McAllaster Weekly Herald from McAllaster, Kansas • 1

7 If A- ftrti iAL- Our McAllas TER $1,00 PER YEAR, McALLASTER, LOGAN COUNTY, KANSAS, SATURDAY, NOVEMBER 5, 18S7. VOLUME NUMBER 22. Personal Mention. Republican County Convention. The Winona brass band went ov THE McALLASTER WEEKLY HERALD, M.R.

KEENAN, DEALER IN The Republican county conven er to Goodland yesterday, the new county seat town Sherman coun PBE8 ISRAEL, Editor. tion which met at Russell Springs ty, to furnish music for a soiree. ast Monday was exciting and some Largest Newspaper, TiiMislied in Logan County. thing new for Logan county. Fif On account of the editor not be Frank Dyer went to Wallace on business Monday, I.

S. Budd was in Monument on business this week. M. R. Keenan had business in Wallace Wednesday.

Mess. Malone, Rogers and Teeters drove up to Wallace Thursday. Fred Bliss, of Winona, was in ing at home to read proof last week the types read the country south ty-four delegates represented the several precincts in the county and Published Eypi Saturday morning, Battle creek when it should have Gorton of Logansport was made Chairman, with Ed; Knapp also been Butte creek. Entered at the McAllaster pnstoffice In McAllaster, Logan county, Kansas, for the transmission through the mail as second-class matter, jrom Logansport, Secretary. The Some of the Russell Springs del egation told us they were laying up treasures for the Herald editor in The public are respectfully requested to contrib-ite personal news, deaths, births, marriages, tor publication at any time.

leaven. We will not lay ours up but will spit them out this fall. Communications from any part of the county are olicited and stationery will be furnished regular correspondents free. We have seen Russell Springs Building Hardware and Stoves Specialties. Jtrry ELOt carxied.irx Stools Ordered, at tlie Lo-west ZLarlret' ZFrlces.

Your Patronage Solicited. Prices and G-oods Guaranteed, Post Office Block, McAllaster, Kansas, HERALDINGS. and still live. No tar and feathers either. One man yelled "Hell on earth" but for fear the truth might A BHYMK, be exposed, his bazoo was quickly shut off.

respective committees reported and were discharged. By arrangement of committee the nomination of Sherjff came first. Two nominations were made, N. G. Perryman of Russell Springs and John Hamilton of Monument.

Perryman was declared the nominee on the first ballott, the vote being Perryman 30 and Hamilton 24. Perryman is the present sheriff having received the appointment frpin Gov. Martin. The nomination for County Treasurer was next in order and the nominees presented Were J. P.

Israel of McAllaster, Charles Page and T. J. Monce of Monument, and James Stallons of Russell Springs. Mr. Stallons received the nomination on the second ballott.

The ballotting stood as follows: First ballott Israel 14, Page 10, Monce 12, Stallons 18. The man who was to give the th'e city between trains Thursday. iC. Ilandley has returned from his trip to the eastern part of the State. P.

Teeters was at Russell Springs from McAllaster preceint Monday. A. S. Booton of the Winona Messenger was in the city Sunday between trains. J.

W. Borton returned from his trip to Cloud county Tuesday looking well and happy. II. C. Shedrick and T.

II. Malone were present at Russell Springs during the convention Monday. Tom Henderson handed us a half dollar Wednesday to apply on his subscription to the Herald. D. F.

Jones left a silver dollar with us this week to apply on his Ierald editor a ducking in the Jtj. mud lake and a coat of tar and feathers has presumably moved from Russell Springs as he failed to A man may chin, And a man may grin, And sell goods all day, But he can't build up a town, By runnuig it down, Because it aint built that way. Christmas is surely approaching. Plow fireguards and prepare for prairie fires. I.

S. Budd received another car of coal Monday. make good his promise last Mo nday There will be a dance at the Ho tel McAllaster, in McAllavter, next IDealerZrL M. Yosts', Half Moon, Peace Maker, and Double House-Shoe brands of Flour. Every sack warranted, riday evening and those who wish to enjoy themselves in tripping the ght fantastic after excellent music Winona will be the permanent county seat of Logan county.

Boys hunt up a female partner for the dance next Friday evening. are invited to attend. subicription to the Herald. Our new depot was unloaded Ml Wednesday and placed in position. We understand the Sheridan station James Tyler and family started Thursday for a few days visit with felatii'cs residing east of winona.

