Randall Tribune from Randall, Kansas • 4

Hi ANARCHISTS HANGED! -V c- 4 Alton Son Blacksmiths, RANDALL KANSAS. Klectiou Items. Ohio, Iowa, Nebraska, Pennsylvania, Massachusetts, Now Jersey, and Illinois, all went republican lust Tuesday. Now York, Virginia and Maryland went democratic. In Ohio, Massachusetts aud Nebraska, the majorities are much larger than lust year.

Tho Republican majority in Pennsylvania will be about ill Ohio, a-bout In Massachusetts, about for Governor, and 22,150 for Lieu-touuut Governor; in Iowa, about IS, 00U; and in Nebraska, orcr 25,000. Atchison CkumfioH, oxj OFHOUT REYNLDS Grand Fall amd Winter Opening. We are to furnish the public aything kept ill Dots Aku Dashes. Bi'Hiiiful sumhiuo. Mrs.

A. B. Owens' niothor recently paid her a visit. Died; Nov. fith '87, Alico Macy, the lie little daughter of Mr.

and Mrs. Isaao Aldorson, aged 10 mouths and thro days. Tho Mite society was postponed from Tuesday evening until Wednesday evening. The society met with Mrs, J.C. Unborn, nftnr church and it swoet jolly time was enjoyed.

ThoMitc will meet in two weeks nt Mr. ('snip's. Miss. Mary Haworlh is visiting in the city. Mrs.

R. II. Brigham and Miss. Lula eeney visited in the country, Thursday Some people are so thoroughly convinced of the neceslty of baptism, that they even submit to be baptized with ink as did "Her Deutchse Miohel" when he was reading a certain young lady's letter Aud by the way ruins his Suu-day go-to-meeting-coat. Hurrah! Frank Osboru made a business trip to Jewell City, Wednesday.

And Mr. and Mrs. H. Elliott, Monday. Mrs.

A. H. B'anding lias been quite ill Two jolly loads of Methodists went to Jewell City to church, Thursday night, The revival at the church still continues. We hopo much good will be accomplished. JosKririNK.

a first class general merchandise store. tra assortment of dry goods, ribbons, gents glove in abundance, nd everything one can think of. We make a specialty of clolhirg as we have a large. stock of mits, hats, caps, boots, and shoos at way down prices. Our goods are for sale, and we nil! no! he under sold this side of the river.

Come and examine our goods and prices. No trouble (o show our goods. Our grocery department is comp cte. hand. Candir.

tobaccos, and fruits. and sirups always on Best fl our to be W. H. ELLIOTT Our motto found in the town. Cc Vi I TO A ad the Kury bo to'd.

is: "Good goods and low Tho election is over and the result Just what wo had jiredictod ever si; tho republican ticket was placed in tho Mold. All the ticket was elected by a good round plurality, except Mr. Sberk whose plurality over Scliaeffer was only eleven. Below wo give a short sketcli of all tho officers elected Tuesday. Mr.

Samuel Porter our treasurer elect is ono of Buffalo township's oldest settlers. Ho has ever been indentfied witli what ever was for tho best interests of Jewell county. That the people appreciate what Mr. Porter has done for tho county and approved cf the choice of tho convention is evident from the handsome plurality he received, considering the fact that he had two regular nominated opponents and an inde pendent rebublicau candidate, nil trying their be.t to down him. The people have made a wise choice and will have no cause to regret the Way they voted last Tuesday.

Mr. A. Bailey our next Register of Deeds is no! so well known in this part of the county as his interests heretofore have been centered in the Burr Oak schools of which he was principal for some time, fie has also been one of the examining board for several years. He is quite a young nian but his qualifications are far above any of his late opponents With Mr. Browning, the next clerk, we are unacquainted, but know from report that he is an old settler of White Mound township.

That he was ie unanimous choice of the county central committee after the withdrawal of Mr. Dalton gave him tho fuil party support. There is no doubt that he is qualified for the position aud will give satisfaction. J. H.

Woolen our genial sheriff, who was re elected to that office. Tuesday needs no introduction. That he has made tho best sheriff that Jewell county ever had is the verdict of all unbiased men. The people are well satisfied that Joe will never give them cause to wisli they had voted for a "siraon pure' democrat. Of Mr' Duraud much has been said ver since his nomination.

Many have stated that he was not qualified for tho position to whicli he has been elected- Many also blamed him for not answer ing each aud every statement made againsb'hira. But he wisely kept his own coumctand the people have ap proved the choice of the convention Mr. Durand's record as couuty superin tendent will be a good one au we pre djctforhi.ma re election. Of Dr. Wm.

