The Hartland Times from Hartland, Kansas • 3

LOCAL NEWS. PICKED UP AND JOTTED DOWN BY THE MAN. Special Notice, J. C. HAYES, Local Editor THURSDAY, 13 A.

T. S. F. TIMES CARD. WESTWARD.

a Through Freight 7:51 a Past and Utah a 4:55 Colorado and Mexico ....4:00 a EASTWARD. 10:03 a Atlantic New York .8:58 a 10 Express. 19:42 a .8:07 a Past Through Freight a does not stop. be purchased at my office on upTickets can all principal ports east and bagplication for gage checked to destination. D.

0 MCCALLISTER Agent. Post Office Hours. Oflice open from Ta. m. to 7 p.

from 9 10 10 a.m., and from 5'to Sundays, 6 Mail going East close at 8:50 a. p.m. 4:45 p.m.; north, 6:45 a. Ill. West, South, 6:45 a.

DiLLON, Postmaster. Church Directory, CHURCH-Preaching every two weeks M. E. at 11 A. M.

and 7 P.M. Sabbath school every Sabbath, at 3 P.M. meeting, Tuesday evening of Teachers' each week. meeting Thursday evening of each Prayer week. Rev.

C. E. VANMETER, Pastor. CHURCH--Preaching first PRESBYTERIAN Sundays in each month at 11 and third o'clock a. and 8 p.

ml. REV. GEORGE E. BICKNELL, Pastor School every Sunday at 10 o'clock Sunday J. T.

KIRTLAND, Supt. a. m11, Wednesday evenings at 8 Prayer o'clock LODGES. LODGES. Post, No.

420, meets the A. Saturday, in each month. at and o'clock P. M. Visiting Comrade cordially invited to attend.

E. S. SNOW, P. C. W.

HOUCK, Adjt. City, cers. MAYOR. F. GABARD.

TREASURER W. F. FLASH. ATTORNEY G. M.

SMITH. CLERK H. H. COCHRAN. POLICE JUDGE.

J. F. OSBORNE. COUNCILMEN. B.

D. WILLIAMS. G. M. SMITH.

S. S. DICKISON. A.J. WALTON.

JAMES GORDON. BUSINESS DIRECTORY OF HARTLAND. Transacts a genBANK banking Special attention given to collections. Money Loaned. dealers in Dry B.

D. Groceries, Clothing, Gents' Furnishing Goods, Hats, Caps, Boots and Shoes. Clothing, Hats, Caps, Boots and Shoes, KELSO, dealers in Dry and Fancy Groceries, Hartland, Kans. Staple J. C.

All ROSWALL, entrusted Watch to and his Clock care Repairer. executed with neatness and dispatch. Give him a call. dealers in Groceries and KANAS Handle the Broadway, celebrated Hartland. Udall four.

Corner Main and MARSH dealers in Lumber Lath, Shingles, ete. Yards and office near block east of Main street, Hartland. C. HOLSER, Druggist. Prescriptions W.

compounded at all hours of night or day. At Hartland Drug Store. WILLIAM GRAY, Galvanized dealer in iron well hardware tubing and made to order. Shop and store south of Canal. Brutalo Honse, First Hotel South of A.

T. S. F. Depot. Good Accommodations.

per day. M. LAPPIN, Prop'r, HARTLAND KANSAS. I am here to stay and sell LUMBER at the lowest prices E. S.

SNOW. We are now sending out several hundred extra copies of the TINES, and persons receiv1887. ing it who are not subscribers, are notifled that it is paid for by the enterprising business men of this city, and that it will stop at the expiration of the time for which it has been paid. Subscribe for the TIMEs Fine Mexican grapes at Dickinson's. See the fine line of stoves and get prices at Hayter Gossards before you buy, Capt.

R. F. Thorn, of Chanully, spent a couple of days this week in the best town in the county, -Hardware of all kinds at bottom prices at Gossard's. West side of main street. Hon.

J. B. Fugate, post master at Newton, was in the city a few hours Tuesday morning. Read Dickinson Co's, new "ad." They are selling first class meat at astonishingly low prices, Surprise is to have a post office, newspaper, two banks and the permanent county seat, in the near future. The inside of Williams' drug store has been re-painted this week by Mr.

Baldwin. and its appearance is greatly improved. Mr. Jas. Gordon returned yesterday from a two weeks visit among friends in Kansas City, St Louis, Iowa and Omaha.

Don't tail to notice E. S. Snow's new advertisement in this issue. He is selling lumber of all kinds cheaper than ever before. A.

W. VanEman is elaughtering prices OD clothing. Go quick if you would buy a good cheap suit for one-half its real value. The election of officers and for permanent county seat of Haskell county takes place today. Santa Fee will be the ty seat.

Dr. D. A. Peoples, of Syracuse, was in town yesterday. Mrs, Peoples accompanied City Sentinel, Octo- ber 11th.

