The Lindsborg News=Record from Lindsborg, Kansas • 3

LOCAL NEWS. SMOKY VALLEY NEWS. Two car loads of heavy horses and mares will be received by as the middle Thomas Englnnd will receive two car loads of horses and mares the middle Public Sale. I will sell at public sale at my residence, one-half mile south and 4 and one-half west from Lindsborg. Kansas, and 2 miles rerth and 1 east of Freemont Church, on Monday.

March 15th, 1886, the following described property, to-wit: 6 work horses, 2 three-year old colts, 1 two-year-old colt, 10 milch cows, mostly fresh, 1 two-year-old steer, 12 yearling calyes, one Ault man-Taylor separator and power, 1 farm wagon, 1 grain Drill. 1 cornstalk cutter. THE NEW DRUG STORE AT BRIDGEPORT. Having purehtied the irngltisinessof Dr. Q.

S. Berqsist. at Bridgeport, I take pleasure in informing tat pnblie that I will eoatiaaa tat basints ia a saner that would dt trtdit any tows, and ketp constantly kand template lint of Drugs, lYledlcinoo, Paints, Oilo, Varniohoo Stationery, Toilet Articloo, Etc, Physicians' Prescriptions Accurately Compounded. I intend to make the store ftrsfc-clasa i every denartwant Tae kmaiatw I ISA will be entirely under say personal supervision. I hart ia my employ tape-rieneed druggist, who tsndtratanda tbe busiaeu thoroughly.

I respectfully at-lieit an inspection ot my stock, and will be pleased to stake your cultivators. 1 set of harness, 2 harrows. 3 iron-beam stirring plows, and other things not herein mentioned. Sale to commence at 10 o'clock sharp. Terms op Sale: A credit of 9 months will be given on all sums over 5, without interest, purchaser giving approved se curity.

If not paid when due, 12 per cent interest will be charged from date of sale until paid. Sums of $5 and less, cash. A discount of 10 per cent will be given for cash, on all sums over $5. CHAS. VJEDEKHOLm.

John Wickstrck. Auctioneer. Public Sale. Having sold my farm and intending to move to Assaria I will sell at public sale at mv residence, 2 miles east and 1 mile north of Bridgeport. Kansas, on Monday, March 8th, 1886, the following descri-ied property, to-wit: 1 span of good mules.

9 and 10 year olds, 4 cows, with calf, 9 two-year old steers, neiier cair. yearling steers, 2 steer calves. 1 farm wagon. thorough-bred Durham bull calf. 6 months old, 1 new spring wagon, I set of harness, 1 new riding cultivator, and other articles not herein mentioned.

Sale to commence at 10 o'clock sharp. Terms of Sale: A credit of 8 months will be given on all sums over 5, without interest, purchaser giving approved security. If not paid when due, 12 per cent interest will he charged from date of sale paid. Sums of $5 and ciish. A discount of 5 per cent wiil be given for cah, on all eunis over $5.

P. O. Peterson. Joun Wickstrcm, Auctioneer. Ordinance No.

7 0. Published March 5th, 1886. An ordinance fixing the time and place for holding the annual election for city officers iu the city of Lindsborg Kansas. Be it ordained by tite mayor and councilmen of Lindsborg, Kansas. Skc.

1 That the annual election for city officers shall be held Monday, April Wm. Schwensen, Land, Loan and Insurance, Lindsborg, Kansas. Money at- all times at Lowest possible rates of interest. COLLECTIONS OF ALL USDS A SPECIALTY. Cbarges Lewer Than Tht Lewesl.

Wm, SciivEtiSEii. fifth (5) at which time the following offl south Lmdsborjr, mile east of Free-cers will be voted for viz. Mayor, five mount church, on Friday, March 5th. 1886, councilmen and Police Judge. I tb following described property, to-wit: Sec.

2. Polls will be open at 8 o'clock 23 bead of cattle, consisting of cows, a. m. and close at 6 p. m.t at the front steers and calves, 4 mares.

2 with foal; 4 room adjoining the drug 6tore or ben. Carlson, corner Main and Lincoln streets in the city of Lindsborg. Sec. o. the following named persons NEW CASH GROCERY, W.

