The Turon Rustler from Turon, Kansas • 6

A Itnmb fthell In Camp. The Turon Rustler. THIS SPACE IS RESERVED FOR THK A full line of gents and ladies underwear at the Gragg Mercantile Co. store. Torn.

On Oct. 15, 1887, to Mr. and Mrs. Wilber Dotey, a girl baby, lie-ported by Dr. D.

A. Clowes. Mr. Rakestraw and daughters, Miss Ollie and Cora, of Sterliing, were visiting Mrs. M.

II. Potter this week. W. R. Gray, secretary of the Turon Town was in the city Friday on business connected with the new hotel.

We believe in the largely increasing class of politicians who desire to elect good men to office, regaruless of party ties. What's the matter with the railroads? The west bound train on the Rock Island is frequently one or two hours late. The Adelaide Randall opera troupe, enroute from McPherson to Kingman, took dinner at the Turon house on Friday last. Upwards of twenty teams were upon our streets at one time last Saturday. This speaks well for business at this time of the year.

If you are in need of Job work of any GRAG Who will Bargains GENTS' FURNISHING- GOODS, i an BOOTS and NEXT A States warrant was yesterday serv ed on Doctor J. S. Dickason, H. II Carr and Orlo Jenks, charging them with selling intoxicating liquors without a permit from the probate judge. Just as wo go to press certain facts have come to our knowledge that con viuce us that the motives that prompted the indictment was not the desire to further the cause of temperance, but, prompted by an envious spirit, its instigators really desire to injure our town and its citizens.

That they wish to make it a sectional Issue it is evident from the fact that to their knowledge, within a few miles of this town, a regular joint has been in active operation for months past. It these gentlemen who furnish the evidence upon which this indictment is issued are really desirous of aiding the tem-ance cause, why not indict its proprietor? The evidence to convict him is abundant. But nol that would not serve their purpose, for it would not injure Turon or its citizens. For the past few weeks it has been our object to allay all sectionalism and promote a spirit of harmony between the two towns, and only last week we expressed our desiro publicly to follow in that course, but now comes a bomb shell into the camp that startles us, that tells us it is useless to try and harmonize such elements, useless to be conservative, the gauntlet of defiance has been thrown at our feet. We do not like war; we would avoid it as long as possible, but we do not propose to sit calmly by when we feel confident that our citizens are being prosecuted from envious and malicious motives.

School Report. Report of Turon Public Schools, for the month ending Sept. 30, 1S87 Whole number enrolled males, 23; females, 35. Total, 58. Average daily attendance: males, 15; females, 30.

Total, 45. Names of pupils not absent during month: Elda Brown, Annie Schnore, Maggie Richardson, Mary Richardson, Daisy Richardson, Lillie Seltzer, Myrtle Seltzer Kittie Seltzer, Nora Winegard, Rosa Hinds, Amy Hooper, Emma Metzger, Addie Smedley, Dora Smedly, Joseph Brown, Sammie Carr, Ira Gander, Johny Harris, William Harris, Johny Winegard. Neither absent nor tardy Eddie Gragg, Ilattie Gragg, Eva Gragg, John Potter, 'Stella Ravenscraft; Ella Sampson. Heme Blackuukx, Teacher. Very Good Advice.

It is nearing election time. Have you made up your ticket? It is important that you should begin to inquire as to the qualifications of the candidates. No doubt your favorite ticket has one or more names with which you are not familiar, or that you do not care to help into office; all such persons should have your careful consideration, and should they prove worthy give them the benefit of your vote. Lerado Ledger. Notice.

All persons tresspassing or hunting on our farms after this date will be prosecuted to the fullest extent of the law. W. II. II. Hickman.

T. W. Hickman. October 20, 1887. Important Notice.

The Chicago, Kansas Nebraska Railway, "Rock Island Route," will open its line into Kansas City, Sunday, September 18th, 1887. Elegant Pullman Sleepers and a su-purb equipment generally, has been provided for these through trains, and passengers from any point on the C. K. N. Ry.

will find this new route to Kansas City, St. Louis, Chicago, and all points north, east and south, not only the Shortest, but In all respects the most desirable and comfortable route in the State. Our St. Joseph line will also have two through trains daily to and from the southwest with a brand new equipment especially built for this service. Passengers taking this line to the North, North-west, East and Southeast will find the accommodations strictly first-class.

