Kansas Valley Times from Rossville, Kansas • Page 3

KANSAS VALLEY TIMES. FHIOAV. DF.cr.nBKK 9Srd. 1K1. VISIT THE "LEADERS IN LOW PRIOE Merry Chritmas.

We wish all our readers a Merry Christmas and a Happy New Year The total amount of court costs in the trial of the celebrated Herring-ease, was 1 The native Englishmen, of Shawnee county, are organizing a society for mutual and friendly contact at Topeka. John Swecnoy, son of Micha) Sweeney, of Kaw township, Wabaunsee county, died on Sunday O. LrHor Sedgwick Editor. 99C 99C. THE eosios99c.stose 15 SENSED TQ MAKE ALL SIZES OF Picture Frames TO OIlDEn.

RICH HOVELTIES IN Holiday Attractions, DOLLS! DOLLS! OTJT1 QBE AT BOLL SSOW HUST BE SEEN TO BE APPRECIATED. 500 Dolls at 10c. 300 BOLLS AT 25c 100 FINE DOLLS Luis Start of lonliims anl Frames. Low Pricea morning, the 11th inst. The deceased was about 14-years-old.

Mr. J. W. Stoutt has bought the George Young farm at Menokcn. with its commodious buildings, and will move out there and make his residence.

We hear that tho price paid wa.s$S,000. Mr. C. W. Talmadge is spending this week in Topeka for a final porting up of the Abstract books o' Shawnee county, for the Rossvill.

Land Oftice, before his removal Council Grove, Kansas, his futun home. Ohio Lodge No. 132, 1. O. O.

at Silver Lake, was dedicated wIM. due ceremony on Wednesday, 14th inst. Grandmaster Dow, and several members of Eugene Handsome Lace Collars 1 0, 1 2 1-2 and 15 cents Mericourt Lace Collars Elegant Lace Collars, Plush center. Fine Lacs Handkerchiefs. Fancy Border Linen Handkerchiefs.

Polka Dot Cambric Handkerchiefs. Handsome Silk Handkerchiefs 20c. Beautiful Silk Handkerchief 50c Elegant Brocade Silk Handkerchiefs. 2.50 to $5.00. Ladies' Neck Wear and Lace Novelties.

Xadies' Fur Sets, $3.50, $5.00, $5.50, $10.00 to Fine Jet Goods. Gold Fillagree Bracelets. Silver Fillagree Bracelets. Ladies' Satin Portinonies. Ladles' Fine Morocco Satchels, And Five Thousand other Beautiful Things, Just Suited for Gifts AND BUY YOUR iOc.

Lodge No. 79, were present. Suhsr. LABGKST STOCK OF Baby Carriages IN TOPEKA. Kffl Sljlss Ml Low Pricss.

RE5CEXBIR TnE rLA.CE, 125 Earns teL anfl TOPEKA, S. CORN'AELL 99C- 99c CHURCH DIRECTORY. AND SAVE ATTRACTIVE NOVELTIES in All DEPARTMENTS, PRICES REDUCED for tho HOLIDAY TRADE. quently a lino supper was spread and the banquet was fully enjoyed by all present. Mr.

Chas. W. Tatmadge, who for two years has occupied the position of bookkeeper and general clerk in the Pottawatomie Land Office here, will open up a Real Estate business of his own at Council Grove, Morris 50 PER CENT. AT MIS YIIB AT fill DflYGOODSSTDRE county, Kansas, on January 1st, 1S82. This will deprive nsvilleni one of her most valued and active young men, hut add to Council a Real Estate Office that will doubtless be of yast benefit to that community, and add to her citizens a thrifty young business gentleman of whom they may well be proud.

Gov. St. John is out in a prod. -million declaring tlint there exists in the cities of Atchison. Leavenworth, Topeka, Kansas City, Kansas, Wyandotte and Do.lgc City, a onibination of evil disposed pcr-s r.s, wl are no oriously and Pirt ftHlmtk of erh month.

i. Moopt, Pwtor. tierrice mo ruing and etouing. Pwmd 5sWnth of rach niouui. lluruibi; servicer Kveuiug eniiiee Tilrfl SSttb of rarh month.

riilfi.Slil'i'liiaA Hr.r. N. S. HirurT PiMor. Servicr morning and cvraing.

