The Scott County Lever du lieu suivant : Scott City, Kansas • 3

Safe in Jail. TIME CARD- Baffle at Famous Saturday night. P. H. O'Gara has returned to Colorado, WINTER IS HERE! DENVER, MEMPHIS fc ATLANTIC.

Garden City Sentinel. Sheriff Daniels, of Scott county, arrived last night in the city with a man by Diamond raffle. Famous Saturday night. Mrs. W.

B. Frazor is quite sick with the name of Palmer, and lodged him in iaiL Palmer was at one time a consta the fever. ble at Scott City. About a week ago he (((ALSO)))- The Steam laundry has received a new stole a roan mare from some parties liv coat of paint. Westward.

STATION'S. Eastward. PaMenger Xo 1. Passenger No. 2.

LeT :30 a. m. MCre1ien ArriT 2 :30 a. m. m.

WOTT. 11:20 a. in. ArriT 8:30 a.m. Horaer.

Leav CoU-kwn Freight Xo. 3. Freight Xo. 4. LeaT 1 :30 ni McCracVen ArriT 2:55 ni ArriT 6:15 um iiirnrr i heav 10:10 a in Ir 6:35 pm ArriT a ArriT 11:00 pin Oftlokan leav 6:00 am ing up on the Beaver river, and brought the same to this citv and disposed of the The residence of Cashier McKnight is TO THE USE mare to Bert Critwell.

In a few days an about enclosed. order was received by Constable Bowzer Bev. Moore will preach Sunday morn to replevin tho mare. Mr. Critwell im ing and evening.

mediately went to Scott City and found BRADY Mrs. Westfall's new building on south tho man. who proved to be Palmer; So Km. anil It flullv fVi(rlit- No. 1 and 2 will'ronn'et with Missouri Pa Main is progressing.

rtite Datisenerer trninx at MCI meken. the sheriff brought Lira to Garden City and lodged him in jail in default of bail. No. 3 ant" 4 will connect with A. T.

8. F. Chas. Clark has built a now coal house nassenirer trains at 6'eott. Now.

3 and 4 will carry passengers between The Duty of the Ladies of Scott. scon ana coioitan oniy. IS SUFFICIENT, Is an old saying but true nevertheless. I have the only exclusive stock of on Ue ueer avenue. F.

S. Smith will soon erect him an elegant residence on Fuar Lawn. The ladies of Scott City have an im LOCAL CHAT. portant duty resting on their shoulders; one in which we are sorry to state they J. N.

Frier is closing out his stock of WITH ANOTHER MAMMOTH STOCK groceries at auction this week. Sliced ham at Balch Co'a. F. A. Parsons returned from the east are sadly derelict.

we reier to tneir treatment of new-comers. Our prosperity depends largely on our social advan Have Grablo Son writ your insur ern part of the state Saturday, James Brady, father of tho Brady boys- ance. Hawthorne Bros, flour. tages well as on the business oppor. tunities which we hold forth.

No one wants to movo to a town and bring with defy competition on is hero from Versailles, Illinois, Selected and bought only after personal inspection in tlio wholesale houses and especially adapted to this climate and tho needs of our customers, consisting of Final proof money in plenty at Stout him a family unless he can offer tho latter DeXter llOUr for Sale Cunningham', room ii Johnson Block. -Ia IN SCOTT COUNTY social advantages that will cause them tft I to not too greatly regret the pleasures of 1 (lTlilCT (11 Park McDaniel is filling AbStinson's i on 010 place at Brady's until the return of Ab. The finest line of candies are at God tho homes from which they came. Of course it is not to be expected that the literary, and theatrical treats of the east ding Bro's. at Dexter- flour for sale can be duplicated in Scott, but For insurance and town property So 2'l Jitter's dt 1 Grable Son.

