The Severance Enterprise from Severance, Kansas • 5

Chickens Wanted at Chrismans. NOT THE MARRIED, MURRELL MAYOU March 22, 1883, CIIAS. E. RAILWAY TIME TiBLE, No. 5, "Way Freight 9:10 a.

m. io. 7, Through Freight 11:00 a. ra. No.

8, Passenger 11:08 a. m. o. 8:48 p. m.

KAST. No. 10, Accommodation. 5:28 a. m.

No. 8, Way 8:10 a. m. No. 4, Passenger 4:20 p.m.

No. 8, Through Freight m. DEALER IN- LUMBER, SHINGLES, Lath, Cedar Posts, Coal, Brick, Etc. SEVERANCE, KANSAS. Yards at Leona and Everest, Kansas, Bridge timbers and odd sizes furnished on short notice.

Lumber delivered at any station in the state. Pleaso send your lumber bills and I will furnish estimates and guarantee satisfaction in prices and quality. i. T. II.

FRANKLIN. THE SEVERANCE FLOURING MILLS Have just completed extensive improvements to their machinery and their already well and favorably known. brands of flour will in the future bo equal to the choicest St. Joseph and Atchison brands. We havo adopted all tho improvements in uso in the lenge competion.

Severance standard for a choice family flour along tho line of the St Joseph and Western Railroad. We invito correspondence and a trial by those who are unacquainted with our "Good Bread is the staff of Life" and to havo it you want the S.nowfiakb. FRANKLIN FRICK, PROPRIETORS. Jack Pry left last Tuesday on a business trip to southern Kansas. Last Saturday 8.

D. Gilmore sold 92 head of fat beeves at six cents per pound, gross. Some people have a groat expectations "I hain't yet, but I am going to be Mrs. I F. A.

Miller, of Dubuque, who has been visiting our townsman, C. E. Miller, returned home last Friday. J. F.

Marak went last Sunday on a visit to his aged father in Brown county. lie found the old gentleman well. A. S. Campbell, the drug merchant of Highland, was visiting his brother, Dr.

Campbell, of this city, last Tuesday. B. F. Angstad went to St. Joseph and St.

Louis last Monday evening, to restock their store with Bpring dry goods, etc. J. F. Harpster went on a tour of inspection to the bank at Willis and the Farmers Elevator and Mill company, at Everest, last Monday. Rev.

Dr. Mayou, who has been attending conference at Hiawatha, reports that his Bishop located him at Highland for another year. Died. At the residence of J. L.

Newton, in Severance, Lester, infant son of J. L. and Augusta Newton, age one year, of hooping cough. D. L.

Carpenter, our popular fire insurance man is now prepared to write policies at homo and not send away to headquarters, as heretofore. We Imagine that the pastor of the Presbyterian church at Troy makes it quite hot for Binncrs, if the window blinds arc any indication of his theology. Our friend Eddie Franklin was visiting last Sunday and the early part of tho week at Doniphan. By the appearance of his face we imagine that his mother-in-law is quite well. Many of the young folks of Severance went out to Anthony Kilkenncys, last Monday night and had a first class dancing party.

Over forty couple were present we are informed. John Lyons, of the of Lyons Heeney, of Everest made our office a pleasant call last Monday. He reports Everest and the agricultural implement trade at that point as booming. Mayor Curtis, wife and family, left last Monday for a visit to Pennsylvania. They were called there by a telegram announcing the severe illness of Mrs.

Curtis' father, who is not expected to live. Messrs. Frauklin Frick havo more orders for their deservedly popular brands of flour than they can well fill. It keeps them busy all the time to keep up the sup ply to meet the increased demands. The Rev.

Father Pierman M. Kownbley the pastor of the Catholic Parish of which Severance is part, was up at the church building last Tuesday inspecting it. If his face indicated his feelings on tho matter he was well pleased. Lost. Between Highland and Severance, one leather pocket book containing $5 in money and a check on Johnson's bank.

