Hill City Sun from Hill City, Kansas • 4

SHOT DEAD. One of the most painful occur Postofflc' Cor. Drug Stored Cor. CaixicScBroeici-wa-v. J.

L. WALTON! SOPJ, Proprietors. KEEP A PULL STOCK 2639 Golding Bros 7 65 2640 Geo Greene 50 2612 II Meranda 2 00 2643 Grnbb 2 00 2644 Gray 4 00 2645 Grant 4 0 2646 LF Thompson 3 75 2647 Bidcle 16 20 2648 Thompson 10 00 2649 Howell Brus 150 2650 Sanford Craig 4 30 S. G- WILSON, Treasuaer Graham Kb Contiueuil next week Boots SL XI Slices Manufactured. FINE WORK A SPECIALTY.

CffTlKepairing neatly and promptly to ordak First door east of Summit llouse. Thos, Nesbitt, Prop'r DRUGS, PAINTS, BOOKS, 10 MEDICINES, OILS, STATIONERY, PATENT MEDICINES, BRUSHES, NOTIONS GLASS and CONFECTIONARIES. And every line goods belonging to class Also a new and choice stock of Groceries and Provisions consisting of heavy and light groceries, and grocery sundries. HILL CITY, Mitchell PKOrEIETOBS Livery, Feed and Sale Stable West of the Summit House. are alwavs nrpnared to cn.rrv nassoncrprs to all nninta at lnwmt nstaat 0 i ble rates, and always withsafe drivers.

The best of rigs for the traveling public. Commercial trade solicited. We handle the celebrated Ohio buggy and also the Steudebaker wagon and road cart, and can lay them down at prices that defy competition HILL CITY; KANSAS Lawson PHOPlllETORS OF THE Leading fileat Market Of The City. flam St. Opposite Delmonico.

HILL CIT 0. B. Kackley, Proprietor of th Great Western Livery, Feed and Sale Stable. ISTortla of Pom'rovBrk. at COI at I 4 Cash paid for horses; good rigs and teainsalways ready for the traveling pnblio.

Horse, boarded By the day or week. Phaetons, Sulkies, Busies, Carts and Wagons HILL CITY, H. A. COFFIN, Jr. Cashier.

Treasurer Iowa Loan and Trust Co, Dee Moines. The Citizens Bank, HIUJCITY, HANS. I Transacts a General Eanking Business. PBOMPT ATTENTION GIVEN COLLECTIONS. TO Correspondence Solicited.

ROSCOE Corn planting has commenced. Brother Ring intends to move to Edmond and rent his farm. A. II. vjook, has bought him a ne.w garden drill and intends fol low gardening this season.

M. D. Michaels has been busy building a pasture fence on his place this week. Ed. Moyer has bought the Wells farm on Bow Creek.

The aniouut of small grain sown in this neighborhood is fully double that of the previous season. Apr. 6th 1889. xxx Headlight Oil At Green's at 20 per gaUon. 1 From Bryant and Happy Townships Several farmers in Hrvant and Happy townships planted corn last weeki John Bell planted 25 acres; Mr.

Law 50 acres. S. Garrison will plant 30 acres of Early Dent this week. W. F.

Super will sow 8 bushels of flax seed; j. D. Bower and Wm. Pas co will sow several bushels. S.

Garrison raised several bushels of peanuts last year and will plant 1 acres this year. He says the pea nut vines makes an excellent rough for stock, yield more to the acre than blue joint and much more substantial. A large amount of sorghum for the syrup and feed will be planted the proper season; aso millet. It is understood Geo. Collins wil sow about 60 acres of ruillet.

W. F. Super, assessor of Bryant townthip, finished his work last Sat urday, assessing S. Garrison the last. Mr.

Post and family have; just ar rived trom baline county; and is now 1 iving on Wm. Shutes' place He will put in a crop. A Spring School will be taught in district 16, Miss Dray, ot Wa-iveen- already employed. Preaehing every two weeks, Satur day and Sunday evenings, at Leland school house by Kev. lieo.

laylor of Sheridan county. An unusual amount ot prairie is being broken this spring in this sec tion of the county. Money to 2LOA.N on Rea: Es tate. F. 33.

TURCg-ffi-i IWe were obliged to leave out a poem this week on account of a lack of space. It wal appear next week CARNEY POSTON want to trade a Garland Eange for a milch cow. SSWe understand the council appointed O.B. Kackley, marshal; C. Wr.