S. AMOS PROPRIETORS are designated as tne election uoara yua. iuiuki nui nere- ludges, A. Ringwald. Chas.

Lander, and i in mentioned. Sale to commence at 10 II. V. Nelson; Clerks, M. J.

Williams, sharp. and E. Eberbardt. Terms ok Sale: A credit of 9 monih Sec. 4 This ordinance shall take ef- will be given on all sum over wiih-fectand be in foree from and after its ont purchaser giving approved publication once in the Smoky Valley security.

If no; paid when 12 per 5stews. Oscab Johnson, interest will be charged from dale KANSAS LINDSBORG A. full line Cf-' Mayor. seal. Attest: M.

J. WlTI.T JAMS, ity t.lerk. STAPLE FANCY GROCERIES. Public Bale! Constantly On hand. PRODUCE TAKEN IN EXCHAXUE FOR GOODS.

bt Store in the Oraffey buUding. Having leased my farm I will sell at Public Sale at my residence, 2k miles southwest of Lindsborg, Kansas, on THURSDAY, MARCH 18, 1880, the following described property, to-wit: or next week, waica we win sen cneap. THOMAS For Salk or Rint for a term of years: J. W. Johnson's farm, on Kentuck Creek.

For particulars enquire at the farm. 23-2t Notice to Contractors. Sealed bids will be receiyed for the erection of the Bethany Normal Institute. Lindsborg, Kansas, until JUarch oth, 1 o'clock p. at the residence of Rev.

A. Swensson. The plans and specifica tions can be seen at the book store of Ek blad, Eberhardt Goodholm, Lindsborg. Kansas. Bids will received for the entire job.

The Board of Directors re serve the right to reeject any and all the bids. C. A. OWENBSON, Pres. Board.

Dissolution of Partnership. SELLING OUT AT COST! Mr. 8. Oreenbaum having positively decided to retire from our firm on or about May 1, 1886 we are thereby comnelled to rpII out at cost our stock of Dry Goods, Clothing, Boots and Shoes, Hats and Caps, Gents off his interest in the business. Our store was closed on Monday, Jan.

3rd, and the eastern cost price on all our marked down in plain red-ink Azures, from which no deviation will be made. This is no sham advrr- tiseiuent, but a strictly bonafide cost sale. Kespeetfullv, M.G KEEN III Ilk Co. Philadelphia Store, McPherson, Kansas, between MeCourt's and the Post-office. Public Sale.

Having rented my farm and desiring to quit farming 1 will sell at public sale at my residence, 5 miles west and 2l miles wrsco, iptm.y, ueaaoi nogs. aooui ww ousueia oi corn, aiso ail my farming implements, 1 set of broomcorn machinery, 1 broomcorn press, broom- 01 unu Pillu- oam less, Isac Hokassok. 1T Kuriwa, ixuciuiuecr. at S(a A--. ir v- an x.

uail a is 1 I I. A 1 0 1 to commence I fCtMR0WN or next week, that will be sold cheap. i nere wm be a musical concert given at the hall in Bridgeport Friday night, March 12, by Mrs. J. C.

Lamer and her music class, for the benefit of the new church in Bridgeport. All who feel interested are invited to attend. Read and subscribe for the Weekly Commonwealth, which is one of the best weeklies published in the state, as it contains more of the general news than any other paper in the state, while its editorials are pointed and spicy. The grave yard at old Empire has for some time been supposed to be haunted. but it has been discovered what it is.

It is a Galva man in the shroud of night copying names off the tombstones to call an election to move the county seat to Galva. Gust Anderson, cne-half mile west of Lindsborg, has for sale Ornamental Trees, Apple Trees, Gooeberries, Blackberries, Raspberries, Grupes, Strawberries, Lilac and Bulbs of Madeira Vine. 25-4t. Reports from different parts of the state bhow the wheat fields on the up land to have been considerably damaged by the severe winter but on the low land where the ground was covered by snow the prospect for a good crop was never better. Died: At his home in this city at 12 o'clock a.

Saturday, Feb. 28. 1886. O. L.

Lindberg, at the aire of 57 years. Mr. Lindberg was well known in this city having been in the employ of Carlson Johnson for nearly ten years. The funeral services took place at ihe Vussiou church on Mondav, and were conducted by Rev. Pihl.