DRY GOODS, lacked in this respect can be largely made up in sociability. Is this done? We Remember the union services at 11 think not. We do not desire to be con If you hive land for sale go to J. Q. Newsom Son.

o'clock, Thanksgiving day, at Case's hall. sidered as lacking in loyalty to tho wom niirht a verv handsome dia- Saturday And I can save yon Irom 50 cents to $1.00 on every pair of Boots or Shoes you buy and give you a good stock to select from. I carry all widts from to and all sizes. Fresk OJSterS at the Fam- mond ring will bo raffled off at the Fa- en of pur town, for a more intelligent and amiable gathering of the gentler sex ruous. ous.

would be diffiult to find; but they have Godding Bros, have a new show case. been in a measure thoughtless and clan- They shipped 108 loaves of bread to Leoti ish. They have a wrong sense of reli 111 IP fl II, i Tuesday. gion. They have considered their duty to their church first and to society after- The lodging apartments of Fred 00000000000004, 4" 4- 9 OOOOOO" OOOOO warns, tmly those were cordially re Frazer, on De Gecr avenue, are nearly completed.

ceived who attended their particular church. We desire to say to the women ALSO G.TTZrsr -Su iiiG-r stoci-t OP Our accommodating Santa Fe agent at this placo is in Anthony this week after of Scott City that they are not true christains if they allow a narrow, con If you have an invention you want patented go to J. Q. A. Newsom Son.

Headquarters for cigars at the Famous. Fresh lard and choice bacon at City Meat market. If you want to mako a short time loan go to J. Q. A.

Newsom Son. Farm property at bottom rates and good terms at Grable Son's. Blank Bool's at the Bed Front Shoe Store. his family. tracted church spirit to interfere with their duty to society.

Wo hope the In the "Bar Docket" the News has this BER GOODS week turned out a neat specimen of women of Scott City will, united, try to pamphlet work. mako this town a pleasant one for new comers. Call on them, visit them, invite The wind blew and the dust flew last them to your homes. Show your better Tuesday. It was too windy for the BOOTS AND SHOES.

Knowing how and when to buy is the secret of our low prices and enables us to furnish our customers with the best grade of goods. Our prices are put down to the lowest notch on account of the scarcity of money and you will find it greatly 3rour advantage to call and take advantage of our natures. Let Scott stand pre-eminent sprinkler to run. for business and sociability. Harry Cunningham is authority for If you want your money's worth, go to Thanksgiving Dinner.

West Wright's and you will get it. West fc Wright have the only first-class stock of general merchandise in Scott FROM THE CHEAPEST TO THE BEST And at prices that defy competition. Come and seee what I have before you buy and if I can't make prices at bedrock rates, don't buy. All goods are marked in plain figures and we sell strictly for one price and for cash. Don't forget the place.

county. Only tho finest of young cattle butch- the statement that realization is better than anticipation. J. G. Tracy has moved into Scott for the winter.

He follows his trade, that of blacksmith, for a few months. Tho Sentinel received many compliments for the excellent election table which it last week published. Dr. Bouldin was called to the Missouri Pacific yards Monday, to dress the scalded hand of an engineer of that road. It.

W. Black, cashier of the Pence City sred by Balcb of the City Meat The ladies of the Presbyterian church are preparing to give a grand treat on Thanksgiving, in the shape of an old-fashioned roast turkey dinner. The price will only be twenty-five cents and besides getting twice the value of that amount in good things to eat, such occasions are always sure to bo accompanied by a general good time. All that enjoy a feast of this kind canot afford to remain away. The ladies are getting this up for market.

Our Hard Times Sale The finest line of candies can be found at the Famous. ED FilONT SHOESTOil bank, and P. W. Bast, editor of the Pence the benefit of the new church and intend that all shall havo value received. It is Phonograph, were in the city Monday.

.71 full line of stationer OPPOSITE SCOTT COUNTY BAHK. Save money, and get a good article by buying your windmill or pump of D. .8. Gray, Pence City. A.

