The Halstead Record du lieu suivant : Halstead, Kansas • 4

TVlr. niirist. TlnimeiMr arrived here Loral Item. from Ohio last Tuesday evening on a visit to mends in Ilalstead. Mr.

L. P. Stone, the barber ia the Morris House, wishes to annouuee that he will hereafter only be here Saturday and Sunday each week. mi i Last Sunday we accepted a kind D. H.

B. RUTH, Undertakers, Manufactusers, AND DEALERS IN ALL KINDS OF FURNITURE. Carpets, Looking Glasses, WINDOW CURTAINS, OIL CLOTHS, HALSTEAD, KAS, invitation to attend the dedication of fjt $afcUib ecorb. PUBLISH WKEK.LT AT kansa BATES OF ADVERTISING 0t celuina, en Ji'iir, $100; tlx monthe, $58 three months, $18 an month 816 out hmertieil $10. alf column, on year, 553 Mentha, $28; thr Mentha, SIS on month, $8.

On Faurth column, on $21; six month, SIS threejmentha, on month, $4. OaeMght celuina, on year, $15; 6lx)'nitha, $8 three months, ft snetaonth, On inch, on year, 8 lx month), $5 month, on month $1.60, LeKal Notices IS cent a line for thre inaertlcns. fiiurfneaa.Carde of six lines or lean, 6 a year. Local Notices 10 cents per lln. OFFICIAL DIRECTOR Y.

an edifice erected by the northern half THE NEW STORE -OI- AT HALSTEAD KANSAS. IS SOW READY FOR BUSINESS, WITH A LARGE STOCK OF DRY GOODS, GROCERIES, HATS 3c CAPS, BOOTS SHOES, READY MADE CLOTHING, of the Halstead ilemionite Congregation. Long before the timeannounccd for thft beffinninir of the services. All bets are taken downthat is, vro mean on the presidential election. The hens and merchants have compromised eggs only 8 cents per dozen.

Lost. A small bone-handled pocket knife. The finder will confer a favor by leaving it at this office. Business is looking up, by all appearances, the streets are full of wagons from morning until night. There will be a larger'immigration to Harvey County this year than ever before in the history of the County.

We wish every one to make a note of things occurring in their respective neighborhood and hand it in to us for publication. Dan Lehman has a fine span of Texas oxen he took a ride on one of them one cool morning last week a chromo went with the ride. Our stock is complete in all its various lines. Call and examine our prices before purchasing elsewhere. multitudes gathored from the surrouud-iug country to witness the ceremony.

The building was filled to overflowing. Able discourses were delivered by Rev. Stucky, and V. Krehbiel. The newly organized "Uesangvereiu, Renoir,) ot the Conjrresatiou discoursed fine and appropriate songs for the occasion.

MUSE, SPIVEY ItAIi ESTATE, I.ILTIB5E25 BEAI.EBfiS. -AGESTS FOR- CotifTT OfFICMS. S. R. Peters, Judge 9th Judicial District.

W. M. Congden. Representative. John Holliacer, Ch'm.

J.Cook, County Corn ms'rs. T. Oldham, A.B.Gilbert County Treasurer. II. W.

Bunker County Clerk. We sell for Cash or Ready Pay, taking PRODUCE OF ALL KINDS, Ai Market Valve. We received a pleasant visit from au old time frieid, Mr. J. Bv Large last week, wh is in the employ of Mr.

E. O. Basset at Newton. Mr. Large is an experienced jeweler and an excellent workrnau, having finished his trado in Canada.

He wishes to announce to the citizens of Halstead and vicinity that he is prepared to do all work they have hitherto sent east for repairs, with neatness and dispatch. He guarantees satisfaction, and wishes all to give him a call when they come to Newton. 8. D. Leonurd Sheriff.

A. T. S. F. R.

R. Company's Land. A. F. Town Land, and Newion Town Company Lota.

ATfe ueftutlnte Hie Siilonml Exchange of City I'roper-' ty, i'nniis ami 1'iu niltig. l.iiudn, Exumino Titliio, Tay Taxes, Wo uunitbtnlly on hand Hie lur-giwt mid Iwiit luunrtmi stock of Lumber, Mi, Doom, Ac, in the ArkmiNM Vulloy. buy and sell for ensh only, mill invito the public to cull irnil examine for themselves. Office and Yunbi, South of and near Depot. Henry Mayer JamcA Bluke Deputy Sheriff.

