Wallace County News du lieu suivant : Wallace, Kansas • 3

A Good Offer The Wallace' County Hews. We have secured clubbing rates witk the Kantaa Farmer, and will send you that paper with the News one year for $2.25. FOR THE Oh Jhe First The Farmer is a sixteen-page weekly, and acknowleged to be one of the best agricultural papers in the West, and is devoted G. M. Ritter and F.

M. Green were arrested this week near Brookville by the U. S. Postoffico Inspector for Bending obscene literature through the mails. An examination of the premises revealed a large amount of the trash.

The officers say it is of the worst class of obscene literature they hare erer captured. 1W GROCERY especially to the fanning interests of Kan OIUIL sas. The price of that paper alone is S1.S0. Fire-works at Oetzcl's. rrovisions at Ediuondson's.

Sticky fly paper at W. A. Oetzel's drug store. A fine liae of dry goods Just received at J. M.

Young's. J. ttlietterlv has plenty of good coal for sale. South side of track. Gamble sells the Belolt flour and feed.

doors east of Merchant's Bank. Beloit flour is the best in market A car load of Golden Belt flour from ITWION PACIFIC TIME CARD. TrotiM run weut of allace on Mountain time mu4 cHtrl time. Mountain Uiue Is oue kwnr Mower Uin Central time. TRAINS WHST.

W. Oolnnulo Expre, hi-hycs 12.35 a. m. rM-ifle Mxpiens, arrives S.oo p. m.

211, Kxprrs freight arrives. 0.10 p. tu. TRAINS KA8T. hm.

jtw, Kuatrrn Kipres, departs 4.06 a. m. Hi. Atlantic Kxpr, departs 10.00 a. in.

No. 312, KxprM Freight, departs 2.15 a. m. Vt Bin! do not run west of Wallop. V.

J. HILLY Kit, Agrnt. V. S. LAN 1) OFFICE OFFICIALS WA-KEENEY, KANSAS.

Cream Cheese at M. T. Griggs. PORTRAITS 4 dears Hort-Cof net? Bank' bi'd'g on Main Whero you will find Nice Fresh Stock of By J. S.

Taylor. Orders for life sizes WITH A NEW AND COMPLETE STOCK OF GENERAL MERCHANDISE and smaller ones received at this office. U. S. Land Office.

Wa-Keeney, Feb. 1887. A Tl'infield, Kansas man committed suicide on an account of a dream. He dreamed that a law suit in which he was interested had gone against him. Too many people in this broad land make realities of dreams and dreams of realities.

Wilson, Kansas, at J. M. Young's. Gamble sells the Beloit flour and fed. IB? 27 1 Persons, by sending final proof papers.

Kegistar. Koioiver. W. C. L.

BEARD W. II. riLKENTON orignal entry papers and contest affidavits with the fees for the same to the receiver, CONSISTING OF and applications to make proof with the fees for the same to the register, will save the officers a great deal of troubla and an noyance, and be much better for the cntry- state icaovkiM JuMtlce J). M. VALENTINE J.Mreiu.is COU JOHN A.

MaKTIX lieutenant liovi-iiior A. V. KIDDLE relary of E. It. ALLEN TrwisiUMr S.

T. HOWE Auditor K. P. MrOARK A Horner S. H.

ltitAIFOKI JKtp't. Public Instruction J. II. LAW HEAD WALLACE COUNT 'oFKlCEHS. Canned, goods, Confectionery Tea, Coffee, spices.

Pickle Jellies, Etc. All of which will be sbl'd at BED-ROCK PRICES for SPOT" CXS3: Call and sec us whether you wish to purchase or not. trouble but a pleasure to show Satisfaction gurj-atiteed: Your patronage respectfully solicited. He8ilootfully uian. Papers of the district will please copy.

