Wallace Weekly Herald from Wallace, Kansas • 5

1 1 PETER. ROBmOUX, Dealer Everythiiig Dry Goods, Groceries, 6 STORE! Boots, Shoes, Queensware, Flour, Feed, Baled Hay, Agricultural Implements, Wagons, Buggies, Road Carts, and EVERYTHING kept in a GENERAL SEEDS OF ALL KINDS. AGENTS FOR GLIDDEN WIRE AND NEBRASKA CITY ROD BREAKERS. WE ARE PREPARED TO DO A JOBBING AND RETAIL TRADE. Call and see us.

A. Y. Bently and A- P. Casavant, Managers. JOlTtll JUTXCl "Wll Wallace, JZSLZXHL, The Election.

Local and General. sxWallace Herald. Mayor Gandy. Police Judge Wilson. TH0S.

MADIGAN, The election of city officers took Read Robidoux's ad. It interests Entered at the Tost Office, at Wallace, Kansas, Councilmen Chrysler, Hatch, Lew place Monday, the 2nd of April, anc Ms second class mail matter. you. dEALKR in- it passed of quietly and nicely. There was but one ticket in the field, the is, Madigan and Martin.

The Wallace town-site bill wi Don't forget the play to-morrow BOOTOJV A b01tT, night. li "Citizen's," consisting of the follow undoubtedly be passed on Thursday Ass't Editor- JOE II. JOROAX, Croquet is getting to be quite a next, April 12th. ing names: For mayor, Felix Gandy; police judge, S. L.

Wilson; pastime in the city. A lanre number of reserved seat Everybody dance to-morrow night eouncilmen, A. B. Chryslar, Alex. S.

tickets have been sold for the play at the Opera House. Hatch, John Lewis, Thomas Madi U. P. TIME TARLE. WEST.

12.5c a. m. 1.40 p. m. Mast 202, 4.09 a.

to. 3.38 pi hi. BrEKRY, Agt. to-morrow (Friday) evening. Street sprinklers would come in gan and M.

S. Martin. The only opposition was that of Mr. Proudfit who General Merchandise. AND- Millet.

Sorghum, and Farm Seeds of all Kinds. Corn, Oats, Flour and Feed. George McEwen, our genial coun mighty useful these days. ty treasurer, spent a pleasant fifteen minutes in the Herald sanctum to Rev. Marsh boarded tho east-bound ran against Mr.

Chryslar and got left by some fifty odd votes, the total UKXKK.VL DIRECTORY. passenger for Salina Monday. day. COUNTY OFFICERS. number cast being 140, 3 4 being We hear some talk of a new town For courteous treatment and accom modation call at the Merchant's Bank being started at Turkey Creek.

In the eveninjr a bonfire was kin The Chicago Lumber Co. come out on Wall street, for anything in their County Clerk 8. J. Osborn, Attorney T.D.Hamilton, Surveyor T. L.

Dellinger, Coroner J. W. Dilworth, Treasurer Get). W. McEwen, Register of Deeds S.

Kay, dled, ahd as the crowd collected a with an ad in this week Herald. lirie temporary platform was made out of Charlie Maddox was up to the lit- Frank Tatton and Henry Rothen a carpenter's bench, and Mayor Gan- Superintendent Public Instruction p. Smith Wagons. Plows, Harrows Farming WeMts! AND :9 tie village west of here Tuesday, bo- berg, representative cigar dealers of Probate Judge AY. L.

Dawson 1y S. L. Wilson, and Messrs Chrys-lay, Hatch and Edwards spoke a few Sherilf Phi'lips, Commissioner, First District, Eden Lewis, tween trpjs. Leavenworth, were in the city yes- Second E. A Doering Never kick amari wherihe is down.

I terday; And all goods usually kept in a general etorei Country Produce bought words to the people assembled, and were advised by Mr. Edwards to 1.. i 1.1 i. I i jib Hiiouiu uine a nuuoii VV. (Jlark came down irom Third James Yoxall District Judge S.

J. Osborii Clerk District Court Geo. It. Allanian, 'freeze on to 'em as they have some get up again? Sharon Spring's yesterday, and will and sold. Quality of goods Guaranteed, and Prices tlxo Lowest.

fclfY OFFICEKS. thing good in store for Wallace." Mr. Wilkins, of Wa-Keeney, is in hereafter be found in II. A. Clark's town with the intention of starting" a lumber and furniture warehouse Mayb'r, policfe Judge, Felix T.

Gandy, S. L. Wilson, loan office here. Our young people are talking of fl 1 CI When visiting the City call and Examine Goods, and Get Prices before The new officers are all good men, ind are among the pioneers of Wallace who have the welfare of the city tt heart, and whenever the opportu A. n.

l-lirVMW, a. B. JlilU.ll. Councllhien, 1 iwis, T. lUadigan, M.

