The Evening Times from Clay Center, Kansas • 4

PE RSO.VAL MEXTIOX. An Old Fashioned Home Made For Genuine Excelsior The Evening Times. CITY BRIEFS. George Morgan is in Topeka. Mrs.

Dick Keith, living east of town, J. p. Campbell aho D. A. Valehtihe, EDITORS AND OWNERS.

CREAM BREAD is seriously ill. Have Just opened up a place of buttine on 5th st. .1 door South of First Notional Bank. in lav Center. June 30.

1887. Remedy the Best after all. Horehound has long been known ai one of the most healing and soothing remedies in the herb world for all affections of the throat and lungs. Ballard's Horehound Syrup has never been known to fail to give instant relief in Consumption, Bronchitis. Asthma.

Son" throat, Coughs, Colds and all ailments of throat and lungs. It contains no injurious opiates. Call for free sample bottle at P. F. C.

Biehls. 1 Joe Christmas is doing business Junction City to-day One on vlnclng Proof. He been swimming? oh, no, mother, I daasent without your consent. My hair vet? Oh yen, that Tom Bother, He pumped on me by accident. How'd my coat get that muddy dirt? Ob.

that from playln' in the ditch. What! Me eot on Tim Sother's shirt? GO TO Fred Starkweather is assisting in the register of deeds office. You've got ma now, ma! Get the switch! Will Smith, station agent at Idana, The Buckeye. WHERE ALL KINDS OF WORK III Jiauway Aavocwe. drove over this afternoon.

S. H. Riser left this morning on a bos TiX II .1 tt Paid Promptly. To-morrow is circus day. Clay County Loan Land Co.

Beware of Imitations and Alum Adulter HOOF I -v. srot riMi. am j.ti.'', i afiSn o. 5 I Mw mess trip to Leavenworth. Know all men and women as well by there presents that tbe Home Insurance SHKKT-MMOX.

ations. THE BUCKEYE Co. paid all and singular tbe little lia Any carpenter can frame an excuse. A word to the y's is a word to and i. II bilities imposed on it by the Idana cv J.

F. Rye30X, President, O. M. BTRATTOW, Secretary J. Frank, Treasurer, clone, of a few weeks ago.

It settled Will furnish you pure GRAHAM, RYE Jame Hanna has accepted a position In the register of deeds office. B. C. Bagby and family left last evening to reside hereafter in Beloit. Roll Blue and family returned last evening from a short visit in Garrison.

game of solitaire is an I-deal with Patrick O'Harro who lost a horse leaving him well satisfied and jubilant The game. W. E. DuwaWay, Att'y. No.

S68 Lincoln Avenue. and CREAM BREAD. Also ICE CREAM It paid in full for the damage done the In quantities to suit. 111 be done in a first class shape. All kinds of Job-work done neatly and with dispatch they are both professional workmen.

All Work Guarenteed issued from M. E. parsonage. Also satisfied Mr. J.

There will be no paper this office on the 4tb. S. Foster whose bouse was racked to a J. W. FINCH.

Mrs. Don Peaslee, of Manhattan, is in the city, ibe guest of Mrs. Carl barn- considerable extent. It always treats its 470 Nowf Fifth Street easterners iu this manner and is stil Next Sunday quarterly meeting exercises will be held in the M. E.

church. here soliciting a share of tbe business Call on or address Jko. F. Ryebsox, District Agent. IF YO IT WANT TO BUY MOVEMENTS IN CLAY DIRT.

The committee adopted Parson's plans for the erection of the new Odd Fellows building. Drop into Whitney when you want GRIP! GRIP! GBIP! FURNITURE, OABPETS. Laat an Ice cold lemonade or free ice cream Transfer filed Fer Record Slnfe Report. mast. Mrs.

Thompson and daughter, of Idana. came down on the narrow guage this morning. Mr. and Mrs. M.

E. Mnmford will spend a few weeks in Wisconsin. They left this morning. Mr. Kelly, father of Mrs.

Hathaway, arrived in the city this morning and will remain a few days. Mrs. F. J. Jones, niece of Mr.

