Sherman County News du lieu suivant : Voltaire, Kansas • 4

AXXO UXCOIEITS. "Belle of Voltaire," at Millisack's. TAKE NOTICE. I wish to say to my customers that on Oct. first, I am going to prove up Tbe Sherman Coanty News.

A Weekly 5-coL quarto Local Newspaper, published at Voltaire, Kansas, every Friday; devoted to the best interests of the people of Sherman Co. 0. B. KAIL, anl Pronristor. Tlie Sheron Springs Merft Gen'l ferctaiise DEALEK, AND L.

B. Dayton, of Eustis, Kansas, hereby "announces himself as a candi date for the office of Sheriff, subject to the votes of Sherman county. I hereby announce myself a candi date for the office of County flerk, sub ject to the votes of Sherman county. O. N.

McDowell, 8-39. I hereby announce myself to the vot- ers or onerman county. Aansas, as a candidate for the office of county At torney. H. Andrews.

We are authorized to announce the name of George Patton as a candidate for the office of County Treasurer, subject to the votes of Sherman county. F0R REGISTER OF DEEDS. I hereby announce myself a candi date for re-election for the office of Reg ister of deeds at the coming election in November, 1887. E. W.

Penny. iff iS; TM Ei i Have now the largest stock of General Merchandise ever displayed in the city, consisting: of Cashmeres, "Worsted Dress Goods, Ginghams, Prints, Muslins, Shirtings, Den-nims, Jeans, Cottonades, Wool and Cottcn Flannels, Wool Yarn, and Blankets, Hosiery, sets, Etc. Etc. WOOL AND COTTON UNDERWEAE, Gents fine, and cheap ready made Clothing, Hats, Caps, Gloves, Mitten, Boots and Shoes. Fancy and Staple Groceries, Flour and Feed.

In fact every department is well stocked. All are invited to call and see the Goods, whether you want to buy or not. All goods sold guaranteed as repressed- -TwISLLBSACIC BROS. Voltaire, Kan. SWELL -Are IjEADERS in- Hardware Stoves Lots of gloves and mittens at J.

W. Allen's. Millisack Bros, are getting right to the front in selling goods, carrying a erood stock, -advertising and making money. Drop in and see their stock. Employment wanted.

Had 2 years experience as book-keeper. Address C. G. Hitchcock, Voltaire, Kansas. Come to Eustis and lay in your fall and winter stock of goods, at J.

W. Allen's. West Kiefer took his race horse and left.Mondav for Colbv fair. If the mi horse could just run as fast again, it would clean out-everythinginthe west, without a doubt. All those who are sending papers away to friends, and who think the time they subscribed for is -about out, we hope they will call and let us know about continuing them.

The parties Avho visited the Wano fair do not give a very flattering report of it. But of course such things are very apt to be thin in this western country yet, where it is so new. For the past few weeks Mrs. G. F.

Nott has been at White Cloud, making her mother a visit, who expects to accompany Mrs. Nott on her return. No doubt George feels quite ionely. Look for the new add of Messrs. Thomas Brachear wrhich will be seen in another column which Mr.

Brachear did all the work himself. It looks verv much like he had sold out to Eustis. 1 For Trade. 7-room house and three lots in a lively Nebraska town, for land in Sherman Co. Address C.

G. Hitchcock, Voltaire, Kan. Thomas Brachear are taking the lead on sales of deeded land also re linquishments, and are getting their share of Farm Loans, at 10 strait. No commission. Can close a loan at once.

vIn another column will be found the announcement of Mr. H. Andrews, a young attorney, well versed in law, steady and of good moral habits, and it is thought he will be a good man for the office. We have read of instances where scales have fallen from people's eyes, and then they were able to see. Some folks may see after it is too late; but to-day is the time and now is the day of salvation.

It will pay you to see our stock of boots and shoes, before buying. We can show you as large a variety as any dealer Western Kansas. Ladies shoes at $1.35 to 4.00 per pair. Milli sack Voltaire. This Friday evening the band boys goes out to Mr.

