Valley Falls Register du lieu suivant : Valley Falls, Kansas • 5

APPLES! APPLES! APPLES! List of letters remaining in the P. Eb? Ihtllcn Stalls jUegistcr till t- fci ex i-M "Earth, to Earth." Though not unexpected the death of Samuel Legler, last Saturday evening brought sorrow to many hearts. All knew him but to love him. For months he suffered with that dread consumption, bravely battling against the unrelenting monster, which was slowly but surely capping awav his vitality. All that kind hands could do wait done for his relief.

But The choicest eating and cooking apples for sale cheap at tho Farmer's 1 Store. DIED. Mrs. Mry E. Wilson, relict of John Wilson, Nov.

13, 1SS5, of Cancer, aged 50 years. Her maiden named McEwen, she was born and married in Niagara county, New York. Removed with her husband to Michigan, and thence to Kansas. Her hur-band died of consumption in this city last spring. She was a con-intent meaib'or the Christian in th char el of which her funeral was preached Sunday morning by Eld.

A. B. Wrde, the pastor. An only son survives Ler. WEDDED.

"YVee3tee-Gephart. At the residence of the bride's mother in thi city Wednesday evening Nov. 18, I8S0, at half xast eight o'clock, by Rev. C. B.

Taylor, pastor of the Congregational Church, Mr. A- H. Webster and Alisa Sue Gephart. The interesting ceremony, fittingly and briefly spoken by the clergyman, and performed in the west room of thei commodious family mansion, was witnessed by a large company of relatives and friends. Merry went tho marriage bells.

Tho congratula- tions of loving friends followed, all wishing tho happy and splendid looking couple a long and pleasant voyage on the placid sea of matrimony. Mr. J. C. Bushinger and Miss Carrie Webster, performed well the duties of attendants It is needless to speak of the costumes, the bride, groom, and all present, especially the ladies, be (SUCCESSOR OF A.

TKUTTMA.1T.) HARNESS OF AL KINDS. BRIDLES, SADDLES, WHIPS, ETC. Xoue but- the Jlest Quality of Leather hi Slock- ep airing Promptly and iSTeatly i-i vu A A J. L. REIL).

-PROPHIBTOS Valley 1 1 op C' titantiv on baud a hirne s' ck of FZOUH S1I0X2'S9 CIIO'PS of all kituls, C02iJ OATS, 7Al ETC. 'JSnviw; t'u nan lilies enables us lo sell a I low fig 112 cs. Give us a call if you to sarc money. Xriliffhesl Jfarcel 'Trices Taid for all Kinds 0 FARH Goods Delivered to any purl the City i'rec EDWIN ARMSTRONG. (SUCCESSORS TO MEL LEU LEU) ctS jS tr "Vir 1 vs O.

at Valley Falls, for the week vov 14 igs5" Childs, Henry Dtrrman, L. Dawson, F. W. Hemnwi, Sena Foster, Mrs. A.

H. Isham, Geo. Hallenbeck, J. A. Jewet, Mrs.

E. Keniston. N. G. Kains, Rachel Lewis, Henry Lord, Catherine May, Emma MeMichalL Henry He-Gain, Mrs.

F. M. Oliver. J. W.

Pamoil Mrs. Amanda Phelps, John ileed, M.ry L. Spin.iier, Valeiitino T. er, Mary Willis, G. V.

P.M. txmwm fc-w 1 in 1 0 1 A. V. DAVIS. A A fr wra "ra r- Ate '5 sn TN.

i) any part of tiie City Arnica Salve. The greatest medical wonder of the world. Warranted tf j-pecdily cure cuts, ulcers, salt rheum, fever sores, cancers piles, cotns, tett-T, chapped hands, and all skin eruptions, guaranteed to cure in every instance, or money refunded. 25 cents per box. Tutt.