Noble, of this city, left this evening on her return to her bbme In York, Nebraska. 163-tf Physicians report a very small amount of sickness throughout the city and county. Chas. W. McBryer, age 29.

and Clara G. Kennedy, were granted a marriage license this afternoon. Or anything in the HOUSE FURNISHING line, aall on Klostermier brothers have everything in readiness and are serving many people to-day. Call in this evening and get gome cream orlrmt ices. Test your Grip with JAXTSE2? ARSE IT Call and examine that carload of Cham Wednesday, June 28.

It. L. Bagby to Nathan Lee, lots 8, 9 10, blk 7, Anthony's addition; warranty deed ou Mary E. Huffman to Thomas A. Mitchell, lot 6, blk 57, Vining 100 00 C.A.Green to Thomas A Mitchell, lot 37, Vining; sheriff! 210 CO P.

E. Anderson to Wlekstrum A Bwenson, northwest quarter and ber Sets at W. L. Abernalby's. 54tf The lire laddies are making quite extensive preparations for their trip to Junction City the Fourth.

THE GREAT GRIP MACHINE Mrs. W. E. Davies started this morning for her old home in Missouri. She will visit her parents during the summer.

Miss Lottie Finch left last evening on a visit to relatives in Morris county. She Strayed or Stolen. from my stable In the Third ward, Tuesday night, oue sorrel horse four years The LINCOLN AVENUE Furniture Men. can give you THE LOWEST PRICES and THE GOODS of any dealer in the Republican Valley. REST They And get a PRIZE at The Sunday school contributions of the small boy are of a secondary consideration when the city is billed for a circus.

oo southeast quarter of block 1, Anthony's addition; warranty E. W. Ericksyn to P. E. Anderson old, lu bands bigu and weighs about 1,000 pounds.

He has a white spot in forehead, and right hind foot is white. Anv one giving information that Mill was accompanied by her father as far as Junction City. Rev. J. Brown and wife, of Beattie, are visiting the family of Kev.

Underwood. Mrs. Brown and Mrs. Underwood are sisters. northwest quarter and southeast Quarter, of blk 1, Anthony's 1st ad-ition; warranty deed 1.100 00 Edward T.

Baker to First M. E. church, Exeter township, northwest quarter of northwest quarter of section 36, town 9. ranged, war Ham Fries MORGANVILLE 1 aTM a A Jtm flti i Aii'ifi la t- 9 lead to tbe recovery of tbe animal wili be suitably rewarded. 273-21 Mayberby Morris.

A construction train on the U. bearing several car loads of stone fcr bridge work up the road, stopped here during last night. Wm. Silver sent for Surveyor McLaughlin this morning to come up to i oo I ranty deed I situated in Clay county, 10 miles northwest of Clay Ceuter.U Is on the Junc Curtis M. Rounds, a late arrival from Vermont, is looking over the city with a view of locating.

He is the guest of his tion City Ft. Kearney branch of the U. P. R. R.

The bonds have been vottd and The Lady or Gentleman who re To Sell. A good stock of hardware. For par-ulars call on or apply to H. P. Campbell, General Manager, Clay Center, Kansas.

d-tf old fnenu. A. O. Smith. Alorganville and lay on some ground on which Mr.

Silver expects to erect two Corrected Returns. Following are the correct returns on the election held last Tuesday COUNTY PROPOSITION. work commenced on the (A, If. the Kansas City and Denver line of the Rock Island R. H.

This road will be completed through the county by December 1 of this cords the highest number of pounds will receive a brick buildings. year. Monrauvllle is the second town in Clay county In size and importance. Mon P. R.

Finch informs his customers that accidentally he is out of gasoline and as a consequence will not be on the streets to-day as usual. If a car load comes tomorrow, as be is expecting, be. will be on time as usual. TOWNSHIPH live ttock aud gnin has been dripped from lierc than from any ottier town the Handsome Present! The members the fire company will go to Junction City Sunday morning and make an attempt to capture the silver cup, to be awarded on the Fourth, for the best drilled company. county siuceUie first of January, 1887.

