Cain City Razzooper du lieu suivant : Cain City, Kansas • 3

i 4 I CAIN CITY RAZZOOPER. It is reported that Abilene hasan antt shaving club. BUSINESS LOCALS, ItKAD AND PROFIT TUmtKBT. Mr. Moore surveyor of the Mo, I'ao.

THERE IS SUBSCRIPTION $1.50 per. year in "adance. spent Wednesday night in town. JOHN TRUMP, T1M H1IMV, IOMHKK, 1881. John, Phalen stopped over Tuesday, on his way from Elliunwood to Hollyrood, MISSOURI J'ACli'IC TIME TABLE.

Cain City ships more produce of every The Mart is closing out all goodi ul coid, and less. Overshoe at 1.00 a pair, and this the way the cut jumps at Strong Bro's. Produce wanted at "The Mart," description than any town on the Mo. rue, The Bid Masque last Tuesday niht was GOING KAflT. Local A.

M. dally. OOfNO WEST. raiwiiRcr 10:49, P. M.

well attended, twenty-six conplu uemg masked. Dancing was kept up until I late hour, Goods cheap, for cash only at the Cain I Dont fai to attend the Christmas tree at City drug storo, for the next thirty id the Methodist church on Saturday night days. ft CHURCHES. A pleasant time is anticipated, and every Fence posts and wire at the Bluff City one is cordially Invited. Lumber yard.

L. E. Vermillion, As we go to press we learn that Mr. Manager. METHODIST, services vlll be held the first and third Sundays of each month, at It A.

M. at Bransk-tter' who was burnt out last Saturday had everything frilly insured throe or Boys Boots 75 cents a pair at "The M. E. Church, corner of Jeltorls Ave. and Bacon Mart." Street.

Kcv. M. Nowi.ua, FAsroit, Doctor Stow Vigor. Use it it you four days prior to the fire. If there is one thing needed more than another in this town, it is a good, commodious hall.

There is a small fortune await UNION SABBATH SCHOOL, the first and third Sundays of each month, at Smith Evans' have a poor appetite. Price per. bottle. 81,00. Sixten Crona.

Hall, at 10 A. H. W. H. Tucker, Suit.

Ladies fine Kid Shoes, at actual cost at ing the party who will erect one. CATHOLIC, services held the second and STRONG BROS Lei ii Ineii toil. "The Mart" It would pay some interprising person to erect an ice house aud put up some ice fourth Sundays of each month, at 10 A. M. Itev.

Fathku Emkkick, Pastor. Teas Fine quality, 55 cts per tt this winter. There is a small fortune Coffee, per package, 25 Plug Tobacco, waiting the party who goes into it. 25 cts. per pound; Crackers at 5 cents per pound, at Strong Bro s.

Monday train from the east which is due here at 10: 46 p. m. did not reach here until 5 p. m. Wednesday owing to large CAIN CITY POST OFFICK.

Office open from 8 A. m. until 7 P. M. dally, ex-cent Bumlays, being open on that day from 12 until 1 p.

i. only. Every where I go, I see bargains that come from "The Mart." A bomb has exploded which has scattered snow drifts in the vicinity of Geneseo. Malls dlose for the East and West promptly at 7 V. M.

E. F. Bacon received a car load of coal Come and see us at the Lumber Yard for Building Material, Fence Posts and last Friday and has two more on the road Malls for Ellsworth and Intermediate points departs every Tuesday, Thursday, and Saturday Wire, L. Vermillion, Manager. We have a large list of lands, comprising Improved He intends that the citizens of Cain City prices to the tour corners ertne universe, sup posed to have been caused by atmospheric com binations.

shall not go cold this winter, as the citi A few more of those cheap overshoes at 0 a. ni. Malls for Wilson and intermediate points depart Tuesday, Thursday and Saturday at 12 m. farms, Ranches and raw lands, at low prices, and on aesy terms. loft at "The Mart." zens of some of our neighboring towns Malls for Lyons and Intermediate points departs every Monday, Wednesday and Friday at Hot or cold, rain or shine, we have to face the music to tha tune of A basket dinner for the benefit of the 12 m.

