Daily Register from Ulysses, Kansas • 4

Cigars and drugs at Athey Ror ick's. PUBLISHED EVERY MORNING. 30 Miles Disappear. Thirty miles of country is a big tiling to disappear, but this distance has been dropped out between Kansas City and Chicaeo. How it han- Arrival and Departure of Hails.

ArrtvtXrom Hartland, TiUleu and Shockey At, 12 dully e.xoept wvHUuy. pened is thus figured out: The Chi XenveTor HurlUncI, TlUlen undShoufcey-at 1 Jily except Huutfuy. Arrlv.lrom Voorhee. and Kioi. villa at dally except cago, santa fe Cahtomra Railway is-completed between Kansas Citv nday.

l.tuvt) for ZlonvtUe. Woodwdalo, Hucoton nd VorUw at I p. daily except ttaa- and Chicago, and the distance between the two cities is only 458 miles y. Arrlv from Dnrmot and Golden at 12 4ally xceptunduy. Leav for Golden and Dcrrnot at 1:30 tu.j -4jl1it erceot Kuuday.

measuring irom union Depot, Kan-sai City, to Dearborn Statioa, Ghi- Arriv from Utwuou Weduesdnys and Sat- cago. This is exactly thirty miles To -day's Programme. -7. in. Devotional 9:30 a.

m. Love Feast. 3100 p. m. Sermon.

7 130 m. Song and prayer. 8:15 p. m. Revival by the Rev.

Mr. Shawhan. The preaching services the morning and afternoon will be divided between Revs. Shawhan and Brink. Just what hour either would take hot being decided upon.

Hermann Cann, of Voorhees, has been appointed sheriff of Stevens county to succeed Cross on the recommendation of Attorney General Bradford and General Meyers, who, after familiarizing themselves thoroughly with the real situation concluded that Cann was a proper person to hold the office and discharge the duties. He is not an ally of either faction. Pursuant to call the Democratic fraternity of eastern Grant and western Haskell met at Conductor on the evening of July 28 for the purpose of less than by any of the old lines, so mrdayaat i'Jin. JLcavi for 1 name day at 1:30 p. m.

Arrlr from fcpurjeou on Friday at 12 in. Lavt for Spurgeou ou Nuine day at you have to travel thirty miles less, 9'm' Oxo. W.Eabp.F.M. your ireigm nas to be Hauled thirty miles less, and practically the Santa Fe has made thirty miles disappear. A few years at this rate and Kansas will be in New England.

43 CITY DIRECTORY. Mayor George W. Earp. Clark E. H.

Youngnian. Traaiurer 0. E. Wlekersham. MarHhal Hlieriuan Ferguson.

Councllmen GeorEeDoueberly. B. S. Flenv Vestibule Trains Chicago. LOOK HEBE This space is reserved for D.

C. SULLIVAN, The Old Pioneer of Grant county, who has the largest stock in the county. The Vestibule train is a new factor lag. M. UontUoro, 11.

U. Ainu, Edgar in western railroad transportation. It is claimed for these trains that on account of their being connected by cor.vrr officials. abarlff-H. M.

Bacon. Clark fi. A. Hwendvon. Comnilisioneri I.

F. lUudebujb, J. P. Jaurx, tt. iirouicr.

steel noocis an danger of telescoping in case of accident is removed, the train being practically one long car. It is certain the oscillation of the cars is greatly reduced, and it is SUNDAY, AUGUST 5, 1 8 88. organizing a Cleveland and Thur-man club. J. G.

Turner was chosen also certain that the vestibuU trains afford the greatest comfort yet known to travelers. The adootion of this chairman and J. M. Gilbert secretary. About twenty-five names were immediately enrolled.

Conductor Punch. The Greenbackers, Knights of La style of train by the Chicago, Santa Fe California railway between Kansas City and Chicago is a strong bid for the passenger traffic between the west and Chicago. This new road is in many particulars ahead of any of its older competitors, and will undoubtedly be the popular road to Chicago. 43tf Milk shake at Athey, Rorick's. bor, and all who are in sympathy with the labor movement, are invited to attend a meeting at the Opera House, in Ulysses, on Saturday next at 2 p.

m. The garnishment case of D. W. Elder vs. Lee S.

McNutt, Friday, before Justice Cover, of Howard township, was continued until Sept. 10, at 10 a. m. To-day will a great day at the F. PEARSON, Merchant Tailor, Western Hotel.

I'lyNies, Kan. Suits made to order. Cleaning and repairing. Ladies and gents pattern cut. Reasonable prices.

dw campmeeting. 1 he services win an have special interest and an enjoyable and profitable time is expected. Mr. Dyer and family moved to Oldest and Best Store in Ulysses. Ulysses last Saturday.

