The Russell Independent from Russell, Kansas • 3

a fnr a nabob for: CHURCH DIRECTORY. Divine services will be beld every THE INDEPENDENT. RUSSELL, KANSAS AEBUCKLE BROTHERS, Williams has about two bundred acres of wheat to harvest. Farmers living on one section in tbis locality aro putting in ovor one bundred ucre9 of corn. Snoad's new beuse it nearly completed.

Tbe Fink brotbers, will build large dwelling bouses Ibis summer. The happiest fellow now a-diiya is tbe Kansas farmer. Coal is niue dollars pet ton in Great Bend, compare that price with four and a half rlollars per ton in Kussoll, and see if you can't figure ont a saving of fifty per for all tbe dwellers in Uussell. About every person in tbis locality is planting from one to three acres of liisu potatoes, patient continuance iu well doing will fill tbe land with spuds. NOTICE.

There will be a meeting of tbe of tbe Russell County Triv-mg Park Association, at tbe Court house, 1c Hussell on Saturday May 31st, at 2 p. to elect officers for tlie iniing year, and to transact all other business that may come before the meeting. 4. full attendance of all members is desired. H.

W. Tufeten, President. lohn Merrill hgve opeueJ store at this place. We nave a blaoksmlth shop aud a first olftas smith. sjojtsd SuiAvqs SiSMOX Pos nao j3p aaa au )sq 'ix Sellens Creek Items.

About two or three weeks ago the common expaesslou was "It looks very much like adroulb" but we faucy that Idea ha entirely vanished from tbe minds of the fainclrs now. for they look as happy as C'nm In high water. During tbe storm on Wednesday tbe 20ih loft. 9 miles south of bere ball stones fell to.depth of four Inches, aud fanners In that immediate vicinity fear that Iheir wheat bas been greatly damaged thereby. We notice a great many young trees along tbe creek that have come up this spring from seed wnion fell last fall such as ash, etc.

A few days ago Mr. Isaac Paul started on a trip to to Bridgeport Conn, aud we know lie will speak well of Russell Co. The enlarged store-room of Went worth with its lull 100 feet of depth filled with neatly arranged goods, now presents a very attractive appearance. eniS-iuq joj 'sjsmox 1" epooS 3ul trsUltij n41Q93 Nar)MAOil is)''l SJ3M0X pjoe 1U3D 9 ssoq eqj LECTURE. MORMONISM EXPOSED Ann Eliza Young, tbe nineteenth wife of Bngbaro Young, will deliver ber new popular Lecture entitled.

"In and Out of at tbe Congregational Church in this city on Monchv evening, tbe 12Lh instant. Lei no one miss this rare oppor tunity to bear tms toted speaker. Admission, 35 cents. Tickets for sale at Ga'es' grocery store. Mr.

Bowea and bis force, in dig ging recently in tbe garden adjoin ing bis residence, unearthed some Luge teeth ia a good state of pres ervation Ibat evideotiv bad belong ed 1o a Mastodon or some enor mous animal that moved and flour ished ii au earlier age of tbe world. PINAFO.IE- Our mnsic people, auxious to be up to tbe times contemplate a study and rendition of the celebrated corniced opera -if H. tl. 8. J'inalote.

We have seen a copy of the opera. It is certainly, 8 pleasing plot and no doubt highly musical, it has bud a great 'rage' in tbe east, and cannot but prove popular bere. Tusten, Sin veer Co. are now seuding out twelve hundred state ments, not as duns, but simply to sbow tbe relation that exists between them and tbeir amy of patrons. Tbis great number of book accounts gives some idea of tha enor.

mous business that is being trans. acted by this drm, County Commissioner Sen ft, tbe pioneer shoemaker of Russell, hac opened up a superior 6tock of ready made boots and shoes, which be is ofteiing at low rates to tbe public. IlaviDg a thorough kuow'edge of tbe business, and dealing for cusli, Mr. Set-'ft has been able to purchase upon the most favoravle terms and can give bis customers perhaps closer figures than any estabiibbmeut in tbis city. Mr.

Senf will add to bis stock from time to time, nnd aims to keep a full supply always on band. We advise all needing anything in bis line to call and see bis uoods. Alexander McDonald and George Thomas, a new firm of carpenters and builders of tbis city, offer tbeir to tbe public. They figure ciose and will work cheap. Give them a call.