W. C. L. Beard, Register. W.

II. Pilkexton, Receiver. Dry Goods, Clothing, Gents' Furnishing Goods, Notions, 3 doors east of Merchant's Bank. Strangers stopping in Wallace will find the best accommodations at the Albany House. 1.00 per clay.

Just Received, at the Chicago Lumber Company a lot of Lock Stitch Galran-ized and Painted Barb Wire. Go up in a balloon you'll find them at OeUels. L. C. McCrory is putting up a nobby awning at his new store building.

Dr.Jatch's new sign could almost be read by a blind man. We are prepared to give our customers superior work on placards and posters, as PENSIONS INCREASED. If you make an application for increase of your pension through ma. and will get three other pensioners to apply through me, I will prosecute your own claim for one-half the usual fee. Write to me for my SPECIAL OFFER.

ROBERT J. MURRAY, Box 652. Washixwtok, D. C. bounty nrk, I.

TrETKKS rraitrr For Sale. Two yoke of oxen; also a lot of milk cows. Apply to A. B. Mont W1str of Derd I.

V. CAM I'ltELL KM EN IS SMITH "ouuty Superintendent. X'ull stools, of pro lt I vp JOHN SI I ETT EltLY gomery. mty Attwrnev .1 HAMILTON Rev Stauffer of Abilene, preaches To morrow morning and evening. Go to the Delmonlca for a schooner of SKtarlff SAMl'EL i'HISt'M Probst JiMlgK VM DAWSON Hrk WitriPt f'ourt ALLAMAN I JAMES VOX ALL uilTilAioneis LEWIS WINANS T.

HAYES ontT flarvoyor THOS l)ELLINiKI rmtr It YOST lemonade. Thos. Dellineer was surveying for the F. J. THOMPSON is prepared ta but: PKAjmiE; On Homctateads and Timber claims at reasonable figures.

Residence 5H milns north of Sharon Sprint on northeast of See 32, 12, 40. P. O. Address, Sharon Springs, Kansas. water works yesterday.

Try the Delmonica for a square meal. well as fancy job work. G. W. Outcalt has purchased the Monroe, Ilenkle Dann real estate agency at this place.

M. T. Griggs has accepted the position of weather rt-porter for the V. H. Signal ociroox so-A-iaxa.

GEO. W. MeTCWEX II A CLAKK i ALLAMAN ntasuror ChMk Sherman Center's Eagle will flap her Druggist and Pharmacist wings the Fourth. THE Mra. Look, of Pekin, 111., mother of B.

I. i DEALER IN )- Look came out a few days ago. She went from here to Sherman county to attend a sick son. DRUGS, MEDICINES, CHEMICALS, OJ' Mr Scott Xeal of Burlington, was in the city Wednesday. Mr Neal is a -AND- CITY RESTAUSANT BY IffiS.

Z. J. McCULLOUGH Feeds the hungry with member of the firm of Neal Bros, real es tate dealers, Sherman Center. He reports Teas, Sugars, Coffees, Molasses, Vinegar, Canned Goods, ellies, Sardines, Dried Fruits, Dairy Salt, Tobaccos, Cigars, Pipes, Spices, Pickles, Baking Powders, Soap, Matches, Water and Well Buckets, Lamps and Lamp Chimneys, Burlington a booming town. Towxflin Notick.

AU who occupy lots on the Wallace Tawasita should contribute to the fund for aiu-ftying, by filing on Hut same. Transfers should be notwd upon the rtcord. In tfce abssuce of the Recorder, this business wlH hs attended to by Felix T. Gaxdy, Chairman. BUSINESS CARDS.

J. X. PAGE, M. D. Alt enlls promptly attended, night or day.

Jflfire on Second strset, service. Quite a number were received into th membership of the Methodist Church last Sunday. Having started my slaughter house here I am now prepared to furnish meat by the carcass, side or quarter, as well as retail. Geo Forker. Mr.

Jensen will run a daily mail line north commencing with this month. Beef has taken a tumble at A. J. Phillips Co. Thh drawing of Water Valley town company took place at Kit Carson Monday.

