The Frankfort Sentinel du lieu suivant : Frankfort, Kansas • 3

Peck's Pad Boy, Saturday, April MEW OO' KEMPTON KEOGH'S PECK'S BID BOY DRAMATIZED. PUBLISHED EVEItY FRIDAY. Dont Fokgit! To insure your stock and buildings with P. E. Johnson who can give yon a safety fund policy direct from the company.

JACK. II. G. Trosper's jack will stand during the season at II. II.

Lon-rey's. Charges will be i 0.00 to it Host lb Have Just Received the Finest Line and mmmmmmM1 ntwjy TBS WALL PAPER DOWN! Prices, 20c, 25c, 65c, 75c and 85c, at Taylor Taylor's. The Petk's Bad Boy company that will play in Sentinel hall, Saturday, April 23d, carry special and fine scenery to display their acts Don't forget Phoenix Drug Store when looking lor pure drugs and medicines. Last Tuesday Tandy, our ex-councilman, drove his spirited team of blacks into a narrow alley when they became frightened and nnmanageable, and started to run away with Mr. Tandy in the wagon, when he jumped down and t-eizing the horses by the bits, succeeded in stopping them.

To have failed might have proveu fatal, owing to the narrow alley. French sateens stock new, styles new, prices lower than eastern houses. Ladies, do not fail to see them. Just received at W. L.

Solders'. Last Saturday the sheriff of Ottawa county, of this state, came after the seducer, Thomas Brickie, who was living in our vicinity, and took him back with him, to answer charges connected with the death of the woman he is supposed to have so foully wronged. It is believed by many that public indignation has been so aroused at Clay Center that he will be mobbed. I am prepared to do all kinds of first DENTAL WORK, such as clean mimwMMMi Hey are wild EVER BROUGHT TO FRANKFORT Selling eierfflly Lot Prices of $aj? a STOCKS OF Call and See our Goods before purchasing elsewhere and we will convince you that it will be to your interest to deal with us. vis? SsS' FRESH if Goods MM Imi Tlirif Days.

A. complete line of Tiy Co1, Hoots nrii Shoes, Groceries, KotionN, IMtf, Caps) and iin-niailiiiij- Goods. We are here, and can always be found at the old stand. Special Inducements to Cash Buyers. Partiei need not leare their hom3 town for PlilCES if they will PA TEE CASH! J.

B. EDWARDS, FRANKFOR Groceries, Provisions, 23d, at Sentinel hall. Wall pajier at the Phoenix Drug Store. Mr. Griffin is fitting rip the front room of his shop for a stock of fancy articles, which will be superintended and sold by his daughter Susie.

New goods, just received, at W. L. Socuers. W. W.

Fagan having resigned to accept terviee elsewhere, W. B. Dt'dridge has been appointed as superintendent of the Central Branch division. P.ring the whole family and have their pictures taken while prices are low. John' Rice.

Charley Wise has begun work upon his building, and we will soon see another substantial stone block rearing aloft its solid, fire-proof outline. The "Century" foi April at Rail Rro's. We would sooner lift a young man up in the world than push him down, and the Sentinel will always guard with care the good name of the innocent. If you want to smoke a good cigar you can find it at the Phoenix Drug Store. We learn trom Henry Smith that Mrs.

James O'Conner, residing six miles south of Barrett, died very suddenly last Wednesday evening, while sitting in a chair. Every lady must call and see our new styles of Ratteens. They are beauties. W. L.

Souders. After the 20th prices will go np to their usual price of five dollars per dozen for cabinet photos, at John Rice's. Now yon can get them for three dollars per dozen. Implement Co. sell two-hole power Com Shellers with corn and cob elevator.

Best made. Last Sunday was Ea6ter, and the churches of ourcity were beautifully decorated with fowers ami emblems. Appropriate services were rendered to large and appreciative audiences. A full stock ef Abbott buggies, the best class of buggies iu the market, for sale by Reed Implement Company. Last Sunday Dr.

BirdseH's horse became frightened by the sudden appearance of the cars when returning from Barrett, and upsetting the buggy, throwing the doctor out, but did not cause him any serious injury. Bring your receipts to the Phrenix Drug Store and have them prepared from fresh and pure drugs. The story is going the rounds of the papers of the state that John Wells, of Marshall county, says his experience is that a dry March is always followed by a bountiful crop, and a hundred and fifty such seasons which he has noted will prove the truth of his assertion. New goods! Terrible big stock, roaring price, at the Trade Palace. W.

