The Chapman Star from Chapman, Kansas • 4

4 1 LBO A TIM E-TA BI.E. KANHA8 DIVISION I'NION 1'Af'l PIC. Chapman StatlonCoing aat. 9W uQ Dp Keal Estate and Loan Broker, Maud and Kittle Adams, of Abilene, aro visiting Muttie Corell. Harry Simmons pleased every one at the rink last Monday evening.

Mr. Scott Poor had about fifteen tons of hay destroyed by a prairie lire, on last Tuesday. More care should be taken by those burning corn-stalks, and other rubbish obtained by clearing up their fields. It is rumored that J. G.

W. has been found by a certain merchant on the south-side during the week, and that said m. spent a pleasant time and obtained some valuable information as regards the where-abouts of the others, Mr, W. T. Murdock.Mr.

and Mrs. Curtis, and Mrs. Scott, of SuUivan, Indiana, arrived in Chapman, last Monday morning In answer to A telegram relative to the sickness of Mr. Jacob Marts, has been in a dangerous condition for some time. If you wish to'place your farm lit the market, have your property Insured, rent your house, sell your town property, buy a farm, or borrow some money, place your business In my hands and It will receive prompt attention.

II. G. Bolks. Notice M. Henry Odle's business card, and ho takes pleasure in refering you to the following gentlemen for reference: John Erwin, John Isler, Peter Dowling and M.

Fancher. If you have any business in his line, give him a call. He has had experience, and understands his busiuesa. That slight cold you think so little of may prove the forerunner of a complaint that may be fatal. Avoid this re-sul by taking Ayer's Cherry Pectoral, Having just returned from the East, I am now prepared to place Loans on Dickinson County farms at the lowest nte obtainable in this county.

You will save money by calling on me before placing your loans elsewhere. Life and Fire Insurance, Abstracts of Title, Steamship Tickets. Harry Swift, Abilene. Harry Swift, CliApman. 103 Fast Kxpress.

13.53 p. 1(4 KaiwaH City Kxpress. p. in 122 Through Stock. 1W23 p.

vm freight. 7. a. Train going Weat. Ifll Denver KxpreaH.

8,32 p. 103 Kifasiw 'it Local. 6,29 a. in 123 Local Freight. 12.63 p.

in liot't not (top. J. II. Sphatt. Agent.

Locals, Notice Harry Swift's new ad. Itev. Wilson's child lt quite (tick. Iteail what II. (.

Holes hH8 to say. Hev. Scherer has moved to Milford. Mrs. McOauley has returned from the went.

Rend what II. Roe Bays about his goods. S. R. lloag is putting up a windmill at his livery barn.

-W. T. Jones has purchased the Win. Mitchell team for 300. Mr.

N. Fenstermaeher has moved into llobt. Wall's house. Mr. E.

Fancher took in Junction and Abilene on Monday. Thos. Begloy will start for Colorado and the wast, about the 10th. -Watch for J. A.

Whltehair's new delivery wagon. It is a daisy. Miss Lizzie Henderson, of Junction is visiting Mrs. J. E.

Snyder. Rev. Antrim came down from Sali-na on Wednesday evening's train. Mr. John Howe's little girl died on Thursday morning about 9 o'clock.

T. J. Foley has opened up a first-class, temperance billard hall at his old place. The nice weather is starting the wheat so that it looks much more promising. M.P.

Sanborn is building a new house for Mr. Anderson, living northeast of town. Mr. Frank Stearns is in the southern part of the state looking up a location tor a stock-ranch. Mr.

0. M. Jackman is having good success in the insurance business in the north part of the state. Mrs. Josiah Reed, has opened up her restaurant and will keep on hand everything in that line.

F. P. Lillie has a new soda-water generator, and will soon be ready to deal out that refreshing liquid. Mr. Wm.

Sheldon is rapidly improving under Dr. Gunn's treatment, and will soon be able to be about. The IT. P. Railroad Co.

is putting a fresh coat of paint on the depot, Windmill, water-tank, at this place. The Congregational social will meet at the Chapman Central, Friday evening of this week. Everyone is invited to attend. I. Knouff and J.

R. Wilson, two lightning-rod boys, called on Monday. They can corral more lightning than any one. Mr. Win.

Mitchell and wife will spend a few months in Cowley county visiting friends, and enjoying a general vacation. Mrs. Wilson and daughter, who are at Mrs. W. T.

Jones', will return to their me in Anderson county, the last of the week. The II. E. social will meet at Rev. Wilson's on Tuesday evening.

Every one is cordially invited to attend, and will be made welcome. J. C. Sparks, and E. E.

Sparks, are doing the paint work on John Taylor's new residence. This is one of the liuest buildings in the county. J.W. Hart, editor of the Abilene Chronicle, ailed to see us last- week. Mr.

Hart is running a splendid paper, and deserves the good support he is receiving. Mr. J. W. Bowman has been erecting a tower upon J.

S. Ilollinger's house. Mr. Ilolliuger is contemplating the erection of an elegant new brick or stone residence in the ne.rr future. Mr.

