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The Weekly News from Richfield, Kansas • 3

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The Weekly Newsi
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Richfield, Kansas
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We understand that J. W. Mc- FOR CASH I -18 9 0. Good by 1880. J.

W. Mcf lain was in town Thurs Clain Is making preparations to Irri gate quite a ix-dy of land the coming Witii the New year season by cutting a ditch from the day. Cimarron. We believe this la the N. BUNTING.

Insurance, Real Estate, COLLECTIONS. Drop In and subscribe for the Njcws commencement of a complete system for mo. of irrigation for the farmers along the Cimarron bottoms as the whole bottom See Cooper Burchsted'tj new add this week. can be watered In this way by a very small outlay of labor and capital, and Several loads of supplies came In we would like to see more of the farm on Monday, ers following the example of Mr REPRESENTS! Wednesday was, the day for new THE WEEKLY NEWS, TERMS: OseCoi-y Onjs Six Months, .75 Tiiukk" -40 RAILltOAD TIME-TABLES, A. T.

8. F. R. 11, AT SYB.VCliip. IV EST WOUND AHHIVE8 Xo.

1 Passenger ,4:55 a. in. No. 5 Express and Mull 2:47 a. m.

No. 7 Express and Mull 4:49 p. m. Rt.ST llOl'ND AKMV1C8 No. 2 Passenger 10:20 Xo.

6 Canuon Ball 1 1 :36 p. ra Xo, 8 Express and Mull 8:511 a. in, C. K. X.

II. ft. AT I.IMKHI,. U-VST WOUND LEAVES Xo. 24 Mail and Express 2:05 p.

m. Xo. Gtf Accomodation a. ni. EST WOUND AKWIVE8 'Xo.

23 Mail and Express 1:45 p. m. Xo, 67 Accomodation 0:00 p. ni. resolutions.

wo eftall boII fbr CASH ONLY. Do not ASK for Credit. We will offer unusual inducements for all CASH buyers to tradp with ua. Rernemberwg Sell FOB GASH. COOPER BUIIOIISTED, COMMERCIAL UXION ASSURANCE CO, LONDON, EXG( very lively time Is anticipated In the preliminary trial of J.

The Coprt Imuse men did not work DENVER INS. CO. DENVER, COL, on Now years day. L. Craig late city treasurer, before Judge Reed at Morton on Monday next STATE IXS.

CO. TOPEKA, KAXSAS. TOPEKA IS 8. Cp TQPEKA, KANSAS, the state being represented by Hugo-ton's famous lawyer J. L.

Pancost and the defense by J. 0. Xorthcutt of Trinidad. We do not pretend to know the M. Anthony was up' from the Center on Friday.

F. C. Holman was up from Morton one day this week. J. M.

Watson was over from Minneapolis this weel. Rents Collected, merits iu the case but will next week give a full account of the trial ns reported by our special correspondent Virgil Hook was doing business G. PORTER CRADDOCK, at Syracuse the first of (he wepk.J Taxes Paid. The Meade papers are' fghting again tha object of distention this time -rThe high winds has checked the COUNTY ATTQRXEY at Uw, being Emmerson, late of Sor work on the Court house this week, Collections receive prompt and care. Lodges, Knights ok Pythias, ghum Sugar Cane, Take our advice nnd after- a man is dead lot him "Rest Phillips disposed vf bi herd tyriowlng ot-Irce-Clajma protnptly attended ful attention.

Richfield, Kansas Richfield Lodge Xo. 185, Knights of of cattle to Green this yivck, in Teace." In as much as Mr. Emmerson contemplates moving to Utah and IicliflQlcl, Caxisaq. Vythiiis. holds its regular Convention The latest jok is on Jerry Ijobin- every Thursday evening, In their Castle has politically ruined his future in western Kansas through his connec aon.

For particulars enquire of Post master Cox, Visiting Brothers alwt'ys J. A. Khull. 0. 0.