J. Wordsworth, piano-forte tuner, offers his services the public. For several years in some of the largest firm 3 in London. Also tunes organs, and repairs and deios per contract. Terms moderate and satisfaction guaranteed.

Address, p. o. box 213, Russell, Kas. Sinewy Itmes. Plant corn.

Poiheu tbe gophers by sprinkling poitened corn over your coin helds. No'V is tbe time to prepare for harvest, get tbe different parts of your machinery together, engage good harvest bands and prepare general way. In time A peace. etc. There is a large farm bouse going up cn section thirty two.

And now comes tbe grain fan mill agent seeking whom he may take in not carried away with strange machinery, buy at borne. Tl a Smoky bas been on a high since tbe late rains. Messera J. iaoier dt 15 cents at the Regan bakery. Boult has full line of children' shoe.

Drop In and see thtm. Good Japan Tea for 25 cent at Crofoot'a cheap grocery store, K. J. IJIeka baa choice tweet potato plants for sale. Oive him call.

Hardin sells ten pounds of very nice sugar, almost white, for $1.00. Weed has sweet cider, ft genuine article, on tap at the News IMpJt. B. F. Moon will address the Green back meeting on Tuesday evening next.

Drop in and see the boss plow shoe at M. H. Cro.Ws. Hardin sells 2 glasses of good lem onade for 5 cents, Try it. Tbe choicest brands of cigars and tobaccos at tbe News Depot.

Jt ha been admitted by compe tant judges that Long has the beet 6 cenUegar In town Denbam and Emlow bave disposed of the City meat market to Mr. Enos Miles, He old aud well known proprl elor, wbo will conduct the same in the future. Times are bard.so be careful to save your money by buying your boots and shoes, and groceries, at Crofooi's cheap cttt'h store, Farmers wishing ft prime article of millet seed will do well to cull lai mediately upon J. E. this city, Qo to Long's for your stationary, gout', furnishing good, confection ary, nuts, fruits will also keep on baud all of the green fruits of the Bea ton, Vjorhls and Dunn are constantly receiving; new additions to tbeir list of desirable lands and city property.

We kno they have some bargains. Qo and for yourselves. la the Lawrence Standard for this week we note au interesting letter on the peiiul II. (J. b'irnetl sit to ibis city was noted Jua recent Issue of the Independent.

Mrs. Ann Eliza Young, Lrighara Young's 19th wife will speak in this city on Monday evening, Thus we bave penned tbe above paragrapt, but really when you come to anylizer, she Is not that de patted Woilby's 19 in wife at ail but Young's nineteenth widow. Or to be yet more exact we should not say Young widow but Vidow Young. The religious eervWs held at tbe residence of N. Gernon on Habbath morning last were well attended, some forty or mote beiujj present.

A church organization was formed, aud services hereafter will br- beld reguiaily. Thus from this date, Catholic Kites may be Inluded among the religious privileges extended to all who come to reside in this city. Co. Surveyot Show Is one of the busiest county officers now in Russell. The demands of the gieat number of new comers and others to have their lands surveyed keeps him almost constantly employed in traversing the various portious of this Ui: county, tbe great amouut of very delicate work which be has performed having been attended, so lar as we can learn, with general satisfaction.

We invite tbe earnest attention of the reader to the Platform laid down by the Greenback club at their recen meeting iu this city, and presented in this bsue of tbe Independent. This briefly enunciated political creed, un dera resolution, is open at all limes for discussion, aud all earnest minds seeking the Truth are cordially invl ted to attend and take part in these meetings. From recent Ellis County corres pondence, we learn tn at the Temper arice movement continues booming both at Hays and at Ellis. At the htter place, especially, the enthuslesni awakened by tbe labors of Arbuckle and others is unbounded. A few even- logs since on the occasion of a public temperance meeting tbe people gath eredin such numbers that the cburcb was crowaeu uetore the nour for ser vices, scores being unable to gain ad mittauce Into tbe building.

HYMENIAL. MARRIED. On Thursday, the 8tb in this eity, by Elder A. C. Taylui, Adam Harting aud Iiutfi Afehcraft, both of tills city.

To tbe above heppy bridgroom. wbo bears an excellent character In Russell, and bis bride, tbe Independ ent tenders its best wishei on thit auspicious occasion. Grand Centre Items Plenty of rain. Hroos toiue well. Wbeat headlntc out.

nromisinsr an abundant harvest. The rain and hail storm which which passed through bere the 30th Inst, did soma damage to tbe wheal but not so much as was anticipated. Bnnday school every Sabbath at th scbool-boune. Preaching: every two I i be Sabbath Iu tbe Congregational church at a.m., ana p.m. Kev.

