The Halstead Clipper from Halstead, Kansas • 3

i ajov tond i 1 i i 1 a 't .1 -t i- .3 i ii I I C. Ruth vt-lleil Iti-t week. ciJ.fr cf tii yt-ry L-t r.i Horse for I -Mn rkot'S. to th. tin ft i a i 4l ft to voi.r Opera House Block, THECLOT-HIER Has Just Cpencc'IFor Inspection a STOCK OF -c.

1" a ILIUM FALL -ii- AND (SLOT ft -r tv r-. ATniv LU w. i 1 1 i. 4- i Tli: FI I Ik Mix-d Czt ifu.i -f S. ifij'- i'C.

s. i i 1 l.u'.l'ut'w'r 1 Tiff nrii mm o. i rrrx on 7 JV Fi mi rMk- go PAOTfl Has Struck Halstead. lThcsogoeds were bought for cash -i relate CLOTHING PAiilC. cur Prices: llumbe't lilies Suits- Wvlt'l All ivool Cheviot Suils Union Ca-s I2.i i J'ii Extra C.l' Suit.

I i at IV -j- r.t Dm? 1 1 'I tb-vsi rt-l 11 .1 I I' it M. I i'i Ii y' want I irni ir ij't hi t''i call iui me n'lit aw.iy, it not mbhiit, II. S. Wenb.il. Just re civeJ.

a l.iran asor(inriit tea-, which we will n-H lovr as.Un? lowest at Ciirtietier's. Frank Kroeker keeps on hand all kin is of co.d at the lowest f.g- ures. El. veil pouil'ls if gr nu.laletl guj I at S. Piehrcl i Canned Fruit' and Groceries.

We sell lower than a bod v. Kifsi: Dvt'K. Ftr wooiien and "iliow ware, i to Cai biener's. The Be-t 5.l.0 Cent's I ten Si.ii Tin no -is in -America jil Brushes, dusters, fb imp ftil, vie. at hmail-'.

Se.eral well huprovej farms a few minute-drive of towii.al-tO.uc vt-rv choice ci'y prcj'rty for sale. fcnfpitre ot U. vtei.unn. oje'a-ite p-t otilcc. A few mule fruit jars ut Caibieit- cr s.

Si itionery Drug Store. all kinds at the So paper shells, hot at Carbiener's. cups, If you want tho be-t cigur iu inwn for a nickel, call for Crowr. of Peubod at Pickrel A Co's. Some of the linest brands of ciirars ever brought to at Em-bick's.

Lenther and Rubber Belting II use of all kind at Rcth A Co's IIahdware. For curtains. c.irM't'. Ibtor oilcloths go to H. Ii.

ituth's old reliable fitr- iiMure iioe.se. Alaska Soda Waier, at II ildebrand A Allen's Bakery and Library, becond door Kouth tf Coiuinercial Hotel. "Plte ilurability of the --Davis ha demonstrated beyond a tluttkt. F'T aJe by II. B.

IM.th. Puinls of all kin Is cheap at Ingalls. Receivel tins cek, at 11. B. Old belial.le rurtiiture an ex- eellent line of iit-w ie carpel-.

2 Household Paint ol and every uualiu, I deciiptiou, 1 nis Dki Stoke. Hold on stranger where are juu jjoinu? Tit.t.l Bro's. I't buy a air Ji-pants fcr il.ut) tiiey say I c.n s.ne 7. S. l'reese is having ait extensive bread trade, and it is on account of the 'gootl quulity ol that article of Call mid trv it nt the citv hakerv.

Fine tobacco at almost cot gall's. at In- Fresh Uyatcrs anv sivloat J. The ciU-foy UegL's Blnod Pntitieris rl illy eaiMg. 1. P.

Hiukle Is fir- i idshing sample hollies It I an ex- it-llent medicine for the I.iwr. lintl blood. WarnniiCd. i ILmey by ihe pound, quart or Ion, at Carbiciier'ti. il- i We have a tine lot of Teas which we will sell cheap for tho next 30 days, from 25 cents 75 cns a pound.

Former prices 50 cents to 1.00." John Lkjimanx A Co. You csn find Glass, Queen's and Wooden ware, the largest and U't assortment in thft city, at the lowest prices you over heanl of ut j' i uses Dyck'-s. The largest assortment of glassware anil queenswtiro in Halstead, at Pickrei cvs. The best cider iu the market at Embick's. Cori.ed Beef and Breakfast Bacon i the best quahtie ulways ol J.

