The Daily Herald from Hutchinson, Kansas • 4

THE DAILY HERALD, MAT 3, 1887. THE SEAL ESTATE FIRM OF NEW ARRIVAL David Miller and daughter have gone to Caldwell, Ohio, where Mr. Miller will organize an excursion party to visit this stale. cburdy, woociwar -Have for a few days- -Just arrived at- G. Woodaid has moyed east ten feet, his brick house on east First avenue and is going to build a nice and commodious residence.

i Martin of the firm of P. Martin Co. has returned from New York where he orded the third large stock of goods this firm has bought this spring. A NUMBER OF LOTS, RESIDENCE OR BUSINESS, In the best localities, at prices as low as any offered. Harsha Duvals' Hutchinson, Kansas.

Bank of Commerce Building, DO YOU KNOW WHAT THIS MEANS? Hiram Raff has a stone sidewalk down in front of his residence and the house newlv painted, the lot filled and it is one of the nicest places in the city. J. Murphy, who for sometime has been in this citv and who is well known GOOD NEW a new line of among business men here, left this morning for Las Animas, Colorado, where he will go into business. He has already bought a half interest in a large and thoroughly established enterprise in which he hopes to find profitable re DEALING. Anofe Kit BIgyb Sale I sults.

He is a son of Judge Murphy, formerly of Louisville, Kentucky, now a banker at Eyons, tnis state. BUSINESS LOCALS. The new rear estate firm of Howser, At Wall Wall's, Tuesday, Wednesday TiiurdAy, May 3rd, 4th and 5th. Canned Goods. The finest quality ever placed on sale in the city.

Call in and see them before it is too late. It represents something vou like and appreciate. It illustrates our method of doing business. It means SQUEAK DEALING! Dont you see? Prather are fitting up a room in the Talbott building where they expect with their real estate to handle ioans and insurance. Parties wishing money on farms or city property.

will do well to This is What WeU'cTicE a GUARANTEE give them a call before they insure or Owing to the failure of a European Kid Glove borrow money. 19tl JNMnutacturer, we nave received, tnrougn uie New York Importers, ONE HUNDKED AND FIFTY DOZEN PAIRS, which we will offer at HONEST VALUES Notice. Certain unscrupulous persons are the following prices. latest stylks Before You FAI REST PRIOKS representing that they sell the Colum bus buggy. I his is not true.

Jtsall- MRS. L. WHITE in Bros, are tne oniv authorized 4 Button, worth i at $.50 5 Sutton, worth' .25, at $.60 7 Hooks, Foster's Patent, worth $1.50, at $.75 ag its in this county for the celebrated Columbus Buggy" Co's buggies, and they cannot be obtained of any other firm in Hutchinson, or in Reno county. 19-30 tf. A few days ago the Herald stated that a competent and experienced gentlemen would soon start a first class bath house, something the city has long needed.

We referred to L)r. A. L. Hunt and we understand that he has perfected his plans, leased rooms and will soon be ready to open the doors of a fine set of bath rooms, to the public. He has secured the entire suite of rooms above Tendiek's boot and shoe store, thirteen South Main street, and is busy engaged fitting it up for business, "lie will be prepared to give any kind of a bath required Turkish, Vapor, Russian, Electric, Shower, hot or cold, etc.

He will move his office into the same building and will be prepared for business there, in the course of two or three days. Adkins Conway the real estate hustlers have contracted for the erection of a number of first' class tenement hcuses in convenient localities in the city, and will hav them built as soon as the material can be obtained and carpenters procured to do the work. The first two are to be erected on Ninth street, near Washington, upon lots recently bought by these gentlemen. Eachis to be two stories and will cost, when completed, about two thousand dollars. Messrs.

Adkins Conway deserve great credit for placing their capital in an enterprise which will so greatly benefit the city when they might get quicker returns and probably would make large profits by using their money in speculation. The contract for the laying the foundation of the Rock Island hotel has been let to Fraser ot this city and a force of men will be put at work as soon as the material arrives. One hundred and seventy car loads of stone will be required to build the foundation, which it is intended shall be massive and substantial. "The excavation is to be six feet deep. There will be a meeting of the trustees of the hospital Wednesday night at the house rented for a temporary one on the corner of Second avenue and Elm street, for the purpose of consulting regard to the best manner of fixing it up and running it.

All physicians are especially invited and urged to be present to help them by their advice and counsel. A popular meat market man of this city has, it is currently reported, contracted a matrimonial engagement with a beautiful young lady of McPher-son, who for sometime has been visiting here. Dame rumor has not yet announced the date, but says the event is not far in the future. Is Daily Receiving the Latest Styles ot Parties wishing lots filied, call on L. S.

Shields. 19tf Wanted. Spring Millinery The earliest in attendance at the special sale will be enabled to obtain each, a good supply, containing choice-est shades. WALL WALL. A srirl to do fieneral house work.

