i. ilinlr typo on: I hnve hlcn.i.irii.i tiiiwit. bv itoiultlij; ihu niatter t4i i Um tiutwu buiri'og t'oun4r, Kiuporia, Kau. I I will sell a f'-ame house 1 6x24 feet 1 4 stories, with 6 lots each coxio feet for $300," ''Also a frame house 14x2 1 stones with 1 lots each 50x140 feet for' $200. Apply toC Wilson Neosho Rapids, Kansas.

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tnA tt, Sovereicn Grand Lodae I. O. 1. F. held at Topeka Sept.

15 to 20 we will sell tickets to Topeka at one fare for the round trip. Tickets good re turning Sept. 21 1890. M. Jspeer Ag t.

A. T. R'y. FARM forSALE Situated in Coffey Kan 8 miles N. of Burlincton.

the county seat, and mile East of Sharpe Station on thcS. K. it contains 100 acres ot cood land second bottom, 80 acres under Cultivation. There are abont 80 Apple and 30 Cherry trees in good condition. There are two natural nnrulc rfrwr fenced with three wires.

Good trivelod road on West and South Price S20 per acre, cash: bal-l ance on easy terms, Apply at The Pilot office. in Old FasMoceil Fair, You put spare time nd a few dollars to better use than by visiting -he Kansas State Fare, at Topeka. It will be one of the old fashioned kind, with big pumpkins, crazy quilts, sweet cidr and fine stock. Take the Santa Fe Route, which can land you at the en trance gate. We will run more 1 and bigger trains to' this Fair than I IVeel-fy Edition! 2 5 etnts ycd any other I'ayable in advance.

Ask your Rate is one fare for poVtmnster or rite for a tampte with 50 cts. added Xc 0f Hic6u $nlcrest to farra. fee. Tickets on sale tiept. 12 to The Cheapest and best :0, vi ith return limit 27.

Newspaper in America. Call on Agent! Yours truly, A. S. F. K.

R. for tickets. The Star,.