The Union from Sun City, Kansas • 3

Wfctlii.e il IcS CAhDo. A gra.ie.ijnr: ha I.e. orac-ru' the Febiuary term or" the district court. The following is a list of the Juryman: i si ii For bargain in bocU and shorn li Eruisn THE UNION. Entered at the Postoffice, in Sun City.

Barber county, Kansas, ag Second-lass Matter. FRIDAY. 7, tSS7. On last Saturday evening occured the wedding of Mr. Louis Bissantzand Miss Julia Balding, at the I.

O. O. F. hall in I this place. The Rev.

J. II. Shiedler of- ficiating. The affair proved to be the social event of the season. The bride and groom have a large circle of friends in the town and vicinity, and all had looked forward to the event with the deepest interest.

Fully one hundred invited guests were present. The bride was dressed in rich dark blue satin trimmed in brocade velvet, with a bonnet of same material. The groom wore the conventional black. After the ceremony and the congratulations had been tendered, the party repaired to the Commercial house where a supper had been prepared that would have been a credit to a caterer of the famous' Delmonico. GREAT SLAUGHTER OF PRICES ON LXjXj Dry Goods, CLOTHing, Hats, Gaps, Boots, Shoes, CLoves, Mittens FuRnisHinc And FAncY Goods.

Etc. SWEEM REDUCTION FOR THE NEXT 30 DAYS. We have also a lanre stock of: The greater number of the quests pass-j ed the remainder of the evening at the Saddles ETC, of wlaicli xlll Too sold vt -prices tlxrtt will moot- sxJOL competition Dt t.t vxic2L sot rILXCJas fce Toyixas olso-wlicro. Everything sold at bed rocK Prices. SUN CITY 23 OlDTi Take uoiioe thai I itni.

vc i rn I FLOUR AND FEED STORE. I To the store of Cornue where I Will keep on hand a full supply of all grades of 1 I I 13-tf At Wholesale Or Retail. Also graham fiour, corn meal, chop feed, bran, shorts, corn, oats, ivollet Sorghum seed. Cabs fob hides And Fxraa. Oi OOLNUE; I SUFI v-: F.

A. WHITAKEll. 11 li ii IN KANSAS. t- RUPTURE RAINBOW RUPTURE WUU e.we n-l com( rt Day or Nibt and lu Pi eoo onrotton. Uxrm ho for UO r.

fiend for ovulars showing hundred! of timlmonial from atfnl fmfferor curd this sppliunc. Addrma UTtAL tuoiua jk Surgical St. Uui, Wx W. P. PETER, Real Estate -AND- Insurance Agent.

LATIN ED, KANSAS. TT. S. Land office business a specialty. Money to loan on long and hhort tims at reasonable rates.

apiiOtf T. 15. sale. MOLLOT, Cashier, LINDUEY, Asst. Cs.shier.

in Adoitiok ToOrncaHS. nubble, Des Moins, Iow I bhannon, Medicine Lodge Shreves, Pierson, II II Hardy, Currie, I Shannon, 44 44 BOOT AID SHOE SHOP. ALL WORK WARRENTED. Heparins Keatly Dor casyalifor hides ipDTEB HE1TEJ ireprierw. DOUGLASS BRO i.

o. o. F. Xo. 2C2, meet every ening at their hall, in Sun 'brothers in good standing invited to attend.

Miles, X. G. -Jr J. N. Heligious Service, IT will -nr1 1 1 ro.

7 Arvices in the Sun City school-ry first and third Sunday? of at 3 o'clock p. m. cur. (. A.

E. Sun City Post No. 372 meets on first Saturday of each month at 2 the la Odd Fellows Hall. D. Corxue, H.

VanTrees, Post Com. Adjutant. ft. A. Cameron T.

A. McXeal CAMERON McNEAL ATTORNEYS -AY- LAW MKDICINE LODGE, KANSAS. J. D. Karr, D.

Sun City, Kansaa. Oflce in Private office upstairs, in Commercial Hotel. All calls promptly filled. Particular attention iyen to (Metrics A-d Diaeaaes Peculiar to "Women. 3 ra pd JJ C.

