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The Irving Blue Valley Citizen from Irving, Kansas • 3

The Irving Blue Valley Citizen du lieu suivant : Irving, Kansas • 3

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LOCALS c. K0W, A. JEfFUll, iLA BE '27. UW. I'nterrd at the I'ostojftve at Irviiifj, liuman, an ttrcnrnl Vhtsa jiwil matter.

Olfo your corns a rest and ride a Fulky Plow. Brown A koip the best, and don't you forge it that liltle aceoujvt we mean NOTICE All pers ms knowing themselves Indebted to the lalo Irving; (Jo wife ollleo aro requested to call and suUlu iuiiiedUt.tely. Delay might prove expensive. tf FRANK lllOMSOy, X.OCAL 7JNT7E-WS. Judian Summer.

Mr. XV. Peel has Mr. JcfTera' home nearly coin pletcd lion. A.

(i. Barrett was down on a visit lo Bncrct this week. Jnko Allen, the yruln racrcinuit of Durrct wus In tewa Txesd'ay. New sidewalks arc bclnc made In front of Hi own JelleiV block, R. raUurson and family moved to TILT ON CIIEESMAN.

OFFICE OF- Brown JeiTers, DvaUtt in. HARDWARE, STOVES, TINWARE, ORG ANSI JHalera in A ALSO Manufacturers AGRICULTURAL IMPLEMENTS, SEWING MACHFNE5-. SCHOOL FURNITURF, POCKET AND. TABLE CUTLERY. IliVINU, Kas.

1 3ru, 1980. Feiiruakt FRIENDS ami PA TnONS: THE ROOM of 1879 ami 1 880 will long be reinuinbiTi'd. rives ou HARNESS. Hides and Skins bought or taken in trade. lines ot goods have advaiisea niimlly.

Iliinilreils ol atliclc-s In our lina havo iloublcd nnd many trebled in value, and yet llic Uoom in prices continues. Moro railroads being built in the state than at any one tuna previous. Moro new buildings erected during thu past six months than during any oilier situilur peviod in tlio history of the Btnle. Wo aim to keep pace with tho 11 Doom." and yet sell firat.class coodn an low as they can be sold anywhere. Our stock is comprchensivo and titoi-ally embraeeH articles ranging from tlio CKADLK ti the GRAVE.

FOR THE lXFAVT in Us mothor' arms we havo a Patent Adjustablo LOCAL DEPARTMENT 1IHK TAHl.I!. Central Ilruncll l. 31. P. 1ft.

It. Tunouuii Mail and F.x. I kart 1 10. -IP, a. m.

wbht I 4.411 r. Ae.COMMOllATlON,.. I KAKT I I 1'. M. WUST I ti.10 A.

7' I FA ST I ft. 41 1 A. 'v. I I 4" l'. M.

I East I 4.10 P. M-W1WT 12 1C1 A. Wat NlWHT VllHlOHT, Ull lil ll IMIt I I TOHY. PRESBYTERIAN. at llio (ehnol b( hko every iiUenute H.liii i Mr, bt'jriii inir Willi Kelt.

Sfili. ssn, nt, 11.011 a. M. and 7.3l) I'. M.

liinll Sutjijutll bchool, every S.tti-kalll at M. jAMItk A. GilUb'FU', I'nstCtr. METHODIST Service nl hoiife everv alU'rnate Sublmth cvctinur hociimlUK HI" Kcb. lMli.

and every nl Rahballi at i bcinnine; HI' Fub.tWil. (tiiv. O. W. Mii.i.Eii, rastor.

TRINITY EVISfOl'AL. Service at 10.30 A. M. Sunday. 1(KV.

H. IIOl.MKS, Rector. II. IT TENNElf. B.

A. BOSAXKO. TENNEY BOSANKO, Physicians Surgeons KANSAS, fini II. (1ILTNKII, NOTARY PUBLIC A ATTORNEY-AT-LAW, 111 VINU, KASr. ly JOH.