J. E. Martin and his folks moved to Chapman on Monday, of this week Mr. Martin, operates a tirst-class bank and is doing a good business. Our people are all glad he has located permanently with us.

A caucus for the nomination of candidates to be elected to lill the city offices, will be held in he north-side skating rink, on Friday evening, April 3rd. Every voter should be present. Don't forget the time. On Wednesday afternoon there came very near being a big blaze. Some naner.

in the rear end of the printing office was discovered to be on tire, but was soon extinguished. Spontaneous combustion, caused it. Mr. and Mrs. F.

C. Yerkes entertained a large number of their friends at their home on Tuesday evening. Among those present were. Mr. and Mrs.

Dr. T. X. Gunn, Dr. and Mrs.

J. Colley, 'Mr. and Mrs. F. B.

Lillie, Mr. and Mrs, Russel, Mr. and Mrs. Correl, Mrs. J.

A. Antrim, Mrs. J. C. Sparks, Mr.

and Mrs. Bowman, Mr. and Mrs. Rev. F.

Scherer Mr. and Mrs. Geo. Scherer, Mrs. Odle, Mrs.

W. II. Roe and daughter Mabel, and Mrs. J. C.

Scott. Everything pass ed harmoniously and pleasantly. mm the best of known remedies for colds, coughs, catarrhs, bronchitis, incipient consumption, and all other throat and lung diseases. Sold by F. B.

Lillie Co. While Mr. J. C. Scott was driving some fat hogs to the stock yards one evening during the week, he ran into a barbed wire fence making a Bevere wound in his shoulder and damaging his clothing considerable.

It is not very safe to chase hogs after dark. Mr. Scott pays good prices for hogs and cattle, and is doing a splendid business. D. W.

Naill has made an excellent mayor, and we believe if he will con sent to be a candidate, he will receive an almost unanimous vote. He is conversant with all the business relative to the office, and possesses that push, energy and executive ability so requisite for a successful administration of the affairs of the city. "How are we ever going to get through our spring and summer's work? We are all run down, tired out before it beT gins. So say many a tanner lanniy. We answer, go to your druggist a-d pay five dollars for six bottles of Ayer's Sarsaparilla.

This is just the medicine you need, and will pay compound in terest on the investment. Sold by F. B. Lillie Co. The following is a list of letters remaining uncalled for in the Chapman postollice.

for the month ending March 31st: Branson. Martin 'Brown, Geo Baumgartner. Cal Brown, Courtney, Miss Ida ('oilier, John anno w. neo wie yien, Airs, Gross, Frank Gallagher, Miss Harris, Miss Hazzenal, Geo Koft'eler, John Miller, Miss Ellen l'nrsell, Hoot, Horan Smith, ('has Stambaugh, Woods, Miss A Walk Mrs Whalon, Edward (2) Notice of AttaeliniRiit. W.

II. Roe, Ed. Stanley, (ieo. Snyder, Before Geo. Talbot, a Justice of the Peace of Noble B.

Banning, Plaintiffs, vs. Township, in Dickinson Countv, State J. G. Warnock, of Kansas. Defendant.

Said, defendant is hereby notified that on the 25th day of March, 1885, an order of attachment, lor the sum ot one hundred and twenty-one dollars and thirty cents, ($121.10 was issued by the above named justice or the peace. against his goods in the above entitled action; and that said cause will lie heard on the thirtieth day of April, lass, at ten ciock, a. m. W. II.

Hoe, Ed. Stanley, Geo. Snydek, AV.B. Banning, Plaintiffs. Attest Geo.

A. Talbot, J. P. CHAPMAN MARKETS. Wheat, No.

1 Soft 60 2 55 2 Red Winter ...50 3 Rejected 30 corn 23 Rye 35 Oats ...20 Potatoes Eggs, 12 BUTTER IZh Hogs, 3.754.01. Cattle 3.00 5.00 Jfew Bakery. I have opened up, one door north of the Banner Corner, a first-class bakery and restaurant I have fitted up an ov en and am prepared to furnish fresh bread every day. I will furnish lunches and meals on short notice, and keep on hand a full line of cigars, pies, cakes, eta, and everything usually kept in a first-class restaurant Respectfully. W.ILLevi.

For Rul Plymouth Rock Eggs and Pekin Duck Es. 41-tf Rob't McMillen. Special Kot ec. We will do all kinds of hauling and draying in and about Chapman at cheaper rates than anyone else, in the business. Foley and Ryan.

Don I Forget. Richard Sparks will open up one of the finest ice cream parlors in Dickinson County, as soon as the season opens. For Kale. I have a good No. 0 Victor cane mill, weighing 2,000 with all the sorghum apparatus, consisting of three copper bottom pans, new model fire tram 25 feet long, 2 tanks and pipes, 1 cooler with five compartments, furnace with grates, doors and every thing nearlj new and complete.

