Cain City Razzooper from Cain City, Kansas • 3

MONKY NKKDKn. CAIN CITY RAZZOOPER. DESCRIPTION $1.50 psrf year, 'jffom. Tnl lWKAV NKIT. Ui JHNT.

JOHN TRUMP, HI WPOPf if i3Jk i i ihl 1 1 ill) lliJlJailHJ General Merchants' GRAND GASH DISCOUNT SALE! Our Stock-Large and Complete-Which we Lu IlWtl iil Sell at a Discount For CASH. We have a large list of lands, comprising Improved farms, Ranches and raw lands, at low prices, and on easy terms. GROCERIES and QUEENSWARE A I and I CASH ONLY -TEAS" AND COFFIES A SPECIALTY Inmense and Varied Stock of Boots'iind Gent's CMliui ant in large quantities und manufactured of offered and will be sold ut astonishing prices for LAon. --A IX SUMMER PRINTS, LAWNS. GINGHAMS.

MUSLINS. DRESS GOODS, also NOTIONS Ac, of choice farming lands in Hamilton, Kearney, and other Western counties for sale at from to 910. i-r. acre. Terms: (on contract) one-fifth or one-fourth cush.

balance in four annual payments. 8 per cent, interest. Buyers can pay one-half (or more) eash and get a deed, giving mortgage to secure deferred payments. niust and will lw sold at prices to beat the worm. EC I A We are "Raraooping" and never assert unless we mean and can prove all We proclaim, now is your golden opportunity, produce your gold and you will be awarded large and bountiful bargains in return.

All we request is a call and youwill find MAX MOIIK KXTKMI'IIWIiH lll'HIII'M. MIIN Ttl T1IK HUITARK IN'II THAN ANV TOW OV ITU UK 4UCMIK1NTHK ft mm Kxrvllrnt Oiwiiliur fr I.IVK urn In Kvrry Ilranrh nf lliislnss. Cain City though but days old, can already boast pf more enterprising, energetic business-men, who carry larger and better stocks of goiids, and whose' year ly sales amount to more than any town of of its size or age-in the west. Cain City's business-men not only believe in, but practice'the and let live." and they are selling gtsxls of every description at prices that defy conijietition. No branch of business is.

overdone in Cain City, we have.a large and prosper our territory from which to draw, and there are still excellent oiieniug for good lire business-men in ulmost every brunch of trade. STRONG BRO'S carry a $10.0110 stock of general merchair dise consisting of Dry Goods, Notions' Clothing, Boots A' Shoes, Groceries; and in fact every article known to the general trade. They are thorough business-men in the broadest sense of the word, the old est firm in the city, and are known far und near as honest and upright in ull their dealings, they stingy the. want of their customers. ami their already enormous.

trade is daily increasing, so much so that they found their old quarters entirely too small and have erected an elegant store 2o into which they moved Isst week, where they will be found, as pleasing, gviitlemunly, and accommodating as of yore. PAUL BULOW, our enterprising Hardware man, carries a lurgcand complete stock of Hardware, Tin Ware, Stoves A'c. of every description, a stock that would do credit to a city of 10, (MX) inhabitants. He also ha a complete tin shop in connection, and makes a specialty of tin roofing, spouting und repairing of all kinds. Mr.

B. is a thor ough und experienced workman, a genial fellow und by close attention to business, has established a large and lucrative trade. BLUFF CITY LUMBER CO. W. A.

VASt'E Maxaiiku. This is the pioneer Lumber company of Cain City, they having located here with the birth of the town. Their extensive yard are situated on Main Street, north of the track. They handle Lumber, Shingles, Lath, Hair, Lime Arc. By fair tleul-ing and liberal prices, they have succeeded in establishing an enormous trade here.