S. Balch Co. carry a full line of fresh meats, breakfast bacon, hams, sido meats and lard. For stationery, books, periodicals, novels, go to Moore's Bed Front Shoe Every dollar you have now is worth about two and each and every one of th should bo judiciously invested. Come to us and you Avill get value received in every instance.

lours very respectfully, J. J. BRADY. and oouks at the Bed Front Shoe Store. I I5! 1 1 i II I i I 1 1 1 i 1 We are glad to announce the improved condition of Frank Capps.

He will soon be able to again assume his position on the Herald. ho season for prairie fires is again at Harry Cunningham passed through well enough to state here that a report is current that this church is not to be finished until spring and which is a mistake. The church is to be fiuished immediately and all should lend a helping hand. It would be a pity if this ornament to our city should have to remain in its present unfinished condition through a lack of funds. BILL OF FAKE.

Moats-Boast Turkey with cranberry sauce, Boiled ham. Stewed Chicken, apple sauce. Vegetables. Mashed potatoes, Mashed Squash, Boston Baked Beans, Relishes Cold elaw, Pickles. Desert.

Mince pie, Pumpkin pie, Cakes, Tea, Coffee. EST" Fresh oysters extra. Monday evening on his way back to Wa- km Keeney. He looks much better than on his way down. Street Meat larM, hand, and every ono should esereisa tho utmost caution to keep theso devestators out of our country.

This should not only be done to save homes, improvements and winter feed, Lut in order that the buffalo grass may not bo killed. If fires can be kept from our nrairisa It is reported that another horse is Do you want something good in a pump or wind-mill. If vou do buy of D-S. Gray, Penco City, Kan. ust call at Hawthorne Bros, and get a 4ack of the celebrated Topeka Patent flour.

It will make your wife smile. If you have a town lot for sale, go to J. Q. A. Newsom Son.

They advertise their bargaihs in eastern papers. Legal Blanks at the Bed Front Shoe Store. missing, this from west or town, it tooK. its departure about the same time the rosin mare did. STEAWN KUNSCH, Ab Stinson left for his home at Ver- sailes, Illinois, Sunday night, being called Keep all kinds of Meat on hand at all times andwill sell the thither by a telegram announcing the serious illness of his mother.

The Knights of Pythias meet Saturday Tho preliminary examination of G. C. Palmer was had before Judge Boyer Friday, and in default of bail, was sent to Garden City to await tho setting of the next term of court. He claims to have taken the horso on a feed bill from a railroader now in Colorado, but circumstantial evidence is very strong against him. Will C.

Moore has, wo are sorry to state, moved back to Newton to look after his interests at that place. Mr. Thompson will havo charge of his store until spring when Mr. Moore will probably move back to Scott. Mr.

Moore is an energetic, courteous young man and has already attached to himself many friends in Scott City, who will regret his departure. B. Johnson, cf tho banking firm of Johnson Bros; Service, and J. C. Eck.

ard, both of Scott were in our town Sunday. They were very complimentary in their remarks about our building 6tone, classing it as very beautiful, and hoping that Scott and Pence would soon be connected with railroad to that they may also bo supplied with our advantages. Pence Phonograph. Marned, Sunday, Nov. loth, at the res SAME AT BED ROCK PRICES.

evening at 7:30, in the oflice of D. W. C. Smith, to perfect an organization. All We keep corn, oats, bran, corn chop mixed chop, potatoes, seed wheat and the dest flour in Scott city.

Hawthorn Bios. The greatest variety of woolen dress goods ever exhibited in Scott City is now on sale at the popular stor4, of West knights are requested to be present. A meeting for the purpose of organiz 5 ing a literary society will be held Tues Wright. Give us a call, (SuccesE or to S. E.

Crager.) Modoc. usty roads. J. A. Moore is taking the census of the school children.

J. B. McGrew sold a hog that weighed 300 pounds to E. M. Bates.

Mr. Gus McKey has moved into our burg and will work at his trade. The C. K. W.

laid tho steel Into Coronado and recived free supper and cigars. David Evans, living on tho Beaver, day evening in Case's hail. A full attendance is desired. Everybody come out. School supplies at the Bed Front Shoe Store.

