The Sylvia Herald du lieu suivant : Sylvia, Kansas • 5

Public. I the For Sale. Twenty head of horses and colts at the Thompson Ranch, one mile so uth-west of Sylv ia. tf. For Rent.

1000 acres of pasture land, wcl watered, surrounding Sylvia. Inquire of A. X. Bontz, at Bank of Sylvia. tf do not care to build up our trade by ad- vertising what is known to the trade as Kev.

Foult. of Leesburgb, was a caller at our office Monday. Nice hammocks in colors at tho Furniture store. $1.30 each. Dr.

Blacbly tho Dentist will bo in Sylvia, Thursday, Juno 27th. Mrs. W. S. Claypool, wife of W.

S. Claypool of the Xickerson Industry died on tho 9th. inst. Tho fraternity throughout tho country extend to Bro. Claypool their profound sympathy.

Come to tho hotel early in the morning, and seo about your teeth. Land trades are getting numerous. Dr. Lottridgo will soon commence the erection of a new residence. Have that tooth filled Thursday, June 27th.

Our streets were crowded with teams Saturday, and our mer Competition Goods. They are all second class goods and can bo sold at lialf price. They arc dear at any price. We keep a complete line of standard goods that we can and will sell as low as the lowest. In Goods Satteens Prints Challies from 9 to 21 Cts.

5 81-3 18 Ruching 5 (i or (4 Summer Hats in Every Style and at all Prices. 2Tans in all Styles Just Stock of Ladies', Gents' and Children's Shoes Complete. The mo3t complete and full line of Groceries in the county. All warranted standard goods, full weight and just what we represent, constantly on hand. Dry Salt and Smokod Moats, Hams, Boneless Ham, Lard, Fish.

Etc. v-', TK will cell you good flour for 05 cents per sack all othor grades in proportion. "Wo buy car load lots sell you flour cheaper than any other firm in this part of tho country. Wo return our thanks to the public for the very liberal patronage wo havo received and invite everybody to call and seo us, and we will treat you right. "jToutrs LOCAL HAPPENINGS.

Frank'fl boy! Fino weather. Have you seen Frank's boy? Copious showers continue to pour down. Clank Leases, Mortgages, etc at this office. A No. 1 screen door for $1 at Roberts Bros4.

tf Wheat harvest will be in full blast next week. Subscribe for the IIeuald at once, ilou't delay. Good Hour 95 cts a sack at Bontz Roberts Austin's. Pleasant smiles always greet you at the Bank of Sylvia. Subscribe for tho Herald the best paper in west lleno.

Bindings repaired and old books rebound at this office. 20 lbs evaporated apples for 81 at Bontz IJobeits Austins. A. X. Bontz expects to remove-into his now residence this week.

Mackerel, Herring, and White Msh at cost at Murray Bros. Co. Wove wire bed springs $3,00 formerly $1,00 at the Sylvia Furniture Co. II. M.

Carpenter cashier of Monticcllo bank, was in town this week. Murray Bros. Co. will sell you 221bs nice Yard Dried (not evaporated) sliced apples for $1 Murray Bros. Co.

are head quarters for all kinds of fancy and staple groceries. For one Dollar you can buy 201bs. good Dried Peaches at Murray Bros. Co. Short.

time money always on band for those who can give good security r.t Bank of Sylvia. Parties desiring any repairing patching, or ealciming, call at once as I expect to leave town soon. Ed JIcDonkbl. If you want any job work done dont fail to call at the IIeuald A large number of our young people attended a dance at Freeman last Friday night, All report an enjoyable time. Missouri lemonade, or Kansas Bbeep dip was afloat to some extent on our streets Saturday.

A sister of Mrs. James Shepherd from Arlington, is visiting her for a short time. A farmer from north west of remarked to a Herald man Saturday that he had just came from Stafford with a load of oats as be could get 7cts. more pea bushel in Sylvia. Subscribe for the Herald set once and be happy.

Ed Willison has the finest lot of thorough bred hog3 in west Eeno. It. 1 Smith, one of our most prosperous farmer was in town Tuesday. Corn is crowing so fast that you can hear it crack. Patronze the men wlio advertise, and yon will save money.

C. A. ray ton was in Rice county, this week on business. The city council met in an adjourned meeting Monday night. The enforcement of the poll tax to pay off the city's indebtness was thouroughly discussed, council then adjourned.

The premium onerdby the county commission ers on coyote scalps is having a good effect. Over 100 scalps have been returned to the clerk since the bounty was Tho Druggist. Offer 2Ton Ginghams from 0 1-4 to 10 Cts. Lawns 4 IS Ladies' Gloves 5 to 10 Cents per pair. lira Iilii, FOR YOU! 1 elsewhere.

For Sale, Lot of good second-hand farming implements formerly used on the ranch, inquire of A. N. Bontz, at Bank of Sylvia, tf FOR TRADE. Some good farming tools. Binder, mowing machine, hay rake, wagons etc, for horses or cattle, inquire of R.

