Dunlap Chief from Dunlap, Kansas • 3

THE CHIEF. XEWS OF THE WEEK. A man who answers to the description of Webb's store and the Regulator, on the north side of Main street. The city book store will follow suit, as soon as the front half of the room can be prepared for its reception. Council Grove can now congratulate herself upon as convenient, handsome Dunlap, May 26, 1883.

Go to M. H. Wright's where you will find J. B. Sorter to do your work; he is a first-class workman.

Arbuckle's Coffee, 18 cents per pound, at the New York Store, Best Cottonwood Valley Flour at the New York Store, at 1,60 per sack. We have just received another stack of the Glidden Barb Wire. Gibson Lor. llev. Snodgrass started east Monday last.

82SK.Y vr. p. RoUln started for Montana last Wednesday. it you want your norses snou. sorter can do it, he is the best shoer in town.

You Dunlap has been filled with strangers for the past ten days. W. W. Lor, the boss insurance agent, was in town this week. will find him at II.

Wright's shop, Dun lap. rmm Mr. Coburn will be pleased to show you the car-driver of the Dublin assassins has been arrested The crisis in Egypt is thought to have ended for the present Fifty Austriaus are said to have becu killed by insurgents Agrarian disturbances directed against German land owners are reported at Danaburg The Pacific Mail steamer Salvador has been wrecked Senator Frye's report on the French Spoliation claims has been made public Alexander II. Stephens is named for a candidate for the Independent nomination for Governor of Georgia The steamship Pliny which stranded at Deal Beach, is a hopeless wreck and much of the cargo has been washed out A freshet is feared along the Hudson river General John G. Barnard died at Detroit, Mich The Dublin police are watching the movements of the supposed driver of the car in which the assassins of Lord Frederick Cavendish and Under Secretary Burke rode to and from the scene of the murder Mr.

Gladstone in the House of Commons denied that any compact had been entered into be our stock ot Boots and Shoes, Hats and and commodious a postofliee, centrally located, as any town of its size in Kansas. Many of our old citizens will hear with sincere regret that a private telegram on Wednesday announced that Jimmy Clay Conn, son of Malcolm Conn, was accidentally shot and instantly killed on a ranch on the Dolores river near Durango in Colorado. He had jut returned from a trip to Ctah, when the accident occurred. No particulars of the distressing anair hare reached us. Mr.

Craton left on Tuesday with his herd of Buffalos for a tour of the Eastern states. It is his purpose to take with him a lull troupe of Indians front the Indian nation, who will give exhibitions of Indian manners and customs. The show being a novel one among the Eastern people, it will no doubt prove a profitable enterprise. Caps, and will give you good cash bargains Can be found at BuLEK'e. Largest stock of Boots and Shoes in the county at the New York Store.

if you want to buy a good Clock call on Gibson Loy. They keep a good assort Mr. Mahan, of Americus, was in town Monday looking after his hog-interest. Mr. Newton Corbit, representing Ilall A Willis hardware company, was in town Monday.

Dr. Showers has just completed a fence around bis business block and otherwise Improved his place. Kev. Andrew Atchison accompanied Protestor Snodgrass on a thort visit to a friend eaat of the Mississippi. ment of all the best kinds.

Do you want to get the very highest prices for Butter, Eggs and Chickens, then go to the New York Store. i-P q-J Loans on Real Estate and Personal Lodge No. 36, F. and A. of this city, are making preperationa to appropriately celebrate the anniversary of St.

Property made by Frank E. Upton, Council Grove. John's on the 24th of Juue next. We keep the finest line of Pocket and fr. Wharton, of the firm ol Wilson, Toms Wharton, money loaners of Emporia, wak in Dunlap to-day.

Neighboring lodges will be invited and a fable Cutlery in town. Gibson Lor. grand time is anticipated. The exercises will probably be held in Shauilefler's Great reduction in prices of Groceries at the New York Store. Come and ask about tween the Government and the released members lleliefhas been se-, to the Allan Line steamship Peruvian, which has broken her shaft while on the way from Liverpool to Quebec Several of Mr.

