Hartford News from Hartford, Kansas • 2

III li lll-M. THE HERTFORD HEM. 11 c. Term or nbrrllloilt Holt's Cash Grocery! Business is ood but we Want Low PE'l yours. at Tto Breakfast bacon, per Jb alt pork.

3 lbs Oil sardines Mustard sardiees Rolled oats, 2 packages Wisconsin full cream cheese, per Best granulated sugar, 19 fbs Light brown sugar, 21 fbs Dark Brown sugar, 23 ths. ELOUR. Look IFnIEjr nTUIHlY A Fresh Carload From Salina. Peacock, per sack Golden Belt, per sack I. X.

per sack A liberal discount on 500 pound lots. A full line of Druars and Medi cines. Prescriptions carefully filled from Missouri. Kansas Texas RAILWAY Is the direct line through Central Missouri. Southeastern Kan-shs und the Indian Territory to Tcxhh, thence on to deep water on the Mexican Gulf.

Was the first railroad ever built Into the Indian Territory and was the tirst to cross the border Into Texas and push on through the thriving towns of the state to salt water. The KATY Is always tirst to get out of the old ruts and Improve lt facilities for handliug passengers and freight. As the early settlers movej from old log cabins to the more com- fonahle modernized houses, so has the KATY advanced and moved hor pas sengers from Tollman into WAGNER ALACE SLEEpIKfl CAES. The fluent Sinning Car Service in tbe world, Another atlv.ie. Is the Intrortn.tlon of th.

AMERICAN EXPRESS COMPANY to do the express bulsness of this Coin-puny. The above Express Company covers lines from the Atlantio to the Gulf, and none stand higher than the AMERICAN. THEKATY REACHES from Hannibal, above St. Louis and Kansas City, to Houston. Texas, the head nf tide water, over Its own tails, passes through DKMISON, SHERMAN, DALLAS, FORT WORTH.

WAXAHACHIK, H1LLSBOKO, WACO, TKMPLK, HELTON, TATI.OR, GAINSV1LI.K. HENRIETTA, BASTKOP, LOCK ART, SAM MARCCS, LA ORAMGK HOUSTON AND OA1.VKSTOB, nan. Tbroagh flleep.ra to Sara. and affords comfoits and conveniences to Its patrons unequalled by any other Southwestern Line. Any persons wishing to visit St.

Lou-Is. Chicago, Kansas City, Hannibal or tiie productive plains and prairies of Missouri. Kansas and tbe Indian Terri tory, should by all means take the Jffiasouri, Jansa JTexas Ml way as It Is the most direct, best co-lipped and runt Throueh Wagner u.cepers to all the above points without change where direct couneettoii is made In Union Depots for all point North, Eeast and West. FREE RECLINING CHAIR CARS ON ALL THKOL'Kll TRAINS. For further Information as to rates, routes, maps, time table, sleeping car Reservations, call on 01 addressyour nerarest Ticket Agent or Edwin Adams.

James Barker. Uonersl Ti'-kM Agent, AT.ket Agl nuU Indian Tor. IL, K. A T. K'y.

rursons, nana. bl. Louis, Bin. For the Coffey County Fair to be held at Burlington, Kansas, Sept. 9th to 13th.

The K. V. will sell tickets to Burlington and return for SO cents. Ticket good on date of (ale only. T.

J. Barbre, Agent. riiANK V1UVEL DEAD, A Bright Young; man and a Former Normal Nludent Fuui Away. The (hocking new of the death of Frank Varvel reaohed Emporia this afternoon. He died to day at 2:30 o'clock, of malignant typhoid foyer, at his home in Conoordia, Kas.

Mr Varvel left Emporia about a week ago on account of his sickness and after arriv ing home gradually grew worse until his deutli. He was a bright and promising young man and was a general favorite among the students at Emporia. At the State Normal where attended two years, no one was more respected. During vacation last year ami again this season, be made the Kansas league circuit as catcher for the Maroons, und whether upon the diamond, or in the school room he was ever tho same gentlemanly, genial young man. This year Mr.