Wagner A Co Meat on hand at W. ai Ket. New patents of Wall Paper constantly received, and exhibited at l. electric light as wi-ll as'by sutisligal, al Irgall's lhug Store. A large and complete line of Dry Goods for the Miinmer trade at Jmix Lkiimaxv A Co's.

i i i I i I i I Childs Suit S2 75 to S3.C0. Ccys, C3.CO to I2C0. In Furttish'nj-f Coods, 1ST vn i a auo p. THE ONE pkice house or The sound of the saw and hammer tames to beard throughout tho cm Tho general prosperity Harvey county was never so great as ut the pres.j cut time. If von have ii we have not a ood photo artist in Halstead.

jut vis- is his lio and you of vour error. ill be convinced Messrs. Taylor Logan, D. C. liege and W.

F. Towers tried their luck at slaying the trumpeting fowl of ths prairie Thursday r.fiernonn. If: M. Bickel, of McFherson'coanty, a ttltrieolf 'na o. Tv fwn hmi Scion 1 ,1 1 candidate for cogiessman from this i listrict i Cutting and fitting dresses a specialty at Miss Davis and Mrs.

Mbrey's dress making establishment, the Emporium of Fashion, Main Street. Adam Hess contemplates the erection of a new. residence on his property south of town in the near future, which when completed will make him an enviable Stop, read and consider the advisability of buying your tobacco and cigars of a home manufacturer who puts nothing but the best tobacco in bis cigars, and sells a better cigar for five cents than one half the ten cent cigars sold in llalstead. Call on Tarbet.at the Eureka Cigar. Factory.

Mr. Lee Wright, one of the oldest settlers in the county, and a resident ol Lakin township, four miles couth of llalstead, called at tho Clipper otSce this week and replenished the ptirne of the establishment to the amount of for one and one-half years subscription to the paper. ALLEN THORN II ILL: Solomon Allen, to Miss Anna Maria Thornliill at the residence" of F. Brown Sept. 21, 13S1, by N.

'C: Grooai, J. P. The "ceremony was pronounced at four o.cioc'k, V' "at'iuro which, congratti-idadojis and compliments of relatives aud friends were "offered. Some very appropriate remarks aud advise were given to tli newl married couple, -supper was soon announced, and the guests Indulged the sumptions repast which had been liberally pro? viJuu by the host and LI3T UF-FBESKSTS: -imk, by Alired and Nancy Allen; castor Mr. aud Mrs.

Joseph Thoiubill glass by Mr. and Mrs Charlton Brown; silver butter knife by Miss iIhii-na1i Allen siiver sugar spoou by Mrs. Nancy Allen silver butter dish by J. 11. Allen breVI plate.

Mr. and Mrs: W. Al-leii fruit disb, Miss Cora Tainplin pair linen towels, Sir. and Mrs. V.

J. Brown: bed spread, Mr. and Mrs. Willie Miller; scrap book, Mr. and Mrs Jay Cook; pictuie, Mrs.

table cloth, Mrs. Gilbert napkin set, Mr. aad Mrs. Gus. Petiie pickle dish, Miss Rosa Carey fruit Mrs.

Nancy salt dish. Addie Allen pepper box, Maltie Alleu salt box, Willie Allen; chair tidy, Miss Elta Carey; xVttie Hint-haw; pic-ftiies, Miss Mary and Emma ISrowu; pickle dish, Mr. and Mrs. ii. F.

llinsliaw; broom, Miss Hannah Allen, labeled with the following Dear Rye To yoa this. brooin I do commend; Iii-sttushine use tile busby pare, in storms, ihe other end. A young lady who recently started out as a fashion, writer has determined to rjuit journalism. She mentioned in an ai tide on ladies' fashion that are worn much shorter this year than usual" The young lady is certainly jus lified in being angry with the careless compositor who changed the ''k" in skirts to an Resubmission KSesting. HOt'SI, XEXI' MONDAY "SIUHT.

There will be a meeting at tho Opera House, Monday evening the 29th. The meeting will be addressed on points of political interest, by Hon. H. Bjckel, candidate for Congress, from this district, also an address by Col. W.

