Sharon Springs Leader from Sharon Springs, Kansas • 5

TOilfUir ESTABLISHED 1887. B. 6. HUBLEURT Door Postoffice OITOSITK Spring NOTICE TO AGENTS. Now thing! Coal oil utilized for fuel, saves its cost every month, Sells at sight! Agents wanted Write for terms at once, and lie tirst in tho tkld.

Climax Fuel Cartridge St. Joseph, Mo. Pursuant to call tho voters of the proposed school district in township 12, range 4-1, met and completed tho organization of tho district by electing Samuel Halaey, director, A. L. Yeamans clerk, and li.

E. Cackley treauror. The district will bo known as school district No. 4, Wallace REAL ESTATE RELINQUISHMENTS TOWN LOTS-REAL ESTATE LOANS. All notary work attended to very promptly Call on or address me at SliaxoD Springs, J'ii onstsa every Wttsj: $1.50 a Tear.

Kansas. Messrs. Tindall, Lemastor, and Austin returned Thursday night from their hunting tour in Colorado. Mr. Tindall succeeded in killing Union Paeifio railroad Time table." NO KiST.

mid Mail 2:50. m. Espicwi p. m. OOIXO WEST MOL'XTAIN TIMJt.

Stll, Hxprcss 1 r. M. Coupon tickets sold and baggage checked to all parts of the country. Pacific Express Couiany's office In the depot. D.

A. Flam, Agent. Seud a copy of the Lh'aheh to your friends who thiuk of, coming west. Only live cents npieco in wrappers ready for mailing. Any person having 11 timber claim in this part of the county for sale cheap can find a buyer for tho 6amo by addressing thin office.

Rev. D. Davis will preach at the schoolhouse immediately after close of Sabbath school on- Sunday fore nooD, Dec. 11th and 25th. Mr.

J. B. Simmons wishes to an-nounce that he ia prepared to do breaking and plowing at short notice. All work guaranteed first class. Charley Doering took a trip into Sherman county and Colorado this week to let lhe people know there is plenty of coal at Sharon Springs.

We are sorry to learn that Mrs. RusboII has been quite sick ever since sho returned irom Topeka. Wo hope to boo her around again soon. The weather has heen very tine since the blizzard last Saturday, but nt the time of going to press Friday night it is snowing lightly but is very pleasant. Freighters stopping over night at Springs will find tho best accommodations both for themselves and teams at, Ferry Stephens' livery stable.

There will be Presbyterian services at tho scboolhouso in Sharon Springs on the 2d and 4th Sundays in this month. All are cordially invited to attend. three lino deer, but the other gentle men wore less fortunate. We have not learned what game they brought OSCAR FELIX, Dealer In! DSY GOODS GROCERIES, home with them. I have a special bargain in a home stead relinquishment or a short tinin.i Good house and thirty acres of breaking on the claim.

Just tho thinj; for some one who Wants some ground to' farm next season. Will Shoes, Hats, Gaps, Motions, --'i AND EVERYTHING BELONGING TO THIS LINE. Sharon Springs, sell for about cost 'of improvements if sold soon. S. ii.

Kay. Church Directory. si. Mkthudist. Preaching every two weeks at the sclioolhouse tlmlf pt ten, beginning with the iiiiiiiiiirj Sunday i.

August. Bkattv, Pastor. P'lrsBVTKUHN. Preaching every two week ut the schoolhotisn in the' evening, be-ginning with the first in August, Rev. 1).

Davis will preach at the schnnl. home each alternate Sunday betftnning with Nor, STlh, nt It o'clock, it. rn immediately after the close of 8c bbath school. M. K.

Suirath Meets every Sunday Ht the schoolhouse nt hnlf past nine. Everybody is invitrd. P. Smith, Supt Subscriber finding nn i after names will latow hereby that their sub script Inn lias expired, and their paper will be The Popular restaurant, which has proved itself worthy of the name under the efficient management of Mr. and Mrs.

Davidson, has been closed to the public for the present, much Would respectfully announce to the people, of 8harn Springs and vicinity that ht hai just opened up a stock of dry goods in the Rogers-Smith building that 1 com. plete in p.ll of its departments, nnd which ho is selling for cnsih ut remarkably low prices. Hi Btock of boots and shoes aho very large, of the very best munufue-turers, and are being sold elieap. GOOD GOODS ATLOW PRICES. Call and Examine Stock and Prices to the discomfiture of their numerous patrons.

Inability to proenro competent help was tho principal cause, but we hope they will overcome this difficulty and open up again eoon. HEADQUARTERS FOR BARGAINS. Having bought out my partner, dUcoiithm-d unles-i we are untitled to the contrary. If you wish fi continue your subscription please notify ut once, even if you don't send the money. We don't want to lose any of our old subscribers, nor do ivp mint to force the Lin pen upon any one who duos not v.

ant it. Wo nro sorry to learn that little Harry Clark is quite sick with pneumonia, having been confined to his lied since Thursday. We hope he will soon recover Everett Patterson has been atnying in town the past few days painting DEALERS IN- Fin woatWr this week. Head our ulubbinsr. oflVrs.