It ban a flue Steam Roller Flouring Mill, Whitney keeps the best ice cream and sells by the dish, quart or gallon. 2G3-tf For bargains in Jewelry of all descriptions, follow the crowd to tbe great mortgagees sale at Buchmann's old stand. d-tf Test your grip at Ham Priest's with tbe great grip tester. Ladies especially invited. Lots of fun.

Mr. Bonham departed on the noon train to-day for New York, where be There is a Prize for the Ladies and one for the Gentlemen. Steam Elevator, Bank, Lumber Yard, three Genercl Stores, Hardware, Dn Store Grocery Restaurant, Harness, Shoe and Blacksmith Shops, llotel, good Xcwtpapcr and Job Office, Uie finest Church in the county with one exception, are building a rim A ditch about five feet in depth has been dug on the north side of Lincoln avenue, where, in case of rain, as much First Test commenced June 25th water as possible from the west part of the city will pass into the creek. Athelstane Blaine Bloom Clay Center Clay Center City First ward Second ward Third ward Chapman Exeter Five Creeks Oarneld Gill Goshen Grant Hayes. Highland Mulberry Oakland Republican Parallel precinct Sherman Morganvllle) Union For Agt 5 78 ttS 4 190 2 143 3 212 3 18 15 6 31 8 42 10 14 7 17 31 25 86 55 1 45 42 29, 1 89 6 2 926' 395 will purchase furniture and furnisbings for the new hotel.

He will be absent about two weeks. It is his intention to open the Hotel Bonham about August 1. Mr. Anthony, of Clay Center, has purchased the Wolf residence and eighteen lots in Highland Park for 918,000 cash. He will locate in Topeka permanently.

Topeka Capital. and ends July 25th, 1887. Scliool-Honse tlu summer. The city is incorporated as a city of the third class, lhw more and better sidewalks than any other small oily in the state. There are some lines Three-bole Gasoline Stove for six dollars at Clay Center Hardware Company' store, the old Flood stand.

234 tf Moses Tousey gripped 130 lbs. of business that arc needed A large general stin including clothing and gents' fur Dr. Biehl some time ago purchased some very handsome pet rabbits, and has a place at his residence where he has kept them since. Last nigbt some nocturnal visitor called and killed all of nishing goods, implement house, furniture store, shoe store and many other lines could be profitably engaged in. The town has a beautiful site.

Property of all kind before and 155 lbs. after drinking a glass of UN THEWS The best "Refrigerator" on earth, for sale at the Clay Center Hardware Company's store tbe old Flood stand. Dft See tbe new chamber set in tbe window at Will Peckbam's. 271 -tf them. It is the habit of two or three fellows i-t cheap.

No boom here, but a steady, healthy growth. To Ute business man, the Totals. Col. Anthony told a reporter of this paper that he did not intend to locate in Topeka. W.

L. Starkweather occupied the greater part of the day yesterday packing his grip and making the necessary preparations for a six week's sojourn in the New England states. William Is one of our best young men. He has confined in town to fill up occasionally on hard home seeker or the capitalist there arc good opportunities to engage in business, secure- Majority for the bonds 531 CITY PKOPOSITION. cider and then attempt to talk anti-pro- a home or make money, lhere are two now briek biiMiiev under con CHICAGO MEAD tract and more in contemplation.

Come and see the finest country in the West the hibition. Some people always see the temperance question through a glass darkly. Mr. Brouillette. one of the workmt employed in the blacksmith department wards.

KorAgt First 197 2 Second 141 5 Third 210 5 Totals 518 12 Notice of Sale. I nave tb is day sold to F. H. Jenkins my half interest in the transportation businc8S0flt.il. Jeukins Son.

who will collect all money due the old firm and pay all of its hi lis 271-3t U. II. Jerkins. Republican Valley. For any information, address THKO L.