The finder will be well rewarded by leaving at this office or at postoffice at Highland. Last Monday night there was another row in town. The were here and a tremendous racket was the consequence in one of our dives. One roan named Hugh Byrnes was arrested and fined five dollars and costs by our accommodating police judge. We have received a full line of Letter Heads, Note Heads, Bill Heads, Statements, Envelopes, Cards and Blank Paper, and can do all kinds of Job Printing ten per cent lower than Kansas City or St.

Joseph and save you tho express charges besides. Docs it pay to advertise? A little local in The Enterprise stating that Chrisman bought old iron brought him a man who had three loads to sell. He told Chrisman that he had heretofore hauled it to Atchi son but seeing his two line notice in The Enterprise he would sell it to him. There are some people in Severance who seem to pay more attention to other people's business, in the way of gossiping, than their own. Instead of being at home or at their own business, as they should be, they make it their particular business to see where you buy your goods and who you speak to, what you say and how you act, and knock a newspaper all to pieces in the shape of small good-for-nothing gossip.

'Tis an ill wind that blows no- body Proclamation. Notice is hereby given that in pursu ance of the ordinances of the city of Severance, governing elections, I do hereby proclaim and make known that there will be an annual election held in said city on Monday April 2, 1883, for the purpose of electing a mayor, a police judge and five councilmen. Polls will be open at council chamber. Judges of election, J. T.

Kirwan, S. L. Ryan and C. E. Miller.

in the chapel of the University, by Rev. Ja8. Mayou, Mr. William D. Murrcll, of Oakland county, Kentucky, and Miss Fannie S.

Mayou, daughter of the officiat ing clergyman. TUCKER JENKINS Ry J. A. Camp bell, March 28, Mr. John R.

Tucker, of Atchison county, and Miss Mary E. Jon-kins, of Wolf River Township. A party of young men started out with cow bells to serenado the bride and groom at her parent's home, and her father set out the wine and cake. Tho following are the appointments of the Methodist Conference, held at Hiawa- thr last week, of the Atchison District: Richard Wake, P. E.

Atchison, Philip Krohn Beattie and Axtell, To be supplied Blue Rapids, I). J. Crooks Capioma, L. A. Tallman Centralia, To be supplied Clifton.

J. W. Graham Corning, C. S. Freaik Frankfort, S.

L. Hunter Grecclcaf and Linn, S. M. Hopkins, one to be supplied Hiawatha, W. If.

Underwood Highland, C. K. Joues Hollcnbergh, Supplied by W. D. Moody Kennekuk, L.

S. Finly Marysville, A. G. Murray Monrovia, Supplied by W. C.

Day Morrill, C. W. Shaw Muscotah, J. T. Mayor Oketo, John Mc Ouiston Robinson, E.

H. Bailiil Sabetha, Edwin Locke Seneca, to be supplied Severance, E. R. Brown Troy and Oakland, Jeremiah Biddison Washington, A. H.

Walter Waterville, J. R. Shulta Wetmoro, Supplied by'4W. D. Ball White Cloud, J.

N. McCurdy H. D. Fisher, District Superintendent of the American Bible Socicey for Utah, Idaho, and Montana, member of Atchison Quarterly Conference. Highland Election Notice.

HiGHXANP, March 19, 1883. An election will be held in the city of Highland, on the second day of April 1883,, to elect officers for tho city of Highland to serve for tho ensuing year. Polls to be open at 8 o'clock, a. m. and close at 6 o'clock p.

on said day at the police judge's office, over A. Schumacher's store. The officers to be elected are, 1 mayor, 5 councilman and 1 police judge. A. Leioii, J.

S. Beklrr, Acting Mayor. City Clerk. MILLINERY. We havo just received our first invoice of millinery and notions.

The ladies are respectfully invited to call and examine our styles, quality of goods and prices before purchasing elsewhere. We shall be constantly receiving new goods as fast as new styles and novelties' conic out, and respectfully solicit a continuance of tho patronage heretofore extended to us. M. M. Welding.

In my recent loss I had a policy of insurance in tho Spriugfield, of Massachusetts, for $400, which I had forfeited by taking additional insurance without consent of company. After tho fire I stated the entire facts to the company through tneir agent, L. Carpenter, who, by his influence with them secured for me $300 in settlement of my claim. I am much pleased with the prompt and generous action of the company settling within thirty days from loss, and cheer-fnlly reccommend them and Mr.C. to the people as careful and safe business men and think that while we havo home men who represent snch companies they should have our business.