Clerk District Court. Ben Friedman, Salesman, will be glad to see all his old friends give him a call. Stewart Co. Alexander Reed Prpbate Judge. F.

L. Faatz 1 Sup't Public Instruction; J. VV. Crawford .1 Register of Deeds. John Reed County Attorney.

J. H. Dawson County Surveyor. II. A.

Ensign Coroner. NEWTON, No. 4. 6-m. Incorporated, 1871.

Capital JioO.000, Peter Wiebe. Henry Coknelsos There is a great deal of sickness prevailing in Wichita just now. Scarlet fever, dyptheria and measles seem to be the epidemic. Mrs. J.

W. Tibbot returned home from her visit to Leavenworth, last Thursday evening after an absence of nearly three months. Owing to- the inclemency of 'the weather last Saturday, the organization of a base ball club was postponed until Saturday March 10, at 2 o'clock, p.m. The new hardware firm of Shrader, Groom Brown wish to announce to the people that they are now dealing in the best shaft coal atid are selling at the lowest figures. Give them a call.

P. WIEBE CO. -DEALERS IN- District Court for Harvey County opens on the third Tuesdays of March and September. County Commissioners meet in regular session first Monday of January, first Monday after Tuesday iii April, and first Monday of July and October in each year. sessions held at the call of the Chairman.

CITIZENS SAVINGS BANK, SEDGWICK CITY, KANSAS. DO A OKXEBAI. RANKING BISI-NESS. ALLOW INTEREST ON TIME DE POSITS. MAKE LOANS ON GOOD SECURITY Exchange on New York and Other Eastern Ctties.

IT. H. Oilier KoihIm A oll Bought and Sold Exclusively On MJMBEIl, LATH SHINGLES MOULDINGS keep First-claas Asrfmat Everything; in our Vard on South side of Railroad opposite new Grain Elevatoi-8 and Railroad Superintendent Office. NEWTON, KANSAS. No.

4.6-m. The Influence of Pictures. A roMii with pictures in it and a room without pictures, differ by nearly as much as a room without Nothing, we think, is more melancholy, particularly to a person who has to pass much time, in his room, thau blank walls and nothing on them for pictures are loopholes of escape to the scul, leading it to other scenes and other spheres. It is such au inexpressible relief to some persons engaged in writing, or even reading, on looking up, not to have his line ox vision chopped square off by an odious white wall, but to find his soul escaping, as it were, through the frame of au exquisitive picture to other beautiful and perhaps idylic scenes, where the fancy of a moment may revel, refreslied and delighted. Is it winter in your world? perhaps it is summer in the picture.

What a' charming momentary change and constrast! CHURCHES. METHODIST EPISCOPAL. G. W. BRANINE, Pastor.

Preaching every alternate Sabbath at the Ilalstead and Barnums Schoolhouse, at 11 A. M. Sabbath sehool-every Sunday at 10 A. M. MENNONITE EVANGELICAL.

V. Kbehbiel, Pastor, at the Hal-ptead Schoolliouse two Sundays, out of three at 2 IV M. Preaching on the third at Bar-mi ras Schoolliouse 2 p. m. CHRISTIANS.

Preaching in White Schoolliouse four milca West of Halstead every fourth Sunday. Rev. RAMY, Pastor. W. M.

CONOREX, Fres't. T. R. Hazard, 4'stsh'r, Mr. E.

A. Miks has rented the front rooms of C. S. Brown's residence, for a dwelling house for his family who are en route for Ilalstead from Salina. THE "IHiOW.

Til PETER GOE'RIWS "Water Mill. It is said that you. can scare any common man to death in seventeen minutes by chasing him around with a wheelbarrow. It is the only weapon EIGHT MILES NORTH OF he can't dodge. Sedgwick City.

HALSTEAD. TIME TABLE No, 6, Atchison Topeka Santa Fe Railroad. Passenger Trains. Pueblo Express Mail going west. 10:36 p.

m. K. C. A A. Ex Mail.

