Hill City Democrat from Hill City, Kansas • 4

IT, am isidly M. Puckett sow drives wagon. he Democrat. Uaryest is Avenue Tas out in raomrJng las; Tuesday night. 'f the celebrated Deering Mower far DEALER IX i iciplo Hud HARNESS MAKER, Harness, Saddles Whips, Saddlery hardware, curry combs, brushes, blankets, robes, etc.

Repairing neatly and promptlydone. Flour and Meal, Confectionery, Cigars, etc. Good Goods and Low Prices. JSfOne door east of Harness Shop. HILL CITY, KANSAS.

ney Groceries, These Iiluls ttnu bptratorn tuiTe Ions ben used ty tb Farmers, yremiaeiit Itlillera, Grain aud beed Dealers ttroucaoHt the I'cited E. S. ALVORD, Jiilf ill A Blil i Pi RACIKB. WISCONSIN, Slaaufactcrers of "THE RAOiNE FARF3 AND VAREKQUSE FANNING FULLS DUSTLE3S GILAIII SPAKATOBS AIID LAirp BOTLEBS. ITS- i CHIJIE8 ever rnsUn for ii fiBssne than an I 1 M.

"Yon Sead mm1 Mmumm, 3 Kri-KS'1 1 VVjsO Wf Orders promptly filled day or night. If not in town call at KACKLEY'S BAItJJ. ShopZEast oChicagof Lumber J'avd, Hill City, Kas. JJZJUk VLB; JiT THAT BRIGHT, SPARKLING YOUKG JIAGAZINE? C. W.

LIGHTF00T Dealers in The Cheapest Illustrated Monthly in the World. 25 CENTS A PjsR YiSAK-Enlarged, October 1889, to 128 Pages. T'nE Cosmopolitan is literally what tho New York Times calls it, ''At th price, the Brightest, most varied and best edited of the Furiaitiire Kansas. 1 UNDEBTAKERS, FUNERAL DIRECTORS AND EMBALMRRS. A large stock of Black andlWhiteCloth Caskets.

Also Metallic and wood caskets ami cases in all sfyles'in white and dark finish. A ill I eof Ladies' and Qents'lBurial Robes and Habits. PQMFRQYiA VENUE, HILL KANSAS. til COSMOPQLITAN, per year, THE DEMOCRAT, The price of the two publication We Will Funijpli both for onl This oMer is only to new subscribers to The Ces.MOpcLiTAX, and only one year. "The Gosmopolilan" Furnishes for the First Tine ip Magazine Literature, 1 A Splendidly Illustrated Periodical at K.

DAVIS, a Price hitherto deemed Impossible. Sen 3.0 to this office, and secure both the COSMO TO IT JUS AXB DEMOCRAT one year. the water The Delmonico hotel is fur sale, trade or rent. tf Walter Ensworth is learning to sling tybe ia this ofiUx. The Amsterdam Republican madr its appearance esterday.

The great American Eagle screamed in a regal manner at Nicodemos on the 4th. There hasn't been a game of base ball played in Hill City this summer. We would like to ask some one that knows what the county poor farm is for. anyway. Wouldn't it be a pretty good idea to take in some of the loose stock that roam the street? The counter of the Citizens Bank has had a ban isome new railing erected upon it this week.

Rev. Atkinson preached at the Court House last Sunday in place of Rev. Beckhart, who was absent. L. K.

Davis has his real estate office from Pomeroy-v 'Avenue to the George building on Main Street. We understand that E. W. Norlin, an attorney from Lenor'a, will locate He will office witk'Ll K. Davis.

Mechem Crank is the name of a new law firm in this cHy. They have not begun to practice in the U. S. Supreme Court yot. Rev.

Branch preaches the last regular sermon of the pastoral year at the Congregational Church next Sunday. We hope that arrangements may be made whereby he will continue his labors among us for another year. Some of these nights while the "ml club" is raising Hades around town some of them are goiug to get their worthless hides filled up. with shot, and it wont be bird shot either. Then the law-abiding citizens of this place wij.

rise up and caJl the party who fired the shot blessed. Died. On Monday morning July 7, 1890. Ina infant child of Mr. and Mrs.

