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The Chautauqua Express from Chautauqua, Kansas • 5

The Chautauqua Express from Chautauqua, Kansas • 5

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Chautauqua, Kansas
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Chautauqua Express. J. L. Stallard has added considerably to the looks of his residence by erecting a porch on the south. Mr.

Stallard believes in home comfort. A. Cadwell sells 12 lb granulated sugar 1,00 PUBLISHED EVERY FRIDAY BY W. J. WRIGHT.

Excursion Tickets. The 0. K. W. R.

R. will sell round trip first-class tickets to the following points on dates named: On May 26, 27, and 2S to Indian-opolis, Indiana and return at $19,40, limited to June 5th for return; June 2nd to 5th to St. Louis and return at June 16 to 19, to Chicago and return at June xi to 14, Just received at McGuire Bros', a new invoice of serene doors and wire. These goods we are selling cheaper than any firm in Southern Kansas. We mean business; call in and see us.

Justice Lew Lynn has removed his office into the the corner building just across the street north ot Sipple Pershall's drug store. He has added a lot more new lawbooks. Go to the Lumber Yard for Hard 1,00 1,00 13 lb snow white 14 lb light brown CHAUTAUQUA, MAY 25, 1 888. LOCAL HAPPENINGS. Dr.

B. H. Dixon was a pleasant caller at this office last Saturday and had us print him some posters. He to St. Louis and return at June 8 to 11, to Cincinnati, Ohio, and return at Siq.so; Mav 14 to has been located at the Eagle hotel, Talk base ball.

June 31 to Springs and made dental work a specialty. and Pueblo, Colorado, at $25,00 for round trip, good to return until Oct. ware at lowest prices. Frank Cross, of Elk City, dropped in last Wednesday, and left us the necessary wherewith for an ail. in this issue.

He also gave us a list of names to whom he sold binders and mowers; a number of whom are Moses Shaw, JohnFerrell, T. Henderson, Wm. Duller and W. H. Con 31; for further information apply to Mr.

Gilkeson, general agent for the Advance Threshing Machine, in company with Frank Cross and B. V. Minton, of Elk City, were in the city last Wednesday. J. A.

VATEr, Agent. Childrens' Day Picnic. Following is the Programme for Children's Day, which will be ob Remember the 30th. Cadwell's for Lawns 5c yard. New drugs at G.

L. Dunn Co's. Decoration day is close at hand. Serene wire at the Lumber Yard. 45 cents at McGuire Bros Dry Apples and Peaches at Cadwell's.

Notice the city directory this week. Front Red The proprietor of the meat market invites vou in to see him. He is selling fresh meat 'way down to bed rock. Go and try him once for good luck. High Prices has been ciit square in two at Barrett's.

He is selling boots and shoes cheaper for cash ner, binders; W. D. Dunn, A. Can-ville, John Ferrell, and several others, mowers. He also states that repairs for all their machines are kept in stock by ross Son, which firm he represents.

are receiving a nice line of Seersucker and Alapack coats and vests and dusters; also a fine line of served here June 3rd, 1S88. forenoon session. Greeting song by Sunday school. Prayer by Rev Alldredgc. Music.

Address of Welcome by McGuire. Music. Aim and object of Sunday scools by Day. "A than any other firm in Kansas word to the wise is sufficient." The fourth of July is rapidly approaching. 4 cents at McGuire Bros "Mama, buy me a pair of those fine slippers at Barrett's." Serene doors at Long-Bell Lum Prices on serene doors that can't The young men of to-day, by Ross, of Havana.

be beaten at McGuire come Discussion on best methods of quick before they are gone. ber Co's. Prices the lowest. Lawns 4 cts at McGuire Bros Sipple Pershall will sell you goods cheaper than you can steal men's and boy's clothing made of latest styles which we will sell at very close prices. Sipple Pershall.

J. C. Romick has taken charge of the stone hotel, and is now running it in full blast. John is a rustler, and by his courteous treatment to all, and accommodations of his commodious house, we predict that he will make a success, of the undertaking. Here's to you John.

Lawns 4)4 cents at McGuire Bros Mrs. Lieu Casey, of McCuen, this them. Go and thev will convince teaching in Sunday Schools. Music. AFTERNOON SESSION.