WOOD, Banker, THEO. SMITH, Lumber. Everybody come and see the himself to business in the interest of the "Palace" almost continually during tbe past five years, and a trip of the kind could be no more heartily enjoyed by any one than he. The Times joins his Wm. SILVER, Geu'l PEASLEE Gen'l due.

of Scbiltz was shoeing a horse this morning, when the animal became health giving apparatus, it's fun. We keep a record of your grips. M( lt AN I LI ROLLER MILL8, mauy friends in wishing him a pleasant trip. Morganville, Clay County, Kansas, Yours Respectfully, HAM PRIEST, Attention Farmers! To Advertiser. Never in the newspaper history of the town has there been a column which The JMr unl Uieh Friend.

was or is so successful as the "Wanted" and "For Sale" column now in the daily. It seems to be read by the patrons of the paper with the same regularity and interest that thev exhibit in de SPECULATION Tke Smith Episode Brother Smith, of the Third ward, accuses The Times of "lying as usual," in regard to his exploits on election day. The information comes to us quite directly that at the organization of tbe returning board in the third ward, Fitzgerald, a working man of that ward, was "elected by the bystanders'" as one of the board, when Smith came to the front and claimed his prerogative as a councilman to serve as a judge of election, ousted Fitzgerald and warmed his chair for him the balance of tbe day. We do not positively know, but suspect that Smith was on to the point that this was a four dollar job, two dollars as judge of city election and two dollars as judge of county election but we do know that restless and stepped on Mr. rigbt foot, badly mashing it.

The Democrat of this city says that it did 910,000 worth of business in the last year at a profit of $2,000. The general public will be glad to learn this, and as to-morrow is the first of the month and show day it behooves the g. p. to be active. What are the merchants doing in regard to closing up their stores on tbe Fourth? Owing to the fact that it comes on Monday and so soon following the circus there will be but little business at best, and the clerks as well as proprietors will be gainers by a little rest.

Morganville precinct was tbe only voting place in the county Tuesday which gave a solid vote favorable to the bond proposition. She covered herself all over with glory and gained Clay Center's eternal friendship. Morganville is IS THE LIFE OF TRADE. vouring the rest or the paper. Then its cheapness recommends it.

Quite an ad" can be carried a whole week for We have purchased the stand owned by Wm. Allaway, with all machinery, etc. he possessed, and opened up an establishment where we intend handling all kinds of JEROME, NOYES, We Sell the most Goods Can afford to sell Cheap-Keep only Best Goods Consequently we get the Trade. HAM. LOWDERMILK 4 CO.

fifty cents. We wish to make this column a specialty and would invite attention to it Tbe heads will be "Wanted," "For sale," "For rent," "Lost," "Found," "Personal," "Financial," "Help wanted, males," "Help wanted etc as tbe demand may develop. AND COMPANY, Oftvr or sale the following pAHMIMC IMPLEMENTS! now on the high road to prosperity. Valuable Property! Lei an Clean up Cleanliness comes next to godliness. But as it appears at present, we are to A cow belonging to William Drake, residing on Grant avenue and Seventh street, has been acting very strangely for a few days and last night she became desperate and attempted to hook all who approached near where she was tied.

It is said she now has every symptom of hydrophobia. have little of either. Our mild, com mercial spirit is threatening not only the 9(10 arrpc a si'lkndidfarm, aUI CO, n.iics from city, two houses, $700 barn, corrals, line stable for very life of religion but of home life and comfort. The tendency is to materialism, to make money, and in the excite cattle, 00 aren a under cultivation, orchard Fitzgerald has been out of work a great deal during the season and stands in need of the money he could have earned by serving on the board. We do not believe there is any law authorizing a councilman to elect himself a member of a returning board, and if there is no such law, Mr.

Smith was a usurper, and Mr. Fitzgerald is entitled to draw tbe salary. He should put in a bill and insist upon its payment. Mr. Smith being a member of the committee on claims and accounts would probably kick out the bill against the city, but the county commissioners would probably see tbe point on the county bill.