Waft for our two car loads hordes and mares to to buy a good matched team. TliOXAS EAGLUSD. All those that are interested in the building of an American church at this place, will meet at the Swedish M. E. church on next Monday evening, March 8th, Rev.

M. A. Pokteb, P. C. A Surprise Party.

Last Sunday evening several teams might have been seen congregated around the residence of John Wickstrum, and then to wend their way in a southwester ly course to the home of Hans Wickstrum, upon arriving there the teams were fastened to the front fence and the occupants of the vehicles, about thirty in number, marched in upon the unsuspect ing bride ana groom or twenty years standing, and after presenting the each with a new camp rocker and ensc-mcing them comfortably thurein, they proceeded to make themselves at home. About ten o'clock an excellent supper was served by the ladies of the party, after which all tried to see who could be the happiest until after one o'clock, when the procession again moved, but this time in the direction of home all wishing the bride and groom another score years of happiness and prosperity. $5,000 Reward. Lost: A small boy about the size of a man; bare neaaeu, wiui nis iatnerssnoes on; had an empty bag on his back containing two railroad tunnels and a barrel of bungholes; he wore a muffle chop coat with bean soup lining; he was cross eyed at tue back of the neck, and wore his hair cut curly; he was born after his elder brother, his mother being present on the occasion; when last seen he was shoveling wind off the McPherson court house to raise money, enough to get his watch repaired in good style at tne leweiry store oi u. vv iveu, east siae of Main Lindsborg Kan.

The GalTa Would be. PETITION. To the honorable board of commission ers of McPherson county: We tbe undersigned voters respectful ly petition your ho oral ilo body to call an election in said county, for the purpose of submitting to the voters of the couaty the proposition to remove the seat from McPherson, and locate tne same tne village oi waiva PROinSSARY. We the undersigned citizens of Mc Pherson county ivansas hereby agree to pay for the of McPherson county, for use oi erecting county Nuiidiiigs the sun set oi.poHite our respective narr.s, tue ccav.iy seas rA "-lot'in. isn si I -a Vi 'in; of fV' tty "6 WVlI, "vc Lavo cuoukh f.r ihu pincut, tbe iireutjwsd of so grfcat a grout scheme got un for ihe iiggraniiizenivni of a few speculators wiil be quickly put to rest by the Assessors Mwtin.

5IcrBKHox, March 1, 181. Tbe nssossors of McPherson county met on this date to aerte upon a basis of val uution upim real ana personal property for the year A. D. 18o6. On motion u.

Drake was elected a3 chairman and J. 11. Wright aa secretary. The folio wing assessors beinif present: Gypsum Creek. Morgan Banks, Roxbury, Bonnavitle, A.

W. L.ockhart, Koxbury. i Smoky Hill, J. J. Henman, Lindsborg.

Union, S. J. Swenson, Smoky Hill. Sharps Creek, W. O.

Watson. Marquette. Battle Hill. H. Delmore.

W. L. Ganson, Galva. New Gottlatid, II. Hetstrom, SIcPhcraon.

Harper, J. F. Harrison, Sharps Creek, S. Sharps Creek, T. J.

Donal, Marquette. Canton, L. Drake, Canton, Empire, A. G. Wallace Galva.

McP hereon, W. A. Morris, McPherson. Jackson. E.

W. Young, Conway. Castle, James Tudhope, Windom. Spring Valley, Jonas Hoover, Canton. Lone Tree, Clark Toland, Galva.

King City, J. fi. Sinclair, King City. Groveland, Frank Russell; Monitor. Hays, B.

F. Bengtson, Windom. Meridian, Waldorf. Mound, P. J.

Galle, Christian. Turkey Creek, N. H. Kaufman, Lake View Superior, C. O.

Luty. Superior. Little Valley, Henry Achillis. City of McPherson, J. R.

Wright. Motion adopted that we first fix a basis upon real estate and then personal property afterwards. Moved and seconded that the basis of valuation on real estate be fixed at 4f3 per cent oi real value. Amendment to make it 50 per cent on true ralue. Amendment lost and oriinnnl mot ion carried Ou motion it was adopted ih.tt the bash of itlustion ou personal property be also i lij.sd at 41 v.

i.i the doll.tr. il Ton' I- Mud, more mud. ltain, more rain. Prof. Purdy has a stiff leit Cause: too much music.