Robison, clerk: W.J. Crawford, treasurer. Our democratic friends came ou on top. to the Art Gallery over by the court house to get photograpb.620 or the Lost Mine, will be precented at the Court llouse on Saturday evening, Apr. I wish to state for the benefit ol those who have been led to think this' a blood and thunder play owing to the unfortunate circums'ance of last Satur lay evening, that there is nd shooting or fighting in this play but is a moral and highly interesting Drama.

I have played this Drava a number of times and assure you there is no better play on the boards. J. W. LOEANGEK. JSfZ, R.

Bowersox of Indiana township, was a caller to-day and re ports he has 19 acres of corn coming up. This is indeed encouraging. 52fTIeadlight.oitat Green's at 20 cents per gallon. is toaimit then lommy, that you lied to the Board of County Not at all; we admitted at the time to the honorable board that we were in error so far a the new Statute was concerned. Bat there is one thing, Jaekey, you don't admit but which everybody on Main street (except about a dozen who betrayed her again in the last election) are free to declare, aud that is the Democrat refuses to discuss and expose public wrong doii-g but that vou are always ready to throw personal tiings at those who are trying to expose thor youtre trying to shield.

When one calls another a liar in an argument the public are quite leady to see that some one is pinched. berinn ngto get H. A. COFFIN, i President. i w.

aa aai a rences that has taken place in this community was the accidental shoot-; ingof Willie Avalton at Millers iall last Saturday evening at about ialf past seven o'clock. A Drama, by our local talent was to have been played that evening, and it seems that Willie Walton, aged 17 yars the 17th day of last January, had charge of the tickets at that time in the evening. Harry Av heeler went up and inquired for a ticket and was directed by Prof. Lo ranger to the other side room where Willie Walton had the tickets. There was no one in this room but vouug Wal ton when Harry Wheeler went in.

Harry, it seems, bis usual joking way, wanted a ticket, and young alton, jokingly told him he couldn't have it, and flourished his 44 calibre revolver: young neeier as quickly flourished his, the suppo-1 sition being that both pistols were not loaded. Both pistols were snap ped, it seems, young Wheeler's being discharged, the ball hitting Willie Walton just above the left eye and penetrating almost clear through the Bead. Death va instantaneous. Aa inqnest was immediately held by Coroner ilhamson, the result of which will be published later. The whole community was greatly shock ed.

1 he drama was not played. The smef stricked family have a great burden to bear at this time. lhe lesson to the young people is that the practice of boys carrying fire-arms is inexcusable, and the practice ought to be stopped at once, aud slopped permanently. tobacco pound at Green's 22 35 cents per BEFORD. We noticed that three houses have been moved from Millbrook to Re- ford, ohe of them to be ocenpied by Capt.

Hunter and run as a hotel. C. M. Potter, secretary union labor county committee, has erected a subi) stantial blacksmith shop and we learn he is doing a great deal of blacksmithing just now. Ves Shearer is having his new building painted.

The R. R. stock yards are occupied by some hcs, preparatory to shipment we suppose. A commodious depot is a convenience the Re-ford folks can boast of, and altogeth er the town is on the upgrade move ment at a lively rate. 22PA full line of ladies dress goods at bottom prices at Green s.

RESOLUTIONS. Grammar Department. Hill City, Ivans, Apr. 9th, '39. Whereas, It, has pleased Al mighty ijodto can trom among us our esteemed schoolmate, William Walton, therefore, Resolved, That in the death of 'William Walton, our school has lost one of its most efficient and earnest scholars, the community a noble hearty boy, aud his parents, a loving and dutiful son Resolved, That the sympathies of the teachers and scholars of the school are extended to the family of the deceased, and that a copy these resolutions be furbished the papers of the county for publication, Josephine 1 uncalf.

Ethel Hogue, Nora Blackburn. Willie Wilcox. Erl Snyder. John D. Hockersmith.

Committee. tobacco 40 cents per pound at GreenV22 Death of County Eup't. I V. Flynn, The people of the county will be pained to hear of the death of. I.

V. Flynn, county superintendent of schools, which occured last Monday, the 8th from pneumonia fever. Mr. Flynn had not been sick But a short time and the announce ment of his death was a surprise to thf public generally. USfTrade at Green's cash store it you want to save money22 Pomeroy Hous.