L. Souders. Barton," our Ewingsport cor respondent, is requested to settle a bill for fuel and lights, consumed during the long winter nights passed in protracted portrayal of the "bliss of life eternal," with his lovely dulcina, who has finally giv en him command to dwell in distant realms. The celebrated Brown and Rock Island cultivators, combined and walking, for sold by Reed Implement Co. Geo.

L. Etter left for western Nebraska, where he expects to engage in the mercantile business. George has mude a host of friends during his 6tay here of seven or eight months who, while they regret to have him go, join in heartily wishing him genuine success in his new fields of labor. Goffs News in Centralia Journal. Reed Implement Company has received a carload of new Glidden wire, to supply their customers.

Following are the contributions made by the Missionary Baptist church, of Center township, to tlie building fund of the Frankfort colored Missionary Baptist church: J. Sanderson, W. G. Richardson, E. Winter, Harry McKee, T.

B. Dexter; A Dexter, each one dollar; G. W. Dexter, Neil Robinson, each fifty cents. Farmers wanting the very best listing tools can make choice of the St.

Joe, Rock Island, iloline and John Deere listers, all well suited to our soil. Reed Implement Company. As Miss Jennette Trosper was driving to town last Monday afternoon, her spirited horse became frightened and ran away. She kpt him in the road until she found 6he was not strong enough to stop him, and when she came to a smooth place in the road, turned him into a wire fence. His breast was cut a little, but Miss Jennette's great coolness and presence of mind saved herself and the buggy from possible injury.

We congratulate her. Letter heads, bill heads, notes, and all job work done on short notice at the "r-NTiNKL oflice. A first-class company of comedy artists, engaged especially for this piece, will renler this very amusing and interesting play in SETINEL HALL, SATUKDAY, April 23d, 1887. The play will be taken from the original manuscript by permission of the author, and will be the Most Comical Play Ever Rendered in Frankfort. Everyone will remember the strong gale of wind that was blowing last Saturday, and while we were blinded with clouds of dust, the eastern portion of Norton and Graham counties were swept with a tomiido of lire.

Nearly all property was consumed for many miles; horses, cattle, hogs, chickens, and nearly all the grain, with many homes were destroyed, while many persons, including whole families, lost their lives. The entertainment at the colored M. E. church, last Friday and Saturday evenings, was a success. Table No.

I cleared $7.00: table No. 2 cleared 40cts; table No. 3 cleared 51.30. The num bers sold for the chair were, by Mrs. Chas.

Washington, 7.30; by Mrs. J. P. Taylor, 81.00: by Miss Annie Harris, by Mr. Mason, at his furniture store, $1-20; by P.ettie Harris, 87.00, by II.

C. Harris, Sfi.60. We wish to thank the white folks who so liberaliy asut-ed us. Committee. LlAgrrlas letter.

Listcf letters remaioins in the p.it-ffiee it Fraakrort, Kania, for the week eodinii Apiil 9. 1S87. Dead Lktteks. Miss Emma Heidman, R. C.

Holland, Hy McLaughlin. When Mllimg for abura lae tar "adTertiiel, 3m. McELnrr, F.M fJKI. Thursday, April 7th, 1W, at her home four miles south of Frankfort. Mrs.

James M. Munro, of congestion of the lungs, aged 74 ye rs. Her remains were brought to our city to the home of her daughter, Mrs. Rhodes, to await the arrival of a daughter, Mrs. Chas.

C. Dwight, who had been telegraphed for. She arrived Sunday afternoon, and tlia funeial took place Monday morning from the residence, conducted by the Rev. Mr. Cate.

The funeral was largely attended by sympathizing friends. Mrs. Munro was the daughter of Thomas Sherwood, of Herkimer county, New York. She was born April (5th, 1S13, and on March 31st, was married to Mr. James M.

Munro, at Man-lins, New York, by Rev. Mr. Cleveland, the father of the President, of the United States. She has been a faithful worker and member of the Presbyterian church for the long period of sixty years. Nearly all of her married life was spent in Camillus, Onondaga county, New York, and the last nine years of her life were spent in Kansas, She was taken sick on her seventy-fourth birthday, just after celebrating the fiftieth anniversary of Iter wedding.

