Hope Dispatch from Hope, Kansas • 3

FOR GOOD LITTLE GIRLS. HOPE HAPPENINGS. Tho Line selected by the U. 8. CoVt SMTJEL SIEGEIST, SC0UTEN ALBRIGHT, to carry tne Fast Mall.

Blankets and comforts, very cheap Bradshaw has a nice line of Breth ren hats. at Lynn 1 Aiilwn. PIT sizes at the Badger Glass of all Lumber Yard. HOPE DISPATCH, irOl'E. KANSAS, OCTOBER 15.

MISSOURI PACIFIC TIME CARD. 1 GOIHO XAST. Passenger a. m. Freight 8:56 a.

m. GOIKQ WIST. rutenger 8:17 r. Freight 8:28 a. k.

Fresh grapes at the City Bakery. Nice line of Wool Blankets cheap, Loan AND BUILDER. J-JCinCL for Koch Bros. Co. are agents at nope store.

Monitor and lloladay wmu-Muia. Estimates, Plans and all Materials Furnished when Desired. First-class Work Chas. Kemp, of Junction, while in Mixed i paints, standard brands, for sale at the i uaager number xaru. and Fair Prices.

Shop Work and Repairing Done Promptly. Shop opposite Sawyer Lumber Hope, Kansas. mi Hope the first of the week, had his name placed on our subscription-list, ne thinks of locating here. Koch Bros. Co.

handle the cele ABILENE AND HOPE U. S. MAIL And Insurance Agents. OF INTEREST TO Call at the nope store, old Metcalf brated Rushford wagons. Go and see them and you will be convinced that they are he best wagons in the market.

The Badger Lumber Yard is the AND-HACK LINE. I.Te "Abilene Mondays, Wednesdays and Fridays, arriving at Hope at noon the same ftetornlng, leaves Hope at 8 a. m. the following day. Fare 91.00; round trip, $1.75.

onnncta at Hope with the Hone and Marion building, and examine a nice line of goods at cheap prices. place to buy hard and soft coal. Headquarters is the place to buy FARMERS B.OOO MILK IM TUf kitcu Itch, Prairie Mange, and Scratches goods cheap, and don't you forget it. Center Hack lane: also proprieter of the line from Abilene to Durham Park via. Banner of every kind cured 30 minutes by Only about eighty shares yet to be Woolford's Sanitary Lotion.

This never fails. Sold by I. C. Grovier Co. Hope.

taken in the Building and Loan Association to make the full series of 500 shares full. The sooner the remaining I Wish to Bay To The Farmers and others, that I now have my Mill in operation, and am ready to WE ARB HERB! City and Carlton. Fare by this line 1 .50. J. W.

KOSER. GO TO Miss'T. Caldwell For a Fashionable few are taken the better for all parties supply the tiade with corn meal and chop feed. I will charge 5 cents per bushel concerned. for grinding corn brought in on the cob, and 4 cents for grinding.

Call at Headquarters for sugars I will keep chop feed for sale at the very lowest prices. Bring your corn to the new mill, south of track, near the depot, Hope, Kansas. HERE AND THERE. Our store is jammed, rammed and crammed full of winter goods, and will be sold at hard-pan prices. Lynn Co.

Fresh bread daily at Magathan's City Bakery. Eld. J. B. Shirk went to Dickinson county yesterday to claim the hand in and coffees.

With Eleqant Throvqh Trains containing Pullman 5 Palace Sleaaina. Dinlnt and Chair Cars.bateea the following aramlaent elifes without ckanaei CHiCACO, PEORIA, ST. LOUIS, KANSAS CITY. DENVER, OMAHA, ST. JOSEPH, QUINCY, BURLINGTON, HANNIBAL KEOKUK, DES MOINES, ROCK ISLAND, LINCOLN, COUNCIL BLUFFS, ATCHISON, TOPEKA, LEAVENWORTH, SIOUX CITY.

ST. PAUL, MINNEAPOLIS. Over 400 Elegants Equipped Pattenger Trataa running da ly over this aertect syttem, pasting Into and through the important Cities an4 Towns in the great States of ILLINOIS, IOWA, MISSOURI, KANSAS, NEBRASKA, COLORADO; MINNESOTA. Connecting In Union Depots for all points In thg States ana Territories. EAST.WEST.

north. south. Over one hundred railroad graders, Bonnet or Hat. xJ. M.