S. Thompson Bank of Sylvia. For Bent. Section 33, Town 21, Range 10 west. Good pasture land good fence and well watered, will rent for one year on easy terms.

For full particulars inquire of George Thompson at Ran cho or at tho Bank of Sylvia. Screen doors with spring hinges, and knobs, everything complete for $1 at McCul-lam The committee of arrangements appointmed by the Sylvia Sunday School to arrange for a union picnic to be held near Sylvia on July 4th, 1889, met at the M. E. church, Monday, June 17th, 1839, when tho following committees were appointed: On invitation, G. W.

Dalbey; on grounds, W. A. Austin, W.T.Wright and Geo. Real; on music, Mrs. W.

T. Wright, Mrs. J. M. Gillespie, Miss Julia Reel, F.

O. Littlcgeld and Frank Schwein; on program, IT. 8. Austin, W. A.

Austin and W. Dalbey; on ban tier, Mrs. G. W. Dalbey, Mrs.

W. Hickman and J. O. Jarvis; on fnauce, Bertio Austin, Eva Ball, May Dugan, Ethel Wright and Lottie Reel. Thos.

Litchfield, was appointed marshal of tho day with power to appoint bis assist assistants. II. S. Austin, Cli'm'. G.

W. Daluey, Sec. Screen doers coin- plot -Vitn. spring' ninr-recs cvnd. Imoba at IP.

IMIcC-allam SsCos for oxily 22.. If you want a good screen door for 61 go to Roberts Bros. Subscribe for the Herald, the best paper in west Reno. Screen doers spring; liinges, and. any cise-ev-errytliliisf complete for S3, at nncCul" lam Sz For or Trade.

Two acres of land adjoining city of Sylvia, three room house, good well, one and a half acres in cultivation. For particulars inquire at Herald office. A petition for a street railway franchise over the proposed Eigth street bridge and the southern bridge was filed with the board of comissioncrs of Wyandotte county esterday. Tho proposed line is intended to run from Rose- dale north to the Eighth street bridge and from theuce through Armourdale and across tho south ern bridge into Argentine. The petition was presented by A.

Mar-dis and the scheme is said to backed by tho Argentine land and im provement company. It is also intended to make this line a portion of a new Kansas City system. K. C. Times.

A 1VTTT "R1 for 13 weeks. I021.1UX IJJU Tho Polick Gazette will be mailed seen rely wrapper! to any one ftfTpTTTQ in tho u- s- for Three VV-L JLjO Months on receipt One Dollar. Liberal discounts to Soffiff MAILED 5EK Gazette of New ork in the oxvy legitimate Illustrated Sport- TT1 1 jng Journal published on the American continent. A pply for terms to Richard K. Fox, Franklin Square, New York.

BARGAINS chants done a rushing business We understand that an army of marriages will soon invade our peaceful community. Some enterprising person with plenty of ready cash should immediatly commence tho erec tion of an elevator, it would be a prolital and safe investment, and would be a great help to our town. Dentist at hotel, Thursday, Juno 27th. A large number of the young gents and ladies were out pleasure riding Sunday eve. IT.Pharesandwife return ed from Indiana.

A large number of our citizens were down to Hutchinson attend ing tho contest trial between J. L. Ball and William Turner. Lige Hawkins says they had him on the stand for half a day. He is so long.

Dr. Blachly warrants all work. Alex May editor of the Macks- vilie Telephone, was in town Sunday visiting his father. A man, supposed to bo J. II.

Ilobbs, of Tnron, was found dead near Belden, Jun8 1. Southwest, Ft. Worth, Tex. M. L.

Sheltou Captured six young coyotes last week. F. Redd of Freeman, was a caller at our office Monday. Tooth-day, Thursday June 27tii. A correspondent from Freeman to the Stafford Republican, wants to knovr what is the matter with the hog buyers of Stafford, as all the hogs around Freeman arc being bought by Sylvia parties.

F. I). Roberts made a business trip to Hutchinson, Tuesday. Miss-; Julia Real returned home from Wheeling where she has been teaching school. John Shontz was arrested Tuesday, and brought before J.

W. Parish on the charges of burglary and petty larcency. Evidence was adduced before the court showing that Shontz had broken into Geo. Wightman's house north of town and etole numerous articles of small value. The court found him guilty on both accounts, and bound him over to court on the charge of burglary and fined him 820 costs and thirty days in jail.

The case of Ed Smith vs N. P. Womack suit for damage was continued from Saturday until next Friday. A Mardi3 returned from Kan sas City, Wednsday. Mrs.

J. W. Parish returned from Hutchinson Tuesday evening where she has been visiting with her daughter, Mrs. Mead. Hon.

J. X. High was visiting around among the boys Wednsday. Wm. E.

Hook and his witnesses went down to Hutchinson Wednsday. Elmer proves up on his claim south west of town. VT. J. HAWLEY'S, keep nothing but the best grade of goods and think it will be to your interest to see me before purchasing I will take In exchange for goods, a All Kinds of Country Produce.

for ZETot Stoclr- Inviting you all to come and see me, I am yours for good goods at low prices. T. J. Hawley..