The anniversaries of her birth and wedding occurred within one waek of her death. She will be mourned by her many friends. This is the house that downs all competition, and where at all times you can find Bargains in dry goods, clothing, boots, shoes, hats, caps Sc. Slc. W.

L. SOUDKItS. To orse Ow nere. Take care of YOUR HOUSES TEETH; if the horse cannot masticate his food, he cannot digest it and the result is indigestion. I am prepared to do ALL KINDS OF VETERINARY DEX I'AL WORK that horses require Jay Gaxo, Veterinary Dentist.

TI137 Cssis Dawn. For the next three weeks I have determined to make full length cabinet photos for 83.00 per dozen. Persons in want of pictures should come now, because after the 2(tli of April pictures will assume their usual prices besides, you can get a better picture than you can after the days get hot and sultry. Remember that the cheap rates will enly last until April 2oth. My work I guarantee to be equal to the best J.

J. Ru Tw doors east of opera house. JACK. Having purchased a large Tilack Kentucky Jack, 14 hands 1 inch high, I will stand him at my farm, 6 miles sonth of Frankfort, for the 6eason of 1SS7, season to commence April 1st. Terms, ten dollars, to insure mare in foal.

Care will be taken to prevent accidents, but I will not be responsible should any occur. J. II. Tcdor, Prop'r. BOOKS! FOE THE HEADING ROOM.

The Y. C. T. TJ. would respectfully solicit donations of books for their reading room, which they are trying to establish in Frankfort.

The names of the books donated and the doner will be given as below each. week. p3 uffm if COIXTV OFFICIALS. 2lrk Traurer Kejipter of Ied lrrk rrohat Juiltce i ttorrey p't of I'iiMic hrvcvor. M.M.

HnWn I. K. riahl Wni. Siuitli K- Mirf fii-o. Juhn It row hlwar1 A.

lii'rry I W. Ouv W. K. Bovakfll John Brali Coiiiiinvlfin-r I. chaii oiun L.

V. I.UIIiV, U. CIl.iM.-. Jtdge 12Ui Judicial District E. HutchinsOB.

CITT OF FBA.NKOUT. MyorL. V. M. Kee-Cmtrteiliiipn O.

il. Hfor.l, A. Y. C. W.

Klo.lRt-tC W. U. Ii. Kr lolin Jurirc .1. l.Gre(r(T.

CitT Clerk r. Shumate. City M.ir-hnl Wro. SuoiKra8. City Attorney Ch.is.

A. Calnan. Strsct ConimlM nur C. A. Phillip.

TreaMircr J. (J. Illair. SM MASOMC-Frankfort Lrxtpr-, No. K7.

A. F. A. M. ninimuuicatlonR arc hpM ttie frft an-i fhirtl Srttur.Inv.

ot month. Wmh of the irjtU'rnity at larK-' nijMM-t-fdll InrlTpfl to meet with h. S. B. 'I on.

Sec McKLROr, W. M. A. H. ndrron IVvt "Sn.

mrct flrat and thlid We.tlnesof ea'-h month at Armory Kali. U.M Pim-OE Adjutant. Coinmamler. ODD FBI. IOTS-Vermillion iVxlpe, No.

11(1, in Itra.y's ilall, FranUfort. evrv ffr.t and thin! lt.urprlav of e-h inor-th at 7 L. V.B.Tatiok, N. i. A.

J- Taylor, V. (5. i. R. I'ook, Sec.

AO. IT. Rrmiliir meetiiir errv and fourth nijrhts earh mwntti. B. K.

Dewky. J. b. Datis. M.

W. K. A.O I'. W. Meeting the flnt and third Mondav evenine of each It.

r'. Dca FY. Rcc'd'r. J. L.

Davis. S. C. F' OF U-Reirularnieetinirheld every wr-ond and fourth Saturday iu each month in FaMra Opera II nil. CUTIM HESl.

CATHOLIC (TltTR' Scn iee every seeond Sunday. High mass at 10:30 a. m. Ve-pere RF.T.FATHER WAK3. ME.