All of Dr. Stow's remedies are sold under a strict guarantee. Try them. Use Dr. Stow's Dyspepsia Cure for Indigest Malls for Tilllnwood and Intermediate points M.

E. Church will be held on Saturday, GOODS AT COST. Dec, 24th, at the new M. E.church, Come depart every Monday and Friday at 7 a. m.

I. Si'RONa, P. M. ion, Constipation, and Sour Stomach, out, everybody, and bring your baskets In order to razzoop CASH, we have concluded to slaughter our stock of Price per. bottle 81.00.

Sixten Crona ell fulled, Dinner, from 12 to 8 o'clock; 25 centa. OVERCOATS, CLOTHING and BOOTS SHOES. We have bought at 25 per cent, less than usual, and can afford to sacrifice, and we shall sell better We will sell Ladies and Misses, side lace. Kid Shoes at less than cost, at "The WE HAVE Oscar O'Bleness, formerly of this city, Mart." has leased the ElliuwoodfiVjrss and after overcoats and suits of clothing and at lower prices than any other live merchant in Kansas. January 1st will continue its publication Don't fail to try Dr.

Stowe's Vigor for in the triple capacity of editor, proprietor, Genera! Debility. As an appetizer it has and typo. We wish you all the success no equal. Price per. bottle 81,00.

Sixten Crona, imaginable, Oscar. Long may the Ex CLEARANCE SALE. press razzoop. Look at our Boots and Shoes. We are Strong Bros, shipped last Monday from at the top of the pile for good articles and for CASH ON DELIVER on overcoats clothing, and will continue until every low prices.

STRONG BRO'S. CAIN CITY MARKETS. Corrected weekly for the Kazzooper by our Leading Merehants. GRAIN. Wheat soft 50 to 60 45 to 55 Oats .34 Corn ..50 Rye 40 PRODUCE.

Butter 16 to 20 cts. Eoos per. doz 20ets. Potatoes per. bush $1.00 Apples 81.40 Peaches 81.50 Beets 81.00 Turnips SOcts Onions .81.00 Cabbage per lb 3cts Chickens per doz.

.81.50 to 82.00 overcoat and suit is Bold. Parties who have not already looked over our stock this fall, will be surprised at the low prices aud elegantly gotten up suits and Use Dr. Stowe's Lightning Oil for all Chase, via the Santa Fe to El Paso, Texas and Albuquerque, N. chickens, turkeys, geese and ducks, weighing 2,900 pounds, and by the Mo. Pac.

to Scott City, 2,600 pounds. How is this for one firm at pain; Toothache, Meauacne, n.aracne, overcoats our stock is composed of. Rheut.iatism, Nouralgia, Burns, Scalds, For the benefit of those not yet acquainted with our prices, we list a few, one single shipment. for it would take too much space to make a complete list of them. and all inflamed surfices.

Price per bottle 50 cents. Two of our citizens' while in Chase the Sixten Crona. Great bargains in clothing at "The of choice farming lands in Hamilton, Kearney, and other Western counties for sale early part of the week, report seeing there three roughs, who amused themselves by going through the streets shooting their revolvers and insulting everyone they met. Mart." 14.00 worth 8 10,00 worth 14,00 worth 9,00 worth 20,00 16,00 21,00 15,00 Big drive on Blankets red, gray, and Finally one of them ran against the wrong white, from $1.75 to 84.00. all wool or no at from S3, to 810.

per. acre. Terms: (on contract) one-tittn or one-fourth cash, balance in four annual payments, 3 per cent, interest. Buyers can pay one-half (or more) eash and get a deed, giving mortgage to secure deferred ay menta sale. Strong.