Seaman Tornado policies on all classes of buildings. Farmers Attention: The aeason of wind storms is approaching. Insure your property against damage by wind and hurricanes, in the Spriugficla. D. L.

Carpenter Agent. Robb Lovelace have on hand the IMPROVED BARLOW PLANTER, with the latest improved check-rower warranted to work satisfactorily in any ground. The REDING- CULTIVATORS; THE TOUNGLESS CULTIVATOR, and the NEW WESTERN with its latest improvements. The Cassady Sulkey Plow without a landslide, and without friction. Also a large variety of HARROWS and STIRRING PLOWS.

The CELE-RRATED FISH WAGONS, and ROAD SCRAPERS. We will furnish all pieces of machinery needed for repairs at manu factnrers prices. We warrant all goods to be made of the very best of material and any defects will be replaced free of charge to the purchaser if bought from us. Call and examine our goods and get prices before buying elsewhere, for we are determined to have your trade. Robb Lovrt.Ar?:.

Watbena Flour at Chrismans. Frosli lime at Miller's, lumber yards, at Severance and Leona. Early rose seed potatoes at Angstad Smith'B. R. G.

Drake hangs paper in an artistic manner. Try him. Have you seen those Langtry collars at Angstad Smith's. Mr. ani Mrs.

Dunwoody and Mr. and Mrs. Angstad went to Ilitrhland last night to hear the Wilberfull company Vrtll Inn baII a11 .11 nn ii vu vuu ocii vuui uiu Aiuu. vanr ings, stoves, bones and rags, at Chris-man's. We have a full line of genuine imported ginghams, colors guaranteed, and are selling at the low price of 25 cents per yard, at Angstad Smith's.

Qo and see L. A. Chrismans New Groceries. I havo thirty tons of good timothy and prairie hay for sale, in lots to suit purchasers. W.

D. RlPPEY. J. L. Hall has returned and is now ready to meet his old customers and do all kinds of wagon and machine repairing.

6-4t House cleaning time has come, now get R. G. Drake to do your paper hanging and calcominjng. lbs. of dry bones wanted, at ChrismauV Don't Bell your butter and eggs until jou get L.

A. Chrisman's prices. A. B. Ford, at the depot, sells tickets to all points, east or west, at the same rates as Atchison or St Joseph, local fare added.

Farmer's, pick up all the old iron castings and bones, on your farm and bring them to Chrisman's. Anyone having horses or cattle to pasture can contrect for it by addressing me. at Highland calling on me lat the postoffice, on Monday April 2, from 9 o'clock a. m. to 3 p.

m. George Sambekson. When you come to town you can get feed enough to feed your horse for 15 eeuts, at Chrisman's. Do net fail to put your name on that Baking Powder; List for that $12,00, Tea Set at Chrismans. Ladies, sell your old rags to Chrisman's.

They must be clean. Cash or goods paid for butter and eggs and other produce, at Chrisman's. Have you seen that line of children's new shoes. Something nice, at Angstad Smith's. Springer dressmaker and milliner has arrived and-they ire now ready to accommodate the public in anything in that line.

The first of next week they will get their new dress goods when they will show you the nicest and largest assortment of general merchandise ever brought to the town and are going to sell them cheap. They mean just what they say and want you 0 command for seeing is believing. OUR BUSINESS. All parties indebted to us are requested to call and settle as early as possible! We desire to square our books for 1882. All accounts standing from 1882 will be charged 12 per cent interest from Jan.

1st 1833. 1 Please call and settle as we need our money in our business. Anqstad Smith. The public library fit this city has again been replenished by a number of useful and interesting books. The library has already a good start, and eon-tains reading.material-of almost every character.