11. Carriage Painter, iitriMi, lv YV. It. KM. 11 1 Mi HAM, Tonsorial Parlor, IRVING, KANSAS ly IRViNC HOUSE, D.

8. HUMS, Pronrlt'lor, JltVlNG, I'-S?" iirconiinotittidiin fur lite trurnliiii; juttilh: ly A I iI I CARPENTER KAUTZ, litlixa, il.vs.i.s, Mako a in ma- 't ER.YH nml all wmk wur-i a nt I'd to ivu mil ion ly tub i.tvixu ivsirimj: auexcy. I have till! of Mlltl 111! Hint, Olil.M, unci StrotiL'eM Kite Inni lYunes hi tin-worlil. (loud reliable iiiileiinii! at urn ioh est living rati h. n.y Sluri'.

S. H. H. IRVlSn, ti LUNCH ROOMS. JM.

KHISIII 1C, liUAIJCl; COA 'FL'CVtfK f. IHVINO, KANSAS, ly J. S. WALKER, BANKER 1HI 1S1, li.lS4S, fPrompl ((Mention yircn to Collection. Loans made, on A'eul A'slolc.

oniony lime. INSURANCE A(iENT FOIt riiirnlx lus. Of Hartford, Conn. Home Ins. Xcw York.

Forciyn and sold, W. H. ARMSTRONG Bro. LUMBER. SasA, 'Hinds, Siinylcs, Zath, Zitnc, Cement, Joir and 'Duildiny Taper, IKVINd, KANSAS, ly UU.

KM 1 1. IK. 0. 11IIOWNULI. SCOVILLE BROWNELL, ATTORNEYS at LAW, J-'JiAXKPOHi; fff'All busiutbs piuin ft ly at I iniKU lu.

ly ll kinds of I of and Vealcrt In. I1ARNKSS Sill 11. 1 door east Tclerecu's I. (J. C.

Stoic. Kansas C3 VJI CD L3 i I in 3 CO CD ll go OI.DKST Business Place IN TOWN. t'l oi.i n.loir. xX Chair, Cradle, and Swing combined to mother and child "a thing of Ueauty and a joy forever. As the child advances in years wo havo playthings by the scoro useful, instructive; jtluneinir, nnd ornamental Skates, Hills, liooks.

and Jack knives. A lull linn of School Monk, and School Furniture, flora a Slato Vcuoil lo Victor Desk, including Maps, Globes, Charts, Dictionaries, Klank 5uok, ank Scliool De.iks, at much lower rates than traveling men will sell thetn. M'HEH THE BOY becomes young man, (in his own cstiinulion,) and knows moro than two dictionaries and his father-, when his vcioe is sort of combination between a squoek and a growl, it is about now wo get tu sell him a first-class dollar razor with which to irritate his upper lip and jul-livate his cheek. Wo havo a good stock ot Razors, and tho hotter clnsn of Pocket Knives, from 13 ecu is $1.75. IIVN THE YOl'XU MAX tumbles to matrimony and goes the way of alt men, except a few odds and i-nd, it is then wo can set him up in business; can liirnish him Household Furnitutu itnlil ho can't rest lledsleads, Bu reaus, Chairs, Tallies, Stoves, to.

A full and complete oiitht nt low rates. Cull and tret our pt tcus. IF THE YOl'XU MIX wishes t. uild a house we can supply him with many necessary articles Mich as Nails, Hinges, Screws, Glass, Putty, Paint, Locks, and can put on an iron roof that will last; that will shed wind, ruin, hail, snow, life, and liglittgng, decrcaso Ins rate of insurance and increase his salely. IV Ol'H FlUEXD is a mechoni.) hero ho can gel the necessary tools for his business from a 0 cent Gimlet to Disst Sjw.

