Cherryvale Daily Republican from Cherryvale, Kansas • 1

ALE DAILY YV LICA DEVOTED TO THE BEST INTERESTS OF CHERRYVALE AND SURROUNDING COUNTRY. E. L. EATON, Editor. CHERRYVALE, KANSAS, THURSDAY EVENING, JULY 12, 1894.

VOLUME NUMBER 39. "LOCAL HAPPENINGS. PERSONAL MENTION RAILROAD TIM: TABLES. Painless Extraction of Teeth bv Dr. Loomis.

PERTAINING TO CHERRYVALE AND THE SURROUNDING COUNTRY. Our hustling grain dealer, OF PROMINENT PEOPLE WHO COME AND DEPART. Pettijohn repoits grain daily bein 6 GOOD EVENING, shipped to the St. Louis market. Quite a number of the stock farmers brought in hogs this morning and sold to our shippers at $4.40.

Subscribe for this paper. Subscribe now; we need it. J. W. Asdel did business in Independence to-day.

A. L. WYison is on the sick list to-day. C. W.

Booth is re-painting K. Ft. S. G. Ky.

Cnerry vale Division. KAKT. muMuitimr No. 102 8:50 Freight No, -life i. WWMP.

"noBcwagm No. tot 6n p. r'reiffbl No 117 P- CO. CORNWELL. Atfont.

38-6t. Prices from 10 cts up. and fixing up his cab in good shape The Presbyterian church is now Shoes at A. Moore's from 5c up. 15 (t Ice cream soda 5 cents at Cook Bios.

22-6t I lighted by gas, three Lungren lamps having recently been put in, i making a great improvement over LODGE DIRECTORY I II H- Ol 1 Call at Reed's and save money. 36-6t. fyZh Meets every Monday night. Al 'cfr Knights Hi good Btandi rig will beaa 1 7 A. Smith.

C. A NEW CROSSING. Through the enterprise and push which Dr. Gard brought with him from the stale of Indiana, the people living northeast of the city now have an additional crossing over the Frisco on Summit street. Of course the Doctor wa3 working to his own interest to some extent in having the crossing put in, but he has the happy faculty of benefitting others while benefitting himself, and has opened up Gard avenue just north of his palatial residence between Carson and Summit streets, thereby establishing a convenience of no small importance to those who have so frequently been detained by trains at the Carson street crossing.

By the way the Doctor has an ideal home and he has just cause to feel proud of the Willowdale farm, surrounded as he is with beautiful and stately shade trees, rich acres and excellent improvements. His residence is a model of convenience, with three tenantable floors and thirteen spacious rooms. Wrhen all the improvements contemplated by the Doctor have been made he will have one of the most convenient and beautiful homes in this county. Chocolate and Vanilla lee Cream K. ami A.

A. TltOMFSOH, in anticipation of the reunion. Mrs, M. Worthington is seriously ill. Dr.

Campbell is attending her. Geo. W. Bennett is up from Cedar Vale for a visit with his family. Mr.

and Mrs. Frank Davidson's baby has been very ill, but is reported as being better to-day. Mrs. Howard Riggles and children are visiting relatives at at Cedarvale. at Clark's.

LODGE, No. 142, LODGE, No. to Reed's store for bargains. 1HKKUYVALK i Mccis r.v wlay Wt.Wiu! iir the iodge room over the -T0 N.iti iiml U.oik. Visiting broth- crs always vreiefme.

S. E. Thomas, O. vV W. Lai no.

Secretary Painless extraction of teeth by Dr. Loomis. 6t. AOTBIWAU HXiE. No.

137. A. F. A.M. Meets second and fourth Wednesdays of each month.

A fraternal welcome is exienn ed to all visiting brothers. j. w. Richardson, w. m.

Khank Smith. Secretary. Goods at and below cost; old stand. 36-6t. F.

W. Haskell, route agent of; OHRRRYVaLE CTRAPTBB, No. 30, 0. E. 8..

I P. Vv Gergen is repairing thn Meets second ano iuunu nniuruojo roof of li is mill. each month A fraternal welcome Is extend- vi-iti Tin- mi -in hen There were two Htock extras out 1 Mas. Voi.a Webb, m. a.

Mas, lLonRCCB Courtnky, Secratarv. the old oil lamps. Have you seen the "Little World?" If not you are missing a treat. It is one of the most amusing and instructive exhibitions ever brought to our city. We have recently seen some work done by R.

S. Brown, the jeweler, that convinces us that be understands his business thoroughly, and is a first-class workman. intoxicated individual (embracing a lamp post) What a (hie) wise thing it (hie) is to have (hie) lights on the lamp posts, so's a feller can (hie) find 'em at (hie) at night! Mrs. Columbus Pierce died this morning after an illness of several months The remains will be interred in the Carpenter cemetery north-east of the city, Saturday morning. You will find atJ, A.