Bito's. Fine French Corkscrew Surge Overcoats, Heavy All Wool Worsted Men's Overcoats, Extra Fine Casmere Storm Overcoats, Fine Broad Wale Worsted Overcoats, Blue, Brown and Black Corded Wool Double breasted Overcoats. (A big drive for the money.) Daisy Checked Overcoats A Fine Line at mail, who used him up so badly, that nis friends had to carry hiin home on a shutter. CITY AND COUNTY. Standard Prints, 5 cents a yard, at "The We were under the impression that Chase Mart.

was a strictly moral village in every sense 13,00 9,00 8,00 worth 6,00 worth of the word; put we find we were mistaken Dr. Beard's office is now at the Cain City drug store, where he will answer all 85,00 and 86,00 Last Saturday night about 11 p. Geo. We wish our readers far and near, a Merry, Merry Christinas. Coal is in demand.

Scarcely any frost in tlie ground. Our name is Eli, mid we'll (jet there to! calls promptly. Branstetter, living five miles south of town, We adopt the same rule in Child's and Boy's Overcoats Suits. The above Don't forgot that the place to buy lum was aroused by the smell of smoke, on going to the door, he discovered his stables is not the twentieth part of the styles in stock, but may be sufficient for persons to understand the our alaughter. ber, post, wire, lime, plaster and cement well as his house in flames.

Ilq suc is at the Bluff City Lumber Yard. With many thauks for the generous patronage received, will try and re CITY Come everybody, and got good bargains ciprocate by returning the same in the most substantial bargains ever shown in the city. ceeded in Baving the house, but before any help arrived, the stables, containing three head of horses, four cows, wagon, harness were totally distroyed. In all Mr. Remember, "Where the Cat Jumps!" Stkosu Pro's.

Co to the Cain City drug store for Toys, Brmstetter's loss will amount to between six and seven hundred dollars, which he he can ill afford to lose, as he has a large Albums, and Stationery, at bottom IS WHERE THE GAT JUMPS. Wheat is looking well ll ovof the county. Our razzoop is growing in magnitude every day. Our merchants all report business on the increase. Clirislimts tree at the M.

E. church Saturday night. Watch our progress, for our future is indeed bright. Don't forget to attend the Basket dinner at the M. E.

church. Leap Year balls will soon be in order. Why not have one Jan. 2nd? prices. family and raised but little the past year.

I am sole agent for Dr. Stow's Family Mr. 13. cannot account for the origin of Medicines and I will warrant them to give perfect satisfaction or refund the money the fire, in fact an air of mystery surrounds the wnole affair. Mr.

B. asserts that it is the work of an incendiary. Try them. Sixten Crona. F.

H. O'BRIEN. OHN W. HEEL Strong Bros, have now opened a grand Owing to his illness, Dr. B.

Grant discount sale for the next thirty days on Jefferis has not been able to go east, as he overcoats, hats, caps, boots and shoes. Isaac Strong and John DeVine paid a visit to Chase last Sunday. We will not be undersold. STRONG NOTICE. Heel Ml Dinner from 12 to 3 on Saturday for the Strong lira's, wish everyone -indebted to intended.

It will be a great disappoint-to his friends in the east, as well as himself. The following is a list of the grand and petit jurors of Rice county for the January term of the district court: GRAND JURORS. E. Murphy; John Stubbs; H. C.

I HAVE A FINE LIST OF CHOICE LOTS IN a 5. m. City. You Want Choice Lots Don't Delay, Until some One Has Got The Lot You Wanted. COME TO-DAT! MONEY TO LOAN benefit of the M.

E. church. There is plenty of salt, gas and coal beneath us. Let us bore for it. them to call at their office and pay, or there will be trouble.

All we ask is that Our streets were crowded with people our customers fulfill their promises, made when they bought goods during last iVEHY, Feed 4 Sale Stable. spring and harvest. ttememoer there Hodgson; 8. V. Ramage; E.

L. Drake; T. F. Downing; W. C.

Lemmon; S. P. John Mudge; S. C. Klady; D.

W. Logan; will be another spring and harvest, and those who don't pay up cannot expect credit. This is reasonable; we mean Horses Boariei ly DAY or Month. Eest of at Reasonable S. P.

Skyles; R. F. Embree; W. C. Will iard; M.

Brunsom. petit jurors. W. B. Hickman; J.