"Doneola Black rubber cemeM for sale at II. kelson's shoe store. Read the advertisement of Hans Wick strum's sale. The Rork Spring is the best soft coal in tne country. Rev.

Porter of Marquette, waa in the city this week. Overshoes and Rubbers of every de scription, at H. V. Nelson's. English services at Bethany Church next Sunday night.

The students of the Normal are indulg ing in gymnastics again. Fresh brook trout and pickled beef tongue at o. Amos Co's. new cash Grocery. Mr.

C. J. Rapp has been very ill. Dr. Berquist is in attendance.

For confectionary, bread, cakes and pies go to the new bakery. IIan3 Wickslrum's sale is on the 18th of March Read his advertisement. All ladies who like a clean stove, use the Rock Spring Coal. We regret that our Marquette locals came too late for insertion this week. If you want to purchase a good resi dence in the city, see A.

Ringwald. The Board of Directors of Bethany Park had a meeting Thursday evening. "Keep your feet dry" by usin? Oilgu- mine on your boots and shoes, they will become waterproof, for sale by H. V. Nelson.

W. II. Butts and wife, of Lyons have been visiting relatives at this place this week. Knut Carlberg wants to tell j-ou that he pays the highes price lor hides 01 all kinds. Messrs.

McCash and McKenzie, of Mc- Pherson were down inspecting the drawings for the new college. A full line of cheap and interesting reading matter at Ekblad, Eberhardt Uoodholm. The faculty of B. N. I.

celebrated Miss Harper's birthday at the residence of Rev. Swensson last Monday night. Go to the new bakery for bread, cakes. piCS etc. OHM SOLLBERUEB Hello! And read Pihlblad Johnson's new ad.

and you will see that they still continue to sell goods at cost. Come and see the new elea-ant styles of wall and ceiling paper at Ekblad, Eberhardt Goodholm. Our merchants are daily receiving large invoices 01 goods, preparatory to tne opening of a large spring trade. Go to E. Jerrett's for Springfield Bril- iant coal, next thing to Rock Spring.

The assessment will be forty per cent of the valuation oi property this year, which is an increase of seven per cent over last year Call in and see my bread, cakes, pies as it costs you nothing to look. JOHN bOLLBEKGER. Sewing Machines, best makes, and sewing machines repaired at Ekblad, Eberhard Goodholm. W. G.

Doghty and Charly Nelson were paving their respects to this city this week and endeavoring to tell the people where Galva is to be. A good energetic Swede man can ob tain a situation as agent, with good wages by applying to Graham Son's Marble Works, ivlcPherson, Kansas. tf We wonder if the Freeman won't move to Galva and advocate the.moving of the county seat to that place, for the sake of political capital. We keep all kinds of school books used within fifteen miles of town. Ekblad, Ebeuhardt Goodiiolm.

Father Baker, of the Commonwealth, was in this ciiy 'he interests of hi paper which bn.t of dailies iu tae v.e.- i. When you mik, or soup bossc. jf to Kuti' CarlbonjV U-r krs irii'w! Wi hit Vi- iu-Siid JoiJi.vjW:: hu; Where is is it the mmcjos 01 i Ma-ton, or was the idea of moving the c-vnn- tv seat In 'Hi in a manger. D. F.

i i f. firm o- mans rmiii (iDd ims lasun adv partner. whi lnsl WjltvUCK ami tliftins, ban Htul riiijj-i, which we sdi til time prices. Ekblad, Ebeuhardt oookuolm. There will be an oyster supper in the opera hall at Bridgeport on next Saturday eyeuing.

the last chance to eat oysters this season don't fail to take it in. Itch, Prairie Manee, and Scratches of every kind cured in 30 Minutes by Wool- ford amtarv Lotion. I his never tails. Sold by S. P.

Lindgren fc Son, Druggist, Liudsborg. i To men desiring to make profitable in vestments in city property, no city in the west offers such inducements, with as large returns, as Lindsborg does just now. Go to E. Jerrett for Rock Bring coal. Died: On March 1st, 1886, Delia, daughter of Mr.

and Mrs. Will Hillgren, of whooping cough, aged one year. Funeral services took place last Tuesday afternoon. The Board of Directors of Bethany Normal Institute will have a meeting next Tuesday at 10 o'clock a. m.

