The Daily Graphic from Harper, Kansas • 3

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A. Harper; Post No. 251 KNIGHTS' DAY. SPECIAL REQUEST IIaepkr, Kansas, June 2.J, 1880. Hifll meets every it anu 3rd Monday of every month.

All comrades whether belonging or visiting are cordially invited. Independence day. "Ami tin I Ihu way Wo will krep tin- liny Wlili-li guvp im. Ilooruy, Ilnoruy, Hooray. With ftoiup Biu'riltct' Our mother would nay, Our jjlorlnm At the meeting held Saturday night, it was decided that Harper celebrate the fourth of July.

Comtnities were appointed to attend to the various matters and another meeting will be held at J. W. Hirst's office to night. The committees are nt work and as soon as possible, announce iFl. Institution of the Uniform Rank si Harper Evening.

Jinrtro Attcii'lance and nn Enjoyable Time. Yesterday was the day set for the institution of the Harper Division. Uniform Rank Knights of E. J. IIOTTON, Adjutant.

W. W. Kittleman, Post Cora The undersigned respect, fully request that you buy nothing in the line of On and after today Mr. .1. T.

Trickett will have full charge of the Ciiurmc job rooms. Mr. Tiicket is the best job printer in the county, and is thoroughly conversant with the philosophy of advertising and the needs and requirements of advertisers. The Graphic has made such arrangnients that it is now prepared to turn out the bent work on short notice and at reasonable rates. Verge Ueeson went west yesterday.

Capt. John Hirst came back from Wellington yesterday. Pythias. It was a great day for the Knights. Arrayed in their fine uniforms, and stepping to the martial music ot the band, they inarched through the streets as light hearted and free as soldiers out for a holiday.

DRY GOO LOTHING DS, ments of the complete arrangements will be made. There will be a procession, an oration, singing, dancing, eating, playing, and everything will be done to make the occasion enjoyable. Attention! The First Gun. Harper Tost No. 237 G.

A. R. has accepted the invitation of the executive committee and will participate in the celebration July 3d. S. THRAILKILL, Has the best line of DRY.

GOODS. GROCERIES, BOOTS AND SHOES, To be found in Sharon. He does a general Gommission Business, The Wellington Knights brought a fine band of fitteen pieces with them. For some reason the Lodsres from Wichita and Inde pendence missed connection and BOOTS AND SHOES, were not on hand to take part All ex-soldiers are invited to the ceremonies and festivities. Those who did come were met at the train by our home Knights, join our ranks, and all members The Knights of Pythias orchestra with six pieees, from Wichita, is registered at the Glenn House.

Ice cream festival at Forrey's block Friday evening by the Ways and Means soeiety of the Presbyterian church. of the Post are requested to at tend. By Order Post. farm And if you want a nice write to or call on him. twenty-two in number, and escorted down the streets and around to the Patterson House, where an ample dinner was spread for them.

Gents 9 ri -a E.J. Hotton, Adj't. I A. II. Broadstone, O.

D. Committee. 30ti The following is a partial list of J. BOWMAN To Our Customers. Having disposed of our stock of mer chandise to Mr.

F. D. Scheimerhorn we Mil would respectfully recommend him to the favorable consideration of the pub 'lining Woods, lic, and our customers especially. You will lind him next door to the cost A very qaeer design was displayed in front of Colo store yesterday, bearing the cabalistic letters, R. K.

The Graphic calls the attention of the Anthony Republican to the fact that our Baptist minister's name is Charpie, not Sharif. Young paople's Ways and Means society ot Presbyterian church will give an ice cream festival at the Forrey block Friday Sole agent for the best and cheapest Pianos, Organs and Sewing Machines in the market, and will pell on easy payments. All kinds of musical instruments, sheet music and music books. nstruments and sewing machines on short notice. Three doors east oliice, north, at which place he will supply you witn dry aroous.

wools. shoes, notions, groceries at as low rates as is consistant with fair and honest dealing. ery Truly Carbico Sitlsr. the visitors Col. Lyon, Leavenworth, of the Major General's staff, supreme representative of the Kansas Knights.

1st Will T. Walker, Wellington. 2d L. Guthrie, Wellington. Will.

Mann. II. J. Bone. II.

M. Yi le. II. Ratekin. G.

A. Hayes. II. W. Ilolcomb.

A Robinson. H. G. Chipchase. Wm.