IJbward Puekett, aged six weeks and three days, of congestion of the bowels. The little one was taken sick on Sun- day and at first it was thought that there was nothing serious the matter. It grew rapidly worse however, and medical aid was summoned but to no avail, and on Monday morning its little soul left its tenement of clay and winged its flight to realms above. It was bnried in the cemetery at this place on Monday evening. The grief stricken parents have the sym pathy of many friends in their sad affliction.

REWARD! Lost along the railroad track between Hill City and Bogue, on Sunday, July 8, 1890. a hunting case silver watch. The finder will' be paid a ieward of $5 by leaving the watch at this office. Orange Blossoias, Married. At the residence of the bride's parents near Penokee, on Thursday, July 10, 1890, Mr.Garrit'Shearerand Miss Margie Ellis, Rev.

officiating. The contracting couple are well and favorably known. The groom is a hardware merchant at Penokee, and is a worthy young niin The bride is a daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Jas.

Ellis and is an accomplished young lady, in every way worthy of the man of her choice. The ceremony was witnessed by a few of the intimate- friends the contracting parties- May their wedded life be as happy as they have imagined in their fondest dreams and they will surely be happy. The following is a list of presents recieyed and by wboui given Tablecloth, half da-en napkins, pair of towels, set of plates, blips and saucers from the grooqi's mother, Mrs. H. Shearer.

Mirror, set chairs, rocking chair and table from the bride's parents, Mr. and Mrs. Jas. Ellis. Tureen, oil cloth and set of spoons from Mr.

and Mrs. S. Shearer. Check for $55 from W. Shearer, Win-fleld, Iowa.

tiaen tidy from Mr. and Mrs. M. P. Shearer Abilino, Kansas.

Castor, fiom Mr. and Mrs. J. P. Stewart.

Table clbtb! and fruit dish from Mr. and Mrs Lanphier. Linen table cloth from Mr. and Mrs. P.

P. Craves. Set of Napkins from Miss Elsie Smith. table cloth from Mr, Mrs. Chas.

Rissle'r. Fruit dish and tooth pfek holder from Miss Opine Stone. Tidy from Hattie Ellis. Pig from Harvey Ellis. THE NEW DISCOVERY.

You have, heard your friends and neighbors talking about it. You may yourself be one of the many who know from personal experience just how good a thing it is." If you have ever tried it, you are one of its staunch friends, because the wonderful thing about it. is, that when once given a trial. Dr. Kings 3Tew Dis-evcr after holds a place in the house.

If yon have never used it and should be fficted with a'comrh, cold or any Throat Lung or. Chest troube, secure a bottle at once and give a fair trial. It is guaranteed every time, or money refused. Trial Botlles Free 'at E. P.

McGill's D.rug 6 Ir- Slodgett will practtc9 hersaftsr- 1 he Doctor has had twenty-five years 1 experience and is a regular graduate of Dartrnouta College, one of the very few American schools vhose diploma's are recocuized in Europe. OSice ill his store recognized in Europe. building south side Main Street. chamberlains Eye and Skin Ointment, A certain cure for Chronic Sore Eyes, Tetter, Salt Eheum, Scald Head, Old Chronio Fever Sores, Eczema, Itch, Prairie Scratches; Sore Nipples and It 13 cooling and soothing. Hundreds of cass have teen cured by it after all other treatment had fa3ed.

$40. at'tcCarty i The Boston Store his about all their goods unpacked and shelved! 'i For machine repairs of all kinds to McCarty Siknner's. An elegant line of waA paper and trimmings' at See them "'before making The council Dassed a resolution order ing the marshal to go on duty at noon and stay on until mianight at their last Windmills, Ptoips, Pump repairs. Barb wire, Screen wire. Screen doors and Machine oil cheap at McCarty Skinner's.

13. VanSlyck has been acting as depu ty county clerk' this week. It looks kind of natural to see Van holding down the clerk's chair ayain. All of the people of this city who were able to get a conveyance of any kind went to Brpsh Creek to celebrate on the Fourth. -The rest home and drankice water.

A coupla of our citizens indulged in a little scrap last Tuesday night, hut owing to the prompt interference of the by standers no lives were lost, or very much blood shed. John Woodin and Curtis McGill, two youths of this city about 13 or 14" years of age each, were arrested last' Sunday night for firing off a revolver within the city limits. Woodin was released and Curtis was fined fiftv cents. We understand that the recent difficul ty concerning the city -marshal's office has been amicably rirahged, and that harness maker Wilcox Is making a bettei fitting halter for the marshal, which will, we hope, prevent a recurrence of the Charley Taylor, a youth about 15 years of age, was arrested last Tuesday morning charged With stealing a revolver from Shelden's blacksmith shop. One of the Taylor boys is already in jail heie'ser'virig out a year's sentence for petty larceriy It seems that they are a kind of a had lot.