In quire at 317 First avenue east. 19tf In opening our new elegant new stock of early spring styles in CARPETS. 4 THE NEWEST YOU'LL FIND THEMJJg cuIai-es PRICES s4tlesIESAs yu Like Them Come, we will treat you right, Reinemter SQUARETDEALIKG at I. Go I berg. For Sale.

OVER INNES' STORE i d. C. Core. A fine Jersey cow. That line of carpets to be opened next week at Goldberg's.

14 JAMES KYTIIER. KYTIIER FEESH Garden Seeds By the Ounce or Pound Those first served will be best served in the wav of a choice line of shades at Wall AVall's glove sale. AT- HODGES' DRUG STORS James Ryther Son Contractors and Builders in Brick and Stone, E- S1DLINGER Aran Zandt Sons have just received two cars of vehicles in addition to their farm stock, which gives them a larger and better supply of wagons, spring wagons, buggies, carriages, phaetons, TH ST jump seats, carts, etcetera, than any house west ot Kansas City. PRESCRIPTION S- Sand Stone Flagging a Specialty. For Sale, A bran new ''Acme" two horse power CAREFULLY engine, and boiler, for sale cheap.

It has never been run. Inquire at this office. All work guaranteed Estimates furnished on short notice. AGQURATEbY eOJvlfOUJMSED Hodges, still has a few bargains in wall paper left. Get them before they 13tf are all gone J.

N. Sweet and Son offer special bargains in city lots in Cleveland's addi-tion, within" the limits of this city, tf 5 Progressive Cash house Million Zinn, the real estate men have moved from their former office, into one of those recently fitted up in Jewell's exchange. Their office is with Mapes Knight, at the nortn window. It is a good location and they are preparing to steadily increase their already line business. The justly celebrated Bain wagon sold by Van Zandt Only wagon sold in Hutchinson that will stand the dry weather.

KAILWAY TIME TABLES, ATCHISON, SANTA FE, E. K. WKSTWAKD, California and Mexico Express No, 1,.. 7.40 pm. Colorado Express, No.

3, 8:50 a Denver and Utah Express, No. 5 Eocal Passenger, No. 21, (to Nickersou,) 7:10 Way Freight, No. 15 11 kastwaki. Express, No.

2 6,58 A New York Expiess, No. 4 7:10 Eastern Express, No. 8:18 am Eocal Passenger, No. 22, 5:04 am AVav Freight, No. 16 2 :00 Trains, Nos.

2 and 4, conneet at Halstead with the St. I j. F. 11. 11.

for Wichita and points on that line. CIIICAC KANSAS WESTERN K. 11. HUTCHINSOX EXTEJ.TION. TRAINS LEAVE AKRIVK If you want stock in the new building and foan society call at No.

8 South Main street. Open until 8 p. m. Asiier, Fleisher Co. For bargains call at the new shoe store, No.

13, South Main. Talking about newT hotels, B. L. Lee, the proprietor of the Windsor, is thinking about building a large addition to that popular hostelry, which will make it equal in size to those now being built. He will probably not begin operations until sometime in the summer or fall.

Sam Baldwin and his wife were in the city last evening, on their way home to Ninescah, from Marquette where they had been visiting Mrs. Baldwin's relatives. 6:45 11 :25 A 9:10 AM 12:15 Passenger. Freight Call on S. C.

Smith Co. at once. It will pay you. 4-tf A. M.

JEWELL, Notary Public and Specialist, Kansas Land Agont, Taxes Paid for Non-Residents, City Property Broker, Fine List Improved Farms, Insurer and Loaner, Farm and City Property. Money on Long or Short Time, Exchange for Merchandise CORRESPONDENCE SOLICITED. HUTCHINSON, Kansas- CHRISMAN MOORE, MISSOURI PACIFIC R. R. MAR CO, All the latest styles of foot wear at Tendiek's, No.

13, South Main street. LEAVE ARRIVE TRAINS St Louis Mail 12:12 AM 10 :55 6 :50 A 1 tvansas 'iiy express. SAL1NA, STERLING EL PASO R. R. Wanted, every man, woman and child in the city to call and examine my stock.

Jacob Tendick, No. 13 South Main. I LEAVE ARRIVE TRAINS 4 :50 A 5:15 PM 1 :2 OA 4:00 PM Passenger S. S. Ott after spending Sunday at home came in last evening and is again busily engaged watching the progress of the work on the foundation of the Santa Fe hotel.

LOCAL MATTERS. JTayne, Vansickle Co. received this week another shipment, a car load of buggies. They now have the largest stock in the west and will sell them at bottom prices for cash. Do not fail to see them before you buy.

18tf A. L. Kemper, of Grinnell, Iowa, has exchanged the business stagnation there for the bustle and activity here. He no doubt feels better now. Real Estate and Insurance! Van Zandt Sons at No.