Clayton's a full and complete line of harness and saddlery goods; carriage tops, trimmings, dressings and repairs; Harness, Carriage, Harvest and Engine Oils. 36-tf. of Hi 1 gin yesterday. Try lhte delicious Macorooms at Turner's Bakerv. (IIEKUVV AliK LiUiH.n.

ro. i Meets first and third Mondays ol each month. A cordial invitation is extended visiting broth res, C. C. Thompson, b.

W. 1. Vooi. Secretary. i 1HKRB ALE RBBEKAH DEGREE Meets every Friday night at Odd rellow Hall.

All members of the order welcome. Mks. Ida Hkstis, N. G. Ollik Stkwart, Secretary.

Ask your grocer for a sack of Ivorv Patent flour. $-(t. MODERN WOODMEN OF AMERICA. Jawhawker Camp, No. 91:3, meets on the Boocad anl fourth Wednesday evening of each month.

All neighbors invited. H. Wii.son, V. C. K.

Axton. Clerk TTACKLEMAN R. No. 84. t-a uml Third Wednesdays of Go to Woodland cv Teiopleton's for Drugs, Medicines etc.

21-6t For Artistic Photography go to Cramer Bros. Art Studio. Eight large loaves of fresh bread for 25 cents at Turner's bakery. JSew stock buggy whips at "the Anything you want. Fine Fresh Peaches, the first of the season, at Clark's.

5 for 10 cents. each month at 2:30 p. at O. A. U.

Wait. A cordial welcome extenooc. imhiuk r. Mks. E.

A. Hiti.se, Fresmeui. Mks. L. Appt.KOATE, Secretary, MONTGOMERY CAMP, No.

103, S. of Meets on the second and fourth Saturdays of each month. Our Camp is always open to visiting brothers, and a special mvita-L'on is extended to members of the K. Geo. H.

MORAIGN, Captain, IIahl.ky Lkach, First Sarg't. This being literary week with the Epworth League, they have prepared a Scotch program, which they very cordially invite you to attend. Friday night at the M. E. church.

Admission free. The Logan House comes out this morning with a bran new EED CROSS COUNCIL No. Loyal Mystic Legion of America, meets on the fourth Saturday evening of each month. is-Iton invited. J.

F. RltUCE, C. M. Couktney, Secretary. the Wells-Fargo express company, is in the cit''.

Mrs. Nancy Wilson went to Dennis this morning to visit her daughter, Mrs. McKinley. G. Soper returned to Cedar Vale this morning, where he is running a shoe shop.

A. D. Lightner, district freight agent of the Santa Fe, was in the city to-day looking after the interests of his company. A. S.

Thompson has been appointed by the county commissioners to assistin examining the county treasury. A wise appointment. Henry Foval leaves for Canada to-night on a pleasure trip. He will be absent for seyeral weeks. Miss Maud Lynch, who is visiting her sister, Mrs.

A. L.Wilson, went to Independence this morning on a visit. W. Black made a trip out on the Gulf this morning in the intetest of the Cherryvale Roller Mills. Mr.

and Mrs. A. S. Kysor returned last evening from Pittsbnrg, where they have been visiting their son, Earnest and family for several days. T.

W. Gibbs acted as landlord at the Logan House to-day during the absence of Mr. Corser. Mr. by the way, is right at home in the hotel business especially at meal time.

Miss Etta Bell left for her home at Wayside this morning, where she will remain until school commences. She was accompanied by her sister, Miss Cordelia, who has been visiting in the city for some time. Newt. Rowand says that since he removed the diminutive species of the genius bovine from this mundane sphere, mention of whose WOMAN'S CHRISTIAN TEMPERANCE UNION meets every alternate 1 hursday at 3 o'clock. A cordial invitation extended to all to attend the meeting.

Will meet at Room 6, Brown Block. Mks. .7. L. THOMPSON, President.

Mas. loAilK.sTis. Secretary. Woodland Templeton's carry a fine line of Wall papers, at low prices. 21-6t.

Fine Fresh Oranges and Bananas just received at Clark's Confectionary. Goods going at less than cost at Kelsey's old stand, G. W.Reed. The Minnie Elliott reading club held their regular monthly open meeting Tuesday night, and as usual had a delightful time. The spacious home of John Shana-han was beautifully decorated and and looked like fairy land.

One feature of the entertainment was a discussion, "Resolved that Marriage is not a Mrs. Richardson and Mrs. Courtney in the affirmative and Mrs. Covell in the negative. Both sides made a good case, but the judges decided that marriage is not a failure.

It is to be noted, however, that one of the judges is a married man, and he dared not decide any other way. After the literary exercises each gentleman was furnished with an artificial rose that looked so natural they all thought them the genuine article. Concealed in the rose was a small slip of paper inscribed with the ladies name he was to escort to supper. It is useless to describe the refreshments, they were away out of sight, and Mrs. Shanahan fairly outdone herself in this respect.

