The Fremont Press from Fremont, Kansas • 1

FEE JL JL JL 1 oun Motto jusTiijE to all, NO. 17 FREMONT GRAHAMjCO.KANS, JUNE 18.88. rtntyammam itnmwmgaraimiriM JAMES STON Monxhlt Retort Of the Fremont School, District Stationery at the post-office. Shoes of all kinds at booms, and buildin glooms. Buy your Stationery at the post No.

72, for the month ending June 2nd, 1SS8. -DEALER IN office. Pupils neither absent nor tardy: Frank Langley, Dalley Thompson l'Ott PPtE8ID.F;XT, UllOVEK CLEVELAND 0 New Yoek. FOR VICE PRESIDENT, LLIG THUHMAN )s Ohio. Stockton is having its annual IIDAWIVV AV May Morgan, Ray Morgan, Harmon Morgan, and Pearlie Bright.

mad dog scare. iiili Try the "Above Par" Cigar; for Pupils neither absent nor tardy sale at the Q. uri.ng.tenn: Jeff Stewart was, given twelve Cool. Pleasant. Everything goes, Piper Heidsieck tobacco at the post office.

Dr, Brown has, his stable nearly completed. Quarterly meeting, next Saturday and Sunday. Everybody, should celebrate the glorious Fourth. Don't forget the school meeting Ttiursday afternoon. ''You bet," Sweet candy, at the post Sweet Lotus for smoldng o.v chew-; ng at th.e post-office.

John Williams begun harvesting yesterday" morning. The town that dont celebrate the 4th, is no town at all. lannon Morgan, May Morgan, years in the Pen THE GLORIOUS lay Morgan, Frank Langley, Dal Ice cream partes are fashionable ey Thompson, and Pearlie Bright. now-a-days. i-Hiolsh'p Deporliu't Nails, Stoves Heavy anc Shelf Hardwjar Table and Pocket Cutlery, Everything looks green and fresh TH, after the nice shower.

Is it steal cells, or steel Somebody correct us. Call at Stober's and see, his AT FREMONT. line of Milinery. A A A A. At A A A A.

A A i FULL SK PRICES LOW, Don't forget the Celebration Fremont the Fourth. St. John would stand a better The great show begins, work be Hereon Horton 10Q 100 Luretta Morgan 100 100 Harmon Morgan 100 100 May Morgan 100 100 Buy Morgan' 100 100 AzleStoue 100 100 llattie Thomas i00 100 Dalley Thompson 100 100 Pearlie Bright 100. 100 Maudie Willams 100 100 Mandy Williams 100 100 Carrie Williams UK) 100 Sidney Langley 10Q 00 Charley Close 10Q 09 FrankLangley 100 09 Jimmie Leinbach 100 09 Eddie Leinbach 05 00 Walter Norftup 07 09 A GKAN11 show than D. R.

Anthony. gun all along the line. Sam Leinbach occupied Charley Mclle.nry's shop yesterday. Cleveland, and Thurman. How weetly these tw A names blend.

The Post Office will be open on For good swet-t puff rry. the CELEBRATION Lone Jack cigaette at the IV FREMONT, KANSAS, Fremont Livery Feed lie, 1 lie genial lace or Did jiinJcr was seen on our streets last Saturday, Loof Millirons have the mate riel on the ground for Humes1 foun THIS PLAQE. (tome One Come All iul let us hvae a royal dation. Fogle Fritz have plowfcd ui the rear end of their lots, and planted a crop thereon, i Building goes on steadily but sure Sundays from 1 2- to 1 o'clock. Come, to Fremont now and secure a good location before the best are all taken.

The Edmond Tmes appears to be badly stuck on Hill City. Oh its all right if you like 'em. I am now prepared to furnish the public with Staple Drugs. Greorge Stober. Johnl Willie, Horsey and Hermon Hotoii have all been very sick, vqth the measles, he past week.

Harry Garfield was married at the Term closed. Mary Wius, Teach eh. Samuel Millirons of Slieridan Co. ED, THOMAS, Prpp, ly. Fremont is having no wild-cat Kansas died at the residence of hit; good time.

As this will boom, but one that will hist son William, on the 22nd, day pi You will miss a good time if you 5m the lirst fourth eyci June. The deceased has been cou- dont attend the sclmol picnic at incd to his bed since lust September, in the town of Jtazen's grove- next Thursday. First-Olasg rigs'. always ready. Give us He was born in Georgia in 1800, and residence of his mother near Mentor premont, let all attend Born: on Tuesday evening, June shortly after the war of 1812 he 10th, to Mr.

and Mrs. Henry Mor tHal, and we will endeavor to please, that it may he a day long 0, on June 11th, to Miss Be Mason. Almost every farmer we see, re novedtoky. Inmi by. to Ohio, Ohio he emmigrated with his gan, a daughter; all doing well.

to he rememtercd as one family to Putman Co. Mo, from Rev. J. E. Langlevs1 addititon to here to Sheridan Co.

Kansas. his house is enclosed, and is ready of enjoyment jmd pler s- When Lincoln called for the Brave for the roof, which will bo of tin. Reasonapl and the true he was among the tint Last Saturday was a lively day in town. The streets were literally lin to defend the Flag or his Country in listing in the first Mo. Cavelry State Militia.