The bids for the erection of the new building will then be opened. We publish in another column a copy of the Galva proposition. We would say something by way of eulogy were it not for the fact that we can hardly couceive how so great a farce might be brought about. Prof. Vittum our genial county superintendent visited the city schools here last Tuesday.

Tbe professor mnst meet with good treatment from McPhereon county teachers as he still holds bis own in weight. We are under many obligations to our Bridgeport cprrespondent for past favors but as her items have become to personal we are obliged to refuse any more unless she will make them less personal, or sign Iwr name in full. Doolora lxa. HARDWARE. Tinware, Stoves.

including a Match Span of 4-year-old Clydesdales, Span of 2-year-old Mares, 14: ZONsacl of Oofrtlo Including 6 fine Milch Cows, some fresh. 2 Farm Wagons, 1 Top Buggy, J. 1Ot of farming Ira plomonts, Consisting of Plows, Harrows, Cultivators, 1 Deere llotary Corn Platnter with Check-rower. Work Harness, and other things not herein mentioned. Sale to commence at 10 o'clock, sLarp.

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a I a- i I i a. i A- Hook I kirn kfv'irfi i HORTCN CO.t $1 i "IS 5 ft-t "tg ft 1 iiiiiJj H3too. 5, vi; FULL BED. SINGLE BED. CHILD'S BED.

the Beat Ventilated KoU- JSiT lag Bed mad. iir Tr'la tr.r CataLTU. 0 Ctot a i Ail Tour Fnroitora Daaiar for FOREST CITY FURNITURE CO. HOCliFOHIi ILIJKOWi WIW'T mm timrn ilia mu Ik TU Friday, March, 5, 1886 OFFICIAL DIRECTORY 9TATE OFFICERS. Governor John A.

Martin Lieutenant Governor A. P. Kiddle Secretary of btate E. B. Allen Auditor P.

McCabe Treasurer Sam T. Howe Attorney General S. B. Bradford Sup't Public Instruction. J.

II. Lawbead Cheif Justice A. II.Horton Associate Justices W. A. Johnston 1 D.

M.Valentine James ITumphrey Railroad Com. L. Turner A. Gelette John J. Ingalls P.

B. Plumb U. 8. Senators DISTRICT OFFICERS. Judge 14th Judicial S.

O. Hinds State Senator 31st Kelly Representative 85tl Dist. J.M Simpson 87th W. Smith COUNTY OFFICERS. County Clerk E.

L. Loomis Treasurer C. A. Champlin Probate Judjre C. O.

Spencer Register of Deeds. B. A. Allison Sheriff S. Tolle Attorney G.

P. Grattan Clerk District Court K. E. Pyle Sup't Publib Instruction. W.

Vittum Surveyor A. Bass Coroner W. 8. Harvey TOWNSHIP OFFICERS. Trustee.

J. J. Ilennman. Clerk G.E. Eberbardt Treasurer P.

T. Lindholm I A. E. Aprelius Ju8tICCS-f A. Wilber Constable O.

Amundson CITY OFFICERS. Mayor O. Johnson U. Nelson Eben. Carlsson C.

V. Rosbersr A. Ringwald Lander Councilmen Clerk M.J. Williams Treasurer John A. Swenson Marshal O.

Amundson ihttiux-Lodse. No. 233 A. F. A.

Meetings 1st and 3rd Saturdays of each month. A. Wilber, R. II. 4xlerton, Sec.

W. M. JOHN McPHAIL ATTORNEY AT LAW. LAND. LOAN AND INSURANCE AG'T.

Offici in Wm. Schwensen's Store. LINDSBORQ. KANSAS AXEL PALMER, I.INDSBORG. KANSAS, Will pay the highest price for hogs, cattle, fihecp, and live stock of all kinds.

Qb P. LINDSAY, ATTORNEY AT LAW. Special attention give to collections. t2TOfficein McCourt's Block, McPhcr bod, Kansas. QZAN ROBESON, ATTORNEYS AT-LAW, Lindsboro and McPherson, Kansas, Will practice in the State and Federal Courts.

Collections promptly attended to. QWENS CLINTON, CONTRACTORS BUILDERS, Bridgeport, Kansas. Best work guaranteed. Plans and specifications furnished upon application. Terms reasonable.