B. Noble, the Winona Butcher Thanksgiveing day remember comes on Thursday Nov. 24 this is to be abandoned and the supplies moved here. Slowly but surely year. The Russell Springs Bank is re jianded us a dollar this week and A Full Line of Choice and Fresh Family Groceries.

we're getting there. Seeond ballott Israel 16, Page 6, Monce 2 and Stallons 30. The next nomination was that for Recorder of Deeds and Capt. R. P.

McKnight of Winona, A. S. Bcy-mer of Logansport, W. I. Ilobert of Monument, and A.

DeVoe of Oakley, were placed in nomination. Capt. R. P. McKnight rereiyed the nomination on the third ballott.

Frst ballott McKnight 17, Bey metro, Hobert 16, Dcvoe ,9. Second ballott McKnight 21, Beymer 10, ported in a precarious position and told us to send him the Herald for I -year. Those treasures you have laid up is unable to meet its liabilities. in Heaven, gentlemen of Russell McAllaster, Kas. Nearest the Hotel.

Springs will never be presented. I M. V. B. Budd, of Millbrook, 111.

a cousin of I. S. Budd McAllaster's coal man, arrived here yesterday is talking of going in Oakley and Russell Springs com bined and worked together adenira, bly at the convention Monday. You are on the verge of hell when near Russell Springs and- too far to ever reach the pearly, gates. It is reported that I.

F. Teeters of itio business here. Wallace iias-Wld his The unprincipled ''tlispositioif of a few miles north of McAllaster. "Forney, 'formerly of Russell Springs Record the mail who was called to Logan county fo turn on the light was visible on the streets of that sacreligious town last Mon- James Stallons, the Republican UoWt (CTWrd McKnight 32, Beymer Hobcrt 19, DeVoe 2. Next came the office of County Clerk, Two candidates only sought the nomination, viz: J.

W. Kerns of Oakley and J. W. Jones of Rus nomiu.ee for Treasurer has moved Russell Springs county seat manipulators has disgusted some of her citizens and co-workers that they are moving out and declare themselves for Winona for county seat. from Russell Springs to Oakley.

day. Our friend and true-blue Republi can, James Tyler is central com James W. Borton of McAllaster sell Springs. The nomination of Kerns was made on the first ballott which stood Kerns 32 and Jones 22, is a candidate before the Democratic convention for county treasurer. mitteeman from McAllaster preceint.

Come and get your Boots and The office of Superintendent of shoes while 1 am selling cheap. A.J, Allen. -SFOR THE't-S- Mr. Borton is well know in the west part of the county and if nominated ought to carry a good vote. Public Instruction was next in or Another of Russell Springs wildcat and speculative schemes is that First National Bank.

For further particulars read their report of Oct. 5th, 1887. John Hamilton of Monument stood a good show for securing the nomination for sheriff, but for the complimentary notion of his own dele der and J. W. D.

Foote of Monu The war and we say and four-hundred voters besides, that Wi The Herald generally spits out ment, J. II. Longden of Russell Springs and Reece of Elkader were nona is the place for the permanent what it thinks and those who don't ays. ext 30 like it can perhaps find more con nominees. Foote received the norm ination on first ballott which stood county seat.

If the Democrats have their cau solation in giving the editor hell to gation he would have received the nomination. cus to-day that don't keep us fellows in McAllaster from selling goods his face rather than his back, as we know of one disgruntled party doing this week. Jo. Jones, present county clerk of McALLASTER, KS. cheap for cash.

E. A. HUDKINS, Logan county and one of the first as follows: Foote 35, Longden 14, Reece 4. County Attorney was the next office to be filled on the list and the candidates were K. E.

Willcockson of Oakley, A. N. Gibbons of Winona, and A. C. Town of Oakley.

Willcockson was nominated on the Treasures laid up in Heaven for a We are informed that some of settlers and main supporters of Rus newspaper man is a waste, and Rus the defeated candidates Monn- sell Springs can rest assured that we ment have declared a boycott against jL BUDD, will need no treasures there. a portion of the business men who defeated the candidates in selecting a The old depot which did service at Quinter before a new one was DEALER IN pledged delegation. Such is life in politics. first ballott as follows: Willcockson 23, Gibbons 15, Towne 2. The office of Probate Judge, came next on the list and while the nomi sell Springs is making arrangements to dispose of his interests in Russell Springs and move to Winona, the future permanent county seat of Logan county.