Lorillard's horses have been scratched for coming races A sail boat was capsized in Lake Calumet, and twelve pcrsoas were drowned The nomination of Colonel Worthington to be collector at Boston has been confirmed The funeral of ex-Governor Washburn took place at Eu ILeft that we are selling at actual cost to close out stock; also, grove. The programme will be arranged Charlie Scott has been breaking out his lots. Wondtr if he isn't going to build next? It looks rather suspicious, Charlie. our prices. Call and see our stock of Bird Cages.

We have a well selected stock, low in price, and we are sure to suit you. Gibson Loy. A. L. Back has a splendid good pasture, with abundant water and shade, and Will Dunlap was represented by some of the brightest business men and hardest workers of the place, at Emporia, very day this week.

and published in due season. Mayor Shamleffer had a close call from a sharp streak of lightning last Friday night. The loud report was heard by nearly everybody. It struck the barn near his residence and set fire to it, and it was only by persistent Work that the flames were extinguished in their iucipiency. The inmates of the barn, several horses and reka Springs, Ark Governor Cornell has sent several vetoes to the State Legislature The Society of the Army of the Cumberland has issued an address asking IB ESS- Diei At her home on Allen creek, on the 24th after an Illness of two weeks, Mrs.

U. M. Hover, leaving a husband and five children. cows, were terribly frightened and broke out and ran in every direction, none of them being hurt, even in the slightest degree. It was a narrow escape all rouud.

Of JDry Qoods, Clothing, BSoots and Shoes, Four Mile Flourishes. Mr. D. P. TresIer, of Americus, in company with Mr.

A. Fickes, of Newport, was in town Monday and were the guests of tieo. II. Loy. He kicked the beam at 0 pounds precisely.

His name is Stephen, and S. M. Scott la the happiest dad in the laud. No, thank, we don't smeka. Delia Thin aey has been visiting on Four Mile.

Picnics have been rather cool affairs so far this spring. Mrs. Johnson spent a week visiting At a-RE AT REBUCT Quite a number of the shining lights of take a limited number of young stock to pasture at 50 cents per month. The undersigned has a good pasture for horses and colts, four miles northeast of Dunlap. Terms, 50 cents per month per head.

Enoch Sowers. Gibson Loy have a good stock of goods. They make a specialty of buying the best. A new stock of straw goods at the New York Store. 10 pounds green good Coffee tor $1 at the New York Store.

Boys' and Men's Ready-made Clothing at the New York Store at bottom prices. Our steel goods, consisting of Forks, Hoes and Garden Rakes, are just in and we nre selling them right down on hard-pan prices. Gibson Lot. How to Save Doctor Bills. When you are suffering from Lumbago or Rheumatism of the back, California Kidney Tea will cure you.

Urinary troubles, incontinence, too fre- quent or scanty, California Kidney Tea relieves and cures. Large package for B0 cts. Buy it of Dr. J. B.

Showers, or V. Lillard Dunlap. friends near Emporia. the Dunlap politicians accompanied the colored delegation from this place to Council Grove, Saturdar lat, as lobbyists to the county convention. ior subscriptions on decoration uay lor a monument to President Garfield There was a heated debate in the House of Commons over the alleged compact between the Government and the alleged Laud League members by which the latter were released, The Young Men's Democratic Club discussed the nomination of Mr.

Tilden. Forty-three students were graduated by the Law Department of the University of the City or New York The Egyptian Ministry have submitted to the Khedive; the French and English squadroons are at Suda Bay Several of the men connected with the King Theatre when it was burned have been found guilty of contributory negligence Six thousand Swedish and Norwegian emigrants are about to sail from England for the United States The General Conference of the Meihodist Episcopal Church South elected five bishops In the recent cyclone at 31cAllis- tcr, Indian Territory, L0 persons were killed or wounded The races at Louisville, were won by Gus. Matthews, Gildelia. Apollo and Brambaletta Asa Paine, a student of the State University of Minnesota, was shot by Professor Pike. Four men were drowned while fishing you To reduce Stock.

on't buy until see our goods and prices. Mr. Louiii Scott is going into the gardening business quite extensively. He intends putting out about two thousand cabbage plants and other garden stuff iu porportion. Mr.