E. Iluttman, candidate for State Treasurer, in German. No matter what your politics. Go and listen to the issues of the day ably discussed. Miles Angol-American circus, whose men were engaged in the riot at Burr Oak Friday night, was briefly interviewed by an associate, press agent.

He stated that his men were attacked first by "a party of druhken citizens who cut the ropes of the tent before the show was over. The show-, men accommodated the attacking party with a fight and finally got their effects to the. train and loaded them on the cars. The crowd followed, and as the train was moving off a volley was fired from the depot platform into the ear. The fire was returned by some of the roustabouts, of razor backs connected with the- circus and Mr.

Longnecker instantly killed, Mayor Mann mortally wounded, and one or two others. in jured. The -Burr Oak officers arrested.) a number of tho showmen including Or ton himself, at Washington. Orton says he assisted the officers as best he could in identifying the guilty and believes that of the thirteen held in custody and taken back to Jewell county, three are positively guilty. He, Orton, was held in custody all day, but late Saturday night was and the circus train -permitted' to resume its journey unmolested.

He expresses sincere -'regret that the people were the cause of the tragedy. Mr. Mann at Inst accounts was-not dead, but there is no possibility of his recov ery He is one of the most prominent men in the slate, held in high esteem by the -people ot his locality, and his taking off'ia profoundly mourned throughout Kansas. Burr Oak, the scene of the tragedy, is. the terminus ot a short branch ot the Central Branch Union Pacific railroad, situated near Nebraska line abojij -jihi hi" he Mi-souri iivvr.

in in it I i -Mrs. EvV. Mifes Is Batavia, Ii-wj. viVJtin? fi ioii Ji i Mr. Ekiieart, a Gertaitn nnJ a 1 carpenter, is now in the firm of Mat) lernce Tiros.

Miss Ai.na Giocn ciatle. visit to Xewton i5iifurdav to viit fritiids und returnfil Monday G. E. Matkin was in town the fore part of the week and reported the in suraucc business very lively. The mother-in-law nnl -brother-in-iaw of our assistant express agent, Mr.

Childs, have been here visiting the ter. -II. B. Ruth, our popular furniture dealer, spent the later part of last week 11 uu jeporis pieasiUit tup. J.

'f. Fellows, internal revenue collector, of Newton was in the city Wednesday, lie reports Arthur Tarbet's books the neatest and best kept of any the district. M. S. Ingalls' sister, Mrs.

JohnstTm of MtVernon, Iowa, who has been here lor some lime past on account of the sickness of Grandma Ingalls, returned home the first the week." J. B. Fugate, editor of the New to i and wife were the guests of our townsman, Fhiibrick hist Saturday. While tli is is your first trip to the golden spi't of our Eden, do not let be jour last Bro. Fugate.

iMiss Leonard, formerly employed -in the postoffice at tliis place, ia now engaged in teaching school northwest of town. Miss Leonard found it neces sary to give up her former position on account of tho close confinement not being in accot dance, with her health, C. L. Stiyler has nearly completed one of the best stock barns in the Arkansas Vailey, -which will enable him to carry on his stock to a greater advantage. A.

0. Sayler, who has been stopping" with Jiis brother Charlie in Lakin was a caller at Clipper Miiictum Wednesday evening. Mr. Sayler talks of resuming the study of law this winter and befng admitted to the bar. in the 6pring in which case ho will establish an office in this city.

My new quarters will not advance the price of shaves or hair cuts, and if you have to wait your turn you will find a comfortable place at L. D. Brow-c-rs. SiT'gr-r'in "TH -t List of Property for sale by Neville Schell at the Clipper Office. HOUSE AND LOT.

A 10x21 one story house, with good cellar, eood well of water, and one acre lot. This property is tor sale at a great bargain, and the location is. excellent. Any one desiring a. cosy home cannot do better than to call upon us anil get price.

HIGH-BRED CATTLE. Twenty head of high-bred cattle and a number of thoroughbred bull calves. A splendid chance for farmers and stockpi0'tr secure a high grade of cattle at reasonable prices. EIGHTY ACRES. Here is a bargairr for speculators.

Eighty acres. of unimproved land situated- on the Little Arkansas river bottom, two and one-half miles rom Hal-stead. 'This desirable piece of property will "lie sold at $1,000. COUy FOR SALE. Three good milk cows, two of which have calves at their side.

