Fremont Eagle from Fremont, Kansas • 1

EAGLE. Homo 3FxotootiOn. Yolume 2, 3 rah am, County, Kansas Wednesday July 23, 1890. Number 15 Take the. Fremont your home paper.

Tnere is considerable sickness around the country. The new silver kw: will go. into. FREMONTTIME TABLE. in effect on'and after September 1S89 WESTBOUND.

Dealers in Lath, windows, Ruinglc. lime, Call and our prices before buying iW when ON. SALE HO -AXiTi Arrive FreiiWrit Leave Fremont. aii) pm No. W7, Fa Ight Pre i a.

8,25 p. EAST BOUND, pit' m. I. a. m.

I yanseiiEiiirNo.iiTe, Freight 878, MCIPAL POINTS EAST, WEST, 1. 1 1. 1 ii I. I. NORTH and SOUTH OFFICIAL STjkiK.

fcyrnau II. Humphry''- AsirewJ Felt Govenor. "tflUlam Higginu qf T. McCarthy, Auditor. Treascrer, Ceorge W.

WiHaiiB, Pub, Ins. J. Att'y GenewU B. Kampbell, Adjt, General. Wk Sima, Sec'y of State.

Board of. Agiicvjjur Western Stockman AND Cultivator. OF OMAHA NE. Consolidated with the Rural Nebraska, Amei ican Cattle Journal, and Nebraska Cultivator. A Journal for the Farm and Home.

Twenty Years Old All Departments Complete. nas vigorous and able Editorials it gives the latest Farm News and Market Reports. Its Contributed Articles, by loading; writers, give most valuablo information for Farmers, Arburculturists, Florists, gardeners and Stockmen, i EVERY FARMER. Needs an Agricultural Journal. Kvciy farmer in the west ought to have 'ho Western Stockmen Cultivatorl 50 CENTS PER YE Alt, Sample copies free.

We will send the Western Stock mau and Cultivator and the Eaglo one year for only, 81. OO i i i I -r Hi Ln, CITY J-B. SMITH j0p. goiMl accOModtttin hmm wol. iiiruiMutd mi, -n i.Wio, fURBinHUaSaud EDICI ES, Fausy tu'tiulun lWuWy.ana Station cnmiiouilncl Fi.llCMO.vr, effjjet within, 30 days.

Garden boes. and' rakes at the fc'aemont Ilardw.are Store. A. J. LowladV was doing buisness in Fremont Saturday.

Go to.G;. W. Stober's for Ice and Lemonade. Jjinjes Terry and ill Hpijtdoiftde trip to Hill City Moadftvi: First best, plows fou sale at the Fremont Hardware Sloi', Miss Mattie HilliasUiying in Hill-City and will attend the Normal For a good; Enquire tltis office. Dp, you want fat horses? Then, put T.

M. Jobe's livery and Teed east of house FreippBKan. John Hockersmith and Mrs Kibbler visiting. StepUq, Searls and family J. B.

Smitr has purchased, thp Thu only Line Carrying the'United U. 8. SENATORS. ohn J. PreatowB, Plumb.

3HE. R. of Sherdon, Sixth District, ttmCwHfc, District Judge. John Hnwklna Dint. Conrk States Overland Mail Xhrough Pollmau Sleepers and Modern Day Missouri River; Making dhi-c Comiectionfi to.

Denver, Cheyenne, Ogden, Sal Lake, City, San, Francisco, Loa Angeles. all Nebraska, Colorado, Wyoming, lkihs Idaho, Jtontana, KEuJSTER OF DEEDS COUNTY Ql'FICEKS. BepreBnti4ivA California Wanhing OF TITLES TO LANDS IN Weida bujJdios and wills fix it up for. Profcate. Judge SUprifl, Clerk.

Treasurer. Register of Deeds. Pub, IustructlQU. County Attorney. Surveyor.

County, Corner i ComwasioaRNi. at Gordon, Stephen VanWyck, B.C. Stotte, W. Farley, Wilron, jll, Kattle Worcete.D... Sjjfi Atkin, Ip.

Daniel Hickman, Chm, W. Buyt. Kqbt. GRAHAM COUNTY A NS 3HOTETjSIE3. Dnuatee.

