Scott County Herald from Scott City, Kansas • 3

DIED. We unlock the forms to announce that Attend the Fourth of July meeting, The Herald. i Head the ad of the Prescription Drug Store. OFFICIAL PAPER OF HE SCGTT CITY TOWN COMPANY. D.

P. Hutchison, of Pennsylvania, if in the city. A. B. Crosier, of Geneseo, Illinois, i in the city.

a heavy rain has just visited this county. Messrs Fox, Lloyd and Eastman, of the Michigan colony, are erecting comfortable residences on College street, opposite the park. The ladies of the M. E. church wish to return thanks to the citizens of Scott City and county who gave them such a liberal patronage at their festival.

Geo F. Bell, representing a large T. S. F. R.

R. Time Card. WP8T BOUND Ko, 1, Sanfranr.isco Express 2 05 a. R. E.

GRAY, Successor to Gray Moon, Palace Drag Store! WHOLESALE AND RETAIL, CORNER ROOIVS IN JONES' MARBLE BLOCK, Grant Avenue, Garden City, Kansas. J. L. Burk, of Dighton, was on our Ho. 8, Colorado Jt Utah Express 3 64 p.

ui. EAST MOUND streets Sunday, To. 2, Atlantic, ExnroPB 12 39 a. m. So.

4, New York tUurcsa 50 u. ui. I. R. Ehler, of Philadelphia, ism the In Scott City, May 25th, 1880, William D.

Morehead, aged 68 years. Deceased had been' sick about a week with erysipelas in the head. The funeral services took place in Miss Boling's school building, and a large number of our citizens were present and followed the remains to the grave. William D. More-head was born in Logan county, Kentucky, in 1818, joined church when but a young man of 17.

He removed to McLain county, Illinois in 1804, where he was for many years deacon in the Baptist church. He came to Scott county last September, and had gained many friends here, all of whom regret his sudden taking off. He leaves a daughter and one son to mourn his departure, who have the sympathy and kind words of the entire community, city prospecting. Chicago stove house, sold two carloads of stoves Tuesday to tne hardware firms of Charley Heed is doing good work, F. M.

McFauland, Asnt. MAIL CAI.ANDAH. Leave frolns EaRt 12:15 a. m. onrl (1:45 a.

m. Arrive from Eaet m. and 2:05 a. m. Leave coins West 8 i.

in and 8 a. in. Arrive from Went a. m. and 9:50 a.

ni. taking the census. Preaching next Sunday at 10:30 8ta loaves for Scott City 7:0) a. in. daily.

Ar o'clock a. and 8 p. m. rives at 5:30 m. S.

C. Ellison, of Kinsley, was in the city Sunday and Monday. Thursday Mornino, May 27th. L. R.

Heath, of Dighton, was a guest at PENCIL CHIPS. the Grand Central Sunday. G. W. Kilburn, of Cincinnati, among Wednesday's arrivals.

Base Ball. Scott County Bank! zJ OF JOHMSSH BROS. C0. DOES A GENERAL BANKING BUSINESS. The Oldest Bank Cull at City bakpry for bread and cakee, Bloomer Bros, keep all kinds of fishing E.

M. Robison, of Chicago Illinois, is a guest at the Grand Central. A. S. Tyler's mother and father, from Indiana, are paying his family a visit.

Eichclroth Meisenheimor and Boldock Ciiulter. Bloomer Bros, have placed a large ice chest in their drug store and now keep ice cold pop and ginger ale. They have also built a large wareroom in the rear of the drug store. Rev. E.

C. Towne was a caller this morning. Ho was on his way to Corona-do and Leoti, where he will hold religious services. He promised to stop and give our peoplo a talk on his return. Chas.

Clark the enterprising nnd rustling business manager of the Chicago Lumber Company at this point, has received an elegant set of platform scales, which he has placed in the front of his lumber office. --Luther West surprised his many Cold-water friends by dropping down ou them Wednesday. He has established himself in business in Scott City and is making things hum. He returns to his new home in a few days. Coldwater Revieiv.