Scott is an old hand at this business. R7DBLE ootids OKI. There has not been for several years so good a prospect for crops as there is at present. Although the corn has been injured in some places by the frost, it is now grort ing nicely- Wheat and rye arc heading and are the best we have seen for years. The rain of this week was just the thing for crops, but was hard on the chinch-bugs and grumblers.

Those who ver prophecy-ing '-no rain," poor crops, have closed their lips for the present, and we are glad it is so. If the man who spends his time in complaining about the wiud, the weather, the county, the people, or in going back east to his wife's relations, or north, south or west to his folks, trying to find a better country, would go to work in the field and improve his time and muscle, he would better his condition financially and would find that there are worse places than Kansas. Some wide-awake farmers have put out hedge this spring which will in a lew years. If properly cared for, be a good fence, which will not only be of service as a feuce but will add greatly to the appearance of the farm, and will be more pleasing to look at than the sunflowers which are generally Mr. E.

W. Stewart, of the Buckeye house. Is now at wrk on a large sign for his house that is bound to attract attention when it is put in position. Mr. Stewart keeps the bent hotel on this line of road.

His table is supplied with the very best the market affords, and skilfully prepared. His lodging accommodations are not excelled by any establishment of tlio kind in the State. Dunlap can bow boast of the boss hotel of the Stat. QT PAYS TO AZDTEiRTISIE I rear Miemeiu, ma Several witnesses testified in the Malley trial that they saw Jennie Cramer with two men and women at a late hour on the night of her death The publisher of the Socialistic journal, the Freiueit, of London, has been arrested for printing an article relating to the Dublin murders Mr. Lowell opened the Garfield Home for working girls There is a Cabinet crisis at Madrid A banquet was given to Mr.

L. P. Morton, Minister to Frauce, by the Municipality of Itouen The Canadian Parliament was prorogued. cartco of the steamer liio Grande w. mwmw The Ciiief makes Us appearance one day later this week.

The delay was occasioned by the removal of the Americus Herald, where we had been getting our printing done. Ilvreatter we will eutleavcr to be on time. We have made arrangements with Mr. Muiisell, of the Council Grove Republican; to do our work until we get a press and material of our own, which it is hoped will be here in a few weeks. seen in summer, but it will not be so BUCKEYE HOUSE, H.

STEWART, DUNLAP, KANSAS. N. aesthetic. Have their Spring Stock of Dry Good Carpets Clothing', Boots aniae8 nowlnSlore. and their rarious departments arc tilled with the Choicest Goods of the Season, at Bottom Prices.

Acnes City Antics. A. Howard was in Americus last Thursday. W. Dumm has moved into the tene meut house of J.

Fyfe. G. II. Thompson has completed the fiSyFare the best the market affords. Good Rooms and Clean Beds.

Terms Reasonable. Good FEED STABLE in connection with the House, near Depot. assessment of Agnes City. J. M.

Hood receutlr lo6t a steer When you visit the city, call and look through their Mammoth Establishment, and yoa will find it TIME WELL SPENT, whether you wish to buy or not. 157 AND 159 COMMERCIAL STREET, EHPORIA, KANSAS. Dcxlap, May 16, 1SS2. A meeting of the colored voters was held at the M. E.

Church to elect delegates to the State colored convention to be held in Topeka May 31. C. M. Johnson was chosen chairman and T. It.

Cannon secretary. On motion of Uev. John Davis T. R. Cannon, J.