Wm. Keleher, late of fThe Wind sor hotel, Millbrook, has taken charge of the Pomeroy House, where he would be glad to meet his old customers aud new ones, also. Auctioneer. U. P.

Cosby will cry sales anywhere in the county. Call on or address Summitt House, Hill City. 30 Green of Hill City, Is selling booto and shoes at 50 per cent, below oost. This is Hot About Oklahoma N. Coder has moved his Millbrook store and added the store he bought of Mr.

Garnett to the same and hereafter will bp found at Mr. Garnett's old stand, where he will be pleased to meet all of his old customers and many new ones.tf aj Hr.mTOK ous, i lease an nounce that I will send a large collection of choice flowers to Hill City for sale on Saturday, April 13th. Frances J. Kelley. Edmond Apr.

St'c. We learn from the Journal of United Labor that the firm mortga-ges alonein the state of Ohio amount to $375,000,000, and Nebra.ska Of course these are small amounts compared to the various other forms of indebtedness in those two states which the producers of the necessaries of life must pay. drug etore, and wo will sell at bed rock pricM KANSAS. Lawrence, Hinerman, KANSAS for sale. KANSAS Carriage Painter.

Call on or address me at Kansas nf or KAS. House. Gity Morris KANSAS. l.oiise, Sign and or guaranteed. TTi ill City, A.JL a Locals.

22FIMax Reich, the converted Jew, returned to his home at 0 lathe, last week. ffCJThe board of county commis sioners met fn regular session last Monday. of Hill City, is selling oots and shoes at 50 per cent be ow cost. JclPII. G.

Stalcnp, dentist, will be in Hill City Fiiday and Saturday, April 12th and 13th. PifRev. N.R. George and We Lawson attended the Congregation al association at Altnena last JSfTwo of the newly elected eoun- cilmen will not qualify, it is said Hence the old council will holdover, it is also said. 231 here will be a basket supper at the Pleasant Valley school house, on Fndav.

April 12th. All are cordially invited. 22f-Geo. H. Martin, of Wild Horse is now a resident of Hill City, hav insr moved his family to the south east part of town this week.

1 ffSfRev's. Beltz and Haresnape United Brethren, besran a series ot letmsrs at the Congregationa. church last Monday evening. 2Winfield Scott Post G. A.

No. 41, will meet in Hill City at the school house on April 20th, at 2 m. Ed Smith. rTH. W.

Robinson, cashier F. M. bank, and wife came in on Tues day evening passenger, from rungs passenger, visit to county. Washington, Washington 25fW. T.

Dudley exhibited a year ling colt on the streets last Saturdaj' which in form cannot easily be sur passed. This is of his fine Perch eron stock. 3FBanker Heaton, of Millbrook came in on Tuesday's train from i IT. T. iiorion via c-oioy.

lie says ior ton has a proposition to vote bond to another railroad, E-g lhe death of the county superintendent leaves a vacancy to be filled by the commissioners. Petit ion was in circulation the day the Superintendent was buried. igJAmong the substantial farmer, in town last Saturday were L. Heberling and S. Grrrison, from the southwest, 0.

W. Cruzan and J. II Phelps, from the north tvest. liPThe Ladies Missionary Society will give a basket supper and cake cutting on the 19th of April. Al are invited to attend.

M. E. Hickman, Mrs. M. K.

Lillie Secretary. President, UST'The Seasons" written by a 16 year old boy for the Sun, is a worthy production, legiblv written aud wen punctuated. Next week will appear another from the same source, lully as bright as "lhe beasons. lhe Sun is trying to add some bright jewels to its staff of correspondents. jgpThc report to the effect that O.

B. Kackley said he wouid not pay for the adTertisement he ordered in the Sun is a mistake to this extent, that he had always intended to pay in the way agreed to, but not in cash. The Sun is glad to correct the error, and would say in this connection that Kackley is doing a rattling good business. SSfWillie Walton, whose death is announced in another place was buried last Sunday afternoon in Hill City cemetery, a large concourse of people following the remains to the grave. The funersl services will be announced later.

On account of sickness in the family at the time, funeral services were not held, further than a short service by Rev, J. II. Conner, at the family homestead. SSPMahlon Inlow departs for Kansas City and the east the first of next week. Mahlon has helped to start the mechanical machinery of nearly al I the papers that have started in Graham county the last five years and has become a good printer.