Mrs. F. A. Parsons arrived from Wellington Tuesday, accompanied by her mother, Mrs. C.

G. Lamed, and both are at present living on Mr. Parson's beautiful farm north-west of the city. Mrs. Par E.

P. Hovey, of Wichita, was looking at the wonder of the west last Monday. A. F. Sloper, of Long Lake, Illinois, has taken up his residence in Scott county.

L. T. Eastman's wife and daughter A base ball club has been organized here consisting of the following nine: John L. Keeve, Eugene Nutld, Frank Boling, Burr lirid-well, P. A.

Sexton, Ciias. Waite, P. T. Phipps, Jim Wells, and Sam. Clark.

The boys have challenged the Leoti nine, and the game will take place on the Leoti base ball grounds on Saturday. A number of our citizens will accompany the boys, and it is said that considerable money will cha.nge hands. We hope to see our club return home with the "belt," although they have had but little practice together, we will give an ac-caunt of the game next week. Seribblings from No. 3.

TITE COUNT 7'. FIRE PROOF SAFE. BURGLAR PROOF CHESS. GUARDED by the LATEST DOUBLE CHRONOMETOR TIME LOCK. arrived Tuesday from Buciinen, Michigan.

W. S. Fisher, of Everette, Pensylvania, has taken up his residence in this county, (gT Special Attention Given to Collections.JgJ 8. S. Stewart, of Tectimseh, Nebraska, is among the arrivals from that state last week.

tackle. Fresh oranges and lemons ut S. W. Case's. Buy your bread, cukes and pies at the City Bakery Legal blanks of every description, at Bloomer Bros.

"Headlight" coal oil at Bloomer Bros. City Drugstore. Israel Bros, for the finest cook stove in the market. t31 Fresh bread, cakes find pies always on hand at the City Bakery. -Israel Bros, for line memorandum books and stationery, City Bakery, two doors east of public well.

J. M. Foley, Proprietor. At Bloomer Bros1. City Drug Store you will always find choice cigars.

Goto Eichclroth Meisonlieiraer's for the Famous Kansas City stoves. Bloomer Brps. have made a great reduction in the prices of lead and oil Bring your job work to the IIkkald ollice, if you want it neatly executed, Eichclroth Meiwmheimer make a SCOTT CITY, KANSAS. JAS. B.

JOHNSON, Cashier. Down goes prices on lead and oils, 1 he City Drug Store of Bloomer Eros. FRANK H. MILLER. CHARLES L.

WAITE. P. H. O'GAKA. did it sons is a lady of many accomplishments K.

B. Lynch and Wm. A. Bean, of Newton, Kansas, were among the arrivals Miller, O'Gara Co. and will be a valuable acquisition to Scott City's society.

The Prescription Drug tore is the ist Sunday. Some unknown parties burned down name of the new drug store two doors -Do a General- the claim house of E. B. Harrington one south of the Grand Central hotel, in Chas. day this week.

Kurrio's building. Mr. E. P. Place of F.

A. Parsons has a fine field of corn Great Bend, is the proprietor, and is a just north of town. It does not show any EiM Locating, entleman of much experience in the signs of needing rain yet. drug line, as you will find by looking through his well arranged store. Beautiful weather, but dry.

E. E. Bennett is on the sick list this week. W. Bebout has his store building almost completed, and will have his goods in a few days.

Iiigdy Bros, of Dighton, have caught ten of Scott county's wild horses in the past two weeks. Scott county boys "no good." Preaching next Sunday, May 30th, at 4 p. in. at the residence of It. Brooks, by Rev.

Benifield. Every one come and hear a good discourse. ll. S. Plunket has his well completed, and lias an abundance of water while digging the well they found petrified bones at a depth of sixty feet.

Several of Johnson Bro's. ponies ha ve (specialty of pumps and gasoline stoves. It is astonishing how rapidly new. Don't buy a stove until you seo the "New Series," sold only by Isra.el Bros. LAW COMMISSION BUSINESS.

