Abbyville Tribune from Abbyville, Kansas • 1

i A KB YYILLE TBIBUNE" VOL. 1 ABBY VII ,1 -K, RENO COUNTY, KANSAS, Til URSDAY, DEC. 2, 188(5. NO. 1(5.

MARKET REPORT THE Tit I HUNK I 0. L- DCVER) Bros, were (nt f.ir the Kansas (J rain and Live Livestock Co. the flrr of the week. Dealers, who have buyers nil ahn? the line of the C. K.

A nay that then' is inoro grain marketed here than any town on the line. Thb is easily account' 1 for. 1st. There 1 Corrected weekly by OUK MERCHANTS II. T.

Chittenden spent Saturday ami Sunday in Hutchinson with his father, Dr. It. II. Chittenden. J.

II. Grant is kept very busy waiting on customers fur the Mc-Cullam Co's lumber yard, and buying grain for the Kansas Chain Live Stock Co. abbyville DEC. 2, IbC. tU6 SUBSCRIPTION PRICES.

One Vonr, In ndvanoo, hix Muullu, In iiilviuii'P, Prices fr which articles are sold in Abbyville. i is more grain raised in the country ADVERTI8INO RATES. Ttrni for mini. Hi' mlvirtlwim'lilii wmo known on uiinllailtoii. tributary to abbyville.

2d. Our C. T. Coponhavcr spent the latter P. McOULLAM AND COMPANY Lumber, Lath, shingles.

Isms 4 Cement, Hair.Hardware. etc. etr. J. II.

13 KANT, MANAGER, Aboyviils, Kansas HEIGHSST PRICE GNZH FOR GRAIN. TGive us a call when you want anything in our lino of good. Im-iiIh trfiiiM n-r lino, flint dealers pay letter prices than al rnniH, imk'II HiliiM'n' in inwriliill. All HUVei lifting IIIIm inonihlv. part of this week on his farm four miles north-west of here, repairing most any other town.

.05 .20 .50 .20 .20 .20 .75 Lwcul nci.loe in nut bo lninli.il In be- his cattle sheds for winter's chilly Beans, Priino Navy, per lb. Coll'cc, Arhtu kel's, per pkg Sorghum, per gal. Cheese, extra, per. H. Eggs, per dozen, Cutter, per, Ik Potatoes, per bushel.

Dried Apples, per H. Dried Peaches, per lb. Sugar, Yellow 15 ((! l(i lbs. 'oro WediiOHdiiv noon to Inmire liintrtlun. Messrs.

Dr. B. Pollock of St it should happen to come Louis, and W. J. Flynn of Newton ftuterctl nt Uio jmh! oflloo ftt Abbyvlllu, ium Con nly, KitiiHiiit, in HL-roiid-cliniH null fT.

Kansas were in town last .12 .12 1.00 and made this ollieo a pleasant call 1 i These gentlemen are "dudes." And each tried to out witt the other tell TIME SCHEDULE NO. I. Chicago, Kansas Western HUTCHINSON KXTKNHIO.V. TOTAKK EKKKCT, 12: A. 10, 1S0 ing stories of their experience, am "do White granulated 12 lbs 1.00 Salt, per bbl.

2.25 Salt, imt lb. .01 Nails, Steel, Nails, Wire, per lb. Fence Wire, barbed, .01 Bar Iron, per lb. .05 for one hour and a half the atmos plure of this sanctum was made blue by repented efforts to this way. Once more we hear the shrill whistle of Wright's feed and exchange mill.

Mr. Wright having the mill in running order, will lift prepaired to fill all orders for Hour, feed, chop etc. NOTICE. All persons knowing themselves to be indebted to me, are kindly requested to call aad settle between now and December as I want to close my books and do a cash business. M.T.

Stroiip. Miss Mattie Piice left last Wed Paasontjor West I'lHowngor Kwt i I.v Hutrli'Min 9:10 am Lv Alihyvlllo 8:01 pm ArrAbby'llo am Arr liuti-u'n BU5 jin Freight Freight pm I.v urn ArrAbby'llo pm Arr llulcli'mi sustain their reputation, when final Flour, k. B. Pat. per 100 lbs.

3.00 2.50 GoToM.T.3TROTJP'Sfor feoToM.T.STROTJP'Sfor Jjp) jgDKUGS AND CICURSjf niriA us ly the cast bound passenger came and they left for Hutchinson, Poll ock one ahead and Flynn telling do Peerless, do Moist Local do Pride, do Favorite, Corn Meal, bolted, Mixed Chop, Coal, Cannioii per ton, 2.20 2.20 2.00 1.00 .75 7.15 Train dally except Hunday. AH regular trains carry pansengern. J. H. SHCELY Loral Afrnt.

another. DANK ROBBERY AT MAXVILLE. LOCAL ATHimNOt. A bold bank robbery occrurred at macksville Kansas Suuday morn prices Paid for Country Produce. nesday for a two months visit with ing last.