Dealer in DOWN WITH HIGH PRICES. Our motto is "Live and let liv." tion with the American Sugar let the corpse slumber in its grav without Thank VaxGudy of It, -Cal. Geiger and Elmus Brain were up from Taloga on Xew years, being called here to urnMi music for the Ball STATIONERY, PEXS, IXK, PAPER The Misses Stella ane Blanch Sti A. F. A.

M. lticiiviELD Lodoe READ TUE FOLLOWING LIST OF I'RICES AXD SEE IF THE? PQ o. 303, Stated communications first NOT BEAR US OUT IX THESE ASSERTION'S. CIGARS, CONFECTIOERY, NOVELS ETC. at night Mrs.

Asa Elliott who has beam vis vers left this morning for Illinois where they go to spend the winter and third Friday of each month, at 7, 80 P. M. Visiting brethern welcome. iting friends find relatives Indiana for sqiije time past is expected home Kansas. Richfield J.

C. McKee, W. M. J.E.Stewart;, Secty, among relatives. The young ladies will be much missed by the young folks of our whom they wens next week.

10R Granulated Sugar, for $1.00 Tomatoes, 81b cans, 3 for .35 lllb Sugar, "LOO Gooseberries Strawberries, 8 ,2 lGtti New Prunes, 5 bars White Russian so, for .25, Dry salt meat, per lb .09 Flour, Perfection, per aapk, 1.34 California Hams, Golden Belt, Onions, Pride, L2S Coal Oil. gal, ,25 I XL "L25 I. 0. 0. F.

The New Demming Hotel very much respected, Mr. X. Sti Let us enter upon the new year with the full determination of bringing vers took them to Liberal from where Richfield Lodge Xo. 339, meets every Wednesday evening, at 7:30. Visiting Morton county to the front ere 1691 they go to Kansas City Via.

the R. I. Best equipped HOTEL rolls around. Road, Urothers welcome. W.

Wheatley, f. P. Morton, Seoy, IX SOUTHWESTERN KANSAS. Several parties have filed their -Mlsa" Mamie Cox daughter of Post OTHER GOODS IX PROPORTION WE ALSO CARRY A FULL LINJi claims- for damage with the county master Cox returned from Harper MRS, F. T.

ETAXS, Prop'as. Fabmers Alliance. clerk in accordance with the rumor where she has been visiting her grandparents this week. Richfield, Kansas. that each person was entitled to road Richfield Lodge, Farmers Alliance and Co-operative Union of America, meets every at 7,30 in damage on account of the law that was passed In last legislature declaring Wm.

Eddy and wife, sheriff Kelly OF DRV GOODS, BOOTS SHOES STC. GIVE US A call; Stanton's Cash Store, RICHFIELD, KAN AH and wife and F. F. Weir dined with Taloga Real Estate Iv. of iiau A.

C.Wilson, Pres'dt. "WUson, Sec'ty. all section lines public highways. our genial townsman A. Breitenbach We do not know the law in regard and wife on Xew years day.

to this but think that some counties EXCHANGE are allowing damages. Official Directory. United States, The Ball givtm at the Windsor on Xew years night was a success quite a I have a largo list of City Property, in Ben'j, Harrison, large number were present and enjoy Levi P. Morton, ed themselves until the midnight hour CITY Topeka, Cherry vale and other Eastern Cities, to- exchange for land in Under sheriff Weir went to Taloga to-day accompanied by W. R.

Gillespie end Joe Breitenbach for Jthe purpose of securing the large safe the property of tho defunct Taloga Bank. The sfe is taken -for rion payment of taxes and James Blaine tripping the light fantastic. President, VicePresldent, -Secretary of State, Secretary of Treas. Secretary of War, Secretary of rfavy, Secretary of Interior ,4, Ye Editor has been off on hia jje. Wm.

Wimtom, liedileld Prooter, Ben'j. F. Tracy, MORTON COUNTY rio3ical excursion but has now return will probably be sold very cheap aad A 'La ed, and after this issue will settle down John W. Xoble, Thos. C.

Shillinglaw, will be a bargain for some one, HaN. Dining to business and endeavor to get up the John Wannainaker P. General, Taloga, Kansas. best paper in southwest Kansas. -W.

