The Elk City Globe from Elk City, Kansas • 3

i In I The present prospect for wheat Is better than it has been for several years. tJHEE.3 OP Gr IB 23- S-cLpplement. Cultivate One week from next Monday is city election. Trot out some candidates please. 3Iarch 27, 18S4 VOL.

2, XO. 36, New houses are beginning to appear in all parts of the city, and carpenters are busy. zjsgiskh gmMM Have, Life. 6 Oak Valley Items. Walking Sulij Flows, Steel BY GLEANER.

The Cherryvale Globe-News has a verry interesting correspondence" from Elk City. TH 1E1 J. I. CASE X1 1. COMPANY, The amonnt of noise made Dyvour auctioneers Saturday was simply immense.

These sales are a feature which attracts many to our city. VT 0 Vacant lots which could have been bought in this city one jear ago for $10 each, now find a ready sale at from $25 to $40. Read Wright Brown's new ad. on the first page. Walter Clifford has his soda fountain in running order, and as the days grow warmer the beverage is very If we should forget, we hope some of our friends will drop in and remind us of it, aud we will be happy to arise and remark that Elk City surely boometh.

Hon. B. W. Perkins seems to be the only prominent republican candidate for congress from this district, and will no doubt receive the "nomination at Cherryvale next month. Cherryvale has a "law enforcement committee," which aided in adding sev-erai huudred dollars to the school fund from violators of the piohibitary law during the last term of the district court.

A. A. Buckman has purchased 25 feet off the east end of the lot owned by H. Cross, near Shaw's lumber yard, and is erecting a carpenter shop 36x20 thereon. TUI TTS pjrMTrtTTT cnTJfT.

ret I iiim'i kp.mi. i.i Rev. Gable tells us that he united in mariiage, on the 19th inst, Mr. Milam Emenhiserto Miss Emma E. Hinton at the residence of Mr.

John Borders. A number of handsome wTedding presents were received. 9- ca ti-L. the celebrated BARIIUU CHEESE SAFES. (Patented.) If the fool killer had been in Elk City last Tuesday he would have had a rich feast.

A "soap seller," with the usual $5 bill wrapped in paper, was here, and of course there were plenty to bite at the bait. It was a clear case of gambling, and where our mayor gets his power'to grant license to such frauds, we fail tosee, as there is an ordinance prohibiting any such games in our city, which imposes a severe penalty for so doing. Fine spring weather. Farmers busy plowing. Items scarce this week.

Every body busy making garden. The Kreps boys have moved to Sedan. Mad dogs reported in the neighborhood. Several cases of measles reported in town. Considerable lumber going into the country.

Frank Johnson says he is going to quit being a bachelor. Mrs. 15. F. Stratton is quite sick but improving slowly.

Look out for the assessor; lie is making his annual rounds. II. Ii. Marshall sold his upland farm to Neel Oliver this week. Combs Snyder are working at Long-ton this week, carpentering.

Stratton made a trip to Lafoun-tain, Wilson countv, Friday. Markam and McGee have added a new two seated lig to their stable. M. R. Ackley wears a broad smile.

It is a girl, and Markam set up the cigars. A dance in Manning hall last Friday night. Those present report a good time. ft Mrs. Wood of Cherryvale, has a music class here.

She is said to be a good teacher. C. M. Lawrence moved his butcher shop into the room vacated by the Vat-kius boys. Mr.

Hocket, of th Citizens Bank, Independence, made a business trip to our town Monday. M. E. Keasuer's brother-in-law is out from Indiana, and will engage in business with him. We noticed a broad grin on Dave Ka-ler's face, and upon inquiry he said "Thene has returned." We noticed Ed Johnson out belflnd the house kicking himself, because he had been mistook for Johnson's sorrel horse.

Doug and Crit Watkins bought part of the fixtures of the billiard hall of the Kreps boys, and moved into the Mau-ning building. Parties are at work putting a fence around the cemetery. If all persons interested will come out and contribute cash or woik it may be put in nice shape. Mrs. Sanger, wife of Eph Sanger, living a few miles west of town, was found dead Monday morning in the cattle yard, where she had gone out alone to milk.

It is supposed she was hurt by some of the cattle. mm The bonds to be voted for by the southern tier of townships in this county in aid of the D. M. A. railroad is, Call ey, Cherokee, Parker, Fawn Creek, $18,000.

The bonds will probably carry in all of them. I take this opportunity of tendering my sincere thanks to the many kind friends who so nobly assisted me during the late illness and death of my wife, and for their substantial remembrances to me and my motherless children since. George F. Adamson. A railroad meeting has been appointed at Fredonia for to-morrow at 2 o'clock, p.

m. to take action in regard to the extension of the M. P. Railroad by the way of Yates Center, Fredonia and Elk City. A delegation from all the points above named, except perhaps Sedan, will be piesent at the meeting.

The Galveston News, (democratic) suggests that, in order to simplify matters, and save, costs of election this fall, the several state legislatures select the presidential electors. It would be rather an unhappy day for the party which inaugurated and attempted to carry such a scheme. ELECTION NOTICE. The electors of the city of Elk FGity, Montgomery county, Kansas, are hereby notified that the annual election of said city will be held in the council room of said city, on Monday, Apiil, 7th, 18S4, or the purpose of electing the follow -ing named officers for the ensuing year: Mayor. Police Judge.

Five Councilmen. And designate as Judges of said election, C. j. Spencer, W. S.

Hough, A. McGee; Clerks, T. J. White, E. A.

Kennedy. Wm. Stewart, Mayor. W. S.

Hough, Clerk. EETML GEOOEES, BuyNonbI HavNok1 UsNob111 Btr The celebrated BARNUM SAFES. For sale generally by the wholesale woodenware and grocery dealers. If your jobber cannot cupplj you, send your orders direct to us. ThsLT.BarnumWire&lronWerksg PSTEOIT.

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Louis, the great specialist The weather at last turned off warm, and spring is here. Grass is growing, trees budding, and in another month our prairies will afford rich pasture for the many thousand head of stock which range thereon. FREES Ii la 1 Vreuableself-cure A fmrnrlto Tirpscrintlon of one of the most noted and successful specialists in thelT.S. (now retired for the cure of Nervou Debility, Lost Manhood, Weakness and Decay Pent lnplain sealed enveloperee.Drugglstscanfilllt. Address DR.

WARD CO. Louisisna. Mo- We have inade a personal examination of several orchards near here, and have been told by many farmers of the condition of the fruit, and couclude that about thvee-fourths of the buds on the peach trees are dead, but the apples seem to be all right. wt nr iears ijxpenence MHGiETnEATh1EflT Of Nervous and Seminal De FACTS RECAROIKS Sri Iron Tonic bility, Early Decay, Less of Memory, CURE YOURSELF! Recipes 4 advice for Selt Treatment. Save Time and Money, and avoid Qnnckery.

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The plot of grouud at the west end of Maple street has been leased, and they are now engaged in moulding for the first kiln, which they propose to have ready to burn in a few weeks. On Monday morning last, Mr. and Mrs. James Brunton, Mr. and Mrs.

Phillip Jones, and Wm. Brunton and James Shrack, left here for Washington" Territory, where they expect to make their future homes. We wish them a pleasant journey, and hope their new home3 may meet their anticipations. Among the other handsome improve ments lately made in residences, John Crooks takes the lead. The old bouse near the iron bridge has disappeared, aud in its stead John has erected a neat one story frame, with square roof, and containing several rooms.

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