GHRISTY. with their teams, are camped here. What they are up to, or what railroad company sent them, no fellow can find at Good Eisen- North Window hower's store. out. marriage of Miss Lizzie Trostle, daugh- "With a great Marked-Down Sale of Clothing.

seen our new Tea at 10 cents a pound at Head ter of Mr. J. D. Trostle.of that county, have you They are Following is a partial list of some just the thing Ladies, head-gear you want. quarters.

Mr. Shirk is a good man, and has a Lynn Co. of our goods The non. John A. Anderson, against comfortable new farm home ready for his bride.

May health and happiness whose private character naught can be WRECK ON THE S. W. said, delivered a very able address at the fair grounds in this city last Thursday afternoon before an assembly of attend them. Marion Record. See the fine apples and cabbage at the City Bakery.

An Engine and Tender Thrown from the Id Cits, Overalls, 10 j6S i. Track at Banner City. not less than twenty -five hundred people. Now that material can be had, let side-walks, as ordered by the council. In Which O.

F. Moore, the Roadmaster, Ealph Vance, while operating a light be laid to the depot. No matter where you are going, purchase your ticket ROUTE" Dally Trains via this Line between KANSAS CITY, LEAVENWORTH. ATCHISON. ST.

JOSEPH and DEI MOINES. COUNCIL BLUFFS. OMAHA. SIOUX CITY. ST.

PAUL and MINNEAPOLIS. KANSAS CITY. ATCHISON, ST. JOSEPH iM QUINCY. HANNIBAL and CHICAGO, Without Chawgo.

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Everything new, neat and fresh at the City Bakery. ning job press in this office Monday, found himself the possessor of a badly mashed finger, which kept him from work several days. The Methodist ladies did splendidly with their tables on the fair grounds Canned fruits of every kind at At about 9:30 yesterday morning, as ConductorTibbitt's passenger train was gliding along eastward, just fifty yards west of Banner City, the engine jumped the track, and running some three rods on the ties, the front end fell In fact, the ladies make a success of Headquarters. almost everything they undertake Messrs. Brown did the car Contract Painter, S.

Campbell will meet with the sing ers of Hope at the M. E. Church over in the ditch, while the tender still penter work on our new oflice building, and we will add that the work, as well as the in everyway sat HOPE KANS. Jeans pants $1.00 Cotton pants and blouses each 60 Good gents' and ladies handkerchiefs. 5 Vests from 50 cents to 2.00 Collars per box 10 All silk handkerchiefs 70 Laundried shirts 75 cents to 1.00 Nice linnen cuffs 20 Boys suspenders as low as 10 Mens' suspenders at.

25 Gents neck ties worth $1.00 for 50 Gloves and mittens, hats, caps and suits, for boys and men at remained attached to the baggage car, Thursday evening, October 21, to organize a singing class. Let as many as isfactory. the passenger coach having become un- coupled just as the engine left the rail. can attend House Painting Ask to see those Dr. Warner Cor- The nerald, from the veiy first, has The engine was the ill-fated No.

1, line and nealth Model Molded Corsets, And Graining MADE A SPECIALTY. at the Hope store. laoored iaitntuiiy to make our tair a success. It was a success and a grand one, and we give the Herald much which has been in every wreck that has occurred on this road, as well as one last winter near Skiddy. At the time of the accident there were on the James Gleason finds himself the pro "All work guaranteed to give sat credit for its efforts, with the assist isfaction.

prietor of twin boys, born Wednesday morning, and this oflice will contribute engine. Engineer Lawson, Fireman ance of others, in bringing about such J. H. LEEDY, Scott and Boadmaster D. F.

Moore, happy results. its part toward the purchase of a cradle. Headquarters is still leading the ARCHITECT The engineer and fireman by some means escaped unhurt, but poor Moore was caught under one corner of the cab, We belong to the churcn of pure goods and low prices, and our religion is Do unto others as you would wish trade. At AND SUPERINTENDENT, Jay Gould and his son George passed forced into the mud, and was held there until released a few minutes Lower Figures to be done by." City Drug Store through our city Wednesday morning, Council Grove, Kansas. later a corpse.

In the fall his neck westward bound. Of course we were J. A. Metcalfe has a splendid little was broken, and while pinned to the Will make plans and specifications and superintend work. Orders solicited.

