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The Star from Elk City, Kansas • 4

The Star from Elk City, Kansas • 4

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The Stari
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Elk City, Kansas
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Our Sunday schools have a good at THE ELK CITY STAR. Mrs. Juthrie, nurse and child re Our worthy contemporary, the clobe, seems all broke up over the tendance for this hot weather. turned to Coffey ville Thursday. fact that there are thrte doctors and r.

ZIIICS ISO rSC2XE79L Miss E. Coy is slowing improving Farmers bow millet and reap a har in health, 1 vest; den't neglect this. A good crop will pay. three lawyers in town. Well, well, an inch is a good deal on a man's nose, but when the globe insists on starting Mrs.

Wm, Wray has been quite Have opeued another large invoice of New Goods and their Eatared at the in Elk City KanaM as second class mail matter. sick, but is now convalescent; iV D. G. Cormack and family (a KUL C1TT KAN.3ATUEDAY.JULY 18, 1885 brother of the doctor's) stopping Miss Harding and friend of In 8v CpjVlpL a medical institute right here in town, The Star don't propce to furnish more than an adequate uumberof professors for the same. in town.

dependence came to town last Sat elk crrr MARKET. urday, The Independence water tower is Charlie Compton, Cross Bros. finished and is indeed a fine specl- To 1.00 1.50 JiINES Toncilletls, a troublesome throat ir I fustier, went west the first of of masonry. the ritation, is annoying a great many just 7 Posey Osborne reports crops new, and care should be taken not to 8 I mi. Lawns 7 1 uave ixewcira oi Aeesviiie.

wm inrsbroidorics buahtt jYVheat Chickens, per dozen Eggs Lard, per Batter IUcon per 100 lbi Flour, second Corn. be in thelibtsuu at midday and one better than the mo3t sanguine expectations. 3 10 1 be pleased to know that- Allen should avoid drinking too much ice 1.60 IStimson was seen on our streets -It has been so hot that it an effort water, ice. cream" we will" say. Tuesday after having crossed the 3.60 3.45 60 (which covers a host of evils) while for the wind to Lineas, Whjtc Goods, Fans, Straw Hts.

Elk River south cV town. Frank Ackernjan deputy constable the damp night air should be avioded A good remedy is iron and quinine, Contractors and bridge builders should hot fail to read the noticed has been in our city bvery day for a week. taken internally while a wash of NOTICE I published in' this paper by the town chlorate of potash may be used to ad Frank Young of Wilson county was ship board. vantage, in our city Thursday. Captain Benjamin Flint of Chau- Hayjng made a S.

N. West, a gentleman busily tauaua county, and is. jr. The Air Line R. from Le Roy if via iVedonla and Elk City to Sedan engaged in the Land.

Loan and Iusur-ance business was "in Sedan this CllOnge III my UUSl- have made the Star debtori to them WftSS all liaVlifiR in- for a long time to come. Prices will enhance the value of a country that is already rich In natural produc week returnfng yesterday. i I Messrs. Buckley and Longfellow A number of our society people at tions; while the advantages aflbrded OeUieU ID nlG are soent Saturday night in tdwz: retunH tended the picnic at Hale Thursday by this additional means of transpor HI ing to ineir raccn on bunaay. reauested to and all who went had a nice time.

Mr. C.Q. Chandler while out driv tation is manifest, as it will give a healthy competition, a broader railroad belt of country and connect large ing Monday evening collided with a The drive sputh of town is becom ac- dray hi, buggy getting qujte badly apd settle their counts. ing quite a fashionable one and some damaged again. cities heretofore' not enioyinc direct i of the city's best steppers may be seen uIij The right of women to vote at the railroad communications.

almost any evening speeding' south of E.E. Masterman. district school board elections in this town towards the ford at the river. state has been reaffirmed by the at Frank Agnew's house caught fire torney general. Jim Markham is making his Ken-tucy store a success and the public Monday afternoon, but was put out by trisl of the Amos for the our citizens, though the'ki tchen was I extend a cordial invitatiou to the neople of Elk CitjT to save Money by buying their are pleased to give him their patron shooting of Yeager at-CaneyAhas all ablaze and the flames were burst age.

