The Jetmore Weekly Scimitar from Jetmore, Kansas • 4

at mm Nwi. A man who Uvea near Newton bat Just NOAH HARDT. ha Sainiitar, A. M. MuCLEXAIAN, Kwtary fuWle, Hardy't Addition.

II. A. Mitchell has got a hw pair of shoes. Prt Miller's school IncreaMf la In- tvrt and number. received a ring which came all the way out djborUu Sterling has fa new and neat weekly F1UDAY, MARCH, 8, 1859.

Hardy McClenahan, j. c. aiiT co. THE GREAT GR0CET7 KART." The Inett ttotk of staple and II. leek wtmt Iff Nci City Wd- democratic paper failed the News, edited ucikliy oil leiral bushiest.

by A. U. Be'Taps, formerly of the Herald. Tim Card O. K.

W. Railroad. II. MvDougal went to Lamed Moo- Farmers In Daiulttoa county arc losing day and returned Wadnatday, 8:30 a. XU a.

ui. a great many nvgi front pecidlar disease mtm auuKD. Jvtruont Lt Umiott I.T Laral Ar DaveGarby la In from his ranehe I for which remedy hat yet been found 10:10 1 and speiMllug a few dayt Iu the city. Sedsn Graphic! Dr. Hibbard was Wc have houses to rent, lots and town property for tale and exchange, lino faint and Mlsaes Nellie Thompson and Mary wawr bovnd, Untedl.v 4:35 p.

lerdeit Lt 6:.2 p. nt. Jutitiore Ar p. ni stock ranches for tale and exchange. Correspondence promptly answered.

All la. Butler will leave for Iowa Thursday. town last week and told a waon load of cobs to the pipe factory for 110. He says that It would take eight loads of corn to lormation lurnisnea. Svcr brcught to Hodgeman county.

Too mutt yield to yur Interest and pleasur Early trarden vegetables pay best Dally eacepl Sunday. D. E. Chhbbs, Agent tnd contend tec at before purchasing KUSKWBESI. KUllon't old stand In bring that amount of money.

Now Is the accepted time, do not delay. INSURANCE FA SPECIALITY. the Haun block. Mr. A.

4. Adamson of Sebetht, Kansas, W. B. Barksdale was In the city Tues has made a new discovery. He roasts day, and made this Dtlloe a pleasant cull.

JKTMOBE, Local News. JETMORE, KANSAS. Oflee aertb tide of court house square. Fred Bowers, of Dodge Citr. was sorghum before he wakes molasses or sugar from It.

The roasting takes all the visiting W. H. Haun one day this week. green and gummy matter out of the juice, The doctors are sad now, do om slt which is as clear as rock candy. THE OWL PHARMACY, C.

TT.Patcbm, Propretor. They lament that 11 Is "distressingly A. B. ANDERS B.H.PEESTAQK. J.

J. SCHNEIDER, Two musicians, so-called, thought to healthy." Improve the tone of the piano at a concert Walter Hart, premlnent business Pittsburg oue evening last week by man or Dodge uiy, was me our wedging the pedals to they could not be PRESTAGE ANDERSON, Thursday. used. The result was a surprise to the Are you oa Ui lUtf W. 8.

Kenyon at borne again. Topeka la almott depopulated now. H. J. Simeon back again for a few dayi.

persons who used the Instrument at well The claims In this county are being Boobui of all Kinds, Account Books, Piptn, IigizlBes, fill Piper at lo the meddlers. rapidly tiled up by old farmers returning and new ones coming In. Indipendenca Tribune: C. Single of MEAT MARKET, Crane has one of the great-kine cariosities. The Joyous spring time has come, and The cheese factory will oommence rOCKST CCTLKET, WATCHES, JSWELKT AND NOTIONS.

it Is a calf of ordinary tlae, red color and with it many pleasurable tasks, such as work toon. natural at far back at the middle of the house cleaning, yard raking, etc Wc bay the best and fattest cattle and hogs to be foimd In the oounty. Wt pay tfce Tbompi Haun returned from Topeka body. From there back It bat tlx well Tuesday. Mr.

Holbroek, sooth-west of town, has 100 acres of wheat and Mr. Eberly itjajSpecial attention given to repairing developed legs with hoofs complete. These arc scattered, two natural and the other four near by, tome at the tide and B. Kline, of Lain el, wai in the city north, 60 acres, which they say Is looking HIGHEST PEICES Monday. splendid.

