The Weekly Call from Peru, Kansas • 1

fr fltdtt VOL.2 PERU, GHATAUQUA, COUNTY, KANSAS, FRIDAY, OCTOBER. 4, 1889. NO. 32 he Wheeler THE PERU BALL, Published 2 Every I Friday. Editor Puim.

Our Paper is reduced in size this1 week, we have been riming a lot of dead head advertisements that we will dispense with, we will do our best to tuake the paper worthey of your pat ronage, we will give as much local news as before, and now we want more corespondents, and we would like to have F. M. WYN. ICE CREAM PAliLOli. Fresh Ilreiu1, Ca Pies.

Candy, Tobacco. Cigars, Lemonade. Milk Shakes. IceCmun fc) CP CO a CO 3 to 5 in GO PERU HOTEL; L. RUOOKS.

PROPR invites The Traveling Public to 0 ALT. Tables Furnished With The Best The Season Affords PERU KANSAS HAND AT THE FuRniTurE STORE AT A BARGAIN J.PHIL. BACK EAL ESATE EXCHANGE Correspondence Solicited. PE1UT IHHii kaXsA STAR HOUSE S. TOLES, PROPR.

First class in every respect Tables furnished with the best that tho Market affords Good SamI'le Rooms Every-thing New and Clean St, Louis, Fair. One fare for the round trip. Via, the Mo, Pacific. Your choice of two routes. Tickets to be sold Oct, 5th, to 11th, lim-.

ited for return to Oct, 14th, inclusive J. V. Jarvis. Agent Lyman Brooks will pay the highest market price for all kinds of grain. A mother should bo abla to teach her children, and lead them in all they ought to learn, especially in their earliest years.

A fow years of homo training in tho first years of life is wortb. mora than all tho preaching they may listen to in after years. St. Louis Magazine, What this country heeds is mapla sugar that will ptisa a thorough Civil Borvicu examination. Detroit Trib UUU.

WO GOOD SECOND SEWING MACHIN ES Wilson new No. 9 Sewing Machine for sale at the Furniture store. Also repairs for any machine made. There is a good deal of sickness in this vicinity at the present time but none serious that we know of. Insure your property against loss by fire or storms, in the Hartford.

W. T. Gwyn. Agent, Peru, Kansas D. Ellis has just received a complete line of Roots and Shoes, which be offers cheap for cash or produce give him a call when yon are in town.

A number of our citizens' went over to Chautauqua yesterday to attend the fair. Some of the men that went over to Chautauqua yesterday returned very happy, guess they drank to much spring watter down there. James, Why did you never tell that Bastardy story on Capt, Keefer, Just such stories elected Cleveland and I dont want Lowe to be elected. See Lyman IJrooks before you sell your grain, NOTICE. All parties knowing themselves indebted to the undersigned will please call and settle.

11. 1. Ilillman, Peru Kans. Our school is getting along nicely the teachers and schollars are all taking a great interest and are working with a will. Sam Maples was evidently trying to solve the tariff problem the other day, as he drove up to the Ollice to throw off the mail only to find that he had left it at the Depot, That tariff question is too deep Sam.

Mrs. Thos. Stevens of Havana have been here visiting relatives this week. For good goods and fair dealing see F. Thoinae.

St. Louis, Exposition. The Mo. Pacific, will sell tickets from Sep't. 2nd.

to Oct. 17th, at one and one third fare, for the round trip. .1. P. Jarvis, Agt.

Ed. of the Call, Please announce in the col urns of your valuable paper that we are sole agents for St. Patrick's pills, the most perfect cathartic and liver pill in the market. For sale by Ilillman. Roy Clark has had three cows to die all the cattle that he had.

He also had a good horse to die the other day, This is pretty hard on Roy as he is working hard to get a start in life. The Peru Liprary Association will hold a social at the residence of F. C. Hatch Saturday evening Oct. 5th, at 7 30, P.

M. Quotations by all from the writings of Shakspear. All are cordi-aly invited to RoseNorris secretary. Letter heads, note heads, envelopes dodgers, notes, cards, sale bills, horse and jack bills, neatly executed at ihis ollice. Prices reasonable, Pat.

Looby wheat made 27 bushels to the acre. Lyman Ih'ookS wants all the wheat you have got, for which he will pay you the highest market price. Sandy Lowe the nominee for Sheriff has Hided F. Keefer for criminal libel, churning that F. Keefer law cii ciliated false repents oti him.