Mercury Give us a blast. Base ball Monday, Affectionate weather. v. John H. Bentley has been ill.

been postponed Until the 20th. It ing rortn from tne main liouse. appears that a game of cards was the Everybody worked weir and there The Normalites were highly elr.ted at Mr. 'Chrisman "8 attention in purchasing a "bran-new when be iECROOERIES were plenty of buckets and water cause of the trouble which resulted in the death of Yeager. right handy.

The fire caught from visited the school this week, and Havs what you have to do live coals which fell upon the It la our pleasure announce AND- they congratulated fcim on his Tony floor from the stove. It through the columns of the that doDe. appearance Southeastern Kansas takes the cake was first discovered by Ross Beek- Mr. uuanes yross caned, upon Mrs. Emma Hoskins, who has 1 intheshapeof an amphibious baby DRY GOODS? man, airs, Agnew navipg stepp the Star this 'week, been visiting Dr.

w. Woodring, born of worthy parents, Friend warren gave the Star a H. II, Hare and 3lr. Baird, has Geo. R.

Clirisman went home be At my store. 1 defy and will sell goods at Mexico. ed oyer to a neighbors. The loss is about Some damage was done in carrying tbs -pictured and furniture out of doors, but il is well it was no worse. returned to Batune, New fore he got up town Thursday morn- pleasant call this week.

Don't forget, Mrs. McVean is sell ng gobds at cost. lle was in town today, nowever. Mr. Frank Crossfield has a Lower Prices than all Oompetitors' The temporary bridsre should at baby boy hich makes Uncle Wil least be made passable' for ladies as What can one do to keep cool is lis Crossfield a jbrau new grand; -FOR- they are not used to wading in mud agitating people now.

pa. and water as some folks are. Commissioner Cast el lo was a caller asfc week. Dr. flower, a Homoepathic physic Mr.

JS. Turner and family left for the east Wednesday. Mr. Turn PRODUCE GASH The Star is under obligations to Judge Q. Adams, secretary, for a copy of the fourth biennial report of the directors of the Kansas State Historical society.

The report is a neat pamphlet of 9Q pages printed by the Kansas pub Fred Pappe was in Independence ian. of experience and lonor practice, st Monday. I formerly of New York, is coming to Monday er will only go as far as St. Louis last this city to locate about the first i but his wife and children will con -The Largest Stock of The cheapest house and lot in town wees ugust ror ine practice or nis tiuue to New York where thev for gale, Weston Chrisman. proiession.

ne wm give particular iha lishing house. win. Agnew does a good job at QUEEflSWE papering. Manv of our finest residences in this ff" i' A gentleman on geological busi citv will, inside of five vears. be h'ldl fcve gone into partnership the A beautiful little fawn was seen on ness in the counties of Sumner, our streets last Tuesday.

den from' view by the rapid growth of drug business, The doctor haying I a a a Harper, Itarbery Commanche, Ed To be found in t.own, which I will sell at the Lowest Prices. Stock of Goods is Complete bought an interest in the store. ICS Don't take up more than half the tne trees now growing within a a. a wards and Ford says: I found no limits. I tii rait Sidt-walk with your old Indian intelligence worth Jjein gentleman of culture and a thorough- Now is the time to get a nice hat (2 percent discount) better eiuce his ly posted and accurate lawyer, was scared at." There is news, how ever, of this region that is encour cheap at Mrs.

McVean's. I will sell you more Goods for One Dollar than auy'other house In town. My Prices are down to Bed Rock. Virginia visit, He reports crops fine employed by our city this week in ad- liouis hltcanack, the little sou in that country with less starvation justing certain quibbles arising from of Ben Whitcanack, is mite sick, aging and pleasant, we have come over seventy miles where a year ago there were no houses, and in West Virginia than is generally thenon payment of a city tax of $1 Cajl, apd savp known -though there is some suffer- assessed bv tha citv fathers on the xvuucri. owency, was in our money by so doingi city this week after a pleasant visit ing.

