Cain City News from Cain City, Kansas • 1

11 113 Number 16. Vol 3. Cain City, Rice County, Kansas, November 15, 1889. fl 11 MM 111 I uu RAYMOND JOTTINGS Subscribe for News 00 per year in THE CAIN CITY NEWS HOW TO advance. Mrs Jones returned to this place on Wed From Our Regular CorreBtonitciit.

Raymond, November 12, 1889 And still it rains. nesday evening. PUBLISHED FRIDAYS AT Cain City, Rice Kan F. G. CUYKENDALL, Editer.

Cain City Post Office OFFICE HOURS Open week days from 8 A.M. till Open Sunday from ll.A.M till l.P.M. Money Orders and Postal Notes issued on ail Money Order office in the United States E.F.BACON, P.M. G. A.Apnell was in Lyons on Wednes Mrs Graham, east of town is quite sick MP BUY GOOD GOODS day.

with malarial fever, Johnnie Heal and 11. F. Bacon were in Bible day will be observed at the Baptist Holyrood Wednesday. Terms of Subscription, per year $1 00 When not paid in Advance 1 25 Advertising Rates made known on appli house next Sunday evening. Will Chatten moved the remainder of Tue crops of btanton county, has.

are cation. Payments due monthly. his household goods to Claflin, Monday last- a complete failure and the people are in Farmers are busy picking corn, when want. Entered at the at Cain CUij, the weather is such, that it will allow of it, A STANDING OFFER When you see prices quoted in the papers, bring the papers to AM MARSHALL .4 CO. Tup street car driver of Wichita are now Kansas, for tranmitimiion through the Raymond is booh to have a new station TIME TABLE MISSOURI PACIFIC RAILWAY The trains on the Missouri Pacific Railway leave Cain City as follows WEST.

Xo. 217, 7:07, p. m. No. 201, p.m mails.

on a strike. Between the jointists and the street car drivers the city of Wichita must agent. It is best to have a change once in present a lively scene. a while. The Ladies of the M.

12. church give LOCALS. There will be a masked ball and oyster supper Thanksgiving evening. Full par supper in the G. hall next Saturday night.

The proceeds to go on the ministers Mo. 219, through freight 1 :83 p.m. EAST Wanted A few bushels of potatoes. ticulars next week. Also a Turkey shoot salary.

Inquire at this office. ing and rafne during the day. No, 205, 6:43, a-m. No. 218, 10:22, a.m, A number of Cain City gentlemen passed through here Friday last en-route for the And they will discount every price quoted.

We are here to stay, and our goods are as good as any one's and we know they are bought as low as the lowest, REMEMBER We will allow no House in the County to undersell us, even if we sell for 50 per cent. of the first cost, WE MEAN IT AND DOI'T YOU FORGET IT FOE A MINUTE. Joseph Howard is spending the week The News and the American Farmer, No. fa-eight 4:55, p.ra in Dorrence on business. Nos.

217 snd 220 aru local freights and salt marsh in search of game. They re both one year for one dollar. This offer is extended to December 1st, So subscribe for The News now and get the Farmer turned Monday, and a sorry looking outfit Nog. 201 and 202 are passengers. We now ha ve trio here and they practice nearly every day at the depot.

They tri indeed. Among tue party were, J. A 1 hrough freight does not carry passen- free. Strong, E.F.Bacon, John Heel, a merchant tfi-rs Tickets sold to all points east or west. so hard to sing.

The Republicans elected their county T.M. TIIROP, Agent. the post-master- ex-post-master, constable Justice of the peace and others. On their Tiie masquerade at Uartin to-night is ticket in Ellsworth county, with the excep bound to be a success. Let all the dancers iiUi return they stopped at Mrs.