4 The number of volumes now on hand is nearly 300; and you can become a member, which will entitle you to receive a book each week, at the following prices: $2 per year, tl for six months, and 50 cents for 3 months. Tour subscriptions will be thankfully leceived by the librarian, whom you will find at the library room every Saturday afternoon between the hours of 2 and 7 o'clock p. m. Don't fail to call in and place your name upon the list and others help the noble enterprise along for this is certainly the cheapest rout by which yru eH tflimb the heights- of Heeney Lyons, Severance, Kansas DEALERS IN AGAIN TO THE FRONT! With the Largest and Best Assorted general stock ever brought to this place. Having bought our goods direct from tho fountain head, we are enabled to give you all the latest styles iu everything and at prices that DEFY Our line of Embroideries and Laces cannot bo beat, ranging in prices from 5 cents to $1.25 per yard.

A large and carefully selected 6toek of all the Latest designs in IDress Goods Also Silks and Satins to trim. In hosiery we havo the boss line for men women and children. We want to call your especial attention to our large and beautiful Btock of Young Men's Clothing Hats and Furnishing Goods, of which wo are making a Specialty, don't fail to see those new nobby hats, just received. A large stock of just in, and all of the latest shapes and patterns. None of last year's styles, displayed as new goods.

Our RIBBONS are just splendid. Como up and see them, it will cost you nothing to look as we are desirous that every one should see our goods. We also have a practical DRESSMAKER who thoroughly understands the trade and will be pleased to take the measure of any lady wanting a dress made to fit and in the Latest Styles Come and see us. SPKIMxER Winery Goods And Farm Machinery n. FRICK.

best Atchison mills, and chal Mills Snow Flake is tho of Every Description. J.W.PRY, Live Stock Commission Man and Auction ecr. Will attend sales ia Doniphan and adjoining counties. I will have general commlssionion stock sales in Severance the Second Saturday of each month, begining at ten o'clock. A.

M. Parties wishing stock sold should have them ready for sale at the abovo nnmed time and place. Parties from ft distance attending the sales can get iced for their stock in or near the city. Wy Tommission on all sales will be reasonable iml will guarantee satisfaction. nwn wishing my services as auctioneer should give me notice of the same at least three weeks before the work la to be done, so that I may be able to accommodate all parties wanting my service.

For further information call on or address J. W. Pkt. P. O.

Box 94. Severance, Kas. I also have 5 god farms for sale at reasonable prices; one situated in Doniphan County, with good Improvements and dose to good markets; one large farm in Brown County, consisting of 221 acres. Ie3 in cultivation, six miles west of Severance and and two miles and one-balf south oi Leona. with good residence, barn and other out buildings; and other lands, situated in Brown and Nemaba Counties.

J. A. Campbell the druggist hat choice lot of onion seed, for sale. It was raised by a farmer living near Severance, last year, and is Ttry good. Call and get soma.

STOVES, Bain and Mitchell Wagons; Racine Spring Wagons; a full line of Shellers; exclusive agents for Weir Cultivators, Plows, Brown Planters; Haworth Check Rowers; Leidy Stalk Cutters; Fanner's Friend Corn Planters; full line of Rock Island and Furst Bradley Plows and Cultivators; exelusive'fcgents for the Patee Tongueless Cultivators. We have a new stock of the best farming implements that money can buy, and will sell them as low as anv firm on this sido of the Missouri river. Come and sec us before purchasing. We mean businass, and will sell at as close a margin as goods can possibly be handled. We have bought our new stock in car' load lots for cash, and will sell to cash custemers at a heavy discount.

We also keep the largest stock of Furniture and Coffins! to be found in Doniphan County. Come and figure with us, and we will make- you happy. We throw out no bait such as selling some gooda at a sacrifice, in order to draw trade and overcharge on such goods that the trade is not aware of. We do and will sell all our goods at the Lowest Living Prices. Angstad SOLDIERS ATTENTION I PENSION CLAIMS.

I am prepared at all times to fill out applications for old soldiers for the recovery of Tensions, Back Pay, Com-munitive of Ration when soldier has been prisoner of war, money due for horses lost in the service of the United and other claims that soldiers may have that are just and lawful against the general Government. I will conduct such busindss through reliable attorneys at Washington. I also practico law in Justice and for that purpose have associated with mc an old reliable attorney, who will assist me ia all eases. Patronage solicited, A. J- Mowrt.

SEAL Witness my hand and seal of the city of Severance, this 13th day of March, A. 1883. W. H. H.

Crime, Mayor. learning hill..