The bank is located in her sister Mrs. Trostle at Nickerson Kansas. Ogle County Democrat. the lumber office of Brinkman Co. Goods fresh clean Sold as low as the test, for Cash.

A clerk was in the office until about Miss Price visited our town last ten o'clock Saturday night and week and we hope to cdaim her as KANSAS. ABBYVILLE, when he returned Sunday morning one 'of our citizens in the near .20 .20 .01 .00 .05 .15 .55 .20 .22 .70 Butter, Fresh, per lb. Eggs, per dozen, Chickens, Live, per lb Chicken, Dressed, per lb. Turkey, Live, per lb Turkey, Dressed, jkt lb. Lard, per lb.

Wluat; Good, per bushel, Oats, per bushel, Corn, do Potatoes, Irish, per bushel, Subscribe for the Tuibune. If you want PURE drugs go to Stroups. E.M.Plummer visited Sterling Sunday Rheub. Townsley was in Sterling Tuesday. Who ever saw finer weather in December.

future. he found the safe had been broken open. The burglars, judging from We want a good correspondent the neatness of the job, were cx B. S. MARSHALL, F.

E. MARSHALL. in each and every township in perienced hands at the business. Reno county telling us the news. They first entered the section house RSHM BROTHER If any body gets married tell us of the C.

K. It. It. and took their drills, hammers, crowbars and if they dont get married tell us, J. II.

Grant spent Sunday in Hutchinson. If they die tell us. Tell us anything chisels and adjourned tothc bank -rnorniKTous ok- Wanted A good hotel in Abby ville. Thev first attempted to drill a hole that you think will be of interest to the many subscribers of the Thib- Cliff 'kockenstinc spent Sunday in the outer door over the eombi UNE. in Nicker son" nation, but finding the metal to Wanted 15,000 Subscribers for the TlumiXE'.

Immediately. LIVERY, FEED SALE STABLE, Passengers carried to all parts ofthe country. ROAD CARTS fur ni(c. hard they pulled the combination We are in receipt this week of the O. AW Lentz' went to Arlington off, and the hole thus made was Wanted: A first class barber to first copy of the Hutchinson Lea filled with powder and the charge open a shop in Abbyville.

der published by A. S. Lightwalter at Hutchinson Kansas. The Lea Monday on business, Still they go the fine ranges at Humphrey Dover's. fired, blowing the door completely Wanted: A good shoemaker to off the hinges.

They got about ABBYVILLE, KAS. der is a neat five column quarto, locate immediately in Abbyville. $200. in cash, some valuable silver and is a welcome to our Mat. Stroup, went to Hutchinson ware, but as it happened they over Wanted Lowest cash price on a on business Tuesday.

looked about $2,500. worth of nego few hundred acres of good land in office. We wish the Leader sue cess and place it on our list of ex changes. tiable paper. The inner door of the Reno county.

Humphrey Dever. A new lot of stoves and ranges safe was secured by a time lock and Wanted Some one to "get a move Four cars and the caboose be probably fearing detection, the nt, Humphrey Dover's. C. E- Whitlock went to Hutchin son Monday on did not wait to investigate the in on them" and start a bank. It would be well patronized.

TIKE CLOSING OUT SALE Of Dry Goods. ner vault which contained several thousand dollars. The time lock was badly damaged. In addition to the Wanted: A position as Stenog Judge B. Ilanan passed through here to day on his way to lopeka.

longing to the east bound freight broke the coupling yesterday between here and Plevna.the engineer not noticing the accident came on to Abbyville and filled the water tank, when some one called his attention to the fact. He concluded to return and get the rest of the train. above they got $50 out of the till of rapher and Type-writer, by a young man who owns a machine. Best of references. Address Box 104.

Brinkman and Co's office. No clue Send us $1.25 and we will send Abbyville, Kan. you the TRIBUNE till Jan.lst. 88 Having decided to ciose out my business in Abbyville, I offer my to the perpetrators. QUITE A BLAZE.

The ear splitting screech of the fire alarm incessant whis Wm. McDannald took a trip The oyster supper at Mr. Barber's living north of this place, last Tues stock regardless of cost, at prices to suit the times. A full line of DRY GOODS, NOTIONS.BOOTS SHOES and GROCERIES. -tling of the Santa Fe switch engine and a dense column of black smoke raNESSLOCALS.