Olthoff 's school house to attend a meeting of the Farmers Al liance, and there is no doubt about them having a grand good time, as there will be a large gathering at the meeting. Say Mr. Editor will you ask Mr. Campbell why he looks so forlorn? And how long is it likely to last? And why apart of his seat was left out east? Will he be likely to go after it very soon? Dad's off Ox. The Band boys have a trip on hand for Thursday and Friday evenings.

The boys are getting to play some good music. Voltaire will have the best Band in the Northwestern part of Kansas by next season. Hurrah boys To the Homesteaders of this county. If you desire fruit trees, grape vines or forest trees of any kind, don't forget that Pepper Mathias have them to sell at the very lowest possible prices; and they will deliver at Voltaire this fall. Wm.

A. Sexson, who lives northwest of Voltaire, was in last week and ordered a paper each, sent to three of his relatives in Biinois. We have near fifty papers that go from here to Illinois, mostly sent by friends who lie here. Our old friend, G. P.

Pepper, and family, will pull out next Mcnday for, Lock Springs, Missouri, where they will make an extended visit of several months, and perhaps longer. Also J. G. Matticks expects to start east in a few days to be gone some length of time. I Gasoline, Rope, Wooden ware, Whips, Etc.

on my claim and must raise the mon ey. Please do not forget it. Dr. Poff. Brooks Irione, Clerk of the District will write up your proof notices, ahdrgive you any information inxegard to making proof or acknowledge sold iers papers free of charge.

He will also make homestead entries for actual settlers. We return thanks to James Miner, a homesteader who live northwest of here, for two fine squashes left in this office last Saturday. He informed us that the corn in his part of the county was splendid. We believe as a general thing late corn did the best. TAKE NOTICE.

B. M. Kiefer has put a complete stock in his meat market and cool yard, which will be superintended by H. Galloway. Parties wishing anything tneir line will do well to call them at the Pioneer market.

on It is a grand good thing for our homesteaders -that -so many huildings are going up in Sherman county, as it gives them work, and scatters the mon ey through the county, and keeps them from being obliged to go some place else to earn money to live upon. O. N. McDowell, an old settler 8-39, has handed us his name as a candidate for the office of Co. Clerk.

He settled on his claim in June, 1885, be ing one among the first, and is in good standing among the homesteaders this county, though a stranger to us. By looking over the announcements in this paper, you will see the name George Patton in the field for the office of County Treasurer. Mr. Patton is well known here among our people as a strait upright man, and any recom mendation from us would be almost useless, and we suppose he is still better known amoung the people in the south half of this county. Now as our first year of the publicat ion of the News has passed away, and is a thing in past History, we hope all will try and make it a point to settle with us? and thereby give us strength to start anew into the coming year strong and vigerous, and we can add more to the News, help the town, county and homesteaders.

Don't for get this important matter. There has been a business firm and a good stock of goods in Voltaire for about 10 days that are stored away in a shed, as there are no buildings they can get to open up their stock in. Move your houses to Voltaire and be getting good rent -for them, rather than let hem stand up- on the divide empty, and have them blown down. ORxlXI The Ladies Social Union of Voltaire, will hold a festival at the new church on Wednesday evening, Sept. 28, '87.

The entertainment will consist of sup per, music and the display of a fine "Art Gallery," such as never have been exhibited in Northwestern Kansas. Supper 35cts. The Silver Cornet Band will be in attendance. Everybody invited to come and have a jolly good time. On Tuesday evening in company with Stitt, Olthoff, Perdieuand Wni.

Stitt, went out to the residence of T. L. Freeland, four miles east of here, where a Farmers Alliance was organized. Mr. Stitt opened the meeting by reading the principals and by-laws, after which he gave a short speech, but having been on the go so much he did not feel like speaking at length.