J. Johnson and C. M.Johnson were elected delegates. Finance Committee Robert Bright, A. J.

Howard, Jesse Howard. Kenol red. That the present delegation be retaiued during the whole political race. from madness or hydrophobia. Baptist services were commenced at Edwards' school house last Friday.

iss S. V. Jackson is in Dunlap receiving medical attention from Dr. caught fire yesterday and the vessel was scuttled and sunk at the Delaware Breakwater President Folwell and Professors Pike Moore, of the State University of Minnesota, were arrested for assault iug a student There was a collision between two freight trains on the New York and New Haven railway Hindoo was defeated by Checkmate at Louisville Delegates to the convention of the Greenback party in Pennsylvania held a meeting in Uarrisburg The Theological Seminary of the Reformed Church at New Brunswich, N. graduated nineteen students The Democratic Representatives at Washington met in caucus and decided to oppose the consideration of the election cases Lieutenant Danenhower and his companions sailed for New York The Greenback Convention at Uarrisburg, nominated a State ticket Six persons were injured by a collision between two steamers which were racing near Cleveland, Ohio Dr.

Herrick Johnson, of Chicago, was elected Moderator of the rresbyteriau General Assembly Katie Creel won the Kentucky Oaks at the Louis- ville races A passenger who arrived! IVuitt. The Agnes City cheese factory started last Wednesday with 300 lbs. of milk. On motion of A. J.

Howard meeting ad Journed. M. Johnson. T. R.

Cannon, Chairman. Secretary. E3ZIE3 ZLnTZETW GROCEBY. NEFF HOUSE, JOHN NEFF, Proprietor, Opposite Dep.t, COUNCIL GROTE, KANSAS. Jgj-Ncwly Furnished throughout.

First-class in every respect. Rates, $1.50 per day. Teams to carry passengers to any part of the city or county. Farmers' Restaurant, Corner Sixth Avenue and Mechanics Street, Emporia, Kansas, Dr. A.

COREY, Proprietor. The storm last Friday night drove Grove Gleanings. two small calves away for Mr. Coch ran. The3 have not yet been found (ft Li.

Bruno, the small pox patient of Emnorirt. was formerly a resident of this place. His companion, Jim, was around Bluff creek yesterday. Have a Large and Fresh Stock of J. M.

World's house took tire from on the Wisconsin on Wednesday was taken Warm Meals at all hours. Everything the market atlords furnished. Good clean beds the stove pipe, the other day, burn before the British Consul-General en sus and well arranged rooms. Prices reasonable. picion that he was connected with the Dub 3- 1EL IC IS IEL II lin assassins The Repression bill passed its third reading in the House of Commons G.

P. Jones by a vote of 383 to 45 An alleged con ing a larc hole in the roof before it was extinguished. The unhappy event was soon forgotten, being followed by a more joyful one. It's a girl; weight, 6 pounds. Every oung man in this vicinity is ready to emigrate somewhere, it don't matter where; any place where fession of one of the Dublin assassins has been published.

MERGH'NT TAILORS Which they are eellinir at the Lowest Cash Priees. Farmers will find it to their advantage to give us a call. First door south Red Front Shec Store, EM FORI KANSAS. PERRIEIt WEISS. OUR BUSINESS MEN.

From the Krpnbliran and to.nnw. Butter is selliug at retail in the stores for ten cents per pound. The shipment of stock from Morris county Is light compared with former years. The people of Parkerville are making preparations for a big time on the Fourth of July. Several wagons and a drove ef JWV) cattle parsed through last Monday bound for the Indian Territory.

The dry goods and clothing stores will close up at o'clock, P. hereafter, until further notice. All those who wish to enjoy aliterary treat will atteud the lecture of T. K. Johnston next Wednesday evening! The membership ot the A.

O. lT. W. lodge is increasing right along. Ten accessions within the last two weeks.

J. W. Evans of Diamond Val'ey was in town Monday on buisness. He thinks the frost has done no serious injury in his neighborhood. Owing to the inclemency of the weather, tin attendance at the Sabbath School convention was very slim.