Watohas, Gloaks ijjswolry. the others on top. Mr. Ardery has built an addltlou to The boring machine arrived Saturday Kiowa County Times: A recent trip his home. and tall at eaare Bgaret and give actual weight all cur customers pay fer.

Wo evening and was taken to Kalrview ad through the southwest part ef Kansas The girls are all pleased, Polly has dltlou Thursday, where work will com earnestly ask, and wc prom it to merit your eastern. shows the writer that the prospect for come home. inence at once. winter wheat was never so fine In Kan KANSAS. Look out for aerenaders, when the JETMORE sas as at the present time.

That sown Is Mrs. fid. Ardery was a.most pleasant caller Jon Monday. She, with the other moon shines. not only all in fine condition, but the ladies who assisted in the Trade Display" acreage is larger than ever before, and Chat.

Ruff, of Hodgeman, was In did noble work. there is hardly a farm but has from ten Meat Market OF P. STEWART, town Monday. to fifty acres of as tine wheat as can be, Miss Clara Prestage and Bertie Rail1 Miss Nettle Bradley came home from cliff were pleasant Cillers Monday of this Cristlelu tnrier: A young man living Topeka Tuesday. week.

They are nice bright little girls. near Crisflold met with an amusing mishap H. Roberts, of Scranton, was BLACKSMITHING. 33. IF.

KBlTSr01T Hat hit shop all remodeled. He can. repare your wagons, buggies and fares machinery, thoe your horses and anything that can he done In his line, In the best and we cordially Invite them to come while out buggy riding In company with iu the city Monday. often. iwo young lames recently, wiiile cross W.

IL Haun was in Dodge City the ing the Medicine river the busrgv tongue Geo. Sprigg is kept busy hauling My shop will be foimd three doors south of the Songhten Honse, on the west side goods from the depot, for our merchants. suddenly dropped, anC the young man after several furtile attempts to repair the damage dene was compelled to wade fore part of tills week. There will be a dance iu the Powli son building to-night. George is a necessary appendix to our order.

booming burg. TERMS REASONABLE. Mr. Logan, of Burdctte, is visiting around In the water, unhitch the team and gallop off to to Kiowa to get another vehicle, leaving the buggy in the river The ladies of the Presbyterian Sew. ing Circle will have a nice rait carpet for Just west square, Jettaere, Kaasat.

3ln d-c 2m 4. sale in few days. As house cleaning time and the young ladies setting In the buggy, of public square I PAY BETTER; PRICES FOR LIVE STOCK, AND I SELL MEAT CHEAPER than any ather house in the county. I give you every cent your money pays for. Come and see me and you shall treated white.

is here, they expect ready sale. He soon returned, hower, and the young The ladies Sewing Circle desires to ladies were quickly rescued. Wichita News-Beacon: Miss Mable thank all who took part In the entertain ment last Friday nixbt. and especially the Clement has returned to her home in this merchants who so kindly assisted in mak city from the Auburndale, semi ing the entertainment a success. nary.

Last week the principal of the seminary read several extracts from J. W.Rankin was among our caller eastern papers reflecting upon Kansas to this week. Mr. Rankin is putting In KANSAS. JETMORE, the scholars while assembled in the chapel, mammoth stock or everything, and bis BOOT SHOE SHOP HENRY MAGERMAN Proprietor.

The only first-class Boot and Shoe Factory In the oounty. REPAIRING A SPECIALITY. ALL WORK GUARANTEED. The articles were of the character so com trade erows better every day He believes friends in the city. Mr.

J. L. Wyatt returned from Topeka Tuesday evening. Gene Hardy Is slinging type in the Slftings office this week. C.

E. Boughton was taking in the sights at Lamed Monday. No school this week on account of the absence of Jthe principal. Our seed merchants are doing a big business these warm days. Hon.

H. W. Scott, of Lamed, was in our city one day this week. Mr. J.

K. My res has meved from the resident property of 3. C. Long. L.

W. HIggins, of Kinsley, was transacting business in the city Monday. J. T. Whitelaw, of Dodge Vlty, was In the citr Monday, on legal business.

J. W. Riley, of St. Joe Missouri, was registered at the Roughton house Friday. Some of our would be postmasters mon to eastern papers, detailing the mud in small profits and quick sales.

houses of Kansas, her Ignorance and desti Mrs. Peterson has moved into the Fenner build'ng. We are glad to have A. E. SWEET, tution.