A carpenter by the naoie of M. S. Powers, fell from the roof of a house in East Des Moines, Iowa, and sustained a painful and serious sprain of the wrist. which he cured with one bottle of Cham berlain's Pain Balm. He saysit is worth $5 a bottle.

'It only cost him 50 cents. For salts by E. E. Chipman. There is an aching void in this city which will take about three more newspapers to fill.

If any of our readers know of any one who knows just exactly how to run a papier, "they should send them to Hill City and let them help to nil a long felt Tho following item, clipped from the Ft. Democrat, contains information well worth' remembering "Mr. John Roth ot this city. who met with -an accident a few days ago sprain ing and biuising his leg and arm quite severely, was cured by one 50 cent bottle of Chamberlain's Pain Tiis remedy is'without an equal' for sprains ai.d bruises '4hd should have a place in every household! For sale by E. E.

Chipman. CAMP FIRE There will be a Basket Picnic and Camp Fire "held under' the auspices of the Hill City Post G. A. and R. at the Court House in Hill City on Saturday, July JO, 1890, commencing at 10 o'clock a.

m. AH old soldiers and their friends in this and ad joining counties are coidially invited to attend. LEvr Pritcdakd. as. Gordon, Adjutant.

P. C. Cholera infantum has lost its terrors i.i- since the jatrodactiou of Chamberlain's C'olif. Cholera and Diarrhoea Remedy, When that remedy is used and the treat meni as directed with each bottle is fol lowed, a cure is certain. W.

Walter, prominent resident of Walters-burg, 111. says: "It cured my baby boy of cholera infantum after several oher remedies had failed The child w-s so low that he seemed almost beyond the aid of of human hands or reach of any medicine." 25 and 50 cent bottles for sale by E- E. Chipman. Mr. yan Pelt, Editor of the Craig.

Mo. Mtteor, went to a drug store at Hillsdale, and asked the physician in charge give him a doss of something for cholera morbus and (oosenes: of the bowels. He says: "I felt so much better the next morning that I concluded to call oh the physician and get him to fix me up a supply of the medicine. I was surprised when he handed ma a bottle of Chamberkin's Colic, Cholera and 'Diarrhoea Remedy. He said he prescribed it regularly in hi practice aiid fonnd it the best he could get cr prepare.

lean testify to its efficiency in my case at all For sale by E. E. Odd we ash, Doors, Transoms, Blinds, S.creen Doors and Blinds, Brackets, Scroll Sawing, Mortising, Tennoning, mucV SlIENBEGEK PaLMATIER, Iu Mullaney building, Peraeroy Ave. HiW City, Kan. 'A Lady's Perfect Companion.

Our hew book by D.r. John H. Dye. one of isew York's most skillful hysi ciansj; shows that pain is no necessary in childtlrth, but results from causes eas ily understood and overcome. It clearly proves that any woman mav become a motherlwithout.any pain whatever.

3 also tells how'to overcome and preve morning sickness and many other evils attending'pregnancy. It is highly endorsed by physicians everywhere as the wif3 true private companion. Cut this out; will save you reat pain, and possibly your life. Sendf two cent descriptive testimcnia." and lettersent in sealed envflopt. Address Fra.k A.

Thomas Baltimore. Md. Entered in the Post Office at Hill C.y, Kas us seconli class iratter. SUBSCRIPTION IS'XPXXSW 0ne coov one vear. $1.00 One copy six months, One copy three months.

50 22 Locals will be inserted in- the? columns for 5 cents per line acn andwillte tisertecf uutii ordered out. pfflcial Paper for Graham Co pur Local Editor. Have you wdrKed out your i i tax yetr Sheriff Stotts and furailr celebrated in Fremont. A new dwelling- louse is being erected ') 7 oir "puke There are no fears entertained of frost for several days yet. We saw man badly oa the streets last' rfatnrday.

seems to be great year for orbacheiw in politics, "'Jtneja Jak? S.ingrey is talking of or-paniiiHg a nvr political party. Hill City's exact population rot be far from 5i0 according to our guess. Ii. W. Elliott, of Fremont, was taking in the sights of this city last Monday.