He claims middle Tennessa is now there is a settler on ueany a major niale population, a. slight and beautiful country and a prosperous modest burden by E3 some was every quarter section and still thev come, while the, tall corn and lo st, Wm. Guertler Tuesday, one. "uut ivansag" says ne, vnas hrH tn hpr went to Parsons millet, the potatoes and the otber lands do not The sunsets and clouds, recently, features these eastern possess' vegetables show the fertility of door linth nnland and valley. The have been very beautiful but on Thursday evening the Star noticed, Mrs.

John Crook's of Argonia, re The place to buy your screen is at the Klk Lumber a agricultural posibilities are simply not calculable. while momentarily detained near j. w. uaicner, drove to Ne -THE- ceives this week a magnificent peach sent to her from her father, Hi YyFood-riug who brought the sains to tbe Headquarters, a cloud in tie near distance especially beautiful a pure A couple of young ladies Bereu pdesha Thursday. Mr.

Overturf and wife (own Thursday. were in Star office for inspection. blue and white in color and almost Jm Lh m- ieiau' vianiwi nRM nwrf; Wuv.xi iSii.ssS aded the Eade hotel Thursday Dr, G. A. Belew has removed from uutnan in its outline.

uniy one or and entertained the guests with a beautifal fcong cLtitled, two saw this phenomena, but it was ine resiuence or hi.h. I'rice ana is indeed a jrreat privilege for us to low to be found at the home cf Jobn i 'Pondlv-'Dreauiinsr of Thee." If elicits You? (Patronage. CHARLTON IIUTCIIINSOK, on me main street coiner witness it, and though it almost in- PROPS there is anything in the world that tir'klpa thft vanitv of the jiverairo stan tantously vanished we could noi east irom town, lie may oe seen Saturdays and Mpudays. All who are help making a local of it, Eaule hotel boarder, it is to suffering from chronic diseases shouM know that somebody "besides lib Take a slip of paper and place not fail to see this eminent physician. thereou in figures your age in washerwoman is thinking; about him.

can fissure Uie 4 With another railroad, Elk City years, dropping mouths, weeks will double its population in three Indies tlmt their eliorts were fully ap-nreciated and that all unite in ex and.days. Multiply this by two, tending them a voteof timnks for their years.and become one of the first iowlj iu Southern Kansas. then add to the result obtained delightful entertainment. Miss Cora and Rilla Bagsley of Emporia were in town on a visit. Myers has been making marked improvements in h'is store.

Tay thy tax, They arp light and hould not be a burden on thee. Mr, Tague is meeting with every suooess in the painting line West Davis has just stocked up with the most desirable brands of flour he will be pleased to receive your trade. All kinds of produce taken in ex phange at Mrs. MoVean'e. Messrs.

Love, West and McFadden have established themselves in a pkasant suit of rooms over L. W. Myers' store. Tony Chrismau pf Cherry vale spent a few days here visitlug his Uncle George and his many friends. The city council of Parous, made tbe figS 3,763, add 2 and then Successors to J.

W. Eumg Ve ha ve an stock of the Celebrated Oalwell Farm and Road wagons PHAETOKS. CARRIAGES BUGGIES cf the Latest Style Mlkinds of- HEAVY SHELF HARDWARE, TINWARE ltepairing wpecialty. NOTICE OF DISSOLUTION. an order tnat everybody shouid uiviue uy 4, ouuiraci irom me cut down tl wee4s about the prem- result obtained your age iu years ises wrunin seven pays TUavs and you will find figures that will business, surprise Buy your ecreen doors at the Elk Chas, Cross, one of the To all whom it may concern: The firm heretofore known as Leadjnan Smith bus this day.

been die-solved by mutual Consent, J. C. Smith having noli his interest to A. M. Iadman who will ny all claims jUaiust fcaid flrra ual to whom 1 11 ac-couuts must be iaul.

A. il. LEA DM AN. J. C.

JSM1T1I, "notice to Lumber company's. Mr. and Mrs. bherman are in town. partners in the well-known firm of Cross Bros, company has They hava been visiting the Belbys and their -relatives sold out his interest to his brother, aad friends.