Mil, IST attend and mask. tion of register of deeds, to which place M. W. Santry, the present incumbent was METHODIST EPISCOPAL CHURCA this place, and spent a few hours pleasently corner of Jefferies and Bacon streets We received the official vote of Rice Mr. Stronir treated the party to some fine chosen.

iVeiit'hiiiir firKt and second Sundav of each County. For which the Republican will music accompanied by the piano. ot Atlanta, has a paper house. No month at 3:30 o'clock. Rev.

A. llestwood pastor. Sunday School at 2:30 every Sun accept our thanks. havinc another wagon with them to day. Jtui lurner, oupenntenaant.

were obliged to wood brick or iron is used about the building. It is a neat little store painted1 Bky Mr. and Mrs. Wm. Godfrey, and carry their game, tney leave it be behind.

Miss Mamie Finnan, went to Hoisiiigton blue, and was erected by a The rafters, the roof and flooring are all RKVERA. CATHOLIC CHURCH, on Bacon street last Sunday evening to visit friends. north of railroad, rreachinir every alter On Wednesday, Nov, 27, the school nate Sunday at 10 o'clock, a. m. Father made of thick compressed paper boards imperious to water and as durable as wood.

OFFICAL VOTE OF RICE COUNTY omeriek, pastor. will give an exhibition under the direction of Prof. VcrmilH-ea. All invited to at J. A.

STRONG The house cannot catch on fire as easily as a wooden building because the surface of For Senator 3Gth Dist. tend. DR. J. C.

BEARD, the paper is smooth and hard. S. J. Smith 1576 778 Joshua Good 798 The Republican' central committee nieets Fyhsician and Surgeon. Calls promptly Do you want to make some friend a Cnrk4 For Judge 20th Dist.

to-morrow at Lyons for the purpose of paying bills contracted during the recent cam Continue to Lead in Low Good Goods, attended to. Office at City Drug1 Store. mas present that will be appreciated as John W. Rose, 1107 J. II.

Bailey, Ind 1257 150 i'AIN CITY, KAN. and Honest Prices. paign. much as a piaho, diamond ring, horse, ec. If so just look at the premiums that ox.

For Treasurer. A Salina attorney was in our towri on agent will show you when he comes your Monday. He expressed himself as pleased way, just thirik. He will haVe Du-Kph's CITY HOTEL J. C.

Seaward, 1509 634 Jesse Root, Peo 830 John Motterj Pro 45 FAIR TREATMENT. 1 complete works i5 volumes, neatly bound with our town and thought it had a fine future ahead Of it. and in a neat Case. Now you say. There For Sheriff Corner Main street and Trump Avenue, The young people of the M.

Come where you can get Dry Goods, Groceries, and supplies of ull kinds i AW is no use talking1 any sudi thing' as that to me as it costs to much. Biit there is Rates per day. will give a box festival at the E. church church on Everyone S. Stoddard.

1409 427 L. If. Cossler, Peo 830 J. G. Monroe Pro 42, brau r-f stock of just whee we catch fori.

This is our price Saturday evening, Nov. 3rd. Refitted and Refurnished in First-Class order. Good Livery and Feed Barn in cordially invited to attend. ind it will almost take your breath away For Register.

connection. We have jwrt received a fine lot of sam to hear it. We will give the' 15 volumes of Dickens works atifl tiie Cain1 City News A. L. McMlllian, 1519 C39 F.

C. Keys, Peo 829 G. W. Folsom, Pro 51 ples of wedding stationery, ruled paper JOSEPH one year' for the sum of $2,25 ill advance Meo Clotliii HOWARD, and envelopes. When in need of anything in this line give us a call.

Or if preft'red we will give Walter Scotts EROPRIETOR. For County Clerk. complete works in 12 volume's and the Wm. Roth ha opened a barber shop" in News one year for the1 same price. Or both W.

M. Lasley, 1500 C13 A. J. Kibby, Peo 836 G.W.Gray, Pro 51 Cain in his building one door south complete sets and The News orie year for A pne line of Boots and Shoes, full line and finest quality. We citnriot be uridersol i ITY DRUGSTORE 84,00..