Leap year will soon bo here. Rov. Beatfy preaches to morrow. Call at this office for job work of Mrs. Milner has great faith in tho future, of Sharon Springs, and is investing in town property whenever she can secure a bargain.

She purchased seven more lots last Saturday through S. L. Kay. D. A Fults subscribed for two extra copies of tho Leabe" this week to be sent to Jeflersonville, Ohio, to friends or relatives, wo hardly know which, but surmise that one is a prospective relative.

You had better give us a pointer Dan, if this is tho case, so we will not give you away. Geo. Davis came near Hving a serious runaway Thursday. His team broke loose from the rack in front of Black's store where they were tied, and in turning around npsot the buggy and then started to run. They soon broke loose from the buggy and were caught after a run of about ten minutes.

The damage proved to be very slight. DISSOLUTION NOTICE. Notice is hereby given that the partnership heretofore existing between H. T. Black and Lester Perry, under tho firm name of H.

Black is this day dissolved by mutual consent, Lester Perry retiring. H. Black will continue the business at the old stand and assumes all liabilities of the old firm. Dated this 17th day of October, 1887. 11.

Black. Lkstkh Pekrt. The practice of the Western Times of asserting every week some new thing that our town company is go-iug-to do. without any authority whatever, may be meant all right and intended to boom the town, but we aro afraid it will have more influence the other way, as very few of the things they hav asserted will be done. The town company expect to begin extensive improvements here in tho near future, but have not informed the Times 01 any one else of what their improvements will consist.

Ita assertion regarding a court house here is entirely without foundation, as we learn from the town company that they have no such intentions and can use that amount of money to better advantage, in other ways and bo more roal value to the town. Tho Wallace News mrstbe gotting hard up and wants some final proof and contest notices awful bad. It publishes a short article which it has copied from some of its kicking exchanges to show the register of the land office that he must publish final proof notices in the paper nearest the land, and then offers to publish tiual proof and contest notices for half price. The fees paid for the same now are considerable below legal rales, and we are aurprised to see any publisher trying to cut them lower. It may be all right to tick aga'nst having notices published in a paper farther from the land, but it is very little and mean to try to cut ddwn the prices.

Wo received very few final proof notices and do not expect and will not ask any when there is a Democratic paper in the county, but we will tot be guilty of trying to cut clown the fees. For some time past we have heard rumor of trouble at Wallace in re gard to the railroad company's supply of water at that placs, and yes-torday a rumor reached here that the waterworks on which the railroad company depended for their upply of water had shut down and the com pany had no water therk The report is undoubtedly true as extra trains are running fhrongh here hauling water from Montero It seems that when the railroad com pany established their division at Wallace they had no idea that this country would over bo settled, and located their waterworks on govern Groceries, Provisions and Notions, all kinds. Wolf Bros, left yesterday. for Colorado POSTOFFICE BUILDING. Sharon Spring i 1 annas' -DEALER IS ALL KINDS OF- and wishing to make a change in stock of goods, I will now sell my entire stock of gloves, mittens, hats, caps, and everything pertaining to the dry goods line at cost.

I now mean business and these goods must go. Come first and get your choice. You find thorn at the Cheap Cash Store, one door south of the Western Timet- office. H. T.

Black, Prop'r. A SPLENDID OFFER. The Weekly Capital and Farmers' Journal and the Sharon Springs Leads a for $2.00. We offer the Weekly Capital and Farmers' Journal and the Sharon Springs Leadep, one year for 12.00. This splendid offer is for cash, and onatle8 every citizen of our county to secure a valuable paper from the capital of tho state, and his own lo cal paper at the pneo of one subscription.

Subscribe at onco. No paper can bo published with out home patronage, aud every man in the community is interested in keeping up a paper. If a railroad or factory ia wanted tho newspapers are expected to work for it; if a pub' lie meeting is wanted for any purpose the newspaper is called upon for a free notice; if the churches or charitiible eocieties have a supper or entertainment of any. kind the news Bissell Jlopkins' store building. He is a professional painter and will do good work at reasonable prices.

Fred Nelander and Sam Sturgeon are trying "baching" since the closo of the Popular restaurant, and we suppose they are making aVuccess of it as they do not rtppear to be starv- Lester Perry left Monday morning for his old home at Newton, and will return in a few days with his family to reside hero. He will also send out a lot of good stock for their livery barn here. The literary was well attended last night, notwithstanding the fr'tonuy appearance of tho weather, and a very good programme was carried out and another arranged for next Friday night. Mr. Steele came near having a runaway Wednesday, caused by one of tho horse kicking over the tongue, but ho managed to keep them under control and escaped with only a broken wagon tongue.

Messrs, Kricron Snd Ferlen came up from Salina yesterday and will probably remain several days. We have not learned the object of their visit bnt expect to hear of something of interest to the town. DRUGS. AND MEDICINES. Paints.

