The Nickerson Daily Register from Nickerson, Kansas • 3

1 BUSINESS LOCALS. THE DAILY REGISTER. GO Uave just received aud keep constantly on hand a complete Stock of RET A ILEUS IN mm -ASD ALL KINDS OY" mh.KuiV.Al.tr-iii FARMING IK1PLI LUMBER Ugliest running LISTER in the Market, Stock Cutlers, Harrows, Cultivator, Fence Wire Etc. WHOLESALE AND PINE 1 Nails, Paints, WEDDING BELLS Married At the residence of the bride's parents, Mr, and Mrs. J.

D. Reed, at 8 o'clock Thursday evening. September 29, M. W. Hoffman and Miss JennIe B.

Reed, by Kev. Ives, of the Congregational church. The bride, Miss Jennie Reed, is well known to the people of Nickerson and vicinity, having lived here for the past seven or eight years. She is a most estimable young lady, and is well thought of by the people of our prosperous little city, in fact she is so well known that any comments from us are unnecessary. The groom, Manley Hoffman, has resided in Nickerson for the past three years.

He was employed first as chief clerk in the round house, which position he resigned and became one of the drug firm of J. W. Reed Co. He afterwards disposed of his interest in the firm and again accepted the old position at the round house where he is at present employed. Manley is a steady, industrious young man, of sterling qualifications, and well liked by all who know him.

The Eegister, together with its numerous patrons, wash the newly married couple the best of success through life, and hope that the sun will ever shine on the rugged pathway to prosperity, as bright as it does now. Success to Mr. and Mrs. Manley Hoffman. Clark Moon, of Kinsley, is visiting- Nickerson Master Mechanic Smith vras a visitor at Newton last evening.

Switch engine No, 210 is ''clown on her wheels," and will soon be ready for the road. Louis Abrr returned from Arl Pumps And Windmills, of all kinds kept in stock and put up by is al the lowest Roofing and Repairing a Specialty. Sole agent for the New Home Sewing Machine, MILLS OUT O-J Glass, Posts TheBOOMING CONNER, IS THE We Handle the Eest Grades of HARDWARE AND TINWARE FARM DIPLEMET1IBBUGGIES Sold the most Wo keei a Full WAGONS HORSEPOWERS AND CORN-SHELLERS. Repairing Neatly Done. IOw Yards at Nickerson am SCOTT NICKERSON, Received every day from PEORIA MOVEMENT, Also a uU line of aU th3 A.

T. S. f. STANDARD TIME, IWTS, lows DEPOT FOR ES, ECKARD. KANSAS ESTACLISHED 1 88 1 Topeka.

Headquarters for Uic SAflTA FE STANDARD. leading American AVatchcs. E. C. CLARK, Attorney and Couneellor-at-law.

Practice in all courts tho state. 'AX1, LOANS AXI 1XSUILVXCE. Ofllce with J. Waynian, upstairs Union Block. XlCKKIOK, Kansas.

A. XOKTH. CHAS. W. EIX1 5 XORTII ELLIS, Mio eys-At- Law.

Will practice in all the court? of the state and the United States. Ileal Estate, Rents and collections promptly attended to. Nickeksox, Kansas. T. T.

J. W. JOXES. C. W.

TAYLOR TAYLOR, JOXES TAYLOR, Attorneys and Counselors at Law. Practice in State and U. S. Courts. IlLTCIIIXSOX, Kassaj.

W. 1L FAYETTE, M. D. Physician, and Surgeon. Office on Main-st orer Hank of Xickoiion, 1U idence Peal tody-st Cor.

E. Ave. XICKE11SOX KASSAP. In Vegetables in season at Hermann's. Screen wire awful cheap at Marshall's.

Headlight Oil at Co's. 0. Williams pumps in this market at Mills Orton's. Prices way down at Marshall's to reduce the stock. A full line of oils anil paints at T.

O. Williams Co's. Hair Cutting done in the latest style at Reindardt Messic's. 25 cent shoes for ladies and children. Just received, at Michaelis Co.