Unlike most other drawings, every ticket drew a lot. The lumbermen have again knocked the bottom out of prices on lumber. This is a Mr. R. R.

Obenchane, of Wamego has opened a restaurant on the South side of the Best in the Market Oils, Paints, Brushes- and Artists Materials-. "Wall Paper, Sshool Books, Stationery, and News SPIpes, Cigars, HTcfo AND Second streat. Wm Wallace, 6 miles southwest has found excellent water at 21 feet. Two settlers 4 miles north of town whse names we failed to get, have found good water at about 20 feet. Wallace is establishing a reputation for good water at a AT REASONABLE RATES.

(OPPOSITE CLARK'S.) 2C Solo ifa'nufacturer of 112 ALSO HAS IX MTOCK i move in the right direction, as the lumber trade leads all branches of trade. The counter of the Waliate County Bank is being rearranged and put in a more convenient shape. The Merchant's Bank have received the COlIPOUNDINa PRESCRIPTIONS MADE A SPECIALTY. Kan's NOTICE! J. L.

BURROUGHS, M. Jo nw permanently located nt Gopher, where he will bo in readings to at toad tu all professional calls at all hours of the day or night. The Doctor has had 27 years of Active Professional life. colored glass for their counter. A special agent of the Niagara Insur Coffee and Wheat Cor very moderate depth.

The Beautiful Rain Wallace county was blessed with another fine rain Tuesday forenoon. It commenced early in the morning and rained almost continuously till noon. It was the finest rain we have had since early spring, having fallen so gently, not the least running away. The corn is now razzooping and the farmers are wearing smiling faces. Sharon Sprl ngs Leader.

Judge Hamilton was in town Sunday. A. B. Chrysler, of Wallace, spent last Sunday in our city. Dont forget that Sharon Springs will celebrate Uie Fourth.

Hon. F. 31. Morgan, who recently came to this otunty from St. John, Stafford county, lias accepted an invitation' to address the.

people here on the Fourth ners Rusted. KANSAS. FOR FREE HOMES, ance to, was here Wednesday getting a map of the town. B. A.

Painter, of Sherman county, father of Ed. Painter, was in town Saturday. II. A. Clark is using paint freely about his residence.

Philip IJolinger, has secured a pension of S8 a month, through the influence of Representative Morrill. The Maj. has proven himself a warm friend to the old soldiers. The News is now prepared to do your job work with neatness and dispatch, and at bottom prices. Table board, and meals on call at G.

Co. on Main street, four doors north of new bank building. 51-3m Uoss A Austin, have just rewired a full line of Trumbull, Reynolds Aliens' garden seeds, wuk-h they guarantee to be from Nails, Door Knobs, Etc SSCo lato Kas ex Xjatrrjo S-cpplr Salina Flour, Try GOLDEN BELT or I As O-ooca. sis tii.e Best Call and see my goods and I will give you full weights and measures, 2SespoctTJLll'37', North Main Wallace, Kansas. IN THE The Bulls and Bears are now likely to get a corner on certain lines of Hardware, and as I have an extensive stock of FELIX T.

GA1TDY, STJIlV33-rOIl Real Estate Dealer, DEALS iy bMfl UHtl, and HontetPi1 hiuI Tiinbcr-Cul- tnro RnlimiuijIniK'UlM. 1. upun Ijindx and super-viH cult Ivatiou of Timber-culture claims fur lion-i side utn. (Office south of new Bank Building) WALLACE, KANSAS Annual Sch.ol Meeting. At regular annual school meeting Thursday afternoon II.

A. Clark, the re-tirh lember of the School Board of District No 1, was relected. A tax of one per cent was voted for teachers' salaries the coming year: 2 ardwar ardwar r. L. LOVKJ.ANP T.

