The Daily Herald from Hutchinson, Kansas • 3

THE DAILY ELERAXlD, SATURDAY, OCTOBER 15, 1887. T- BUSINESS LOCALS. House to rent by IT. C. Core.

Kansas Ciiv ten cont stole re- fleCurdy, Woodward Allen Real Estate. CC.STLX3.I.C3- City Property, Farms and unimproved lands. Several City Residences at Low Figures. This space i3 reserved for A. H.

Allison, deaer in wagons, buggies, carriages, phaetons, etc. See ad, tomorrow Bank of Commerce Bnildinjr, RAILWAY TIME TABLE. ATGniSOX, TOPKKA SAM'A FE li, WESTWARD. California said Jltxrw So 3,.. 7 50 i Colorado Express, No.

7, 8:48 a Dinrer and Utah Express, No. 5 8:19 1 No. 41, Way Freight A 31 EAST XV li X) Atlantic Express, Xo. 4 A New York Kxoress, No. 8 7:22 Eastern Express.

No. 8:15 A No. 42. Way Freight 2:38 31 Trains. Nos.

2 and 4. connect at Ilalstead with the St. I. F. l.

It. for Wichita and points on that line. CII ICAGO, KANSAS "WESTERN It. It. HUTCHIXSOX EXTEJfSIOX.

TKAIXS LEAVE AKRIVE Passenger 9 :05 a 7:10 pm Freight. 2:15 pm 12:15 AM NEW ARRIVAL. THE QUEEN CITY MARKET, C. O. CH API Proprietor.

Street and Fourth Avenue Hess Block, Corner Main Choicest Meats, at Living Prices. Everything New, Neat and Clean. Givo tne a Call. HAMMOND KARS1ADT, Proprietors of tl Hutchinson Steam Laundry Dye Works, All work done promptly And Satisfaction Guaranteed. movd to 2o Mni slrpe.

16l-24t The 'Palace Alladdin" hard coal base buriier. is by for the best had coal burnt-r iu the market, and may seen at A. IX Krone's hardware store. Ic is daisy. He is belling them at bed rock prices.

160-6t Buck's Brilliant. The P.n.s Rnlli.mtv soft coal frise burner, took the first premium at the St. fair this fall. It can be seen at tne hardware store of A. D.

Krouse. He is selling at bed rock prices. 6t LOST. A package of statements belonging to the Daily Herald was mislaid a few days ago, and has been given up for lost. The finder will be liberally re-warded by returning to thi office.

Wantsd A sixteen year eld boy wants a place to work morning and evening for board and go tool. Call at this office at once. 158-t Fresh cut flowers, any design, from Ellsworth, the florist at the opera house book store. 152-tf Horse Shoeing, For a first-class job of horse shoeing go to the big shop on avenue east. Closing: Out Sale.

Closing out Boots, Shoes and Groceries, at cost, at Welsh's. 151-14t. For Sale. At a bargain lots 6S, 70 and 72, First avenue east, either singly," in pairs or as a whole. For further particulars inquire on the premises, No.

226. W. E. Fosnot. NEW.

Fresh oysters and choice fruit a specialty at Brand Briscoe's, 14i North Main street, next door to Ruddy, Davis Kremich. 142-tf For Sale; A bran new "Acme" tvTo horse power engine, and boiler, for sale cheap. It has never been run. Inquire at this office. For Kent.

Furnished room at 218 First avenus east. on long time. C. Bishir, Buy your lmet plaster, cement and stone from W. H.

Smith. Call and examine Mrs. Baldwin's novelties in millinery. See Handle Bros, for Canon City, Qsage and Mindon coal. irayne, Vansickle Co.

receiyed 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 F. F.

Prigg has a farm to trade for 1 touse and lots in Hntchinson. 109-tf. Sch.jol books and furniture at J. fayneW 109- A. T.