9-3m. mare he offers for sale telegraphed to meet them at the depot, but could not find time to go. earth was scalded to death bythees caping steam. He leaves a wife, daugh Honey, and jellies of every kind at J. SCHMITT, Some as fine horses, cattle and hogs as can be found in any state in the Union were on exhibition last week at ter and married son in Salina.

The Headquarters. remains were conveyed to the home of You can buy a Lady's Ulsterette or our fair. Dickinson county against Merchant Tailor, jut. uiuext, in uity, wnere mey the world for fine stock. awaited the arrival of friends from Plaid Cloth Circular, with satin lined hoed, at prices that will astonish you, at the Hope New Store.

KANS. HOPE, The best salt is sold by Lynn Co Salina, as a Dispatch reporter looked It is 99 per cent, pure, in upon them. Than any other store in the state. I mean business. If you doubt it you will only have to call and examine our stock and prices to be convinced.

I will have a large stock of notions of all kinds the first of next week to sell at prices that beats 'em all. It will pay you to come 25 miles to trade with us. Will sell at auction Saturday afternoons and The engine was thrown from the Fresh Imported Grapes just in at R. W.Wtlie. Those pushing young merchants, fit in every order.

Shop in buildinsr track bv a spike beinir placed on the P. P. Magathan's City Bakery, g5i' opposite J. W. Bradshaw 's store.

rail, and the theory was advanced by Chas. II. Seiler, the jeweler of Hope, made a very neat display or his wares some one viewing the wreck that it was an effort to demolish Jay Gould's Messrs. Good Eisenhower, not to be left in the rear, made a display at the fair. Among the many other things to tempt the purse, we noticed a number of beautiful dress patterns, all rich C.

C. KELLER, at our fair. He had a very large show special train, which had passed not case, handsomely trimmed, and well long before. At the time of the acci filled with everything in the jewelry Dealer in enough for the wife of the president dent there were only eight passengers and silverware line. Some of the jew or for the wife of a country editor.

evenings. elry was very neat and costly, and gave Canned meats, canned tongue and Saddles, Bridles, some idea of the class of goods that can be found at Mr. Seiler's establishment them were hurt. Less than two hours before, the one who lost his life had left the presence of his wife and daughter canned mackerel at Headquarters. Phil Campbell, representing the To- six days in the week, WHIPS, COLLARS, in their comfortable home in Salina, in peka Capital, spent Wednesday in our The finest Banannas ever seen in the full strength' of manhood and city in the interest of his paper.

We Hope can now be had at the City health, to be returned to them a lifeless HARNESS, mpormm found him to be a very pleasant and Bakery corpse, mangled almost beyond recog well posted gentleman. Alfred Pray, one of the most success nition, ine trainmen, irom tne con LAP ROBES, ETC ful blooded stock dealers in the West, California canned goods low at Headquarters. ductor down, did everything in their power, after the accident to care for the unfortunate man, as well as the made a magnificent display at our fair of stallions, mares and colts. Some of Repairing Promptly them were as fine as can be found in passengers, and no blame, whatever, any state in the Union. can attach to any of them for this un Done.

On Broadway in new DeBroux Building. Martin Pease's fortunate occurrence. A complete 6tock of stationery, We are indebted to Ald.Nickles for STOP AT pens, inks, pencils, slates, paper and a free ride in his handsome turnout to envelopes, at the City Drug Store. The Commercial Hotel. the scene of the wreck.

Mr. Miles Knap has moved his stock of clothing into Del Crosby's new building. N.Lowe, the Star restaurant man, says he fed more people last week than in any other four weeks since he came to Hope. 1 Tobacco and cigars at Headquarters of the best brands. Charlie Coggershall, well and favorably known to every voter in Dickinson county, was in Hope last week and made a very pleasing talk to a large Mr.

White, a speaker of considerable Married. renown, was the city Tuesday evening and intended lecturing, but on account of other meetings, was At 10 o'clock a. Tuesday, October THOS. JESSOP, Proprietor, suo-cessor to E. P.

Shaeffer. HOPE. KANSAS. 13, 1888, by Justice Kipke, Mr. Dow Chalker and Miss MaryNise.

After Old Reliable City, Book Store, HOPE, KAJSTS-S. unable to get an audience, the marriage ceremony the happy couple returned to the home of the bride, At the gun shoot in this city last Friday afternoon, the score stood as where about fifty guests were awaiting follows: August Litts, 11; Albert audience Thursday evening. them. A bountiful repast was served Leideman, 12 C. Koepke, 9 S.