CHURCH Reftulnr service. Sunday school at 10 a. m. Prcaihinir at 11 a. m.

and p.m. Rev. L.JCKE, Pastor. CHRISTIAN cni'IUIl Services every l.ord' Dav fit lhel'orn Rrhool house at 11 a. m.

and Snndiiynchool at 10a. m. I'renchinc on tmt frt Sunday nl each month at 11 a.m., and at Preahyterian church i town at7 p. m. J.

T. Pastor, FRFSBYTF.RIAX.-Rcirular services everv Fnudav at 11 a an.l pm: Sundav M-tiool at 1:311 pm; Band of Hope .30: YmiiKt peo-ple'ii praver meeting everv Wednesday even-ice Iteicular praver meetinir on Friday Kkv.C.N.CAtk, PaMor. OLORKD AFTISTCIirFt Services Ind and ih Sun.iaya at Frankfort. 1st Sunday atlllue Rapids. Uev.

Mohan. Pastor. T1MF. A B1.F-. JIo.

P. K. K. vpresa east, daily, p. an.

east, a. m. m. AcemmoiUtion west, m. -tSundavs exceided.

W.M. Pouter, Aft. All monevs due the Skxtixel office, be inti'd to me in person, and therefor will be Riven. b. H.

Pktf-RS. See reek's Bad Boy, Saturday April 23d. Old corn is worth 25 cents. We need a roller flouring mill built in our city. Sit.scibk for Tiif.

The prospects are very good fur a bountiful crop. Stop! Look at our prices, lower than ever. W- L- tiouders. Mrs. W.

M. Porter lias so far recovered as to be able to be out again. A field of bargains at W. L. Souders.

M. G. Merrill spent a few hours 'with his best girl in the city, one day last week. Plows and cultivators at cost, at this office. George Francis went down to Horton, Wednesday, to invest in town property.

Wall papr at th Thoenix Drug Btre. liev. Locke preached a very able sermon on the Resurrection, Easter Sunday, at the M. E. church.

Buy the Jackson Wagon of th Eeed Implement Co. Miss Ilettie Frye, of Clyde, Kansas, eister of Mrs. Porter, will 6pend the summer in Frankfort. Prospects for a lively wave in prices- L. Souders.

Job work of all kinds neatly and promptly executed at this oflice. II. J. Nerthup made us a pleasant call last Saturday, and like many others are doing, subscribed for the Sentinel. Photographs at John Rice's at S3.C0 per dozen until April 20th.

We are willingto divide our shipping with any other railroad that may extend their lines into the fertile valley of the Vermillion. John Rice can take and finish Photo graphs, in first class style. The "Larks" will have a large following of friends from our city to witness the effect of their efforts before the Marysville foot-lights. Uproar on the corner. Xew goods sut received at W.

L. Sold khs. We have secured the of an efficient printer, who can execute all kinds of fancy job printing to order. Send in your orders. Jocn Deere, J.

I. Case, and Molina plow. Reversable and lever harrows, for sale by Reeds Imp. Co. Also th famous eagle reversable steel harrow Rer.

Mayor has favored with a copy of the Clay Center Times, containing; a supplement which has a cut of the M. E. church, of which he is pastor. It is a large, beautiful brick structure, of gothic design. itiflire a colt to get up an'! suck.

Pe3t cutters on the market, for sal by Reed's Imp. including the Eureka, (1. W. Brown's, (Leidy). The St.

Joe stalk cutter attachment for wagon, best attachment made. HUNTRTIS Take ISTotice. Notice is liereliy given to all persons that I will prosecute to the full extent of the law, all persons trespassing upon my premises, to wit: The north west quarter of Section 15, township 4, range 9, without first getting permission to carry a gun, or to discharge the said gun upon the said premises. Frankfort, April 5, 1S87. II.

G. Trospee. WANTED Horses and Steers to Pasture We haye 640 acres of pasture which we wish to fill with horses and steers. Plenty of good spring water and shade. Price, for horses, 50 cents per month; yearling steers, $1 50, and two year old and over, $2 .00 for the teason.

S. Uodocker Sox, Barrett, Kan. WANTED. Colts to Pasture. I have a fine four hundred acre pasture, which I wish to fill this season with celts.

Plenty of srood pure and plenty of shade. Price per month, 75 cents. A. K. Shujiwat.