or sale Ly iJeland fc 24 Stcvrart's I'ills cure headache. Oil for Fcrrn Mzthir.zvy. Fcrthe best quality at the lowest prices go to Nolkers grocery store for your cil for your farm Ma.chincry, Warranted to g'wc satislaction, TTaen Bal'j wae wo garc bcr Cait3ri.i, "When kbe vraa a Child, she cried for Castoria, "When sue became Hiss, to Wtcn eiio kad Children, eko gave tlera Caslorii, Ash Biltera is not an intoxicain beverage, but a pleasant, mild, laxative and efficient Tcnic, acting di-etlly cn the Liver Kidnev, Stomach and Bowels. The Bryant Business College, St. Joe.

is a valuable training fcbool for young men and women. This College give? its students Actual Businees Practice and Office Drill in Book Keeping, Banking, Commis sion, Insurance, and all practical commercial branches. Penmanship a specialty. Write at once to Henry Conn, the l'resident for Fine Cata'oge, giving courses cf expense and cer.eral information. ill Oil PIAKO 0 be given away jyn DfTQ the best and cowilh No.

26 tU-ui I Ot cheapest hu-oprous and literary weekly 2 CENTS utbiished. Send for sample cpy, ith full particulars, to JOHN W. LOVELL COMPANY, Publishers and Proprietors. 1 and 15 Vesey Street, New York City. Lumber Yard For Sale.

Tho Valley Falls Elevator and Lumber Yard Co. offer their entire lot of Lumber for sale. Their stock consists of choico grades in all kinds of lumber, which they offer to a good purchaser for cost. To parties wishing to engage in the trade thi3 offer furnishes rare inducements. 11-lt 81.5 PEK YEAR LOCAL iSEWS.

The fall wheat is looidng srdendid Cranberries, all kinds of choice Confectioneries, and fresh bread at Snyder's. Thi: is very fine weather i-jr gathering corn. WANTED. ICO bushels of choice Potatoes tho Farmer 3 Store. 57 Pare Zinc and Lead Paint '-round in my house and guaranteed re.

IL A. Cor. llio vaUie.iSv'smtiie cane or xiagned vs. Bonn again visited Holton this week. Shelters, hand or iovrer.

just in. Come and prices. Sel. TIarman is -co them and tret J. Belaid.

r.ov; ensraod as Kale-nan lentseh and in- ire hi 5 friends to call and see him. to ciost out Clothing, 1 nd llatri and Cajs, A. 3IUEEAY. coat no oricct Those indebted to this oaico on frreatlv obliire--U3 arrearages as soon as HT'Irs. Iliins is now prepared to do dre-makinr, cutting and fitting-on Broa o)posite John Beland's.

Tii. Lucifer publishing have ptireLarcd ti imw Pronty, eight cclunin po-er -rhiting proas, and are happy. It. will bo put up in a few days. Cheap.

One horse, 1 1 i one pmeion, anci single H. A. Coy, 17-2t J. 31. Munn, 01 North Cedar, was in town tms week, lie gamed a verdict in his favor in the Jackson county court last week and is now the sole and legal owner of the horse in question.

137 For sale at a bargain. cro ot with store Dmitunsr, scaie? les Bovle station Wm. Clask Sc Co. W. C.

Butts and wife, started Monday cn a two weeks visit in ihe East via 10 as-nmgion anu -1 1 i Tt- 1 .1 thence to New York. On his return home he will assume the duties of postmaster. r7I have a sot ol hand double harness, and two buggie. which I will sell very cheap. J.

Belaid. Jas. Falls was severely bitten cn he hand Ivy a frantic hog, which he was helping to unload at the stock yards cn last Monday. Tho pain was very great, and came near causing him to faint. mistake! Go and buy your Stoves and Tinware of ohn Belaud, tho cheapest goods and the best in the market.

A Union Thanksgiving service will be held at the Baptist church Thursday Nov. 20, at 11 a. Rev. A. M.

Geiger will preach. Bring your Gospel Hymns. DSEPThe Bleumberg farm is for sale or trade, on easy terms. Consult the real estate agency of Wm. Clark Co.

for particulars. 15-tf. a. M. S.