We will give the proceedings next week. The disease known as black leg has made its appearance in some localities of our And Dealers in It is now time for the farmers to begin overhauling their Reapers and Mowers rakes, aud of course there will be more or less repairing needed, and in order that! MM TO PROPERTY OWNERS. a girl can be found in a day's ride. 1 Gone! yes, gone! The last has de-I parted; and the place which once boasted of the "fairest flowers of the prairie," now sighs in sadness for the PUBLIC SALE they may know just where to get it wel done we are constrained to sav: Go to Clothing, Boots, Shoes, HATS AXD CAPI, GENT'S FURNISHING GOODS Cor. 5th Av.

and Commercial EMPORIA, KANSAS. n. Wright who runs the Wagon and Blacksmith Shop next door to Amsbaugh's, W. G. COLLINS, Manufacturer of and Dealer in FURNITURE, CASKETS BURIAL.

CASES, ETC. REPAIRING NEATLY DONE. DUNLAP, KAXSAS. in Dunlap, where you will find Mr. J.

B. Sorter, the boss hand at that kind of business, ready to serve you at a minute's notice. OVART Be wise aud Iusure your Buildings against loss or damage by Fire, Lightning, Tornadoes or Wiud Storms, in the German Insurance Of Freeport, one of the most prompt and reliable companies doing business. This Company paid in Lyon county, during the year of 1881, eleven losses. M.

L. SAMSOX, Agext, Emporia, Kansas. Office with Scott Eynn, over "Wells, Fargo Express Oifihe. Dry Goods at Bulen's. We are headquarters on wire cloth.

Gibson Loy. We are expecting our Osborne and Buck- OnA5IETAIv eve Mowers In a few days. Call and take Everything in my line at Emporia Give me a call. prices. a look at them before you buy elsewhere.

PLASTERERS FINISHERS, Emporia, Kansas. Ordets for work in our line can be left with 5. Aldrich, Dunlap. Kansas, who will contract for us at Emporia prices, or with D. J.

Roberts, Americus. All work executed with neatness and dispatch, and warranted to give satisfaction. Cibson Loy, Mr. A. L.

Back has room for twenty-five Having made a success of the stock business for the last 7 or 8 years and having improved my flocks and herds, never sparing time or money for the same, I am now desirous of disposing of a part of them, so that I may still improve the same, to keep pace with the car of progress in breeding up the flocks and herds of Kansas. I will therefore, on JUNE 15TH, 1882, At 10 O'clock, offer for sale to the highest bidder, the following described property, at my farm 1-4 Mile North of Dunlap, on the Missouri Pacific railroad 2,000 to 2.500 high grade Merino sheep, all young and healthy; about 1,000 ewes, 500 feeding wethers, the balance young ewes and wethers. 16 consisting of work hoises, riding horses, driving horses and colts. I will also sell my running horse Doc, and driving horse liobin. One mule 16 hands high, a splendid worker.

17 head of cattle. M. S. PIPBE, more head of young stock in his pasture First comes first served. GENERA GROC ER Ask about prices of Groceries at New York store.

Men's Fine Button Shoes at Bclen's. If you want a Fine Fur Hat. or a Good Wool or Straw Hat, go to Amsbaugh's. departed maidens. Effkxde.

In response to an invitation, a council of ministers and delegates assembled at the residence of Mr. M. II. Wright, in Dunlap, 23d to consider the expediency of organizing a Congregational Church. The meeting was opened by prayer, ledby Rev.

E. Cleveland. The Key. E. Cleveland was chosen Moderator and llev.

J. Harper, clerk of council. The letter missive was then read. The council consisted of ministers and delegates as follows: Rev. L.

Armsby, pastor, Mrs. C. R. Kent, delegate, Council Grove; Rev. W.

D. Webb, pastor, Deacon II. Binnian, White City; Rev. R. Cordley, pastor, Emporia; Rev.

J. Harper, pastor, Rev. E. Cleveland, delegate, Burlington. A long conversation then ensued in relation to the expediency of forming a church.

