Randall Tribune from Randall, Kansas • 1

SUBSCRIPTION: $1.25 per an i- VOLUME. 1. Saturday Oct. 8. 1887 LOCAL NEWS.

Offloial Directory. ROACH Bros. Dr, B. T. Truoblood J.

G. True')! oo.V Trueblood Bros, Dealers In 1 DEALERS IN All Kinds of Grain Randall Kan. It will be to your interest to call on me and got the highest Pure Druids, Chemicals, Glass, Medicines, Varnishes, Fancy; and Toilet Articles. Market price, end good honest Weight. Confectionery, Jewelry, School Books, Tobacco Cigars.

Prescriptions carefully compounded. Come and 'see west side Main Street. C. QSBQRN, Manufacturer and dealer in Randall -MaflesS Saddlery-. J()1L A A Buyer and Shipper of fat Stock.

Randall It will be to, your interest to get my prices on all kinds of stock, before selling elsewhere, as I will pay you high -jt price the market will justify, and insure correct weights. 0. OSBORN. Manufacturer Dealer LIGHT A HEAVT Harness, Saddles, uouais, Bmiruif don To ordtr Ik a.H kiodi of CARBUCK TRIUlitRSt. Hiia St.

W. W. CALDWtLL, PRES. R. M.

BRIGHAM, VICE PRES. BRIGHAM DEALERS IN, Lumber, Lath, Doors Sash Lime; Hair, Cement, Hard, and Soft Coal. U-' I i BITIC OF R.lsriD.XjXj Capital. $50,000 Does a general Banking Business, Farm Loans A Specialty. RANDALL COAL! CO-AXi! Hard, Soft, And Smithing-' wall paper at T.

J. Born to Mr. and Mrs. Thomas Jones, Sept. a girl.

Born to Dr. aud Mrs, B. Truoblood, Oct. 2nd. a girl.

Try a sack of New Era Uourat $1-00 per sack Warranted as good as any $1.10 Hour in town. George Woolsey's. M. F. Knappenbergor of Jewell City Kansas is making farm loans, at tho very lowest rates.

Call aud see him. J. W. Chaney visited the Tribune offlco awhile last Saturday. Mr.

Chaney is onej of Allun Town- slup's solid republicans and predicts tho election of the full republicans ticket. CJJohu Summers went to Kansas city. Monday, to look after his sou Maurie who is very sick with Typhoid fever. We have a good second hand cook stove for sale cheap, call and examine it. Koniu Bros.

John cralg's father and mother are visiliug him (his week. J. Hunt and others left, monday morning, lor an extensive trip to the South west. They will bu none some weeks, Dots and Dashes. Henry Shipley goes to Kansas City, Today H.

Contrell commenced his term of school at Marh Valley Monday. Lee Hailey aud ill Sellers went to Sepo for coal, Tuesday. They pay $2,75 pet ton. Otis Loekwood threshed on Tuesday. Mersrs.

Sellers, Fra.ier, Tuttle (with thoi fraus) will return home'his week. They all look laud in Col. Bowman Carroll jnst loves to load chickens, they are so musical. Wo are thinking thejset-tlers reunion at Omio Oct. 8th.

aud will tryjand toll how thejfelks acted. Swcelpotaioes seems to ba a pretty fair crop, this year. Fuller Devoe has the largest that we have seen. Miss Maggie Crawnicr commenced her school at Custer, on monday morn- Wa expect ye editor is busy Instruct ing llio young ideas ut Vivkburg. Our esteemed road vversuer is having the marsh Valley roads tixed up in good shape.

Mr. Elias Pounds is not convalescing. His recovery is doubtful. JOSFHUNK. Allen Towuship, Oct.

4th 1887. Nice fall weather. Ed. Davison lalks of going West. School cotuuiiHieed at Vicksbnrg ou Monday.

T. B. Hart has bought the Burger farm 5 miles norlh-easl of Randall, consideration $2,000. Jack Haskius aud his father have brought their ca.tle home. Mr.

S. Hart aud Mrs. J. Steintcu started to Kentucky, last Monday, ou a visit. W.

F. Morris has beeu taking orders for photagraphs ot the Vicksburg bun-day school, which were taken ou the day of the picnic at Lungs glove. IJ. i. Harford has been plastering i hi week.

Maurice Tidrick of Jewell City did the work. Some of our farmers have beguu huskmg corn. They are crbbing us high as 3Ulm. per day. D.