Oit, who formerly resided in this vicinity, has sold out his interests in Kansas City, is moving his family to this city and will occupy for the present Spartans Rea's house on Walnut street -ip3 John Beland has just received a hue lot of Silver and Platedware direct from the factory. It is very ele-frant and very suitable for wedding presents, etc. Call and see his new goods. The case of Barnes vs. Gorhara ct brought from Winchester on a change of venue, came up before Judge Clark Tuesday morning and on motion of defendent was dismissed without prejudice on account of defect of papers, the bill of particulars not being sufficient.

G. W. Mc-Cammon was attorney for plaintiff and L. A. Myers for defendent.

A new case was commenced at once and will come up for hearing before Judge Simpson, on Monday No-veniber 22 This case plainly proves that suits should be properly commenced in cour ts of experience and where attorneys are convenient. All these can be found at Valley Falls. Why should not alternate terms of District Court be held here? BOOTH'S FRESH OYSTERS. At Snyder's at the following low prices per can New York Counts 50cts. Extra Select 45cts.

Best Standard 3octs. Invite the public to examine their stock and prices of 4KCY and Staple -OCERIES. they availed nothing. The spirit could linger no longer, and last Sat urday evening as the twilight deep ened and as the mantle of darkness, pinned with a star, shrouded the earth he peacefully fell asleep! His funeral was preached in the M. E.

church by Rev. Biggs, assisted by Revs. Geiger, and C. B.Taylor. A sweet music.

An immense throntr of friends witnessed the services. The remains were taken in charge bv the Knights of Pythias of which order he was a member, and buried ac cording to the ceremonies of that society. Obituary. Samuel Leglep. was born in New Glarus, Green Wisconsin.

Feb. 7th, 1858; died in Valley Falls, Kansas, Nov. 14th, 1885, aged 27 years, nine month and seven davs. Sam as he was generally called, came to Kansas about eight years ago. The first two years he spent on a farm, he then came to town and en- jracred the hverv business.

Janu ary 22nd. 1878, he was married to Carrie L. Oliver. In about two years after this, a littlo babv bov came to gladden their home. But bady's stay was short for in two years and a half, he was taken to the borne of Him who said, "Suffer little children to come unto Me, for of such is the Kingdom of God." In about five months more the mother went to join the angel spirit of her dear babe in the "land where the saved never die." And now last of all the husband and father has left the weary road of life and quietly sleeps beside the wife of his youth, "united in life they are not divided in Such is the history in brief of one little family, but around them clustered a large circle of relatives and friends who loved and cared for them, and who hope to come into that country by and by, "where all tears shall be wiped from their eyes." The Scotch Highlanders have a song that they sing as they follow a loved one to the grave4 and we will give it here: Neighbor accept our parting song, The road is short, the ret is long-, The Lord broag-ht here, the Lord takes hence.

This is no house of permaneiiCt1, On bread of mirth, and bread of tears. The pilgrim IVd these weary Now, landlord Wurl.l, shut the door, Thy is gone for ever irore. Gone to the land of sweet repose, His comrades bless him as he gees. Of toil and inoii the day was fall. A good sleep nov, the nigh? is cold.

Yea village bells, r'm softly ling. And in the blessed Sabbath brinj. Which weary workday tryst, Awaits Itou i 1' .11 iv ih rough Jesus 13. Christ. Ri so Wkeseas.

By the command of the Supreme Chancellor of the Universe, brother Samuel Legler has been removed from our mid-1. and Wiieheas. It is but jus4- that a fitting recognition of his many virtues be had: therefore be it By Valley Lodge. No. fiT.

Knights of Pythias, that while we bow with humble' submi-sion to the will of Him above, we do ct the less mourn for our brother who has been taken from us. Resolved. That in the de ath of Samuel Legler, this Lodge laments the loss of a brother v.ho vr: ever ready to proffer the hund of aid and voice of sympathy to the needy and distressed of tho fraternity, while his friendship, charity and benevolence was known to those outside as well as to those inside the Lodge; a friend and companion who was dear to us all a citizen honored and respected by his fellows. Resolved, That the heartfelt sympathy of tins Lodge bo extended to his relatives in their affliction. Resolved, That these resolutions bo spread upon the records of the Lodge-and a copy thereof be furnished to the family friends of our deceased brother, and to each of the city newspapers.