II. Berry. W. A. Black.

C. E. Elliott. Col. Al.

HUbert, inpector U. R. K. of P. THE Mil verybody go to Bissell's for good u.eat.

dOOtf JOSEPH I. ROTHWELL, Proirieor md Uanant Harper, Kansas. Fresh vegetables every day at Eli's. Remember that Biatiell Bros, the finest mutton in the market. hare dWtf Abstracts without delay by Skinner and Miller.

lOld. If. Among the ladies in the city1 Before examining his goods and prices. Having recently purchased a fine stock of DRY GOODS in the East, and since then bought out the stock of Oarrico Sitler, I shall not be able to get but little Wantod. Farm loans by Sam n.

Bisson. 99dtf from abroad are the following: Mrs. J. K. LaRue and Miss Nannie Marshal, Kansas City.

Mrs. Will T. Walker and daugh-ter, Misses Ollie Patter, Carrie Bush, Hattio Stephens, Bessie Crawford, Helen Sherman, Hattie Cozier, Addie Carr and Cleora Crawford, of Wellington. The Home Knights include the Dimond watches and clocks at postoflicc, as low as the lowest, dtf McLaughlin Wichersham. One hundred dollars reward for any watch or clock we can not repair.

99d If McLaughlin Wickersham. more than one half of them in my James Iiardwell, of Medicine Lodge, is in the city, and will return homo to-day. Jim. only recently returned from a visit to Greely county. Wanted A girl, 12 or 14 years old, to play with babj and make herself useful.

Call at residence of J. T. Trickett last house west on south side Main 6treet. Frank Mead left to-day, with his wife and baby, for Kansas City. The company wanted Frank to remain here to await orders, but he preferred to hunt a job.

Miss Helen Sherman who has been on the Postal Card force for several weeks past, as compositor goes to Harper to visit and recuperate to day. Wellington Tostal Card. Dr. Martin informs the Graphic that councilman Johnson is sick in bed. This explains Mr.

Johnson's absence from the council meeting Monday night. We hope the gentleman will soon be up and around again. Yesterday our editor had the pleasure of a hand shake with his old friend W. W. Perry, of Oxtord.

Mr. Perry is in the undertaking and enbalming business at Oxford and has by hard work, established a largo business in Southern THE SOUTHERN KANSAS RAILWAY. IS A KANSAS ROAD. And is thoroughly identified with the interests and progress of the State ot Kansas and its people, and a Herds its patrons facilities unequalcd by any line in Eastern and Southern Kansas, running THROUGH EXPRESS trains daily between Kansas City and Olatha, Ottawa, Uarnett, Iola.IIumboldt, Independence. Winfield, Wellington, Harper, Attica and Intermediate points.

THROUGH MAIL trains daily except Sunday between Kansas City and Wellington, and intermediate Stations milking closo connections at Ottawa, Chan to and Cherryvale with our trains for Kmporia, Burlington, GIrard, Walnut and Cofl'eyville. ACOMMODATION TWAINS dally except Sunday between Kansas City and Olatha and Ottawa. REMEMBER that by purchasing tickets via. this line connection is made in the Union Depot at Kansas City with through trains to all points, avoiding transfers and changes at way stations. THROUGH TICKETS can be purchased via.

this line at any of the Coupon Stations, and your baggage checked through to destination, East, West. North or South. PULLMAN SLEEPERS on all night trains. For further information, sec maps and folders, or call on or address S. B.HYNES, Gen'l Passenger Or Lawrence, Kan It.

R. REDFIELD, Agent. Haroer, Kans. following named citizens: Sir Knight Com'der, W.T.Walker I Troy Laundry. First class work.

Clothes called for and delivered. Central avenue, one block south of Main street. 104tf First II. E. Patterson; Sec.

J. K. LaRue; Recorder, J. L. Isenberg; Guard, W.

P. Hardwick; Sentinel, R. R. Red field: Jas. Bardwell, F.

E. Kelly, J. A. Stine, Pasture. I have two hundred acres of pasture with living water only three quarters of a mile from town, Parties having cattle can have them pastured at reasonable rates.

II. K. Bissbll. 09dtf At Chicago Meat Marke C. S.

Finch, W. W. Kittleman, GEO. W. FINCH, ATTORNEY AT LAW.

Office over Exchange Bank, corner Main street and Central avenue. HARPER, KANSAS, d-w store, and, therefore, am compelled to sell AJJ? OOBT 2 For the next thirty days in order to make room for the goods. I have decidedly the linest aud largest stock of goods ever brough into Harper county for you to select from, and will sell everything in the above lines of goods at ACTUAL COST. Nearly all these goods were bought at about thirty per cent, less than present ALL ORDERS FOR ICE LEFT AT DR. W.

M. VANDERVOIiQEN PHYSICIAN SURG EON. Ofllce Cor. Central Ave. and 9tli St.

HARP 10 If, KAXj If Stine's New Drug Store in Merrick Block, Promptly delivered at any time In the day by H. B. SOUTHWICK. DExNTIST. Near twenty years' experience enables him to guarantee satisfaction to al).