Fottrn Sahrmth of rach moutb. mrvici'niormug aud eveiiin; wrrlcea at a k. lhTeuiui; aervicce al 7:30 F. a. antly violating urn provisions of SABBATH SOIHMtL Erry mominfr at 9:80.

All denomluatious cordially invited. U. ii. KICK, BnpH. HATER MEETING Every Thursday OYeniog at 7:30, TEACHERS MEETING Friday creniuof each week.

LOCAL IJKEVITIES. 11 li F.I rl II il ayMl WleUm EMU mm a North. Bide, Toppk sectio i 10, of article 1.5, of the constitution of the State and chaptei lllSoftlu; laws of 1NS1. Ko then proceeds to offer reward of $1(1.) t'T the conviction of any person guilty of violating this law in cither of the the cities named, and a like amount for the arrest and conviction of any one guilty of keeping a coni-m Also $300 for tin arrest, conviction and removal from office of any ity marshal or jKlice-man, who shall fail to perforin his luty, and f.r the airest, con naiisas. Happy New Year.

No paper next eek. Not much prospect of sleighing; for this Christmas, A new timo-caril will take effeet on the U. P. railroad next Sunday. Mrs.

Warren, of Maple Hill, is visiting friends in Brooklyn, New York. Mr. William Templin and Miss Nellie Nadeau were married on Thursday of last week. viction and removal from office of A new invoice of holiday goods I Largest stock of Hosiery in Eclipse wind mills fot Bale by I jur-t lext'ived al Crosby Bros FOR IIOLLIDAY G0(1 my sheriff or county attorney the sanu amount, and flOil for the con CLOSING OUT SALE M. Brown.

Stoves 1 Stoves II at Kansas, to be found at Crosby Bros' "A thing ol beauty, is a Juy forever." Sherman Bros, keep 'em to sell. viction and removal of any undi bottom prices, al Sherman Bros. ojr- sheriff deputy or constable in any Tinware, best quality and cheap, CAXiL ON SHEARER MOSS, county in which said cities are lo BOOTS I SHOBk The low figures at which Sher cheaper, cheapest, at Sherman Bros. cated, tor the conviction ot any man Bros, sell dolls, is very aston Don't forget tho place, Capital person engaged in the manufacture Cloaks and Dolmans to be closed out at a heavy reduction iu price, at Crosby Bros. Fifty dozen silk handkercheifs in all toe new shades and designs, now on side at Crosby Bros.

C. R. Kora can give you as fine a job of carriage painting, as you can get done any where in the state. Remember the place, Capital Car THE- ishing. WE CARRY A FULL LINE Hotel, on 6th street, Topeka, Kas.

if iiunor, is offered. Of Fancy Goods, The latest novelty in candy The largest clothing house in Two pumps are kept in fonstant boxes and candies, at Keisners, li5 ffiiitli Boot ai It' Kansas is Levi's, 204 Kansas avenue, Store, use at the water works Kansas avenue, Topeka. Topeka. In accordance to custom, there will bo no paper issuol from this rmce between Christmas and New Years. Mr.

Robert Cunningham, of Newbury, rejoices in the possession of a handsome little daughter, born Wednesday of last week. Rev. N. L. Rigby preaches Sabbath after next (New Years day) at oa tho island, keeping the water One prico, no deviation, at Go to Sherman Bros, and buy Dry Goods, Groceries, Boots Shoes.

ladies' and childrens' UNDERWEAR A SPECIALTY down so that the work of construe. -nsr- Levi's one price clothing houso, 204 your stoves. iew stock just re ing the wall is not interfered with. riage Works, on Fifth street, Topeka. C.