JOHU VICKSTRUfcl, Atietioneer, LINDSBORG, KANSAS. All sale premptly attended to at reas Me rntftB. gANK OF LINDSBORG, CAPITAL STOCK, $50,000. SURPLUS STOCK, 11,000. officers: B.P.DUNCAN President W.

BEAN Vice President JOHN A. SWENSON Cashier Does a General Banking Busines NUT JOHNSON Blacksmith, KEMl'CK CREEK KANSAS. Slakes si iifi.iUy. Mid ioes nit kinds of blacksmith work on him when want horsfj-shoririjr done. He can't he heat." Barber E.

S. Es way. Prop'r LIudsbors Kansas. All work in the tousorhil line done in a satisfactory maun er. One door south vi Plumlcy House.

mam cxz LINDSOoRC. KANSAS. li.F.ANDEBSON Lindsborsr, Kansas, Dealer in all kinds of Vail Paper. Mirrors, Picture Frames, Etc. 1 put together all my furniture myself and warrant it to give satisiacuon.

Roffiks Always on Hand. Lander Kelly, PROPRIETORS OF The I tNDSBOF.G Qalleby of rts. All work Promptly Exe cuted and. Satisfaction Guar anteed. Duplicate Pictures Fur- nisnea.

at, au. Times. 3FCall and see ua at the Old Stand Obcr's Building South Main St. Linesboes. Kansas.

60S 6C8 Wyandotte city.mo. Qmduaie in Medlar, trrorj JT3 i treat all Chronic. Keroo and Hw-is ireJunJod. coarfre low. OUIMW i.j she free from ftt or breakatcr.

yosr wn-i for term. Cons-ultanon free a-Hl BOOK for b.Vhexftr.lUut'djt?ea.Uoru-i.. BKEllBATiC a FOSITiVB CL'KE for $5ti0 -caw this treatment fails to cure or neln. roTttrrin annalaof medicines. In acuU'W piw relief: a fewdoeremoTePfeer ami tsij frnr nnmnleted in 6 to 7 days.

Send (itateinjnt with stamp for cirrolara. Call or AWre. I vpnn 3 MACHINERY, in TmiEOffLfS SATtE! A credit of 7 months will be given on all sums over without interest, pur chaser giving approved security. If not paid when due, 13 per cent interest will be charged from date of sale until paid. 5.00 and less, cash.

A discount of 5 per cent will be given for cash, on all sun. over $5.00. No property will be sold on place except my own. HANK WICKSTRUM. JOHN WICKSTRUM, Auctioneer.

Wagons, Buggies, And everything nsual- ejr4Sa WO is i'" i Kroh 1 Public SB sifc a 1 iod Cook Stoie, 1 II eating Scove, U'lri'intt. Lounges. Cliair. siixl ia (act all I have ia the dud which are too numerous to jViCiition. steads, aroutnl tit premise at 10 o'clock.

yon DRUGS AXI) Paints, Oils, Varnishes, A credit of 8 month will be given oi all sums over $5 00, without interest, purchaser givimr approved security. If not rW wln-n due, Vi per cent will be from of uutil paid. Sum of 5.00 and less, cash. A discount of 12 per cent will be given for cash, ou all sums ovir L. A.

DA LIN. JOHN WICKSTRUM, Auctioneer. and other goods found in a First-Class Drug Store. THE BEST BRANDS OF Physicians' Prescriptions J. 0.

SUNDSTHOM EBEN. CARLSSON. Proprietor. a ilwa ft. iroxm.

MEDICINES, Putty, Window Glass, .1 Dye Stuffs, CIGARS ALWAYS ON HAND. Accurately Compounded. a btat ilarayajkaTB; GRADES OF and IGURES rf-'a a -a. i FOR THE BEST I call Especial attention to mjimmense stock of Dress Goods, Ladies' Cloaks And Furnishing; Goods. I have the Largest Assortment in the county.

LUMBER, SHINGLES, Doors, Sash.Blinds, Lii I J. 0. SUND STROM, HAIR, CEMENT, And Everything asaally found Fiat-class Lumber Yrd, at prices As LOW tbe LOWEST $0 a-o to ry NAESTERN WORLD II. Y.NELSON Agent for enc-r: GET.