Korr we know little ex cept that he was tho choice of the con vouttou and later of the people. That ho has borne the test of the convention aud the people is sufficient evidence that he is the right man for the place. was re-elected Surveyor. Helias" tilled that office satisfactorily as is attended by the fac that the combined opposition was unable to de feat him. i A.

K. Sberk the commissioner elect from the 1st. district is an old settler of Allen township. He has thrice been elected township clerk of Allen township, which office he has ably filled. He the farmer's friend aud none of the taxpayers need fear that their interests will suffer at his hands' For every dollar that is expended with Mr.

Sherk's sanction the county will get the fill' LIOTT We have an ex laces, ladies ami Fish, Pickles JOHN H. PLUM DEALER IN General Merchandise. I have recently bought out M. M. Jones, and will be (J JV SHOP l.N.

ROGERS, North Mln St. Kandall ILwl SCOUTEN They Receive Their Jast Dae at Last. A telegram to tho following effect passed over tho wires yesterday. Chlgago, Nor. 11.

Spies, Pnrsous, Engel and Fischer were hanged at 11.54 in. Lingg had died previovs to that lime from a self inflicted wound. The death sentences of Fieldcu and Schwab commuted' imprisonment lor life. Recently in London there was an ex traordinary shaving match against. time dcoulcd, Teddy Wick, the champ ion barber, being backed to shave fifty persons in sixty minutes for '15 a side.

Ho actually shaved 77 in 59 minutes fi8 seconds, and thus won the stakes. In the first puarter of an hour he disposed of 21 men, in the second 14, in the third 10, aud in the last 14 minutes and 53 seconds he put on a "spurt" aud finished off Leavenworth Stttinlttrtl. Kansas is a word that no longer awes or strikes terror to the poor man. It is a word that no longer brings memories of ravages done by grasshoppers and drouth. It is a uame that is household word spoken of by the gray-haired sire as the laud of peace and plenty, whore he can retrive his lost fortune, while his children lisp the word aud clap their hands in glee, realizing that it is the Italy of America, a spot where they can gambol in the sunshine the year round.

To the stars through difficulties" we are there, with million aud a half of people Cliapluvf, Kansas is still ahead. She furnished Forepaugh's mammoth show the largest ox in the world It weighed 4,250 pounds, and it is claimed he can be made to weigh 4,700. Ho is a beautiful roan, six feet and four, inches high, eleven feet and four inchss around the girth, three foot ami four inches between hip points, and eighteen feet from t'p to tip. Kansas also furnished to the same party one of the smallest, If not the smallest, cows in the world. It is live years old, weighs 350 pouhds, stands thirty-four inches in height, sr.d yields three gallons of milk a dixy.

SaMia lie- publican. The State of Alabama imposes a lax on pistols, dirks, bowie knives, and property of this sort is reenlarv listed for taxation. The Auditor's report for tho year 1888 shows that the taxable property of this description as given in was 40,403.04. The same year the value of farming implements, as shown by the same authority, was 87.567. And yet the people gay that "their poverty Keeps them poor." Would it not bo well for them to beat their bowie-knives in to pruning hooks and their pistols into piougusiiares? Ex.

Gentlemen of tiio jury, charging a jury is new business to nie, and this is my first case. You have heard all the evidence in tho caso, as well as my i i. sen, ou ttiso nave noaru Viiiat. tie learned counsel have said. If you be lieve what the counsel for the plaintiff has told you.your verdict will bo for the plaintiff; but if, on the other hand, you believe what the defendant's counsel lias torn yon then you will give a venlict fori ho defendant.

But if you arc like me and don't believe what either of them said, then I'll be if 1 know ...1. mu you win uo. I'oBsinuje, lake charge of the jury." Capsheaf. Mr. Ed.

The answer in the Jewell Republican 'to tho inquiry about the wolfsaclps' was not altogether satis- laclory in as much it did not tell us whero to find the law, authorizing the commissioners to pay different prices or bounties on the scalps of different ages, Un page 113 session laws 1885 we find the commissioners of the sev cral counties in the state are authorized to pay three dollars for wolf, coyote, wild cat aud fox. Now Mr. Editor 1 have road and reread said law and 1 fail to seo where they find the law to make any difference. Beside.sir, if it be that a young wolf or whelp is not a wolf in the meaning of the law. then where do thej find.

authority forgiving uonntiesou whejp scalps, surely not in Kansas laws, as the animal by that uame is not mentioned in said laws Therefore we attain renew our demand that the commissioners themselves explain this matter fully to the voters of Jewell Co. Voter. Laud Office at Concordia, Kansas Oct. 24th, 1887 Notice is hereby given that the following named settler has fifed notice of his mtention to make final aroof in support of his claim, aud that said proof win oe mane peiore tue o. iaau office at Concordia, Kansas, on Dec.

