Warwick Leader from Warwick, Kansas • 3

Pe Warwick Mlu 800(1 Yoa novt- huge. M. 0. Polloy waq town Monday. Nice lino of bird cages at Yoates Si Uoyfs published every Friday morning at Closing out al at the Omaha store Ilardy Oriental Laces at a bjg discount at Polfuy Bros.

Thorpe's. Miss Magglo Bodoll spout the past week with frionds In Beandla, If you ore In need of harness be sure to cull on Connelly Bros. E. L. Glasgow camo up from Pcaij: Warwick, 7 Kansas.

dla lant Tuesday. tatt mivk TTn Klufl1 vim a irlutffnnr inf) AAlL-nuym UuEi inpLp In town this week, Fans and parasols at cost at Policy WARWICK Mj. Fao. R. R.

TIME TABLE. Triumph Itcipt, Oh! how wonderfully refreshing these little showers. Give us most anything in preference to hot winds. There seemes to be a great demand for old corn fctuoug farmers of this yjr clnity and elsewhere. A letter from Illinois friends last Saturday says the corn crop Is almost an entire fail lire and wells becoming exhausted so that farmers have to draw water for stock.

Mr. James Calder of La Prairie III, uncle to Frank, Is now here. He Is owner of the east half of the 'Peebler' section. He expects to leave for his home topiprrow (Thursday) eve. W.

T. Bafcer, wife and daughter, In company with W. H. Webber and Bros. Thqrpe's Th' reduction of Internal revciin fW(l the taking off of revenue stump from Proprietory Medicines, no doubt hugely bi-neliut'ii thccuiibiiint as well as relieving dunli of home manufacturers.

Especially this the case with Green's Auenat Flower and Boflohee's permun Svr-up, as the reduction of thirty-Mi cents per dozen, has been mlded to" Increase the size of the bottles containing these remedies, thereby giv, ingope-flftb more medicine in the 75 cent size. The August Flasher fot Dyspepsia and Liver Complaint, an -J the German Syrup fcr (-ouch f1 Lung troubles, have Pernafa, largest sale of any medicines in tu world. The advantage of increase size of the bottles will be greatly adr predated by tho elcn and afflicted, in every town and village in civ Ulzed countries. Sample bottles fo? 10 cents remain the same size. C.B.

Division. Warwick Station; Laoey and Joe Kohl wore In TCxnroaa East denarts 8:20 a. ra. West arrives. 8:20 p.

in, town last Tuesday, Freiirtt East denarts. 8:64 p.m. New lot of tinware, ohoarj. at Another good rain last night; this makes two heavy talus, in 48 houos, Policy Bros. Thorpe will closo out their Lawns at 4 and 5 cents a yard.

I. W. Williams and Frank Stanley of Ropullo wore In town yesterday. The best Machine Oils In the mar. ket at Mo Powell, Beem Co's, Hardy, Neb.

Yoates Hoyt West ai rives, 8i00p.ni, CBA.WFQBD, Gen'l Pass, Agt. Local Agent, John Scott went to Kansas, City Wednesday morning. C. B. Q.

E. R. TIME TABLE. Mrs, Andrew Tracy went to Yuma GASH STORE' M. Railway ply.

In Nebraska. last Mondyy on a visit tq friends, HARDY fcSTATIQN. rannon Ball K. Denver, wife, went to Guide Rock Nebr. on We understand that J.

11. Worth Go to O. S. Uobsons If you want Kx. goes west, Monday.

From there they will go to expects to start fur Colorado about Harness Oil of first qualUy and cheap Blue Hill where old friends will be Camion Ball Denver F.x. iroes east. 11:30 eat rates. Monday next. Local Passenger goes west 6:27 ra, I qqq Dye of public has leased the I r-i 1.

i I tf I Hay harvest Is at hand. Buy your found and lastly they will visit Bladen Nebr. where their coqsfn, Will Persons, lives. They wilj probably uiiDmerviui uutei ouu uiu Machine Oils of McDowell, Beem WM. J.

WlLBUB. P. S.Eustis, Qen'IPass. Agt, fakeu possession, Co. Local Agent, return about the last of the week.

