Great Bend Daily Graphic from Great Bend, Kansas • 3

LOCAL NEWS OX NIX AUS! Real Estate is again looking up. Dr. Castle returned from a visit to dav at eleven. J. V.

Brinkninn went to Larheil to-day. 500,000 FREE SHOCS FOR NEW HABIES Tho inot.rictor of GO ITS Shoe Store wishes to become acquainted with all Thotwo hotel lniiUlings arc pro- new comers and will jiosittvcly jrve a pair of shoes free to greasing finely. all babies born in Harton countyUnrinp; the year commcne ing May 1S87. Come in and bring the babies. The weather has been co(d and pleasant for the past few days.

Go to G. N. E. R. Moses an.

A few days is all you have left to Goit, the shoe man, is putting up a Several cases of mumps arc report-oil in town. Jacob Ziumier of UuiHilo, was in tovu yesterday. The people want the drive waj'H lirough the park. Crops look well since the recent rnius, so the farmcrB Fay. have your eyes fitted to a pair of white buy a fine ostrich plur.ie at half nice residence in tho east part of town.

tense or pewo glasses hy the Johnson eyemeter, a jieriect lit guaranteed. Kinsley is preparing to have a large TO LO I am prepared to make Farm and City cash- lioauetl on city gathering of masons sometime in SPOT property. June. iIMCK'K8 UROS. 54-tf others ask.

ROTHSCHILDS lead iu those as in all other millinery goods. Gents, try Goit's $3 shoo Goit's Shoe fctore. 58tf Look at tho colar, cuff and diiini-setto display in UOTHSCHLLD'S window. Don't let anybody monkey you into buying cheap, split-leather sheen, The expenses for the blind assyluin Judre 0. V.

Nininioeta canio iu from Scott City last night. Buy gloves of ROTHSCHILD. Standard and New Dome sewin machines at G. N. E.

R. Moses. for the month of April wero Hereafter wall pa nor will be sold The trains from the west have been greatly delayed on account of washouts we understand. at almost nothing at Shaw Wil 1 mi 1 Bono orug store, nicy no in when you can buy genuine French calf elioes at Goit's Shoe Store at tho LOANS order to dispose of all the stock El sen lit re see a communication from "Sweet Wilyum" of Monon. The wife of Marshal Dawson left lor a short visit to Topekn today.

Mr. James Lukey has moved to the house rcceutly occupied by G. W. they had on hnnd. tf The newest and nobbiest colors ami shapes of collars and cuffs just We are expecting the Atchison delegation in to-lay.

When they come we hope we t-hall hear plenty of news to givo our readers. openeu ai Km UMJ11IL.U On short notiee and at the Lowest lhite of Privato boarding can bo had at same price. 58 tf All the new and nobby styles in fino linen neckwear ut ROTHSCHILD'S. Ladies, try 1 Joy nold hand sewed French Kill gloves at Goit's Shoe Store. "8tf Buy hoMery of ROTHSCHILD.

All kinds of hardware, stoves, iron, implements, diamonds, watches, clocks Jones. J.j-tf The court room was nearly full of MILLETT SOKGIItJMSEEI) Interest, through The Farmers' Land and Trnst on sale at Coates A Buckland's. tf Jook at the elegant stock of shoes at THE BOSTON. You will be The inau who took tho contract for putting in water works here is pushing matters. The sooner they are completed the better for the of the city.

The members ol the Uaptist church will organize a Sunday school at the old school building at 12 a. next May 22. All interested in surprised to see bow cheap you can A homo institution. I draw my own liancrs and jewclery, sold by G. N.

A E. R. 011 v. Moses. You ill be surprised to see how cheap you can buv good goods at IiOTIlsaiILDS.

Park tt llazzard hand-sewed men's Special Column. people yesterday to listen to the Mc Hughes case. D. N. Ileizer leturiud yesterday from Topeka where lie has been for the past two or three days.

Our band seems lo bo practicing every night. We hope they are preparing for the fourth of July. Mrs. L. C.

Elston, formerly Maggie Jlridgeo, has arrived iu the city, and L. C. is correspondingly jubilant. Will Hays has just returned from Gove county, called back from there on account of the illness of his children. All unt ires for sale, fur rent, triuif, iiificrhd in thin column 8 umi mi 111 own eAainnung and pay the money when the papers are signed.

Cjj See nie iM fore ilacing your loans ami SAVH W. ffl. IRELAND, cents )ier Hue per trnk. Non Itut turn of hoots and shoes for all only at Goit's shoe s'orc. 58-tf JUST KECEIVED-A lot of the finest candies in the land at Gailey tt We open new uoods every day.

W'ANTKIt-TwiiKiHKl clerks. i'XK'ili'ii(' iichI ily. ArgnlM itc. Apply In Coin A Hint till la tin lict wHvi lining puin In Ihi' iimr. OT A LI.

11 opportunity hy nil wlm ln not You should make it a point to call on .1 i vr 1 ut i 1 1 1 ROTHSCHILD. uruii iik'iiim" in 1 iiiru'iii'iip column. every utiv. KliKTAIII.KH mnl MniwIxTrlc i-vcrjr tiny Hi ('. ioom 8, ALLKN--IIUHHAR1) P.Iock.

A .1. P. poll SAI.i: Mm- tili Ms in rant puiloliity A A Iwrnain, If wiliI xxin. all on W. K.