H. H. Miller, Atty. General, Xews is getting very scarce, Xo fights blizzards or any thing of that Coram, of Agriculture, Juremiah Rusk. nature to chronicle, but Morton coun Ix BOWERS, State of Kansas, John S.

Estill me with quite a painful accident while freighting from the road this week, caused by the heavy wagon running over his foot Meals 25c, ty is moving along in the normal tenor of her way and the oulloo.c is Lodging 25o, Physician and Surgeon. it Koflt Johl J.Ingalb, ire8ton B. numb. bright for a grand boom iu the spring, Richfield, Kan. Xo bones were broken and it is hoped Congressman, 7th Disk S.

R. Peiers. State Ag't. at Wash'tn. S.

J. Crawford. that no serious results will follow. Chief Justice, A. II.

Horton, Commissioners meet in session Monday it being their regularly quarterly meeting. Some of the boys will feel a good deal richer Monday after E. CMiller pur popular druggist 1UDT M.4W for 13 weeks. The Ami LjVj police (jazette win be mailed, securely wrapped, to any nddrcpe In the United State fl 1 for Three Monthe D. M.

Valentine Associate Justices A 1 itr on rece ut of I AH I I VI One Dollar. I has moved his family into the building next to his drug store having mov I Board at boon's. I don't. C. Coon, Prop'r, Opposite County Clerk's Office, RICHFIELD, KANSAS.

eral discount allowed to Postmaster, Agents and having their salaries allowed. Lyman U. Humphrey. Governor, Clnbs. The Policis I I I I I A GiZKTTB of Xew York is the lVIAlivClJ Ohly le ed the building formerly occupied as a Andrew J.

Felt. We understand that Dr. Bowers gitimate Illustrated Sporting and SeusatlonalJonr milllnary store on 7th and WiJl Higgius. will leave In a short time for a new unl published in America. L'nP Apply for terms to rJVC Riuuard K.

Fox, Franklin Square, New Yc placing it at the rear of the building formerly occupied by Dr. C. Bovvers Tim McCarthy. J. W.

Hamilton. field of labor. We would be sorry to loose tho Dr. as he is well liked by our Lieu't. Governor, -secretary of State, Auditor of State, Treasurer of State -AU'y General, Sup't Public Ins't.

-State Printer, thereby making a commodious dwell L. B. Kellogg, citizens. WIXTER EXCURSIOXS, VJA.TIIE ing. Geo.

W. Winans. SANTA FE ROUTE. John II. Green purchased a fine lot C.

C. Baker. At a meeting of citizens held on of cattle of J. Philips the first of MORTON COUNTY Livery, Feed Sale STABLE. Having seemed the management of the well known barn on Cor.

7th Ave. last Saturday a motion of J. C. Kil- the week, and removed them- to his The "harvest excursion" season is burn's to the effect that all aid now on claim in the south part of the county, What Is to be done with our Ar tesian well Is there no way in which our city council can proceed with the Sec(ty Board Agriculture, Wm. Sims, Sec'ty Historical Soc.

F. G. Adams, Rup't of Insurance, W. J. Lea, Librarian, H.

J. Dennis, Adjutant General, A. B. Campbell Morton County. Judge 32nd District Theo.

Botkin, Representative C. Mitchell County Clerk J. R. Wester Treasurer H. C.

Hook, past, and the Swta Fe Route, pleased with its success in each of these excursions, again conies to the front with still another inducement for people to travel via that popular line, in the way of round-trip excursion tickets, at greatly reduced lates, to principal points hands and yet to come, be placed ir the hands, of the Township trustees for distribution, was adopted and it is now in charge of the Trusjees. They will probably designate certain days of each week on which the supplies will be sinking of the second well and Chestnut street, wre are now prepared to do a general li very business, and The change in the weather makes our ice men begin getting tools in Old Mexico, New Mexico, and Tex given out. At the regular meeting of the K. together in order to take advantage of as; also Aiken, S. Augusta, Birmingham, Brunswick, Callahan, Charleston, S.

