The Nickerson Daily Register from Nickerson, Kansas • 3

1-, USIXESS- 0 CALS. THE DAILY REGISTER. 1 Harei RfllLLS-aORTOKI, Uave just rceeivnl ami keep constantly on hmul a complete stock of K' -VXD ALL. K1N13 OF- A MARROW ESCAPE. K.

Fnrniinro Stor Nearly Destroyed ly Fire. About eight o'clock last night a lamp that was left on a wash stand in the rear of Vaughan's furniture stoic exploded setting tire to th stand, and tie llames spread to the adjoining furniture, and tho iirospocts for blaze of considerable manitudtf was good for a few Xo one was in the store at the time, and and the lire had its own way until S. E. Newton, who was standing across the the street, noticed the flames and with daring recklessness rushed across the street with a hand grauatle in each hand, which he borrowed from Marshall. It.

was an heroic action for Steyc. The flames were soon under controie, but not until bout worth of furniture was badly burned. This is a good argument- both tor water works and electric lights. Electric lights never explode, and if we had water works we could have managed the lire if it id got a start. at Shall Hie WHOLESALE AND Byilciing Nails, Paints, T.71 irv pl JWif-TT-r" JPINE "JW'CrrT7 "'ZV5- LUMBER FARmiWG irvlPLEMEIMTS, The liglicst running I.TSXKU in the Market, Stock Cutters, l'lons Harrows, Cultivator, Fcm-o Wire Etc.

Pumps And Windniills, of all kinds kept In stock and put up by is at the lowest Roofing and Repairing a Specialty. Sole agent for the New Home JScwinir niacin nc, MILLS ORTON 11 ii RETAILERS IN hardware 3 Fence Best Grades of ni reasonable nricBS. -i ti Glass, Posts ESTABLISHED: 1 83 1 A. T. S.

F. STANDARD TIME, Received every day from ToiH-ka. Head.marters Tor the PEORIA MOVEMENT, SANTA FE STANDARD. Also a full line of all the American Jewelry, Silverware, Clocks, Etc. All UiwU ol" wali-lies and cl.n-ks paircil d.

sold EXCJKAVKD lire nf rhare it liort uotiif. We Eaudle the 4. sp' ti fcj ESS i-i II Sold at the most Pill fi fi' Er teisl 15 vj a a fe a ri rj2 BVfea rf.V'.-a tii.3 By "ac That is wlia-t you would call it at Micliaelis ik Go's ESTABLISHED 1881 DEPOT FOR- asii Ury li rhey are having a rush in Gasoline at T. O. Williams Go's.

Screen wire awful cheap at Marshall's. Headlight Oil at T. O. Williams Go's. Be rt pumps in this market at Mills OiUli'c.

Croquet sets ami Hammocks at J. Heed Co. Prices way down at Marshall's to reduce the stock. A full line of oils and paints at T. O.

Williams Co's. Ur own Hutt have a house for sale on easy monthly payments. Now is the time for bargains at to reduce stock. Force pumps and windmills at the old reliable J. I'.

Hermann keeps a supply of fresh vegetables on hand at all times. The 5 cent cigar is the finest in the citv at T. O. Williams Co's. Money to loan on ehattle security.

Euowx Hutt. Best line of cook stoves ever put on the market at Mills Onxox. A four room house for rent. Inquire of Buowx Hutt. Roofing, guttering done, and valleys put in by Mills Orton on short notice.

If you want the best. Wall Paper at the lowest juices call at the 1. O. Hook store. Wall paper of 'all styles and patterns, for sale at way pown prices at the 1'.

O. Hook store. Marshall will sell tinware for a son; s' and you can sing the song ohm Ca-il and see him. Richardson rcceivci a tine line of 63 Ladies" "Common Sense" shoes. Watches, silverware and jewelry of the best quality and lowest prices at A.

S. Kent's. I'ayne Hros. loan money on good farm security. Call and see them at their old headquarters.

Farmers, take your produce to J. 1. Ib rm.tiin. He will buy nil you have at the highest market prices. French Lustre paints and a complete line of Artist's materials at d.

W.Reed Co'S. Ruggics and Wagon of the bed make and cheapest prices at Scott's "Boom-inir Hrown Hutt loan money on ali kinds -f security. Give them a caii if vou need any "stuff." you don't see what you wanted in way of groceries, go d. ller-mauu's and be will supply you. i Hermann the agency for the celebrated Walnut Creek Milk, Great p.eud.

hour. Get a sack and try it. Tin rcollng and work of kinds in the tinning business promptly and done at the 'Rooming Corner. I'ayne Bros, do-a general real estate, loan and. insurance business.