Oik, Varnishes, Patent Medicine, Perfumes, Soaps, Brushes, Fancy Articles, Dye fetufft, School Hooks, Stationery, Wall Paper, Lamp, Lamp Chimneys, Tobaccos, Cigars, Smokers' Articles, Etc. Prescriptions Carefully Compounded. KANSAS. SHARON SPRINGS, C. DAVIDSON'S The Leadeb is pretty near on time this' week.

When yorf want to buy or soil anything call on M. C. Davidson. A fine music box is to bo drawn nt Bissell Hopkins' th? 1st "of January. There in a strong probability of a Democratic paper being startod hern HOOD.

Lots of 'cam in town this week from Sherman county after coal and provisions. We noticed several loads of broom corn coma in from the north venter-day evening. Sirs. Wolf left Thflrwlay en-fling for Grinnoll, where he expects to upend the winter. dm, VoxhII is bringing in a lot of as fine hzy from his ranch ai we ver saw any here.

Parties wanting thuter claims should call ou or address S. L. Kay, Sharon Springs, KauKas. Hiss Doering, who has been t'inR-ing here for a couple of weeks 7441st, returned to Oakley Thursday. Not liieH thpn forf toaius were fit town yesterday from Sherman onnty, most of tliera after eoal.

Chas. B. Adams fa in Iowa this week sorting Tip- anolher- aii Sals Stale. Hffi Pfii Horses and Mules for Sale. paper is expected to give all the necessary notices and tbon puif it after it is over.

The newspaper must puff the schools and do every -thing el to ndvauce the interests of the bnsiuess.men of the placeand then give them a handsome notice when they go to Heaven yet a great many of them do not want to do anything to keep up a paper; The Kansas Farmer, published at Topeka tax bom enlarged to a 20 page, column paper, and reduced in price to one dollar a year. It Anderson was over from the reserralkm and spent Sunday with his old friend, Fred Nelandtirv The have formed a partnership in windmill business and eipeat to push thing9 the spring. Wolf Bros, expect to tat a trip over into Colorado soon and probably engage in business in some of those new towns. They will go to Burlington tirst and if satisfied with the prospects they will go no farther. Corner Front and Kennedy Streets, SHARON SPRINGS, KANSAS.

HOMES FOR AT-jL In the Eden of the West! 1 a I 1 rn it GOOD '-'-IaAlsriD''-' GOOD WATER, If you want to bti Deeded Land, Relinquishments, or get a home from Uncle Sam, call on or address ED. ajETE Notary Public, Surveyor and Real Estate Agent- Offica at Monbro and Kharoa Pprircju. Kaunas. ment land. The land was soon after CHAS.

EDWARDS, President. A. B. Taah'r and Notary for SharoH Ha is peeled here dtfv All hical notices ia the Lcadkb will be left standing and charged for until ordered oat unless other-visje specified, All who are in arrears an tkeir nbcription are respectfully invited lo pny np at once, R9 we must have oci'j mcney. Mis Lsey doing t-onsiderable iusiness in tbo dressmaking line and fcor patrons are: fiU highly pleased with her work: Dnwey i)nvH has fopt his milk towr it having been killed by a train last Monday while erjfein ihe road a ear the depot We sippose the vTeetertt Times taken by Mr.

Hayes who compelled the company to pay him a handsome royalty for the water. At several different times there has "been trouble Iietween them and at last We acknowledgff the receipt of tho following tiiuonntft on subscript tion during the past week: Steele, Sharon Springs, 11.50 Perry Johnsoo, Wfekan, .75 Henry Dhooghv .75 A. Cant, .75 "It'B all btimbftg to talk to mo cf the- benefits of advertising," said the sour lookingman; "I Bpentone hun-dted and Ee-venJy-fivs dollars last year in advertising', and I Was elosed out by the sheriff in Jtnumy. The money was all wasted, sir, every cent of it. Advertising i no "What papers did you advertise in inquired a sympathizing by ttandef.

"What papers? thunder! I didn't ranks among tho best agricultural papers in the country, and for Kansas farmers it is the best, because it is made up specially for them. It fa-now twenty-four years old, is con-' ducted by practi al and published wholly in the interest of agriculture in the broadest sense of the word. The Farmer publinhf full crop, stock and weather reports for the entire state -seven times a year. It also publishes, weekly, list of all the estray animals taken up ia any part of the stat. We hare arrangements whereby we can offer the Leader and the Kansas Farmer, both papers one year for $2.25.

This is an opportunity to jret two Merchants' Bank, --DOES 4 GENERAL-- the company has refused to accede to their demands, and reBtilt is as aifove stated. The company certainly will not haul their water great length of time and we a wait developments with consider CORRESPONDENCE SOLICITED how considers Wallace an organised able" interest as they have an inex- haustablo supply of water on their own land withen a few ards of the1 track at. thi place, unty as it publishes a directory ef Cs Rny PP. 1 bjid raY advei-i KANSAS. WALLACE, needed paper for a ery small out- ky.

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