Seegrist, out of a very cheaply Good, 14; N. M. Gruber, 11 1 Books, Stationery, Wall Paper, Etc. built carpenter shop, has made a hand -FOR- Dunn, 10 John Falen, 9 J. Lumbar some two-story residence.

11. Good first money, Leideman sec Johnllardenhas his residence on the the Best, Grades of Cigars. ond and Gruber third. south side about completed. We are going to sell paints, oils, Last week was the biggest week ever at 1 o'clock, also supper at 6, after which dancing and other amusements were indulged In.

The following is a list of presents received by the bride: Mr. Nise, set goblets; Mrs. Nise, table spread and towels; Richard Nise, lamp; Charlie Nise, earrings; Johnnie Nise, fruit dish; Hul-dah Mr. and Mrs. Buttle, lamp; Willie and Tommje Costello, lamp; Mrs.

Costello, glass set; Ollie Everything First-class. and heavy goods cheap, whether Abi 13. IT. CAEY, known in the history of Hope. Three lene druggists survive or perish.

City Drug Store days of the week not less than three WELL DRILLING thousand strangers were here, and business of everv kind was fairly on the The Herald folks printed a daily du Grain ring the fair, and a creditable under hum. In le than three years every Buyer. taking it was, too I am prepared to do Williams, fruit dish; Katie Kelso, glass set; Annie Blanchard, butter dish; ane Lost A shawl, somewhere between Broadway and the depot. Finder will greatly oblige by leaving the same The Chicago Blanchard, set sauce dishes; Mr. Costello, caster; Lizzie Nettinger, pair day in Hope will be just like the three busiest of last week.

Mr. A. M. Crary has been employed to teach the Union Valley school. The directors were fortunate in securing his services.

Baking powder, pepper, wooden-ware and willow-ware cheap at In Ilope and adjoining Townships at with J. A. Metcalfe, towels; Mr. and Mrs. Harry Chalker, reasonable rates.

Give me a call. F. Blaich and D. O. Bell were pair towels; Nora Costello, salt dish; Katie Costello, butter knife; Nellie elected to the democratic county con vention held at Abilene last Saturday Costello, set sauce dishes; Mr.

and Mrs SATISFACTION GUARANTEED. A more harmonious convention it has Kelso, set cups and saucers; Mr. and 10,000 BUSHELS Of wheat, corn and oats wanted, for which the highest market price in cash will be paid. N. THURSTIN HAS never been our pleasure to attend.

Mrs. Arthur Crosby, table spread; Mr Lumber Co, seen Mr. B. M. Anderson, as can be E.

STREBY. TAKE THE and Mrs. Bradshaw, table spread and Mrs. J. R.

Hatfield, in addition to another col by his advertisement in umn, wants all the country produce he can get, and will pay cash for the the first fair premium on butter, walked off with the Dispatch prize of two dollars. We are satisfied with the same. lie is located in the building one door north of Good Eisenhower. decision of the judges, Successors to the SAWYER LUMAER COMPANY, iBiirPaw All wool red flannel at fifteen Take your produce to him. cents, worth twenty-five cents.

Youcan buy more shoe leather for DEALERS IN Lynn Co. a dollar at the nope store than any other place in town. Children's shoes, J. J. Cooper, our recently elected napkins; Mrs.

Charles Chalker, boquet; Mr. and Mrs. George Chalker, caster and patent nutmeg grater; Mamie Greiner and Jennie Moon, chromo. Family Re-Union. Please give room in your valuable paper for an account of the re-union of the family of Mrs.

A. Forrest, on the evening of October 9. The arrange ments having been made to meet at 6 o'clock, in the evenening, yet the expected ones began to arrive in the afternoon, and by 6:30 all of the children were seated around the parental board (an occurrance that had not happened before in over ten years) and many were the jokes passed and stories told of home-life many years ago. This, in $1.00. R.

W.Wtlie. RAILWAY The first prize offered by the fair as Lumber, Coal and all Kinds of For sale, of all descriptions, East, West, North and South fronts, on high rolling ground. sociation on equestrianship was won by Miss Potter and the second by little Viva Robinson. The special premium CHEAP FOR CASH, a handsome bridle and saddle offer Building Material. ed by C.