He has gone home. el with teams. And still everything booms. He has answered to the hist roll call. ports the corn crop booming.

They all say they never saw. better prospects. Mens, Womens and Childrens Shoes right down at bed, rock prices, for cash only, at George Stober's. Mr, Frank Graves and wife of Millbrook were calling in Fremont last Frifhiy. Frank gave this office a pleasant call.

School in District 31 closed a week igolast Friday. Mr. Personett re The Very Best AccommodaUoiis Funiisliei Travelers, For those who rose early yester day morning, a most beautiful sight Notice presented itself in the shape of a love KAN SA8f The undersigned having purehas ty fog the thorough bred imported Ab Leave your orders at this office for erdene Angus Bull, Euphrates, 1 150 job work; we can fur-nidi anything 2725offers to take a limited num GEORGE S. STOBER. Headquarters for you may need, and at rates as low ports having had very pleasant as the lowest.

ber ot cows tor the AJiw bull was bred in England, undiin- )siug exercises. We acknowledge this week the re By the time this issue of the orted to this country, and custo PjUJSS reaches its renders, there wil mers can see bis pedigree for eleven ceipt of Premium list of the Kansas tate Fair to be held at Topeka from probably not be a section on the line generations back, at the proprietors. ure. Come then, and let us make merry the Great Day of Independence 'programme. 10 30, A.

M. Grand Fanfasma Parade, Wheelbarrow race by everybody. Prize of 1, to; be given t-lie winner Jl 30, Suck race, Prize, 50cis 12, Dinner. Prize, all that be got. 1.

P. Match game of baseball A iine bat and ball will be presented to the winning Nine. 2,, 00 Address by Rev E. Langley and others, 3. 30 Reading of the Declaration of Independence, 4.

30 Horse race, purse to be made up on the grounds. 5. 00 Greased pole ascension. A fine large cake will be given to the one who reaches the top. Supper whenever you feel that way, providing there is enough left from dinner, 7.00 Opening of Grand Dance.

9. 00 Gi-and Pyrotechnical Dis without men at work on it, Dont fail to read the programme or the fourth, of July exercises TERMS For the season, $2.00 in advance. Philip, E. Holmes. Fremont, Kans.

this place. It will be carried out to Kleixxsas, the letter, weather permitting. John Trosper had his arm1 dial COME NOW! ated last tSaturibiy, while attempt ing to ride a bucking broncho. The accident was caused by the pony E. N.

BROWN. MD, Physician anil Surgeon fremoxt, kakbas. jumping before he had got rightly eited in the saddle, Dr, Brown And Buy Goods Cheaper than the Cheapest. attended him, Sjpt. 17th, to 22nd District boards, don forget the important duty of doing all in your power towards adopting some uniform series of Text books.

If you have a that you don't know what to do with, bring it to nir office and we will give you credit for it, for a years subscription. The District court has taken the attention of some of the Times force to such an extent this week that the p.iper is a little thin, Millbrook Tijues. Yes just half the usual thickness. All that wer'e sorry about, is that we could not be at Hill City help drink that deljcious beer, corner stone day. Its nice if it is nighty.

There was a pleasant ice cream irty at Mr. George Adams' one night last week. A goodly number were in attendance, and the evening was much enjoyed by all. Who is going to be the lucky man secure the location hero for a bar ness shop? This place is open yet play. Not 500.

worth, but enough Office at Bank of Fremont. G. G. PfiEWITT H. R.

PUEWITT PREWITT PREWITT, -Loan, COLLECTION AGKXCY but will probably not remain so long- Now is the time to open up to mike it interesting for all to at that you may be here when the tend. "Quick Sales SmaU Prclis" is ray idoUo. railroad comes. get the Bargains for Cgsli 5n the Country. A good refreshing shower fel -j-i Sunday evening, thus assuring crops the liveliest town in MILLBUOOK KANSAS What have you old chronic grum remont is the county, or mouev, pins or CHAS.

Mc HENRY, biers to growl about now? Crops all kinds will now boom, end as a All business placed in our hands Road carts are becoming qui result western Kansas will boom will receive prompt attention. this fall as she has never boome iitilliilrti mm-- before. J. S. DEARIIOLT tSuhionable in this part of thecour-try.

Farmers are very much encour-ngi-ci over the prospect for the com crop. In the case of Blackman vs Mitch ell, judgement was rendered in ft -Tor of plaintiff to the amount of 55. the cost in the justices court being adjudged to defendent, district court, to plaintiff. A DDCD WANTED 50 SubscriWs within the next 30 shall rndeavor to make the PRESS second to no paper in the county, and if you will help us, we can and will do it. JygFrom now until Jan.

1st, LIST OF LETTERS. Remaining uncalled for iu tl. post-office at Fremont for the wee! ending, June 25th, 1888. Mrs. Rosa Moxin.

Mrs. Libbie B. Coen. ALL WORK GUARANTEED. Horse-Shoeing a Specialty.

FREMONT, KANSAS. When calling for the above, please Hair cutting a specialty Shop at George Stober's. Felmost, Kansas s.iy "advertised. Snyder Horton, P. M.

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