IF HE TIMS THE SOIL, an waula implements, it is hero wo ju.l weigh a ton, and can supply him with any thing ho needs, incliuliiig light anil heavy VVngons, Plows, Cultivators, Mowing Machines, Reaper or Harvester, Self Kinder, (wire or twine,) Wheelbarrows, Pumps, Thrashing Machines, (steam or horso p'jwer,) Garden Seeds, in bulk, freeb and New goods rcceh ed duUy at to si: hos Tho Irving Ch-ap Caili Store show the Urgosl slock ol Fancy Dry Goods In town. can aud Brown tfc irers bought tuelr feneo wir and Implements before the advance in prices. Hurry up uud get tliitt plow or cultivator before the boom hits it. tf.OTtC'E, All persons Indebted to C. A.

Montgomery Co. will pay same to tf MONTGOMERY Ilitos. Some very nice Montgomery tiros, window cirtnins at Ajy dofign you wish W. H. Armstrong Bro.

sell luni-oi her Hi in her cheaper l.uu anv the county. NUT9, NUTS, NUTS NUTS. Pecan, peanuts, lugger Iocs, Eng'ish wadr.Ms, ulin- oiifls, tVll)eru, nil Ireslv and good at the Nimble Nleke Store That car load of wiro yesterday. for Brown Cheapest A eft'eis oa.nt place lo buy. Look at those new patterns In Fine Embroideries at tho I.

C. C. Cambric Slorcfc Histories of the Sta'o of Kansa, by Prof. CUarlOft R. Tuttle.

Ail norsons d'lring a copy ol tho same please inquire, nt, this oflieu. Chew ery Bros, lips." Jockuy Tastes Club, butter ai Montgom-than maiden ISvomlno the Stutleiit Cultivators and sail fy yourself that it is more easily mated to all kiuil ol worK than any other aud bu one of B. J. Curtains of mauy desigs at ()N TUJ Kit BltOS, Tw ine Binder told ty li. J.

NOTICE. All persons knowing themselves Indebted to ire bad belter rettlu immediately and. save eosts. Da It. I mean it.

H. M. PATTKUSOM. a. B.

J. or Harrows. before buiing Uarbcd Wire SWRIiTS TO TtiE riWElCl." Gratiry your sweetness with a package of choice candies Irom tho Niiublo NieUio eslab-hbuient. Pure sugar goods uud no New stapb at tho I. C.

in i'auey Store. Spring Guodb duy ''Seeds in bulk of B. J. DISSOLUTION NOT1CK. The llrm hore.toforo Known as W.

Aruutroiig As Co. diid, on thy day of Deseiiiber, dissolve partnei'fcliiit, C. Arm ttiroyg reining. C. A UM-PKON(i.

W. H. AUMSTlioNG. February lath, 10. The liolary Drop Champion wUl itdkc you favorably.

It. iv nucp 11. A ware lurgo stock ot tjueunswnru, Ulsi and Cutlery at MONTUOMCRT BlUS. Musical Inslt umenls cheap at B. Call and sou Cheviots, of lull weight and last color, in pat lei ns I but will please, at the I.

C. t. The leading vviug Mauhiuu of the world may seen ut i not arrived Deuut, several Teas, at thu tJarvvtt hundred pounds of 1 uu The "High Mucky Muck Com Plante wilh Broom Corn Attachment will nilt vou best. Call on B. A ,1 Choicest aud cheatusst In the in nt at tho post olliee.

pat re It Tha coming week will seo our stock full in every depart hum t. Some new goods now on mo way will mske our story coin ploto toi tho season trade. C. Sloio. A P.AKKlt'S DO.KN ilUerent kinds of crnckeih, biscuits, jumUlos, cakes and tiiap; at thu Nimblu Nickle." Buy tlio "lij nor Plow of lit dralt llioiou brod Skin- It.

A J. Ilrvvitiir ovur ii klmU (il t-hnko Toaw on linn (I, fr.im 31 t' eentu wu cn n. ut lliu H.rnitL Tea Dcimt lilua.u nil (. inkfcrji. Tlie propilulur ot tlio Nimbhi Nit-kle' Rl.orii makus lm bow to public inruiiii lhu urni.

nuiiuier or mo iiti zkn. Ho pr''ntiC8 to kuop ilown tx puii'M's, rio biiAlnusa, and. liiiViiu no hnil (Ulvts to iniiku up, ti Ink. he crtii yivo brlltir vulus I'or liU cmttonu'ra luonuv thim ullier Hturei, wUcro nil Hie imy limy nut Is hiimo it." AVelr I'Iowh mid Cultlvutors will tickle yon 1111 rt your money will tickle is J. i.ut Ikkla.

