Wallace County Register from Wallace, Kansas • 2

rrri rni fX pl ppwj-n Tl ny tMiig Material for Guarantee Any Company Boing Business in this part of the Country. We furnish Material for all classes of Buildings from a oountry coal house to a perfect palace. Do not fail to call on us before purchasing. WALLACE, IKZAZDsT THE WALLACE COMITY RESISTED. Enternd at tie postotllee tit Wallace, (i second class mutter.

Every day at WALLACE, KANSAS, Al'KIL 10, ISSfi. It is sucrsested that Krhn has plenty of Krohnies in the country and that Molloy's "Morning and Day of Reform" did not include the night. Messrs Parham and McCarty, from n.iys City, arc in town looking for a location for a store of general merchandise. They have experience and the means. We are Jsorry to learn that Mr.

Perry's family has been detained in Iowa" by the severe illness or his Here we come, dont head us off for we're going down to BILLY ROGERS' S. L. WILSON, Editor. Harowa "Wnllneo, Tvrin. We sell good goods and we dely com petit ion in prices.

Our flour is as good as there is in town. Our sto of provisions and crimed goods is always of the best and very choice. Try us for a nice lot of goods to set up housekeeping will), we'll put them down.chenp, NEW FEED STABLE Now open on the south side of the railroad wet of lumber yard. Ciias. Kipp, Wallace, Kansas.

TOWN MEETING. At the citizens' meeting, held at ihe office of Allen Carper on Tuesday evening, Mr. Gaudy, chair man, it was decided to send three men to WaKueney as a committee to meet the Board of County Com -missioners relative to the incorporation of the town of Wallace as a city of tho third class. The following named persons wese chosen: McEwen, J. rover and Wilson.

On motion the treasurer was instructed to piy the expenses of the said committee. On motion the surveyor for the town situ company was directed to lay off into lots and blocks that part of the i of Sec 19. lying within the reservation on the north side "of the track, and one tier of blocks adjoining the railroad right of way on the south side. Also what remains of the quaiter of Section 24 on the north side of the track, exclusiue of the property of the railroad company, and lying within the reservation. A contract was made with J.

II. Mathers to do tho work for the sum of fifty dol lars. It was ordered that oak stakes GO TO THE City Drug Stor To get a new cook stove, a few nails and some strap hinges. I go where I can buy cheapest. Well hero dad, take the Wash Boiler along and tell Billy to mend this hole in it.

Tiiey say he's the smartest and best tinner iu four comities, with Wallace always in the center. You can bet on ROGEUS and Wallace. DON'T FORGET THE NAME AND PLACE. WM. 31.

3OC3XTR, "Wxillnee. Km nssfiw, NEW STORE, -FOU EVEEYBODY Who has evr given the matter any thought knows that Kansas is the best state in tho Union for people that W3iit homes. Every man who wishes may have 320 acres of land, rich, rolling prairie, in Kansas, if he will but come soon enough. The lan Js in the eastern and central parts of the state have long ago been taken and settled, and the pro trie that was once covered with Drugs, Medicines.Sta-tionery, Toilet Articles, Notions and Tobacco. daughter.

She is recovering how ever, and they will be here shortly. We learn that a new town site has been surveyed in Sherman county two miles east of where the town of Gandy stood, and that it will be a lively competitor fur ty seat honors. Clapp Fry mire and Billy Rogers liavs shown the right grit by laying a nice 8 loot sidewalk in front of their business houses. It should have been 10 feet wide but 8 will do. Who next? Keep it up.

We had a very pleasant call on Wednesday from Mr. Blackburn, the "Nasby" of Leoti. Mr. B. is tho pioneer merchant of that live town and has abounded confidence in its future.

lie is now a reader of the Rkuisteu. Rev. W. M. Sedore, from Park erville, Kansas, is in town anil will build on his homestead northeast of Eagle Tail where- he expects to reside.

Mr Sedore is a minister in the M. E. church and will have charge of christian work in this community for that denomination. The Social Singing Society was very handsomely entertained on Wednesday eve at the residence of Mr. II.

High. Ice cream and C3ke were served and evervbny wa NTT ftftPV Proprietors. WALLACE, KANSAS. be furnishod to mark tho corners. Mr.

Gaudy was made a commit tee of one to see Mr. Robidoux relative to the lemovalof a pile ot bones on Third street. The above is a brief synopsis of the proceedings. CLAPP FRYMIRE haye.Jmt and opened rvisw vrvi) fresh stock buffalo' and antelope, is now dotted with thriving cities and growing towns. Western Kansas Will, erelong, be as well settled, and its soil as well cultivated as Eastern Kansas.

Wo would say to Tho Line selected by tho U. S. Cov't to carry tho Fast Mail. -OF- ST the people that are coming west: Additional Local. Howell Bros, are fencing their lumber yard.

Coal is scarce nt $17 per ton in Scott City, Scott eoi.nty, J. V. Slevins came down on Wednesday to sen tho boy. Now who "lives in one town and goes to another for his mail?" J. II.