We must draw the line on English oppression of the Irish somewhere in tbe latitude of Cape Cod. windmill with tank, limber and water, etc. Bottom price, for sale or trade. ment of the ''dollar hunt" men will for By reference to the table of election returns found in another column it will be seen that the county came within twenty-three votes of carrying the proposition, independent of the city. Or.

get their families, and will ba.ard their I fifl QPPDQ MILES FHOM lUV abl C9 dtv: good five room The best, and most popular THRESHING house, yo ng bearing orchard, everything in nice well and enter, plenty of throwing the city entirely out, tbe proposition would have been defeated by fifteen votes. safety and comfort by permitting filth and vermin within the limits of tbe city. It is permitted because "it pays," Stock yards pay: pigs and cattle pay; a pestilential vault is not destroyed because it "does not pay;" alleys and gutters are stoih water. very deMrablo pla.e for $40 00 per acre. MACHINES.

ICO exrxmrxes GOOD FAILM IIOU5E 4 jmk 1 IUU aUI CO, 73 acre8 broke and all not cleaned because -it costs money. in crop. Will pen fur 8.1. 1 00, creek runs Now. how long is policy and tbe com- BUGGIES, SPRING WAGONS, through farm ami plenty of water.

mercial spirit to be permitted to uphold At a dance in the Third ward Tuesday night, some of the young ladies became offended at their male cbaperoties and took their departure for home unattended. Two of the male members then came up as candidates for bigh honors of the winning, and to give the rigbt tone, struck the Sullivan vs Mitchell attitude. Sullivan for the first time 'backed water," and there the evening's entertainment ended. qnn apro kaxcii for sale this existing state of affairs? Is tbe law And everything that is handled A XaiiKlu.v Pastor. Rumors are wafted on the southwest breezes of scandalous proceedings on tbe part of the pastor of the U.

B. church in the neighborhood of Chapman creek. low figures; 100 acres of to remain a dead letter 1 am sure oor in our line of business. i W. Jl bottom land, all fenced with dure barbed wires and cedar post.

Price 910.00 per aerv We have a large invoice of new QA aoroc nhah bala; stone citizens can not be blind to tbe responsibilities of men in power. If Clay Center is to grow and have a healthful growth there must be a change. Let us clean up and tben there will be peace. ClTIZKM. uui house, two storv and Yesterday afternoon Col.

Gifford's implements, etc. on the road that will arrive the first part of next week. basement, well, young orchard. grapes. gray horse was beaten three Cheap, straight heats by Jim Henry's "Frank.

40 acres umler cultivaUon. inquire for terms at our office. inciter ras bred bv tnoch Cuni- We also have three L'ood SEC mings, sire "Old dam un known. "Jbrank, breeder unknown. Frttv Woman.

women lok attractive when tlnir and complexion is clear. If your Art color He is comparatively a new man iu the neighborhood, and his pulpit ministrations were very successful. The church was getting along swimmingly until last week, when one of the young lady mem -bers threw a bomb-shell into the works in tbe statement made to her parents that to her personal knowledge the shepherd of the flock a naughty, unchaste worldling, a would-be rake if not so in fact. Tbe reverend gentleman has been nipped by the frosts of fifty -two winters, and tbe story of the girl created surprise as well as consternation. The result of the expose is a leave of absence sire Duke of Gloster," dam a berksbire of great size and beauty.

One of the OND-HAND THRESHING MACHINES and two City Property skin is satlow, eyea dull, yon are bilious, secure a box ot Williams' Australian Herb Pills, take as directed, and the feeling of of languor leave yon, your eyes brighten, and von are another woman. Try them. Price 25 cetts at P. F. C.

Weld's. Of all kinds aud at prices to suit. beats was trotted on the fairground, one on Gifford street and the third on Fifth street. The whole race has been totted over many times to-day. SPECIAL BARGAINS FOR A FEW DAYS ONLY.