Going East. 4:42 a. m. Through Freiiiht. Through Freight, Going West.

3:35 p. M. Stock and Tro' Freight Going East. 1:55 A. Xocal Freight.

Wav Freight, Going West, 11:54 P. M. Ifewton K. C. Fre't Going East, 1:35 p.

M. (All trains run daily except Local Freight,) Gko.1 A. Winkle, Agent. Mr. Editor: Our little city is growing fclowly but surely.

We are receiving daily accessions to our numbers. Several families have come in from Illinois and will settle in and about Sedgwick. Messrs. Hall Wilier having a ITavlnp recently purchased three large grinding --'-utoiies and Enlarged my Mill I am now prepared to give all satisfaction that trade with in, Toll: Wheat, Oiic-Tenth, All other 'i2aii no A spicy sl'ctch descriptive of a trip over the Atchison, Topeka and Santa Fe Railroad, the beauties, scenery and pleasure resorts ofhe Rocky Mountains, by "Nym Crinkle," the musical and dramatic critic of the New York World, sent free on application, together with the San Juan Guide, maps and time tables of this new and popular route from Kansas City and Atchison to Pueblo, Denver and all points in Colorado, New Mexico, Arizona and the San Juan Mines. The finest line of Pullman Sleepers on the continent between the Missouri River and the Rocky Mou tains without change.

Special round trip tourist's tickets from the Missouri River to Denver at $50, good to stop off at all points. T. J. Anderson, Gen'l Pass. Ag't.

Topeka, Kan. Mr. Jones of the firm of Roberts Jones has purchased the property on Main street formerly known as the Munt property. He contemplates keeping house on the arrival of his wife from Emporia. We hereby desire to return our sincere thanks to our friends and neighbors, and especially Mr.

and Mrs. A. J. Millar for their untiring efforts in our late bereavement. John Lkhmakn.

Eliza Lehmann. firm faith in the future of this part of 9 A tf Can't be made by every agent every month in the business we furriftsh, but those willing to work can easily earn 'a dozen dollars a day right JACOB KUEimE, Dealer HARNESS, COLLARS, SADDLES, HALTERS, WHIPS. And all Goods Pertaining to his lint. Orders For PETITION. Kansas, are enlarging tlieir taeilities for grain.

Messrs. Shaefer Finn have received a lot of farming implements and are spreading themselves generally. Rev. John Vetter' ii not behind the rest in his line of business which at this particular time is tying a knot when he cph get a chance. The wedding was at the residence of the bride's father in Lakin Township.

Mr. Samuel Irons and Miss Jennie Armor, all of that Township, were the happy ones' on St. Valentine's day. The event in town this week was the Novelty Party which was held in the Masonic Hall instead of ihe School-house on account of the dampness of thp. vdaster in the latter place, the Halstead can produce more worthless dogs to the square inch than any other town in Kansas of its size.

A good double barreled shot gun loaded with buckshot would be excellent medicine for some of the noisy canines these nights. Peter Wiebe was the fortunate man who drew the fine grey horse in the raffle on last Monday number 34 being the lucky number. He was exceedingly fortunate and was immediately offered $400 in cash for the animal, but being a fine trotter he holds him at $650. Receivt Prompt attention. WORK Guarmi teed Satisfactory, JACOB KUEIItfE.

Halstead, Kan in their own localities. Have no room to explain here. Business pleasant and honorable. Women ami boys and girls do as well as men. We will furnish you a complete Outfit free.

The business pays better than anything else. We will bear expense of starting yon. Particulars free. Write and see. Farmers and.

Mechanic, their sons and daughters, and all classes in need of paying work at home should write to us, and learn all about the work at once. Now is the time. Don't delay. Address True Augusta, Maine. To the Working Class We are bow prepared to furnish all classes withxon-stant employment at home, the whole of their time, or for their spare moments.

Business new, light and profitable. Persons of either ex easily earn from 60 cents to $5 per evening, anjj a proportional sum by devoting their time to the business. Boys and State of Kansas, County of Harvey, s. To the Honorable S. R.