Those contemplat ing building should see this company before purchasing, a they absolutely defy competition. Mr W. Vance, the competent and wide-awake manager, has but recently arrived here from Shelby county, Missouri, he is atten tive to business, accommodating to his customers, und will some day score a sig' nal victory iu life' battle. Wilson Moore. Heel O'Brien, our Li wry firms, are always on' deck and can furnish vou at the shortest notice, the niosf magnificent turnouts, saddle ponies Arc.

to be found in the west. Both firms have lot of western vim and snap about them, and are making hats full of money. OUR HOTELS. TW R. R.

under the able man agement of mine host J. L. Jackson, the City, byE. F. Bacon, and the Occidental by B.

arc ull excellent hosUdories. audjirst class in every particular. The landlords are gentlemen who thoroughly understand the want of the travelling public and will pare neither time nor money in limply meeting and providing for the comfort and enjoyment of their guest. All are' rapidly accumulating snug fortunes. HOHL BROS supply the people qf our city with fresh steak and juicy roust, they are practical butchers, will always be found polite, prompt, accommodating, and at all times ready to please their customers.

They a large and growing trade, TRUMP KNUPP! Dealers in Cain City lot, handle lands, improved and unimproved, in various portions of Kansas. Also write insurance policies in the best companies. This firm is in a position to give buyers great bargains in fine farms und raw lands. Buy-will ulwiiys consult their best interest by-seeing this firm before making purchases. They are both topical western men, genial, enterprising, wide uwake.Vnd untiring in their efforts for the advancement and upbuilding of Ciiin City.

SWEET 4 EDDY. Are now prepared to put down well with their AMERICAN WELL AUGER 3- 9 and 4 feet in diameter, at 4.Vo5 and 6-" cents per foot. AH Work Guaranteed. SWEET EDDY, GENESEO, KANSA.S We "Razzoop" For $1.50 per Year. P.

Mc. Oorey Roalmaster of the Mo. Pac. called yesterday and suliscrilied for the Rawmipku Mc. and ye sinner are from the same jiart of France.

John Trump Secretary of the Town Co was summoned to Ossswattomie and Siilalia on railroad business. CAIN cm Those that have bills running over days will please call and settle at least part. and oblig Biuon Mr. Sejtton, acrninpHiiinl by Miss Hotter, of Cain Cit y. and Miss Kaiifinan.

of Leavenworth, were callers at this office on Saturday last, KlliiiiriHul There will lie a game of Base Bull ut this place next Saturday bctwivn the Cain i'ity Oiii'kstops and the Chase Grays. Game called at one P. M. sharp. We would like to have a regular cores- jsmilant from eiu township in the county.

Who will vohniti-ery We will furnish the ltiuziiiei stamps, and writing materials free to regular enraspnudenta. Mr. and Mrs. Nowls made our little City a pleasant call, on The Itev. Gentleman was well pleased with the progress of the building of the M.

K. church ut this place. There will be a festival for the benefit of thcM. K. Church, on WudncsiiydSejil.7 th iu the store lately vacated by Strong Bid's Kverybotly is cordially invited, and a good time is anticipated.

Coiumitee on Arrangements, Mils. Shout. Mrs. Williams. Mrs.

Bacon. Miss bin Nichols. Mrs. Tuckwood. J.

T. Godfrey, our genial sheriff, was in town last; Saturday summoning shine of our citizens on the grand and petit juries. He expressed great surprise at the number of new buildings erected sincu last he was here. LliTTKR LIST. I.fltvrs Iti'iiiiiinluic I niulliMl lor nt Ciiln 1.

O. August JiOlh. 1H7 M. I). King.

Lnly Desmond, A. A. IViton, S. B. Oberlin, Tom Jnhnsoii, Rebecca Leuk, Oren Ingram, J.

W. Powers, Geerd Meier. Miss Ida Nichols and Miss Eva Beul, dropped in for a chut Monday. They are both pleasant young ladies, and much of the success of the M. K.

festival will lie due to their untiring effort in its behalf. Pry! Dry! Dry! Owing to the narrow minded selfishness of a portion of the citizens of a little insignificant Sorghum patch," our people are complaining of a severe Dry Spell. They can however find consolation iu the fact that the weather cannot suit all. The Mo. Pae.

railroad will sell excursion tickets to M. Louis at reduced rates, for the St. Louis Exposition. September 7th to October 22nd. (J.

A. R. encampment September 2U to Trade display September. IlOth. Meeting of American wheelmen September Sloth- Reception of the Veiled Prophet, October 4th.