It la a Htamtlhu: rule nt the Nim bio Ni'-kla Store to keep i'ood artieler hl il in li" nt fair pricu. If a iruoil tiling can bu you will II ml It tberu. Kntlbh Hn'iikfint 8.1 (ills variullui c.f Tuas CUolco Tin pi-rial, Bahuktv Iut 4 II lack cunt. at. Dhpot.

It will nny any ono to looh at War rrn's tcaa. lie hnn the baan lot, Cuu'k Allow lurty-nino kinds uultn, but near It It In lei limn Alxty days since thuy UU that country ti.at in nnUtr our feet. D. tors buy. ,1 a ru plows.

Bellini; lots Try them of cultlva and before you All kinds ot ground spices abanlutcly pure at warren's, aiso uuisiara, ereaiu tartar, uauine; powders, 11 J. or bO tee 111. ell liairows with 40. IHV, AT T1IK NF.W STOIt tt of It. "anon and buy a ulcv sugar cured ham iiuiiii oi uneu or you can In uuige iu some smokeil balput.

nice and KOOU. When In Frankfort call nn it. Sons, They soli cheaper than any cue clc Blue Kanids last TuuEday. E. B.

Coulter has a hiro and selected aloclt ol drnna. Call and bcc them. TJntr nre at Trinity Episcopal chinch every Wednesduy thiotiuh hunt u.t 8 P.M. Come and pay that little visit you promised. Wu would like to sue you very much.

II. L. Sae and lady, of Bunker 11111, went Hast last wtuk, lor a few month's among friends East. A. (I.

ltarrctt, our County Treasurer, talklmf of moving his saw mill Irom Bane it to I.eiidvilli', Col. Wm. B. Sheen, representing the Ancient Order of United Workmen, Is In town and Is itolDjr to try to oijtanizu a lodjjc heru. 1 hero will be a match trnmc of base ball i between the club ol this plaeo and the Iilue U.ipldf, in this town, ncl Suuitriiy.

3. S. Strader, who has been Pick with lhn meahlcs, is up Bnlii and at his post. He suys be h.id fuitu a wrc.stlo with I Our po.st-ina.stor moved last Wednesday Into tlie building recently occupied by It. and now we (iavc plenty ol room.

A.S-hlp bus pureliascd the cuunty riyht to make and ruII a patent stock Iced coukur, and is ijohit; to stm a factory hnmediutcli-. Soino of liaudolph's younir men were visiting lien- Suturdav. By their tal one would think that it was the hub of Kan sas. U. M.

Patterson intends olne W'vA when hi; gets his business scttte.l up. Wo 1i0q he will ehiint'. bis mind as Irving would losa one cf her best citizens. M. H.

Denton, from PotawntDinle county was in town last Tuesday. We jiulue mot ey in plenty down his way, as bo wanted to iel 10.00 bill ehanxetl. It. P. Pollute has disposed of nearly aH th In his wholeHiile store.

Ik Intends wlu bo gets entirely sold out iroing back to Ins home In The blue grass regiont." Young liiilii do you not know this Is "jump" yea-r. When you only havo the privilege of ''pupping once In lour years 011 should Improve the iplendid opportunity. A oouple of our young men went on wlhl turkry hunt last week and came home with a fine fowl. An innocent uraiiger living near uusseil one ol his besl turkeys alter. The B.u rett series of revival meetings Is si ill In progress.

The hu-o house is nightly crou dcil. Interesting services there next (Sabbath morning at and evening at 7. The Irving House is being repainted and remodeled generally. D. M.