Now is Marshall's. the time for bargains to reduce stock. at Force pumps and windmills at the old reliable "Booming Corner." The "Daisy" 5 cent cigar is the finest in the citr at T. O. Williams Co's.

Best line of cook stoyes ever put on the market at Mills Okton See our old men's comfort and easy at Miciiaelis Co. Roofing, guttering done, and valleys put in by Mills Orton on short notice. Hats of all sizes greatest variety at and shapes in the Miciialis Co. Buy a can of baking matin's and get a pair shears. powder at Iler-of best quality Marshall will sell tinware' for a song, and you can sing the song yourself.

Call and see him. Payne Bros. loan money on good farm security. Call and see them at their old headquarters. Buggies and "Wagons ol the best make and cheapest prices at Scott's ''Booming Corner" Complete line of artists material both in oil colors and French Lustre at J.

W. Keki Co. You can find everything kept in a first- class grocery store at Hermann's, which he Is selling at the very lowest prices. Tin roofing and work of kinds in the tinning business promptly and satisfac-tiorly done at the "Booming Corner." The latest novelties in ginghams and dress goods just received at A. A.

Miciiaelis We have the Domestic. White and Household machines. J. P.King, In A. S.

Kent's jewelry store. Payne Bros, do a general real estate. lpan and insurance business. Give them a trial when needing anything of this kind. Hermann is making a special drive on teas.

If you want good tea at the lowest possible price, call at the "Corner Gro cery." NOTICE LACir-S. We have the prettiest and best line of shoes and boots epr opened in this city, A. A. Miciiaelis Co. Three pieces colored cheese cloth at 5c per yard.

Also five pieces of pique at per yard at A. A. MlCIIALLIS Co. If you have and real estate to sell or wish to buy call on Payne Bros, and they will minister to your needs in rst-class shape. The St.

Louis hat is the prettiest hat on the market. See them at Miciiaelis Co. Ilerrman is selling and staple, at the yery lowest possible prices. Call and be convinced. The best $2.50 shoe in the Warranted.

All sizes on hand. market. Also the cst 3.00 gents" shoe. A. A.

Michellis Co. have a tew old ground plows we will sell at a bargain to make room for larir invoice of cook and heating: stoves. "Mills For (ienmne uargains in Boots and Shoes, see Michaelis Co be fore buying. They keep the best at the very lowest prices. Miss Belle Morrison has just received iall and winter stock of Millinery Joods.

Call and see her if you want scything in her line. Mills Orton are agents for the new I onus sewing machine, and sell them on monthly payments. It is the best ran- hine in the market. Call and examine It. "0 pieces of best plaid and checks, at 10 litv gingham in cents per yard.

Au unheard of bargain. A. A. Michaelis Co J. P.

Hermann has just received a lot ot line Utah potatoes. These are -the must potatoes brought to this market. The old reliable jewelry house of A.S. "Kent has just received a fine line of wuMies, silverware, watch charms and novelties in and examin! ibis elegant stock. sellm the celebrated lachhie.

The Stand- OJ. W.llurgess Is Standard Sewing ard is the lightest running machine on the market, the shuttle having a notary motion. Mr. Burgess keeps constantly on hand good machines for rent. Those wishing anything in the Drj floods line will saye money Dy seeing our goods and getting prices before buy ing elsewhere.

A. A. Miciiaelis Co. Paint your Buggy for $1.00. J.

W. REED CO. Mens' work shoes in great variety. All juzes at A. A.

Michaelis Co. FRIDAY EVENING, SEPT. 30, 18S7 J. W. REED LOCAL Cranberries at Hermann's." G.

A. II. hats at Miciiaelis Co. Fresh oysters and celery at Stetler's to-day. 48 Citizens1 to-night.

meeting at the opera house Harry Whitaker. of Marion, is in the city again. W. II. Frease is son, to-day.

visiting in Ilutchin- Miss Mertie Shaffer is very sick with malarial fever. Fine California canned fruits in variety at Hermann's jreat Bob JVeNeil has been transferred from day switchman to night man. For a good shave go to Reinhardt Messic, the Main street barDers. Wm. Simpson is visiting in Kansas City.