Watch and wait for oifr' agent. for cash. We always have and always will take of Hews office. Hair dressing, shaving, etcr' Shop open Saturday and Sunday. For Surveyor.

What Prof. the weather prophet We have a first-class line of Jesse Brown, 1455 534 Wm.Lowrey, 921 The Little River Monitor changes pro predict of the weather. He saysj For Coroner. 'All will remember the terrible storm DRUGS, PAINTS AND OILS, prietors this week. The editorial punster of Rice county retires and Mr.

Greenbank takes the hnlm. Still the world moves which swept over the, country ort the 6th of A. Hoyt, 1424 487 G. W. Potter, 937 Stationery and Cigars.

January, 1886, which lasted for several days with the mercury at Topeka about For Commissioner 3d Dist. Do you want a farm, or home, terrtory Giye us a call when in need of anything in Atthe Highest Market Srice J. STRONG- twenty-eight degrees below zero. The cold Lawrence Burke, 511 156 James Hendersoii, 355 on a patent, horse, cattle, store building and stock, woolen mill or a barber shop etc wave extended to Florida and Milled many Our line'. Prescriptions tarefully compounded.

Total vote 2,409. orange trees. Many people are deceived if so you well to address the News Real Es J. F. EVANS, Prop.

tate Agency Cain City, Kan. by the present warm weather arid think it will continue through the fall as it did last ROLL OF HONOR There will be a meeting to-night at the The folllowing are the names of the school house for the purpose of organizing a lyceum here. This is a good object and HOTO GRAPHS pupils bf the Cain City public school who year; but is only a "weather breeder," and will soon end in storms, to be followed by cold weather a little, jeing siniilar to the case in January, 1886. While it will not be as i-old in November of this year as it was in January, 1886, yet November should' be helped alortg by every means in have not been absent during week ending our power. Let everybody take hold and Nov.

8: First-class Photographs taken at the Cain help' it along. All Subscriptions nttt paio on or before City Photograph Gallery t)o you know that the best will produce more raw and cold weather than is usual for this latitude for that month People Cannot be too diligent in ifetting ready for it," will be charged at the rate ofl.25 per. year. Those paid before that date will be at the rate of $1.00 per year and the As cheap as the cheapest, Children's American Farmer given' you one year FREE. GENT'S FIlSIIl KANSAS THANKSGIVING PROCLAM-, ATION pictures speciality.

Call and see us. Helen Sexton. MEAT MARKET. The hunting party that went to the Salt Marsh last week cut their hunt short and James Beall. EvaBeall.

Maude Beall. Roger Cain. A guess Cain, Earl Beard. Bertha Beard, Simon Clair. Agness Clair.

Newton Howard. Johnny Howard. Benny Howard. Bessie Howard. Belle Howard.

Harry Kerr. Rueben Kerr. Ethel Kerr. Charlie Lewis. Clark Lewis, Elmer Lewis.

ToPEkA, Nov. 11. Gov. Humphery to-day issued a proclamation declaring returned home Monday in disgust. The game was plenty but to get within shoot Tuesday; November 28, Thanksgiving day; ing distance was the trouble.

It is need I will be in Cain City and, vicinity on Wednesdays, Thursdays and, Saturdays with fresh Remember the days less to add that although the ambulance CAIN CITY SCHOOL'. In the market can be bought of Carinoil Dupree, of Clafliii, and that we have the latest and finest styles of Suits, Overcoats, that can be bought, and cheap to. We have a full line of Boots and Shoes; Ladies Dress Goods, Etc. We also have a large stock of ffnd get your meats rresn. might have come in bandy; fhe dray was not needed.