Treasurer. Motbew Eigidtajb. Cbaa McKtnley, Clerk. ton. Territory and Faicific Coast Points Baggage chucked thuough front all points in the eaitt points uuinud.

Fi)q)lly nloepent free on through trains. For further Information regarding the terrltony traveled, rutesof fure, dlscriptlvc panphWW, ct. apply to the mtarvst agent tits Uuioiv ViwIUc Ra.ilyvay, or caunceting addreuw Tiros. L. Kimball, Gen.

ManAger. D. 'jEE A. Lomax Ac (1, T. A.

OMAHA v. Shank, local agent, Hill City, Kanswi. a resideiice. Just at those nice new, casts and, harness at the Fremont HaEdvwue Store. Only $23.

for outfit, The lottery bill is npw assured, lo become a Kw hi sjite of the Governors veto, John JJke. of the Saliue the guest of P4al. Frjfe fbi-s pant of the wee I Wiu Jennings and Mi': Jiitehpll attended the U. L. convention at Lebanon last week.

For Sam a Singeo sewing Jonn Crank, EHEMONi SCHOOL 1J0ARP stone. Director. Snyder Uorton. Treas. Clerk.

B.C. Kav. If IvW" CHURCHES. Board By Day or Wek, AT REASONABLE HATES SPECIAL ATTENTION GIVEN TO COMfvlErtCIAL I I IT l-i at I macbuie, good as new. Enquire at J.

E. Langlcy, divine- service very altarnate Suuday at 11, p. m. aervicea held nrmcbia All land papers made out iree at Ibis office. JTue formal Institute begins aext Monday.

JL-YPM WRITE uivt an, UifjL ViKN 'VFFREIVIOISI DAVID KAYi PROPRIETOR- this office, It is repoitjt'd (that the Skelton folka will hold a Sunday school picnic A Daily Paper FOR 1 Cent a Day. A daily newspaper now costs but littie more than the old-time weekly. The CHICAGO DAILY NEWS is an impartial, independent newspaper. It is a member of the Asso ciated Press. It prints all the news and sells it for i cent a day.

Mailed, postpaid, for per, year, or 25 cents per month. This is I3.00 per, year less than the price of any other Chicago morning paper. The CHICAGO DAILY NEWS' is not a blanket-sheet It is a condensed paper. ''You can read it and still have time left for an honest day's work, It is a daily paper for busy people. No one who has the advantage of a daily mail service need longer be content with a weekly newspaper.

The circulation of the CHICAGO DAILY NEWS is, with a single exception, the largest in the United States-it exceeds that of all other Chicago dailies combined, You ought to read a daily paper. Why not try the CHICAGO DAILY NEWS? Nft8t DR. B-P. WHJJAMSON PHYSICIAN AND 'U RGEOh and County Health oflkr fill M- Store or, avo hmt)- at 'Haieas grove aobut the first of iiouw. to Geo.

Moore snd wife on July 19th a girl Dr Ftirrow Mother and child doing B. W. Elliott, has retired ftom the livery business and will engage in real Notice his Add in another Now that the corn is hud by, there are a DJimber of Harmcra going east in search of employment fo? a few weeKS, The Rifey Co. alliance- convention met iu Leonardjsville Tuesday and put a full alliance ticket in the field. There was no action concerning $15 wiil OPELL TYPE WHITER Wiirranted to do as good work as auy $lW machine It combines simplicity with durn-bilitp, speed, ease of operation-wears longer without eosfc at repaire than any other machine, has no ink ribbon to bother the operator.

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Special inducements to dbalers. lor pharaphlct giving endorsements wc address the ODEHL TYPE WRITER The Rookebv, Chicago IHs. o- ip- iviidijiivijb. SLUCKllIHOEPiER. Kampmeier is this week.

AUie Farrow is learning to set type in tbii? office. Miss Mary Wills was visiting Miss Casaie Wiggins Saturday and Sunday. W. H. Hill, and Mrs VnnBrunt drove up fcom Hill City fast Sunda and Joe Thorne went to Neb.

last Monday in search of wotk. Ouir Fremont detective seems to have a iiocky time in Hill City. The aa loving youngsters of Fremont tsngaged ia a social dance at the town hall Friday evening. The Graham County Normal Institute al Hill City, will open Jaty 28th and continue four weeks. The colored people of Nicodemus we preparmg for a grand celebration at that place the 1st of August.