Give them atrial when needing anything of this kind. Three pieces colored cloth at r.c per yard. Also live pieces of at per yard at A. A. MtCiiALLIS Co.

The time-honored custom of engraving tree of chaige, ali articles purchased, is and has always been observed at Kent's Jewelrv Store. If you have and real estate to sell or wish to buy call on I'ayne Rros, and they will minister to your needs in llrst-class shape. The "Corner Grocery' ot J. 1'. Hermann slill continues the leading groccry lioe.se in the city.

To boy satisfaetoiiy go to the "Corner Grocery." The best 2.50 Shoe in the market. Warranted. All sizes on hand. Also the best f3.00 gents shoe. A.

A. Mktikllis it Co. We haye a few old ground plows we will sell at a bargain to make room for a large invoice of cook and heating stoves. Mills In order to reduce my stock of bedding plants I will sell Mower and vegetable plants at a bargain ror the next .10 days. I.

J. RviiKS. All my accounts are now in the hands of J. Riddell for collection, and must be settled at oncer All who are indebted will take notice. L.

II. 1'OTTEU. Mills Orton are agents for the new Home sewing machine, and sell them on monthly payments, it is the best ma chine in the mat ket. Call and examine it. Paint ycur Buggy for si.

GO. J. V7. REED CO. FARM and HOME.

Ready mixed paints still in the lead. J. W. Reed Co agents. Strawberry and raspberry plants, also tomato, cabbage and sweet po.ato plants in their season, for sale at II.

K. Yv Taylors, north of Jordan's grove, Niekerson. Kansas. At Store, 5 Gallons 1.00 Delivered, 5 Gallons 1.10 J. W.

HEED CO. tiu'iisday aug. is, isst. J. W.

KEED CO, PRESCRIPTS 4 iRUGGISTS. 3irs. r. auirhun visiting in Sterling. Frank Murphy, of Hutchinson, was in town, this nioni'mic.

W. A. Kitclia, wiA and (laughter were Visit hi in 1 lutch: -en to-day. KHswodit Ihunpliroy of the Argosy, was a vi-it'T hi Ilnteliin.son yestenlaj'. II.

U. Ni i-koivon jkissihI through this city this inorniiig ou a tour of inspection. tillois i visiting friend taking in the circus aji Great Bend to-day. The Commercial House has a new lung tester. Go in and see if j'ou can raise 00.

Mr. and Mrs. T. J. Grant, of Newton, are vidting the family of E.

F. Gallup, in thi citv. Miss Annie "Workman, was a visitor in Hutchinson last evening, returning this morning on No. 7. Michael is A have a rim ou gingham.

Going like hot cakes. Come at once if youjwant a bargain. Iipateher White, of Newton, Avho has been in tins city for a day or so. returned horao tiiis morning. E.

P. Lock, one of our popular pass n-ger vomhiciDt s. re! urned from his tri to New Hampshire last evening. 'lias. YV Ellis received his certificate to teach in Reno county from County Superintendent Payne, this morning.

All kinds watch, clock and jewelery repairing done with neatness and dis-1 tich at A. S. Kcmi ts.T- tery House. A hire numher of our citizens visited the circus at Hutchinson yesterday and report it fast class in every particular. PIANO FOR SALE.

A seven octave, square piano for tap I.i'i'.-ire of Mks. I. Coxuoe. Carl leil from a wagon Tuesday and broke Ins arm. Dr.

Wilson him up in the best possible condition. Michael id have received a largo line of Ca sJhKie for and Boy's 'iothing. good and cheap. Call and see them. Mrs.

.1. Woot's and Mrs. C. W. 11.

Delano are ybdth'g in Great Bend or taking in the ci: wo don't, know which. Nickersou had a circus last evening. The show train passed through this city on its way to Creat Bend, about 12 o'clock. J. W.

Johnson, of the firm of Johnson manufacturers ot cement sidewalks at Newton, was in the citv yester-day soliciting business for his firm E. B. the best natured man in western Kansas, was down yesterday to take in the show, lie and his estimable wife ave ju-t returned from a month's trip east. Hutchinson News. Will Hair didn't have much time to devote to business yesterdiy he was busj- getting acquainted with a new member ot the lamily that arrived yesterday morning, it is a girl.

