Horton Weekly Headlight from Horton, Kansas • 4

Tie in Might. Deutsch ytfiii The Record says Muscotah is proud of its new band. Sup-'t. Stillwell is kept pretty busy on the road now. The egg market suffered last Sal-urday-the day before Easter.

Bargains for ca3h at Honnell Christner's Mrs. Moon irt making an excellent little paper out of the Whiting News. Fine sugar cured hams at 10 cents per pound at Honnell Cbristner's. J. T.

Hopkins contemplates a short pleasure trip to Greenville, Texas, next week. Vf. II. Kemper is a pretty good talker when he gets worked np to the Messrs. McCormack and Rinebi 1 will make good councilmen from the first ward.

The World say its re mly rin will number 30,000 this month. Pretty good showing for an infant enterprise. We hear that Bro. Kemngou will dispone of his in tho Hiawatha Journal and remove to Colorado this spring. Engineer Sam Walker brought in a train last Sunday that had been stuck in the snow 45 hours in the western part of the state.

John Collins and E. Sheppard were the nominees of the fourth ward caucus Saturday night for council-men, Both good men. A man is always nupposod to be innocent until proven guilty, but las-t Tuesday night it would seem that just the reverse was the order of the evening. There was considerable talking Our store is located on North Main Street. For a fresh, handsome, and complete line of SHOES and CARPETS Visit our newly opened store.

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HORTON, KANS, APRIL 3, 1891 ADYEKT1SIXG RATES. 1 Ineh one month column one month BK 8.00 12.00 2 15.00 3 30.00 so.oo Space less than half col. so cts Inch. Loral notices among reading matter 10 cent aeh Insertion. Jxwil notices (Mafk face typo) among renting natter IS cents each Insertion.

notices under heading of "Huslncss notices" cents each Insertion. Jyoeal notices (black face type) under heading "littsineHs notices" 10 cents each Insertion. Discounts made on Hi, 50 and 100 lines. Ten per cent discounts on contract! for dl- play advertisement for one year. LOCAL NEWS.

Sam Jones is bonded for annus. Some people were "not in it" so to peak. How many old bats did yon kick jostorday. Buy your fence posts of the Chicago Lumber Co. tf Students who are generally tardy at school say it is a pastime.

Go to Nadeau's barber shop for a good, clean, easy shave. tf A communication from "Undo Ar-shie" will appear neit week. Flintoft Smith, notary public, First National Bank Building, tf Spring commenced some time ago hut winter still tries to bold the seat. You are going to the Chicago Lumber Co. about your material, tf The raging Missouri is stealing a great deal of good Kansas soil just now.

W. P. Todd made a flying trip to Kansas City Sunday, returning Monday evening. Two caucuses were hold in the fourth ward to elect delegates to the ity convention. Wanted Two good house painters and one paper hanger.

Call on J. II. FisnER, The ladies of the M. E. church had big crowds at their dinner and supper Friday and Saturday.

Leave yonr order at the P. O. News Depot for Daily papers, and they will be delivered to your door. Mrs. V.

II. Stillwi'll departed yesterday for a visir, of three or four weeks at her old lmnie in Nick Bristow spent Sunday and llonday at home, returning to Uorton Monday evening. Wetmore Spectator. V. II.

Fluke has at his elevator three car loads of choice flux to let at to the farmers of this viciuity for seed. tf Bro. Bristow, of the Wetmore Spectator, carries on an insurance business in connection with his newspaper work. Where did you get that hair-cut AtNadeau's of course. The best shop in town is where I go for that kind of work.

tf Miss Annie ltoot, formerly a typo on the Hiawatha Democrat, is now holding "cases" on the Seneca Courier-Democrat For Sale. One good team of borses, harness and wagon, Enquire of J. H. Miller, Chicago Av.f Kansas City addition, Horton, Kansas. tf April 14th is the date of the nnnal meeting of Brown county exposition association.

The meotmp is to be held in the court house iu Hiawatha. If you wish to buy a bill of Groceries do not fail to see Honnell Cbristaer. They -will save you money. Hiawatha has found more water for it? water works, but they bavo been finding water for several years now, but always seen: to be short iu case of necessity. The pending Fettlement with the depositors of the defunct People's 8 ivings bank in Atchison, has lasted longer than did the flood and stil so settlement.

right pitch. Itch cured in 30 minutes by Wool-ford's Sauitary Lotion. Sold by J. W. Heather.

inchSlyr The funeral of Thomas Ilooney, last Saturday, was one of the largest that ever occured in Horton. The Chicago Lumber Co. will give yon bottom prices on lumber of- all kinds. If Dan Craig returned from the east Sunday night where he had been purchasing goods for his firm. Say, go to J.

W. Roberts when you want a nice eloan shave and you'll get it every time. tf. Three citizens of Si. Joseph committed suicide last Saturday.

And they never will be missed. Honnell Christner will give you the host smoked breakfast bacon at 10 cents per pound. "Out of sight," is what one of our business men said Monday morning when he left one of his sandals in the mud. Horton is entitled to two delegates to attend tho World's Fair convention in Topeka this month. Who shall they be! grpjAtng iu iyt possibje runu-um trj Hpatm's.