S. Martin. Joe White ot feharon springs, wa; Dealing Elsewhere. retting a lawn-tennis set, and will ntroduce that popular and interest CHURCH SERVICS. a Wa-Keeney passenger last Wed nity presents itself to benefit us in nesday morning.

ing game into the "great American nyway, the Hkrald is assured they Div.liib services every Sunday at ll a. m. and 7. lesert." II. A.

Clark was up to Goodland. Located on 2nd Street, in Post-Office Building. will dd all in their power in behalf of 30 p. m. Sabbatli school 10 a.

m. Rkv. Thomas Marsh, Pastor. METHODIST. the county seat of Sherman county.

Hon. Henry Bohl of Marietta, the city and its people. the fore part of this week. irrived in the city Monday, from the Divine services at 11 a. m.

and 7. 30 p. m. every Wallace, Kansas; Pacific coast. He went from here to ttaouaui ai ine city nau.

ff. w. Jackson, Pastor. G. R.

All aman callled in Monday. Gus Miller went down the road to- Quite a number of Russell Spring, Augustine, in which place he is deep- "full bloods" were in town Sunday. U. 8. LAND OFFICE.

lay. interested. taking in ii first-class w. C. L.

Beard, Register, Receiver, Goodman has a splendid stock of D. C. O'Neal, the enterprising Fishing parties have been quite lai'dware. numerous of late, but there seems room manufacturer of Augustine. aid thH Herald office a visit thi; This Space Reserved For The hinr li be more parties than fish.

Uoburn is doinj? a rus very norning, and had his name put down msiness now-a-days. A. Y. Beiitly manager Pioneei our roll of honor. A photographer has located in store, is a rustler from away backanc 5, 1888.

Taken Vl: On sec 4-16-39 Greeley county, on March 1st, one 3-year old heifer, red With white spots, crumpled horns. (Qwner can have same by paying expenses. 2t3 Samuel Repp. 1 1.11 own over the Merchant's Bank. it will do you good to call and set The Herald management is well-leased with the reception it has lira.

White, the celebrated Logan coun Merchants Bank. ar met with, anu win in the near lu- 0 base-ballist was in town on Mon- George Emig, of Wa-Keeney, wat be enlarged in order to nieei town in the interest lay he demands of oiir patrons. Ward, Emig Hollister's loan busi Gill, the shoemaker, Second street. Jerry Murphy, a Russell Springs- The Herald comes out this week ness. te has been In town the past few WALLACE KANSAS vith a good showing of our merchants' We are informed that the Sharoi lays.

Come in and get a sample copy of he Herald, if you have not already 'subscribed. nterprise and prosperity, as will Springs people have offered induce Bill Hook is putting up a frame noticed by our columns of advertise ments to some of our business men i Iwellinp house in the west part of nents. What better evidence move up there. IIS. MB IWI town.

1 1 BAKE A store building, two story, 20x30 .1 1 J.1 i- vanted of a good, thriving city thai Bo rn To the wife of County Sur The hotels have been crowded the he well-filled advertising spaces veyor Dellinger on Monday April 2 1 ast few days, with homeseekers and guuu luuiiuuu uio luwn oi vv iti-lace. For further particulars call at he local papers? Look over eitlie, xcursionists. Herald office. the Wallace papers arid if they a boy; usual avoirdupois All cioini well. Charlie Godfrey, late of Russel iot denote a class of energetic am The U.

I is doing an immense business at the present time both Sn Stamping patterns for sale cheap. Mrs. Perry. hriving business men, what mon 1 assenrer and friegfht. Springs, was in town Tuesday.

Char you want? 'Tis a sure sign 'Job work executed in a Hoy Wilson, Stanton and prosperity. lie is a first-class tinner and is hunting up a location. ory mariner at this office or no Claude Henkel all helped work off 1 he ewton liepublican says ii The Easter Choral service at tin he Herald this week should be understood the fire depart- Congregational church Sunday, wa Farmers and homesteaders ere in nent should be kept in readiness- charges'. SonpM. Finest line of Toilet Soaps in tin iity at W.