It was unanimously resolved, on motion of Rev. W- D. Webb, "That the Council consider the reasons given for the organization of a Congregational church perfectly satisfactory." It was resolved that the moderator assist iu the organization. Bros. M.

G. Phillips and M. H. Wright, were elected deacons; Brcs. H.

H. Aldrich, clerk and treasurer; Bro J. D. Dutcher, II. R.

-Pease, W. G. Collins, H. II. Aldrich and M.

H. Wright were elected trustees. GROVE RESTAURANT, Opposite State Bank, COUNCIL. GROTE, RAXSA8. S.

P. SHENBEEGEK, Prop'r. Tiot Coffee and Lunch on short notice. Cigars and Tobacco of the best brands. L.

A. JOHNS, Practical Blacksmith Corner of Fifth and Commercial DUXLAP," MORRIS COUNTY, KAXSAS. 3Iachine and Flow Work a specialty. AH work promptly attended to and Warranted. Give me a call.

Women's Walking Shoes at Bclen's. Do you Want More for your Money than And Proprietor of the ST, ALBANY HOTEL, ioo Commercial EMPORIA, KANSAS. WE STRIVE TO PLEASE. you can get any place else, go to New York Store. county.

Mr. X. Wood, ot Elm creek, having lost five head of fine cattle from this cause last week. The officers of the Trotting and Running association are making all necessary arrangements for the accommodation and entertainment of the large crowd expected at I'arkcrrille ou the Fourth of July. V.

C. Welch of the Enterprise was a delegate to the convention on Saturday and was honored with a place on the delegation to Emporia on Wednesday. Mr. W. seemed bright, happy and hopeful, and to have unabated confidence and faith in The Enterprise" of Parkerville.

E. R. Trask, editor of the Dunlap Chief, was in attendance upon the convention Saturday and called at our sanctum, lie Is in high spirits over the success and prospects of the Chief, and proposes to push the paper and make it the pride of Dunlap and of Valley township. "'Mr. J.

P. Brown has sold his fine residence and farm adjoining town and his store house in the Case block, to Peyton Jones, of Colorado, for 910,000 cash in hand. We understand Mr: Drown proposes to remove to Texas. His departure with that of his estimable family will be much regretted by their many friends in this community. The post-office has been removed to A.

J. Marks' fine store room, between Men's and Boy's Low'Cut Buckle Shoes at Buxen s. For Ladies' Fine Shoes, and a good as 1369 1882 HARNESS FACTORY sortment of Men's Fine Calf Boots and Children's Shoes go to. Amsbaugh's The Highest Harket Price ESTABLISHED 1S69. HcCARDLE SHELDON, Will be Paid by Baby Carriages and Cribs for a song at.

W. G. Coixixs's. Rice. Si cents per pound, at the New THE 25 hogs.

Farming implements, mowing machines, sulky rake, sulky plows, cultivators, harrows, Brown's corn-planter, seed drill and manr other things. Wagons, etc. I will also sell 230 THOROUGHBRED SE? if purchasers can be found. Also about 1,300 lbs of medium and light fine wool in good condition. We especially invite sheep buyers and wool buyers to bo present, as this means business.

TERMS easy and made known at sale. LEWIS "WEBSTEK, Dunlap, Morris County, Kan. H. W. Pearseix, Salesman.

38-4t. WIBLEY LADD York Store. I Ladies, call and see Coburn, he is in the market for cash. J. P.

HEIU.1AN. The Largest' Finest Stock IN THE CITY. Hand-made Fine and Heavy Harness, Saddles, Bridles, etc, a specialty. "When you want Harness give me a call. East siJ Commercial street, Emporia.

XXP0KIA, KANSAS, FOB HORSE MILLINERS! HABJ7ESS AUD SADDLES, Council Cirove, Kansas. Shop on Main South Side. It you want a good Cultivator call and examine our stock. Gibson Lor. XXXXX Flour at the New York Store at i CATTLE, SHEEP, H06S per sack.

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