Will be m11 at a decidedly 'reasonable price. All three con-am of the best gmla. Inquire of Neville Schell or J. C. Walker, four miles north of Ilalstei.d.

A BARGAIN. 100 Acres under cultivation, niej? grove, smail pood supply of water, stable," liege fence etc. Located 6 miles of llalstead. The place known as the old McAdams place. Will selT the farm and -one-sixth of the crop, at $17 per acre.

Excellent corn land, and is also, well adapted to stock raising. This is a bareain, and any one. wishing a good borne can find no better opportunity. Inquire of S. Pickrel, or of Neville Jc Schell at the Clipper office.

TO SPECULATORS. The 7'rhof farm lfor sale! The "best farm of its size 125 acre-) In the Arkansas Valley. 0(1 aeres nnder improvement. Thisjs one f.the earliest farms, bounde.i on the wet by the Arkansas river, nil of the laud being on the east side of river. Good vc-isotis for fclli-tg.

Proof can he that this farm has netted SI. M)0 cash per year for the past two years. The srround being ready. 45 acres of wheat will be put in at the price oll'ctird for sale. Good heavy walnut timber native, and a good orchard of bearinir fruits, besides a young ornhard ot '100 trees 150 apple.

A house good well, it-1 a granery which cost $l0C last rear six acres of "enclosed pasnire. good prairie slalile.and cow sheds. This good an I cheap farm will be sold for $1,010. It is located two and one-half miles southeast of llalstead. A good speculation as the farm will rent cay on good terms.

Inquire of Neville Schell, at the Cui-i'i' ollice. BUSINESS BREVITIES. Ladie's wrappers, children's dresses and waists at the C. O. D.

Store. A new and fresh stock of dried beef, cheese, bologdas, the best in. the iiiar-j ket at S. Embick's. Fresh Oysters iut up in' any style, or sold by the cau or case at the Citv Bakery.

Best stock of Cigars and' Tobaeeo iu lltAilv nt. 5s tiieli 1 i i ir ATTENTION. I am reeeivin'g letters from eastern parties who contemplate coming to Kansas this fall to invest montv in r.al estate. 'I lmsi ni-hin- to sell farms improved or unimi'roved, will dj i.well to see me nt, onco. tiiv- oppo- )I.

S. at in Si itii l.OU.'ld the S.aita Fe was I've hours lates ednes diiV i ir. Parties wem Sedgewiok the fa-it part of the week contracting cam at 30 cents per bushel. Sweesy Bro's new bui'iling rooms arc plastered soon to ready The class has Lfii-n put in front of the Mivrcy' baildinff, giving the pluee thf; look of completion. Mother Hubbard so'iashes rc now at fashionable couiniouity in of some of our mercantile houses.

'fh Kaiisiis City Fat Stock Show has changed it date to -'October the 25th, and will continue nntil Nov. 1st-. Mr. Jacob Linn will move his stock into his new store room Che latter part 'of next week, when he viU go east and put in a st ock of goods befitting such a structure. The public schools, opened last Monday, under very favorable auspices.

The attendance of pupils is large, and they are applying themselves studious ly to their separate We received tins week. The IJalstead I)ru'ift, published by -M: J. Ingalls, its columns are interesting. If you have not received one, call at the Stone Drug Store, and. your wants will be supplied.

A most delightful service wtis held in the M. E. church by Kev. J. D.

Bot-kin, the pastor. His address was most impressive, his points were strong and practical throughout- Quite a number of strangers wore in attendance. As is the day and night divided, so is. life One day is. bright and cheerful, and another is dark and cloudy.

One night is bright, as is the pleasure we sometimes in solitude, and another is dark and the very type of dreariness. The store room being fitted up to receive the grocery stock of J. G. Davis, is being prepared in a manner that will 'when completed, make one of the most convenient and pleasant store room in the citv. The addition to the store rooui bt.be acot-ipied by rccc.i'y stock of Mr.

Davis after the 1st of Octaber has been completed, and will prove a decided commodity as a storage room. Mr. Weliban, since his contracts are almost completed in the painting line will be found at his real estate oiBce at all times ready 'to show real estate to those wishing to purchase. The Hall is being fitted up with a new drop curtain, new scenery When completed, llalstead will have an opera house equal to any in. this section.