N. M. Forsythe may, In our opinion W. H. Webber and wife, accompa 1v 1 It J.

Til PrtSTflFFTOTi HOURS. The DOSt- J. aluor OI in. boast of the best corn In this section. HAVE ON HAND nied by Iowa friends, ars spending PATENTS Obtained, and all other business la the S.

Patent Office attended to for Modern fees. Our office is opposite tba U. S. Pat ent Office and we can obtain Patent In less tima than those remote from Washington. Send Model or Drawinsr.

We advise as fo patentability free of charge and we make no charge unless we obtain patent. We refer, the postmaster, the Supt. of Money Order and office at this place will be closed from is visiting wun uran uaiaer tnis His prospect is certainly flattering, the week with Mends in Webster county Nebraska. tf to. 8 p.

m. and will be opened 7 rn Hnnnva will be oDen- badly damaged in his state by the Webber Band expects to take in th G. A. R. State Re-union at Omaha Their Summer Stock of Goods and Seersucker goods cheap at 15 cents ed from 8 to 9 a.

l0DS continued drouth, ba wish to sell them during the this tall. undoubtedly G. W. WOOD, postmaster. If VOH want anv thln uauanw kfiDt enjoyable trip for the boys.

but pow sold at 12 at Poljey Bros Thorpe's. Henry Beck is at work on the Rock at a first classjdrug store, call at the Bummer Season! rv ax. rt Ji vru Born: Aug. 4, to Wm, Bosworth Island near Soandia; dlBjlfce to and wife, a son; mother and little one see a man of his age at such heavy Therefore W6 haV6 Dllt o81.3111? the U. SPatent Office.

work s-iuwwwo wo avo For circulars, advise, Wms, and ref- work. Wm. Bateman and family David Bedell are doing wel, sold Wells and Fred webber erences to actual clients in your own them down at prices stateorcouDty-1ifit2WArn For Sale W. C. Bugg John Scott moved to Buskin where Mr, Bateman is engaged the grain trade.

We are sorry to lose so good a citizen, Mayor Jallce Judge fllprk Treasurer their hogs last Tuesday. A good house and lot. Good well In Opposite Patent Office, Washington, B. T. Yeates The social at Hardy last evening the yard.

Good cave; fine location The Misses Brawn have opened a Thomas Coggswell was a complete success. Romkq. to J.Jarshal that can not fail and terms reasonabe. Inquire at this gtock of millinery, on nhe east side. COUNOILMEN, office for further information, A.

rt. Thomrjson. J. R. When In need of goods In their line, Fralrle Sell.

The Washington Post says the only give them a call. MOVE STHEM Orans, II. Hoyt, OleBerg. Quite a number attended church at solace the people of that town have C. A.

Cessna has in his possession the Dell last Sabbath and Rev. R. S. )s the "jug train" from Nebraska. GOLDEN OP LWOXS trom press and pnlpit are siiowered upon GOLDEN DAYS Publlslied by JAMES ELVEBSON! Coi.tU ana Spruce PHILADELPHIA.

Its sixteen lnrtw. wpii nincfmiwi a IX note bearing date April za 177U Society Directory. Moore delivered an excellent sermon- W. E. Myers shipped another car Next quarterly meeting at the Dell Tho M.

E. Church will hold Ser- load of brick to Mankato this week. It was the last pay drawn by Mr. Ces na's grand father for per vices in the British army. The note is kept as an will be held two weeks from next Sat urday and Sunday, the Elder writes the brim with liu-tature that 1b The Kansas City Evening News is vloesin the school-house at Warwick Ba follows; Preaching once every Sabbath at 11 o'clock A.

M. and 7 o'clock P. M. Prayer meeting every heirloom by the family. UitereHUliK and pura.

inUw ita v-'f-'y vlnll.il., the tUIIllLV Circle alwavs WRlr-nma In th. that he will sond a good man In Lit place. W. E. Myers, at the Hardv brick of the opinion that the present bad teeling between France and Germany will culminate in a most destructive war.