R. Korn, of tho Capital car- Kansas a venue, Topeka ceived. These pumps throw out 1 riasre works, continues to take the Drums, dolls, printing presses, 000 gallons of water every twetit The finest clothing in Kansas NORTH TOPEKA. Wholesale and Retail. iv I lead ia Topeka with everything on and hundreds of other toys, at Reis- four hours, each having a pipe at Levi's, 204 Kansas avenue, To have Just received an extra Silver Irfike in the morning, and ners, 185 Kansas avenue, Topeka.

inches in diameter, lrom which is- wheels. His establishment is fitted peka. large stock of Yarns and Fancv Roseville In the evening. up in goo 1 shape, contains every You never saw such novelty sues the greater portion of tho tin Don't forget to Inquire of Sher thiug in the way of "outfit," and and surprise in candy boxes, as at time-table, a solid stream of water. There is man Bros, for everything you need Under the new U.

P. the west-bound train COMMENCING NOVEMBER 25th, his own work, and that of his Keisners, 185 Kansas Topeka will reach abundance of water, and what is of in the hardware line. skilled workmen in carriage paint- us much importance to Topekans it uooas. A Largo New Lot of Boots and Shoes have just arrived; call Rosaville about hour earlier, and "Oh! those dolls, those lovely Full line of winter 6tock at insr. and the various departments of dolls, and so marvelously cheap 1 is Levi's one price clothing house, 201 is as clear ana puns alter altering through the thick sand bank as that Denver six hours earlier than here totore.

carriage building are unsurpassed what all exclaim, who examine Kansas avenue. any mountain stream. Mr. Bil It is an acknowledged fact, that Sherman Bros, immense display. and examine.

We defy competition A new stock of queensware and Misa Alice Sherman is at homo durincthe holiday vacation. Miss lings, who has tho sub-contract for Mrs. Metcalf. at No. 239 Kansas The latest novelities, and sur glassware just received at Kerr constructing the well, is putting up avenue, Topeka, certainly Ada C.

Moody is spending her holi Iligginbotham's. The Finest Stock of Candies prises in candies' and candy boxes, at Reisuers, 185 Kansas avenue. a solid and substantial looking struct day vacation with her sister at Del takes the lead in Millinery. Give her a trial, vou that have not done ure, and has a large force of men at All goods marked In plain IN TOWN. Topeka.

dhos, Kansas. work, the majority of whoa are figures at Levi's one price clothing so, and she will use her utmost en And Continuing Until Everything is Sold Out. -o Great Bargains in Boots i Shoes. Standard Screw Goods a Specialty. Boots and Shoes of all kinds and at all prices, To bo Sold Regardless of Cost.

0 Call and Examine and You Will Buy! i 0 Boots unci Bhoefl Mado to Orclor and 8t graanteed hf tt experienced warKnULU. ltemetnbcr ihe place. Nurih ot Railroad, N.irtb TupckA. J. A.

rlTT.iTjTiIR., Proprietor. We are prepared to fill all or Misses Anna and Jennie Wilson, compelled to wear the longest make house, 204 Kansas avenue. doavors to give you something nob NEW BRANDS OF CIGARS ders for Carbon Hill shaft coal at 20 of Klngvllle, rendered a very finn of rubber boots to protect thetu from If you want your carriage paint cents per bushel. Wordea Hardy, by, sty.ish and as low in prije as vou can purchase equal quality else WARRANTED PURE piano net with faultless precision, ed up for the winter, go to C. Silver Lake.

the water. The building of the well is under the supervision of chief en HAVANA FILLERS, ONJLY 5 CENTS. at tho Methany College entertain where. Her stock is full of novel Korn at the Capital Carriage Work. We can sell you the Stewart, ment last Tuesday evening.

gineer Sherman, a very competent Topeka. American and St. John sewing ma gentleman. Messrs. Russell and The St.

Marys iron bridge is now Don't fail to see Sherman Bros, ties, as new goods are received almost daily. Kottce. All oersons knowine themselves in REMEMBER We carry everything in the Grocery Line. chine as low as the lowest, for cash Alexander, the water works con. cpen to the public, with Mr.