I will pay the highest cash price for poultry. -v 'l Gkebles. We have'jbeen enjoying some very warm weather during ihe past few days. Sir. and Irs.

L. W. Iagee celebrated with friends hi Plainvlfrc on the Fourth. ft. F.

Poston made a trip to Concordia last week, returning vja Edmond on Sunday. "VJiianl Coder hs composed a volume of poems which soon hopes to have published. W. B. Anderson and wife took advan tarre of the reduced rates on the 4th and celebrated lit Salina.

)Vhen in need of Hardware, Stoves or TiAware it will rat rou to buy at McCarty Skinner's. tf The cUt printing was awarded to the DEMOctivr and Times 'last 'Monday night at 60 per cent of legal fates. ifi i I Tbq mereary ja the tnermometor marked 107 in the shade Jast Monday, and didn't seem to try very hard either. ii Trade. A second hand farm to trade for grood fresh milk this office.

"jou should see those fine Western Cot je prans sold by F. Stewart. They Iff 'the finest toned organ in the kark'et. JVhile making a round trip to JJogue on a hand car last Sunday with 'some other bivs Rex Wilcox was unfortunate enough' to lose a valuable silver Watch Wanted. To borrow a clean pair of seeks so that we can attend the co'nven tlon at Phillipshnrg next week, t'otton socks preferred.

-i s.im Ormerod. of Ellis aeent for T. ijanlien's laud in this' bounty, had business before the Commissioners the Srst of the week. Prairie chickens are nearly ripe, but our nirarods will shooj "my snipe and jack rabbits until ifer the first 'of September. Our hunters are awful good about anything tike that.

Miss Inez.Nutley returned from Norton, where she has been visiting for sev-cral weeks last Sunday. She was ac-rompanied by her cousin, a Mr. Jones, Who will make the family a visit. Census enumerator Ileaton conpeted his duties in cjue time and has transmitted his reports to Wasjiington. He will soon be at Jl'jlerjy to give totals and hen we may learn our exact population.

Do yon want an Organ. Then see the Famous. Western Cottage Organ sold by Stewart Every Organ warranted in workmanship and tone for five years Sold on easy terms. I have a goo( second hand cook stove, No. 8.

nearly how, that I will sell cheap. E. E. Chipman. Mrs.

D.ezelle and family expect to go to Denver in a few days to join her husband who is at work in that city. We are very sorry to lose the Dezelle's from our city and hope their absence will be tin temporary. 3tXDAT School Convention. The vHhm county Sunday School Conven-ho'n 'will be held at the Court House in (fit) August 23. and 24.

Lv j. iiios T. J. CA RXETT. President.

We would respectfully call tbe of the marshal to the weeds growing the side of the streets in various fsr(s of the city, and suggest that the streets would look much better if te creeds vere cut down. Nouxjai. he Graham county formal will be held in Hill City, beginning July 28, and closing with examination oii August and 1 Helen M. Eacker, ponductor and Viola Price and Alonzo yorman. instructors.

All who contemplate teaching are earnestly requested to attend. Mattie J. Worcester, County The Lincoln Colorado railway only runs Its passenger trains as far as Plain-Ville bow, the remainder of the line west receiving mixed train service. There is c-omiderable kicking being done by our people over thia arrangement and nU without cause. county has in round numbers invested this they feel like they are entitled iisve good tniin service.

ox every uesenp- They do werkraor thoroush- Ltei eapacitr, kuiit heavier and belter other 31 ills. izvft-two for Fnrai areboiute. Klevator Tfa jftnd oHci are tbe BEST csd CHEAPEST tur the ntcaey. ALL M1CHIES WARRAHTp. Write for Chrculars and Prices before bujirs mu vouch fcr do reliability of tbil $2.40 1.00 2.40 2.40 -THE- INTERNATIONAL Typewriter.

A strictly first-class machine. Fully warranted. Made from the very best material by skilled workman, and with the best tools that have ever Veen devised for the purpose. Warranted to do all that cart "be reasonably expected of the very best typewriter extant. Capable of wri-tiug 150 words per minute cr more according to the ability of thq operator.

Price If there is no agent in your town, address the manufacturers. TE PARISH MFG Agents wanted. PARISH, N. Y. STENOGRAPHY and JXJljJU.TypEWRITING FREE.