Edward T. Gladwin, with Johni-on Bros. Service, has been appointed agent for the iEtna in this place. He J. F.

Bloomer. W. J. Bloomer. will insure your property at reasonable states that his two-weeks-old boy is doing welL rates.

The Santa Fe reached Coronado Sat The Modoes, of Topeka, are taking steps to organize a singing club at this point. urday night, and a big blowout was given the railroad men. Victuals and drink, I free us tho air, and a hilarious time the result. One of tho jolly knights of the grip, feeling sick" stoppod off and went to bed BLOOMER BROS Insure your property! It is business and no business man is without it. Grablo Son can mako you the best current rates.

Grable Son are headquarters for insurance and town property. They can write insurance for you in the best companies organized and have town lots to sell in which thero are bargains. When any man, woman or ohild comes to town, we would be glad to get acquainted with them. Come in and see our stock, we will most willingly show you through the most complete line of goods you have seen since coming west. Respectfully, West Weight.

Dexter Jlour for sale at Tanner's at $1.25. recently. You can net a aood meal Isbell is the only township that went at all hours of dan or night democratic Perhaps the other townships were bought. at the Famous. Mr.

Cunningham, freight conductor The Areola Town company shows signs of bracing up. It will soon put in a stock Judge Nimocks, Santa Fo attorney, is up from Great Bend, attending to matters of interest to tho road ho represents. Tho Lombard Investment company writes it mortgages at a lower rato of interest than any other company. Boom 2, Johnson Block. B.

F. Halo, ono of the substantial citizens of Penco and ono of the solid Democrats of Scott county, was in town Thurskay and of course callel on the Sentinel. With a largely increased amount of job material and new job stock, just received, the Sentinel is the best equipped office in western Kansas for all kinds of job work. A number of our young people contemplate attending the dance to be held at Dighton, Thanksgiving evening. Arrangements are being made to run a special train over for their benefit.

Prof. Wm. Shore, tho world-renowned traveler and explorer will be at Case's hall hall, Nov. 21, with his justly celebrated museum and art collection. Remember tho date, Case's hall, one night only.

Mr. Campbell, from Harper and Wichita, stoppod over at Scott Wednesday night to visit his cousin, Mr. Sam H. Kel-ley. Mr.

Campbell was on his way to Greeley county to look after his interests in Tribune. F. A. Parsons, Tom Kennedy and Frank Zacharias went out to Greeley county Wednesday to look after their town interests and to take what steps they can towards securing the M. P.

division for their now town. In making up a list of proper persons to whom to send ball invitations this week, it was discovered that Scott contains fifty elligible young men. Ye Gods! think what wo hold out to imigrante of the gentler sex. S. C.

Gallup one of our live investment men, left for Peoria, last evening, where he goes in the interest of Scott City. Mr. Gallup is getting a number of moneyed men of that place interested in Scott City and county. On his way back ho will meet our sugar committee at Ft. Scott.

J. W. Smith, ono of our pioneer real estate men, has shaken the dust off his feet and located at Del Norte, a live town in tho San Louis Valley, Colorado. He will probably move his family there soon. J.

W. is a thoroughly competent business man and we wish him luck in his new location. Miss Laura E. Keove, who through several administrations has held an important position on tho News, left yesterday for Chicago, having received word that her mother was quite ill. Miss Laura is a young lady much admired and loved in this city, and her departure will be regretted by many.

Col. Terrv, tho enterprising business man from tho town which bears his name was up to our metropolis Tuesday. He was considerably elatad over having brought in five car loads of coal for this point and Leoti. The M. E.

church is enclosed and Sun of goods, open np the post office and in other ways shows itself to be what it calls itself, a booming town. RUGGISTS. day week services will be held therein. It is small but neat and cosy. for a few years, we will hivo a much ranker growth of this grasr, a growth that wdl give us an excellent hay.