Rho- new stock of glassware, Chinaware, Worden Hardy, Silver Lake. tractors, are not only rushing the etc A beautiful supply lust re dy Guilfoile as toll-keeper. The bridge will he fre3 to everybody Worden Hardy, of- Silver work at the mamoth well, but have a force of meu on the new building, ceived. STUaiS BUILDING. MAIN RTTlirET Lake will sell for the coming si ason December 21th and 25th, two days, debted to us, are requested to call at once and settle, as we must balance our accounts by cash or note before lanuary 1st.

Sherman Bros. Rossville, Kansas. and are pushing the construction the improved "HAPGOOD LIS New Shoe Shop in the McCam Our Indian Summer weather with all possible speed. Mr. Alex TER." Farmers wishing to pur mond stone block, opposite Cohen'; chase the best corn lister in the ander, of the firm, superintends the store, Rossville.

Half-eoleing, 60 came to a termination Tuesday, and closed with a driving bleet and Fw to Voul market, should call on them. Prices entire coutract in person. cents; patches, 10 cents. enow 8iuall. Mud.

slush and chill- guaranteed. Kelley Steel Barb wire, the beet A 32-page pamphlet sent free to any address, giving price of our premium watches and books; also special tortus tocnnvassinir nsrents. Inz atmosphere, a regular blizzard XoC Ice. I am notified by the chairman ol We wish to call the attention of barb wire In the market, for 8 cts would be in season at any time now our readers to a matter that iuter tho Shawnee wunty Sunday school Sample copies of the Journal of per pound, at Worden Hardy Hardware store, Silver Lake. The Katherino Rogers troupe Lnin, that a Mass meeting it the esta all of you, and that Is to exam played at Crawford's Opera liousi Sunday schools of R'ssvillo town- Agriculture, a large s-page column agricultural stock and family naucr: onlv 1.00 nerytar, sent fro" ine the stock of goods at Kerr and iin is appointed tor January 14th three nights last week, the closing SAHTA GLAUS' HEADQUARTERS, 203, Kas.

TOPEKA, Kansas. THE LARGEST STOCK or HOLIDAY GOODS EVER SEEN IK KANSAS. THREE THOUSAND DOLLARS FOR DIFFERENT STYLES. Go to the old established hard' are store of W. A.

L. Thompson -AT- KAETZELL TATMAN'S- Iligginbotham's, they have besides and 15t, IHSi to any address. Agents wanted. Will the various Sabbath schools sin elegant line of holiday goods, an CHEW. Publisher.

159 Kansas Topeka, lor every play, a sensational dramina. being last Sunday night. IV seems a strange violation of Sundays sancti of Rossviile towiiship please notify immense stock of groceries, all of thing in the line of shelf and heavy 713 Chestnut street, St, Louis, Mo. A Stork Farm For Snle. which are first-class in quality, and hardware, stoves, tinware, and ty, and in moral Topeka at that wagon wood work.

Best of goods We have for side a farm of 5,400 There will be a Christmas enter lower in prices according to quality, than anywhere in town, besides their full lines iu other goods, con at regular trado prices. me by mail or otherwise, tf once, of the name of their Supt. and Secretary; alK name of school, and average aten iance. that each school may be further notified i.i due season. Very Respectfully, O.

Hoy Sedgwick, Township Vice Bros. acres, known as the ilson farm Mitnatod in the Kansas valley, tainmentat theRossville Church, Saturday evening, consisting of Old stoves taken in excliange for new ones. A full line of shelf sisting iu dry goods, notions, boots, treeandStereoptican veiws. Admis and bounded on the south by the Kansas river. Consisting of 3,400 acres bottom, and acres slope mid unland.

with 400 acres of tim shoes, hat3 and caps, queensware, sion 10 cents, Sabbath school chil and general assortment suited to all an i heavy hardware, tinware, and stoves. Also a large stock of furni drcn free doors open at 6 o'clock, ber, 3,400 acres are in a good state of ture of every description. Best of A urd to Tracbera. To the Tettchert of Uliawnee county, Cultivation, icncu nun piiuiK. mm IwhIi'o fence.

The Union Pacific exercises promptly at 7 o'clock, Mr. D. M. Howard's stock well on Snake creek, failed to furnish goods, popular prices, call and examine our goods. P.