Mrs. w. Albertson has gone to vis folks, who well know and an lously wul the day and hour tor tee mall that lii io tht Ilia Golden Days. The Rev. E.

won lirtdiff, cantor of St. John CUurch lu New Vurt City truly "A feature tt I I udilH tO lllH TSfUVr unnnlcl WE FEAR NO COMPETITION yard, is prepared tournish brick to all parties In need of tne same. Thursday evening. R. S.

Moore, Pastor. it Ler brother near went last Sunday so w. Is a widower and Mr, Blake of near Superior has he and Frank wiirrun the state line, Either In styles 'or prices- value Is a weekly iiisrusloii of the luternutioni I Sunday school U-hou. Thla Is niveii lu a nh-ai -ant narrative style by Itev. p.

i Khxiw, I), u. for inany Vf-lweiUioi ol the Sunday School Artvocnti anedltoi ill er ot looks ioi- i-hiuiren. in Several trom here are going to work purchased the building just south of the depot and will put in a stock of farming imploments in time for the Wm.CvBUGG, Justice of the Peace, on the railrred and some have ahead- wiueiy Known miiue Is a sufllclent uraurunw thai these Hum constructed will continue to be learuml cleur and Interesting." departed for Scandia. spring trade, He will move his family here in a week or two. Corn looks like fire, had passed ALSO FURNISH DEEDS, TAKES through the fields; wonder who set ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS.

COL such a fire last Friday, I believe It For harness repair go to Connelly Bros, at Warwick. TACTIONS A SPECIALITY, RE was J. T. Patterson for he was play ing croquet, for the championship, so A full line of heavv and llcrht har WM. J.

W. BUGG. CARPENTEBS. We are always Prepared to do anv All We Ask MITTANCE PROMP, Office at the Leader office. early in the morning; I failed to learn ness and oollars at Connelly Bros, at Warwick.

how the players stood or who look the WARWICK KANSAS. honor but if J. will come around At a meeting hole in Bellevile Aug. is voi Purchasers To Call And Warwick Kansas' Aug. 1887-List of letters remaining in the post-office unoalled for.

Miss May White, Mr. J. H- Price' A. W. Brown, Mr.

N. Micles. Geo. W. Woods, P.

M. 8. Hobson has a very complete stock of Mixed PaintB of the best quality and at lowest rates, Will take pleasure in showing goods, Miss Emma Bosworth was visiting in town this week. Remnants of calico cheap at Polley Bros. Thorpe's.

The Misses J. and J. Brown have opened a full stock of Millinery and Notions in the first building south of Polley Bros. Thorpo, A share of your patronage is respectfully solict-ed Light calicos 5 cents per yard at Polley Bros, anb Thorpe'. Farmers oall at the wagon shop and see those handy wagon jacks.

and inform me I will write it up. 3 it was decided to organize a County I thing in our line promptly and with a degree of excellence and neatness begot by years of experience practical work, Give usa trial, Farmers are very busy making hay Fair Association and a meeting was examine our Goods and learn grass is drying up fast and it is also called for Aug. 13, at the courthouse in Belleville, fur that purpose. quite short. our prices and we know they will Warwick, Kansas.

RIMERS RESTAURANT. F. D. Calder, the organ dude, sold Satteens, Black Lawns and all kinds the M. E.

church at Republic a fine of white dress goods at cost at Pol- buy. chapel organ; did not learn the price J. B. HARDING, ley Bros. Thorpe's.

understand tnat tne bell will soon John W. Plotner went to Mankato be hung In the tower at the Dell. Warm meals at all Contractor Builder, U. w. Ktmrey, wnen at you com last Monday to attend Normal.

J. will teach the Star school, in Jewell' ing DacK to tne ueuy tne ladles are hours. West Side. county this fall and winter. waiting to see your smiling conn ten Plans and estimates furnished, Oall on or address me at ance again andjwe miss you in our S.S.

For cheapest and best farm loans H.A. Wales wm. Chambers, one of our success call on ful farmers threshed out 2-50 bushels J. B. Skinner, Hardy Nebr.

C. has a full line of WARWICK, KANSAS. of oats from about twelve acres; very good -foi this season. J.W.CLEMENTS Whiri" of! iud Oil at lowest rates In Some of our neighbors will have to murker. begin feeding stock if It don't rain ATTORNEY AT LAW soonIt has rained.