SLrEBAFIDK KI RSSRYPRICEg Terl IS I .20 .40 .40 .40 I rerlO 1.25 1.75 2.50 2.50 2.50 1.50 PerlOO io.oo Apples 2 yr. old Crab apples Plumbs Pears Cherry Peach 0 15.00 Apricots, 20 to 25 cents; Nectarine, 50 cents; Persimmons, 25 cents; Dwarf Juneberry, 15 cents; Knssian Mulberry, from 4 inches to 6 feet; Barberry, Umnces Xuts and Kinds. Grapes Concord, 10 cts. apiece, 1.00 per 12, 5.00 per W). Also 22 other kinds of Grapes, 20 cents to 1.00; Gooseberries, 10 ct3; Currants, 10 and 15 cents; Blackberries 10 cents; Bed and Black Raspberries, 10 cts.

apiece, -10 cts. per 12, 2.00 per 100. Dewberries, 10 cents; Strawberries, 60 cts. per 100, 4.50 per Osage Orange, 25 cts. per 100.

2.00 per Ornamental shrubs and trees of all kinds; Evergreens, (3 sorts) 25 to 50 cents; Honeysuckels, 35 cents; Trumpet Vine and Virginia Creeper, 25 "Wisteria 25 Roses, climbing, (5 sorts) 25 cts; Ilybid perpetual (15 sorts) 25 cents. Moss, 35 cents. The evergreens here offered are all grown by me, and can be seen by calling on me at Blue Rapids, Kansas. Send me a list of your wants and I will give you prices. R.

Sanborx, Blue Rapids. Kan. P. M. Hickman, Frankfort, Kan.

MONEY TO LOAN. On long time and easy pay nients. Low rates of interest. Xo commission. Security on improved real estate in the coun ties of Marshall, Pottawatomi and required.

T. F. RHODES. PROPRIETORS OF City Bakery AND Grocery Store. Kei'p erst brands of Flour lit J1.J5 per sack.

Groceries we as cheat) as th cheapest Fresh bread, pies, always on hand. Will also in Ice Cream Parior in Cennec tin wri'li the eluMirhmeut. Give us a iriai. McCAMPBELL SWEXSEN. EIP3ESSLIIE1.1.

JOSEPH WALLACE, PROPRIETOR Am piepared lo do all tr a i 1 irolu I manner; drive my own ar 1 viU ouible for ail ooUs a-to my care. AUCTIONEERING GOING! GOING! I WILL CRY Auction Sales Hirsiill and Adjobbg I warrant the best of satisfaction. Call on me at my farm five miles south of Barrett. T. G.

KNOX. j. QTJEENSWARE, 1. CHIN AWARE and CIGARS, ALWAYS IN COtf STCK The Leading GR06ERY STOEi. or FRAXKFORT, iK-ANSAS The Fast Mail Eoute! Missouri PaciflG R.B.

ATCHISON TOST. LOUIS the East. This is the ronte selected by the United States Government for ihe Fast Mail Train! No road exceeds the time made by this line between KANSAS CITY AND ST. LOUIS. S.

II. II. Clark, 1st Vice l'res't Y. II. Newman, Cienl Traffic and Gen.

iitrr. Manager. H. G. General Passenger and Ticket Agent.

Seneca Marble "Works 15. 1. MOORE. Prop. Harble and ratiite, Hanataents, Tombstones.

and all kinds of CEMETART DECORATIONS Should you wish anything in the Kutb'elinc call on or ad-dross, D. MOORE, Seneca, KanNax. Seneca Marble Works 3D 3 Lj rt CD 8 i 3 0 op wt r. vvu ing, filling, and extracting teeth, and will warrant satisfaction for new sets. Dn.

Goff. Miss Nora Augustine has returned to her home in Seneca. Easter Services, The PresbyteYian church was filled to its utmost capacity last Sabbath morning and evening. The church was beautifully and elab orately decorated, no pains being spared to make this feature of the service delightful and attractive. The alter was literally hidden iu flowers and vines, the pulpit platform was one mass of green, brightened up with foliage plants, flowers and callalillies, while the walls of the church were garnished with Ea3ter decoralions, banners, and scripture texts.

The musical selections were of the highest order, and was charmingly ren dered by the choir, under the leadership of Mr. C. C. Mason. In the morning the pastor, Rev.