W. Fail; Jos, Mitchell; S. W. Vandorman; F. what we say.

Strong lino's. GLEN SnARRALD RAZZOOPINGS. and teams riday and Saturday. Jim Finnin, better known as "Chip," came in from McCracken last Monday. Turkey shoot on the Saturday before Christmas, beginning at 10 o'clock in the morning.

N. Harris, the popular, real estate agent of Ellsworth, was in town Saturday sizing up our boom. It is reported that Ed. Wood will revive the old Central Kansas Democrat, on or about Jan. 1st, A party living north-west, last Saturday brought in three turkeys which tipped the scales at 50 pounds.

Rates, at all hours DAY or NIGHT Truesdell; C. H. Warden; J. T. Neff; Frank Lawhead, J.

F. Circle; F. Alton; John Bland; Jonathan MuCaminet Fine Saddle Ponies. L. Eberhard; W.

H. Austin; H. Allenger; on both Patened and Unpatented Lands at Lowest rates of Interest. You can pay part or all at any Time or Bonus. ON CHATTEL SECURITIES.

i JL Tina 9 Tnaiiranrtk Pnmnaniefl. and will write Policies at lowest C. Chenell; Martin Sutton; H. P. Dewait; John O.

Sthoff J. K. Wallace; A. T. Col Give us a Call.

ell; B. Beatle; G. W. Kelly. Taxes high and money scarce.

The wheat in this vicinity looks well. Mr. Joseph Bannon talks of leaving here for New York ulwut January 1st. Mr. James Qtiigley has traded his buckskin pony for a fine black mare.

In this district there are 14 unmarried women, and only 8 unmarried men. The Lyceum held at this point. last Wednesday night was quite a success. There will be a Social at the residence Ike Arnold will hold turkey shoot, BAND CONCERT. Saturday, Dec 24th, at 10 A.

M. Come vJi, Ur-Hivh Mr Mprranfilfl of London. Home Insurance of lew lork. State of Pes Moines, Capitol of Topeka, of Hartford and German of tree- CITT dort, Illinois. The following are a few numbers from a largo list, all situated near several towns and railroad stations, and are all bargains.

of Marvin Cain on Friday night. Wesley Wriugwalt, who for some time ER COMPANY UM past has been quite ill, is now able to be up and around again. Miss Duncan, who had her lrg brol.en am Tiiin In nn so acre Imnroved farm some time ago while moving with her parents to Colorado, will be allo to rruuic -WILL STILL CONTlNtE TO SELL YOU- her. journey iu a few weeks. three miles from station, good house, two stables gralnery, out houses, good well, orchard and small trults, seres grove, 86 acres under cultl-ratlon, balance In pasture, also 4 horses, 8 cows wagon, sulky plow, and lister; drill, cultivator, harrow, fanning mill, corn sheller all for t.

The young ladies of this district intend The concert for the benefit of the band last Friday night was a grand success both socially and financially. At 8 p. Mi the M. E. church was filled to its utmost capacity with the citizens of Cain City, Hollyrood and the snrrounding country.

The solos and duetts of the Strong Bros, were rendered in a manner that would have done credit to professionals. The piano solos by Mrs. Jno. Trump and Mrs, J. A.

Strong were highly appreciated, as was shown by the rounds of applause and encores, Miss Tyly Dotter rendered the recitation, entitled "The Maniac," in such a manner as to reach the hearts of all, while her piano solo (Mendelsohn's march) was choice and faultlessly executed. Mr. Jno. McDonnell fully sustained his reputation as a brilliant elocutionist, especially in the selection which he gave, "Asleep at the Switch." Miss Agnes and Master 3. Cain covered themselves with glory in their comic duett, "Reuben and Rachael." Paul Bulow (Hercules, of Chicago) lifted 4.000 pounds with his teeth, and performed umber, Lime, Lath, Drlck, Cement, getting tip a society which will have for its motto "The lips that touch wine shaJl Goo this la dirt cheap, mum ue sum iu never touch mine." The dance held at Snm ftone's last Mon No.

sill A fine farm three miles from station day night was one of the most snorem-fiil out everybody. Born To Mr. and Mrs. Moore, last Sunday at 11 A. a bouncing baby boy.