H. Holland ALONG AND ELIGANT LINE ofBaskes VTork Boxes, Writting Desks, Vases, Toilet Rets Cm nd railroad passes through the farm at tLcwlL'tt of the bluff, and a station The State Teachers' Association meets in Topeka on tho 27th, 2Slh FINE FERFUMEKIE9, IN BULBT, Toilet Sets, Bohemian Vases, Individual Cups and Saucers. A new lot of Fine Jewelry, of every discription. Cheaper than ever. SPORTING GOODS.

Shot Uuns, Rifles and Revolvers. JVV1NILE GIFT BOOKS. An Elegant lino of Photopraph and Autograph Albums. now and 29th of the present mouth. A water required, and he has with good depot, express, and post-office are located on the place; also es: and Underwear.

I hrnmna ami U'am contracted with Mr. John Fritz to interesting programme has been ar- od stock vards. with all appur Don't fail to risit our Store purchasers. Special inducements offered to parties wishing to buy in quantities. The Great Emporium for Millinery is at Mrs.

Mctcalfs, 239, Kan. Topeka, Kan. She has returned from the east, and brought the largest and most stylish assortment of all novelties in millinery, anil has the most skilled trimmers, and wilt guarantee satisfaction. Over 50 kinds of plushes with plumes, tips, and birds to match, furnish a well that will supply all ranged, and evening as well as day before making finances, scales, etc. An abundance your Iloluky- sessions will be held.

It is believed of voung fruit of every deserrpiion Purchases. to be decidedly the lest policy to and considerable tame grass started urtvnn durullilKr hrllisps fill lmii; i iv i eive a week's vacation during the iii renair: barns, staiues, out- the water required by his ten foot wheel windmill. Will pay WO for the same, if successful. The hay market is booming at Eskrllge. Last week tho rival hay presses ran the price of hay to $0 l.ml,linmi HMTV (1 1 T1 1 I 1 Oil holidays.

This will give teachers an opportunity to attend tho meet- 29 and 31 Kansas Topeka, Ark You Goisa West? All persons contemplating removal to Colorado, Wyoming, the Black Hills, Utah, Idaho, Montana, Nevada, Oregon, Washington or California should correspond with J. W. Morse, General PasRenger Agent Union Pacific Railway, Omaha, Nebraska, before purchasing tickets Via any other line. Information ot value, relative to routes, rates, inducement to settlers, together with carefully prepared and reliable publications descriptive cf the The soil is good, and the farm is i. inirs of the Associat ion one or more not cut up Wim roaas, out is ucces-wilile from every direction, and on- lv fifte-m miles from the Capitol of days an opportunity of which every teacher should take advantage.

From assurances received from vari- per ton. During the week, over one thousand dollars was jiald out to the farmers for hay. And yet mnne narrow minded farmers say that It don't pay to have a railroad. THE FAIR, FORMERLY TOPEKA BAZAAR, 203 KANSAS AVF-, GOODS AT WHOLESALE, AT NEW YORK HUCES. This Store is a Branch of "Tho Fair at KansaCity, tlia largest Variety in tits West.

G.W.HAIXET Frcpriotcr. from 15 cents, to $9 each; elegant silk beaver hat, from $2.50, to each; felt hats, all new shapes, from 50 cents, to plushes and velvets, from $1, to $7 per yard. Ii youwaut something stylish and becoming, leave orders with hcr Jous teachers, it is evident that our Ipdimtv will be well renreseuted. thebaic. Price, t25 per acre.

If desirable, purchaser can pay cash, and btil-lancein easy payments at a low rate of interest. For terms, and full particulars, call on or address Le ltoy Sedgwick, A Four Horse Wagor load of all kinds of Christmas Candies. tr Lot no ouo fail to be pre cut. L. T.GAGE.

Cosinty Sujierinteudeut States and Territories named, will be uailcd free upon application. Before we could not sell it for $1 a ton. new 11 is a source ot wealth to the country. Alma itou. Kanaus.

Houo more obliging..