Jack. of P. Lodge of this city Thursday will at all times be ready to furnish turnouts on the shortest possible notice. "Our motto will Toe good, rigs, low prices AND STRICT ATTENTION TO OUR CUSTOMERS INTERESTS. HORSES KEPT BY MY OR WEEK.

Kelly Weir, Prop'ts, Sheriff J. E. Kelley. Register of Deeds W. E.

Pierce. Probate' Judge, F. Stevens, Sup't Public Instruction-. B. Loy, sonville, Mobile, "New Or leans, Savanna, Thomasville, limited to return not later than County Attorney G.

P. Craddock Clerk District W. L. Walker, June 1st 1890. Transit limit to points night the following officer were In stalled.

D. T. Little C. C. W.F.'Brennan V.

J. F. Pickerel P. F. B.

Van gundy K. of R. and S. T. 0.

SenorM. of E. J. M. Haines M.

at A. J. Brennan I. G. in Xew Mexico, Old Mexico and Texas J.

Gordon. R. C. Crandon. County Surveyor-Coroner will be 30 days each way; to other points named above, transit limit will J.

W. Bcatty. Commissioners J. C. Kilbourn.

Calvin Coon. be 4 days each way. Two ranks were also confered upon Tickets are also now on sale to tourist points in California; also GawdenOity LandDis't. C. R.

Geiger of Taloga and a very busy Phoenix andPrescott, Portland and instruetive convention was held. Receiver, Jesse Taylor. Renster, D. M. Frost.

good for six months' wich going H. G. SEANOR, DEALER IN LUMBER, LATH, LIME, SHINGLES ETC. Richfield, Ks. limit 60 days.

Las Vegas Hot Springs, Married, at the residence of the brides parents in the southwest part of Lujid Oflice at Garden City Kansas, City of Richfield. a freeze should it occur. John Stewart will leave next week for a trip through Colorado and possibly as far west as Washington Ty. The school at Morton has been discontinued pa account of there being so few scholars enrolled. i Some of the boys who made good resolutions on Xew years day, kept them nearly all day.

J'' Our county officials have had an unusual amount "of work during the past week. The wind has been blowing for 84.f ral days making it quite disagreeable. Xels Xordqulst and Albert Reeves was up from souch of the liver Thursday. What has been done toward the dedication of the court house. The new county officials will take their offices next week.

J. W. McClain spent Sunday in the city. Did you "swear off" Xew year's? Try the news foi 1890. N.

Ogden and Salt Lake City, Utah the county, on Xew years evening, Idaho and Montana, good for 90 days Mayor, W. Burehsted. B. McCaffrey, I. M.

Foster, transit limit, 20 days each way. Slop over privileges allowed on all tourists Rev. Mills officiating, Mr. Isaac Knight and Miss Sarah J. Harman.

The bride and groom are both long time residents tickets within transit limits. D. T. Little of Morton cotnty aud are almosi unl versally known throughout the entire Full information cheerfully given relative to routes, rates etc. Side-trfp rates and other special rates to points on the Geo.

Wheatley, J. X. Bunting. Clerk, G. II.

Allen. Treasurer, J. L. Craig. Marshall, Caleb Evans.

GEO. W. WHEATLEY, county. They will make this their future home. A.

T. S. F. R.R. quoted on applica To the young couple who have tion.

Sleeping-car accommodations se HANLDES started on lifes voyage with the begin Richfield Township. cured, and baggage checked to desti W. W. Martin ning of the now year the Xews extends congratulations hoping that the entire FURNITURE OF EVERY KIND. Trustee, Clerk, treasurer," nation.

Call on or address GEO. T.XICHOLSON, G. P. T. A.

T. 8. f. It. B.

Topeka, Kansas. D. S. Viers. M.

J. Allen. distance may, b'ke the.day of embarka JLAXrfAS tion be traveled through calm and RICHFIELD W. Colver, E. Hook.

notices of the Peace, It pleasant weather..

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Years Available:
1889-1890