C. Keller, was also awared Miss Potter. For St. Louis and the East. Threa Daily Trains between Kansas City and St.

Louis, equipped with Pullman Palace sleeping and Buffet Cars, FREE Reclining Chair Cars and Elegant Coaches. The most Direct Line to Texas and the South. Two Daily Trains to principal points in the Lone Star State. Iron Mountain Route To Memphis, Mobile, New Orleans, and principal county treasurer, while in the city Friday, hunted up the Dispatch office and paid in $2 on advance subscription. The voteis of Dickinson county did well when they elected Mr.

Cooper to oflice our finances in his hands will be well guarded. J. L. Davis, of the Salina Herald, and Dr. Searles, of the Salina land office, while here to take in the fail, made this office their headquarters.

W. P. Seeds, with his accomplished wife, was over from Abilene to see the sights in our city last week. Union Valley School. The winter term of school will com OR TIM El Given on approved security.

A nice cottage and small barn in a pleasant grove and one acre of ground, in south part of town, price $1,300. Time will be given on part if desired. Dry goods and clothing and lots of other goods at cost. Call and save money. All kinds of produce and marketing wanted at Headquarters.

Honest Billy, Agent, all probability, may be their last reunion, as Mr. Lewis Bessey and wife will, in a short time, return to their home in Missouri, and Mr. J. N. Berry will return to his labors elsewhere.

At cities in xennessee, Aia- Special Inducements for Cash. this -union there were sons and Dama, ana louisiana, tmeniig ins choice of SIX ROUTES to New Orleans. For tickets, sleeping car bertha and further information apply to company's nearest agent. J. II.

Lyon, W. P. Am 528 Main Kansas City, Mo. AN EIGHTY ACRE FARM, daughters, and sons-in-law and daughters-in-law to the number of twenty, mence on Monday, October 2oth. Let all pupils in the district be ready to commence the first dav of the The evening was pleasantly spent and Four and one-half miles south of town, one-half under cultivation, with barn.

GrICO. inOISrS, Manager. school, without fail. By order of the all left well satisfied. G.

W. Democratic County Ticket. Board. J. R.

IIatfeeld, Clerk. W. H. Newman, Gen. Traffic Man.

II. C. Townsend, G. P. T.

St. Louis, Mo. -THE Miss Minnie Harmon and Miss Cora Jackson were out from Abilene to take in our fair. Miss Cora is the accomplished daughter of our townsman, G. A.

Jackson. R. G. Tonkin and father, while out riding in a spring wagon Tuesday, enjoyed also a first-class runaway. The team took fright at Mr.

Christy's mill, and ran some distance, when a front wheel gave way and the occupants were thrown to the ground. The father escaped without a scratch, but R. G. had Following is the county ticket as G. A.

R. Oyster Supper and Ball W. P. BROWN J. II.

SNYDER. nominated last Saturday; STONE WORK iTODaie juagevv t. seeds, by ac for the benefit of Hope Post 395, Friday evening, October 22, 1886. Everybody and their ladies invited. Come out and let us have a good social time.

(Farmer's Home, clamation. SNYDER BROWN, County Attorney Geo. Richardson. Supper will be prepared bv the wives of toe 01a soldiers, wno Know just now to District Clerk M. V.

Brillhart. Supt. of Schools D. D. Hornaday.

South-east of Post-office. Mc C. State, CONTRACTOR AND BUILDER. aa Is thoroughly equipped with Derricks, Elevators and the best of tools and his right leg badly bruised and received a scratch or two on the side of his Real M. L.

Fotter and Frank Smalley for get up a good supper. W. J. Weaver, James Gleason, Com. J.

W. Bbadshaw, I HUTCHISOX HOPE, KANSAS. appUances for erecting large buildings, and prepared to contract for all classes Wanted. An-preaeniauveg. For Sale.

I offer for sale for cash, or part cash, a neat, 5-year-old mare, broke to work Rinjle or dnnhla. Must be sold at once. Abk Brown. head. The town marshal will please take notice that our tobacco Bull Dog has his collar on.

Try out Bull Dog plug and fine cut tobacco. Lynn Co. A missionary to go out into this Loan and Collection Agency. of Stone Work cheaper than any other builder in Dickinson County. SATISFACTION GUARANTEED, i neighborhood and tree the farmers to I buy their drugs and medicines of Good beds and meals at reasonable" prices.

Board by the day or week. DILLON, KANSAS. 1 GiTPlans and estimates Furnished, and best of references given. DICKINSON COUNTY. jjkuo store..