Ask Jim Nadeau for the key to the foregoing and he will give it to you. tf "Old Step," who is charged with selling whisky to the Indians, will hnve a hearing in the U. S. court in Topeka this month. W.

A. Schnable returned from Pennsylvania, Monday, and will now givo bis entire attention to the lumber interests of Schnablo Co. Roberts, the tousorial artist, will give you satisfaction in hair cutting shaving, and shampooing. You will find him on east Front street. tf An Atchison woman made her husband sign the temperance pledge at the muzzle of a revolver.

He was so drunk be could scarcely write his own name. The people in and around Pow-hattan are talking of raising money to pay the expenses of an officer to go to Tennei-ee after Bartley, the of young Moore. The first ward people did a wise thing in nominating Dr. Stivers for ro-election ou the school board. He is a good mail for the place, as his past record has proven.

"Happy is be who rejoices in the tho Buccesa of his fellow men," is an old Baying, but there are people in this city who believe in kicking a man because he has beeu successful. We have been kicked out of about a dozen doors this week for asking "how's business!" But although Horton is "mud bound," so to speak, yet business has been good consider ing. By an order from the Mo. P. rail way officials the newsboys on that road are not allowed to sell the Kansas City Sunday Sun on the passenger trains.

Now let the other roads make the same order, Dr. Grant Cullimore, oculist for the Missouri Pacific Railway at Atchison has an office day in Hiawatha every Friday, for the examination and treatment of diseases of the eye and ear, and for the fitting of spectacles, tf Father Jennings paid a touching tribute to the lute Thomas Ilooney at the funeral last Saturday. The remains were followed to its last resting place in tho cemetery in east Horton by a large number of Fyrapa-thizing friends. Nemaha county has a place near Kelly that has earned the not very enviable title of "Dead Man's Gulch." One man was murdered there a short time ago, another shot and badly wonnded. and the last victim ia a man badly slashed with a razor in the n1a st at vnnrvAV tl vmla 1lV Via victim on horseback.

Ottoti stand in our way. Horton, Kansas. lines, is in St. Louis for the purpose, it said, of conferring with the officers of the firemen and trainmen' brotherhoods and the switchmen's association with a view of forming a federation of those bodieB on the Gould lines, and also, if possible, pra-vail on tho engineer's brotherhood, which has hitherto held aloof froia federations; to join hands with other associations and amalgamate into one solid phalanx. Out in Bourbon county none of the farmers are up on their dignity and wilb good reason.

Tbey have been receiving letters from the census department informing thorn that ther are mortgages on their property, and asking them to tell what the mortgages were given for, the amount, with penalties for refusing to answer. Some of them have no mortgages on their property and a portion of them never did have Mr. and Mrs. S. M.

Ettinger entertained a bridal party from Topeka Easter Sunday, consisting of Edward Rosenthal and wife, Miss Florence Levi, Morris Levi, Julius Levi, all of Topaka, Miss Nannette Marks and Lew Marks, St. Louis, Joseph Rosenthal, London, England, Miss Viola Newman, Pierce City, Sylvaa Deutsch and Mose Kanfman, Hortot. The company were elegantly entertained by the host and bout cm. The Horton papers are throwing: mud again. Nearly every time some old bum is arrested in that eity, thosa papers, the leaders of high civilization and moral rectitude of that burg, say he was from Holton or Jack -on county.

Last week said that a man holding public offiee in Jackson county, and an rx-newi-paper man of Holton, had been arrested in a bawdy bonne and fiued $5 each. If it was an official of Jackson county why didn't those papers namebim? Why publish an article that throwa mnd in the fiee of every official in this county and shield tho guilty one? There is to much "shielding in high places" going on now. Holton Independent It hasn't been ho very long sine the Independent accused a man higk in office of doing so and so, and yet did not give his name. If you would keep your "bums" at homo and not permit them to come to Horton, and get arrested for some misdemeanor, there would be a few less Holton people talked about. If it would do the man's family any good the name might be sprung.

done at the second ward caucus Saturday night, but to the credit of that ward be it said there was no quarreling- Mrs. A. Wilson and daughter, of Hamilton, 111., have arrived in the city, and will make this their future home. Mrs. Wilson is the mother of Mrs.

Gus Brownlee. J. H. Miller was nominated for councilman in tho fourth ward Saturday night. If elected the third ward people will have two good representatives iu Messrs Harris and Miller.

Horton is afraid Jay Gould will gobble the Rock Island route. Why don't the Horton people buy it? World. Don't crowd us, Herbert. Horton mitrht do such thing some time. Put Ilooney, the Irish comedian was arrested in Chicago hist Saturday on a judgment for a debt.

He also has a suit with W. H. Kemper, opera house manager of this city, for breach of contract. Will Hardin, who has btet suffering with rheumatism for some time, yesterday left for his borne near Effingham to have his mother nurse him. We predict that he will come back before long all right.

Horton has too tunny chronic office seekers, and everyone of them should be sat down upon very hard. The office seeker is a chestnut, but it seems to be a necessary evil, and we would like to see some of the evil curtailed. J. T. Hopkins was the choice of the secoud ward caucus Saturday night for re-election on the bord of education.