The crowd by this time had gathered in to the tune of 24, and an invitation was given to come foward and sign the constitution and eight enrolled their names, many of the others belonging to other lodges, and some new town men were rresent. Speech- es were then indulged in by Mr. Per-dieu and and the meeting was a very profitable one, and passed oil very pleasantly Vvre hope the thing will continue to grow and become a mighty power for good. TERMS OF SUBSCRIPTION: 'One copy, on year, cash in advance $L50 ''One copy, six months, in advence, .75 Kin trio conies- .05 KATES CP ADVERTISING -C space, 1 itk. lmo.

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MATTERS. Seed JRy eat Miliisack Bros. Fur Caps at J. W. Allen's.

Smoke the "Belle of Voltaire." Come and subscribe for this paper. "'Belle of Voltaire," at MiUisack Bros-Go to J. W. Allen, Eustis, for cloth ing. Money to loan on the best of terms, by S.

Whitney. J. W. Allen keeps everything at his store in Eustis, Kan. "Belle of Voltaire," at -Millisack's.

Ladies and children's knit under-ware, at J. W. Allen's. M. T.

Dejean has gone to Fayette, Iowa, on a few months visit. Come to town and see the work on the New Bank start next week. Smoke the "Belle of Voltaire." Lemon! At the City Billiard Hail, Voltaire. Gall and see us. We can sell you a suit of clothes for ve dollars, at J.

W. Allen's, Eustis, Kan. Stacks and stacks of fall and winter goods, selling cheap, in the "Valley City," at HiUisack Bros. homesteaders if you desire some good seed white Bye, call on Brown, Sec. 17, G-40.

J. W. Allen has in stock, clothing "for lean men, fat men and boys. Ens tis, Kans, Gentlemen, we can sell you a suit of -clothes cheaper than anybody. Voltaire.

Have your proof set before Judge Tobias, at Eustis, by doing so you will save time and trouble. Be sure ami try the Salina, Kan. flour, mid you will use no other. Slillisack Bros. Voltaire, Kan.

Groceries, Dry Goods and everything sxt J. W. Allen's, Eustis. "Belle of Voltaire," at Millisack's. Galloway has our thanks for a mess of sausage, which he manufactured out of beef-Quite a number of our citizens and homesteaders have been at Oberlin this week on business.

H. J. Dannells, J.C.Thomas and Fred Diers started on a trip to Oberlin on business last Sunday. We notice Mr. Stringfield is again in our midst from a little tour around hrough Colorado we believe.

Anyone desiring to buy a claim near Voltaire can learn something that will he to their interest by calling at this office. We have mere boots and shoes than all other stores in Sherman county. Give us a call. J.W.Allen, Eustis, Kans. Jesse Bennett will commence next week, to build his new livery barn, which will be Still the building boom continues.

Six hundred acres of fresh pasture for rent about three months. Enquire of Barney McClusky, Sherman ville, Kan. Our school house will be commenced by the first of prompt, as notice for carpenters proposals are nowinthis paper fox the building of the same. Fentiman Campbell expect a large stock of new fail gooks in a few days. "While in town just step in and see and examine their stock and get prices.

OF MO TH Voltaire, Kansas. -OFFER FOR FALL, TRADE: 500 Tons Rock Springs Coal, $7. per ton 250Tons Welsh $6. per ton 250 Tons Marshal Coal, $6. per ton 5000 Bushels Corn, $1.

per cwt 1000 Bushels Oats, $1.35 per cwt Lumber Lumber Bright Wisconsin Stock, at prices that recommend themselves. Go to Sheron Springs for Supplies! Doering Oocri'ng. ITHE sni ins si 1 1 i-a it rtk Gloves, Laces, Hibbon, Cor and Tinware 0 found a full line of Druggist's Sundries, Etc, 22to. UJUHLUUK3 BIG Voltaire, Kan. FOSTER, -THIS SPACE IS RESERVED FOR THE- YVIiere -will be Perfumery, Stationery, E3to.f esv ess I' 3 til 13 JrJ ssnsemin SIGN OF THE iHtariioiis CaiGfly Goipiiei.