J. Unmo-bell, Pastor. PESTANA A HIBBARD, Attorneys at Law, KUdSKLL. KANri. Office In tbe court boue.

Boot Shoemaking, HENRY 8ENFT, Proprietor. Cor. Main 7th RusMell, Kani. All klndiofeusloin work dons to order from the beat, uiKUsriM. HupuirKg uodo prompt ly ana ueaiiy.

My. Pennsylvania House. C- F. A J- M. DICE, Prop rs.

Russell, .4 Kansas. KB Mrt Per day, $1 .00 meals 25 cents, $4.00 per week. Give us a call. A- PERCE. M- D- Eclectic Physician.

U.S. Kvamlnlnit Hurontor Pensloi. RakBll, Kanua. Offlca and Betldeoee two doors rtu of PiMtuUlc 2 lj. C.

WOELS, Harness Maker and Upholsterer, Ruwell, Kntu. I Flnt-ClMi Work Gaarrameed. Bhop on tlie atTHldeot Alain street, 1 oppneite tlie Pom office S. A. TOWERS, Fachlonable Sbaving and Hair dressing Parlor.

Lndies and cbildrens bair cut and in tbe raos1, approved style. M1n Rtreet, one door north of Chittenden Noribup. Hloie. Rauell, Kannaa. Will.

Russell, House, Sign and Carriage PAINTER. RUSSELL. KANSAS. 'lnimli Ipr, pfippr Ranglnt and Grain-Idi( donn proMipllv ami In t.hd bfi mmw Hiop over tlie bine front "Win wain on Main ttleeU 71. rklund, TAILOR, RUSSELL.

KANSAS. SAlta Cut and Made to Order tn the Latest and Mont Kanlilonable Stylea, Cntt ing and Repairing doneon snort notice, frloea always reaaouable. L. S. HICKS, CARRIAGE BUILDER.

Light Jobs of all Kinds made toorder, Repairing light aud beavy dona promptly to order. SQ0P first door west of Gernoii's blacksmith fhop. 1-ly. Hussell, Kansas. P.

J. SLI MM, Manumcturer or i CARRIAGES, BUCCIES A few always on hand, and will make toorder any kind of a vehicle hat is on wheels. You can save mora than freight by buying tl me. All work warranted. Horse shoeing and plow repairing a speolalry.

2 ly. Itussell, Kansas. Nick Blackumltlilnif and Plow Repairing don. All work done wltli neatness and dispatch. Horse Shoeing A Specially, 'lerms Reasonable, i-iy.

Rnssell, Kansas. Eastland Pierce, A A 4 A Will 111 11SW teentb Judicial Oisirlct. Oifice over worm naruwaro nvuic. i PECHIN BROTHERS, Masons and Plasterers. I i I tur tji KnlM will H(k VAh t.1 nee Peculn Brulbera betore letting thelrcon-J trvcts.

luey an ikhio uncus work, clHterns anl Hues, no clmluluii, elc. For rfreuce call ati Urladsliaws lumber yard, Russell. J.C.BURNETT, i Justice of the Peace and NOTARY PUBLIC, Russell, I tl 111111(11 ai.iou vovanMni, mnklni7 ontf.and O-nce contau, aud to applications tor arrears pensions under tlie new Pension Law. Choice timber, homestead and prf-empj tlon claims constantly on hand and for salni Eussel IIousOp I Russell. Kansas- i New stone top ati the Old Reliable Kuseell Uouse.

Stillinan Mann, Propr- Fargo Hendershot, Livery Feed and Sale Stable. 8th Russell, Kans. Charges Reasonable-Daily Stage Line to Great Bend. THKO. ACKERHAN, CUAS.

P. COPEI-ANt l'rsldeent. The Russell Bank. I RUSSELL, RUSSELL KANSAS. 5 Does a general bunking business.

change boucbt an1 sold. Interest lowed on time deposit, especial tention given to collections. 1-ly. I SHAFFNER A SELLENS, REAL ESTATE MM It Russell, Ksns99. i'PFIOE, neit to the Chicago Store.