.1. K. rEKltV, Notary. J-' stores. WALLACE COUNTY BANK.

last years growth, and perfectly reliable. The Chicago Lumber Company is doing an immense business. Their large stock of lumber has been somewhat reduced, but they still have a good supply and are receiving new orders. I will continue to gir you THE LEAD1XG CITY OF Western ansaSa1 IS SITUATED Near the centre of Wallace county, in the midst of a fine agricultural and graring country, and is a passenger division station" on the U. P.

R. R. At this place the railroad company hare a large number of good buildings, such as repair shops, roundhouse, depots and dwellings for employees, and has on its payrolls the names of nearly 200 men." This feature alone achis muoh to the town and SPECIAL TO CAPITALISTS. I have mills for incidental expenses; and seven hundred dollars of the money voted for teachers salaries was afterward applied to the building fund, with which together, the Board were instructed to proceed immediately to erect a school building. The whole amount thus brought forth for the erection of a school building would be about $2,400.

It was decided to build only a wing or a part of the building so that by an addition at same future time a complete building would be form id. Bargains as Low as Ever. All faankiUST lOUSiHeSS at-Ith' aleofa few claims upon government lanlo wl.ih n-III 1 m.v it "lit nwii iy v. int tended to promptly. uable by the growth of the ity.

Felix T. Only the standard make carried at my place. Look for IC.n.. I Gaudy, Real Estate Broker. If you contemplate building, se the Chicago LumberCompany and get figures.

They are preired to meet competition in any form. The Trego County TlcpiibUcan remarks that a recent Wallace county suit at Wa-Keeney oosl HOG. Trego doubtless realizes TLD W'EAVEH FUJLTOX, ill dti all kindi of IIonsand Mgn Painting. the sign of the Big Pad Lock B. GOODMAN.

KANSAS. JirCis i by this time that Wallace coutsly is an un- profitable adjunct. We have received a copy of the Xeraaha County A'yjccfafor published at Wetmore Kansas, by Messrs Wolfley Cober. It is a neat and newsy five-column quarto- Wm. BORDNER Now has 10 grocery and general wholesale anil 3 drug storea, 8 hardware stores, 3 newspapers, 1 bank, 3 restaurants, i hotala, 4 livery stables, 2 barber shops, 4 blacksmith' 5 lumber yards and other branches of business ell represented.

SCHOOL AND CHffRC'S, There is a good school in session and there has boen three thousand dollars voted for a school building and twelve hua-drod dollars appropriated for teachers' salaries. TheVeis aJse a Christian association composed of the various denominations and a Methodist denomination and a HJtinday school in a flourishing condition. TRANSFER YOUR GOODS From th depot to any part of the city as cheap as the cheapest. The Water Works. After due in vestagation it has been discovered tJiat the plan of hringing water from Itone Creek conld not be worked successfully on account of th frietion in the pipe caused by the distance.

However the people of Wallace are not to be put down in their offort to get a good supply of excellent water. They have dug a well about a mile south of town and have secured excellent water, anil will put in an engine and have the works all the same. The entire length of pipe required for the whole system will he only a little over two miles; and will require less capital than the plan spoken of before. It will he an individual enterprise, and every citizen can afford to take some stock in it. It wilt greatly reduce the cost of water besides being a profitable investment.

Notice for Publication. To tvfutmit may Concern. Notice hereby given that I was on the 28th day of June 1887 appointed by the Probate Court of Trego County, Kansas administratrix of the of T. S-IIayes, deceased. Margaret A.

Haves, Attet: Administratrix. F. IL Cosokr, Probate Judge. 4 A. J.

FORD, THE AT Son Keep a supply of Emits, Lemons, Oranges Etc They also keep a supply of Canned Goods, Candies, Etc, At their new stand on Second St WALLACE, KANSAS. Victor Rylander, special agent for Union Pacific R. R. Lands west of Range 30w, state of Kansas, has appointed Ernst G. Ed-holm local agent for said lands for a district including Rangs 35w, 36w and 37w and W.