(liies its ae.tom-modallng proprietor is hut making one of the most popular houses on thu ut nil tianeh railroad. The number present at the Presbyteil.in Siiiidiiy neliool Ian Sabbath was lUt and amount of collection SS cents. The school is in a very prosperous condition, being one of the best ue ever uttended. We umlerMnnd that numerous weddings are to take place in and around Birrett in a Mioi time. We thou hfi hen cp year eame around some of tliom bashful old liaehtdors vould "git A gentleman from F.lin, wan i'rr town 11 1 i week Irmklng up a placj lo go into the bu.slnusH, He seemed to be well pleased with Irving.

We. have not heard whether he. Intends settling here or not. Th'3 lloyal Purplo llibliou Club mot Immediate! arter tha iecl.i-rr! last Weduflrday evening uud the commltttfo on programme aro to meet at the reHldenec of Dr. Cbaso to-inor-row, aaturday, to make out the exercises for next inset Irg.

The pledge was passed around and twenty live new names were signed. A new time table took effect last Sun-day, Feb, 2'id, on the Central Branch railroad, making ono rninuto In tho tlmo each wav. Pteidhilng eliairs htvo been put on tho Mail and Express triin. An accommodation trnlu has been put on the road, and with tho numerous other trains nearly every body can bo accommodated, Itev. David Tatuin addressed the citizens uT this pltcp, on temperance, last Wed no day evening, The hall was crowded to Us utmost capacity, many having to stand.

Tho lecture was a good practical one, suuh as we seldom hear. Mr. Tutum lias li.cn eiiL'UL'oil In the temperance wora mr ten yenr, aim is an in-ilcl'atiijiililn workor. Hu gpoko tronjly In favor of tho nmenL-uieiit next full, ami salil ho believed It was tlio duty ol every patriotic clllzon of Kansas to. vol ti prohibition tlckat next fall.

His remarks wero highly appreciated, and the elti.cns ol Irving seldom have the pleasure ni sxali a treat. We hopo ho may addross us suln In the near futnro. l'rof." lioblnnon bllleil our town last Tuesday mornlna fur a IVco lecture tlie evening of llio 84me (Tay, Qiillo nn uuilicnne was present. Tht most cnlcrtaininK feature of the orenlni; win the lilsblni; and lauiililng of Ihe hoys. He hnil a latiLorn that ho trU'd to ciiftcrtain thoso present with, when lie lurot what ho was "Tho lives of great men all remind us" tho iiniro that there ourjlit ti be a law prohibiting fool, from running at lare.

After lie had through with his "monkey show" a vote was taken to seo who was tho prettiest lady In tht ronin. Wo could not lull whethei tlie proltlest fclrl got the prize or not, but the ono that had the u.ost votes can led awayth; all'iuu. CiHAIN WAKEHOUSE. South ol U. H.

Station. invixa, i i i i eQ. ceo Co CD tf a CO 03 in 5- CD ro rr (- K3 CD TIIK UK ST ASSOI General Merchandise. TLTE PLACK Wliero tlioy sell gooilu on tlio TU, VAX pure, Corn Shelters, Grin Stones, Ac; or, for his "better half we have one of tho celebrated "Whito Sewing Machines," that need only bu soon to bo appreciated. This machine runs so rpiietly aa nut to interfere with ordinary conversation, and tho baby sleeps peacefully iu his litllo crib while; the mother ruus lliu machine at in very head.

In musical instruments wo keci everything from a Jewsharp to PiMto, including Organs, OrguinelleN, Violins, AceordeoiiH, til low prices. And finally, when his hair wTiitton with frosty age, when tho sands life run out, and tho palsied hcarl forgo la heat, wu can supply him vritb his narrow home, in which ho may slurp his last long sleep regardless alike of the cycles of lime or rijatr ot business overhead. So, from tho cradle to tho grave, wn supply tho wants of our customers. We propose to treat them with uniform courtesy and fair, Sfpiaro dealing; and to sell first class goods at thu hii est living prices, For further information roadilif-Columns of tho Invivo Ulpk Vai.i.kv Crri.icN, tor in ihom you will liipl ouv advci tisenicnts, Brown Je tiers. prinoliilo of "Live and Lei Live.

E. M. VKTKUSF.

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97
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1880-1880