First cUss facilities and hest of teachers. Addrecs, with stamp for return postage. THE PARISH MFG. C0L, Parish. N.

Y. Is the oldest and rarwt pr.pulnr srlppttflc tA mechanical narr pnblishi and has Inrpil nreuiation of any of it ths trcri.l. Fnlly jiinrtrated. Bert clas of Wod Krttrrju. Ine.

Publi.hel weeklr. Send for pcirpt-t ww. Koor munths' trial, II. JiUXN VQm PUBUSHEHS. Broadway, ARCHITECTS EUiLCERQ Lr ditia3 of Scientific American.

tJ A irreat Sneews. Each issne contains colored lithotn-aptHe plates uf coDnrod city or.iiiit)ic builflinirs. rtmer. envraTinp? sn-1 fii.i i tan iDd nctflcathjns for th oe it -cchascrmtemptat bnildiop. t'lM a year, 2J Cts.

JljOpj. JID'X Jt l'l'BLISHXK. ZZJ har had over ft years' aal wsade El applications for American and Vur-" eisin patent. Scud fr lUndboot. Correspondence strictly ennndeiitid.

TRADE MARKS. In cs Tonr marfc i not rerry'ered in the )frice, api-'y A anl prtjcnr'! protection. Scud or iltnttjook. hnr.k, cLRrts, mar. quiciiy procured- Ail-irw.

niUXX fc Tarent Siivitjr, IS- HiU City, smMm UNACQUAINTED WITH THE GEOGRAPHY OF TEE COUNTRY, WILL C2TAX2T MUCH VALUABLE INFOEMATIOW FBOM A STUDY OF THIS MAP OF URLWA 'l 1 ON NO TIGE. First published Jufy 3, 1S90. Pleasant M. Southward. Nellie Southward Kobert liaug-hlin: You will take notice that you have been sued iu the District court of Graham county, Kansus, in action wherein Clorance A.

Parks, trustee, and W. are paintiffa and you are defendants, and must answer plaiutiff 's petiton filed therein on on.fcefore the t-enty-thit-d day of August A. Tr. 1H90, or said petition vrill be taken as true, and judgement be rendered against you for the sum of Four Hundred dollars, with interest at 12 per cent, per annum fr on the first day of June, 188i), and costs of suit, that a deed of trust or moilpge executed by pleasant M. Southward and Nellie Southwai-d and described in said petition he declared foreclosed ana a first lien to secure said sum on the west half of the nortlrwost quarter and the west half of the southwest quarter, section three, township seven south, of rangt twenty-three Irest of sixth p.

in Graham county, Kansas, and that said real estate be sold in satisfaction thereof, according to law, without appraisementand the proceeds be brought into court and applied to the pay-Sent of, 1st. the taxes due and payable on said premises; 2nd, the costs of snit; 3rd, the claim of plaintiffs with Interest, and that each and all defendants and all persons claiming un3er them be forever barred and forlose4 pi "11 interest, leln and equity of redemption in and to said real estate. Hayward Griffin, Prewftt Prewitt, Attys. for Plffs. Attest: J.

K. Hawkins, (L." Clerk of the Dist. Court, CBLWAi ipx none First Publication July 3rd I89O. Willis Neal and Eza Neal: you will take notice that you hare been sued in the District Court of Graham County, Kansas, action wberein Clarence A. Parks, trustee, and P.

A. Johnson are plairtifis and, Stephen VauWyck, Hailie Van-W) ck and you are defendants, and must answer plaintiif.s petition filed therein on or before the twenty-third day of Auirnst A. D. or said petition will be taken as true, and judgement. will be rendered against you for the sum of Two Hundred and Sixty Dollars, with interest at 12 per cent, per annum from the first day of June and costs of suit, that a deed of trust or mortgage executed by you be foreclosed and a first lien to secure said sum on the east half of the northwest quarter of section 29, township 7 south, of range 21 west of 6th P.

Graham county, Kansas, and that said real estate be in satisfaction thereof, according to law, wiihoct valuation, and the proceeds brought into court and applied to the payment of, 1' the taxes due and payable on said promises: 2nd, the cost of 3rd, the claim of plaiutuPs with interest, and that each and all of defendai.ts and afi persocs claiming under them be forever barred and foreclosed ot all interest, lien aud equity of redemption in and to said real estate. Hayward Gritfis, Pekwitt PtttWIiT, Attye. fo Plfis. Attest: J. E.

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