IIUTCIIESON, M. AND 1 eil promptly answered. Office in drug store, liKe city, Kan- 2-22-tf E. SAMPLE. Attorney at Law.

Medicine Lodge, Kaasa. Office, South Main st. del Dtuglas CiRipbell. v. Public ILeal-esIate aad Ioan Agents.

MU3 CITY ANSIS. DR. J. II. HIGBEE, "--FlYsicianaiJ All Calls Promptly Responded To.

Office in Salyer's drug store, Ha City, Kansas. 2-23tf. George N. Holcomb, PRACTICAL WAGON MAKER AND KEPAIHER. tifaction Guaranteed.

8CX CITY, KANSAS. tX3tf iKffftAHAX. hotary O. w. Fonr.

Abstractor. rubUo. IN GRAHAM FORT, Lani Loan Agents. lan and United Sueineae States Land Office a Specialty. Pay taxes for non-neidents; Make abstract on short notice.

Draw aud execute deeds, mortgages and other papers. Kansas. ART GALLERY'. rery facility for making First-clas Photos, in the following etyles, Panels, Cabinet. Promicade and Card.

Iu fact every style kuown. JiscPI Tailor, Artist, IAN AS sun cmr, (3-15.) I. X. HBPALL. p.

3. ftRAniM. gEDDALL GRAHAM, Architects AKf- Builders, Offer their services to the public at all time. We guarantee goxl work. aplO RIMEGUTDE lttO PAGES I mMrKrd.

In iol sril mi'tj uip. bm. ppr reisr, tie. 1 a Hook car-hiMiu eunow. dutibjwl or inquKilir sm r)llf mrt 4 iJ inlV.rmalian.

HEALTH, IlilTT 4 H4mtSS st pT.nM- by iu sdTisr who Mr whm hot. MrJ-l Aid. ffmt.lt. bruiifhl in. M4nfVi UTT R.

trtw to jL Ywnf nlii. mTH-d or wt.l. rred It. hr DR. WHITTlEP.

P- jt on Douglas. Corn taken in exchange for goods at Douglas" dry goods store. Examine that immense stock of dry goods and clothing at Douglas'. Beautiful toilet sets. handsome vaces.

fancy mustache cups, omimental hanging lamps, dolls of all sizes nd ages, fragrant pefumery and a full line" of holiday goods, at the City Drugstore. 17-tf. Plain and omimental cooking and heating stoves at Bissantz Co's hardware and implement store. 17-tf. HIDES AND FURS.

Cash paid for hides and furs by Dan Corune. 1Mf NOTICE. All accounts due the firm of Bissantz Co must be paid by January 1st. Don't forget it. The accounts due Dr.

B. Smith have been left with us for collection and must be settled. 17-tf- Bissantz Co. HIDES. Look out for Pete the dutchman at Bissantz Co's.

He will buy your hides and furs. 17-tf. BEST 5 CTS. CIOARS. "Old Honesty, May Blossom, Friendship and Ranger" at Taylors Jeffers.

17-tf. Candies for the holidays at Taylors Jeffers. 17-tf. Fancy cutlery at low prices at Bissantz A Co's. 17-tf.

MILLINERY AND I ANCY GOODS. Beautiful plumes, elegant wreaths and hat? that are just too nice for any thing at Lizzie Fishburns. 17-19 Galloway Bull, to exchange for other stock. Inquire of J. N.

Bibb. Highest market price paid for produce at S. B. Douglas's. Goods in every department sold At the very lowest prices at S.

B. Douglat'. Fancy rnd staple groceries always fresh at S. B. Douglas'.

14 tf. The chepest goods in Sun Taylor Jeffers. City 5-6 at Produce wanted iu exchange for goods at Tay lor Jeffers'. 5-7 When you are in need call on Taylor Jeffers'. of groceries Uncle Dan keeps the celebrated Win field and Turkey Creek Flour from 90cts.

to $1.65 per sack. Uncle Dan Cornue represents the Kansas Mutual Life Association, of iliawatha. Kas. Best rates in the world for first class insurance. 51tf For Fancy Flour go Uncle Dan's, Eor Cheap Flour go Uncle Dan's.