He left last night on No. 8. Everybody should attend the Citizens' meeting" at the opera house to-night. Good heavy unbleached table linen 40 cents per yard, at jMichaelis Co. S.

A. Shields and E. J. Arnold, are vis iting in Abbyville and Partridge, to-day Try Reinhardt Messic, the Main street any thing in their line. The barber shop of Reinhardt Mes sic, on 31am street will keep open on Sundays until 12:30 p.

m. Mrs. Ilarpole and mother, of this city, left this morning for Garden City, where they will visit for a few weeks. Attorney E. C.

Clark drove to a place 10 miles east of Hutchinson, this morning, on important legal business. i A nice line of cotton flannels at all prices; also red, white and blue twilled and plain flannels at Michaelis Co. Just received a large collection of bulbs nnd expecting more to arrive sonn. Prices reasonable. 48 2-w-d tcyftjs No matter who you are, what your condition or opionion, be sure to attend the Citizens meeting at the opera house to-night.

W. B. Foster moved from the house on Avenue to the house further down the same street, recently vacated by W. E-Cadwell. jaKe jjcuion oi council urove, is visiting in Nickerson to-day.

Jake says he can't Stay away from our lively burg long at a time. Benjamin Shreve and Wm. Doyle, two painters from Topeka, arrived in town last night and went to work in the paint shop this morning. The best ladies' 1.50, $2.00 and 2.50 shoes can be found at Richardson Thorp's, Also the best gents' shoe3 for 2.00, 2.25 and 2.50. 51-10d Joe Cline and family, returned last evening from Dodge City, where they have been visiting fer a few days.

Joe reports an excellent time. All parties indebted to me will please call and settle between now and the first of next month, as I am needing the money badly. W. F. Snyder.

Engine No. 10 leaves the shops this morning, bne has been thoroughly overhauled and presents a fine appear ance, which makes Walter Ilislop smile all over his face. J. J. Crowley, switchman in the yards here, has moved his familv from inson to ihis city, and row occupies the house recently occupied by J.

A. Vogel on Peabody street. City Marshal Wright arrested a man! this morning for draying without a license. The party arrested immediately paid the necessary money and obtained a license for the balance of the year, W. C.

Dearing, now of but ot this place, came in on No. 7 this morning. He will visit here to-day and to-morrow, and will leave to-morrow evening for St. Louis, where he will visit for a few weeks before his return to Hutchinson. AVill is a conduc tor on the C.

K. from Hutchinson to Kinsley. For several days past fiocks of birds could have been seen passing southward. This is a sure warning that icy winter with his chilling blasts has deserted his abode in the far north and is slowly but surely wending his way southward. Now is the time to patronize the coal man, and put your stoves up.

Don't wait till he is uPon 2u aild then, swear at your wife if the falls nPon your numb fingers. ATTENTION, EVERYBODY. A meeting cf the citizens of Nicker son has been called to meet a the Opera lions, Friday evening at 8 o-'clock. Every person who has the welfare of the city at heart is cordially requested and expected to be present. What will be the nature of the business transacted we can not tell, but such a meeting will de velop a great deal of good to the dty re, 2 ell Fence Wire reasonable prices.

Stock, and at the -O- a Jtbit class Lumber Yard. .1 1 4 I ft i ot lie people ot tins city ana sur 1111 jlift fianri jj'fl Sterling Mric? cz taiias unntn 01, MulMUDLu, Lsmc DWAfiE Jewelry, Silverware, Clocks Etc. All kinds of watches and clocks repaired and satisfaction guaranteed. AH Goods sold EXGKAVED free of charge on short notice ington last evening, and went to work in the shops this morning 'Miss Julia Snyder is assisting Miss Belle Morrison in her dress making establishment this week. The now machinery that was received here some time aero, has been put in position and is now doins: excellent work.