E. True has bought the scales formerly owned by the Graham Co. Lumber. Company and will lbem lip ou his farm. John Hortpn has made some needed Iroprovemeuls on the post office, and it now presents a very neat and respectable sppearanoe.

ALL KINDS OF WORK DONE WITH DI3PATC yt1me, HuiiJ Farm ImpiomwitH and u.iqkUuU( muohiUHPy wjmii-ed neatnesHNIi oji at c.ld ataiid FH Ji ONT.JK A SAS SOMETHING NEW A NEW DEPAKTVME. Beginping with the issue of January 2d, 1889, Tne Topoka Weekly Capital will be enlarged from 8 to 12 pages, and beotherwise strengenthen ed in every feat jre. It is a Kansac for Kansas people all the time and worth of patronage. Having made special arrangements with ths publisher, wo are enable to offer the Fremont Eaglo and The Topeka Vieel'ly Capital, both one year for $1,50. Kvery Kansas man should have his local paper, lor home news and a paper fiom the capital of the state (jive this combination a trial' Fine Line of Hardware Tin wa Private Medical Aid We will take it as a special favor if H.

Hogue made this- office a pleasant hall He has just returned fvom Highland Kan. where his childrau have been attending the University and reports crops looking splendid ia Donipliau County. There are a number ot applications before Judge C. G. Foster's United Btates court for iujunctions agaiust local officers, to restrain, them from further prosecutions of the original package dealers.

iELAND LUMl'S. Weather dry and hot. Corn ind pioomcoin withering fast. Potatoes will make a light crop. Quite a number took iu the ice cream festival at Rev.

Taylor's last week. John Guffey left ror points cast last week looking for work, J. and J. M. Valentino passed by on their way to Wa Kecuey Mou.

day vast, Mr. aud Mrs. Valeutino took dinner with C. Van Dorne Sunday. Rev.

A Hobbs preached at the school house Sunday jit 11 o'clock to a fair congregation. The Suuday School it) progressing nicely with j. 3, Drummond as Sup. and Miss Misadie Warner as Sec. Rustic nCEifC IjrriUC.

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ntuuinlur etc Aiiil.i.M letter, Br r- X. 7th HtTft. UK Ltolii, Bo. IN Fremont Kansas WILL NOT BE UNDKKSOLI OUIi GOODS' AUK KKW OUU CTIKA1 WE WILL PAY TMK JTI Kill persons from the country will call at our office when visitingFreraont and report to us any news they may be in possession of, Ed. Thomas and family left for the east to-day, Ed.

is one of our very nest citizens and we regret his. de- parture but we wish him success where ever he may go. The regular meeting of the alliance at this place last Saturday wa3 attended by a large crowd of farmers and some new members were ted, Wa would like to avc one or more regular from every Pl.LES Kansas Chautauqua Assembly. The above Assembly meets at To-peka, Kansjs. June 14th and? continues until July 5, 1890.

For this meeting a rate of one faro for the round trip has hcen made by the (Jnion Pacific system from joints on jts lines within 150 miles of Tope, ka, Tickets will be on sale "from June 2 Uh to July 4th return li jciit July 6, they will also be on Ulcer. Klslnla, Pliwnre, Klc, il tiy a new. (cleniati) ami u.uiici. ail" Kiux-emriil m-t-m. I'Vrn of yer mii'llnn cured In Hnlnlron Trfiut-miKt witliiint kulfu, or ianir.

No los. i thu fniui MAT1KET PUJgES RS A Nl PerffOtia must, (:. nfTW fur Con.ultxUonfrw;. orwrtle in. v.

iti rm, neighborhood in the couuty and will sale from all points in Kansas at the rate of one fare for the ronnd trip on furnish all necessary stationer7 and CANCER ana ot'it Hillirant DiseaaM Without uae of knife. Coieukatln Fieo. and mail the Eagle regularly each person who will send in the June 24 th 25th and July 2nd, return mit July Cth. p. Miank Agent, UiU City Kao, tneir vicinity, J-.