Varvel bad been engaged as principal of the school in Concordia which was to have begun th tirst of next month. He wa a strong, powerfully Hnilt young man and up to the time of hi last Illness seemed to enjoy the most perfect health. The news of his death will be a most painful surprise to his many friend. Tuesday' Gazette. Hello.

Sambo, how is your rbeuma Usui?" "Doue got it no mo'." "Nor headache?" "Nope." "No" "Nope." "Lame backr" "Nope." "Neuralgia?" "Nope." "Whv, bow Is that?" "I done got ine a bottle of Parson's Liquid Electricity Holt I. ETJIODIST EPISCOPAL Servlo every Sunday at 11 a. m. and 8 p. Sabbath School at 10 n.

m. All aieoot daily Invited to attend. Rkv. R. T.

Hakkbkss. Pastor. FIRST CHRISTIAN CHURCH. Sei-vices every 2nd and 4th Sunday at 11 a. m.

mid Lord's Day school at 10 n. in. Y.P. S. C.

every Friday evening at 7 :30 p. ru. Prayer meet-lug. everv Thursday at 7 :30. p.

in. Ladle All Society, every Fridry at '2 p. in. O. P.

Cook. Pastor. CATHOLIC Immaculate Conception Church hotds mans at 8 and 10:30 a. n. on the tirst and at 10 :30 a.

in. on the third and "in ill Sunday nf each month. Rkv. Hfkman Eilkhmann, Pastor. l.oltCFO.

AD. U. W. Ancient Order of Hulled Workman. Hartford Lodge, No.

8. meets every Satin day night in Union II'ill. Visiting Brothers are cordially Invited to attend. H. R.

ELY, M. E. RAYL. Recorder. HARTFORD W.

R. C. No. 05 meets In Union Hall every other Saturday afternoon at 3 o'clock. MRS.

M. M. JOHNSON, President. P. B.

Perkins. Secretary. TA. TAYLOR POS'l No. O.

A. meets every first and third Tuesday evenings In each month. A. J. HEBRICK, Com.

E. Buck. Adjt. HARTFORD LODGE No. 103.

A. F. A A. bold regular commtiniea-tlons In Umon nail the Saturday night on or before each full moon. A cordial Invitation Is extended to members In good standing.

O. CIIANNELL. W. 31. C.

A. JOHNSON, Sec. FRIENDSHIP LODGE No. 0 Degree ol Honor bold regular meetings lu Union hall every 1st and 3d Wedneseav night In each month. Visiting sister and brothers cordlnllv received S.

1. BAYSNGER. Chief of Honor. MRS. J.R.

Skidiker, Recorder. HARTFORD CAMPNo. 1262 M. V. meets in 1.

O. O. F. Hall the first and third Friday nightin eaeb month Visiting neighbors to oar city cordially la-vlted to atteud. J.

A. HUFFMAN. Venerable Consul. YT. C.

Bolloway, Clerk SELECT KNIGHTS A. O. U. W. Hartford Legion No.

70 meets every 2nd and 4th Wednesday nights In Union Hall. VlMtlng comrades to our ally cordially Invited to atteud. W. t. F.

HARDEN, Commander. J. E. Rail, Recorder. OS.

F. Order of Select Friends, Harl ford Lodge No. 92, meets in Uuioa Hull the 2nd and 4th Friday night in each month. P. L.

C'haknell. MissLida IIoviols. CP. Secretary. Public Sale! I will sell at Tublic Sale at the Ed.

F. Milner, farm, 2 miles north and mile east of Hartford, on MONDAY. SEPTEMBER 9, 1895. Commencing at 10 o'clock a. th following property, to-wit; 6 bead ol horses 2 geldings, 9 years o'd, 1 mare 6 years old.