F. II. n. To parties wishing to attend the Ex position ai St. Eout the A.

T. S. F. it. v.il; i.nS- pt.

12. 15. li), 2-'. 2 ipo on Oct i0. 13, 17 and 20 s-i: liC.KHLj? so St Liouincind return at $i8 Foi fui inloi tins ion ail at pt.

H. -'PiruGtNT. Ast. iv.iry body i.tkt's it. The Chicago, Kansas Nebraska railway is the b( st equipped line west of the Missouri river.

Our equipment was built expressly for this line by the Puiitu tu palace car company which a guarantee to the traveling public that it is strictly first chiss. Yon will find all vi our coaches elegantly uphois tered and very comfortable in every particular. If you are going to any part of Kansas or Nebraska, or to any point east, remember you will never regret having started right, by taking thso Chicago. Kansas Nebraska railway, (Rock Island route.) For further particulars, address Jno. Sebastian, general ticket and passenger agent, Topeka, Kansas.

HIRST. The Photographer. First Class "Work, from a stamp portrait a size. Enlargements in Crayon and India Ink Rooms 6 and 7, Over P. 0.

FLORISTS FLOEAL DESIGNS -AND- Gut Flower work a specialty. Funerals, Veddings, And Social Events Will receive prompt attention. Tele graph and Telephone communications Telephone No. 41. Pin Street, between Sth and 9th.

Hutchinson, Kas. ELLSWORTH Wholesale and COAL 1 Cement Ila-ster. NORTHEAST CORNER SECOND A Hutchinson, Kansas. We with de-iffht the increasing interest bins taken in tbeir employes by the leading business men of the cjuutry. litre in Hutchinson they are mi a whit behn in the movement we miqrht sa reform as will be seen by an incident that occurred last night.

Ore of our merchant princes got tickets of admission to the Mattie Vickers entertainment for a faithful clerk and his best girl and then attended the show hiniself to see that the clerk had a good He contributed a rerjoari every once in a while to keep conversation going and to prevent the young man from feeling bashful and it was an inspiriting and joyous sight to witness him between such efforts, slyly and delightedly calling the attention of those around him to the unconstrained, unfettered and unsophisticated merriment ot the young couple he was striving so hard to make happy. The gushing glee of the young couple and the paternal pleasure of the merchant prince added greatly to the evemn entertainment. S'S A party of small boys got in behind Fred Hyde's yesterday evening to have a little fun in the way of a right with clods, potatoes and other missiles. They probably meant no harm and only intended to have a good time, but some of them got to throwing stones as well as potatoes and one of them made a wild throw and hit a little boy named Johnson, who was looking on at the sport, in the stomach. The blow doubled him up and for a few minute he could scarcely breath.

His father had one of the boys, who was engaged in the throwing melee, arrested and two more were identified as being concerned in the mischief when the trial of the first one came off. All three were lined a dollar and costs apiece, for violating the ordinance against throwing rocks, bricks and other dangerous missiles and it is hoped that their misfortune will induce' other small boys to avoid committing similar offenses. Yesterday was the twelfth birthday of Clarence llawley and last evening twenty-five or more of his young friends gathered at the residence of his parents on Fourth avenue east, to assist him in celebrating the event. They indulged in merry games until late in the evening and then refreshments, consisting of cakes, nuts, candies, were served and heartily relished. Then came more games, the amusements continuing until ten o'clock, when all returned honle.

The guests report having had one of the pleasant-est parties they ever attended, all being delighted with their entertainment. Charlie Patchen returned home to fetmor1, today from a brief visit to the ot his wife' rather. Dr. X. T.

fci'-nertsop. Mrs Itof-rrson and Mics nirie titrried him for a few Jetmore. r. Patchen in l'e drug business and lias iho nly pt imt in ir-oirman corn-v. lie thinks Hut'hinson vt; wPi remember him as a former tideiis oi this citv.

i P. S'uhbs 'as purchased Turner's s- ok of hardware, and is now in harae of that, immense bus'ness establishment. We Me sorry to see Mr. sten out of business h.re, as he 1 4 mio of the pionei of the town and 'p of onr be-t business men. Mr.

