Cain City News du lieu suivant : Cain City, Kansas • 1

CAIN CITY NEWS. I. CAIN CITY, RICE COUNTY, KANSAS, FRIDAY, SEPTEMBER 27, 1889. NO. 9.

CAIN CITY NEWS PUBLISHED EVERY FRIDAY AT CAIN CITY, RICE COUNTY, KAN F.C. CUYKENDALL, Editor. Terms of Subscription. 00 When not paid in $1 25 Entered at the post-office at Cain City, Kansas, for transmission through the mails as second-class matter. TIME TABLE MISSOURI PACIFIC RAILWAY.

The trains on the Missouri Pacific Railway leave Cain City as follows: WEST. No. 217, 7:41, p.m. No. 201, 10:22, p.

No 219, through freight 1:26 EAST. No. 202, 6:38, a. m. No.

217, 5:35, a. m. No 219 through freight 10:22 Nos. 217 and 220 are local freights and Nos. 201 and 202 are passengers.

Through freight does not carry passengers rickets sold to all points east and west, T. M. THROP, Agent. Cain City Post Office, OFFICE HOURS: week days from 8 A till 8:30, Open Sundays from 11 A till 1 Money Orders and Postal Notes issued on all Money Order offices in the United States, E. F.

BACON, P. M. METHODIST EPISCOPAL, corner of Jefferies and Bacon streets. Preaching first and second Sunday of each, month at 3:30 o'clock. Rev.

A. Hestwood, pastor. Sunday School at 2:30 every Sunday. Eh Turn er, superintendent. DR.J.C.

BEARD, Physician and Surgeon. OFFICE AT CITY DRUG STORE. CAIN CITY, KS. CITY HOTEL Corner Main street and Trump Avenue: RATES $1 PER DAY. Refitted and Refurnished in FirstClass order.

Good Livery and Feed Barn in connection. M. C. CORRIGAN, PROP. CITY DRUG STORE.

We have a first-class line of DRUGS, PAINTS AND OILS, STATIONERY, CIGARS. Give us a call when in need of anything in our line. Prescriptions carefully compounded. J. F.

EVANS PROP. PHOTOGRAPHS First-class Photographs taken at the Cain City PHOTOGRAPH GALLERY As the cheapest. Children's pictures a specialty. Call and see us. HELEN L.

SEXTON. THE MISSOURI PACIFIC RAILWAY. Fast Mail Route Between ST. LOUIS -AND KANSAS CITY, ST. JOSEPH, LEAVENWORTH, ATCHISON, OMAHA, LINCOLN.

THREE TRAINS DAILY -BETWEENSt. Louis, Kansas City and Atchison. Magnificent Passenger Equipments consisting of Through Pullman Sleeping CAre and elegant new reclining chair CArS FREE between all points. Direct connections are made at Atchison, St. Louis and Kansas City union depots.

OUR COLORADO -SHORT LINE Is the quickest and most direct route to Pueblo, Denver, and all pointe in Colorado and Utah. Iron Mountain Route Is Arkansas the direct and line Texas. to the The only principal route cities the famous Hot Springs. Over 30 miles the shortest line from Atchinson and Kansas Oity, For further address information regarding these routes, any of the company's agents, Or W. E.

NEWMAN, H. C. TOWNSEND, sd Vice President, Pass. Th't Agt, ST. LOUIS.

lily LOCALS Church next Sunday. Ducks! A severe frost Wednesday morning. Correspondents wanted for THE NEWS. J. J.

Short was in Lyons last Friday. When you have any news send it to THE NEWS. WANTED- -A good, enterprising tinner to locate in Cain City." Old papers for sale at this office. 40 cents per hundred. J.

H. Harris spent Sunday at home in Hutchinson. Martia Deho, of Holyrood, was in town Sunday and Monday. L. E.

Vermillion was at the county seat on business last week. W. N. Lewis, of Geneseo visited his brother Alex, over Sunday. Last Sunday--balky horse-making it go-crowd-finally goes.

E. F. Bacon and I.Strong were in Claflin on business last Saturday. If you want the Cincinnati Inquirer come to THE NEWS office. If you want good bargains attend J.

A. Strong's cash sales. 8tf. All parties indebted to Lewis Bros. are requested to call and settle at once.

Bro. White come over and see the "main stalk" and change your opinion. Quarterly meeting was held at the M. E. church last Saturday and Sunday.

Any person wishing land, stock, or in fact anything, will do well to call on THE NEWS. Mrs. C. Flemming, of Montana, is visiting her mother, Mrs. C.

Trump, in this place. Editor Woodmansee and Dr. Mo Donald, of Holyrood, were in Cain City last Sunday. Philip Trump, of Kansada, Ness county, is visiting his mother Mrs. C.