15 Second avenue west, Hutchinson, are agents for Smith Keating Implement Studebaker Bros. Manufacturing Co. and Birdsell Manufacturing They make a business of selling buggies, carriages and spring wagons and warrant everything they sell. Do you want to make a loan? Go to Cofield, Stewart Co. 136t Dr.

II. Hersey, Mrs. Williams and Lou Murray, of liurrton, are all in the city today on business and pleasure combined, Dr. Winslow who has been ill for several weeks is at last able to be out. He was dowTn town, in his buggy this morning.

W. T. Atkinson's nouse is on wheels, enroute east on First avenue to its new location just beyond Elm street. W. C.

Collins and wife of Rush Center arrived here this morning. They are at the Grand Central. OFFICE OVER THE Buy your lime, plaster, cement an stone from W. H. Smith.

When you want shoes don't forget Tendick. No. 13, South Main. HUTCHINSON NATIONAL BANK. If you will tail on Van Zandt Sons and take a look at their stock of fine bugcr'-'s, carriages they will be 1 to show you whether you wish to i-: not.

118 N. Main St. r'A valuable ring which Dr. N. T.

P. Robertson lost recently was returned to him C. V. Decker, of ban Diego, California, is here today, a guest of the Reno house. J.

N. Swartzis looking at the Hutchinson boom today. He hails from AVichita. fecial bargains for a few days in desirable lots. S.

C. Smith Co. 4-tf See Randle Bros, for Canon City, Osage and Mindon coal. DRY GOODS, Well "Patience" bye and bye. T.

s. Maxwell is out at Arlington, on business today. Jam es McKinstry has returned from his St. trip. John Puterbausrh is in Topeka on one of his psriodical visits.

M. W. Wiley and lady, of Arlington, are at the Howard house. A. S.

Allen, of GriggsvLUe, Illinois, is here on a prospecting tour. II. W. Keeler, of Stafford, came in for short stay last evening. W.

I. Whitney, the Arliugton capitalist is at the Grand Central. Joseph Keeson, of Rush Center, is -visiting former friends here. A.X. Bantz, the Sylvia bank cashier Is in the city today, accompanied by his wife.

S. W. Campbell of the First National bank has gone to Xew York on business. L. J.

McQuade, of the Santa Fe, stopped in the city yesterday. He is located at Wichita. John Sevrance, of Plevna, this state, came in last night. He is stopping at the Windsor. Fine Brussells and Axminster carpets at Goldberg's.

Give him a call examine the goods. It is never any trouble to show goods. Come around and take a look at those tine carpets at Goldberg. Goldberg's carpets are the talk of the town. Tnere has never been a finer stock offered for sale in this city.

Mrs. P. B. Friee started east last sunlit. She will visit relatives at Bloom-ington, Illinois, for several weeks.

O. Adams has gone to Turon, to look -After some important loan business. He will be absent two or three days. Goldberg's is the place to. go for car--pets.

He has an exceedingly fine stock embracing all the most popular styles. Mr an! Irs. E. M. Sill, of Nicker-son, passed the city this imorning, pn hm jyaj home from Kansas City- Capt.

Hayden's house at the corner of A avenue and Walnut street, is on wheels, J. A. Xorris and wife went to ATich-ita today. They will be back tomorrow. A.

IE Moffet, of the Rock Island, came in from Kansas City this morning. GROCERIES. Finest Vehicles kept and sold by Van Zandt Son, but they also Keep cheap grades. No shoddy work, none but good warranted rigs. For fine shoes call on Tendick, No.

13, South Main. For Sale. A No. Wheeler Wilson sewing machine that has been used, but is in good order. For particulars address, Furman, care of Daily Herald.

Lawson Sweet have a complete set of abstract books posted to date. No. i North Main street. 13-tf If you want a neat fit come and see Tendick, No. 13, couth Main.

Cofield Stewart Co. have.money to loan on short time. 13-6t HATS, CAPS E. E. Damon, of Topeka, come in today and is registered at the Windsor.

S. M. Osborn and David Walter, of Kingman, are spending today here. More stone arrived today to be used in the Santa Fe hotel foundation. Ar.

C. Moore, of Newton, is sizing up Hutchinson this afternoon. BOOTS AND SHOLS. A large line of carpets is now arriving and wili be opened to the public next week at Goldberg's. 14 Call and examine Mrs.

Baldwin's novelties in millinery. V. P. Caffry makes building loans and loans on improved town lots, lltf If you want your property sold list it with S. C.

Smith Co. 4-tf Lee II ollister, of Arlington, is a visitor to Hutchinson today. Rev. D. H.

Stewart has gone to Great Beud and Kinsley. Dr. Kannan, of Arlington, is at the Grand Central hotel S. Millen, of Wichita arrived in the city today. One new four ton Howe scale for sale.

tf. Handle Bros. Business hours 7:30 a. m. to 8 p.

m. Highest Price for Country Produce..