Stubbs is too well known to ned any Introduction, and we bespeak for him success in his new field. Sterling Gazette. Wr. E. Burns has traded his new msiness block on North Main street to A.

J. Higley, for the Bohart prop erty on the corner of First avenue and Elm stieet. The North Main street block is valued at $21,000 and the liohart property at 10,000. Mr. Burns w'll make the latter the family residence as soon he can obtain possession.

Our co partner seems highly elated over his reception by the Hutchinson folks whust attending the meeting or the Arkansas editors. He was, corananv with the others, driven oyer the citv and the fair grounds and after chatting a while with Senator Plumb, was banqueted aud feted like a royal prince. Turon Bustler. M. E.

Allison left this morning for Kreat Bend to take part in the National coursing match to be held there next week. XJ took with himfive greyhounds. Sandy Jim, the champion of the United States, Pedro, lioway, pm ana lerry. They are all good dogs and Mr. Allison expects them to win the laurels.

The Santa Fe hotel has been com pleted and will soon be formally turned over to its proprietors, Messrs. Ott Tewksbury. Messrs Bowers xs Bryan, the contractors returned to Topeka last night. The furnishing of the hotel will now be uurrjearorwara. nnl F.

W. Ash. of Haven, is one of today's guests. He is registered afc the Queen City notei. Pariy to imlslorg and ZJIcl'lier- son.

Fred Hyde has: organized an excur sion party to attend the state conference of the JLutheran church at Einds-borg. The fare has been fixed at the low rate ot one rare ana a mvra ror tne round trip. It has also bee li arranged that excursion ticKets snau ue sod at the same rate to McPherson, so that those who wish to visit the latter p'ace mav have advantage of the low fare. The excursionists leave tomcrrow morning, at 8:30 o'clock, on the regular frock Island train Close connections will be made at McPherson with Union Pacific trains, both ways. All who desire a pleasant trip tomorrow should take advantage of this opportunity.

Ti fo-lov7ing lag licenses wer g-a; -J Atwo-vl to.lav: A. As' to Gra te Sawder, li svlvi-u I to zab iiipi-e bjtu of ItOiCoe twnohip. HUTCHINSON. MISSOURI PACIFIC K. E.

EASTWARD. Kansas City Express, No. 22 5 00 Accommodation, No. 24 a WESTWARD. Express and Mail, No.

21 10:40 a Accommodation, No. 23 5:11 All trains daily. CHICAGO, KANSAS NEBRASKA. EASTWARD Mail and Express No. 10 8 30am Express No.

12.. 8 35pm Local Freight No, 44 9 20am WESTWARD. Express No. 11 ar. 0 45 dep.

7 05 a Mail and Express No, 7 20, dep 7 40 Local Freight No, 43 .1 00 ALLEN Dealers in CONFECTIONERY, FRUITS, CIGARS AND TOBACCO. Oysters Served in Every Style. We have recently fitted up a neat and cozy oyster parlor in the rear of our building and would be glad to receive a call from you. We will treat you well. AELEN East Sherman Street.

SCHOOL BOOK'S Covered tree with lloldeu's Patent liook cover il bought of us. GEO W. WUODARD SON, Books and SUtione-y E-olD L. INGE THE MUG 'JliESCKIl'TlONS CAREFUL l. TEbY (BOjMPOUJMQEk LOCAL MAT TERS.

For the best watch and clock repairing, at the lowest prices, c-dl at No. 112. one half block north of the opera house. All work guaranteed. Engraving a specialty.

C. A. KiGER, 156-1-t. liepair Shop. It.

C. Devore, of Macksyille, is in the city this afternoon. Attorney 11. Whiteside is Newton today attending court. James Smith and wife, of Clayton, Illinois, are visiting their son George in this city.