Deeded Lands in Scott and adjoining Counties For Sale. Town Lots, Business and Residence houses fprsale or rent. Scott City, Kaxsas. towns spring up and grow, in this new west. A year ago there was no town or semblance of one, where Scott City now stands.

Yet to-day it is a young metropolis, and sixty- iCl' to 'le P'onepr store, corner Main street and De Geer Avenue, for pure eider five loaded teams started out for that vinegar. T. II. Lemon's Pioneer barber shop place, in a single, train, all loaded with the place to so for a clean shave or neat lumber, from one yard here. Garden City PRESCRIPTSON hair-cut.

Cultivator, Go to the Pioneer store, corner Main Garden City Herald: Mrs. C. street and De Geer Aveimo for fresh gar den seeds. Lamed and daughter Mrs. Parsons, arrived in the city on the early train Sun We noticed some of our neighbors going north Sunday to get wood off of some one's timber claim.

We suppose they forgot their axes, for they came back with nothing but Drug Store! PLAGE, PROPRIETOR, SCOTT CITY, KAS, Y. D. Crane. would be pleased if the day morning from Wellington, and remained over the Sabbath, and this morn perst'who borrowed his plow during his LA. chips.

"That beets nothin' nohow." abs ild return it. ing took the hack for Scott City, where they will remain for a few weeks with 4 S'f yohnsmi Bros, before you go to TWO DOORS SOUTH OF GRAND CENTRAL IIOTEL. Religious services were held 10th in R. Brook's building, by Rev. li-'aw lii' io-make final proof.

Tkey will Mr. Parsons, then return to Wellington to prepare for permanent removal. Mrs. Call and See. Drills, and Medicines Pure and Fresh.

'thing New. save inae. and iJenniekl, ot Jane county. 1 his was been injured by coming in contact with wire fences the past week. Balch, Threlkeld Co.

have leased one of Dr. Hall's lots on Main street, and are building a butcher shop thereon. Charley Service's father, mother and little niece, of Buchanan, Michigan, have been visiting him on his claim this week. We hear of considerable complaint of butchering cattle near the center of town. A slaughter house should be built outside the city limits.

This office is under obligations to the News for the use of their press while the Case building is being removed to the front of Main street. Bloomer our enterprising druggists have ordered a complete stocic of 4th of July goods, one-third of which will be donated to the city for the Fourth John Ackerman is the best plasterer in town, The work done by him on the business house of the writer, shows that he thoroughly understands his business. E. Iv. Holbrook mid Geo.

T. Bell two jolly knighls of the grip spent Monday and Tuesday visiting our merchants. They are old friends of Chas. Clark, Scott City's popular lumber man. D.

C. Grifiln, representing a seamless hose manufacturing establishment at St. Joe, Michigan, was interviewing our merchants yesterday. He sold a large bill of goods to. West Wright.

The Herald's publication day will the first meeting held in this town Larned here and Mrs. Parsons at Scott City. No one need want for Sunday reading now. Bloomer Bros, keen all the latest Garden City Herald: Francis M. ship, and it was held in the first building that was built in tha town Martin Pitts, illustrated newspapers, magazines, etc.

Bloomer Dron. proprietors of the City Lewis, of the southeast township in Finney county, informs us that while from ship. 1 here were 42 present. U. C.

I. Kxow. home in August last, his son William Drug store, are selling drugs, paints and oils at Oakley prices, which is considerable Ilenery Lewis left homo and no tidings Strayed or Stolen! less than Garden City prices. of him have they been able to get since and tliny fear he might be dead. He was One half section of deeded land only From Scott City on Sunday night, May eighteen years of age, dark hair, blue I' idles from Scott City, very cheap lfith, three horses.

