Graham County Times from Hill City, Kansas • 4

IHLL CITY STAR 'frXTSDAY, AUG. 2, 1838. Hill City, Kansas, Hill City Hardware Store, I. IE. PIPES DEALERS IN n.8 iO IP DEALER IN 11SPBT di E4 PS if If WwVmff Has for sale 500,000 Western Kansas on extraordinary easy terms.

Tinware, cook, gasoline and heating All kinds of tin work done to order. Lubricating oil, gasoline, coal oil, etc. Docs a real estate exchange business, makes farm loans and perfects titles. Offers 300 choice luts for sale ia Hill City. Consspondcnce solicited H.

Cvfilf, I'r; tident. J. L. WALTON SON'S. IT a Post ffico building, corner HILL CITY "We carry a full and complete stock of Druffs, Patent Medicens, Paints, Oils Brushes, Additional Locals.

M. V. McKissok, of Pojcoe, was in the city Pnofiday. Fasmgkb now rejoice ovsr the fine prospects for corn. F.

M. Jeieeby, of Lenora, was in this city yesterday. Thosk steel cages have been received and will be placed in the jail in a few days. Fit an rIoauE, of Barnes, Kansas, ib visiting relatives in this section this week. Wu Mooue, whoso leg was amputated, by Dr.

B. P. Williamson in July is improving. Miss Woboesteb will ploaso accept ur thanks for a list of uamca of the pupils attending the normal. Last week the cry was too dry, no corn! This week, too wet to make hay! Variety is the spice of Kansas.

Judge Van Wyi was in the northeast part of the county the first of the week and reports corn in a good condition. The lot upon which the new jail rests was deeded to tho county, and delivered to the commissioners during ther session this week. Tub commissioners have discharged Albert Hastings, charged with petit larceny, and tho costs of the suit charged np to the county. Davison Lawson have moved, their meat market from second avenue, near the Graham House to the Duncalf building opposite the Delmonico. We call our reactors special attention to the new advertisements of T.

J. Gar-nelt, GrBinder and Davison Law-son in this issue of tho Star. Samuel- Fabvek, one of the old resident toachera of Northern Graham county, came down last Monday to "brighten up" at the normal. glassware, lamps and fixtures, confectionaries, books stationary and notions. THE CITIZENS BANK, HILL CITY, KAUSAS.

Transacts a General Banking rionipt attention Given to Collections. Farm Loans at Lowest "Rates. Pnrvnfinnl nntu American NnCionid BanV. Kaisns City. IOf! ebpOnUCnyS fjationai y.

Ores! Western Sale Stable O. B. KACKLEY, Prop. I nra prepared with good rig to carry passengers to all points at leweat liying rales. IBuys and Sells Horses, IN FACT EVEYRTHING- to be found in a first clas3 drug store, and we 11 ,1 wi'i not oe Tj.

o. meoham, Register pf Deeds of Graham County Also kasp a full Grrain Feed of Headquarters of Edmond Stags Line. I guaranty all my work to HILL CITY, Barn North of Pomeroy House, GO TO a rt OF 13 j. c. nr.

ibiowst, Who can' supply you with ehoioo fresh groceries, Flour, Feed, Ctaal Proprietors of lie HILL CITY MEAT Efl A Keep constantly on hand fresh and salt meats, laid, etc. Market on tha north side of main street, opposite McGill and Millers stone black. HILLi CITY, KANSAS. Queensware, Crockeiy, Glassware and Makes a specially of canned goods. NORTH SIDE MAIN ST, HILL CITY, II.

A. Cailuor supply ot all Kinds for Sale HILL KAN. THE fillip Larups. Everything new and fresh. NEAR SUMMIT HOUSE, KAHSAS.

and Agency, land, wild and improved, in and other coimtise for sale for Sale. COUltT HOUSE SQUARE, KANSAS. lots near the center of the select from. Correspondence TEl. I-IILL, Manager.

BEPTJBLIOAN TICKET. For President, BENJAMIN HAIUiTSON ot ineianft. For Vice President, UEYI P. MORTON, ol New York. For cuifiri opsinau Gth district, E.