Music. Recitations and songs by the chil dren. Song. state, is in the city visiting relatives you of the fact at once. There is no better time than the A car load of Binders Mowers present to improve your property.

were unloaded here last Wednesday Five minute talk to the children. by Cross Son, of Elk City. This 4 cents at McGuire Bros firm is doing an extensive business Mayor Purcell made a business By order of Committee. Decoration Day Exercises. in this, Elk Montgomery counties trip to Independence last Monday.

our streets is The following programme for the to a in cr Blood running in something that was Straw hats for men and boys at never before exercises on Decoration Day, Wed prices to suit the times at Sipple heard of, but the fact that Barrett is nesday, May 30, 1888, is published Pershall I owes selling boots and shoes at the for the information of all concerned. Call at Cadwell's soon and see his 1. The members of the Chautau quite figures for cash, is becoming well known. Nain Sooks, Linens, Lawns and tauqua Springs Post will assemble at Prints, for they are going fast. T.

W. Sipple is again able to be their hall promptly at 9:30, a. m. 2. At 10 a the ladies will pre Baking Powder at McGuire out on our streets, a fact which we Bros, at 15 cents can formerly 25c.

sent GAR Flag, after which the procession will form at school house, are glad to- mention. Mr. Sipple has suffered severe spell of sickness, and Wilt sell you hardware lower than Post in front followed by the ladies his many friends will be glad to learn any firm in this city. Long-Bell Lumber Co. of his recovery.

and little girls bearing floral gifts. 3. Promptly at 10:30 a the pro cession will move. The best washing machine in the Arthur Wilson, of the Cherry vale world is-now for sale at Barretts'. 4.

Arriving at the cemetery each 00 1 an I p. ID tf SI CO 1 Jpq You should step in and see them, it comrade's gave will be visited by a 1 Republican, was a pleasant caller on ednesday last. The Republican, in our opion, is far the best paper in well worth your while. lady bearing a norai wreath and one comrade carrying small National that county. A.

L. is the right man Look at those new style serene Flag, and at given signal these will in the right place. be deposited, and at same time the doors at McGuire Bros. Mrs. M.

Raines' New York Mil linery Store. Please call and ex McGuire Bros, are in receipt ot a children bearing flowers will march 1 new stock of tinware, which is mark past the graves, strewing their flow ers thereon. amine before purchasing elsewhere. ed at exceedingly low figures. You should not fail to drop in and look Dressmaking and plain sewing done 2.

rost will then torm a square to order. through our stock if you wish any around cenotaph to the absent dead, which will be decorated with the thing in this line. McGuire Bros, have the most com tn ho a. CO cr a XI usual GAR ceremonies. plete line of hardware in Southern Cross Son are the sole agents Kansas.

6. Firing salute of guard of honor. 7. Procession will then form and for the Wm. Deering Co.

Self-binders mowers. Also the Ad march to school house and be dis Our genial postmaster has had a fine stone sidewalk placed in front of vance Threshing Machines and En missed for dinner. gmes. Vou are requested to corres his omce this week, much to the con pond with or call on us. Informa- venience of the public as well as to MEMMORIAL SERVICE.

Afternoon Exercises. 1. Promptly at 2 the veterans himself. Go ye and do likewise. OO TO tion cheerfully given.

Cross Son, Elk City, Kans and friends will meet at the A dress goods at 12 cents per yard; styles and goods that none The Advance Threshing Machine hall, at the school house, where the following exercises will be had: .4 J. T. CRAMER, we warrant to oe me Dest macnine on the market for fast threshing, saving grain and cleaning. We ex 1. Music.

2. Prayer by Rev Browning. 3. Address by Com John Hays. 4.

Benediction by the Post chief cept none. Advance Thresher Go. THE JEWELER, commander Sears. T. M.

Concannon, our energetic can beat, at Sipple Pershalls. McGuire Bros, have just received a new lot of white dress goods, lawns, prints, muslin, etc, which they are selling for a song. Monroe has the nobbiest thing out in the line of baking powder; a beautiful piece of glassware is given with each can of the baking powder. Droj) in and see them. For anything in the line of clothing and furnishing goods call and And have your watches, clocks and By order of Committee.

Call at A. C. Cadwell's and see his artist has gone to the Indian Ter. on an extended view trip. He expects to visit the Osage, Kaw.

Pawnee, sewing machines repaired. fine line of Silverware. Ponko and Sox Fox agencies be Satisfaction guaranteed or no charge. car load of mowers at McGuire fore returning. When he returns he which are being sold on long will undoubtedly have some grand and interesting views for sale.

Tom, All work warranted. time and low prices; we keep repairs all our machines, and will cause see our goods and prices. None can beat them, at Sipple JSrOffice in Postoffice is a good artist, and good worK is ai ways a result of such a trip. delay in want of repairs. 1.

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About The Chautauqua Express Archive

Pages Available:
384
Years Available:
1888-1889