St. Louis Fair, October 8 to Sth. For tickets, time tables, and further information, call on company's Our enterprising coul merchant, F. Uncoil, is th most wide-awake coal man west of Sidina. on the Missouri Pacific, he doe not sleep when there is business to do.

He sold a car load of coal to Jno. Gulner of the Prosper mills, to be delivered at this place at a price that could not be touched by any other coal dealer. Ye sinner had the pleasure of spending last Sunday evening in a very pleasant, manner, at a wuiml, at the residence of Mr. and Mrs. Trump.

The evening wis enlivened with some beautiful select- Ions by Mrs. Trump. Mrs. Bulow und the Misses Dotter and Kaufman, also by the Messrs. Strong both vocal and instrumental.

It was one of those pleasant little informal gatherings where one could not but fed at home and enjoy oneself. It wa gotten up as a farewell to Mr. Peace, lute town and station agent at Hollyrood. The Methodist Church is under way. tlte foundation beingcompleted Mr.

Shousc was the contractor for the stone work. When the tenders were 0)ened Mr. I'lrich wa the lowest and was awarded the contract and will begin operations in a few days, and with his able staff of car penters (not wood butciers) will have it completed in a short time. The amount to lie exjicnded is over 92000 for which full provision is made. The location for the church und jiarsonage is the best und niosi disentitle in the city.

Messrs. Peace mid Clark, of Hollyrood. spent Sunday afternoon and evening visits ing friends in this city. We are very sorry to say that Mr. Peace came over specially to say adieu to his many friends heres he leaves for Philadelphia in a few days.

Mr. will lie missed more than any other person we know of. his genial face will light Hollyrood nof more, it is the greatest blow thut could befall our sister town, as its success in the past wa due to the untiring energy of Mr. Peac as town and station agent. Mr.

P. leaves with the good wishes of his many friends in this city, all hoping that success may attend him wherever he may go. and that Hollyrood' loss may be Mr. Peace's gain, To the Public generally. In my rounds through, the country before my accident, my coin plaints were loud and long in regard to the bail state of the wells and surroundings of almost every house both farm and private residence, in the matter of rubbish that would decay a soon as the mini set in; My prediction was that we would have an epibemic of Typhoid Fever, which I am very sorry to nay is too true.

We never have had it so early in the season since I came to the country, as the present. I would advise all to clean up and take every precaution against its ravages. I believe in tho Germ when the soil or material in the system is fertile for it, there will it attack. Hoping these few Sanitary hints may not be in vain and go unheeded, I am very B. Grant Jefferis, M.

Our callers are too numerous to mention but we welcome all and can only say call acain. CITY PROPERTY. MISSOURI PACIFIC TIMK TABLK. OIllVll WKST. ruMriicT ti i'.

dHlly. lmil fn-lcht irijur. M. ilnljyf mi no kaxt.i Twwriiwr flirwA. dally-.

Is ill A. M. ilnlly. CHUIICHrX MKTIIOIHMT, service vllt he held the Hint unci third Xuudays nt each month, lit II A. ill hmltll ti Kvuns Iliill.

mi Mulll rit. Jlvy. M. Nowi.fs, 1'abtihi. I SION MAHIUTU thr first mill third Sundays ul earn iuihiIIi, lit Smith It Kvhiiii' Jlall, lit III A.

M. W. ll.TVCKItll,. HI ATI IHI.K', niTli-en held the' second ami fourth Sundays at wh tiwtitU, Iw M. Ill't.

I'ATIIkU r.4riin. CAI CITY I'OHT OKKICK. I Wire im-ii from a. Ji. until 7 I-, m.

ilally, m-evpt SuinIuts, ts-itu iim-u mi liny from x. uritll I v. only. Malls ilium- fur tile East anil West irimiitly at 1 Mail fur KINwnrth mirt Intermediate ilnts depart I'Vi'ry Tiiidii.v, Thursday, and Saturday nt a. fit.

Mali fur WIImiii n'nd Intcriucillntr ikiIhIm Tui'Hiliiy, Thursday und Saturday at II in. Mull fur Lynns and Intermediate point de-parti every Mmiilny, Wednesday anil Friday nt lu. 'Mailt fur Ktllnmssl ami Intermediate iltit ili-fiari every Monday and Friday at 7 a. in. I.

