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The Chautauqua Express from Chautauqua, Kansas • 1

The Chautauqua Express from Chautauqua, Kansas • 1

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The Chautauqua Bxioress W.J. WRIGHT, Ed. Devoted to the Upbuilding of Chautauqua and Vicinity. Sx.oo Per Year. V0L1.

CHAUTAUQUA, KANSAS, FRIDAY, JULY 6, 1888. NO. 10. I Rev. Gray will commence a series LOCAL HAPPENINGS.

PERSONAL MENTION. IDireotory. of meetings at this place on Friday evening, July 13, and will continue over Sunday. Everybody cordially invited to attend. CITY OF CHAUTAUQUA.

Mayor, Purcell; councilmen: Jake Kaufman, Stallard, Dunn, McGuire, A Jack; Fritch, City Clerk; A Franks, Treasurer. New drugs at G. L. Dunn Co's. Serene wire at the Lumber Yard.

The crowd that was in town the 4U1 was simply immense. How did you enjoy yourself the 4th? and Pocket Cutlery at the Lumber Yard. For pure drugs and medicines go Sipple Pershall's. For Hardware at lowest prices call at the Lumber Yard. George Vaughn went to Independence Monday.

Miss Dorpha Slater went over to Havana Tuesday. Ed Hopper, of Hewins, was in town Wednesday. Lew Lynn went over to Sedan last Tuesday on business. Andrew McGuire went to Independence last Tuesday. Rev.

Browning made a trip over to Cherryvale yesterday. The nobbiest thing in the fruit jar line is now for sale at McGuire Bros. The State board of Health, at its recent meeting in Topeka, resolved to prosecute all physicians who fail to comply with the legal requirements to report every case of death that occurs in their practice, or in their knowledge where there is no CHAUTAUQUA COUNTY JOINT STOCK FAIR ASSOCIATION. Pershall, President; Smith, Vice-President; Lew Lynn Secretary; Bennett, Treasurer Jacob Fuller, Genl Superintendent The weather has been exceedingly medical attendance. A.

L. Arlington, of New York City, warm the last week. were in the city yesterday. If you expect to can any fruit you Long-Bell Lumber Company is CHURCH. will save time and money by pur C.

A. Meigs and lady, of Longton, selling Hardware cheaper than any Rev. Browning, Pastor; Ser hrm in town. chasing those new patent fruit jars was in the city Wednesday. at McGuire Bros.

Rev. Browning sports a new cane vices every first and third Sabbath at 8 o'clock, services will begin The present outlook for crops are causing the famers to be jubilent a present from his sister. The Havana Herald was one year and happy. promptly, and everybody invited. Dr.

Hawkins returned home from Dry Goods, Groceries, Notions. old last Friday. E. J. Barron, the editor and proprietor has sold the entire office, subscription books, Kansas City Thursday evening.

you will profit by trading at CHURCH. Rev Alldredge, wastor; Ser bipple rershalrs. Tom Concannon came up from to E. G. Smith, of that place.

The first page, to indicate the feelings of the retired editor, was printed in blue the Agency last Monday Qvening. vices every Sunday morning at Our readers will overlook the scarcity of news in this issue as we J. D. McBrian, of Sedan, register ink, and the fourth page, which was have Deen rushed with job work. a and at 8 every 2d and 4th Sunday; 'Convert meeting at the Par ed at the Cnautauqua House Wed printed in red ink, is perhaps to in dicate the feeliners and intentions of nesday.

The people from the country were in town Monday and Tuesday buy sonage every Thursday evening. the new editor to paint things red Rev. Alldredge sold C. Ross, of ing goods and preparing for the Havana, two lots in the city of Jbourth. UNION SUNDAY SCHOOL, in the future.

Mr. Smith is an energetic young man, and by his close attention to business we predict that Chautauqua. Meets every Sabbath morning at Another letter from D. M. Jack, he will make a success of the who has been attending the Assem Wm.

Bowles and lady, of Elgin, 10 o'clock; Parents, bring your at Winfield, is unavoidably registered at the Chautauqua House children; McGuire, Supt. crowded out on account of its length. Wednesday. Real Estate Transfers. The following transfers are report Remember that the proprietor of People from all over the county CHAUTAUQUA A POST, ed by C.