T. W. Gaudixer. I J. C.

Bcshixger. Com. Dr. X. Hunt.

I i 8 3 AM) OI'KU TOUS OF 3 it i i 2 v. Will Is.au-- 1 Ji'Ji 9 r. 5 4 ti 1 "-1 1.5 If 1 1 tLi, 1 l-vT-i y.7 i to it hi3 en i i Hi i 1 (-ft! 1 ti 4 IX V. ft-4 Tntn vSDAY CT. 2 2 and Uontiiiuinr until iNOVEMBER I 5TII.

WE WILL SELL YOU Heavy Cotton Flaiuu worth 10c fo Ccts. Good Sheeting worth To or -iers, 1 Good Com fore dieo worth for cts. Nice Dress Goods worth l'irlc for Co. Woollen Dress Goo i- worth "i Cu for Hiets. Good Wool FLmnel worth 25c foi lOets.

Lailies good Undor wear worth Toe for 45etr. Ladies Heavy Knit, a'l Wool Hose' worth oOc for 30cts. Nice Blankets worth 1.00 for oT'cts. Large lied Comforts worth 81.50 for l.00. Ladies nice Kid button Shoes worth 50 for SI.

50. Ladies Wool Li tied Shoes worth o.00 for 81. 75. Men's liabber Boot3 worth 83.50 for 82 50. Men's Grain Leather Boots worth 85.00 for 80 Men's Wool Lined Boots worth 81.00 for 82.

To. Men's all Wool, Red Knit Underwear worth 8 1 50 for 8 1 .00. Men's Gloves worth 81.25 for o5cts Men's Suits worth 810 00 for Meirs Suits worth 820.00 for 812.50. Men's Overcoats worth 88.50 for 83.50. Men's Overoats worth 815.00 for 80 50.

Men's Overcoats worth 820.00 811.50. Ladies Cloaks worth for 810.50 Ladies Cloaks worth 814 00 for8T.50 Misses Cloaks worth 80.00 for 82 50. Misses Cloaks wortli 8S 00 for 84.00. No matter what others sav, wc are selling: Goods Cheaper than any of them. We buy; more ot them.

We buy them Cheaper and we are proving it daily that we are selling more IHg, ESOOIS 016 BIGu than all the Stores combined in the County. ouMe Store 312 Commercial St. Atchison, Kan. Fix 01 of 11 Shoes, BROS TP Consult your interests and give us ycur trade. Study economy and buy only goods, Wc buy goods lo sell, not lo keep, and urn fee out prices accordingly.

can furntsh you jriti anything in the line. ing appropriately and handsomely dressed. Shortly after nine o'clock, the guests were invited to partake of a most sumptuous, and elegant supper, in the large dinning room. The table fairly groaned with the burden of the menu, so varied and complete. The high contracting parties whom every one knows to love and admire, were the proud recipients of numerous useful and costly presents, con sisting partly of china sets, silver ta ble ware, fine jewelry, chamber and kitchen furniture, linen, dishes, a list of which we have not sjace for this week.

At a seemly hour the guests departed with best wishes for the hearts that now beat as one. It was of the most recherche affairs ever given in the city. THE FARMER'S STORE, under the management of W. L. Melick, has added a nice fresh and complete line of "Groceries to their stock, and are paying the highest market price for produce.

Bring us your Butter and lffs. COfVlITJC! CCfaiNG! At the Skating Rink, Thursday evening Nov. 20, 1885. One of the Grandest Masquerades ever performed on the Mazy Wheels. Music will be furnished by the Valley Falls Co: not Immediately after the a Grand Ball iven.

asquerade, Thanksgiving Delicacies. Before you invite your family to a Thanksgiving dinner. go to H. F. Nolkcr, and order your choice groceries and vegetables, as he haseve ry-tliing needed one a first class table, at reasonable prices.

H. F. Nolkek, 18-2t Grocer. PERSONAL. Phon.

Cook, Harrv Hillyer and A. Gray, arrived Wednesday to attend tho wedding. Judge M. Gephart and wife, of Os-kaloosa" were present at the marriage of his sister Sue. Will B.