Flour delivered in City by Uncle Dan. any part of the Fvery sack of: O. B. Homo. Patent Golden Crown.

Warranted, no good a) pay. Uncle Dan. Nine different Uncle Dan's. grades of Flour at A fine line of hanging City Drug Store. lamps at the Call at the City Drug Store and look over their bt autiful sets of toilet articles, Wanted To Rent.

We want two improved farms to rent near town for next season. Want to close contract at once. Douglas Campbell. Money To Loan. We are now prepar-d to make farm loans at the lowest rates.

Money always ready when papers are signed. Douglass Campbell. The greatest safeguard against croup is Chamberlain's Cough Remedy, it is time tried and always successful. Sold by O. J.

Corliss. YOU can live at home, and make more money at work for than at anything else in this world. Capital not needed; you aresfarted free. Both sexes ullages. Any one can do the work.

Large earnings sure from first sfcrt. Costly outfit and terms fre. Better ot delay. Costs you nothing to send us your address and find out; wise you will do so at once. Portland, Maine.

if II. on are Ilalleit Mr. F. II. Goodrich, a St.

Louis Traveling Man, representing the Gra-j ham Paper contributes the follow-j ing, it may be of value to you: ''I have been trembled with colds and soreness of the breast the past year and lind great relief in Chamberlain's Cough nemeuv. 1 cneerruny recommend it to any one troubled with coughs or colds, give it atrial' L. Harry a mer-j chant of Sweet Home, has aTso used it for several years and knows its value, he says Chamberlain's Cough Remedy never fails to give quick relief, and that he always keeps it in the house and would not be without it for five times its cost. Sold by O. J.

Corliss. do the work aud live at home. KM her sex; all ages. Something new that jvist coins money for all workers. We will start you cap, tai rw-t needed.

This one of th goiiu ri in prianl cliauL't. of a liletime. Tlio who ambition and enterprising will iriidHav. Gran i out tit free. Adureg Taujc A Au gusta, Maine.

ADeCatur, Kiowa township Eli Harbaugh, Craig, Chas. Rumsey, 4 ME Ballard, il Noah, A McKenzie, A Pierce, Otis Coyle, Medicine Lodge Isiah Hewitt, Stolp, Lacev, Lake City Wm.Malloy, EI wood Williams, Monroe Seers. Sun City Under the laws of Kansas, it requires twelve of the fifteen grand jurymen to find a true bill. The grand jury was ordered by Judge Ellis after he had been requested to so by the following petition: Medicine Lodoe, Kas. Dec.

24, 1SS6. To Hon. Ellis, Judge of the Dis-trect court for Barber county Kansas. We the undersigned county officials and citizens of said county having at their heart the best interest of this county, would most respectfully ask your honor to order a grand jury for the February term of the district court for the year 1SS7. believeing the same to be beneficial tc this comity and agreeable to the majority of the citizens and tax payers.

For said order will ever pray: A Jones, OC Howe, II II Hardy Aber, JP Hall, County Attorney, elect. Probate Judge, Deputy County Surveyor, Register of Deeds, Bouse, Deputy Register of Deeds John Iiogers. County Treasurer. KMcPhersou, Deputy County Taliaferro, County Clerk, A McNeal, Representative. CH Douglas, County Commissioner, Nelson, Sheriff, Win.

Lindsev. Undersheriff, Now that the holiday season and the season for festivities are over let us all settle down again to the good work of upbuilding our town. The result of the work done during the past year has been gratifying to us all, and should encourage us to renewed efforts in the future. Lot no one wait for his neighbor to act, but each and every one do their part and do it well. Do not seek to discourage the men who have had their shoulders to the wheel in the past, but join in with them and help give our town a mighty push toward the front rank.