J. TUKNEK, of Slieridim county. STATE TICKET. For Governor, liTHAN V. IIumx-uubv, lailoixtndt-nce.

For Lieotormnt Governor, Andukw J. FmjT, Moneca. For Herniary of Klnta, William liiooms, of Tupuka. For Btnto Treumirnr, Jamks W. Hamilton, of Wellington.

For Htnto Auditor, Timothy MoCaiu of Lamed. For Attorney Gi-noral. L. IS. KiiLLooo, of Kaiporiu.

For Btnto Hupcrintonilpnt, Ceobok W. Winanh, of Junction City. A bill appropriating 250,000 to be expended in experimenting in irrgating ditches in Colorado and Kauoas, Las been introduced in congress. "An me," sighed a dinconKoIato emigrant down in Pennsylvania, "I wisht I hat me money enough to tuko mo to Ehermnny back already." And suppose 1 give yon tlia money? said bia kind hearted employer. "By ehiminy, I ethart fr Kansas dis afternoon," Bob Bur-detle.

Govkiskob Mokbhouse, of Missouri, lias receivod a telegram from Secretary Baird, staling that an application from the British Government has been mailed to him askiog a further respite in the Maxwell case, it is Etut.d that additional coraborative evidence will be bad that will nave Maxwell. Sematoii Mokoam remarked in a speech a few days ago that the Senators on the democratic side (two thirds of then men who had boon Confederates) were patriots, while the republioou senators wore partiBiaus. It i3 not difficult to tell from a diutanco what would bo the certain result of continued success of the domocratio party. The change would but reverse the facts ie Robola would be designated as patriots and Union men as traitors. Dn.

W. H. Cabteb offers to bet his trotting horsa. "Faro," against his pacing against $2,500, bis pacing mare, "Express" against $300, his ppcirte horeo "Pronto," against $500, and one thousand in cahh agninst the same amount, that the next president of the United Stales will be a republican and his name ia "Faro" in a 2:25 horse, and "irgyle" 2:14, VExproes" 2:22, and "Pronto" 2:17. Is thercV; democrat willing to bet his faith vt5.his money.

Stcong City Republican. Sematob Bowen, of Colerado, was a little off in the statement, recently in the U. S. Senate, that in Western Kansas ns in Dakota and Nebraska, "if nature had to be depended upon thoro conld sot be raised on all this vast domain a single bushel of wheat," The figures that will go into the agricultural de- pepartmont this year from Graham county will show up an an average ot twenty Jbushels of wheat per aero, and this where nature has been wholly depended upon. The Senators statement was made, during his flpcech in favor of an appreprialion of of to ex-permont irrigation in these regions.

To this we have no objections as we are willing to oonfdsss that when it is dry here it is awful dry, and it has been proven by individual experience that irrigation pays a laro par cent on the investment." There is no riohor soil on earth, and with plenty of moisture tlio growth ef all serts of vegitation is Bimply phonominal. Democratic. Eleven etatoa for reasons herein are democratic. 1st, Because in their futile efforts to overthrew our free institutions they were iudissolably united and know that Grover Cleveland's sympathy was with them. 2nd, Having returned te their homes in defeat still nurse the determinntion to accomplish cthr moans, what they failed to accomplish by war.

In tins they are equally united, and every publo or private act of the president loads thorn to believe bis sympathies are with them. 8rd, They have since the war, and and are still untiring in their efforts to hold up their 1st cause, as a holy one. And to this end they have canonized that arch traitor Jeff Davis in his publics flaunting of the justice of the lost cause. In the pnblio schools aiid home their children have assidaeusly been taught that the people would never have rebelled bad it not been for the unjust encroachments of a tyranical government, and that the people of the north are a self -seeking penurious and in fact inferior people. In all this they believe they have Cleveland's moral support 4th- And they have by resorting to the iash and revolver is the hands of law-lees mobs by whipping good citizens, systematically, yet effectually su pressed the public expression of sentiments of loyally to the union.

They are all solid, and will cast their t-loctorhil vote for Cleveland. mm Has thousands of acres of Graham, Sheridan, Trego cheap and on long time. acres cf choice lands in MO ITS 10. ef Main St. and 1st.

avtnu, EAHSAS. AND be absolutely correct. KANSAS. 7 The New York Mad nml ExprefT is entliont or the sbiiomont that of llntiuh cold, is eomins over to hie count ry to help elect Grove Clevekind.Atcl'inoti Clii'tripion. TH'; sele of liquor haB been ou by tho Northern Pacific ltpilrojil by otuer 01 ji3 rrcsulenl, Jlonort juii ris.