Trump, of this place. E. F. Bacon was in Greely county last Monday and Tuesday to look after some real estate there. School will begin one week from next Monday.

Begining on the 7th instead of the 1st of October. The finest photos, the lowest prices and the best satisfaction at the Cain City Photograph Gallery. 6tf. Agents wanted in every township in Rice and neighboring counties for THE NEWS. Liberal terms.

Write for information. Vachal Altaffel, who has been here for the last six weeks, left for his home in Leoti, last Saturday night. We have just received a fine lot of samples of wedding stationery, ruled paper and envelopes. When in need anything in this line give us 8 call. Last Saturday at the school meeting the Electic series of an school books were adopted for this school district for the next five years.

The Cain City News is a bright on The general makeup is Little paper. the press work would do credit to a much more pretentious the Gazette. for The report about the school house til being unsafe is a base falsehood, as is as substantially built as any the school house in this part of Kansas. reports coming from the "Fore of Corners" to the contrary. it We have heard that the question been asked.

"Is it safe for a person to walk on the streets of Cain two City after night." If a person is not man on our street day time or night is because the officers are after them. Now THE News and the American Farm- one both one year for one dollar. Say offer holds good only until Oct. 1889. So subscribe for THE take News before that date and get The you Farmer free.

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We give Farmer free to our subscribers will pay one year in advance for News. This offer will hold good the next thirty day only. Mrs. Potter, of Lyons, Mrs. Scott and Mrs.

Jeffries, of Beall. were the guests of Mrs. one day week, Salt and water will clean willow furniture. Salt in whitewash will make stick better. Wash the mica of the stove doors with salt and vinegar.

Brasswork can be kept beautifully bright by occasionally rubbing with salt and vinegar. Wm. Roth has opened a barber shop in Cain City, in the building one door north of Strong Bros. Hair dressing, shaving, etc. Shop open Saturday and Sunday.

1-tf. Best cabinet photos for $3.50 dozen at the Cain City Photograph Gullery. 7tf. A.11 parties knowing themselves indebted to the firm of Strong Bros. are requested to call and settle once.

8tf. I. STRONG. WANTED- -A blacksmith for general purposes. Warrant work secured.

3tf. M. C. CORRIGAN, Cain City. Buy your posts and wire at the Bluff City Lumber yard.

Posts, 10c, wire 44c. Plenty on hand both stock and hog wire. 5tf. Mrs. M.

C. Corrigan has been receiving new goods for the past few days and is now better prepared to do anything in the dressmaking or millinery line. 5tf. Read our offer. THE NEWS and the weekly edition of the Wichita Eagle both for $1.50 per year.

We offer the Cincinnati Inquirer and THE NEws one year for $1.95. Call and see sample copies. J. A. Strong, thanking his friends and patrons for their past patronage, would that he will open EXCLUSIVELY CASH SALE for the next sixty days.

Highest market price paid for produce. 8tf, When in want of anything in the line of millinery or dressmaking call MRS. M. C. CORRIGAN.

The Missouri Pacific will sell round trip tickets to Kanoplis, for G. A. R. reunion at Ellsworth, half price. Tickets on sale from Sept.

30 to Oct. 5, good to return unOct. 7. To the citizens of Cain City and farmers in the vicinity of Cain City. Do you want the convenience getting fresh meat when you want without going six or seven miles after it? If so will you make a statement of how much meat you will take every week and hand it to THE NEws office.

If we can see 8 sale of beeves a week we have a market that will open a meat market in Cain City and run a wagon on the road. So you can get your meat fresh and delivered at your door. it will not take much from every to get the market and wagon. for instance your family uses, 10 pounds per week and you agree to 6 pounds per week, that gives a margin of 4 pounds and then can easily take the 6 pounds and will be a great convenience to you. DIED -Sarah, wife of M.

C. Corrigan, at 2 A Saturday, Sept. 21st, of typhoid pneumonia. Mrs. Corrigan came to this country from Canada about ten years ago in company with her husband.

Was 32 of age at the time of her death. years She leaves a husband, one daughter and two sons, besides a host of friends to mourn her The funeral was held Sunday afternoon and loss, was largely attended. To ADVERTISERS. THE is one of the best advertising mediums in this part of Kansas, having a good circulation and good territory. Give it a trial.

In reference to the contamination well, soaking well or fitering toward through the earth- draws bottom. not the top. Farmers often say; "My well cannot be affected by my barn yard, etc, because the well is the highest;" that is, the ground at the well is the highest; never thinking that the bottom of the well is much lower, and that the draft will be toward that Farm- er. LYONS CLIPPINGS. From the Press.