We can all do somethimg in the right direction and every little influence helps. Sun City to-dav enjoys the rep utation of being the best town in the county west of nlge, and with all the natural advantages surrounding us, and-the united' efforts of all our citizens, we can become, ere another year rolls around, the first town in the county. Let us arise then with one accord and go to woi k. It is pretty generally understood that the Wichita and Tr.ir.idaU will build from Harper to Medicine Lodge and as their course lies in a wesiernly direction we see no good reason for the tow ns along the Med cine valley not being able to secure the road. The proper kind of work if attended to promptly and pushed vigorously will accomplish wonders in way of securing raiboads.

Lake Pi buck On last Sunday afternoon Mr. Riley Lake and Miss Nt-vada Pierce were married at the residence of the brides parents. The wedding as a very quiet ailair. The guests being confined to members of. the families and their immediate, friends.

Both the parties are well known and have many friends. The Union ishes them a long prosperous aud happy life. We had the pleasure of taking dinner on New Tears day with John and Olin Lamport aud George Folwell. at their bachelor quarters on the Lamport Bro's farm. The dianer consisting of four courses was excellent.

Olin can prepare a turkey in superb manner, while George as a pastry cook has few equals and John R. as an all-round rustler takes the entire bakery. Mr. George Fairfaix of Upton, lova, writes us this week for copies of the Union, also lequests us to send him a plot of the town with the vacant business lots and prices marked thereon. He says he has read and heard a great deal of Sun City and ill visit us in about two months with a virw of engaging in business hTe in the line of general merchandise.

Now that the recent bond election scheme has failed we hope that the next proposition submitted will bo one that will benifit this part ot the county. Unless it is such a one this township will certainly oppose it. We acknowledge receipt of an invitation to attend the performance to be given to-night in Lake City by their dramatic club. We believe all who attend will be highly entertained. Prof.

Gay informs us that a greet deal of interest is being taken by his scholars in their studies this term and lie hopes to accomplish some good work during the winter in tlu? school. Walter Fulton has opened a restaurant in his building on Main street. Walt has always enjoyed the reputation of furni hing first-class meals and we hope to see him succeed. There will be church services at the school house a week from next Sunday at 3 o'clock The services there-after will be held in the evening and af- ter noon alternately. The gentleman fromNsw York now sojourning with the Lamport Bro's.

contemplates returning home to his Ma to have the bunion cured lhat he has on his finger. We have 160 acres of school land for sale adjoining this town. 30 acres broke, all fenced, fine pasture land and plenty of water. Call at this face for particulars. The jarties who have been putting up ice here this week, say that the ice is in first-class condition for packing, being rf rfectly clear and free flora snow.

do I LOCAL, PERSONAL, ETC. Neck-tie sociable to-night. See Walt Fulton's new ad in thus issue. Edward Taylor has gone to on business. The town ha? been full of strangers this week.

The steam feed mill will begin operation in a few davs. lCU aeies of land to sell cheap, ly miles from town. F. A. Whitaker spent several On- days in the Lodge this week.

The County Commissioners have been very busy this week. Remember the neck tie sociable to night, at the school house. Don't forget the neck-tie sociable to-night at the school house. Six marriages in as many weeks. 'What shall the harvest The town of.

Ulysses. Grant county is booming, so says the Register. 1GU acres of land adjoining town for sale cheap. Inquire at thisollice. Married Samuel Helton and Miss Jane Cliff on Friday evening last.

II Douglas has been in Medicine Lodge the greater part of the week. Call at this office when you want to make a loan on real-estate security. Mrs. Chas Washburn returned to her home in GreensLurgs last Tuesday. The north and south railroad scheme has been declared off for a time.

-Fire the Kids out of the P. O. at mall time unless they make less racket. The first week in the New Year opens up with a rushing trade for Sun City. Mr.

T. Jayne we are informed contemplates erecting a house in town soon. Jake Mertes end his poodle contemplate making a trip to Germany SOUll. Lock at those fine pielutes on exhi-tion at Lizzie Fishburn's millinery store. Lem.