Mrs. Kirklimr, of Hutchm- son, ana Mrs. J. li. L.eeman, oi Hartland, are visiting in this city the guests of Dick Payne and am- iiy- Herbert Hackeney, ot Topeka, assistant superintendent oi Ma chinery, is visiting in Nickerson to-dav.

looking over the commna- nv's interests here. We heard that John Ledger- wood didn like the idea of Nick erson having stone side walks, but nnw thfw are down, savs thev are pretty nice to walk on after all. C. E. Trees, brother-in-law of S.

Snyder, who has been vis iting hinr in this city since Satur day night, left last night tor Bir mingham Haskell county. Mr. Trees is a real estate agent at that place. A letter from Geo Giegoldt re- ceived yesterday from Raton, N. it it.

-i. i i says wiab no is wuu pieasou with the country in the "wild and wooly" west, and he has ac cepted a position in the shops at that place. Chas. Dwelly, machinist in the round house was promoted night foreman, and Dan 15rentlmger, who has held that position for some time has taken the position of engineer on the switch engine, and is handling the lever at niffht this week. inere are rumors anoat on our streets to-day regarding railroad matte which mean great things for Nickerson, but we are not at liberty to state the facts to-day, but win give tne particulars in full at a later date.

Nickerson is bound to tase tne iront ranK as ono of the leading centers" of the state, and every indication of a bier boom next spring is imminent, and we would advise all property owners to hold onto their proper- There is a 'hen on ana sne win lay a goiaen egg -1 11 1 "11 lor jNicKerson, wnicn win make the towns of Newton and Hutchinson green with envv. "Razoop." When the stone walks arc com pleted and the street graded, Nickerson street will be one ot the finest in the state. It is now proposed that some action be tak en to keep up the appearance of the thoroughfare. Col. Bright- man was around among the busi ness men getting their opinions in rogard to passing an ordinance by the City Council prohibiting the hitching of teams on Nickerson street and providing for a suita-1 oie piace ior teams on siue streets.

The large majority of the business men are in favor oi such an ordi nance. Of course it looks a little hard On the farmers to regulate them to the rear, but it is really very much to their advantage, as suitable and safe facilities will be 1 giyenthem, A farmer will be pleased to know that a place has been provided for him where he can tie his team and find protec- tion as well as accommodation. The nicesjt, neatest and nobbiest line of hats for men and boys at Michaelis Co. We still take the lead with the Amer ican and New Home sewing machine. Miels Orton.

J. W. Keed Co. have received the nnest assortment oi nanging lamps we ever saw, and at the most reasonable prices. Anyone wanting a lamp would do well to call and see them, for they have every style and at low prices.

51 la Nq sic n-rilrw W. E. CLAEK PROPRIETOR. NICKERSON DAIRY Fresh inlk lelivcred to allparts of the city niornins anil evening. FfliR, SHflSK and GO.

Proprietors of ELEVATOR Wholesale and retail dealers in mm LIVE STO! Jl-4 ft Si. Mn ana Irt Cony NICKERSON. KANSAS. Keep on hand all times all kinds of llln, Mninninl I fllllfl UM1M IdlOIl Shingles? Barbed Wire, Cement, Plaster, NAILS and BUUl HAr And everything included With a knowledge of the wants 'n E. P.

STEAUSS, M. Physician and Surgeon. OHiee in Union Block. Residence on Rurr street one and one-half block north Church. Electricity u.ed in treatment ol Chronic Rheumatism, Paralysis, Neuralgia and nervous diseases and debility.

Calls M-illrccirc prompt attontlon. XlCKERSOX, KAUSAi yM-A. THOMAS, SIIAVIFG and HAIR CUTTING. Shop on Railroad Avenue in Reenfa Block. XlCKEESOy, country, couplea witn unequal lacintes ior tne purchase and shipment of stock, we are enabled to offer Bottom prices and guarantee satisfaction in grades.

JUL COOPER, Manager S. A. SHIELDS, Man. So don't fail to attend..