Jr. T. last Friday bought the sf ore room and lot of J. 31. Nccland which he formerly occupied.

Mr. Michael is will shortl move his goods into it and enlarge his Kendall Boomer. The bond election returns from Walnut town.sh'p to-day gives 71 votes against and for. I'ell is still to hear from, lieti has ahout 110 votes, and will probabP reduce he majority to 175 or I'OO. John Chinaman, a special friend of Steve Newton, arrived in the city this morning and will open a laundry here.

We believe this is a scheme Newton is workiiig in connection with the water WO! a of smati boys were arrested this moi and arraigned before S'piire iiid.h i1. ir stealing a revolver, 'i he Judge gnve t'neut a good lecture, and released them, they promising to do bel Ut. The bid of lit eazaeie put-t'ng in the stone -niewalks makes the expense about f'X, lot. The council I t. or 120 in all, for the prop i owners by advertising lor bids.

Mi: (N --uii, ot Great Bend, who lias be In this cilv, the guest of Miss Fmma ilislop, returned home last Miss Fnima aceom pMnicd her heme an will remain for low days vi-itiug in tliatcity. Our thanks are due G. S. Emmersor agent for the Mo. PaeiS'e rai road at this place tor a vopy of a book issued by the railroad ho represents, entitled "-St, Louis Exposition and Historical Review of the reat Expositions of tin World." We neglected to give the vote of Sal Creek township on the bond proposition The result was handed us yesterday bj W.

II. Clark to hom we feel indebte for the tavor. 't he vote s-tood on the Midland road 2-) for and .7 against, on the t'niou i'aeiiie tor and 58 SI Mil New Goods received dai-ly and still buying. Sec our KKNTUKW Ginghams which arc the line.t in the Fall market, full width ami strictly colors at the rctluccd price of cents. Ohl time Calico which is lull width, extra weight and Color Guaranteed at l2i 'cents.

Wc have also received a new line ot LADIES SHOES at prices which will astonish 3-011. Sec our Common Sense KIMJOXS. In order to make room for our fall stock wc will offer for a few iLn's, our exclusive line of ribbons at Greath reduced prices. Thc3 arc Wc have just received a new invoice ot GENT'S NECK WEAK which will bo the last for this season. Call and get a pretty tic before the assortment is broken.

Gents' HOOTS, SHOES AND CLOTHING which cannot be excelled in (iiialitv or prices. Sec our Gencss All Solid Full Vamp Shoes 111 button or for $2.50. Richardson Thorp. i i v- .1 i' A I' remarma Die low prices max they sell their goods at. i-ieacl and see ior Tourseli.

Council The; City Council met in meeting Wednesday evening, Ang. 17th. PresentMayor Marshall, Councilmcii L.e-iiiprc, Newton and Payne, and Clerk Minutes of last meeting read and approved. The Judges and Clerks of the Special election held August 1st, were allowed each. Upon motion the hid of Dreizeale Doyles to put down thig stone sidewalks along blocks 6 and 7 v.

as aecepted, and the Clerk ordered to enter into a contract with the firm for the work. A petition signed by J. P. Hermann, A. P.

Kent, Chas. V'eber and ot tiers asking for the repeal of ordinance Xo. CS. relating to the remvotil of awnings, was present and up-on motion wns laid over mil il next meeting of the council. Council adjourned to" meet evening, August id.

Way car 1). of the Hutchinson exten- siois. C. K. iiea has itn in the shops for the past uumth undergoing repairs, is almost ready for the 'road and looks simply immense.

Howard Woods can justly be proud ot her. She is one of the finest way cars the Santa Ve supports. We have ju -t received one of the prettiest songs ever written, called no one like Mother to me, by Chailcs A. Davis. For a nice home song, In which both the words ami music are so very pretty, it is hard to eipud.

It can be phoed either on a piano or organ.aml will be sent to an' address for only '22 1-cent stamps. Address the publishers, J. C. Groene 30 and -12 Arcade, O. oO pieces of quality gingham in plaid and checks, at 10 cents per yard.

An unheard of bargain. A. A. Co. Notice to Teacliers.

Tiie Hoard of School District No. 21, Reno county, will meet at 4 p. ui. Mon- lav. Aug.

30. at the school bouse, to re- ceive certi-icates and eentratts. J. N. Wool.