Time tables for these new trains will bts given the public in a few days. JNO. SEBASTIAN, J. W. BUTZ, G.

T. F. Agent, Resident Agent, Topeka, Kan. Turon, Kan. First publication Oct 20, 1887.

ADMINISTRATOR'S NOTICE. Statr or Kansas,) In the rrobate court Keno County, ss in and for said county. In the matter of the estate of Louisa A. Vick defeased. OT1CE is hereby piven that Letters of Ad-ministration have been grunted to the undersigned on the estale of Louisa A.

Vick, late of said county, deceased, by the Honorable, the Probate Court of the count and state aforesaid, dated the 19th day of October, A. D. 18B7. Now, all persons having claims ascainst the said estate are hereby notified that they must present the same to the undersigned for allowance, within one year from the date of said Letters, or they may be precluded from any benefit of such estate; and that if such claims be not exhibited within three years after the date of said Letters, they shall be forever barred. Licics A.

Vick, Administrator. R. R. TIME TABLES. Missouri I'nclHo M.

Si A. Division. COINU WKHT. STATIONS. flOINU EAHT.

a. m. YiAl p. m. 1:17 Iti-llit p.

ra. .5:52 ...3:01 ....1:25 LCuiiway WprlnifS. ivorwicn Kinnnmii Coupon Tickets for sale at Turon for all point 111 lilt! UIIIUMi males mm vium.ui. Cull on or uddress U. S.

Scuudkb, Ag B. V. Drake, Biip't. Turon. kiwis K.

X. Ky. (Rock Island.) KASTWAKH. WKSTWAItl). Express, .7:12 a I Express 81W a 7:10 Pin I C.

St. L. Nljrht Express. Lv. Tont'ka 4:00 a ra I I.v Kans.

City a Ar. Kam. City 0:15 lArTopoka 100 C. St L. Day Express.

Lv Topt'ka 8:55 pm 1 I.v Kans. City ra ArKans. City ArTopcka 11:10 THURSDAY, OCT. 20, 1887. Green apples at Hooper's.

J. S. Keed is selling out at cost. II. S.

Smedley is a Notary Public. The Tacific opens on Monday next. Frank Hippie makes a speciality of coal. Tlie hotels did a lively business last Meek. Very little corn coming into market as yet.

First-class board at the Pacific, $4 per week. A fresh stock of the finest candies at Hooper's. There is a good opening here for a furniture store. Ileal estate and town lots for sale by U. S.

Smedley Co. The best turnouts in the city are kept by J. A. McOsker. George Fotter returned from Hutchinson on Monday.

D. 5l. Thornley took in the county seat last Saturday. A drove of horses were yesterday on the streets for sale. A full line of overcoats at the Gragg Mercantile Co.

store. 'Sijuire Carr went to Hutchinson Wednesday morning. Charley Bloom was down from Hutchinson yesterday. New line of stoves and heaters early in the week at Conner's. A post-office has been established at Penalosa, Kingman county.

The city magnates baptised the new-hotel on Sunday, "Pacific." Oliver Greenfield, of Hutchinson, was on our streets Tuesday. When your furniture needs repairing call on Decker in the big block. Miss Sada Carr is back from Pratt, whither she bad gone on a visit. Cy. Wolcott, of Hutchinson, was in town the latter part of the week.

We want a correspondent in every neighborhood. Send us the news. If want to sell your farm leave it with us. K. S.

Smedley Co. A peneral assortment of millinery goods at the Gragg Mercantile Co. store. Go to J. S.

Dickinson Co. and get prices before you buy glass, paints and oils. We heard a rumor of a wedding in the near future between Mr. S. and Miss S.

It is currently reported that llabcock of Kingman, have made an assignment. Wild geese and cranes are moving south in large numbers, Look out for cold weather. A. J. Hickman and wife are back from Finney county.