Evert from Ellis is putting Up a store room for groceries. Andy Phillips is building a meat market near the city drug store. Mr. M. M.

Autin (carpenter) has gouo to ObiTlin to meet his family. T. S. Hayes is slightly under the weather. Too much work, per haps.

Two gentlemen wee here this week looking up the prospects for a brick yard. Stop at Hayes' barn and get good and cheap accommodations when you come to Wallaoe. Mr. Bancroft has put up a shop on a lot east of Goodman's and works at his trade, carpentering. The Chicago lumber company covers half a block of ground and is puttiug up large oiHce and store rooms.

Messrs. Elzel and Healey are putting up a tine new drug storejoii the lot near the livery stable of S. A. Chisum. The question J9 now settled as between Alihomot and the moun-tain Aef erring to our new "Nasby aud the postoitioe." The Tote in Hamilton county the other day resulted in the permanent location of the eotin'y scat at Ssyia-tube.

Shake, Bro. Journal. Mr. James Tecle, from Rooks county, Kansas, has begun the traction of a very nice dwelling on his claim, four miles west of Wallace. See the new railroad time carl.

The additional passenger train which was put on last Monday will bo greatly appreciated by the people. Mr. Hayes has a choice lot of German millet seed which he will sell at a reasonable price for spring sowing. Inquire at his offiee in It is now well known that a boy coil of the Kansas City Journal has been ordered and has gone into effect in Kansas and wherever it circulated. Mr.

James Robertson has taken charge of the executive department of Robbins' bakery and he does the work well. If anjbody wants good brea pies or cakes he should go toRobbin' bakery and Jnnch room FELIX GfADY, ileal Estate Agent. Sells and buys every description of Land and Lo caics Homesteads, Pre-Emptions and Timber Culture Claims. Especial acquaintance with Sherman County Lands. WALLAGE.

KAR8A8. GROCERIES AND PROVISIONS, IVjsccss, Cigsrs and Candies. OUB PRICES HAVE BEEN l'CT DOWN LOW mid our are WARKAJiTID MT CLASS. Cail and S33 us in ojt of bjsinass, on Sacand Steel, IV i i- T. J.

R. Pkhet, Cashier. F. L. LOVELAND.

C. G. WILSON, Surveyor mid Notary A. JHLXTER. UoUtry Public.

be sure you get the very best loea tion possible. Of the counties in which lands are yet to be had SHERMAN C0.7 stands out prominently as one of the liet. For businessmen look ing for locations the town of Leonard is the most desirable that could be wished. It is the future county seat of Sherman county, is on the proposed extension of thj B. M.

railroad west from Oberlin, and has established mail routes with other towns about it. fact it is a booming town, its business men are rustlers, "and it will, ere many years, be the metropolis of Western Kansas. For further particular apply to LEONARD FRISIJEE, Leonard, Via Wallace. made happy. The Society seems in a fair way to exist for soino time to come.

The next thing in order is a building which shall serve the purposes of town hall, skating rink and op. era house. We Minlertnd the matter has been under discussion and that there is a fair prospect of its accomplishment. We rise to second the move, vigorously. Bro.

J. W. Stevenson, represent ing the Topeka Daily Capital, has been in town during the past week. We recognized in Mr. Stevenson a brother Iowa journalist and poli tician of considerab'e influence and force, a man of much ability and experience, and a comrade in the late unpleasantness.

Messrs jLswton and Richardson ire gentlemen from Michigan. They are carpenters by trade and have taken hemesU'ads northeast of town, but are puning up dwellings in town where they will remain until the time arrives for them to go up on their claims. They are building on Second street east of Goodman's hardware store. WAGONS AND MACHINERY. Thus.

Madigan has received a car load of Schutler Wagons, and Farm Machinery, consisting of Breaking Plows, Harrows, Mowers Etc, All of which will be bold cheap tor cash. If 0OUNTY BANK- DOES A General Banking Business. Refer by Tei-mission to Kubna Valley Baxk, sitertox, Iowa. First JCatio'al Bank, Hambcro, Iowa, FAK-MKR AND MsltCHAXTS BANK, HANBURO, IOWA, Fbrsidext First Nat. Bank, Cobniko, Iowa, Bask or Commirck, Kasa Citv.

Mo. HUNTER WILSON Real Estafo Agents LAND LCCA7ERS, GREELEY CEKTER, KANSAS. Business before the Land Office promptly attended to. Corres pondence solicited. Address A.

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UMBULL, Will run a daily Hack JUST WHAT WE WANT! One jjood Barber in Wallaee. Z. T. GREEN Is hrr and let us all gel shaved. Hs is a fins Artist.

FhopopjhTTiita the depot ud muiIi Ma of trak. ft AM Barber and Hairdres from Wallace to Sharon Peed Ycnr Teams AT CIIISUM'S LIVERY BARS. North side of town. Waj.uck Kama WALLACE HOUSE. Springs- Leave Wallace at 7 m-and returtiiiigdeave Sharon Springs at 1 p- m- Kiwlsl nttenitnn given tn ladies and cbil-On-n a worn.

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