Mist Clement, with her characteristic pride of Kansas, resected the unwarranted charge upon her state, and refused to longer reman. In an Institution them In town. Miss Jennie being a very competent music teacher, will no doubt have a lam class. Miss Gertie will at where such ideaa were tolerated. tend the academy.

-DEALER IX. Lookt Roadil J. W. Rankin wilt Offer fore few lays CALL AND SEE ME. JETMORE, KAS.

From now on we will club the Scimtta only, clothing, boots, shoes, hats caps, gloves and gents furnishing goods at tnd the weekly Kansas City Times one year for $2.00. This Is the most liberal Dry Goods. Groceries, Boots, Shoes, Hard greatly reduced prices. He is clearing out to make room for his large stock of oner made by any paper this aide of the AUegliauey mountains, ibis proposition Come iu and East side of had will last for 30 days. better go to Orwell and try their ware and Agricultural Imp ements.

new goods to arrive soon, look through my stock, square. Owl of true seeds at the All kluds Pharmacy. At the regular meeting of the Omaha 7. HELM cfe HOGG, On Block West of J. B.

Sellers 4 Jetmore, Kansas. a Lumber, Lime, Plaster, Hair, Sash, Doorsr Blinds, Shingles and Mouldings, Dodge City Southern railroad compauy Garden aud tree seeds in bulk, at the held at Dodge City on the 5th the Owl Pharmacy. contract for the building of the road was awarded to Jaa. W. Summers, of Keokuk I desire to say to my customers and to the people of Jetmore and Hedge.

man county, that lt It my full unqualified determination to Mil out my present stock of goods. This It no thaa advertisement. Twenty-five pairs boys boots at 75 cents Iowa. Mr. Summers is oue of the ablest men in the state of Iowa financially, and per pair, at Sweet's.

51 has bad twenty years experience In railroad building. He was awarded the entire FINISHING LUMBER AISPECIALTY. Twenty-five pairs boyt boutt at $1.00 work of grading, bridging and tracklay per pair, at Sweets. 61. ing, thus completing the entire line ready I MEAN WHAT I SAY.

SELL I WILL Hartstlen's have a lot of winter goods for. the rolling stock. It Is not definitely on hand, such at blankets bed quilts and known when work will begin on the road, overcoats for boyt and men, which must but as Mr. Summers baa the representation be sold at ouce. 19.

of being a "pusher," and Is backed by the energetic directors, of the company, we Fifty pairs boys shoes from 1 to I at may be sure that dirt will begin to fly hist Frist National Bank, JETMORE, KANSAS. Capital, $59,000.00. Surplus, $5,000.00 OFFICERS: as soon as it will be possible for Mr, 76 cents per pair, at sweets, oi. Look. Overooalt ror boyt and men, Harutelns't, 49.

Summers to get on to the ground. I can absolutely give yon more goods for your money than any other bouse In the county. I have an immense stock of everything from a eambrlo needle to a two horse wagon. Now if the people who have the MONEY TO PAT CASH will come and see me, I will certainly con. vines you.

Come at once. I am offering bargiana in Netions and ladies dress goods, than anyone else. Come and see me and test the truth of what I say. At my store at the old stand iof 3. B.

Batters Co. The "Trarfe Display" given by the Ladies Aid Society oa last Friday evening I have an immense stock of boyt bats was a grand success in every particular, and caps to close out at cost. Each representative was good, the costumes 51. A. E.

Swkbt, C. M. NILES, President. were gotton up with the very best taste Remember that Dr. J.

P. Fry has just received at his store the largest stock of fancy candies ever brought to Hodgeman luck. The machinery for the well has rived, and work will commence iu a few days. W. E.

Hawley, of Watertown, N. was registered at the Ronghion house Monday. John Curran sports a plug hat since his return from Topeka, and it is very becoming. Hon. Noah Hardy attended the rail, road meeting at Dedge City Tuesday and Wednesday of this week.

Better ice cream could not be made than the ladies furnished last Friday evening, lt was pure cream. Geo. S. Powlison arrived last Tuesday evening. We are always glad to see Geo.

among us, he has became an absolute necessity. The ladles that were representing the trade display last Friday night, have been having their pictures taken, dressed hi their many odd costumes. Ed Hogg is in the deepest mourning this week caused by the death of hislitUe dog "baby." He has the heartfelt sympa-thys of the entire community. Mrs. J.