L. Dawson for said lands for the district including Ranges 38w and 39w; and Charles B. Adams for the district including Ranges 40w, 41w, 42w, and the fractional strip of 43w, all of the state of Kansas, of which Ranges include all U. P. R.

II. lands found in said Ranges along the U. P. line, including St John and Wallace counties, and parts of Wichita, Greeley, Sherman and Thomas counties, Kansas. Sales made in said territories without being recognized by said local agents of said territories will not be honored.

LOCAL AGENTS' ADDRESSES. en. Locating agent, Gustatk. Wallenberg, Oaklet, "Kansas. EskstG.

Edholm, Winena, St John Kan. W. L. Dawsok, Wallace, Wallace Kan. Chas, B.

Adams, Sharon Springs, Wallace Kansas. COPIOUS Kieps a eompleU; stock of -7-o Givoxi SCarvestsi jtrooorlow, Cnnnodl CrooclM. Oonfootiou- ry. C21kx-- and Tolaaooos. On Sliort 3STotice.

An. Atund-nce of Wafe IS FOUND AT A DEPTH OF TEN TO' FIFTY FEET. Hew Livery Barn. Kansas 'Wallace, Wallace, PETER ROBIDOTJX, THE Albany House Opposite depot, South Side Track. We have Just put in a large stock of First-Class HORSES VEHICLES.

and are ready to furnish the trade with good rigsof all kinds at reasonable prices. It will pay yeu to come and see ns before hiring elsewhere. Tours respectfully, SIEFKE HOOK. Program for thaj Fourth Ten o'clock Procession formed by Marshal and inarch to the grove. Twelve to two Dinner and imse-tl-Ianous sports.

Two o'clock meeting called to order by Prmdeut of the day. MusVe by the Band. Address of welcome by T. J. R.

Penry--JSong by Glee Club "America" Reading Declaration S. L. Wilson. Sons by Glee club "The Star Spaiijjii'J Banner" Oration by Hon T. F.

Stauffer. Stsnjr by Glee Club "Hail Toasts. The Day We Celebrate Geo. W. Xe Ewe.

Musie by the Band. Sunny Kansas S. Wilson. Musie by the Band. Our Xation Thoa.

D. Hamilton. Music by the Band. OUR A RESOURCE Wallace is the central shipping point for Greeley, Wichita and Sherman counties, with good roads leading to the towns ini those eounties. There is still considerable government land remaining to taken in Wallace county and may be had at a distance from 6" to 7 miles from the railroad.

The country about' Wallace is very fertile, anid well watered by streams that are fed by never failing springs. The town site covers about" 500 acres, including a large number of deedel lots which are now offered "for sal Store. 2 IS STILL loneer At The Front Mr. Cober, edited the Quiuter Om.kie during the last year. Prof.

Geo. H. Vivian, colored, dkd of consumption at this place Wednesday, and Thursday was shipped to his home at Paris, Mo. lie has taught school in Missouri for some years. J.

IL Mathers, general ageut of the Equitable Mortgage Compawy, Kansas City, is in town for the purpose of establishing a business. He expects to remain here about a month, and then leave an agent to earry on the business. Mr. Mathers used to live in H'allace, and he is an intelligent gentleman. WaKecney WorhL W.

II. Allen of Beioit Kansas, was a pleasant caller Thursday. Mr. Ailea is looking ip an location for a bank. At the school moeling Thursday the directors were instructed to commence smit to recover the money that the Sharon Springs district gouged" from Inst year.

Died. Wednesday morning, a infant son of Mr and Mrs Henry- Utzinger, of cholera infiantuin. Aged about nine months. Funeral services took place Thursday at the Fort cemetary. Messrs A.

S. Boo ton and J. Rice, of Winona, were La town Saturday venig. Mr. Booton la a member of the real estate agency of Booton, Dairs Co; and ilr.