C. Purcell: the Red tront Meat Market is still cutting meat at the lowest possible were here on the 4th, and everyone No 218, meets every Saturday on Lot blk 1, Kiles' Addition, from enjoyed themselves hugely. or before the full moon of each month pices and invite you call in and see Jones to A Franks. him. T.

G. Kaufman, of Chicaco, was and every two weeks thereafter. WD Stallard, Sipple, Lot 6, blk 8, from A Franks to in the city on business this week, and The Elk City Eagle came out a six column folio last week instead of Jones. returned home this morning. Afft PC Lots 1, 3.

7, blk 10, and lots 10 a five column quarto, as usual. The G. W. Schlecel, of Fredonia, is in and 12, blk iq, from Stephen Tohn- liagle will hereafter be a seven col. the city, partaking of the wonderful CHOSEN FRIENDS LODGE, folio.

son and Woolsey to medical waters for his health. Payne. I No 285, meets every When you want a fine steak or If you want Hardware at the lowest Sell Sec 22, Tp 34, 12, from roast you are of course invited td trv Purcell Beaston and Nicolls to price, you can save money by pur the Red Front Meat Market, where Dillon. Thursday evening at their hall. Smith, Pnrcell, Permanent Secy Hawkins, Rec Secy chasing or Lumber Co.

John Harshbarger will be found ready to wait on you. 1 46 14 acres adioinimr Tonesburir Tust received at McGuire Bros, a McGuire Bros, have just received new invoice of serene doors and wire. These goods we are selling cheaper and the N4 of the Ne of the Ne Sec 13, Tp 35, 11, from Purcell Beaston and Nicolls to Dillon. new bill ot the choicest uncolored than any firm in Southern Kansas. Japan tea, put up in pound boxes at We mean business; call in and see us.

nly Go cents each. This tea is war A Big Picnic. On the 10th of Tuly a mammoth Serene doors at the Lumber Yard ranted first-class Japan, and the box in which it is packed is worth fullv Sunday School excursion will be run at the lowest figure. twenty-five cents. RAILROAD TIME TABLE.

CHICAGO, KANSAS AND WESTERN Passenger, going east, 8:35 7:15 Freight, 1:05 west, 7:45 Passenger trains run daily, Sunday included; Freights run daily except Sunday. from Independence to Chautauqua Our little citv was thrown into a The Topeka State Journal says: A aw that ought to be placed on the springs. 1 ne grounds are in line order and the citizens there and in great stage of excitement last Monday nieht over the sudden disappear- this county will make it a general holiday and join in the picnic. It is exnectcd that Cedarvale. Sedan ance of one of our prominent ladies.

Mr. on returning home from statute book of this state is one that will provide that the holder of a note obtained by fraud cannot collect the same. This is a measure for thf his daily labor, found his wife absent and Peru, as well as Cherrvvale. will but supposed that she had iust step- protection of farmers who are preyed ned over to a neighbor's. Waiting join in the picnic.

Tickets round trip 75 cents. Children under 12, 50 cents. Let's all go. Indepen upon Dy many kinds of swindlers. until a late hour and still she did A peculiar law suit has iust been not return, when he aroused his dence Tribune.

neighbors and started in search of Later Since the Sbove was set her. Alter a brief search she was in type we learn-that the excursion Bros, have just received a full and complete line of Ladies, Misses' and Gents' fine shoes and slippers, direct from the manufactory, which they are selling at such low figures that it is impossible to equal them. -stTpAvpE3 it? Xuag es 3 cents at McGuire Bros met bv her husband, when asked will be postponed until about the where she had been quickly stated concluded in Chicago, in which the plaintiff, a young woman, recovered 5950 from her employer, who persisted in kissing her at every opportunity. The young lady should- be ashamed of herself for thus deliberately attempting to place exhorbit-ant prices on the common luxuries of life. Ex.

115th of August, at which time a train that she had only been down to the dry goods store of Sipple Pershall, buying her 4th of July Dress Goods, of twenty caches will be run from Independence to this place. Later on notice will be given- Kibbons, beiore they were all gone..

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Pages Available:
384
Years Available:
1888-1889