Moore of Lake City was in town last Wednesday enroute to Cold-water. We have over lO.OU) acres of and unimproved lands for sale, on easy terms. When you want an all-round square meal at any time, day or evening, call at Lizzie Fishburns. TheUKiowis constantly receving new Kubsci ibers. We can book a great many more however.

Medicine Lodge wants the earth, so also does Kiowa, but Kiowa won't take unless it is fenced. C. II. Douglas is jiaving an ice house built and proposes te fill it with ice during this winter. Untie Tom Whitaker contemplates returning to this place, so we are informed, in a short time.

The dramatic club at Lake City will render their play 'Among the breakers" to-night. (Friday.) There will be a dramatic entertainment given iu this city within a few-weeks by our local amature club. Geo. Folwell in a plain-every-day-go-as-you-please contest takes the whole smear in the pickled gs feet line. Seventy-five people registered at the Commercial house last Saturday.

How is that for a rushing business. William Dorsett and family forin-aly of this place are pending a few days visiting with Estel Whitaker. Two good farms to rent for aext season. Good terms to the right party. Inquire at this office for particulars.

Uncle Dan Pierce called at this office last Monday and directed us to put i him down for the Uxiok for a year. We would like to see a little more interest taken in keeping the roads in a good Condition leading into the tow n. "Look out for when only weigh 140 pounds. I'm no cur if my ears do lop over alittle." Geo. Folwell.

We have $10,000 to place in small loans on first-class real-estate security. Call on us if you want a loan Douglas Campbell. Lunday Hawkins is putting up ice. This is a gixni move and we ould be pleased to see others engaged in the good work. Several members of the I of this place went to Coldwater Wednesday to assist in organizing a lodge at that place.

Uncle John Moran who was severely hurt some weeks ago is improving and ill soon be around again among ihe "larkies." J. Ed Allen the evangilist nnd dealer in hires, fura. mink skins and Sun day school tracts spent ew earslay in this place. There are several cougars reported to be in the canyons near Elk creek. Some three or four have been seen there quite recently.

Estel Whitaker and George Graves returned from their hunting expedition last week. Thev captured and several turkeys. a few ueer i Mr. and Mrs. Charles Saunders of Edwards county are spending a few days here, visiting Mrs.

Saunders' mother. Mrs. S. A. Bannister.

J. M. Dinsmore was in Medicine L-'dge last week. lie has a blacksmith- ing contract on the railroad extention south of Kiowa, so says the Index. Uncle Milt Clements informs ns that J.

J. Adams the sheriff of Chautauqua co. has written him that Jim Mont-emerv had been sentenced to one year in the penitentiary for stealing horses. 1 I hall, dancing and many ways amusing themselves. The bride and groom have commenced keeping house in the Ilookstra residence on Main street and are fixtures in our community.

"Blest be the tie that binds their hearts and souls together and may their lives flow on together as pure as the riplet fresh from its mountain Below we give the list of presents. The cards from some presents were lost and we are unable to give the names of the donors. Heating stove, Jacob Mertes Silver Castor. Cornue I) Marrs, Jones. Halloway, Cornue and Graham.

Hanging lamp, Mr. and Mrs. A Whitaker and Mr. and Mrs. Reynolds.

Parlor lamp, Mr. and Mrs, Karr. Set vases, Twylor. Toilet set, Mr. and Mrs.

Hawkins. Bed spread, Mr. and Mrs. II Douglas Glass pitcher and Glasses. A Bell.

Pin cushin. Miss Ida Beynolds Perfume bottles and cushin. Mr. and Mrs. Miles Set Fruit dishes.

Eli-Baldimr Cake stand, Mr. and Mrs. II Van-Trees Fruit di-h and Celery dish, Mr. Gay and Lillie Hoagland Glass pitcher. Miss Laura Callison Redsprsad, Mr.

and Mrs. Bannister Table cloth, Mr. and Mrs. Agle Towels, Mrs. Proctor Set Vases, Mrs.