G. W. Williams, Hartland's most popular druggist, left for Kansas City last night, on a business and pleasure trip combined. Eight of the largest and best buildings in Eli are being moved to Surprise this week. Eli is bound to get there, -to Surprise, we mean.

Don't go hungry when you can buy good fresh beet at Dickinson's wholesale and retail meat market for the small sum of five cents per pound? tf. A. N. Steele and Mr. Telford, manager of the Prairie Lumber Companv, returned Tuesday night trom a trip to Shockey ville Cincinnati and Surprise.

Mrs. A. L. and Mrs. Fred Forsha, of Hutchinson, and Mrs.

Geo. Hill, of Great Bend, attended the wedding of their ter, Miss Allie T. Hill, in this city yesterday. Mr. T.

B. Pyles, whose headquarters are in Garden City, and the owner of several paper plants in this part of the state, was a pleasant caller at the TIMES office Tuesday. Why buy salt meat at bigh prices when you ean go to Dickinson's wholesale and retail meat market and get the very best beef, pork and mutton at prices lower than was ever heard of before. tf. MI.

J. I. Bates, of La Grange, has recently accepted a position in the mammoth drug house of G. W. Williams, in this city.

Mr. Bates is an experienced druggist, an excellent business man, and a perfect gentleman. Mr, O. Gossard, who has been rusticating among friends in the eastern portion of this state, St Louis and other eastern cities, returned Tuesday evening after an absence of about four weeks. Why Mrs.

G. did not accompany him, we are unable to tell. An excursion train passed through this morning enroute for California. Another will arrive this 5 p.m., when a hudred or more easterners are expecied to stop off an look over this city and surrounding country with a view of investing in Southwestern Kousas dirt, DIED- On Saturday evening, Oct. 8, at Princeton, Ontario, Dominion of Canada, Mrs.

Richards, beloved wife of Dr. G. C. W. Richards, of this city, formerly Miss Jennie A.

Williamson. Airs. Ricbards was loved by all who knew her and will be missed by many in this city. B. D.

Williams Co. ale selling an immense amount of Canon City Coal at prices that dety competition, They expect, by giving full weight and dealing equare with everyone, to greatly increase their fall and winter trade. Give them a call. They baye every thing you in the dry goode, grocery, clothing and non tion lineMr. Albert Cross, of Mason City, Ill, who owns a section of good land north of the City, is visiting his brother-in-law, Benton Slade.

It has been two years since Mr. Cross left here, and apon his return now seeus well pleased at the repid development of this Garden of Eden. We understand that Mr. C. will, next spring, locate four families from Illinois upon his land and hare it improved.

Charley Lauck entertained in royal style a number of his gentlemen friends in his private spartments, over his lumber office, last Saturday evening. Fresh oys ens were served in every style, and the culinary qualifications of Mr. Breed, the book keeper, are certainly of a superint quality. As host and hostess Charley Lanck and Charlie Breed are a fell team. MARRIED.

At the residence of the Nt. and Mrs. J. A. Peters, 12 miles of slits city, by Edit A.

P. George, of Dodge Cite, Barer, pastor of the M. E. this dig. to Peter.

The bridal yesterdey ather taking sea at the Buffalo, 80 p.m. for the east. WEDDING BELLS. A qu'et wedding took place yesterday at 3 o'clock p.m. in this city, the tracting parties being Mr.

W. F. Flash, cashier of the Bank of Harland, and Miss Allie T. Hill, daughter of Mr. and Mrs.

E. M. Hill. The ceremony was performed by Rev, Gee, E. Bicknell, pastor of the Presbyterlan church, at the residence of the brides' parents, in the presence of the family, relatives from Hutchinson and Great Bead, and a few intimate friends of the bride and groom in this city.

The presents were numerous and very valuable. After partaking of a bountiful repast, a short time was employed in pleasant conversation, and the fair couple 5 were accompanied took to the the depot, bound where, at o'clock, they west train for Denver and other western cities. They will return in about a week and make this city their future residence, when they will be Home" to their many friends, The TIMES wishes them peace, happiness and prosperity. DIED On Friday last, at one o'clock p.m. of diptheria, Allie A.

Epperson, aged 6 years, 1 month and 5 days, daughier of Mr. ond Mrs. W. N. Epperson, of this city.

Funeral services were conducted by Rev. B. Marsh, pastor of the M. E. Church, at 5 o'clock Sunday eyening, after which the remains were deposited in the city cemetery.

Mr. Epperson was absent in the Neu. tral Strip, and did not arrive home until after the burial, although every effort was made to have him present. Little Allie was unusually bright and aflectionate for one of her age, dearly loved by parents, brothers, sisters playmates and all whose pleasure it was to know her. The bereaved parents have the heartfelt sympathy of everyone, in this sad hour of sudden affliction.