One grey horse 12 years eyes, weight one hundred and fifty pounds, Call oh Smith McLain first door KEEP THE BEST STOCK OF GOODS IN THE WEST. When in Garden City ive us a call. "We carry an assortment of everything in the way of Gents' Furnishing' Goods. Fine Dress and Business Suits made to or order. Martin Pitts, Garden City, Kansas.

wore a dark suit of clothes, black hat and south of new post office building. old; one black horse, with halter and bell, white on both hind feet; one sorrel horse with white face. Any information regard-ingthese animals will'be liberally rewarded calf skin boots. Rode a heavy-built, light Persons wanting teeth extracted can bay poney, with a white spot in forehead, now be accommodated at Bloomer Bros by calling on or addressingthe undersigned. James Scott City, Ks.

City Drug Store, where they will find all the conveniences necessary in this line. and one fore aud one hind foot white. Any information concerning him will bo thankfully received. Address F. M.

Lewis Hess, Ford county, Kansas. Exchanges TO J. EXTREMELY LOW I Eichelroth Meisenheimer carry a full line of hardware, and are capable of please copy. A. S.

Beymer, president of the Bey- tilling contractor's bills at Garden City prices. Try them; save time and expense. Delmonico Restaurant Prices That Will Astonish the Natives. be changed next week, -and it will hereafter appear on Saturday morning Instead of Thursday. This change is made in order -Before you so to WuKeenev to make ft mil proof have Johnson Bros, to write up your testimony.

They iniarantec their teork to give onr readers latter news of the week. For First-class Meals. to pass the Land Office, or cheerfully refund -Mrs. Kate Miller, of Logansport, In mer Land Company, and F. G.

Huddles-ton, a member of the company, came in from Monument, St. John county, and gave the Herald a call. They report things lively up north, and say that the statioiiiOf Monument has been changed to Ennis City and that a genuine boom has struck the place. The railroad company have commenced a depot and other buildings, and diana, widow of the late John Miller, who Bust taisi.e Board in the City. -A- De Geer Ave.

West, Scott City. A. S. Tvi.eii, dealer in Groceries, Boots, Shoes, Flour, Feed, Coal, Provisions, glassware, Queensware, is offering the following extremely low prices for A FEW DAYS ONLY; was frozen to death in this county last January, arrived Monday and will locate on the cluim which her husband had filed on. Granulated Siif.nr lb for $1.00 when everything is arranged the people of THIS SPACE IS RESERVED FOR -Jim Wells made a trip to the Waverly settlement, north-west of town, one day last week.

He reports that Miss Saddie LL Victor has the finest garden in that neigh Extra V. Sugar, 12 for 1.0(1 L. Brown Sueur 13 for 1.00 Mokneica CoflVe, 7 for 1.00 Arbuckleg Colfre, 7 for 1.00 Navy Beans, 20 for 1.00 Prunes, is for 1.00 Currants 14 for 1.00 Dry Salt Meat, 9 cflntsjwr th. Hams, 124et. per lb BrcakfiiHt ll its.

per lb. California Apricots, 25 ci-nts per can. borhood, aud that crops generally look fresh and green. Jewelry Store, Garden City, Kansas. West Wright have opened their that town will maxe great inducements to our people to have their goods shipped to that point.

It is on the U. P. road, eight milewest of Oakley, and is about forty-four miles north and six miles west of Scott City. Arrangements are being made to establish a stage line from Ennis City to Scott City via. St.

John, Jones' ranch and Beaver postoeffie. The citizens of Fn! City agree to get the road in shape so shut there will not be a heavy pull between there and this city if our people will put in a small bridge whre the road crosses the'Beaver. This matter should be given some attention by the Scott City committee selected for that purpose. new store ith a complete stock of gen- Jc. It.

C. L. RAYMOND, Lawyer. COOK, Notary Public. the money paid.

For general blacksmithing, wagon repairing and horse shoeing, go to the Black Front blacksmith shop back of Tyler's store. All work warranted. AVhitlock Jacobs, proprietors. The Lumber Company, besides keeping on hand ft large stock of all gr ides of lumber, is handling lirae, hair, cenent and coal. Manager Clark says he will furnish these materials at Garden City prices.