L. Wilson and his father started West recently, wo understand, for the purpose of finding a new location lor their sheep, ihey now have over 80U head. District 100 purchased a new stove it now uas us scnooiuouse auotit as convenient as any country schoolhou.se in the county. DlVEUTIMKNTO. This week our attention is called to a very complimentary notice which appeared in Salem Argus of Scpt-30 in which Bio.

Reed calls us a "pom pous That we are young and inexperienced we do not deny our hope is that we may not be one of "those who continue ignorant in spite of age and experience." He further says: "It is very complimentary in a would-be journalist to attack a publisher and their withhold are exc'. auge but it is no more than we could expect of a man who would try to publish a paper without either editor or As there was no personal attact on our part, and as the first exchange which left this office was sent to the Anuus auu since be makes the attack aud up to date has not sent an exchange in return for those sent him, we presume the above quoted words refer himself aud the Akgus. We supposed the Ak-gus had an editor until this self coufes sion was placed before us. But since it has no editor, it must be run by a crank whose only argumeut is uncalled for personalities, and which, therefore, being undeserving of further notice, we desist Yoiik brewers and maltsters pro pose to raise $100,000 to be used in de feating Republican members of the leg islature. That will aBord tine picking for the third party Prohibitionists, and should enable Mr.

St. John to get 0'ue very profitabl engagements." A full Hue of Boyntou's. State Okncem. Uevei-nor, John A. Murtin Limit-Governor.

A. 1. Riddle SecreUrv of State. E. H.

Allen. Treasurer, J. W. Hamilton Atturnnr (ianaral. S.

B. Hriulfold Supt. I'ublic Instruction, J. H. Ltiwhettd.

Coukti Ufpicehs. Oistrict Jud2. Clark A. Smith tate Senator, (o. H.

Caif. Roprcspntative, B. F. Wnllnco. Clark Dint.

Court, E. A. Kos. County CInrk, J. J.

Daltou. Resister of Deeds, V. N. Ilonkiuson. Treasurer, T.

L. Munson. Sheriff. J. H.

Woollen. Supt. Pub. Instruction, E. 1).

Smith Probata Judge, Ira Kylo. County Surveyor, E. T. Byram. County Attorney, J.

H. Mechem. Coroner A. (i. Young, J.

(ioodwin, J. W. W. I). Cook.

Juntices of I J. Roatth, Th Peace, I S. (itliens Constables, Mayor u. .1. Missmger, Couuci tuen I J.

L. lTeNton J. llout, SJ. Usborn, Ceo. Woolsey.

i B. T. Trubloo Police Judge Treasurer Clerk Marshal Kd. Kendal U. M.

Bi'igham, O. L. Koi'd, Wm. M. Homlrix School Dist.

no 53. Director It, M. Brigham, Treasurer B. 'J'. Trublood, Clerk W.

VV. Reed Principal (. H. Bailey Rcpublica i Ticket. Treasurer, SAMUEL PORTER Roister Deeds, A.

BAILEY Co. Clerk, JOHN ALTON Sheriff, J. II. WOOLEN Supt. of Public Instruction O.

H. Durand Surveyor, E. T. BYRAM Coroner, DR. WM; KERR Commissioner, of 1st District, A.

K. MiEItK Chairman Co. Central Committee, J. W. GREEN r3 Secretary, W.

N. HOSKINSON Democratic Ticket. Treasurer, C11AS. RUSSELL lifgistoraof Deeds, iEO. W.

CI1ESEBRO Clerk. D. M. SUTHERLIN Sheriff, JAS. F.

ROW Supt. of Public Iustrtiction. JNO. E. SMITH Coroner, L.

A. SAUNDERS Commissioner, 1st District, T. J. CASON Ch'm Co. Central Committeo, J.

II. SCHAEFFEIt Secretary, L. A. SAUNDERS Randall Markets. Corrected every Thursday.

Wheat bu, 413 00 Corn, 40 Oats 25 Rye 50 Potatoes, $1.00 'HogsVcwt 8.50 3.00 (it, $4.00 Butter ft 13 Eggs, 10 TIME TABLE. MISSOURI PACIFIC RAILWAY. Tfiui gaini eitt EXPRESS. 1:10. A M.

FREIUHT, 3:15 A. Trains foing wet, EXPRESS, 7:15 M. FREKH1T, 1 1:2 P. M. lT.