Also 25 new syrup barreis for sale cheap, apply to Harry Swift Real Estate Agent, We call your attention this week to the following seasonable goods: Easter Egg Dyes, Croquet Sets, Flower Pots, Marbles, Stationery, GARDEN SEEDS, Alabastme, Kalsomihe, Whitewash Brushes, Pocket Knives, Candies, Cigars and Tobacco. We have the most complete stock of Mixed Paints, White Lead, Boiled and Raw Oil, Dry Paints, MACHINE OILS, Varnishes, Paint Brushes, Window Glass, Putty to be found in Chapman and we invite you to inspect our stock before purchasing elswhere. We will duplicate Junction City or Abilene prices on any goods in our line, and in many cases we can and will discount them. We will take Eggs and first-class Butter in exchange for Garden Seeds at market prices. Respectfully vour friends, F.

B. Lillie Co. N. B. Headlight Coal Oil always in stock.

If you want Early Rose Seed Potatoes, call on Whitehair Bro's. A limited auantitv of Butter and Eggs taken in exchange for Garden Seeds at F. B. Lillie Co's. We have iust received a new stock of Hats of the Latest Styles.

Remember, we mean business and will keen our eutire stock of Hats and Caps, Boots and Shoes, and Gent urnishuig Goods, brocenes, Queensware, up with the times. Whitehair Bro's. 41-tf to whnt the Pioneer" Hardware Huuue Snys. We enme early and will stay late. We are heudq uarters for Builders' Hardware.

A full supply of bteel Nails always on hand. Try them, they are the best, consequently the Cheapest. Barb-Wire, best quality at bed-rock prices. A full line of the celebrated Silver Deming Deep and Drive Well Pumps. Wooden Pumps for cistern and drive wells.

Remember, we put down drive wells on short notice and guarantee satisfaction. Our Cook Stoves and Ranges are warranted to give satisfaction. The Jewel Vapor Stove just "takes the cake." Remember that we are prepared to do all kinds of Tin-Roofing, Guttering, etc. Galvanized Well Tubing, Water Pipes all sizes. We mean business.

Drop W. H. Roe. Grand Masquerade South Side Rink on Sat. evening, April 4th.

Everybody mask and prepare for one of the grandest Social Events ever witnessed in Chapman. Admission for Gentlemen, Ladies, free. Skates, 15cts. Don't miss the opportunity. Everybody invited.

No bad order allowed. J. H. Spbatt, Manager. To the Peoplel The undersigned having procured the Begley billiard and pool outfit, and added the same to his own, will now open one of the neatest and best Billiard Halls in the county.

Everything conducted on strictly temperance principles, and good order will always be maintained. The hall has just been newly papered and kalsomined and will be made comfortable for all who patronize. T. J. Foley.

Meals, Lunch And Hot Coffee at all hours at Mrs. Reed's Restaurant. pUF CT, pO LUyMN A full line of Humphrey's Homeopathic and Veterinary Specifics at B. Lillie s. Drive rigM up to Naill's and unload your wheat and corn-.

41b for 25 cents at Lillie Go's. D. W. Naill Co. pay the best price for hogs, wheat, or corn.

Drive right in. Whitehair Bro's. the place to obtain the finest green apples in town. We have just received a fine stock of Ladies' and Children's Shoes. Come and examine them.

White- hair Bro's. Alabastine and Kulsomine at F. B. Lillie Go's. Now is the time to clean and beautify your homes.

It is inducive of health. 41-tf If you wish to insure your houses or your property, deal with J. H. Brady, at Abilene, Ivan. Don't forget that we alwavs keep on hand, a tirst-class line of Cigars, Tobacco and Confectionery.

hite- hair Bro's I have a few thousand dollars to loan. If you are in need of money, give, me a call. H. G. Boles.

Any one having a farm to sell; any one wishing to purchase a farm any one desiring to borrow money, can do no better than deal with J. H. Brady at Abilene. Don't forget, farmers and others wishing to have your teams put up and fed you can get cheaper rates at the north side stable. 39-tf Foley Ryan, Prop's.

We have just received an elegant line of ready made Clothing, consisting of all the latest styles. We can not fail to give you perfect fit, as our stock is comfdete. Whitehair Bro's. We have the finest line of Cigars in the market. Have you ever smoked one of our "Violetta" Cigars? If not, you have missed an elegant treat.

Come and try one of theni. Whitehair Biro's, Owners of Stallions wishing to make stands in Chapman, during the coming season 'will find Foley, and Ryan's north side stable a splendid location, and low rates for feed may be had. Ladies are invited to inspect our line of fine Kid Shoes. Geo. Snyder.

The Pioneer Insurance Agency, F. B. LILLIE Represents the old reliable OF HARTBORD AND THE PHOIX OF BROOKLYN. AH wanting safe, reliable Insurance, will do well to call at his office at the Drug and Book Store opposite the Postoffice. NORTH SIDE Feed, Sale and Livery STABLE.

We have for sale a number of splendid work horses and a good Span of Mules, which we will sell at a bargain. Egg-Corn, Oats and all kinds of feed constantly on hand to sell at retail or in bulk. Foley Ryan..