Jackson reports feed plenty, but no corn. Miss Lola Woods, sister of Mrs. W. M. Thornley, was here on a visit the early part of the week.

Mr. E. M. Fogle and family left on Monday for Arkansas, here they ill make their future home. R.

S. Smedley has the appointment of associate counsel with the county attorney, under the statute. Farmers, if you want insurance call on R. S. Smedley Co.

They wiite the farm policy at their office. A good farm two miles from Turcn and one adjoining the town site, to trade for stocks of merchandise, by Carr Shanks. Now is the time to repair your boots and shoes; don't wait till winter William George has a boot and shoe shop in the Ristlkii building. R. S.

Smedley Co. has a loan com' pany that lias never been locked up We can place loans now at once Those wanting loans call and see us. Mr. T. J.

Everett is at work on the new school house, and we understand it will be pushed to completion as rap idly as possible. Hurry up, Tom, or Jack Frost will catch the plastering. i Announce Their fl WEEK! fSlGOOD ORDER! the Place to Enjoy a Social Game, Dry Goods Joys 1, Save Your Cash kind give this office a call. We are prepared for all kinds of work and at reasonable prices. Young man, don't spit on the floors when there are spittoons in close jux taposition to your extemporaneous pro boscis.

Do you hear? A good time now to burn fireguards to protect your hay and other property and avoid a repetition of the damages done in this neighborhood last spring. Sleeper is wide awake to appearances, for he has given the store a dandy coat of paint and it now looks as gay and festive as stovepipe, tinware, pumps, and paint can make it. The dance in the Turon hall last Monday night, the boys say, was just splendid. Everyone enjoyed themselves, and not a single incident oc curred to mar the pleasure of those present. We desire all our farmers especially to read the articles we publish this week on sugar.

At an early date we predict that the growth of cane and the manufacture of sugar will largely occupy their attention. About the end of the week we understand that our genial host of the Turon house, Mr. Robert Slater, will open a hotel in the Blossom building, corner of Main street and Price avenue. Robert is a lively, social and agreable landlord, and we believe, with tables furnished with everything the market affords, he will make the new house a popular resort. The Baptist minister, Rev.

Smiley, preached last Sunday morning to a rather small audience in the North Turon Hall. But candidly, we believe the discourse, able as it was, was only half appreciated from the fact that the building, though admirably adapted to the wants of the community, being large and well lighted and well seated, was yet so cold as to be really uncomfortable. We understand the Baptist Brethren, Mr. Johnstone, R. S.

Smedley, and others, will see that the hall is properly heated by next Sunday. Republican Township Covention. Notice is hereby given that the Republicans of Grove township will meet at the North Turon hall on Saturday, Oct. 21), 18S7, at 2 o'clock p. for the purpose of nominating township officers as follows: One Trustee.

One Treasurer. One Clerk. One Justice of the Peace, to fill va cancy of John Porter, resigned; and one Roadoverseer for each road district in the township. And for the transaction of any other business that may come before the convention. J.

W. Jones, Cen. Com'n. Opening of The Pacific Hotel. On Monday, the 24th of October, the Pacific hotel will be opened under the management of Wm.

Birch Co. This hotel has just been newly completed and furnished. No pains or expense have been spared to make it in every particular first-class. It is well built and well lighted; the dining room especially is admirably designed, and shows evidences of artistic workmanship. The house is convenient to the railroads, and will at once take its place in the front rank of the hotels of the Southwest.

Mr. Birch, formerly of the LaClede, in Kingman, is a gentleman well known, having been connected with similar enterprises for several years in the larger towns of Reno and Kingman counties. Success to the Pacific 1 Notice. All persons knowing themselves indebted to Gander Ravenscraft are hereby notified to call at their shop and settle. All accounts not settled by the end of the month will be placed in the hands of an attorney for collection.

Gandeii Ravexsckaft. Our Goods are Coming from Meade Center! $12,000 Worth Genl Merchandise. I. D. HIPPLE CO.

North Turon. THE POOL PARLORS OF R. STONE, NEW TABLES First Door in the Big Block, is.