Rice, president ot the town company. They report Winona booming. G. W. Outcalt.

spent few days at Wa-Keeney the beginning this week. He says they had no rain there, and he was much surprised at findiag hinself lodged in the mud when he jwped off the train here Wednesday morniag. The Sharon Leader has copied and wonderfully misconstrued arecent article in the News about the mutual interest of the people of Wallace and the railroad company in the town of Wallace. It seeks to convey the impression tihat oar town is to be moved from Its present site to the railroad sectin adjoining. The article of the News never intimated anything of that kind.

The Leader don't seem to be able, to grasp the situation the fact that Wallace is spreading her wings so far that he will soon be ahle to reach and cover part of the railroad seetqji with out sieving at alL The herd of buffalo that was chased lnt this (county last week teok northwesterly direction into dieyene comity where they were pursued and five of them killed. When the hunters came upon them the buffalo turned on the team and killed one of the horses, and In tshoofing, the men killed the other horae. They had nothing but No. 8(5 Stnitli Weston revolvers and iobk tun shots from one of these at close a- cje to bring the inf vrriated bnffalo down. yh these ineu in the wagon were hav-(f hi Sht tw more hunters with rifles MP an(l awemled in killing all the f-ilo but one that was in the WITH FOR flRST CLASS ACCOMMODATIONS Blacksmithing.

There is a good prospect of having a U. S. LAbtI office at Wallace- in the near future, which will be a grest convenience to those taking land. We do all kinds of repairing. XiOW BATES.

H0BS3-SH0EX1TO A SPECIALTY. Strict attention given to A Few Amiable Delusion. Tfliat our best girl is perfection personified. That our children are phcuotnenally bright. That the man who does not share our political opinions is either an idoitora rascal.

That we could edit a paper with great success. That dullness is profundity. That vulgarity is wit. That our friends wouW get along a great deal better if they would; only follow our advice. MKS.

J. Mr MICKFN, Proprietress. HAS A LARGE STOCK OF General Merchandise, 1 DRY G0C5SS." NOTIONS, BEADY-MADE CLOTHING, AND GENTS' FURNISHING GOODS, HATS, CAPS, BOOTS SHOES ALSO A Full Line of Groceries Provisions SUCH AS FLOURFEED AND HAY. FEET. pist: ICaiisicus We guarantee the cure of corns, contractions, quarter-crack, and interfering.

The- advantage derived from having a railroad already built and paid for in a county cannot be over-estimated, a3 the county is saved the expense of bonds for that purpose. Beside this th consumer is saved the expense of transporting oods overv land a distance of perhaps thirty or forty Further when the farmer raises a rop he finds a ready market for ii without hauling it a gr eavJistance to the railroad, which often makes farming impracticable at distant points. But soma r.n-says,. "We'll soon have, a 'railroad." We hope you may, my7 friend, but observation has taught us that it usually takes a bar's worth of talk and considerable money to get ten cent worth of railroad. PARLOR CREAM ICE We make FOUR-ROD Breaking Plows and DIAMOND Harrows.

We make a Specialty of tire-setting on light Vpr plate ice Seam That we possess uousual histrionic talent That we can prevont son from falling in love with the first girl that he meets, just, as we did. That they are pot very fly In Philadel-phit. That they are exceptionally cultured in Boston. That they are phenomenally virtous in Brooklyn. That it cobts little roorfi ftr two to live than one.

That the world oul xo he just as well ofT-o-day if wo lvad never been tern. We have FIRST CLASS TOOLS employ FIRST-CLASS ORK-MEN, and defy Competition. (Shop 2d Door east of J. M. Young's.

JOHN Bit HARDWARE, QTJEENSW ARE, PAINTS, OIL AND BRUSHES, SADDLES, HARNESS, FARMING TMPLE- -MENTS AND WAGONS, Satisfaction. "TERMS 5TRTCTLY Wallace ia the' 'county sest of inuoi to i hp a a x. llfVi- 4Vm1-: -Kansas. i.