This matter is creating a good deal of talk and hard feelings on both sides. We decline ta king sides of having anything' to do with the. matter, for it is unmet lung we know nothing about find shall have no-thing to do Witli it. We regret it Very much that such things has ever conic Up among our i.enn mid neighbors. reports from tlie farmers, you can in this way greatly aid us in making our paper better.

Now who will bu the first to let us hear from them. WOMAN'S SUFFRAGE. Woman's suffrage," said Eli Perkins, is not a woman's right to suiter, it is her right to enjoy, with out molestation, everything that a Christian man can enjoy It is the right to be a citizen if she is a citizen, and help make the laws which protect her property and liberty. I hate the wretch who would only give woman the right to slave and work with out eveh love for her wages. T.

J. Johnson of Chautauqua was a caller Tuesday he reports the sale of eight coffins in that purg, during the month of September. And that to at nl.ico where they have medical spring wattei to drink. Why up at Peru where the people all drink cistern wat ter. they havent needed a coffin -for more than three months.

We noticed that soim- oi the boys that started to Kansas City Tuesdaj night, had large play cards fastened to their backs, with their names and address on. Their wives no doubt had labeled them to prevent them from getting lost. The reunion at Sedan was a success in every particular, the weather was everything that could be desired, and all enjoyed themselves. We have not seen a single old soldier that was there but what expiessed themselves as being well pleased, and thought that it was good for them to be there, and hoped they might live to enjoy many more such reunions. Mrs.

G.M. Thayer went to Coffe villi Monday to s'ie her mother. who is very sick. Wm. Michaels near Havana and brothcrnlaw of Silas Toles lost a little child the "first of the week.

Geo. Geesinan, James Wilson, R. I. Ilillman, and John Alvy. The modern men of Peru took in Kansas City this week we suppose.

And while there ga.wl at everything the dazzling scenery to behold. Of their ill conduct while there we would only chance to smile, to see them for a week banished to that historical Patinos Isle. Mr. Graham informs us that John Yates has returned to Jonesburg and will soon open up a general store in that burg. Ilenrey Cowgill had forty acres of wheat that made an average of thirty--live bushels to the acre.

F. Hatch has finished his threshing. II.) had from one hundred and ten acres, thirty one hundred and fifty bushels of wheat. Is there anything that we could do that would induce the night train on the iAr line to run down the Depot. There is a good deal of travel from tin's place that would go over that road il the train would come down, but as it is it is very ineonvieant, the junction is inside of a field, so that teams can not get into it, and travelers that have, heavy baguge can not get it to the junction.

All that wants to take that train are cupelled to Walk about a mile and wait in the cold as there is no way to make a fire, and when winter sets in this Will be a disagreable thing to do. There Is frequently from six to ten pasengers of a night for that train. The R. R. Company certainly ought to have some accomodations.

There can be no health for eitlwr mind or body so long as the blood is vitiated. Cleanse the vital current from all impurities by the use of Ayer's Sarsuparilla. This medicine recruits the wasted energies, strengthens the nt r.es. and restores health to the debilitated system. The cotton crop in this part of the county is reported to be good it is making" a hu ge yield and is of fine quality If that lady at the lecture the other night only knew how nicely Hall's llii' Rencwer would remove dandruff uiip improve the hair kh would buy a boUht.

BUIISCUIl'TION, $1 l'KR YKAR. THRU KAN Railroad Time Table. Missouri Pacific System: Denver Atlantic Mcmuhls Division. Trains Going West. No 483 Passouger, 1:02 p.

m. 485 Mixed, a m. No 484 passenger, 9.2!) a. 48G mixed 11.34 a No 485 48G, daily except Sunday. Lerov Caucy valley Air Line Division.

Going west; No 481 Passenger, 0.05 a. 48',) mixed, 11. JO a in Going East. No 482 Passenger 9.20 iW mixed 2.20 Cedar Vale and Independence Exten-tion ot the Southern Kansar. Trains Going East.

No 2( Passenger, H.iWi a. m. 2i4 Freight, 1, 02 p. m. Going West.

No 201 Passenger, 7, p. Freight, 1,05 p. and 2i2 Daily. 2( and 2(S4 Daily except Sunuiay. I O.

O. F. Peru Lodge No. 10(i meets every Saturday night. All visiting brothers in good standing are t-ordially invited to attend.