She's gone to a land of peace and sunshineHer sweet, loving face will be seen here no more; The good Angels will bear her a starry crown, And she will welcome you all to the Golden Shore. It is reported here by good authority that contracts have recently been made with parties in Garden City and Lakin for the removal of several empty store buildings from the above named place to Surprise, in Grant county, A large ber of the best bundings in Oincinnati have already been moved end the remainder is soon to follow, and as Ulysses is entirely out of trumps, she will be compelled to follow suit. This is as it should be, and the people of Grant county are to be congratulated upon the adoption of such wise conclosions, to make one good town in Grant county. About 5 o'clock in the morning of the first day of this week a hunting party consisting of Mayor Gabard, C. E.

Lauck, Dr. Gibson, Tom Huggins, J. I. Bates and Ed Neff, (owing to the earliness of the hour we didn't go,) armed with shot guns and winchesters, hied themselves to the Lukes, about two miles east of town, in search of game. The party returned about 9 o'clock, in time for breakfast, somewhat tired and hungry, but amply rewarded with gume, which was brought in in a two horse wagon.

Hartland is to have a broom factory, sugar mill, plenty of coal, a telephone line, and the permanent county seat of Kearney county. COUNTY SEAT! Clothing, Boots, Shoes, Hats, Caps, and a full line of Gents' Furnishing Goods at Cost. A. W. VANEMAN.

Beggs' Cherry Chough Syrup. Will relieve that cough almost instantly and makes expectoration easy. Acts simultaneously on the bowels, kidneys and liver, thereby relieving the lungs of that soreness and pain and also stopping that tickling sensation in the throat by removing the cause. One trial of it will convince any one that it has no equal on earth for coughs and colds. The Hartland Drug Store has secured the sale of it and will gaurantee every bottle to give satisfaction HOW TO MAKE MONEY! If you want to make money go to VanEman and buy your Clothing, Boots, Shoes, Hats and at cost.

G. M. SMITH, ATTORNEY AT LAW Real Estate, Loan and Collection Agent HARTLAND, KANSAS. Handy McFarland, LIVERY, FEED, And sale Stables. PO.

Most Complete Livery in Hamilton County. Stabling room for freighters specialty. Give us a call. 137 Wet Side Main Street, Kearney House FIRST DOOR NORTH OF DEPOT. THE BEST HOTEL IN THE CITY.

H. H. LEONARD, Proprietor and AND, Co KIRTLAND FLASH -Have Got TheBOODLE -In the vault of theBank of Ready to pay over to Farmers as soon as the papers are signed. MONEY TO LOAN -On Final Receipt or Deeded Land.NOT ONE HOUR'S DELAY. No Sending Away Submit Applications, Rates as low as the lowest, at Hartland Bank, Hartland, Kans.

Wm. H. McFARLAND, DEALER IN MANUFACTURER OF Harness, Saddles, Collars, And Whips. Horse Furnishing Goods. HARTLAND KANSAS.

G. W. Williams, -DEALER INPure Drugs, Patent Medicines, Paints, Oils, Gassoline, Fancy andToilet Articles. Sireet, Opposite Bank, HARTLAND, KAS. Stain J.

W. WHITEMAN, -DEALER INFANCY GROCERIES AND Confectionary. A Full Stock of Fine Cigars and Fruit always On Hand. First Class LURCH In Connection. East Side Main Street.

Hartland, Kansas. SETTLERS RS Save Time, Money and 'Trouble by Proving up Before WILL 05 HIGGINS, Probate Judge of Hamilton Co. Proofs Taken at Syracuse, the County Seat. J. R.

DENLINGER, FEED, AND SALE Stock, New Garriages and Buggies, Frst class turn outs at reasonable rates. stabling for freighters a specialty. A share: Of: Your Patronage solicited BARN--North of Rail Road at the Wind Mill Pnmp. HARTLAND, KANSAS. A.

GIRARD, DEALER IN LUMBER. Hartland, Kansas, Will have a large consignment of Lumber in the next few days and: will again be prepared to furnish all kinds of lumber at BOTTOM PRICES. -GO GRAY FAULKNER -AT HARTLARD TIN SHOP FOR HARDWARE ANDTIN WORK OF ALL. KINDS. J.

T. KIRTLAND, W. S. HANDY, W. F.

FLASH, PRESIDENT. VICE-PRES'T. CASHIER: of Authorized Capital $50,000. Does a General Banking Money Loaned for Short Time on Approved Security. special attention given Collectons DIRECTORS.

E. M. Hill. W. S.

Handy. E. S. Snow. J.

T. Kirtland W. F. Flash. NeW Millinery Store! I have a full line of Milinery Fancy Goods, Comprising--Hats, Bounets, Ribbons, Gloves, Laces, Edgings, Ladies Hose and Underwear, and in fact everything usually kept in a First Class Millinery Store, which will be sold at prices that cannot be duplicated west of Kansas City, during the IT Next 30 Days! DE in Save money by calling, seeing goods, and learning prices before buying elsewhere.

Mrs. Thomas Taylor. West side Main Street, HARTLAND KANSAS..