Several firsl-elass troops are already booked for the fall and winter season'. Mr. Frank Weller. editor of the Tea-body Graphic taken unto himself a life partner, in the person of Miss' Nellie Bailey. 'May she as the future days fill up the--vacancy of those that are passing always fell she could not.

have done' "We Her" in her And the Clippet Frank wishes you and yours a happy and prosperous The denomination" known as the Ad-ventUts, have pitched their tent on the vacant lots 'south of City Hall where services will be' held nightlv. Every body is cordially invited toattencd their incetin-r. They lire firm' believers in and seek discussions with representatives of other denominations'-They arc here to make converts to their faith. On the Oth of October will commence in the Il.lstead Grove, a series of meetings. The camp meeting will hold for ten days.

We would suggest to our worthy citv council that an ordinance be passed prohibiting parties from pedling various articles of produce throughout the city, without a license. Our merchants need protection in this line, and they having established their -business here, thereby adding largely, to the and business facilities of our town, are entitled to that protection. Qiite a number of parties have been retailing produce about town at private residences, thereby supplying everybody in this line, and a few of these parties have had the cheek to go our grocery-men, after selling all they possibly could in this manner, and try to close out to them the balance of their loads. Of course, this would leave our dealers without a home market. This is not fair, and a license fee of at least $1 per load should be set upon all such retailing business.

A now danger threatens those who make up part of their courtship in carriage riding jn the shape of the bicycle. There started from this city Sunday morning, two persons who are possessed of more than the average fondness for each other, iu a buggy to enjoy Ihe fi -u- uud its scenic beauties. A bout the same time on'o of our young men, mounted on one of those self-propelling vehicles called the bi-cvcle, thought a change of air would also benefit him," so starting' 'a little liter on the route taken by the sweet-hearls, who unaware ov the noisless intruder in the rear, never once changed their position, thus enabling the iu-uushe wheelman to rie up to withitta few feet of the bugtry unobserved. The young lady was dressed in white, and he" had for some distance been endeavoring to discern if, or not, it was a black sah that encircled her waist, after riiling some distance without arriving at a sai isfa'etory conclusion he v. -'is at lait convinced" by the male occupant to back.

As ouick as iirish the sash disappeiu'ed. It was evident thai the young lady had a ffm shn-ve with ai arm in it. Laiups clu'up at the umo l'n'iJ Hay your coiifectioiierit of J. W. tii rj thin in the freth C.irliieiier's.

lrtiit line ut Fresh groceries received daily at Plt'KUKl. iV Co. New Guns at MarkcI'S. Come and examine tboc nice cuetors Carbieuer'is Go to J. Fierce' tor your fine bacco ami cigars.

to- G. A. K. Blue Suits, Best viuality and-Lowest Price (it Tin HOT? Table ami pocket cllery hi every variety at Cai bielier's. C.miIc ftoves cheaper than ever at Ruth hardware store.

Fir wall paper tail at the Iru, Store. (isird-'n City hats one wan-tinted. at Every HumboU Jeans Pants $1. at Tibbot Bi o's. "Just received, a car load of Ktoves at Ruth A CoV.

hardware store. Try the faultless the best smoke town at Garbii-Her's. If you want to save money, buy p.ur oiN at th Sfne Dnig Come and -e those beautiful librarj lamps Spring wagons and buggies at Ruths Co'k. hardware store. The Giesecke Bitot, ami shoe beats them all.

Sold at Tibbot Bro's Fresh Oysters at Dreese's. Ladies, if you ave in geart of a per feet beauty of a hat or bonnet, we advise yo to call on Miss Davis and Mrs. Taul at the Emposium of Fashion on Main Street. Full Stock of Dry G.todst aud Dres Goods at John Lehman Hmoked Moitt of all Uin-ln nt Riesex Dvck's. A new low if funs at prices lower than ever, at Ruth ii Co's.

hardware store. Insure vour iropertv in the Etna and Plurnix Insurance cmpanies. T. F. Bruuows, Agent.

ILJstead. Large line ol Lisle thread gloves for 1.0 per pair at Tibbots, to close. Orr's overalls for 75 cents at Tibbots Better than anv olhor mako. After a sea diet, to prevent boil and erunitons, and assist acclimation, ii- Aver.s Sarsaparilla. Ilnuehold Varni'li at the Stone Drug Store in any qdatitity desired.