Muk'e 1Klt-SONAI. YimtiK mi'M (ulilint do Iwltir tlnill till tl lit! Ill aiililu of flit. i.iil.iirl.uil m.l. I il Ureal lli'inl. A ruling printer nf kimhI look mnl 4 wall oVlnw tiimrrraiKinil villi limiil- niiui- ymiiiR Jiuly Aildri'sa tliU cHli-c.

Hi the same are requested to come out. A grand street parade will tak.) place on the day of the Old Settlers reunion, between the hour of ten end eleven, with all kinds business represented. Come one, come all, and have a good time. Ellinwood 1-ltpmt. Oh, yes, the Obi Settlers reunion will be held in this city just one week from to-day, (Thursday) and every body should turn out and make a grand success of the occasion, as it comes but once a year.

Ellinwood Rqrei. The preliminary trial of Mc Hughes on charge of grand larceny lor concealing $891 paid I dm through mistake by the First National bank, came up for hearing before Sipiire Crum-mack yesterday evening at 2 o'clock. The prosecution introduced Mr. Pa r-lin, who swore tba ho made a mistake and paid Mcllughes 900 instead of $9 as the check called for. Fred Stauf-fer was next introduced who swore that he was iu the hank when the prisoner reeieveel the money and hile he could not state the amount, he knew it was considerable as he Underwear in light and medium weights at THE BOSTON.

Lost. A pair of pold riintned glasses. Were in a dark-colored leather case, whicn had stamiiod on it "Buflalo, N. Finder will please return to this ofliec nud receive liberal reward. 58tG Millinery at astonishing low prices at ROTHSCHILDS.

Goit, the great reducer of prices, still leads in best quality at lowest prices. By Goit's Shoe Store. 58-tf For choice inilinery and extreme low prices, the place to buy is ROTHSCHILD'S. tii -p The Mann Hills Co, Mortgage Loans. llrnnrli Olllir, (Jrrnt llcinl, KniiNitw, Hhs Sin.UDn to loan Our city circulator and collector, Mr.

J. C. Evans, is abroad in the land and will make you his monthly call. A. J.

Alexander, a lumberman of Earned, was in town awhile this morning on his way to Walnut City where he has a yard. Jesse Napier came down with his father from Monon, yesterday. Jos-no will "manipulate the movables" in tho (iKAJ'iirc office. Mr. Wilson leaves to-day for hisjhomo in Iowa.

He is favorably impressed with Kansas and we should not be surprised to see him again iii the sunflower state. Mr. and Mrs. G. W.

Parker, accompanied by Iheir daughter, who has been visiting them for some time, on Uitn PrDoorhi. hnat "a LGi'rnn and Iownnt inlcr est, J. HILLS, Gnnni- nl Mannnnr, niTicn ounc D( I G. N. Si E.

R. Moses have one of i ijuum iit.uru, ruuui antl en.rravers in the state of Kansas. 1 rnriTinrllJ nCCUpiDlJ Lj.J All work warranted, IlDlZnr. saw him reti'vo forty-seven ten dollar o3 left yestei day evening for Eos Angeles, California. The project to have drive-ways and side-walks through the park is meeting with universal favor.

A petition was started yesterday and nearly everybody who has yet been seen gladly signed it. bills and a inimlier of twenty dollar bills. The defense introduced but confined themselves to arguing that the essence of larceny was wanting in this At the conclusion the magistrate bound the defendant in a .2,000 bond to answer in the district court. Buy ribbons of HOT1ISCIIJED. All kinds of spring heel shoes ot Goit's Store Kmporiuni.

tf Qdell Q-unnell, Land, Loan and Insurance. Agenls Tor tho U. P. R. R.

Lands, also Improved Farms and Unimproved Lands AT TIIK VKltV LOAVKST IIATKS. Long list of property in all parts of the City at Great Bargains. Room 10, Allcn-IIubbanl block, (J rent Bend, Kansas. --I 4 kEl 3 Yy 8 I A The celebrated Dlno Kibb jii sehoul shoes at THE BOSTON. I WE II AVE FOR SALE 0 hH tf I I tf 0 r-f 0 0 1 I Mr.

P. B. Kimplcr, the furniture man of Ellinwood, and Mr. Sprinker, of the same place, were in town yesterday and made us a pleasant call. They say Ellinwood is doing an immense amount ot building this spring.

When the Santa Fe people concluded to put in a new depot here, tiiey piled up the lumber they were iisin in the extention to the old depot and sent it to Lamed. If Earned will wait till we get our new depot, they may have our old one. Dr. Connott had a little smash up yesterday. He hitched up a new horse which lie thought of purchasing, which became unruly, threw itself onto the tongue of the buggy and then ran tearing through backyards and alleys smashing up the buggy but injuring no one.

We are informed that Mr. Jef. Jteb, head clerk of li. has finally bought a thoroughbred horse of Kline it Wilson. Now, girls, we would advise you to get in the buggy or keep in a safe place while on the streets.

A Chicago driver and a fast horse makes it dangerous on the streets. In yesterday's Gh.U'jiic we neglected to say anything about the citizens' meeting on Tuesday night. The meeting was called for the purpose nf getting the of the people on locating the two ward school houses. There were but lew out and nothing was said about their location. The architect, Mr.

parsons, exhibited plans which were highly sp by those who saw them. The meeting adjourned without taking any action oil location. 50 Good Dwelling1 Lots, All well located in the west part of the city and from four to six blocks FROM THE COURT HOUSE, Close to Churches, Close to Schools, Close to Business and Almost in the Center of the I I GO r-H City. w. J.

BROWN. a ir li- )r if.