C. X. Cate preached au able, eloquent and impressive sermon on John i.iH, "I am He that livefch and was dead." The special Easter song and praise service in the evening, conducted by the pastor, assisted by the choir and congregation, was admirable. Next Sunday evening Rev. Cate will begin a series of illustrated lectures on the cities, important places, and mem orable localities iu the lloly laud.

Mrs. O. P. Ewart has just received a full line of spring millinery goods, which she will sell at her usual low prices, and people are requested to call and leam her prices. Ewipgrxport.

Miss Annie Leupold is on the sick list. We have been told that our dude will soon turn to a gypsy, and start for the promised land out west. Mrs. Mary Mechner is recovering and two persons are claiming the hon or, one through the power of medicine, the other through the power of prayer. Luther Connet has set out an extensive orchard, and added numerous other improvements to his farm this spring.

In fact, he is one of our most successful yeomen. The girl- who would not be willing to make him her catch is standing in her own light. Barton. Since the fire I am located one door north of Francis' store, with new goods, late styles, for iadies aHd children. White goods, lace3 and embroideries.

Call and get prices, Mrs. L.E. Campbell. The time will soon be here fir corn planting, and farmers should not delay in securing the reliable Keystone and Farmers' Friend drills of Reed Implement Company. Sl'SSABY Of City Treannrfr's Reprt from February 10, IHHS, to April 4, 1SS7.

AnooatB Received: Sidewalk funds frem Geo. Brownell 75 03 Received from Cennty Treasurer 736 54 City dollar tax from Martbal Suoderass 35 0U C. Ford collected boTreurer Peddler and thow liee-nte Liiliard license Dray licence Auctioneer license ICnad tax collected by C'aiten Fines From Fair Association to par extra police duriuif the fair From prass on city park 2U 00 1 SI 00 41 01) 81 60 10 60 71 35 6 30 18 80 12 54 Huohith on ttrcel after tne nre 1 00 Road tax receipts returned from Co Treay 10 13 Total amount received 91 Amount Paid: Paid City Marsbal Sno.igr;ifR. 15 mo's city elerk Calnan, mo'e Shumate, 10 mo's for material turnisiied city lor U4HL: turn. shed by Brownell lor griming freight on scraper, per Phillips Ocjjiht on fiie engine tax receipts from Treae for bringing; money frem MarysMe Street torn 'r Phillips Mathesoa Carson.

8 mo's for labor performed ou street balance on old order (Schmiickerj old orders. P. Spellman; lSS2-'t3 Rebate license by FrancU fcxtra police during fair Tocily election Irl8f6 w.itcb after the fires Tafc inf care of eity charge First national bank, sidswalk fund. Burying dead animals Oeods furniaaed Sanfurd Masser lo making ballot box To packiug pntrp ISO 00 30 00 50 00 94 56 4 50 2 yj 1 SO 1 35 14 14 S3 00 31 60 114 04 73 10 3 50 3 00 10 00 49 00 10 00 17 110 19 50 75 00 10 50 5 00 1 35 1 15 Total amount paid onft 49 Balance iu city treasury at date 743 J. C.

BL IIS, City Treasurer. 26 OO Curat-. The above reward will be paid for any case of Rheumatism not benefitted by Ballard's Snow Liniment. There is no pain it will not relieve, no swelling it will not subdue, no wound it will not heal. It is the most penetrating liniment known for all pains for man or beast, it stands without a parallel.

Ladies who have back ache should never be without it. lTic 50 cts. 5 Dealer la 411 Steis luiMiag SASH, DOOBS and BLINDS, LUMBER, BUILDING PAPER, LIME, HAIR AND CEMENT. By carrying good goods, a full stock, reasonable prices and close attention to business, I shall hope to merit the patronage of those wanting in my line. THE FRANKFORT HOUSE.

E. R. FAULKNER, Proprietor 3 Strictly First-Class. Kansas. PI 1 IUTILDIXG MATERIAL OF FAIL TO CALL ON 5 wt axson, Good Sample Rooms, Frankfort, 1 iiilffP? WHEN YOU WANT TO IUTY ANY KIND, DON'T je.

irowti i-j Who will make estimates that will save you money. A full line of material lor building, including lime, cement, plaster paris, and hair. Also mixed paints and brushes. 3S f2r mJ go 2 CO GET YOUR JOB PRINTING At the SENTINEL OFFICE..