W. E. McLain has sunk aweil in the public park, and S. W. Case will put in a Saturday.

Be Gtr u-viniuo and Main street should each be supplied with two more wells, and then something could be done in case a fire should break out. Dan Caswell has retired from business, and the R. R. Coffee House and Lunch Counter will hereafter be under the management of J. T.

Phipps aud Harry Walton, who will cater to the wants of the hungry in a manner that is sure to win. Here's success to you, boys. Garden City Sentinel: The report gains credence that C. F. M.

Niles will be tlio democratic candidate for congress ngainist Judge Peters. We Rre not certain this report is eorrect, but there is em! mwnnnniw, tinn h'ive ce Of the neatest rooms in the city. These gentlemen come well recomended and will no doubt receive their share of trade. hi ii-dcuea, emu per can. California Pears 25 cents per can.

California Grapes, 25 cento per can. California 25 cents per can. California Raspberries HOceDts per can. California Ulackberries, 80 cents per can. Baltimore Peaches, 20 cents per can.

Tomatoes, 15 cents per can. Corn, cts. per can. Raspberries, 15 cents per can. Gallon Apples, 80 csnts per can.

The festival given by the ladies of the M. E. church, last Tuesday evening, was a RAYMOND COOK, LAND ATTORNEYS -ss-AKD REAL ESTATE AGENTS. grand success, both financially and socially. It was the first festival given in Scott City, and the peoplo turned out en masse, netting the church about $30.00.

Scott City's Brick Yard Garden- City, Kansas. Office Opposite Buffalo Hotel. -The killing of a vicious dog created B. F. Wells called at this office Tuesday, and showed us a sample of the brick he is making.

They are harrier than the brick broug here from Garden City, aud are only Hun-dried. He will soon commence burning a kiln of 20,000 brick, and navs he feels satisfied that they will prove to be of the very best quality, and that he can furnish brirk for all of Scott and surrounding counties. some excitement on east DeGeer Avenue one day this week, and wound up in a knock-down. Out-side parties seemed to have more to say about the matter than WHEN IN GARDEN CITY the man that owned the dog. Hence, the -GO TO- trouble.

Cold water Star: Lnther West spent a i.riething in the wind, and as Mr. Niles i.riet ilot M.DEISEM at home the facts cannot be aser- R. LUNCH COUNTER! FI.EE SOUP DAILY. day or two here during the past week, and took his final leave for his home of business, at Scott City, here li and C. W.

d. G. OCILVIE'S -NEW-- Furniture STORE Is now open, and all are invited to call and examine the lare Hock of tables, hairs, bedsteads, lounges, mattresses, rocking chairs, bureaus, washstands, mirror, bedroom sets, and everything to be found in a first class furniture store. BEKrKalB THE LCCATXS Nobih Mais -t, Scott Cut, Ka. The Kansas Cultivator is now among Wright, of Mt.

Ayr, Iowa, have entered -FOR YOUR- -jbet exchanges. It is a weekly ptil)- the mercantile business. Louis is a first- class, good jovial fellow, and we hope to School Report, The following is a report of the Scotl City School for the mouth ending May 21, 1880: Enrollment, 27. Average attendance Scholars not absent during the month: Elsie Asard, Ralph luminous, Xelwm Sones, Koy Deng, Bert Deng and Hoy Hi'ks. Numlier of visitors four.

Parent can 'rndrr assistance to the teacher by visiting the school. Lida Talboit, Teacher. hear of his success The lads and la.SM Indulged in a social hop at the "Blue Front" Wednesday evening. It was riven INh.f'd nt Garden Cily, with Judge L. D.

ilcy at the helm. The Judge is on old is well ported on matters pertaining to the development of a new country, itid our farmers will find hio paper both t'litere'ting aud full of valuable information irming and stork raising. a compliment to Luther Wpst, whoj Tf" Hot Coffee and Lunrh nt all hours I)ay and Night. Give us a call. Da.n Casw ei.i,, Proprietor.

came in irom rcon. utr, on in aixive evening. You Wiii r'-ei ive i mirtou ireatwiit mid Prompt Attciiitou to your.