StiioKii, I'. M. CAIN CITY MAKKKTS (WnvW irrrkh fat the Hinziniprr hy our lsutlimt Mrrrhant. OKA1N. vv soft- hard 4-1 to Oat 'W Cnnw "XI Hvis ..........40 I'RODCCK.

Bl'TTKII 6 to 10 I'ts. KilllK piT. lllW I lot. I'llTATIIKH KT. bllsll I't.

Cuhkkn per. do? Still wo Kuxzoop, Rather cool these mornings. All our carpenters uro an busy ub beta. If yon want, a good cigar call ul' Bacons Frank. Beit.rsdorfer spent everul days in the county neat thin week.

ChcnpestGlasiiware on earth at Bacons, Our little city present an air of bustle not to be seen in other town in these parts. Bunamui, Grapes, Oranges, Lemons, Melon nt Bacons. 1 To secure health wealth and happiness como arid locate in Cain City, the pinion Kjsit of Kansas. I'iTH of gu.p for 81 at Bacons. Court crtnveties in thi county on September tlas seventh.

Janco tonight ui store lately vauiietl by Stroll); Bron. everybody invited. Mr. M. Caey.

living four tnilen wutli. took Monday mornin'a train for Chiuapro. Our tfenml friend Bil. Me.Dnimel has Houo to Canada on a short visit uuriinu; bin friends. Mm.

R. Cain commenced but Monday the erection of a store building oil main treet 20 feet, to cost $700. As can be eii by our B. Grant Jefferm, now our Associate Kditor, in able for active jieryiee iigiiiii. at eost iawns Deiow cost come and we will convince yon thiitiood are void Kt't'ardluss of price at Uaooiis.

Parasols at your own price ut Bacpns. Mist. Miunie Bacon and Mix. Katie Bohen call hint Tiitwlay and investigated the mysteries of the office We are indebted to Boon Barker the popular station Agent of the Missouri Pacific, for a copy of the new time card. Mrs.

Heel mother of our popular livery man, arrived on the Ellsworth stajfe last evening. She will remain for a few days only. Mr. Adams the popular Boot and shoe mini of Lyons paid us a short vixit last Monday, he thinks seriously of locating with u. 7n Vandcrventer started for Colorado ast Saturday to take up a timber claim, he will return in a few day.

Lawreiic Finnin took the train for Huisinoii last NatiinU.W and returned Tuesday. He report everything at that burjf as lively, Mr. Frank Q'Brian has taken a contract on the Midland Railway, he left monday afternorm with fivn aplendid teams, Frank is a railroad rustler. Mr. Andrew Orecnleen and" J.

C. Helmick and Wife, and Mr. J. W. Rees and Wife, from the southern part of the country, paid ns a visit last Saturday and Inspected the working's of our offic; Strong liro's have put down good substantial sidewalks both on Main St.

and Trump Go thou and do likewise. Th town company sold lot to the amount of $1.17.1 last Friday. Not bad for one day. Paul Itulow is erecting an awning in front his store. We are happy to state that Johnny Herold, who ha been down with the Typhoid Fever, is convalescent.

Messrs. Wylie and Blake Kngineers of Missouri Pacific R. R. were here yesterday or' bnslnctts connected with the road they returned to edulia Mo. this A.

M. NOTICE. AH persons ui any way indebted to the firm nf Fthoso Biw's. will pliiwcalland without further twit ice. IS WHERE THE JOHN W.

HEEL 1 livery, feed 4 Horses ft liy DAY or Month. offered at uneijualeilJLow for Furuishinp: Goofo the liest material and in latest style are CAT JUMPS. F. H. O'BRIEN.

0 'Brit i sale Stable. RIG AN CARRIAGE WORK A THE CAIK CITY IAN Saddles SPECIALTY. WE HAVK A FINK LIST OF (HOICK LOTS IN a i n. City. If You Want Choice Lots Don't Delay, Until some One Has Got The Lot You Wanted.