1 gelding year old. 1 gilding year old, 1 mar 6 ears old; 4 co wt, 3 beifors, 1 steer calf, 11 head of sboats, 1 sow with pig, 1 wagon, 1 riding cultivator. I walking cultivator, I lover harrow nearly new, 1 fouiteen-iuch stirring plow, 1 twelve-inch stirring plow, 1 foiirteen-inch Eagle lister, 1 grindstone, 1 bay rake, 2 sets double harness, 1 sot chain barn-ess, 1 set fly nets, 1 top buggy, 1 cook stove, 1 heating stove, 1 extension ts-blo, 1 fall-leaf table. 1 doable safo, 3 bedsteads and other article too uum- rou to mention. TKitina of Hogs, cash.

All sums of 95 and un der, cash. On all suras over tb a cred it of eight month will be given with interest at eight per cent. Bankable) paper required Five per cent, off for cash. L. E.

Middle bi'sbkk. C. A. Johnson, Auctioneer. September 8th, 9th and 10th tbe K.

T. Railway will sell tickets to Louisville, Kentucky, for National Encampment G. A. R. Final return limit October 6th.

Ronnd trip t) 16.35. Special (5. A. R. train will leave Parsons at 4 o'clock in.

Septembor 8th. Will run through train to Louisville. T. J. Bahbbk, Agent.

Don't Head This Unless you wish to know that Begg' Diarrhoea Balsam is the best medicine inneartli for Summer Complaint. Never fails. Cures every time. Equally good for children. Sold and warranted by W.

Uult A Sou. Jne Your 1 00 fix Month 00 PAYAHLK IM ADVANCK. THURSDAY, AUG. 29, 1895. The township hoard meets on tho Inst Mondny in Jaauary, April, July und October.

LOCAL. Tho peach crop is immense. Pastures are in line condition. The canning season 1h now on. School commences next Monday.

See. Ed. F. Milner Jot- dry stove wood. The apple business is under full bead-way here now Binding twine is cash on or before Sept.

1st. McGkeook Rr.su. Sheriff Evans, of Emporia, wai a visitor in the city Saturday. Tho Neosho has been on a good sized boom for several day. K.

T. Shedikor wan a business visitor at the county neat Tuesday. All twine accounts are due bofore Sept. 1st. McGukuok Kkkd.

E. W. Former, the photographer, spent Monday and Tuesday in Burllng-ton. Capt. J.

T. Morris, of Lena Valley, was a visitor in the city the tirst of the wook. J. J. Evsns mado a business visit to Kansas City and other points the first of the wok.

Very low ratus for round trips to Coffey County Fair will be made on the K. T. Railroad. Ilonry Haysiuger shot himself in the luft hand Sunday morning while foel ing with a self acting 38 revolver. C.

B. Smith, of Pennsylvania, returned home the latter part of last week after an extended visit here. We are under obligations to W. A. Suott for a line largo watermelon presented us the other day.

Tbauks, Billie. Oil account of rain the Sunday school entertainment at the Christian church was postponed to Saturday night next. T. Barbre luft last Friday for an extended visit to bis old home in Indiana. He will be gone about thirty days.

We recommend Do Witt's celio and vholera cure because we believe it a sale and reliable remedy. It's good effects are shown at once In cai-es of cholera morbus and similar complaints, W. B. Holt 4 Son. Hon.

John J. lugalls will address the people at the Encampment at Emporia (i. H. day, Thursday the 6th day of Vuptumber. The school board has bad the school bouse re-puint and put in repair.

They have also had the fence around the groand taken down. C. A. Johnson, Republican candidate for County Commissioner from this district, wan a business visitor at the county soat Saturday. The next meeting of the lading aid society of Urn First Christian church will be held at the rcldonoo of Mrs.

A 1). Howe on Friday, September 6th. Tht most pleasant UttUt pills for regulating the bowels, are i)u Witt's lulu Early Risers! Cure slek heatinuliu and constipation! Small pill, small dose, W. II. Holt 1c Son.