Rooms in Merrick block, d-w 1IAKPEK. Stine's Ice Delivery. d30tf The meaning of culture is to know the best that has been said and taught In the world. Wellington Press. Culture means more than that.

It includes not only knowing the best thought of the world, but also the ability to appreciate the best thought, and the power to tell it to others. The Southern Kansas Railroad depot accommodations at this point are not nearly equal to the demands of freight and passenger trafllc. It is very inconvenient to be compelled to jump two feet from a passenger coach to the ground. The management of the road will confer a favor on their patrons, and a lasting benefit on themselves, by giving us a larger depot and longer platform. New Sleepingand Parlor Line- PRICES.

WHOLESAL ST. LOUIS. FT. SCOTT S. A.

Glenn. B. F. Blue, L- B. Townley, M.

T. Morris, Isador Lehman, C. J. Westfall, S. E.

Glenn, W. II. Munger, B. A. Hake, J.

F. Bennett, II. C. Munger, S. E.

Cole, The drill last evening on the street was very much enjoyed by the large crowd assembled to witness it. The Knights inarch regularly and handle the sword well. The Wellington band made the air dance with its delightful music during the drill and after it. Harper people were very much pleased with the music. The chief attraction of all was the evening festivities.

The ball at the rink was attended by upwards of a hundred couples and if ever a party of dancers enioyed themselves they surely did. They gave themselves up to the pleasures of the evening with entire abandonment. Keeping time with he inspiring music of the Wichita K. of P. orchestra, they whirled gaily on, in the arms of pleasure.

At midnight the company wended their way to the Forrey block and partook of the excellent supper prepared for them. After the banquet, the dancing at the rink continued till the wee small hours began to grow large and gradually the Knights and their guests and ladies dispersed leaving only the ghost of pleasure lingering on the floor. Space will not permit the Graphic to give a full report of the evening with names of those present. Suffice it to say the occasion was one long to be remembered by those who participated in its joys. The hotels were crowded with guests last night.

Many ladies came with the visiting Knights to attend the ball. WICHITA R. AND MISSOURI PACIFIC RY IIAUG, BOOKS, STATIONERY WALL PAPER. Perfumery, Brushes, Ladies' Picture Frames, Novelties, large line of BLANK BOOKS all kinds constantly on hand. Jewelry, Watches, Clocks, Repairing done and satisfaction guaranteed.

pjSfOliCiRjMi, Black. Uw And when I say that I am selling at actual cost, I mean what I say and any who doubt this, and wish to buy anything can see invoices and convince themselves that they arc buying at actual cost and saving nearly 5T) per cent upon auy of the lines of goods mentioned above. Do not listen to what others may say, but come once, convince yourselves that this is not one of those HUMBUG advertisements. This sale will continue not longer than thirty days and for cask only. Don't fail to improve this opportunity to save money.

Respectfully, F. D. SCHERMERHORN, The Directors of the Library are requested to meet at the GltArmc office Wednesday afternoon at 4 o'clock for the purpose of organizing the board. All members please be present. The following is a list of the directors as appointed by the mayor: W.

O. Graham, J. A. Lucas, J. M.

Wright, A. ii. Charpie, Dr. J. B.

Ervin, F. R. Zacharias, II. L. K.

F. Elliot, James Roark, Mrs. Geo. D. Thompson, Mrs.

Dr. Martin, Mrs. J. G. Wasbbon, Mayor Wright.

Commencing Friday, July 24th, the above roads placed in service betweeu Anthony, Wichita, El Dorado and way stations and St. Louis three magnificent Pullman Sleeping and Parlor Cars, one of which will leave St. Louis and Anthony every day iu the year, run-niug through without change. Leaves Union Depot St. Louis 8:30 p.

in Ft. Scott 11:00 a. El Dorado 4:52 p. in Wichita. 6:21 p.m Arrive at Anthony 8:50 p.m Ieave Anthony 7:10 a.

Wichita. 0:43 a. El Dorado a. Fort Scott 5:30 p.m Arrive St. Louis 0:50 a.

Ul Through from Anthony to St. Louis twenty-four bourf and from Wichita to St. Louis twenty-two hours. For Kny further information appiy to local ticket agents or to J. W.

MiM.KK. C. P. Rector, Gen! Mangr. A.

a. P. A. 'is. Fort S'iott.

AVI. ORDERS TOlt ICE LEFT AT Bissell's Meat Market PROMPTLY FILLED HY One Door North of Tost Office, Harper, Kas. Stine's Ice Delivery. Jane 22, 1880. J30t.