A. Oetzel's drug store. very pleasing and interesting, the to turn the lioseon the creature, who. church being crowded. STABLE Mijoying the benefit of every public Emanuel Ukele, one of our pros Duff handles the Salina and Ellis.

mprovement or enterprise, neve! perous farmers, called oh the Herald ontributes money, means influ Qour, both in car lots. vited to call and get exchanges, something to read in idle hours. Russell Springs for beauty, Winona for wit, Sharon Springs for water That'll make a man sick. A large number of land-seekers but on the contrary is always Monday. He goes to Sabetha this week, to bring out his wife and fam- Arbuckle's Coffee 20 cents per lb.

crawling about, saying, "There is a sxGood Higs and Cftarges Reasonable. At Mason's. We do not pre Newton Milton, a lad of aboul tend to say this has any reference to If you want any newspaper, of magazine at reduced rates, fourteen, living north-west of here, anybody here in Wallace, but if the stopped off last night's excursion, ahd went out to-day to look at the lay of Corner Wall and Second street' Wallace, Kansas. call at itlid Herald office. met with a painful accident Saturday reader thinks it has we will not ar caused by falling out of a wagon.

guo the point with him to order in liquid Stamping done or powder. His arm was dislocated but is getting We clip the following paragraphs Mrs. Perry. NEW SPRING STYLES! hetter. from an article entitled "Protection Go to Duff's on Second St.

for the The late weather reminds us of the vs. the Wage-earner," in the April best Salina flour. Just received at the following stanza that was so popular number of the Union Pacific Em G. P. ill is a first-class shoemaker this Ume last year.

ployes Magazine, which are worthy of Emporium-. and all work of his gives good satis Providence sends the wicked wind I reproduction here the country. Stone, a fireman on "the U. P. and an old-time printer on the Atlanta Constitution, paid us a fraternal call one day this week.

The Herald apologizes for the out-breaks of our poet in this week's issue, but the recent spring weather litis ha'i something to do with it. The Register has the wind, The Leader has the fame, Tha Herald has no brags at all But gets there just the same. We. were this morning faction. For anything in his line give But God Is good and sends the dust "It is a well known fact that in him a trial.

That blows In the bad man's eye. the great state of Pennsylvania there Jo Jones, inorpe ana A. J. are worKers in iron ore who receive Mason downs them all in low Trimmed aJnd untrimmed Sailors for girls and Meier county surveyor of Logan ony 75 cents per A prices for groceries. dpunty, all of, -Russell.

Springs, were tective Congress some' years ago tnmra la I Li Foe Sale A ticket from Wallace boys. Bonnet Frames, Feathers, Flowers and Ornaments. in 'y i Buuiriiv 10 neip inese miners bv rais to Fairbury, Illinois. If you want cheap transportation call at the Her by what we thought was a full brass ald office. umiKingoi locaung m-iv anu win ing the tariff on iron ore from 40 to follow his avocation as a real estate 75 cents a ton, and thereupon their dealer and loan agent.

daily wages fell from tl.25 to 75 The Globe Dramatic Co. will cents. If there is any benefit for by request, the play "Among the the Jaborers in protection it has New Styles Shades of The place to get Arbuckles coffee band, but upen investigation it turned out to be Rudy Weisgarber blowing his bazoo. at the Opera House to- failed in this instance." If the low-lived, bow-legged, morrow evening, and will finish up "There are laborers in America with a farce and a dance. Price of who receive wages as small as those pigeon-toed, squint-eyed, red-head at 20cts a lb.

is at Mason's. Toilet And fine Perfumery at W. Oetzel's drug store. A quantity ot household goods were put up and sold at public auction on the street Tuesday. Bustles, Hair Pins, Ladies' Hose Supporters, black ed sun of a nine months who stole our admission 23 cents, reserved seats 00 of the peons of Mexico and South 1 -1 .1 1 a cents, lor Blue at iuo vjiij uiug trac.

1 rviuencan countries. Itm WIlO 18 pipe does return it by Saturday we will start an opposition cemetary with his miserable carcass. A ripple of excitement was caused waine for this state of tnino-s Saturday afternoon, by Frank Purse he laborer? Can he be rcsponsi and white Crinoline, Ladies Hem Stitched Kerchiefs. To stimulate the growing of cotton refusing to be arrested by the city the fact that for every dollar's marshal for "plavinc horse." He fi- worth of sugar he buys he pays 20 in SedwicK couniy me Board of Trade offer to furnish free nally was put in the cooler by Sheriff VPT cent duty? Is ho responsible Oetel put in a large new nhpw case this week, besides otherwise improving the looks of his tasty store. j.

Call at the Herald office and get lew copies and send to your friends Put up in wrapper for mail-rrr, 5 cf earn. and soon after he enriched tJt fact that whenever he buvs a t- farmers, cotton seed sufficient to plant 500 acres and another part) a 1'anry Itordern From 10 1 33 rents. he Hty treasury to the tune of $20 '''anket lie must do so on a basis of ndeps, amounting in all to 39. per cent duty? No he is jiot to proposes, if this amount fchall be WALLACE, tk oTirnsivo fun. 1 blame MF.3.

J. W. TERRY, planted, to ounu a giu.