J. E. Veinon, of Kmporia, was a business visitor in our city the latter part of last week. Ho reports business looking up iu the musical merchandise line. The encampment of the Kansas Nat'onal Guards to be held at Sodeu' Grove, Kmporia, next week promises to be a big uQ'aii.

Thursday will be Grand Army day. Among the numerous persons who have been cured of rheumatism by Chamberlain's Pain Balm, mention should be made of Mrs. Emily Thorne. of Toledo, Wash who says: have never been able to procure any medicine that would relive me of rheumatism like Chamberlain's Pam lluliii. I have also usjd It for lame back with great success.

It Is thu best liniment I have ever used, and 1 lake pleasure lu reconi mending It to my trleuds," For sale by W. 11. licit Sou. us a trial. W.

B. HOLT SOk 10 2.5 6 8 15 tt 16 1 00 1 00 1 00 FLOUK. 1.15 1.10 1.00 and family recipes fresh stock. Give At 3 o'clock Monday afternoon. August 26th, 1895.Rev.

Father Barthol-omew united in the holy bonds of assl-rimeny at the Catholic church 'at Emporia Mr. J. N. Brogan and Mis May Rogers. Th groom is a son of our esteemed townsman, rraneis Brogan.

Ho is energetic, industrious, wide-awake and a well educated young farmer, and hav ing grown to manhood here, is well and favorably known. He is a popular young mau and has many friends. He has had the house on the farm north of town lilted up nicely, where he took his happy companion and where they will reside. 1 ho bride is a daughter of Mr. J.

M. nogers. one or me most prosperous farmers of Eagle creek. She is a young lady with those practical accomplish munis that will make Joe a most ex collunt life companion, and be can Just ly feel proud of (he fair prize he has won, She I well known and has hosts of friends. The wedding was a quiet affair and Mr.

and Mrs. Brogan immediately went to housekeeping after the nuptial knot was tied that mad tliuin one, We join with thu many friends in extending congratulations to the happy coup. VUy their journey through life be prosperous and a continual hap piness. Sept. 0 to 1.1, 1805.

Coffey County Fair I William Roles and L. K. Witte, of Emporia, are in the eity this week working up a lodge of the Ancient Or der of Pyramids, a new fraternal bene- lielary order. L. E.

Middlebusher is preparing to remove to Oregon in the near future. He has sold hi crop and will have a publio salo at the Ed, F. Milner farm on Monday, Sept. 9th. Chllilran with pale, btui.li complexions, ln- illontlnn th.

bt.mc, ol the requisite rcilglubulra in th. blood take Dr. S.wyer'. L'kptine. sold by Cuwtflll k.

Ilrllton. C. C. Campbell has been appointed city marshal and at a meeting of the council Tuesday nigh this appointment was confirmed. We believe Collie will make a good olllcer.

Dan Rising was making prepara tions tho other day to send hi son Will a keg of apple cider. Will' health Is quit poor and Mr. R. thinks he bad butter cenu home and rsc.iperste. Lebo Eutrrpriie Probate Judge ChalVee, assisted by John llond, of Americus and R.

'J'. Snediker, of Hartford, conducted the quarterly examination of the oouuty treasury Monday and report everythiug O. K. to the cent. A Pioneer's ltr oiuuieuilmtou.

Mr. J. Venable.of Downey, a pion eer of Los Angeles County. says Wheuever I am doubled wfth a pain lu the stomach or with diarrhoea I use Chamberlain's Colic, Cholera and Diarrhoea Remedy. I huvu used It for years, kuow it to be reliable remedy, aud recommend It to Aryoua." Fur sale by W.

B. Holt tou. The Emporia papers slate that the law linn of Graves, Lambert and Dickson will dissolve Sspt, 1st. Judge Graves and Mr. Dickson will form a new lirm, and Mr.

Lambert will continue business at th old stand..