E. Myres and sister left Monday morning fur eastern Kansas. J. E. will soou follow.

We hate to lose such families, as are a help and credit to any towu. The map and profile of the line of the D. S. railroad through Hodgeman county has been tiled with the county clerk, and the commissioners will goon be called upon to coudenin the right of way. Mr.

J. Wi Crawford, of Kansas City, father or.our foreman, was In the city Monday of this week on legal business. He was one of the btst lawyers of Kansas, his former home, and we hope he will make up his mind to locate here again. Why do not oar tsity rathers have a gate made just east of the cemetery, that would open a Bice level read, instead of winding up that crooked way. It would be much better to go up tint hill on the main road, and tlien turn in opposite Mrs.

Peterson's house. and it surely shows what the ladies can de. It took work and management, with good taste to get up such a display. The representation of that part before and after "womans rights" was so particularly W. S.

KENYON, Vic-President, J. B. ATKIN, Cashier, C. F. WILSON, Cashier.

JL. 3B. sweet, county. He invites everybody to come and see them. good, that we people Will all grow fat, if Ladies wraps a specialty, at Hartstein's, .,.1.1 AGeneral Banking Business Transacted.

laughing causes flesh. The lawyers and real estate men were represented by the KANSAS, JETMORE, society in such a life, like mannei, that Hartstein's at Don't wait, but so to once, la tne Moore block. they must have husbands in. the busiuess and frequently, visit them. -unawares, as I.

ROLENS. 8. HAUN M. T. For Sale- peeping through the window, or stepping in without "tapping at the garden The refreshments were all that could be I have for sale one of the best quartcj PUTHICIAIT AWD SKRSEOJf.

ATTORNEYS AT LAW. ections of land iu the county for $350, desired, ice cream that was real cream, and oh! how good. The cake was such as lime on $600. Improvements, thirty acres in cultivation, house, barn and good Kansas. Jetmorr, well.

Call on or write to Wm. J. Fcllek, Special attention given to diseases of women. Also diseases of the Rectum, in-eluding the Radical Cure of Piles and 8. KENTON.

Jetmore, Kas w. The Lamed store and the Jetmore stoic of Hartstlen's are going to combine at Jet ATTORNEY AT LAW. Jktmoke more at once, and they are bourn to sell only the Jetmore ladies know how. to bake, and to say it was excellent, would but feebly express it. The coffee and doughnuts were first class.

Whoever made that coffee, we can confidently say knows just how, and the receipt for doughnuts ought to be published, so that all wives might profit thereby. A more pleasant looking crowd has not been together many times, all wen pleased that it would be possible to please. some of their Jetmore stock. A hint to the wise is suffinent. 49.

Office in the rear of Hodgeman County A Bank. rOHN T. CDEBAS, Oh! Veal xou must nave boots and shoes, my stocK is now coming in, can ana examine, and learn the price, they are very cheap, ATTOHRET AT LAW. Wo have a lot of mittens and gloves of THE JETMORE REVEILLE. Iiftadibg Republican paper of Hodgeman county.

Our motto: STRAIGHT REPUBLICANISM. I am going to Jetmore and see FULLER GORDON, Will oracKce in Hodgeman and ad all kinds on band that must be sold to get them out of the way for our Lamed stock. Now come at once and mention joining counties. Office In Moure block. this notice and the price will suit you.

49, THEY CAN rateata OrwMS To the eltizeni of Kansas daring the past week, and reported for this paper by C. A. Snow patent lawyer, opposite C. S. patent office, Washington, D.

J. E. Caldwell, Goodland, carpet fast-ner. 3. Finch ao4 J.

B. Park, Clay Center, bier. W. H. MuH, Ltwieoaa, tad I.

Parse, Butted Springs, door check, C. D. Pattcrsen, Ojanl, feed regulator. XLER A GOED05. Mr.

A. E. Sweet has the contract to pot in our stone crossings, Mr. Firman has contracted to operate our cheese factory, Mr. Davis has the contract to drift a hole to our four foot vela at eoal, Mr.

tfcimmert has the aoatcaet so hiji through our city one of the rallreadt that estern Kansas ever had or ever will have. SUBSCRIPTION, $1.50 PER YEAR. HartsUin's store is now completely filled with new jrssh goods. Ocrit buy any place else, at least until you go.ard SELL OR EXCHANGE LANDS QUICKER arf get better bargajrs tliiw ail the balance together. eocacELOMATiaw.

JlTMOIF, KAKSAt. ROE C. ORNDORFF; Editor and Publisher. seejheir new slock any M.irjelghbrs say.