Clerk. The Daily is onb? 10 cents weelc. We aie now sending it to Uie ti ers only. If you want to read the dally news come up and subscribe. Ladies see the "Jb'st Ensile at 'Miss Morrison's, price 10 and c.enis.

A BARGAIN. Three pieces of wool bunting, 'due wine, and b'aek, at 10c per yard, at A. A. MicilALLis ci Co. CosniKKf ial I Wi'ev.

c'ack- sou. Miller, 11 Aludge, JbiH'p, liuttertield. Sage. (Jhas Loux. Thompson, Joe Lear, as City; Clark.

Iowa: Rouse Lakin Craig. Great liend; A MeKeidcr. Kinsley; WE Frazer. li WilcoxeinFueblo; I) Smith. I) 10 he- lan.

St Louis; I) Wolf. Detroit; Fred redriekson, lopeka: 1) 1) Sedgewiek; Jl Jinny, Flee.s,-.i;t Hill: Vi Briggs, Hutchinson; il i-unk, rt Scott Conn, Col. PROPOSALS A WORKS. Sealel lits will he reeeiv'd hv he under siifui-'l, until Aatcst ISS7, tor the construction of water works in tin: 'if o'CK ick-o-son. sas.

i'lans eaii he seen at the aiee of the clerk. The riht i- reserved to reject any or alt bids. Attest S. iUaksiiall, L. V.

r.isov.-N, Mayor. City Clerk. Niekerson, Ka.s. 10, "ST. Proposals for Sale of Vatei Work! Donds- Sealed bids will he received by the nisder-signed, until September 1SS7.

lor the sale of the Niekerson, Kansas, Water Works llonds. Information regard said bonds will be furnislied upon application lo the nndersiirned. The ri.iiht is reserved to re ject any or nil bids. Attest i. I j.

C. Jirown. Mayor. City Clerk. Xickerson, Aug.

lit, '87. -Pi Willi nwin Drghts a nl Apotliooarics. rescripfionS Carefully Compounded VT ALL HOURS DAY OR NIGII'J MAIN-STREET Niekerson. KanSAS. fonncrl' worth I2A- ut 8 els.

Lttwti formerly worth M- 5 via. S'tteen formerly worth ircts. at 10 Sateeit formerly worth 1" cts-. 10 ets. Vhito o-oods formcrh' worth o.j ets.

i0 ct.s. White oods formerly worth 30 cts. at l.Scts. White formerly worth '1 ets. at ets.

Wliitc broods formerly worth 10 els. at i vU. Liliht di'ess goods formerly worth 10 ets. at "0 ds. Light dress goods formerly worth 20 ets.

at 2 cts. Seeisuekcr formerly worth 15 els at 12-1 cl. Seeistickcr formerly worth 12 els. at 10 et.s. Ginghaa tormerly worth 12 ets.

at 10 cts. A II our gloves and silk mitts, cmbroiderys and laeesat ucIiimI cost. Don't take? our word for this but come and sec. The BOOMING- CORNER, a i 5 I i ooas House A. "3 if'i 13 ika stf Tj r-TSS.

-O- -o- times till kinds of dyiJIiH. it class Lumber Yard. iiB, Mhiiia 7 ger in SB irid HLf CJ -IS THE rPTTVTW A 1T7 TTADAT Tl HAEDWAEE AM) STOVES, The t. Join ami larsli Gomgany NIGEERS0I7. KANSAS.

WAGONS HORSEPOWERS AND CORN-SIIELLERS. Repairing IMeatly Done. SCOTT ECKARD. Kcop on hand till, 3SgTJ i mil ft 1 mmm hdiiia, ryMi Shingles Barbed Wire, him 1T 17" A TTr TTM? KANSAS S. SHAFPEK i-uoruiKTra: of tiik SECOND HAND STORE.

I.uys and sell coihI liaml hhU all If yon want aiiythii) ever nwdr. Call ou him ami lie can u--ly it. Railroad Avenue. NICKERSOX, KANSAS emenx, hSS Sfiff llilil And everything includf NICKERS ON, FAIR, SHMKandGO, Troprictors of ELEVATOR Wholesale anl retail dealers in GRAIN LIVE STOCK S. A.

SHIELDS, Man. With a knowledge of the wauls ot he people ofthi.s city ami sur roimdtmr country, coupled with unequal facilitos lor the purchase and ot slock, we are enabled to oiler bottom prices and guarantee satisfaction grades. ML UliUi.