1" Again we open up our columns to assist not Logansport, but Winona to secure the county seat. Russpll Springs is not the place for it and the disreputable and bull -dozing built at that station was brought to Rock Spring, Carbon Louisville McAllaster Saturday night. One or two disgruntled Russell nation seemed to surprise many it was due to too much partiality. The two candidates were John E. Dodge Springs Boodlers attempted to control the McAllaster delegation but we think there was one or two who More than four hundred voters of Logan county have signed a petition to support Winona for county seat and Sears of Oakley.

Dodge found out that the honorable citizen disposition of her followers are be received the nomination on the first in preference to Russell Springs. When at Winona and want of McAllaster precinct was in the ballott the vote standing 31 to 23. majorty. good meal for twenty-five cents cal Next came the office of Clerk of I The Windsor Hotel of Winona ing daily found If Winona succeeds in securing the permanent county seat, which we verily believe she will, the people of Logan county will never know what it has saved. at the Bon Ton Restaurant.

W. G. Peckham, Prop'r. District Court and the names of Geo. C.

Fleming of Logansport and i has changed hands and Mrs. Shaw now has charge and will attend to II. L. Allen of Russell Springs was See the change in C. E.

Har wood's advertisement. He says placed in nomination. Fleming received the nomination on first ballot, the vote standing 8 to 46. the wants of her patrons in first class order. The Herald printed a supply of meal tickets for that house this week.

sells flour as low as anybody els dare to and warrant every sack. I. ev. Morgan writes us that cir I will endeavor to keep a Ml stock on hand at all times, which I will sell at same price as any railroad town. I.

S. BUDD, McAllaster, Kansas. HOTEL- P. ISRAEL, Proprietor. cumstanc.es over which he had no A certain black whiskered soldier and citizen of Russell Springs and a former business man of that place don't want to use his mouth regarding the Herald editor too freely or he might hear something about the whiskey ho unlawfully sold in the rear room of his store last May, all of which we can prove.

Don't sling stones if you live in a glass house for "More lie" can be control prevented him from fulfil For Surveyor the names of A. J. Meier of Russell Springs, Dodds and S. A. Stream ot Oakley were presented.

Meier was declared the nominee on the second ballott. First ballott Meier 22, Dodds 10, Stream 22. Second ballott Meier 29, Dodds Stream 25. For the office of Coroner Dr. F.

M. Burdick of Monument and Dr. ing his appointment in our city last Sunday. The railway company in estab a station at McAllaster gives a more The way the Russell Springs delegation slaughtered their valuable citizen J. W.

Jones in his race for the nomination of county clerk is a disgrace to any delegation. For all that Mr. Jones has done ov Russell Springs, he deserved recognition. The Herald editor hereby returns thanks to his friends who were delegates to the convention, who so firmly stood by him for county treasurer. Their action will not soon be forgotten and although permanent appearance and also in J.

T. Rovce of Russell Springs cites more confidence the future Advertised Ijotters. of our town. in Keeping "bach" is now greatly dulged in at McAllaster by the un were presented which resulted in Burdick securing the nomination on first ballott which stood Ii to 43. The names of Col.

J. J. Sears of Oakley, A. M. Gibbons of Winona, and A.

M. Crawford of Russell Springs were presented as candidates for representative and Sears received 54 votes on the first ballott, his opponents not receiving a married. It is needless, to remar List of letters remaining in the MrAIIaster posi office for thtMveeli ending OctoK-r s3th, If not called for in thirty days v. ill be forwarded to the Dead Letter Office at Washington, C. Krcnnan, John II.

Halhurt, B. G. (card) Hav.ood, Mrs. Marjjrct Lapeer, Chas. McMilU'ii, Mrs; Fronia.

Parties calling for any of the above wi!) please sav advertiMsd. M. K. Kkknan, 1. M.

Tlae lEEotel "West ot "Wa2Zecne37i'is now to tli ZPiabllc. defeated we are proud of the race at present none feel to, provicl for two and all are pff the matr jnonial bench. we made under existing circum stances..