He worked on the Hill City Reveille, first, then the Mill-brook Herald, Nicodemus Cyclone, Hill City Sun, in the order named. Mahlon is a faithful worker and de serves a position anywhere. S3FMr. Ed Smith'was in this office last Monday. says he came through Hill City the first time on the Clh day of April, 1879; it jgau tue time; nimseii ana wero wet and wanted some where to stay over night but could not find a place.

He wsnt to Gettys! burg and a few days later took bis present homestead where he has been ever since. He thinks '79ers ought to organize and hold anniversaries, the first one during the month ot coming June the new court HillOitySixrL THOS. H. Mcaiiaij; Editor and Prop'r. Entered for tranemiBeion through the mails as second class mail matter.

Issued Every Tlrursday. COUNCIL PROCEEDINGS. Hill City, April 10,1889 Council met in regular session pnrsnant to ad journment MiUer's Hall April 8th, Present, Mayor Hill, councilman W. Col K. rnnkhouser aoa James Justus.

Absent, WilnnT ami Hpnrv Prewitt. E. The following officers were duly qualified and took th official oath: Oiuncilmenimnes Justus, John W. cole and hi. i unkhouaer.

id buy-tier, police judeo. Minntes of the 1st session after the city elec tion showing the election returns were read and tuon motion of councilman anlUHmser, onded by councilman Cole, were au.ipteu. coun cilman Justus was elected chairman of the council Mayor Hill appointed H. Robinson city clerk. Upon motion of J.

W.Cole, seconded by james juotui, the appointment of H. W. liob. inson as city clerk wan confirmed. The name of W.

t. Crawford was presented by Mayor Hill as city treasurer, and upon motion was confirmed, and the city clerk instructed to noiify Mr. Crawford requesting him to file his bond without delay. The aimointment of O. B.

Kackley as marshal. upon motion of Justus, seconded by councilman Cole, was confirmed. The city marshal pre-sented his bond properly executed the same be ing accepted by the council and the oath of orace duly administered. The bond of police judge, w. H.

Snyder, was approved by the council and filed with the city clerk. The following resolution was then presented by the miayor, being; approved by the council ad-; ding that the city clerk present a copy of said resolution for publication, also a copy to the family: Be it resolved by the mayor and council of Hill city, Kansas, for and in behalf of the citizens of Hill city, That we extend to ex-councilman J. L. Walton ar.d family, the deepest sympathy of onr citizens in their distress and bereavement of the sad accident, and ontimely death of their son and brother Willie Walton. Upon motion of councilman Justus', seconded by J.

w. Cole, the council adjourned to meet Thursday eveninsr. April 11. at 7 o'clock at the office of Tritt lioberte. The object being to appoint a street commissioner and a city at torney.

Attest: L. K. Davis, -citT clerk. A CALL FOR COUNTY SCRIPT. Office of Treasures Graham County, Kansas.

Notice is hereby given that the following named warrants are called in for final payment, and refunding, and interest will ease thereon from ana alter tnis date, to wit, April 10th. lfcfoS: Keg. No. In favor of Willis Ellsworth Willis Ellsworth Widis Ellsworth Willis Ellsworth Willis Ellsworth Chas. Hoskins Willis Ellsworth Willis Ellsworth Willis Ellsworth II.

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Will dpiiver chop feed Rny where in town. Give mo a cull at Th mill. HILL CITY L. 0. Court HILL CITY, KAS.

HENRY A. WILES Gontracior, Plasterer and Bricklayer, Plain and ornamental plastering a specialty. Cisterns that wm utand the test of this climate put down reasonably. HILL CITY, KAS. DeMonicO Hotel, J.

H. Conner, Prop'r Good accommodations for commercial trarel- era. Faacy confectionery, tobaccos, canned goods. Give mi a U. Oa Main street opposite Fume- roy Block.

HILLICITY. KAS. The Hill The First And O.vlt Union Labor Paper InGrauam Cotjktt, S1 per year for the SUfl. Call at the SUN Office when In town. HILL CITY, KANSAS Gonrtin HILL CITY GonfroGtiiig Plasterers, Plain And Ornamental Work.

CISTEEiS'S BUILT AND WARRANTED house hall. What say the '79ers?.