Trunks and Valises at lleses. Seven languages spoken at the Stone Drug Store. 2 For your threshing coal, go to Krock-er's. 25 Case E'tots mid Shoes just received at Tibbot Bro's. llumbolt Jeans Suits $4.2" Ilumbolt Jeans Pants S1.25 Kersey Pants, 1.25 Everything in clothing 20 per cent cheaper than eUewhere at Uege's.

Ayerjs Hair Vinor keeps the hair fresh itid bright. It not only restores the colors, but imparts gloss and lux-nriinceto faded and grav hair. S. Pickrel Co. have-just received a car load of those delicious California fruits, which have heretoforo bseii-sold by dealer for .30 cents a can.

'They must go, find are now sold bv the alov firm at 2a cents per can. Now is your chance to lay in a I'dotches. Pimple. Eruptions of the Skin, e-'prini can be cured by uMti? Beiras' Blood Puritier. We wnrr'tit every bottle nH to give Kat-islacti'-n, and rurni-li.

FKKK simple to all who desire to try it. F. P. Illnklc. SCHOOL BOOKS AT I.

G0ERZ" BOOK STORE. All School Books used in our District School at Introilurttioij and exchanae prices. Alsnonnll boiks -used in Ihe C'oBge. a speei.il discount will be siven to student'. Take Not'ge.

AK persons Knowinn themselves lolw to ns will please call nnd si tie. either by ca'Ii or note immediately, as we must have money. JohxLkhmann Co WANTED! (Irsi'-class workman nt A. Becker's f)iof A conpetenf workman can gPt jrnoil w-iges and a splemlld sirunthtn for the hiter. Call upon or address A.

Bki'ikk. Halstead, Kansas. Always vhead. Our-Iive DnigginP. P.

HinHeisdis friniitieg tree sample bottles rf Uenjs Lloo Piiriller. It wi'l at citw reliev-that drowsy, lired feelinir. loss of ambi-thin. Ac, caused by a Torpid, Liver ami diseased Kidneys." It costs nothing try it. F.

P. II inkle. That Ice Cream at Dreese's City Bakery is delicious. Try it. A yer's Ague Otic fdhiiidaleg the act ion of the liver, cleanses the blood of ma ai i il aud the yivm tt renewed vigor, arrautea to cure rev WANTED.

A car load of young chickens at Pickrel A Co's. BOXAXZA! 9 Special bargain? in clothing at hols' for 60 days. Tib- JjJtEXi' GOODS. Ginghams, Lawn. Bttntin-rs and in fact all desirable wide goods JollN I.EltMWV it Cii's Kentucky Cider.

Ireh Kentucky cider jat received at II. ry. Jit drou in Mini lie con inced it is the most Uelic-ioiis ilr'iik von can liud ii) the citv. FOR SALE. A new heating tovc 'and pipe.

A1-: ipiite a variety of incidental. iw-ear-and ii to anvoi-e. The nil! ei. I'. ttii- otlhv r.

i a. -a i r. Railroad Tirn Tables. h-ive. th-a Union Depot lol- T.

A S. F. -v 1 Ai.l-. I 'i luv 'nit -o-uiici-iry remarus i bi-n: ton ot cur veopio going. to A i ian' ic Kxiii a in 1.

New Ynrk 7.42 in 1 1.10 in 11 ro'- II. i l-rei rut Vi 1. 'Ttt AKI. 1. S.in Franei-eo wi Coloridri Lxp-ess.

a 7. Kmi-H-int-. in 1 Le.d Freight, ST. K. Pa'scn "jer, arrive8, 7:33 leave-, i in TUroiisrh tickets s-ilfat'l'tiioii Depot to all part Dl' of the Stales.

C. HOVT. Ai.F.ST. the clothier bridge. Subcribrt for the Ci.liM'ETt.

lhu rv don't. Oh doiii uoods at Ttbbot Bros. A ik-vV barber shop in town. vKerfey Fants $1. 2 at" Tibbot Bro's.

cutting is going on very rapid- Mr. Groom has new assistant in the otlire. A.iveriise our wants in the columns of the Cliitkk. has been many ioads of wheat i.irketed bore this week. The llalstead and Elevator are rumuns to their 'nil capacity.