A McKinney, Medi cine Lodge Silk shawl, Miss Mason Combs and Brush, Mrs. Patrick Carving set, Mr. (J Sneed, Kansas City Fruit dish, Dallzele Scrap book and Perfume case. Mr. and Mrs.

Fulton Cups and saucers, Mr. and Mrs. DL Pierce Lace Iamberquinn, Miss Lizzie Fish-burn Cedar bucket. Ed Allen Autograph Album and perfume tase, Mr. and Mrs.

Corliss Glass cream pitcher and Broom, II Clements Album, Mr. and Mrs. Bergman, Leavenworth Bed spread, Mrs. Gelto, Wichita Table cloth and 1 napkins," Mrs. Bissantz.

Wichita Lace tidy, Miss Emilie Bissantz, Wichita Table cover. Lina and Albertina -Bissantz, Wichita Table cloth, Mr, and Mrs. Saunders 1 set snuoe dishes, r- Crearn pitcher, Pair high water boots. Peter Mertes A bridge is to be put across Turkey creek on the new road we are informed. Mulberry creek ought to be bridged also.

Money spent iu making uood roads and in making all streams passable at any time in the year, is money well invested and will bring us ood interest. The proceeds from the neck-tie fes-tsval to-night wilt be used toward buying a new organ for the church and Sunday school. Let every body turn out. If you are in any way interested in the subject, the experience of Mr. A.

C. McGrew, a merchant at Manhattan. Iowa, may be of value to you. Read what he says: "About a year ago I was very sick with a severe attack of lung trouble. I tried a great many physicians and they all told me I had quick consumption, and I was entirely given up.

so weak that I could hardly wa'k. I traveled all through Nebraska and Colorado to try and get relief, but ithout effect. Often times after a fevere spell of coughing my friends wo.id cover me up. expecting every moment I would breathe my last. I was then brought back home, and as a last re-sort, "like a drowning man catching at a straw," I began using Chumberlain's Cough Remedy, and the result is I am strong, healthy and well, attending to my business.

Chamberlain's Cowgh Remedy I shall recommend as long as I live, for to that I owe everything. Sold by O. J. Corliss. There is some wholesome advice contained in the follow ing article which appeared in the Pratt Register last Week: "If you want your community to thrive and prosper don't kick every time a public improvement is suggested, don't buck the proposition to build bridges, don't take off your coat and cuss the railroad -proposition, don't swear that all public offiicials are cor- rnpt.andif a neighbor talks of improv ing his property don't tell him that he is a fool and had better keep his money in his pocket.

Encourage public im- provements. nuite with your neighbor LIVERY, FEED AND SALE WHITAKER REYNOLDS, Proprietors. The largest and best arranged barn in Southwest Kansas. Hsy md always on hand. Gentle Horses, Either Under the Saddle or in Harness.

Give us a call. Saddle horses for CITIZENS NATIONAL BANK XCKEAL, President, 0 THOMPSON, Vice President, PAID UP CAPITAL $30,000. List of Stock Holders Woods, Kansas City, Mo. A Little, Wyandotte. Kans.

A Freeman. Medicine Lodge HMIngraham, Hall, A McNeal, I Ilargis, Lake City. 3-16-lyr, JOSEPH J. STOUT, BLACKSMITH. HORSE SEOER Sua in his efforts to better the condition of JQX'J Y' be made- Cut tti'8 out the entire community, by and return to us.

and we public improve ments. Tell strangers, i 'J1 send you something of great i i- i valne and importance to you, that will tell your friends at a distance that we start von in business which will bring have the best town of its size in the you in more in ney right awav than any-state; that we have a county ho? nit- thing else in this world. Anyone can ural resources is unexctueo: that have a class a public spirited citizens filled with on of advancement. Work for your town, your county and your friends, and ti chances are that you will live many years happy iu the knowledge that in some drgre von are responsible for the advancem made. ovr ju UJ uu.