OK A pril lnth tJie Ohio Senate pr'ssed a bill by avoeoiui to 4 closed Joons on oanutiy. E.X, Tinman Remains nit Medicine. Such details as ell these are apt to louud to lia strangely unreal as wo read tuetn somewhat in the light of travelers' tale3, Kith reference to fur away lands; but it certainly is startling when, for the first time, we realize how exactly descriptive they are of the medic! no lore of our own ancestors in iruth, to this day we may find among ourselves jrne survivals of the old superstitions stiil lingering in out of the way corners. Thus It is only a few years since the skull of a suicide was used, in Caithness as a drinking cup for the ure of epilepsy. Dr.

Arthur Mitchell knows of a case in which the body of such a one was disinterred in order to obtain her skull for this purpose It was, Jiowever, accounted a more sure specific for epilepsy to reduce part of the skull to powder and swallow it Even the moss which grew such skulls was deemed a certain enre for various diseases. Nor was this simply a popular superstition. In the official Pharmacopoeia of the Collide of Physicians, of London, A. D. 1078, the skull of a man who has died a violent death and the horn of a unicorn appear as highly approved medicines.

Again, in 1724, the Eame pharmacopoeia mentions unicorn's horn, human fat and human 6kulls, dog's dung, toads, vipers and worms among the really valuable medical stores. The pharmacopoeia- was revised In 1742, and various ingredients were re jected, buc centipedes, vipers ana nzaras were were these strange compounds pre pared for human subjects only. In tke "Angler' Vade Mecum," published in 1GS1, anglers are recommended to use an ointment for the luring of fish, consisting, among other horrible ingredients, of man's fat, cat's fat, heron's fat, asafuetida, finely powdered mtimmv, camphor, oil of leven- dcr, and it was added that man's fat could be obtained from the London cliirur- peous concerned in anatorj y. Mi.3 C. F.

Gordon Cnnimirg in Ppuxar taicDco jCtor. ILoaii Company Makes Farm Loans At lowest rates in the west. Also abstracts and transacts a general real estate and insurance business. Are prepared to sell you unimproved lands and improved farms at way down prices. Can also secure farm loans at as low a per cent as any agency in the west.

And insure your property or stock in the most reliable companies. City Lots OFFICE WEST SIDE HILL CITY, Hill City, Kansas. T. H. McGILL, DEALER IN REAL ESTATE and PROPRIETOR OF llccu of the corn that seemed nearly spoiled by the excessive boat and dry weather, since the rain ha? started out with an an app irentnow lease of life.

Undbb SrsiMAX and O. B. Kackloy went east after somo partieB who it is allseed had "borrowed somo torses in tne arwenco 01 tne own ers. Tnis may seem out of place, and we don't intend to feed tho little Stabites on outs but we will take a limited quan tity of that comodity on subscription to the Stab. CoMMiBsroHEE Alleh says small grain iu hiu neighborhood was good, but tho hail on last Sunday stripped the corn of its leaves, and will materially damage the crop.

We keep in stock all kinds of justice's and other townships blanks and sell them at prices as low as they can be had in the cast with freight added. Tatron ize home industry. The storm last Sunday evening blew in a window and the chinmey down of Uncle T. C. Spelman's farm house near Gettysburg besides scnttoring things about the premises.

D. N. Whipple of the South Solomon has bought the meat market belonging to James Green and will borea'ter aim to run a first ckss moat market in this place. -Lenora Leader. Fked C.

Case, who ha3 been with the Lincoln Colorado engineor corps for the past six woeks, has returned- to the city, and our private opinion is, the city's proseut abundent supply of good looking school marma may have had something to do wilh hia roturn. He will attend tho normal. Tna City Fathers gave evidence of their being the right men in the right plnce, when they formulated and passed the ordinance prohibiting labor on the Lord's day, within the city limits. In this connection we are prompted to Bay to our neigh bors; boys hereafter "got out" on time. TdehjI is no town in in North wesi Kausas that presanta a more hone'nl outlook for the future and which offers better inducements for business men than Hill City.