C. MERRILL Ageut. All persons knowing themselves indebted to Smith Craig, please call and settle, bycaah or note. Glass Ware at Cost at Geo. Wool-aey's.

See j. C. Osborn for harness, blankets, harness oil and everything in his line of business. Christian Church at Randall Kan Regular preaching Oct 2 at 11 a. in.

and 8. p. m. every two weeks hereafter Sun day School at 4 p. in.

Prayer meeting rery Thursday evening. Every body in vlted to attend. The Finest Line of tea in town at Geo Woolsey's. J. C.

Osborn will sell you hoise blankets at bottom prices. For Sale One mare colt. Enquire at this office, Itch Prairie Mange and Scratches oj every kiud cured in 80 Minutes by Wolford's Sanitary Lotion. This never fails. Sold by Trucblood Bros.

Drug gist Randall Kan. Sets of teeth at half price. Decayed extracted free from 8. a. ni.

until 1. p. m. every Saturday. Remember I want to extract at least 500 teeth every Saturday, free.

D. W. IiKKnERSON is it of Bert Andross no the fore man of tho Tr.btuiy office. Notice' To all horn it may concern Is liereliy Un or alter mis date, will pay no ebts tliat Reitcr may contract. Tressa Reitcr.

Choice butler kopt on ice at Hout, Reynolds co's. Just ouennd up. A new stock of gloves-and mil tens at llout, Reynolds tv cos gen eral nicrchandiso store. I havo opened up full, and complete line of new Tinware in oounuution with my grocery I am prepared to do anything in tho tinware line at the very lowest rates A. J.

Hamilton. Miuon's Fruit Jars nt $1 per dozen at Geo1 Woolsev's. Subscribe for the Tribune now. Never put oft until to morrow what yon can do just as well today. (Jo to the Tribune ollico to got your job done.

extracts teeth free on Saturday nth. morning, and will take out from one to twenty taeth. Parties como up and see hiiu; it will pay you. L. D.

Raynolds of Mankato was in the City last Saturday. Hp made' this ofUou a pleasent call. 1 keep IheJlbcst line of harness, saddles, blankets, in tlio county and will not be undersold by any bod" y. Osborn Tho fare to Beloit during Fair week will be $1,05 for round trip. If you want good bread get a sack of Blair Anld's celebrated Am e.

The finest lino of tinware, r.nd groceries, in town at A. J. Hamilton's O' yes T. 11. Boyuton's is the place to get cheap furniture of all kinds.

Wh wanting any kind of job work done remember that you can get it done at this ollico at tho lowest prices. Eggs! Wanted It II pay you to seo Elliott and Plum, before yon sell your eggs. $2.00 will buy a barrel of No.l. Mich. salt, at Elliott Plum's.

If you have only $5.00 to spend, it will pay you to go to Elliott and Plum's. Every thing will be sold at hard time prices. All kinds 01 feed at Smith Craig's. Don't forget that George Woolsey's the Cheapest Place in town to buy fresh Groceries, T. J.

Boynlons is prepared to, and will sell you furniture loA'erthuu any other dealer in Jewell County. McAllister Leavenworth hard coal as low as the lowest at Smith Carigs. Subscribe for the Tribune and get all Hie noiue news. I have opened a tin shop and am prepared to do all kinds of job work of tin, copper, galvanized iron; slovo pipe and will carry a full Hue of tin ware stamped ware, lire shovels, coal buc kets, well buckets, and every usually kept in atiu and house furnishing establishment. I will sell at bottom prices if it does mako my competitors si ueal close competition in the trade.

Call and get prices. A. uamilton. Randall, Kansas, October 7th, 1887. Notice to the voters of Allen Township.

Tho next general election will be held in Randall, in Sm craig's of fice. J. It. Craig, Trustee. Samuel Githens, Justice of the Peace.

A Mexican paper says the condition of the very poor in the City of Mexico is most lamentable. Neither Naples nor Constantinople in their low est quarters can show worse squalor or mow saddening spectacles. Probably the biggest yoke of oxen In the world were on exhibition at the Eastern Maine State Fair. They were raised in Vermont, and measure ten feet in girth and actually weigh 7,000 pounds. It cost to raise them up to their great weight over 1,000.