After partaking of refreshments, those who were able engaged in games, and all had a merry time, and went homa at a late hour hoping that the next meeting would be held at the same place. Their next open meeting will be held in September. FOR SALE CHEAP. Good secondhand piano. Call on M.

J. Stimpson, corner Gth and Baldwin streets. I have quit housekeeping, and will sell, this week only, any of my household goods very cheap. Apply at the residence of Revilo Newton. 33-2t.

Mary K. Kimball. V. J. TINKER, DENTIST.

rd Ovnr Montgomery Comity National Rank -A. A. WARD, M. D. PHys Makes diseases of the Plye a specialty.

i and 2 Richart Block, E. Main. Mr. Hannahan was arrested in Chicago for boarding a locomotive. It is supposed that he boarded it at the Round house, that being the only hostlery commonly patronized by well-behaved engines.

Will Spayd received a letter this morning from his brother Eli, in which he states that himself and George Thompson are having good luck in disposing of the horses recently taken by them to the territory. Dr. H. R. Mitchell, who recently located among us, informs us that he has succeeded in building up a very satisfactory practice.

The doctor is a very agreeable gentleman, and those who have had dental work performed by him will testify to his competency. Charley, you and the rest of the boys look well in your peaked hats but they are out of style since the "Fourth." However as John Robinson's circus will be in the neighborhood soon you might strike him for a job. Clowns are about the only people that make any money nowadays, anyway. Rev. Frank Gamel is not only a valliant soldier in the cause of re- Thompson Bros, request all who have paid taxes to them to call and get there receipts Its a good thing for a health when he is too poor to buy drugs to give him an appetite.

The Epworth League invites you to attend their Scotch program Friday night. Admissin free. Don't let the street lighting question fall into a state of "ino-cuou3 desuetude," fellow citizens. The "Little World" still continues to attract large crowds. It is a wonderful exhibition and worth many times the price of admission.

C. W. LOOMIS, PHYSICIAN AND SURGEON Tenders his services to the citizens of Cher-ryvale and vicinity, and solicit a share of your patronage. They treat all acute and chronic diseases, hemorrhoids. f-Onito urinary and femaio diseases.

Rooms 13. and 14, Brown's Block, CfflEKH vaijE, Kansas Glassware, Queensware Tinware at right prices at the 30-Gt. dw preditory pranks was made in the And now to add to all the Other troubles and annoyance of strikers and tariffs and hard times, along Oucc Itich John F. Kobbins. who is gaovv a rf tobacco and eiirars on the streets of Cincinnati, in 1866 paid the I COmes the mosquito and Sticks his columns of this great moral and religious daily sometime since, that he has succeeded in securing a supply of succulent and about recovered from the gastronomic disturbances incident to the mastication and assimilation of the aforesaid infant bovine.

bill in. ligion, but is a mechanical genius. FOR SALE CHEAP Three nice chandeliers complete with lamps etc. Enquire of C. A.

Mitchell. Modern Rip Van Winkle. Two Neapolitan brigands, Vircenza Cieco and Guiseppe Rosa, have been recently set at liberty after forty years' imprisonment. It is impossible to describe their astonishment at the sight of the railways, telegraphs, tramways and other modern inventions, which had not been dreamed of in their younger days. Still, they are not happy.

They complain that when walking in the streets of Naples they do not meet a single face they know, not even that of a former victim. Signor Crispi represents a paternal government; and tho forlorn condition of the poor fellows having awakened his sympathy, he has furnished them with the mean to return to fcheir native mountains. highest price ever paid for a hogshead of a certain kind of tobacco $5,115.25. lie worked it into a special brand of plug- tobacco and made a fortune. Ho got to be worth 8250.000, but the government oflicials detected him in shipping- manufactured tobacco without the stamps.

The trial took every penny of his fortune, and he was never able to regain his feet financially. The "Force" in Fekin. Pckin, China, has an estimated population of 1.300,000, and police. The signals of the police are made by yelling from station to station until the news reaches headquarters. The stations arp within ear shot of each other.

One hundred street lamps would give our little city quite a metropolitan appearance and make a most favorable impression on strangars who chance to pay us a visit. Auctioneer. I have had several years experience in the auctioneering business, and will be glad to attend to any work in that line. Call on me at Kelsey's old stand for terms. G.

W. Reed. For a year or more the paper cutter in this office has been out of order, and has given the operators a great deal of trouble. On Wednesday Rev. Frank Gamel took the machine in charge, and with the skill of an expert, overhauled the defective parts so thoroughly that all trouble has been overcome, and the peace and good temper of the printer is assured.

FOUND. Summer shawl and red morocco baby shoe at city park. Owner can have same by calling at this office and paying for this "ad." d-sw-tf..