Ed. Rheiner visited his parents over Sunday, and returned to Claflin Monday. The jury is about through with its work, and the rest of the term will be taken up with court cases. A. D.

Swisher has purchased the F. G. Sutton property in the west part of town. It is one of the best residence locations in the city. Mrs.

E. C. Thompson, who has been visiting Mr. Jeffries, near Cain City, took the train from Lyons Tuesday, for her home in Centerville Iowa. John McAnulty has sold over 200 and says he have over 300 bushbushels of apples in from his orchard els more.

He has made few barrels of cider, for which he found a ready market. Sheriff Stoddard took Havey Kizer to Leavenworth, last Thursday, where Harvey will spend next five years. The prisoner broke down at the lost moment and cried like baby. He said that he deserved two or thee years but five was too heavy. C.

C. Wolfe arrested Frank Kent Sunday for drunkenness and disurbance. In a little struggle Kent went through a glass in a store front and cut his shoulder to some extent. police Judge gave him Monday morning, which was promptly paid in. HOLYROOD ITEMS.

From The Enterprise. Dr. J. C. Beard of Cain City was in town on Business Tuesday afternoon It is arranged now so that there is preaching every Sunday in his Hollyrood, A glass ball shooting club organized in the Moeller neighborhood.

John Tullis of Lorraine, and his father from Iowa with ladies were over Monday afternoon looking over our beautiful little city. Mr C. Besthorn has the contract of putting up Fred Orth's new house. He is at present making the window and door frames here in town. A ten pound girl was born to Mr.

and Mrs. John Frederick of Alliance on Friday 13, 1889. Dr. MoDonald attending physician. Mr.

Jacob Ray Metamoria, Illinois arrived here Saturday evening. He has a farm a few miles west of Hollyrood, and intends building house on it this fall. Bert Stratman thrashed one theusand bushels of wheat last week, about third of his this years crop. His hard wheat made 42 bushels. per acre and his soft wheat 28 bushels.

Tom. Reynold had one foot badly smashed last Friday afternoon by the hand car running over it. This is a heavy blow on the family as Tom's wages were nearly the support of the family. Dr. Wallace is attending the case and reports it getting along as well as can be expected.

GENESEO ITEMS. From The Herald. The case against Myers and West has been dismissed. At the council meeting last night there was no, quorum. The suit J.

R. Bell against the Geneseo Town Company has been continued by consent. The father of R. E. Johnson, Mr.

J. H. Johnson, of Jackson, Ohio, is visiting with him here. Levi Hamilton's horse ran away, Tuesday and he was thrown. A broken leg is the result.

Steve Marts and W. E. Covert were looking after dramatic matters at the county seat Saturday. The general cleaning, up of our city is a move in right direction. The last kiln of ware burned at the Geneseo Pottery is the best yet turned out.

The kiln at Mr. Shenkel's pottery is now completed and ten thousand gallons of ware are being burned. Sir, Shenkel has taken great pains in the construction of this kiln masonery which has been done by F. H. Liscum Jand he confidently expects favorable results.

The neat steps on the south side of the Geneseo Bank building are the work of Joseph Walley. Mr. Walley has recently taken John Russell 88 a partner, and they expect soon to make several additions to the facilities of there already excellent carpenter shop. The large assemblage of people at the Methodist church last Friday was an eloquent testimonial of the respect in which Mrs. Sapp was held in this community.

The funeral sermon was delivered by the Rev. H. C. the Montgomery, who was assisted services by Rev, E. B.

Wells. The interment was at the Cemetery, and is the first made there. Friends and patrons of the Bluff City Lumber Company. I wish to announce that I will be absent from here for about five months from Oct. 1st, and all accounts and notes will in other hands.

I would be pleased if all that have notes and accounts with me will call and have the same settled as far as can. And further I will state that I expect a shipment of No. 1 yellow pine, dimension stuff and intend to keep a stock of that grade constantly on hand. And I expect to sell on only living figures. Come here when you want to buy and you will treated right.

7w2. L. E. VERMILLION. Lyons NOTICE.

Notice is hereby given that the copartnership heretofore existing between J. A. Strong and I. Strong, under the firm name of Strong is this day dissolved by mutual consent, I. Strong having sold his interest to his partner, J.

A. Strong. J. A. Strong will continue business at the old stand.

All accounts due said firm are now payable to I. Strong. 8w3. J. A.

STRONG, I. STRONG. Dated Cain City, Kansas, September 14, 1889. CAIN CITY MARKETS. DISSOLUTION NOTICE.

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else. I have opened up a Flour and Feed store in Cain City, and will sell Flour, Feed, Bran, Rye Chops, Corn and Oats, at the lowest living prices. Flour and Feed delivered to any part of the city. When in need of anything in my line give me a call. Satisfaction guaranteed.

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