33 XJ Tonr Blank Bjoks -in dtitlouery of '-Vse Ot'TICU Over Galea' aweary Mala aud 7lU HI. Store, Cor HUASELL, MAY 10th, 1879. BST CJ. W. Housbton, of UussoU, will hereafter act as an ageul Tor tbe Independent, to receive subscriptions and advertisement in Hussell Hbd adjoining counties.

BREVITIES. Bhowtry weather. heat growl ng 0 neljr. Hulldlng keepa brisk. Farmer are now hopeful.

Winds again on tbe rampage, Oo bear ANN ELIZA YOUNG. No wheelbarrow cot thin week. lite Piaafore la coming to Russell. Items of Intereat are acarce tbliweek. But er la slowly coming down In pitce.

A crowd of land-viewer In town this week. number of changes among tbe business men of Russell this week. Ail about Mormonlsra on Monday 'evening! Oo to GuWa for tickets. Hpveral ladles attended tbe Greenback meeting on Tuesday evening last. Mr, O.

W. Arbuckle Is spending a few daya with bis family in this city. Attend the enle to day of the Personal Property of Mrs. Illicit. Teddy Regan gives a good cop of Coffee lor 6 cents, and a full meal for Id cents.

How he does It Is a mystery to the scores who are now crowding there dally. But It Is done never-the-les. aud the host of customers all go awy satisnea. Reader. It la hard work to dish np mnen in the line of readable locals this issue.

Auctioneer Shaffner will alng tte sale to day ol Personal Property, oo near m. See notice of Russell County DrlvlnFark Association. In this Issue of the Independ ent. Mr. Waterman, a gentleman now living at ease, enjoys the dinlnctlon of havlug boon the First Mayor of Kusseu.

Tbe Opera of Pinafore, which has bad each a rajje In the east, Is to be brought out by tbe Home Taleot In this city. The orooosed Opera of Pinafore In Russell calls tor the energy and directing band of Miss Emily Do Neveu. fillll In all parte of Russell la heard the sound of the saw and hammer. We note three new residences at present going up on south Main street. a rionreDted seed man aeated on a self propelling miniature carriage, selling stationary, was one of the street scenes of Russell on Thursday last.

Mr. Kroutz, a pleasant young gentleman a representative of the Western Auxiliary Publishing Company, favored ns wnn a brief call on Friday last. And now comes J. W. Goodie, a gentleman wno generally does annul as be Pleases, and says he Intends puttlug up a shanty as eood as tbe aversge In the south part of this city.

Jim. will do It. The Interior work on the new Opera Bulldlug'ls now progressing rapidly. Several popalai traveling Troupes have written to tbe proprietors to make an engagement tor tbe hall as soon as it Is completed Callahan has recently taken some finely finished and life-like open air views In this city, Including the picturexque grouping of tents on tbe day of the Clrous. Call and Bee tuem.

The Firm of Tusten, Smyser In Mr. Oliver, who presides ever their Dry Goods have rioeblUes one of tbe most accomplished salesmen in the State. Mr. Bolister on Thursday last sold his Block of gialn, groceries, to Deubam timlow of this Mr. Hoi ister, we learn.

Intends making a trip to Oregon with the view of making a location at some point on the Pad fie Coast, The Rev. Mr. Penhallpgon, Phstor of he Presbyterian Church at Wilson will pi each on Sabbath, the eleventh Instant at tbe Conrt House in Rustell, In the morning, and In tbe eveulng. LOCAL DEPARTMENT. Out in tbe cold are still the men, A woman wmim to speak again.

Let Russe'l all turn out to hear, This woman void of any fear. O'er all the land has gone ber tale, Turning the cheeksof Mormons pale. Ay, power lurks within ber tongue: do and bear Ann Eliza Young. Fure apple elder for sale at LongV Farmers, Sen ft has tbe best and cheapest plow shoe in this market. Fans and parasols.

In every con celvable style, at luslen, Smyoer Co's. New, fresh dry-goods and notions received this week by TiiBten, Smyser ind Co. Kara bargains in s'lver ware, Judge Prescott, who for a week or more has been seriously 111 at his home in Sallna, we are pleased to leant Is much belter. Our townsman, Judge Voorhis, will soon have to biush under his weight of honors, having at a recent meeting been elected by the council city clerk. An old-fashioned, rousing Temperance meeting, with Its soul Stirling accompany ments of speech and mu-eie, will soon be quite a novelty In this city.