COMK TO-DAY MONEY TO LOAN Best of Rigs at AY You large list, all situated near several towns No. rir.J, Vhls Is an sn wre Improved liiiin three miles from station, kishI house, two stables Kiiilnery, (Hit houses, itmxl well, orchard and sihill fruits, it acres ui nve, lid ai-res under I'lilll-vatioii, luUaiiee In iKisture, also 4 liorscs, 3 imvs wiiKiiu, sulky plow, and lister, drill, ciilllnitor, harrow, fmuiinu mill, corn sheller all for Jdl, this Is dirt cheap, must be mild iu two weeks. Mo. 3tg A flue farm three miles from station. J'Ai acre well iniiroved, ion acres under rtltlva-tloti, acres ustiire with running water, flu Itnire, nood orehard, line iHHise, uraiiierjr c.

l'rlee, (W.iinii half cash, balam-e on time. No. This'fariu It situated lietwren two towns 240 acres, 15 acres la fine grove, all level smisih kind, mmT Mack snmly hstm, lis seres under cultivation, fraine Issise, stables. Wells rrh IS lr. acre, part on tlMie, This 1 chesp.

No. 31 Teree miles from 'sd City, S4icrs nil aimsith plow kind, 110 acn1 liroke out, too new houses, staliles, wells, istiire, tine una land, will sell tor a per. wre on easy ters, or III devlde Into four miarUTS and sell seiwrnti 'ly. No. nm Three miles from i sin City, i acnis, liRiuiidereiilttviitHHi, sll I.h-i, soil blai'k Iomiii, irood ll sine liotie 4 t' 'i Mud uraifii'ry, orclimd.

GcHr v- -Will. mrt tm tlliK-. -Rates, at all bun DAY or NIGHT Fine Saddle Ponies. Give us a Call. M.

C. CO on lioth Tutt'iied and Unpatented Lands at Ixiwest rates of Interest. can pay part or all at any Time or Bonns. General Blactsm Mil a n' 2v oney ON CHATTEL SECURITIES. We Currv A Full Line of Insurance Companies, uiid will write Policies at lowest HORSE SHOEING SPECIALTT.

I- All work guaranteed- Shop opposite Wilson Moore's Stable. rates in the North British Jtr Mercantile of London. Home Insurance of 'New York, State of Des Moines, Capitol of Tojieka, of Hartford and German of Kree-port, Illinois. CO TO The following are a few nuniWrs from a and railroad stations, and are all bargains. CAIN CITY DRUG STORE.

for pure Drugs und compounded medicines. Paint and Oils, Wull Lumps, Stationery and all articles generally kept in a first-class DRCG STORK. ALSO PRACTICING PHYSICIANS. SEITEN CHONA. CAIN CITY HARNESS SHOP Vo ui 1'jn acre linnniveil farm.

Bne linuse. laiw barn, slirils, griiiery, two wells, so aiTi'S U-r inltlvatlini, si-res In imsiure leiimi, Price am, easli, iialiim at iier itiiu Vm. 4. mi acre Improved farm, nil smooth plow land, will liliM'k lsu, acre under mid inic linlf story fnuiiH house. law linra ami KTainery, two ioskI wells, one half mitr til srhnoi, one mile til stimuli, i ru part on ttine.

This Is a Iwa'sln. Kn ui Tin miles from statliMi. Sfl seres Im proved lnmt. all smonlli plow land, risk! frame riimse, stable, irralnrry, slid well, l'rlee inn remain. No.

at Three miles from Cain flty, su wre well Iniproved, house, well tv. l'rlee II part on time. Kn. an, Tlilt Is aline linpnrved farm of loa ere, too acres under niltlvstlon. Kl frame home.

Kraliicry, stables, hog pens, near town and si-hisils, some fruit trees. lUee KWK will trade for entile. is Tlil. farm Is near two towns. Kin acre all situ mtll land, MM wres mider riiltlvatMuy umall nreliard, mi house, itmsf simiiK, rt on time.

317 Three umirter si-etions rf line raw bmds. all snvsith jilow land, soil bl.i' loam, ner rsllroad. I'rlt-e, per. acre ou tuiy terai-s Haxnes' REP AM A All Work Guaranteed. G-ivc 2vo Oo.ll- VJuoff..