A bank officer that makes false reports on business men or citizens'is unworthy of cofidence, He is a bad man. Mrs. Elizabeth Houser, Mrs. WI aud Mis. Hadiey went to I odge tc day to attend a Sunday school convention.

Judge Vandeveer went to Newton this morning to attend to legal business in the district court now in session there, Miss Delia Bash, of Canton, Ohio, who has for two or three months been visiting her uncle and aunt, Mr. and Mrs. J. P. Shunk, returned home tl's morning.

Mr. and Mrs. C. O. Upton, of Kock-ford, Illinois, are here vist their son, C.

D. Upton, and lookingaftersom.e investments pieviously made by Mr. Upton senior. Alex Bay and his daughter Ella went Abbyville, this morning, wnere the latter will teach a winter school, to begin Monday. Mr.

Hay accompanied her to assist in making arrangements tor her comfort during ner stay in Abby Ville. What is known as the Keeder place am 1 1 in liiirrion townsuip, was soio xuonuav hv thp.shpiiiJ on foreclosure of mort gage held by C. A. Dean, of Lyons, Kansas. Mr.

Bunker, of Hutchinson, was the purchaser at $6,700, Bun ton Graphic. John McAdams and wife and George W. Montgomery and wife, all of Quiney Illinois, came in last night and are registered at the Grand central. Mr. Montgomery has been here severa times before and is owner of valua ble property in ihe heart of the citj-.

Aticiiir-y D. W. Kent, wife and three ones, leti unr nioniiiU' i-r it veek's relatives, dr. II pshav, of McJj; ly ovs. Iveni's pa hi accompanied the Kent imy Lj yla.

Just arrived at- tela 1 Duvals' a new line of Canned Goods. The finest quality ever placed on sale in the city. Gall in and see them before it is too late. No. 13 South Main Street, Keeps a full line of the celebrated Ludlow and J.

Co Ladies fine shoes, which are the best fitting and wearing: 'goods the market. A complete assortment of boots and shoes kept always on hand and sold cheap for cash Repairing neatly done at reasonable price. Remember the place. Tendick's exclusive boot and shoe store i i 3 South Main Street. O-o HODGES' DRU STORE foi- School Books W.

S. WEARING STONE CONTRACT!) S. WEAKING, Box 223." Hutchinson, KANSAn V. P. CAFFRY, Attorney at Law.

Money to Loan- Farm and City Property for sale. Office No. 110, "Walker Eloclc 4 -OUT OF ORDER. a.i;,M&0PJffi.ifl DALLAS. NTA A JE TENDICK.

A Fresh and Salt, SMITH, Deader in LIME, Hair, Stone, Etc YEN UE AND Ul STREET KAS. Via "rJarlotifl SfrTroa nnrl T'on which they could not very -well be car- siirnrisfl as thfi artistic nrrxl r.t i nn nf Ml AND BE GLEAN A. B. CHAPMAN'S PALACE BARBER SHOP AND ATH ROOMS. hot or cold baths, according to the way you feel.

Call and see us at tio Kansas I uiber Co'c. Block. rw. i it t-A i vi ti. ITT.

Yr.n-n rf Vi Inaf had reached a state of perfection beyond rioi Vmt tlia 'C7 -noftprns nrA crrpnta coaenn i KXJL UUU bV 'uwvuw r-3 1 I past vears. The manufacturers of "Garland Stoves and Ranges" must certainly haveadopted the motto: "Let us go on unto perfection." For Sale by FRANK GOLLADAY, FRED BURSLEM, (8 years with Sir Jos. "Whitworth, gun mfr. Manchester, England.) GUN MANUFACTURER. Re-Stocking, Choke Boring, Re-Browning and every description of Gun, Rifle and Revolvery repairs.

Machine Loaiefl Skslls to (Met AGENT FOR Laflin Rand's Sporting, Mining and Blasting Powder. jj. c. Smith, W. TV.

Greener, J. Clapbrongh, W. C. Scott Sons FINPi HAMHERLESS GDB8 South Main Street. HujniKfcON KA.