All parties doing well. Our merchants are pi.ying better prices for produce than any of our surrounding towns. Make a note of this and act accordingly, Mike Nichols and his extra gang are putting in some good work between this city and Claflin. Mike understands his business. Alex Strong and John Riffle took two loads of produce to Chase on Monday, and were forced to stay over until Tuesday on account of the storm.

An exchange says that a good way to prevent rabbits girdling fruit trees is to kill a rabbit and cut it in two and grease the trunk and lower limbs with it. It has been suggested that Governor Martin proclaim a "seed corn day," when every farmer in Kansas shall select and properly care for the best seed corn he can find. N. E. Norris, one of Claflin 's enterprising business merchants, was in town Sunday, and with his usual generosity remembered the Razzooper man to the extent of a 81.50.

Omaha is working hard for the demo-; cratic national convention, but we suppose Ellinwood, Aldin, Sorghnmville, Holly-r id, or Garden will gain the priitf. 120 acres well Improved, 100 acres under ctltlva-tlon, 20 acres pasture with, running water, fine grove, good orchard, fine house, gralnery Price, $3,000 hall cash, balance on time. evenl of the season. Among Ihc many present we noticed the followinc: Fr-d JJn. 341, 120 sr Improved farm, fine house large barn, sheds, granery, two wells, 80 acres under cultivation, 40 acres In pasture fenced, Price 200, cash, balance at mot' No.

314, 320 acre Improved farm, all smooth plow land, soil black loam, 190 acres under cultivation, one and one half story frame house, large barn and gralnery, two good wells, one half mile to school, one mile to station. Price part on time, This is a bargain. No. Two miles from station, 80 acres improved land, all smooth plow land, good frame house, stable, gralnery, wells. Trice $300 can remain.

No. 348 Three miles from Cain City, 80 ares well Improved, orchard, house, well e. Price 11,500, part on time. No. 80S, That is a fine Improved farm of ISO acres, 100 acres under cultivation, good frame house, gralnery, stables, hog pens, near town and achools, some fruit trees.

Price 3,000. wiU trade for cattle. No. 16 Tills farm is near two towns, 1C acres all smooth land, 100 acres under cultivation, small orchard, no house, good spring, Price part on time. Hair.

Plaster Paris, Moulding, Sash, Doors, Etc. Arnold and Miss Minnie Strahl; Lawrence Finnin and lady; Lon Moore and Miss Jennie Cain; John Btibb and Mhs C. Gemeinhardt; L. Gemeinhardt and Miss Lena Bubb; John Heel and lady; William AS CHEAP AS AKYON Dando and lady, and many others. Yorker.

No. 361, This farm It situated between two towns, 240 nercs, 1R acres In fine grove, all level smooth land, soil black sandy ioam, loo acres under cultivation, frame house, stables, wells Sms. Price SIS per. acre, part on time, Tills cheap. T5o.

318 all smooth plow land, 110 acres broke out, two new houses, stables, wells, pasture, flue grass land, ill sell 'or a per. acre on easy terras, or will devlde into four quarters and sell seperutciy. other feats too numerous to mention. Kohl's orchestra rendered several selections in an excellent manner, while the CALL AND GET OUR PRICES BEFORE BUYING. band gained much credit for itlf for the manner in which it rendered the numerous overtures, marches and quicksteps.

Tak We Razzoop" For 1 .50 per Year. Vain Street North Side of Railroad track. Ko. 840 Three miles from Csln City, ing everything into consideration, it was acres, loo uti'ier eumv.nion. an picw mnii, soil cr-im.

(roiwi fnim? hfnise 4 barn No. 817 Tnree qnartor aeriim of Una rw lamis, smooth plow lami, atl Mm, near railroa.1. lico, per. toei by far the most successful event that hn occurred thus far this The rpreij amounted to between 8i5 and CMU CITY, fCAHCAG. and p-aiwry, wBrt, im tt'bouU I'rn ase, part on Kim..