Webster, returned home Wednesday from for tho weddinor. Oi ao just in ti A. G. Patrick will make a visit to Indiana next month to see once more the scenes of Ins boyhood. Fred Lejrler.

of Wisconsin, arrived Saturday, only a few hours before his brother Sam passed away. J. Misner, of Denver, father of Mrs. C. B.

Goodrich, visited his daughter a few days the past week. Joe Kay. vdio has been sojourning in for two years past, has returned and will spend the winter here. Mrs. H.

A. Phelps, sister of Miss Lj. M. Ring, left for Chicago last Monday, where she intends to reside. John A.

Lowe, of Norton was in town Saturday and renewed his relations with the great family of Reg-1 step, subscribers. Mrs. J. A. Rea, of St.

Joe, arrived Sunday to see her grandma Tipton, and other relatives, who do-parted on the same day. Miss Theidie of McLouth, daughter of ex-commissioner O. W. Glynn, is visiting with J. McKeev-er and wife in this city.

Eld. A. B. Wade, as representative of Valley Falls Legion, attended the Grand Lodge Session of Select Knights, A. O.

U. at Lawrence, this week. C. IL Plater and wife, of Cedar Rapids, Iowa, attended the Webster-Gephart wedding. Mr.

Plater is editor of the Standard of his citv, a democratic organ of considerable influence. David Housh, sheriff elect, A. V. Barnes, John A. Gorham and J.

T. Fulton, of Winchester, were in the city Tuesday, attending the lawsuit of Barnes vs. Gorham, mentioned elsewhere. Goca Delivered to Northrup, Valley Falls. Ivnisns, Is making diseases onu antl of the Eye a specialty, and the doctor perlorta'mj; he new oytrai for im'iuIuI tnd itrabisiaus.

with complete success-. aC-lyr. Feed The celebrated Mayer Teed Cooker is now on sale and may be seen at John he land's Hardware Store. It is the cheapest and best in use. Anton Ililty, Agent for Jefferson Co.

Kan. Money to loan. "We are now prepared to receive applications for loans on improved real estate in Jeiierson County any amount from 250 un. vaii on, or 40 1 1 Gn pii art Co. IIog3 and Cattle- J.

M. Munn cf South Cedar is employed, bv the undersigned to purchase bo-s and cattle, and will pay best prices for bhippers. J. S. Simmerville Valley Fails Kansas.

Miss Blanche Beland is prepared to give musical instructions on the piano and organ, Latest and best methods used. Satisfaction guaranteed. For terms enquhe cf, or address, Miss Blanche Beland. Valley Falls Kan. lire Tornado Insurance Co's.

It is safe for property owners to do their insurance business with reliable and permanent agents, and Hicks, Gephart, would call the attention cf the public to the following list of first-class insurance companies, for which they are agents, namely: Phoenix; of Hartford, Fire and Tornado; German American, cf New York, Fire Continental, of New York, Fire and Tornado; Westchester, of New York, Fire. Give us a call and have your insurance papers promptly and properly made out, at usual rates. Hicks, Gehast, Co. Interesting to Both Seses. Any man or woman making less than $40 weekly should try cur money inakiLg-business.

We want Agents for our celebrated Madam Deas Spisal Support ixg Corset; also oar Spikal Supporter Shoulder Brace, asd Abdomisal Protector Combined (ior Men and Boys). No experience required. Four ordera per day give the Agent $150 monthly. Our Agents report four to twenty sale3 daily. $3 outfit free, bend at once for fall particulars State sex.

LEWIS SCHIELE 9-3ai Broadway, New York, Pure Maple Syrup. If you want good maple syrup, try the Windsor brand, which we hare in stock. It is warranted to be genuine, and having tried it we know whereof we speak. H. F.

Xolkee, 18-2t Grocer. 33raiTcli Stores, 413 COM. St. ATCHISON, KAN. VALLEY FALLS, KAK.

MUSCOTAH, KAN. WHITING, KAN.