Frank, and to his father Nelson i Aiasou tne stocsman 01 iross, -o(j, air. cross will go Squire Pendarvis held court at his residence Tuesday some of our eminent lawyers being present. Valley is in Missouri buying mules, west as far as cold water where he Dr, T. Davit of Elk City, was zQ into the hardware bnsirsK caUer on Monday. He has purchased 1.

tt r- Willard nancock'sgold watch which Mb luai ltuiuv iic ttu IU4 Ilea Scaled fiojtoeula will be received tiytil Friday, JulySlsf, 1. at 10 oclotk a. lor erfct'ng the ron across Duck -Creek, at K'k City, Kansas, Hcconiioy to the and eitcili-4liou now at the Post Oilice, K1k City, The tight i reserved to reject ant or ell bid, tiula will be opened in the preienue ol bidder In the cutmril loom, Elk Kansas, Uy order of To yoard. JOHN WHISTLER, Clerk, tie drew as a prize keeps ex man in the drutr business, nd will UDauoa iasi cveuiu ana lDe good cellent tituom kv jr Mgamu a eg ojjke poli. 4.

'lim h'-h PH (fA In i JeJ i i mi is mr devote himself exclusively to his prac- wishes of his friends go with him J. D. jacumn, or teaan, wm oc tice aud the drug business. Me re- with hopes for his future pros cupy the Christian pulpit Sunday. mests us to say that he feels grate-1 perity, Rev.

E. Yates will be present. NOTICE TO CONTRACTORS. iui 10 lae inu laroraoiy The Norma acliool was risitml Rev. T.

C. Bnarkman was in town mentioned mm as a canaidate lor in the this week and ordered the Star mailed rr L. in COUU13. i.reasuir, uui mat ub to Wyandotte where he Is located. not be a candidate under any circum highest terms of the deportment of the students and the interest Elk City shipped four car loads stances, Tribune.

Sealed proposals will be receielintU Friday, Jiily SUt. for luriding Two Stone Abut mcDti on iuck Crt-k, at City Kansas. jiians and Bpecilicatioua sow at tbe i'ost Ufiice in Hk CHy. The right is re-ryeU to reject any ur nil Kids will be omed In itit; preatnee ol bidders at the Counci Kof.ui, Klk city, Kansas at 10 o'clock a. m.n tue day of July, Order of Township JOHN I (At -a-3CJ of cattle.

Two by H. Smart and two For Sale, Uneap, a small nouse in Elk Citv. Enquire of Samuel by Budkles both of Chautauqua taken by them in their work. This school under the excellent management of Prof. H.

J. Hammond county. Weston. V. i 3 i 1 can not out oe a success, while The new mill put in -by Seweli Davis foi shelling corn and making meal is a success and must be a source those studying for teachers ideas1' will be benefitted by the course of instruction pursued.

of convenience to their numerous pa trons. GPATNTN wi-d ii in i 'in i I. I General Sheridaa arrived in At Oak Yallev was visited 1 by a tica on the 12th. Wednesday morn worthy citizen this week who re The Almia club met on Tuesday evening at Claud Davis' and last evening at II. D.

Wright's; Miis Jennit McCoy of Eureka, Kas. Is visiting U. D. Wright's family. The.presiding Elder of the M.

E. ohurch the Rev. CulHson gave two dlicourssi last Sunday. Hi Woodring was out west as far as Grenola Tuesday. He met Wm.

Bos-man and reports crops flourishing, Geo. W. Taylor was in inde pendence Tuesday 'end st tha Earn- ports good crop with some build ing there passed through here en routt to Attica. 8 eara of horses, 4 cars of eoldiere, 2 of a munition ing though business is light. C.

Pt Bnrehfield has buili a num House Paper Hanging Decorating and Gkicmimm- Having had year of experience cau guarantee satisfaction or no pay Wm. ber of houses in Independence and CroHS Bros. Co. and guns aUd one car of ambulances. The first train passed this point at about 3 or 4 a.

m. and the second at half past ten. The last train contained 5th Cavalry cf Texas. is now proprietor of an apothc prf.L, -js: -L XTTVf cary..

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Pages Available:
243
Years Available:
1884-1885