Pay as you go, And then you wont owe. To avoid a smash I will sell for cash. After Jan. 1st. M.

T. Stuoit. day evening was a grand affair. The oysters were large and fat and cooked in first class order. About arising from the vicinity of the stock yards in the north western part of the city this afternoon awak It will be impossible to give prices here.

But look out for bargains in thirtyfire couple were present and all enjoyed themselves until a late hour, when they returned to their Ladies Dress goods. A complete lino ot JIats, Caps 0 loves Take the TRIBUNE, the Ivst ened our citizens to the fact that a fire was in progress near the above mentioned place, and with the crowd of other sight seeing citizens, a local paper in Reno county. respective homes, feeling glad that they were alive witness such a pleasant occasioh. We are agents for THE PIKE- EftSTS FURNISHING GOOD News reporter was soon on the NIX insurance Co. ground.

The building in flames proved to be the Consolidated Mr. Frank Lafiin and family liv down to Iuka on business last Sat-. urday and returned the first of the week. Mr Holmes the representative of the Leavenworth Times was in our ity last week and made this office a pleasant call. We are in receipt of an invitation to attend a social dance at Sylvi on Monday evening next.

A grand time is anticipated. Mr J. Blaine left for Missouri Tuesday, where he will spend a couple of weeks visiting with his parents and friends. Remember that you can get any thing from a tin rattle box to a fine range and best of prices guaranteed at, Humphrey Di-ver's. We hear that there are about 40 Teams at work hear Arlington on the Rock Island Railroad and that Humphrey Dover.

See thoce new Bain Wagons at ing five miles north-west or this A BIG STOCK AND THEY MUST GO! Tank line Co's depot, W. 3. Ran- place loaded their earthly ions on Monday and left for Illi Hutchinson prices just recieved at Humphrey and Devers. dle, agent, in which stored about 100 bll of coal oil, several barrel of gasoline, a barrel of tur LOOK OUT FOR PRICES Ladies just try a bottle of that nois. Frank thinks there is better places than Kansas, but we place him on the list of those that go back to their old homes and re pentine and a barrel of linseed oil.

The highly inilamable nature of the Oriental cream for the complexion, at Stroiips drug store. turn again to be better satisfied Look out fur closing out sale of than ever with Kansas. Nine C. E. Whitlock's entire slock and grand bargains in everything.

tenths of those that move back, after living here one year, return again. That will shade anything yet seen in Reno County. GROCERIES. LOOK HERE! GranulAted Sugar, 13 pounds for $1.00 Light Brown, Sugar, 15 $1.00 Best Green Coffee" 7 $1.00 Arbuckles Coffee 6 $1.00 HORSES FOR SALE. At Marshall Bros, livery stable, tobioivcn Away.

Who will be the man I that will one good mare 5 years obi, and some geldings. business is begining to look up. D. L. Dever has got his house Inclosedand is busy finishing off.the inside work.

He expects soon to have it completed and ready to move into, Brick Brick 11 Good brick for burning oil, being as it was so near the stock yards and the elevators, made it highly probable that the blaze would result disastrously, but both the hose companies, materially aided by a coujde of drays made good time, and by attaching the hose of both carts they were able to lay the three blocks intervening between the fire and the nearest hydrant, and although they could do nothing in the way of putting out the fire, as water on the burning oil would have made it spread, they saved the stock yards. The fire caught from burning which caught from a locomotive on a west bound freight. The loss to the Tank line company ii fully $2000. Hutchinson News. all purposes and at reasonable dees at M.J.

Barr's brick yard at Abbyville, Kansas. embrace this opportunity of securing the two best lots in Abbyville worth at least $400 by fiimply put-ing a hotel building Upon them An institution which will pay, as it is much heeded here. By the erection of a hotel worth 11000. To $1,200 a property will be bad worth from to $2,000 and a gcod business. For particulars see Humphrey Dever Ag'ts for Town Company.

Remember this stock MUST go, Call early and get prices. THIS MEANS BUSINESS AND NO WHOA. O. E. WHITLOCK, ARLINGTON GALLERY.

Wc are prepared to do all kinds of work. Enlarging and Crayon Mrs. H. Wheeler and family vis-itcd friends in Nickerson the first t)f the week Hosey wore very forsaken lock during their absence, but looks better now, the family returned Tuesday. work, specialty Come and examine our work, and get prices.

KANS, Stratford Brothers..