D. Urowtri moved into his now i hi shop Tuesday aftornoon. I'o Mr. and Mrs. Jacob -Spot, Sept.

-'K pound girl. Less wheat, will be this year flifi; has been the custom of lute years. Tho days are passing few tire now to-be seen iu mar ket. Kurg iiu at Oprta Block grocery, I want to reduce my stock before ir.ov- J.G. DAVIi." Tile fall term of the college commenced last Tuesday with an enrollment -of over sixty students.

A'bout om; huu.ft ed Cherokee Indians passed through Newton Saturday evening enroute for east. Wheat soiling is the order of the day and the rains of the past week have been very beneficial to this cerial. All land placed hi our hands for sale wiil be. advertised free of charge. Our charges for selling are very low.

Cheap srocriea at Osa Block grocery belote moving. J. G. Davis. the banner wheat slate of the I'nited States and Harvey county the banner county of the banner svtate, and llalstead the banner' wheat market of the banner county.

Whoop-a-la The sugar mill at Hutchison now give employment to 103 tnen. The sugir turned out gives splendid satis-iaction. Jos. Williams made joy to reign in the Cur-PEa sanctum last Saturday by the renewal of his subscription, accompanied by the another year. Messrs.

Avers. Goodwin and Reederr o( Bun ton, Kansas, recently purchased some fine Merino rams from R. T. Mc-Cuiley of Summit, Missouri at- prices ranging from to $60 per" head. liy invitation from the pastor of the Mclliodist Church, the young I f-opltf of ihe congregation assembled at the iiais.oiiage last Monday "evening, where they were 'delightfully enter-tamed by Rev.

Botkin and his estima-1 is uiie. Lwiil move my stock of groceries on or befoix- 1st of Oct. to building occuied by the bank. J. G.

L)avis. The democrats at their convention in Newton of a recent date, nominated 'has. Shaffer of Sedgwick for representative of this district. Mr. Shaffer is the strongest man the party could have put up.

lie is every inch a gentleman, and will make a creditable race. At Amsterdam, N. "there Is a wo-mini who has two tongues, the upper being two-thirds tfe length of the lower, and having the appearance of a tcngue turned -over. A woman with one tongue is generally considered enough to hold a man to his level, but wiili two tongues 16 con tend with could never keep his balance. 4 Hir farmers are busy threshing, seeding, culling corn and in a couple-fit' short months thoy will be greeted by winter.

When, ii they have acted wisely and rushed out there fall work, they can sit by the. Ore in comfort and without. ha; ing to be out in the" raging storms of winter. Then is the witen they can. phrase tli 3 columns the Never has there been a time In the" history of the country but wii.it the I'l-iee of wheat ad r.nced- during the inter months, and generally ciins u.

highest mark ahmtt the of We ty once ag-iin, as. ha? Un t-u-n several lime in recent '-f this paper, if posible hold i' v. lies for to cr three rnonth-i --e it 3 1 Tii'it mon'-y Yx tv.nN.-t.:S!..ii. At any rafo er.n--';i hin'g ie- 1- it of War as? TTTt TT 1,11 j. GRADED llltjll C.

L. SAYLER, iiu LiJ i iiLiiiJi SIMM MIS 25 riEAD of MICH HEIFERS Also a number of Thoroughbred Dull Calves. Located Two Miles 0f Halstead. For fu rlli cr pari icu PS inquire cX NEVILLE SCHELL at the Clipper Office. (LER BRED CCW3 and FOR SALE I South and Fqui'Vc-m Up U'oods 1 li; Sill loS4 an s3 J.

Mr. E. A.Miks wishes announce; to tho public tho fact that has sc! i SHiThc best Stock of Dn cured the services of a shoer, and anyone wishing kind done can he i shop. The e'-t an I i ian ira of chcv.ini tobaccr.s at K-nb w.rv. and bo eonvimo-d.

I IHilie but tie- bet-t. S. Emuck. Every Thresher and Fanner td.oi.M go to E. A.

Mik's A son Ma, bine Shop and sic Boevv's new Miatv Mavk-T, Thoy have one up ami ready for operation. These gentle men are ag- uts this stacker. I wi-li to state to my cust' isi- I have one of the iinot harm to.lt in tho west, siti a led on the oootl or-and s--v a cu pied my obi to--. one. l.

Yoa uill liud at hun-w's by ihvesiig ition. the br'ad ever lnadc in bite and lu ht a that vul I Kb- tt l.MCCll of i r.i; City i fin. i OCTOBER Winkier mix.