Mr. Hopkins has been there for a long time, has been a faithful member and will be just as good in the future as he has been in the past. Will Ilamhangh says he was not in Wymore when the other editors of his paper were cowhided by the angry women. He did not write the piece, either. We are glad to hear this.

World. Parties in this city who know the man say he was there all the same. E. E. Schock has sold his residence to Harry Adams, and in a few weeks will remove his family to Idaho.

We regret very much to lose this excellent family, but trust that Mrs. Schock will fully recover her health for which purpose is the cause of'the removal. Miss Hattie Parsons has acoepted a position in the millinery department of "The Racket." Miss Hattie has been in the employ of the writer, until three weeks ago. for three years aad her new employer will find her a faithful and steady employee, and we are pleased to note that she has secured her present positicn. 11.

Bradley was the nominee for councilman iu the second ward Saturday night at the caucus. There could not have been a better choice, as Mr. Bradley carries a level head on his shoulders and may be depend ed on to look after the interests of his constituents. Alderman Hill and Bradley will make a good team. The little waif that was found in St Joseph by Albert Johnson, and which was fostered and cared for by the reporters of that eity, died one day last week.

The boys who have been taking care of the little orphan will have a great big mark to their credit when the final reckoning day comes. The Atchison Patriot says that half fie girls of that city wore yellow gar-ten to church cn Easter Sunday. It is now the proper thing for the re porter on the Patriot to explain how he is fo positive of the fact. The av erage American girl is not in the hab- it of showing their garters to every body and especially newspaper re porters. lire no Competition to ley back of the office, it being of no further use.

The small boy toon came along, gathered up the composition, which is composed principally of glue and molasses, and hunting up a junk man, disposed of it as India rubber, which it closely resembles. The boy has the money, the jnnk man has the experience. Alma Enterprise. Dr. W.

R. Berry and Trenton, are iu the city visiting their daughter, Mrs. Geo. Pierae. The doctors health is not very good and be contemplates an extended visit with relatives in Virginia iu the near future to see if his health will be benefited.

Three more boys have run away from Horton. When they make a whole lot of money they will come borne and fix things np grandly for the old folks. World. An indignant father of of one of the lads Fufliciently "urged" the youngsters to return before they had matle that "whole lot of money." Ben Watkins, who has been employed in the paint shop of the car department, resigned Saturday night and on Monday he and Mrs. Wat-kins left for Provo, Utah, the town in which Dr.

TJhl is lecated. Ben thinks of opening up a paint hhop in that place. Their numerous Horton friends wish them prosperity in their new home. Itisapiri. Dr.

and Mrs. F. Crafton, this Saturday morning, at 8 o'clock. Weighs 49 pouada. Grasdpa, The above we found in our P.

O. box last Saturday and we suppose it was writteu by Grandpa Soper, any way the Major was caught nith his head in a barrel Saturday, shouting grandpa as loud as he could. We congratulate the parents and grandparents. The latest postal laws are such that newspaper publishers can have arrested for fraud he who takes a paper and refuses to pay for it. Under this law the man who allows his subscription to rna along for some time unpaid, and then orders the postmas'er to mark it "refused and send a postal card notifying the publisher, lays himself liable to arrest and fine the same as for theft, etc.

B. B. Ray, chairman the grievance committee of the Brotherhood of Railroad Conductors for the Gould "The bloody Fourth" is the fighting ward of Horton, sure enough. Fred Beaulieu, of Falls City, was in the city Tuesday on business. Miss Allie Brubaker, of Sabetha, is in the city, the guest of Miss Lou Price.

No matter how quietly and fairly a caucus is couducted there is going to be some kickers. Jim Seward is holding down Jim Nadeau's chair in the "Metropolitan" shop for a few days. Let. those who were defeated take it good naturedly. There's no use of kicking, and then we will all live the better.

The Homo Mission Society meets with Mrs. O. S. Carman, Friday afternoon at 2 p. m.

By order of Cor. Secretary. Robt. Back, an old time shop boy of Horton, but now of Idaho, was in the city Monday and Tuesday visiting friends. All of our churches held services appropriate to Easter last Sunday, aud the houses was fijled with large congregations.

Nathan Deutsch. of Pawnee City will assist his brother Sylvan in the management of Deutsch Bros, store in this city. The whiskered striker from the fourth ward, who looks like McGinty, would be heard at the Tuesday night convention though the heavens fell! Two or throe farmers came to town last week with 4 horses hitched to a spring wagon, and even then it was a big load. Most of them, however, came on horseback. The Sons of Vetrans of Hoi ton Rre soon to produce a play in that city.

By the way, what has become of the intended organization of a camp in this city A delegation of young folks from Whiting came np Sunday afternoon and took supper at Windsor, returning at night. They wtre the Messrs. Logan, Marker and McCnrdy, and the Misses Green, Hayes, Gordon and Myers. The small boy always has an eye to the main chance, especially when there is a chance to turn an honest nickel. Saturday last we threw some old roller composition out into the al.