Peters, Judge of Ninth Judicial District in and for the State of Kaiwas The undersigned Petitioners Would most respectfully petition your honor to declare the town of Halstead incorporated as a city of the third class, as provided by statute in such cases and that the boundaries of said town be the boundary lines of the Southeast quarter of Section (35), thirty-five, in Township (23), twenty-three, south of Range (2), two, West in the County of Harvey and State of Kansas. For which your petitioners will ever pray. plasterers being right in the middle of The Railroad Co. are about to build a new bridge across the Little Arkansas in place of their old one which has long been condemned. Several car load of material have already arrived for the purpose of commencing the construction and workman are expected soon.

and their work. Ihe party was a success both socially and financially. The receipts were about sixty dollars. The Hall was tastily decorated with flags, grasses and pictures presenting a very tine appearance. The; committee feel very thankful to Messrs.

Rice, Cox, Finn, Shaefer, Chamberlain Co. and E. A. Pollard for their liberal donations of goods from their stores, and to Mr. Wellman for the use of livery teams, also to the hundred others who assisted them.

There is to be a jollification for the children's benefit to-day at 11 o'clock and they are anticipating Hinkle David. Goerz i Showalter Ingulls, William Prouty James Rvan Hiukle Tyler Jacob Kuehny Jones Oscar Reed A Mclnturf WR Riddle Vanhorn Schmitt Henry Dahlem Daniel Ruth Louis Segerman Rigge Louis Bush Owen Jones Hart Geo. E. Terry Stone Chr Gaiser Emil Utz A Brown Thomas Durnen Martin McAnoy Tames Byrnes Eisenmerer GRAISTER. Work Done With Neatnesa and Dispatch.

Orders at Ruth's Furnitur store. HALSTEAD, KANSAS. SEDGWICK HOUSE, Robert Forrester, Prop'iv A LARGE AND COMFORTABLE ESTABLISHMENT. Near the R. R.

Station in the Heart of Town. -FITTED I'P ENTIRELY AMPLE ACCOMMODATION. Geo Sweesy VT Tibbot Ruth II Kurtz John Lehmann II Ruth, Lehmann Lasley Groom Brown McAdams Philbrick WF Waller Branine Hildebrand Pierce IK Tibbot Henry Hildebrand A Rigge Hugh Tarbot Robert Roberts A Hinkle Peter IKiebe Todd Morris Chris Risser Adolph Kruse. OE (fright Warkeiitiu A Miller Vogt girls nearly 83 much as men. 1 hat all who see his notice may send their address, and test ihe business we make" this unparalleled offer To such as are not well satisfied we will send one dollar to pay for the trouble of writing.

Full particulars, samples worth everal dollars to commence work on, and a copy of Home and Fireside, on of the largest and best Illustrated Publications, all sent free by mail. Reader, if iou want permanent profitable work, address Geobge Stin-son Portland, Maine. IF YOU WANT DRY rGOODS, BOOTS. SHOES, HATS, CAPS WALL PAPER, YANKEE NOTIONS GOTO STEWART'S New Cheap Cash Store. NORTHWEST I'OB, MAIX th STs.

(bentlet'i block.) XE1VT0N, KANSAS. Don't drop this paper until you have read every line of our New York letter on first page. It is from the pen of "Radix," an able writer and our correspondent at that place. He contemplates giving the readers of the Record every week something new and interesting in the scenes and ups and downs of New York life. The cry of fire startled our little village at about 7 o'clock last Saturday evening, which was caused by several children tipping over a red hot stove in the upper story of J.

W. Tib-bot's store. The loud cries soon brought quite a number upon the spot, however, and soon put the licking flames, which but a few momenta longer might have resulted in a serious conflagration, under control. a good time among tne remains oi last night's feast. The M.

E. Church and Society held a festival in the Main Hall of the new School Building last Tuesdav evening when another good time as anticipated, was had. Go to J. Good wine at Burrton. Kan.

for your Hardware, Farm Implements and Pumps. He keeps constantly on hand an assortment of Harness and Harness fixtures, he means business, and will treat you well and sell cheap for cash Remember the place, the R. I. Frayne Building. Burrton, Kas.

lOOI OFFTr-H AND, SAM- rT tisw.