O. It. Ingleileld N. G. S.

T. ITarf.ell, sect. CHURCH DIRECTORY. Christian Church, Elder Raugh. pastor.

Preaching every third Sunday of each month. Sunday school every Sunday at 3 clock p. i m. Methodist Episcopal. Rev.

W. B. Swan. Pastor. Preaching at the Church every other Sunday at 11 a.

anil every Sunday at 7:80 p. m. Class meeting at close of morning service. Prayer meeting every; 'Ihursdav night at 7:30. Sunday School at 10 a.

LO0AL AND GENERAL. Call at Real Estate ollice in Peru for bargains In farms. tlWlt you want cash for corn cull on Church at Monett. These morninus are cold enough to cause us to hunt the fire. Try the M'Liss, the best cigar in the city.

For sale only by F. M. Gwyn. Lookout for two or three weddings in the near future. R.

I. ITilman sells the? celebrated Kaw Vai.i.ky Paint. Go to II, Inglcfiehiw ior Hardware of everydescription. II. O.

Lyster iV will sell yon good native lumber at per hundred feet. Mrs. F. Reefer had a quilting bee jester-day. Wonder if Rill Stephenson has joined the fanners aliancc, tgfTake your produce to F.

Keei'er where you can get the highest market price. WANTi'in: Merchandise in exchange for good farms at Real Estate ollice In Peru. Goto F. M. Gwyn "a for ice cream, lemonade, milk shaken, cigars, candy, tobacco, "Jic.

0,11, Ingleileld ells. Unr bed Wire clu'iijMH- Uian ever before, Uivc him a cull when In Town, IN UJU. FEED STAliLll. (SiTGood Rigs and Prices Rensoi.uitlc 1'EIMT, KAN'S. J- 1).

STEVENS. Physigiab Surgeon Will attend calls at (ill hours ofthe day or night. Piiiir Kansas. The Kansas City Tunes and the Call ne year for 1.7o. Job work done at this office.

Good work and prices reasonable. PERU PRODUCE MARKET. Spring Chickens $2.40 perdoz, Ducks Turkeys Eggs Rutter Apples Live Live .50 to perdoz (I cts per lb 9 cts per doz 8 cts per lb 40 cts per bu. Xota fit, but an expression of delight. "About a week ago," says a Los Angles druggist, "a Chinaman came in with a lame shoulder.

I sold him a bottle of Chamberlain's Pain Balm and guaranteed that it would cure him. He came in again last night, jind as soonashe got inside the door, began to swing his arms over his head like an Indian club swinger. 1 thought the blamed fool had a lit, but he finally stopped long enough to say; "Medicine velly line, velly tine; alle same make me fell plenty Chamberlain's Pain Ealm, is without an equal for sprains, rheumatism, aches, panics or lame back. sold by R. I.

Ilillman, North Cana Items Frosty nights. Beautiful weather. Wheat sowingisthe order of the day. Apples are falling badly. Mrs.

J. M. Short received the sad news last Sunday, of the death of a Rrother In California. Mr. Wm.

Sharp has gone to Fort Scott to visit relatives, and take in the fair at that place. The school in this district hoes, not commence until the fourth of November. Rather late isent it. Aunt Samantha. Grand Lodge Odd Fellows of Kansas Topeka Kan.

Oct. 7th, 1880. The Mo. Pacific will sell round trip tickets from Peru to Topeka for this occasion for $-5. 13 tickets sold Oct.

oth, th, and 7th good returning Oct, lltli, J. P. Jarvis Agt, Farmers remember that you can buy more goods from F. KEEFER for the money than you can any where else. Owing to the dissatisfaction in the Republican party, in regard to the nominee for sheriff, the Independent Republicans, have called a convention to meet Sedan Saturday Oct.

6th, for the purpose of butting another candidate in the tk'ld. The Snnta-Fe will sell round trip tickets to Indepeiibence next week to the Montgomery county fair, for one and one third fare. Or $1, 01 from Peru Shepard Job had seventeen hundred and fifty live bushels of wheat from sixty acres. James Wright had one field of forty acres, that made forty three bushels of wheat to the acre. Mr.

Wiley, 140 Chambers New York City, says that Ayer's Sar-saparilla cured him of a dry and scaly humor, from which he had suffered in-tolerabley. lie adds;" I have not now a blemish oh my body, and my cure is wholly due to Ayer's nriniriHT niri MAN ft A uu muu lA. mil.