"Geo. Woolsey was up to the Rock Island this week. They are laying the track, and are as far west as the section. line running due north from Randall, Now comes another report that the work of grading the "Midland" rail road will be begun by the Santa Fe immediately. There has been so many false reports about the built that the people will not believe is to be built, until they see tho graders rt vork.

Report of the Primary Department the Randall school. Names of pup 1 not absent or tardy for the month en-endiug Sept. 30th. Guy Rogers, Earl Burger, Harry Harford, Orie Sutherlin, Richia Rurger, Willie Suterlin, Nora Brewer, Gertie Reymcr, Lizzie Sutherlin, Inez. Rice, Ruth Trucblood, Eva Elinor, Dora Atkins, and Anna Hamilton.

Alice Crawnicr, Teacher I and fm on at. i COMPANY. KANSAS. the place to i Provisions, if yi i of produce taken it! WOOLSEY. School districts wanting coal, will well to call on me before buying.

Farmers will nt all times find It to thcii interest before buying anything in the harness line to call aud examine our slock of these goods. Our work is that of skilled labor, and we are prepared to guarantee every stich we make. For the winter trade we have received a full assortment of Lap Robes and Horse Blankets. J. C.

Osborn, Randall, Kan. D. b. D. BRAMWEELL, CASH'R.

ANGLE, ASSISTANT CASH'R C. L- CAMP, Wagon maker uandall" kax. AJ1 kinds of repairing done promptly and well. Shop just back of Owens' Blacksmith shop. THE ECHO.

The New Home Story Paper 56 COLUMNS 50 of Sparkling stories, Mirthful Miscellany -AND- The Cream of Literary Curency ne regular price 01 the jsaiu is a Dollar a Year. It is furnished with the TiiiBP.VE nt $1.85 and ever" subscriber to both paper? is entitled to cuuicc from the otters in the Dollar Department of the Echo Premium Book List, the book or books selected being sent free, postpaid, to any address anywhere in the United States THE ECHO alone will bo sent with Premium Books upon receipt of a Dol- ar addressed to THEECHO, DETROIT, MICH. IN Buggies' Plows, Harrows Mowers, Rakes, And Kvery to be had in the Agricultural Implement Line. We make a specialty cf Windmills, Feed mills, Iron and Wood Pumps, and Pump fixtures. If you have a friend, east, who is interested in Kansas, send him the Triii uno six mnntli9 or a year.

Cunningham Bros Proprietors of RANDALL Meat Market dealers in Fresh and Salt MEATS, HOME MADE AND Highest market for butcher's CmCKENS. price paid stock and hides. "We will sel) beef by the quarter at 4lc. and 5lic. per lb.

Dk. Henderson at Mankato, make sots of teeth at prices lower than ever heard tell of. Get sack of Blair Auls flour. War anted to have no equal. Furniture cheap for cash at Boyn ton.s Hout, Reynolds co.

keep the best cigars in the town. Dr. J. R. Duglas, dentist, of Mankato, will be Randall the second and fourth Tuesday of every Month.

He will do all in his power to please those who faver him with their patronaga. We have moved our stock of goods to tho room formerly occupied by the Star restaurant, where we are prepared to furnish lunch at all hours. Square meals will be furnished on short no lice, if wanted. T. Jcffross Son.

Competition in Randall is so close that to get, to the bottom at once, we v'ill sell Tinware at cost for cash. Tin cups, Sets. Milk puns 3c. Four quart pails, 20c. tin teakettles, 60c.

stove pipe, 12-lc. Coal oil, per. gallon 17c. gasoline per. gallon 20c.

There will be a grand ball given D. Bramwell's Opera Hall on Fri day night, Oct. 14th. All are cordially invited. Good order will be preserved.

Jas. Jeffhess. J. Aldeksok. Jno.

Zimmer. On account of the incleureucy of the weather the mite Society at Mrs. Os-born's was not well attended. The next meeting will be at Mrs. VanCleef's next Tuesday night.

Conveyances will be provided at Mr. Kendall for those wishing to attend. There will be a canei" of the tsrs of Allen Township at lue iVest Hope school house on Saturday Oct. 22nd 1887 at 3 o'clock p. for the purpose of nominating candidates for the following township officers; Trustee, Clerk, Treas urer, and four road overseers.

P. F. Pierce, Chairman, Do not forget your groceries and -A depend on getting them fresh. Oip-aim is to sell as cheap as the 'chewiest for cash kinds exchange. Yonrs with respec I.

Gsom Township Committee. 1 1.