Eight Lots in Lincoln Park: Tbe Old Reliable German of Freeport. Four fine Lot iu Underwood's add. 3 or 4 residences with 2 to Lou. ior tne pastor in a cooler climate, and a 111., is still lighting tbe elements. It shot more dollars into its patrons pockets during the years 1886 and 1887 than any other I-isurauce battery in the state of These are bargain and will only be held rousing indignation meeting by the nock, held Thursday evening last, at at present low prices for a few days.

A Good Business Block, Kansas. L. G. Frvbarger, District The owners of the Fair Grounds are strongly Inclined to hold a fair this season and only need a little substantial encouragement from tbe town to enter into the scheme with their old time energy and vigor. A fair coming as it would about the time the Rock Island reaches the city, would do a great deal towards arousing the enthusiasm of tbe people and help stait the fall campaign with a rush.

Let a meeting be held and steps taken to ascertain what the sentiment is. If the institution is to be the up- which it was concluded that the next ntral'y located on Lincoln A veuve. Agent, is now located in the office of the Clav cotintv Ijind and Loan companv. If you want a bargain now your time. ami will attend promptlv to all tbe pastor should be of the female persuas ion, if such could be secured.

I.et all Join tne agin School wauts of its many patrons. w-tf d-lOt I Any one wanting a Home, We can show them a good six room G. A. Ritehey for several years teacher bouse aud two lots, iu the i desirable part of town, only $1,300. The easiest of music in Baker University at Baldwin "pq GOOD ENGINES, City, has been secured by Prof.

Merten rorious failure it has been for two or three years, the trees had better be cut down, tbe fences and buildings moved off and the ground cut up into town lots. It is questionable whether a fair with horse racing is not too wicked for this county any way. The mortgagees sale now going on at the store room formerly occupied by A. Bucbinann, gives all an opportunity to purchase anything they want at wholesale prices. This is the largest stock In this section of tbe state, watch chains charms, society badges, silverware, clocks, opera glasses, in great variety.

They must be sold and converted into cash at once. d-tf possible terms for purchaser. Property of all kinds, to take charge of the music during the Teachers' Institute to be held in this city At a rare Bargain. Our books are full of the most dirable property of all kinds. Residences in all me coming moniu.

mr. Kitcney is now teaching in Kansas City and has a repu parts of the city. Vacant lots on line of In dealing with our patrons Attain street railroad on eay terms. Whole tation as being exceptionally fine with choruses. It is his intention, besides A solid Fact.

blocks nt bottom figure. Acre property we propose to give them the best who John De Long, the young man suitable for piiiung, eic, etc. Snow Liniment bnow Liniment drilling those who attend tbe Normal lialiard is a POdIVu g008 fr tne nioney. ami infallible cure for Kbctuuatistn and all to organize a class of outsiders and for a Call at our office before purchasing. know we can suit you.

No trouble to CALL AND SEE US. show property. We will take pleasure in answering all forged the checks a few days ago, appeared before 'Squire McCnrdy this afternoon for trial. Owing to the absence or two witnesses the case was postponed uutil Saturday morning. After he left the hardware store he started for his uncle's farm, twelve miles west of Mil-tonvale, and arrived the next day.

He returned yesterday. communication from parties at a distance pain. It cures' Neuralgia, Inflammation or Tghtness of Chest. Sore Throat, Bruises, Sprains Old Sore. Frost Bites, Stiff Joint, Lame Back Corns, Bunion, as if by magic.

It is the most penetrating liniment known. Try it and use no other. 1 The prettiest berry howls in town at 271 -tf Will Feckhajs. very reasonable consideration drill a large chorus. The work prosecuted in a very crude way by the singers heretofore has shown that there is much talent and considerable disposition to use it.

The only thing necessary is a competent organizer. A. Z. CLARK A Li. A WA W'H OLD ST AX M.

JEROME, NOYES Jewett Block, 1 door sooth Opera House. I.