They will remain there through the winter. Stanton letyram. We prophecy that Methodism and church interests generally will receive a wonderful impetus during this meeting. 1 Repairs were made yesterday on the tabernacle and it is now in shape to stand a pretty heavy gale. Van Gilder, John Ingersoll and WARNER YOUNG, Ice Cream Parlor.

ICE-COLD LEMGHADE. JJL JJL Meals prepared on short order. Main Street aiid Central Ave. LOCAL HAPPENINGS. J.

II. Cover is in the city. Business reported lively yesterday. J. H.

Payne, of I.akin, is in town. Several cases of flux are reported. J. May, of Lawson, was in town yesterday. Charles Tracy leaves Monday for everywhere.

M. Jarvis, of foutheast Grant, was in town yesterday. Win. Carpenter, of east Grant, attended the meeting yesterday. K.

II. Chism and son, of Dermot, are in the city attending the c-mp-meeting. Jake Elliott and wife, of Cincinnati, are in town attending the camp-meeting. The artesian well at Sante Fe is down 1, 600 feet, and still going down J. A.

Trimble, J. W. Whiteside -md C. W. Vannoy, Golden, were in the city yesterday.

Richard Joyce and wife and Mr. Dabbert and wife, of Zionville, were in town yesterday. Thame Stuart and Ed. Towler, of Lawson, were among the myriad on our streets yesterday. J.

W. Haines, of northeast Grant, was in town yesterday and made a visit to the Register den. Wm. McNabb, B. M.

Logan, S. M. Gilmore and S. Mabin, of southeast Grant, were in the city yesterday. The picnic at Lawson occurs on the 15th of August instead of July, as stated in yesterday's Recister.

J. F. Vanvey and uncle, E. B. Underwood, two prosperous farmers of outhern Grant, were in town yesterday.

Six teams from Colorado passed through the city yesterday enroute for the counties east of this for seed wheat We are indebted to the secretary of the Western Inter-State Fair Association, at Lawrence, Kansas, for a copy of their premium list. "Oh, I ain't used to being squeezed that way!" was an exclamation that greeted our reporter's ear last evening, coming from a young miss who was entertaining her "best" on the doorstep. A trip into the country reveals the fact that, with a few exceptions, the crops are in excellent condition and promising an abundant yield. If we have a few more showers, the county will produce a yield this fall in excess of the consumption. D.

C. Sullivan's face wore a broad mile yesterday when a Recister representative met him, and inquiry elicited the fact that he had just returned from Hartland where he had goae meet his wife, who has just returned from Las Animas, where he has been on an extended visit to kcr mother. Dr. C. CORE-ih.

PHYSICIAN SURGEON, Offers his professional services to the people of Ulysses and vicinity. S- OFFICE A RESIDENCE. TJ ULYSSES, Marshall Collins, FOR Law Loans Insurance. J. T.

BcBILUUi, Ice Cream Parlors The Largest General Merchandise Store in Ulysses and Grant County consisting of Senegal Deportments and Filled with A FRESH STOCK, A Full Retinue of Clerks and all Goods Marked way down, some sell-at less than cost Mr. Gibson made a flying tiip to Garden City to-day. J. H. Payne, of Lakin, arriyed in this city yesterday to be one of our permanent citizens.

C. A. Jarvis, of southeast Grant, was a caller, yesterday. Milk shake at Athey Rorick's. Boys Wanted To sell the Daily Recister.

Milk shake at Athey Rorick's. Milk shake at Athey Rorick's. "Looks Well Enough." Ulysses Tribune. A new and worthy enterprise in this progressive city of Ulysses is the Daily Register, which made its appearance on the streets Wednesday morning. It is a five-column folio, all home print, devoted exclusively to local interests, and looks well enough to be published in a town that three years ago was a barren plain.

We cordially proffer the publishers, Messrs. Gill Cover, our best wishes. No Stevens Here. Zionville Sontlncl. What a wonderful change has come over our fair county since the temporary county seat has been settled.

Times are certainly and surely improving right along. Had the county seat war continued another year our county would no doubt have gone by the board. Thanks to the manliness of Andy Hoisington, we were spared another siege another year of suspense. While the fight continued we felt ourselves little more than temporary residents of the county, knowing only too well that we could not and would not locate permanently in a county when there would be no such thing as peace. Thank the Lord we have gone through the most of the battle and come forth unscathed.

We have many things to qe thankful for, and now, in our hour of success, wc desire to express our feelings. AND DEALER IN Tobacco and Cigars. MAIXSTKEET, ULYSSES. JOHN McNEELEY Has rented the south room of the Western Hotel and opened a We can accommodate you with goods of the best quality at little profit to us. Call and examine our immens stock wkrtktr jkw wik Vugr or not.

We defy competition. LAU I hava been in the business for 13 years and guarantee all work to give satisfaction..