The city conncll met on Monday evening last, among other business, passing a resolution to award the city printing to the lowest bidder. This Is an excellent commencement in the way of economy In city government. DEALERS IN MUSICAL Instruments' AND SEWING llinilllES, MAIN STREET, RUSSELL, KANSAS CMcfcorinG AND FISCHER PI.1X0S. Acy piano sold in tbs Uuitel States obtained a saving of Of fully 25 per cent. HASOU HAMLIN, AND Estey OrganS, ALSO THE UncxcellcD STERLING 01 For Which we are the State Agents.

Applications for county agencies, solicited for tbe tbe above, tbe most saleable organ made. WE ALSO CARRY A Full Stock Of S1MER. WILSON. WHIT AND ST. JOHN SEWING HacL.incS.

All of wbicb we offer at prices bo very low and upen terms so reasonal le, that you can not afford to purebnse ELSEWHERE. We also bave on band machines, of almost every make for sale as cheap as tbe cheapest. SCHOOL FURNITURE SOLD at Low Rates- We are a Home tion- Instit- ggyAnd as we will not be under sold, we respectfully solicit your A CARD. Having purchased tbe slock recently kept by L. Holister, tbe nndprsisned will bereafter conduct business at tbe old stund in tbis city Grain, procrics.

feed, salt meals, garden and field seeds, wood, etc will eouPtantly be kept on band. prices will be made moderate and by a Continuance of fair dealing we we bope to leceive a share jf tb public favor. OENHAM. and ENLOW Sheriff's Sale- Ob the tb day of June. 1S79, at 10 o'clock a.

ui. at ibe Court-hoiu-e door iu II. citv of Kumell iu Kuvsell cuu tv. Htale of KannHB. 1 will sell at PuMiu Bale, for chnIi In hand, the lollow In Prwperty to wit: onimeu cinit at I lie sou'li wett corner of lot (lumber ten.

10. In Mock number cluy even, 07, riiMuitig llieiice north along th went line of aid lot forty feet, 'hi Ci line east across lots irn.iu, nine, ami eljjbt, 8, in block sixty i-even, 07, to the eaxt line of Maid lot eitriit. 8, ce Kouth to tVie south euKt co' nr of oaid lot eight, 8, thence went along the south line of lots fghi 8, niue. 9, aud ten, 10, to the place of beginning: beinit forty 40 reel the soutu end or lou eiclit nine, 9, and leu, 10, of block numbe sixty aeveu, 67, In the city ami couuty of lui'seil. nmiKaa, the property of John W.Oliver, taken on execution iu favor of Ha, ry hpl dell.

Dated May 9'h 1871). WEAKLEY, Sheriff-By N. I STURDEVANT, Oept- Sheriff. CORONERS SALE. On the 9th day of June 1879, at ten o'oclock a.

m. at the courlhoufe door in the city of Ruspell in Kuenell county, State of Kansao, I will nal at Fiiblin Kale, for caU In Hand, the following Property to wit Lot No, Two, 2, i'i Block number oue bund red and twenty one, 121, in tbe city or Itussell, the Property of Weakley, taken oo execution in favor or N. B. Pechiu iid 1). Pecbin Partners Pechiu Brothers, Ltated May 9th, 1379.

CEO A. HAISE. Coroner- NOTICE. County of RnKxell, Hlnle ot Kansas. SB.

libfore Win. H. Biays Justice of the Peace in ana for Center Towu ship' City Agricultural Implement cotupan, ys. Joesephu4 Toe said defendant is hereby noti fied that ou the lii'n day of April a. 1879, au order of attachment for tbe sum of sixty eight dollars and four cents, was issued by the above named Justice of the Peace against bis goods In the above entitled action and that Baid cauHe will be beard on the 24tb day of May a.

a. 1879 at 2 o'clock m. Attest, Wm. H. Biayn, J.

P. Kansas City Ag. Itnpl Co, Per O. 8. Moore, Attorney.

This Way Every Body Save your Cash and buy goode of R. h. Hardin, at tbe old stand on main street, in Russell ITrcm tbis dale will sell dry-sroods and notions below to make room for a good stock of gro ceries and provisions. Groceries in tbeir variety, and pome nice vegetable now on hand ail of wbicb will be sold at tbe very 1' owest cash prices. R.

L. Hardin. FOR SALE- At my farm near Ruasell, a prime article of German millet Eeed. One Jain will insure a prolific crop, i. Goodie.

patronage. weeks by Eey. C'ark..