JOB ZAMRZLA. Purtilttht to a very cordial tod urgent If our subscribers who have already- done So, would bring in or send in their invitation we called on Prof. Vermilyea and Cairl school. We could not heljy noticing whitt beautiful site had been selected We entered a hall large enough to accom MING subscription it would be a great help to us and at the same time save themselves 25 cents, as all subscriptions running unpaid to' do all kinds of repairing odate 200 pupils. Going in his rdoni we noticed the wall appropriately decorated after Nov.

22, 1889 will' be charged at the rate of .25 per year. in tat-class HORSE SHOEING CANNON DUPREE, with pictures and motoes which hiade the room look quite cheerful. We nest noticed 50 pupils busy at work vicing with each me aance last rncray evening was a Robert Smith," Nellie Smith. Elden Smith. George Trump.

Nora Trump. Grade Bacon. Average attendance for week ending November is 37 4-5. W.B. Vermilya.

Teacher. great sudcess. We are getting back the rcpuUitiori that used to belong here two fionc'iri a first-clans', workmanlike manner other on the road to fame, he inform ed us he was Expecting ten or fifteen niore soonj years ago in this matter. The dances are CLAFLIN, KANSAS. conducted in a first-class manner and are We were very highly by the S.rtisf action guaranteed, Call arid see me and satisfy yourself.

Stephen Lewis. really enjoyable affairs. The next on the programme here is a Masque Ball, the date of which has not been decided oa as a class's recitation, Prpf. began enumerating his school apartuses 1st a beautiful set 6f fdiir maps mounted oil rollers and yet. were firrangfld so as to.be closed tip in a FRED I10IJL BLUFF CITY LUMBER CO, A real estate agency has been established beutiful base hi about 3 eeeottds Webxters Uhabt'igfid Diictioiwry mA a Tellurium in Cain Cjfy and it will handle all kind of wh'-jh would it! us( fate and iri'akij ni'molel propety lett in its hands with dispatch and safety to.

owners. Give it trial. Address and fjlaih tlio nnd reWutioiis The Motion Route it The Velvet Vestibuled link in tho chain of Tourist travel between the NorthweBt and the Southern winter cities via Chicago, Indianapolis and Cincinnati, or Louisville. For particulars write to any agent of the Monon ftoute or James Barker, G. P.

Chicago, 111. Best cabinet photos for $3.50, per dozen at the Caia City Photograph Gallery. Give them a -call. 7t. of the plHnqU to Lie Kiuullrjt ffiilcl.

Next Dealers Sri The News Real Estate Agency. BUILDER. was feftflwg Chs-rt for beginners which we The Fourth' Annual Meeting'of the Cen tral Kansas Teacher's Association will be held at McPherson, Nov. 28 and 29, .1889. thinjMery pfactiable besides these Prof, showed Us school currency relief ma'pa made of clay which ve ry illustrates the different conl Life Li ii 1ft He next showe 1 is up sfeiis and a room GAIM GITY, KAN.

Subscribe for The railroads have agreed to make reduced rates, 1 fare for round trip, on the certificate plan. Among the speakers will be Dr. Leo M. Woodruff, of Michigan: Hon. just like the firfc hieh he for class drills bSlistheniai -Oh leaving we Sash, Pwi, Bliti'b, Ftc.

Office yards, North of ft. RV, St. were ibvifcd back snd informed that he Geo. W. Winans, State i tipcrintendem of Public Instni'-tion; and Itev.

I), A. Sweis- otild very l'reiufnt viritorn from Buy your posts and wire at the Bluff City Lumber yard. Posts, 10 cents, wire i4 cents. Plenty on hand both stock and hog wire. Tho tntii photos, tha lowest prirei and the best, ratrsfsction at the Cain City Pho-irrph GSkfiwy.

if, ron, President of Bethany College, LinaV liuKfa. Tii UetliMiy Gjchtitra of fhe fSI. 00 ferptv itli dut i nar hiowdik. We have msi 'r mbil. Ihf.l thv trno.of our sch-''ii Uduid be ad ttutt good tlwroi'fh Vorkw4i hejr.g'tf..

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