Our citr. unlike hundreds of other western Kansas towns, ia not built away ahead of the country, But has gone up within the past two and a half years. Having recently secured the county sent and being beautifully and centrally located baa just began its upTard march. Towii lot are comparatively low yet. cousiderinir tho grand prospects loominjr un for the city in the near future.

Probablj 100 new buildings have been built and are now in process of erection since the first of Jan. 188a Tke new $25,000 court house which ia being pushed forward by a larc-e force of men. is coiutrto add grently to tho perruanenca iu values to city property, the new Congregational church and the lanre stone business blocks going up are evidences of tho faith our business men. The Datronaire given to the three papers published in the city iu tfce way of advertising proves our business men to to be progressive and typical Kansans. A Baptist church is soon to be built.

The Presbyterians have an organizat ior and will soon have a live prew-her. We havo a lure fine school house and will Lave a nnmkor one school. Divine services are held regularly each Sabbath morning and evoning, and a large and growinv; Sab- bnlh Bfhrmll id rwi rnmnanllv The new jail is finished and ready for inose new stevi cages. itlOliliiS ilO II 10 Hiii Mi Several hundred choice City for sale on easy terms. A large list of lands to Solicited.

Mitcliell Lawrence, Proprietors LIVERY FEED and SALE STABLE WEST OF SUMMIT HOUSE. The following ia a list of the names of the teachers attending the normal at this plane. Viola Wnrner Willfl C. M. Snyder Jllandm l'ulnrson lerftr Woronstor Nora JumoK 1'emonnH" KlberHon Uaiueit Johio J'riit nirilio Trilt I'nink HlHckbmn S1ny Kilwania Julia (Unit Alice Smith Bnih Btout I uIr ('rain Burl lis Autrolina IjHvina Hhikeslee Ktta liR-wnnn Kell.i i nn It j.

F'ymi Ernest. Walton A. M. Comb 1. W.

Uore Willii.m Millie ytiiwmt Josie Dnncall A. It. liiU Jinx Wilcox Ktta Honpt Mi-rrili Hiaves llilio lilinkbnrn Vila DuUiiiMtou. IjIK'lll Glenn Dollio Miller. I vu a Parker Puiij- Conner lluy Merwin Ella KwveB rl 8cli wrndi iliirjf li'milkncr Neilio Urn L.

Kuu Pererll Annie l'eiiMiD. Xjonn Stnwart liillie Bird 1'iynn Alffod Lawson V. C. Case H. 3.

arver LnU Stewart Alice Drake Miu'y Mewliem Lacy Clark Fred Richards. "And how do ou cuius to be sucli Good tem-pprnnce man, fir, I was brcngbt np in a tavern. I have seen a nan kJH bis neipldior alone for rink; I have scon a man 3iaim bia 111 He child; I have pen a man etrike his old mot her; I have een a man blow his brains ont all for drink. I have seen a bonne burned, a boat sunk, a etage overturned and people killed in it all for drinki And air, in all my lite I have never seen these everlasting they tell of, made ont of drink, stay br families, father and sou. It is evil made and quick gone, and no blessing along with it." And trhat do yon do for a livinir, Jerry?" "0.

1 raise ail I ear. I make my own clothe and shoe. I mnke kitchoa chairs to eeH, and I have regular places and tunes for going to work, and I ly by an he neat penny for old ase, and have a penny to away. 1 never have seen rod wan, sir, where there wasn't ttim at the bottom of it somewhere." ilid Continent. In reply to the statement current in democratic free trade organs, that clothing is at leas, fifty ner cent cheaper abroad than in this country, a Washington D.

C. clothier states that he is selling ttO suits, exactly alike in pattern, material, finish, and every other quality to those "Hnddlefiuld sincle yarn tuiis which are offered nt 10.50 in London and all t'ue giwatoitios of Oaaipion. si I Hill City, Kansas. We are always prepared to carry passengers to all points at lowest posibla rates, and always with safe drirers. Tbe test of rigs for tke trareling public.

Commercial trade solicited. We liandle tke celebrated Ohio Bngy and road cart, alsa tho Steuda-baker wagons, and can lay them down in Hill City at prices that defy competition. Go To bison's liaison's Da Meat Market iron CHOICE STAKE Our meat is always fresh and sweet. Main Street, opposite the Delmonico House..