LUMBER, win jnoy -arrived rrom lira i of fclit and at onco look we think the District board should NOTAUY PUBLIC LAND LOAN barge of the harness shop. purchase window lights for the school house as it is dangerous to leave the Ht. Louis was visited by an ea'jtl LATH, SHINGLES, building so open. quake, ujr. 1, No damage wus douo AGENT.

Collections made in All purls of the I'nifced State. Office first door mirth runners li.ii bur. the people were badly frijflifeiud J. D. Calder is visitiosr with his nephew, F.

Calder. He reports things very dry in Marshall county Wa: yS'' "ill Building Material of all kinds and Coal. Other towns may be ahem! of War fcUl'KRlOR, VUBHASK.i wick in some things but for healthy 111. good looking babies and lots of them Prloes low as the lowest. Oall on Geo.

Cure is agent for the colebra. Sayl did you kupw that It rained a-bout four drops Wednesday morning? Warwick takes the doughnut. us fur estimates. ted bweep Stakes WashlnKMachlne well it did. For very latest styles and freshest It beats anything of the kind we Siave ever seen- Try one and you will Tie Want Tour GR A.I Howell Bros, 9 Here comes a wa termelon and Den AK Not Bk Undersold Millinery, notions and ladies embroi uuy one.

is will stop and take it, Denis, dered suits call on Mrs. J. B. Skluner at Hardy Nebraska. Highest market price always paid BY ANY DeForest and Worth did finally sue Notes From Iowa.

YEA7E8 HOYT ceed in downing Bussey and Hefner for rruin at the Warwick Elevator. C. THOMPSON, Manager, The correspondent from Prairie Dell at croquet and now challenge Patter asks if we can't write up few locals on the prosperity of Iowa. Now we son and the best man he can find. Reputable House Hardware.

would a great deal rather lend our Madam Rumor has It that U. ear to the sound of the new fifty dol A full line of Hardware always on lar boil in the tower at the Dell than Klmrey will commit matrimony before he returns to this looality. we noticed that he had a far-away look to undertake to write such an article- IN THE WEST hand at lowest Hying prices. when he started on that trip. Warwick, Kanstn But wo will justay that the prosperl ty of Iowa, in regard to the crops, from all reports, and as far as we are This section was visited by rain Wed- J.

Mitchell, Blacksmith, WAGON AND REPAIR SHOP. All work In my line done with neatness and dispatch, nesaay mat did Incaculable good to able to judge, are in a very discour corn but the crop will iall far short of CHAS.A, OEBgJJA. an averaare on account of the hot f-'OUSE PALTER. winds that prevailed last week. As I have moved toRepubllcI have WARWICK, have left my accounts with John R.

Ward at the office, Persons Paper-Hanging, living in Warwick and vicinity, who are owing me on account will please W. W. Albertson, aging condition from two causes, dry went her in early spring and ravages of chinch bufs The acreage of oati and wheat is increased over former years and the eunditien is generally not good. Oati headed out low, much of it is weedy; the crop will not average fair. The acreoge of corn Is below that of former years in all the counties and the crop lighter than has ever beei known In Iowa before We are untble to give statistics in regard to the crops but would say that the farmers in our township are calculating ou about one third of a crop.

The potato crop is almost entirely destroy call at his office to make settlement. Kalsomining and Graining, Manufact irer of Wagons! and Car Jas: Lacey, riages. J. L. Lowther and Joe Bennet re Allkludsof repairing done with Satisfaction Guaranteec turned from Gove county last Satur neatness and dispatch.

day and report crops an entire failure Warwick, Kansas arwick, Kangii all through the west central part of the state. They experienced, while Kono.Home of the oldtime hot winds that have burned up the crops out there. Hard times are staring the ed, grass is dead, water veay scarce, cattle poor and sellinsr at a low figure On fh whl the outlook Is very dis onragin. U. G.

Kimrey, WM. H. HOYT. Keej constantly on band a full line of harness. Repairing a specialty.

k. Kansas settlers In the face and many of them will return.lefore winter sets in. Polley Bro3. I.