In Ness county, farmers put up nearly a ton of buffalo grass hay to the acre. This will seem incredible to many but we know it to be a fact. All stock men know that few other grasses contain the nutriment of tho buffalo grass, and it would bo a great blessing, could we, in Scott county, utilizo our vatt fields of the same hay. Beware of prairie fires. Last Sunday afternoon, in company with Will Payne, of Kansas City, and B.

W. Black, cashier of the Pence City bank we drove to Timber Canon, bent on exploring its gorgeous depths and viewing tho immense heights that rise in stately splendor perpendicularly a hundred feet or more. Wo found it a grander and more picturesque retreat than we expected. Its shady nooks, nice scenery and clear running water, in which tho fitny tribe may bo angled for pleasuro and profit, make it a place where a king would be glad to while away many hours. Driving down the canon a short distance we came across the claim of Charles Swank, vi here he showed us some fine vegetables which ho raised by irrigation.

Pence Phonograph. While returning from Busseli Springs last week, Martin Peterson and his dog had quite an encounter with a coon. The dog first tackled tho ringtailed rascal, but was about to get whipped, when Martin came to his aid with a hatchet and tried to get in a lick between rounds. His coonship thinking it not fair play for a third party to interfere, and there being no second prasent to call got after Martin who beat a hasty retreat to the wagon, wisely coming to tho conclusion that Josh Billings did when he saw a snake sticking its hoad out of a hole in his path "That hole belongs to that snake, and sea I to myself, I am going around it." The coou and tho dog had anothor round or two, wnen tho latter "threw up the sponge," and tho coon trotted slowly and proudly away. Pence Phonograph.

Quito a good audience greeted Mrs. M. E. Do Geer, the lawyer and lecturer, at Case's hall Monday and she, if she did nothing else, showed hereelf to be pre-eminently a woman, both by what sho said and her manner of saying it. Although the lecture wes to have been a temperance lecture, she took the liberty, being an old resident of Scott, to liberally intersperso it with other things and also took advantage of tho occasion to vent her spleen upon parties who have protested against the issuing of patents to some Soott county land, the parties un fortunately were not present Her lecture was not devoid of good for the cause of temperance and brought the pathes from a number of touching incidents she rolat ed.

A collection waa taken assist the building of a Jfp.ine ft Unfortunate Women at Topeka, at the close. Excel, Jim Romans claims the 1,000,000,000 Mrs. Westfall and daughter Lizzie reward offered any one who would tell open up with milinery, dress-mak, MissWitwer has moved her house into town, is building an addition to it, and will run a first class boarding house. J. A.

More received tho sad news from his wife who is visiting with relatives in and notions. Miss Lizzie will also teach what had become of the greenback party. He claims it has disintegrated and gone to purify the two old parties. Bird Hatton, a boy who lives on the Kentucky, that his little daughter is dead. Beaver about eighteen miles north of this city, had the misfortune to shoot himself through the Land.

It is feared that amputation will be necessary. ml all kinds of fancy work, painting and music Anyone desiring tho above, please call and examine prices before purchasing elsewhere, at seuth Main street. Dry goods, clothing, hats, caps, boots, shoes, farnishing-goods, notions, trunks valises, queens-ware, wooden-ware, groceries, flour, oil-cloth, carpets, window-shades, and in fact everything beginning with any letter in the English alphabet can be found and bought cheap at our aore. Respectfully, West Wright. WANTED.

J. B. Crozier leaves for Sharon Springs idence of the bride's parents, near Pence City, Kansas, Miss Lucy Beasley to Byron Banta, Rev. Placo officiating. An elegant supper was served and at 10:30 the couple took the train for eastern Kansas, to visit the parents of the groom.

The young couple well known and well liked in Scott county. They have the congratulations of the Sentinel. Quite a delegation of our prominent citizens met the special Missouri Pacific train Wednesday, that carried Mr. Biek-ison, an official of that road to the front. The advantages and inducements held out by Scott for the location of the division at this point, were set forth and Mr.

Diekison expressed himself as favor-; ably impressed with Scott City and its advantages. He will speak a friendly word to S. H. H. Clark for Scott City.

Wednesday John Binsack was arraigned before 'Squire Crager on charge of having assaulted his brother with intent to kill. It seems that the two brothers havo been quarreling for some time over money matters and that John has frequently threatened to kill his brother. Monday tho fuss culminated by John's climbing upon a wagon on which his brother was seated, pulling the latter off from tho wagon and hitting him with a club. He was bound over to await trial in tho district court. The little five-year-old son of S.

P. Kane met with very serious accident Monday. Somo parties were hauling manure, having three wagons hitched together by tying tho tongues to the back axle-trees, and the little fellow got onto one of tongues to ride. Ho fell off and the wheels ran over his thigh breaking hia leg. Drs.

Bond and Bouldin were called and rendered what surgical assistance was necessary but the injury is reported a3 being quite Severe. We hope that it is not as bad as supposed, but this should be a warning to thoo who drive dray wagons around town. This this morning on a sad mission. He accompanies the remains of his brother, E. S.

Crosier, who died on his claim in Wichita county, Wednesday morning. Among the West Virginia families who located south of hero is an experience! physician. He thinks of opening an office in Modoc. Mr. Sam G.

Casad, the C. K. W. agent riports business better here than anywhere along the line. He has to havo assistance.

Tho foreman of tho well at this point telegraphed tho suparintendant of the water service that at a depth of ten feet struck a stream of water that rose 16 feet above the hole. Henry Hunch, a farmer living "four miles north west of town brought in tho first load of shelled corn. It was weighed on Maddux Carnahan's scales by W. T. J.

Plnmmer and sold toB. B. Irwin. Mr. Hunch raised 200 bushels for sale.

It was not too dry for him to raise corn. Western Pride cigars are the best in the city and can be had at the Famous. To buy a few quarters of Charles Deng, of Valley township, met with a severe accident one day last week while hauling dirt from a well which he was helping to dig. The windlass slipped and the handle hit him in the eye badly WE FILL MORE PRESCRIPTIONS And Sell more Oils, Paints and Painters Supplies, Window Glass, Drugs and Druggists Sundries than any other house in the City. deeded land on winch no mortgage has been placed.

Kansas State Bank. A Splendid. Offer. The Weekly Capital and Farmer's Journal and tho Sentinel one, year for 32.00. This splendid offer is for cvsh, and enables every citizen of our countv to secure a valuable paper from the capital of the state and his own local paper at the" injuring it.

price of one subscription. Subscribe at once. A Card. Gillespie Gibson are having a cellar dug on the corner south of Mo6g grocery, and we understand will movo their building from the lower end of the street upon it. The building, when placed in its new location, will be used as a store room.

The first com marketed in Scott county was raised by Henry Hunck near Modoc. Last week he shelled and hauled to market 80 bushels of that cereal, receiving 50 cents a bushel therefor. The pile of corn cobs in front of his house reminds one of eastern farming. To the tiliztn of Scott county: We have opened an ofSce over West COME TO HEADQUARTERS. A good cow and a few hens well tended and well sheltered will almost feed a family.

No country can chow greater advantages for dairy and poultry business than our own western Kansas. Turkeys do remarkably well, the low buffalo grass just suits them. Tall timothy is apt to destroy young turkeys. G. C.

Sentinel M. A. Balch this week sued in justice court, her father-in-law, for assault and battery. The old gentleman wa3 fined five dollars and costs, aniounting to 815, Wright's store where we will do a general land and loan business, solicit patents and do mechanical drawing. Hoping to receive a share of your pat ent music was furnished for the occasion, by the M.

E. choir. Sho delivered 3 second lecture Tuesday night vpon the. subjert of Phrenology? wa voro m. able to fctteod, defeated the Garden City Sentinel in his boy was not old enough to realize that fight for a commissioner from his district.

he was life and and Ho is confident that tho Hodgeman ex-. should haw hdsan. rnado to stay at a sate tension of the Santa Fo will etrjko Terry, dittanja. i cott City, Kansas, BLOOMSR-BROTHSBS. ronage, we are, yours trulv, J.

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