9th, 1887, viz: William H. JoslinH. E. No. 17538 fertbe West half of N.

E. quarter of section 2 township 5 south of rane 6 west. He names the following witnesses to prove his continuous residence upon and cultivation of, said land, viz; John Youna Ed. Dakin, Thos. B.

Hart, and John Murphy, all of Randall, Kansas. Samuel Deniers, Register first publication Oot. 29 1S87. WORTH KNOWING. Mr.

W. H. Morgan, merchaut, Lake City, Fla was taken with a severe Cold, attended with a distressing Cough and running into Consumption in its firs stages. He tried many socalled popu lar cough remedies and steadily grew worse. Was reduced in flesh, had diffi culty iu breathing and was unable to sleep.

Finally tried Dr. King's New 1 Discovery for Consumption andfonnd immediate relief, and after using a-bout a half dozen bottles found himself well and has had no return of the ia- ease. No other remedy can show so grand a record of cures, as Dr. King's Saw Discovery for Consumption Guar-1 a what i elitinn-d for it i a free ai rniwiti I5u. We carry a good stock hi our line of business and do all work promptly and well.

Horse shoeing and edging tools a spcialty. We guarantee a sure cuie for corns in the feet if we shoe the horse regularly. You will find ti3 south of the railroad on Main street JULIUS WESSELOWSKI, GERMAN PHYSICIAN AND SURGEON. Discuses of Women aud Children a Speein'iy. OlHee in Whitney House building up sta'rs.

Jew.HI Kaunas. i'Ci. M). MILLINER Also At i'i u-v ii n'l laces, gloves, "coir ii'-ck-wen', jw elry, Opposite Ciiy RANDALL KANS. ProQtioal Kopps cmiiii).

sui -k in ii J'ui rf Hi! -1) i' vo' lug fiud girt cos him ou llio. east of Ko'fp ru fit-Oft. BASDALL KANSAS JOHN THRON. PLASTERER, Stone Maso'n And Stone Cu tter. Randall Kansas.

For est: in ules ft figures on me. A I way. guarantee will not be underbid by anyone. HOTEL COMMERCIAL. AS.

CARROLL, Prop'r. RANDALL KANSAS. Good Accommodations AND 'Charges Reasonable. B. Trueblood, Pb, PHYSICIAN, SURGEON, AND CHEMIST' Professional chlils1-promptly attended day and night.

"Office in New Drug Store. RANDALL --------KANSAS. C. R. ROGERS Has a complete line of General Merchandise RANDALL KANSAS.

Country produce taken in exchange for goods. S. GITHENS Justice ol the Peace, RANDALL KANSAS. Makes a specialty of collections, All accounts left with him will receive prompt attention City Moid. 11.00 per day.

Good Accomodations patronage so tfoited, P. RYERSON, Prop. DRY GOODS, NOTIONS, GROCERIES, Queensware, Stoneware, Clothing, Hats, Caps, Boots fcc Headquarters for Beloit Flour. Agents for the Crown and New Home sewing machines. LIYf MI P-kaikie In GknkDal.

Elder Garner of the Christian church conducted the funeral services of Mrs. McLean, at the Star church last Sunday. Mr. Bathurst, who taught at the Star last winter1 and gavo such general satisfaction, is teaching a term across tho line in Mitchell Co. We were at Randall last week and took a peep at the Editor and found him in the middle of work with his sleeves rolled up.

He is fearful ugly but quite a genial fellow withal, and we predict success for the Tribune. The election passed off quietly, but Kibbie the nominee ot the Republican was snowed under to the tune of nine teen and consequently his supporters are considerably downed. Once in a while an Independent gels there. The Democrats had out no township ticket aud tbey generally supported Burnham. We anxiously await returns from the county as we have nothing definite at the present, wonder if there won't be a slight change in the Jewell County officials.

There is a smoldering hope iu our bosom that such will be the case, but it may go glimmering. BlLLIB There are a few urchins in and about Randall whose sole delight anil occu pation seem to be to grosely insult people. Such conduct should be slop ped by tbeir parents. If the parents do not, the authorities should take a hand in the matter. I i no place where your scribe has ever been, has he met with a more well behaved class of young people than at Randall.

Nevertheless there are a few young and htdies(y) who think tbey are uncommonly smart Tbey take advantage of church aud public gatherings to let the people know iio'-v smart they really are. They will coon so thoroughly cuuvuice the people, of their smartness, that they will be considered a public nuisance. Many men in this neighborhood have in lime past been loud iu their ccm plaints about the bunkers ruling tlm country? But when their party places a banket iu the field against as good a farmer as we have, they voted for the banker almost to the man. We wonder what should induce them to do so, wheu, according to their own state uient it was against their intents to vote as they did. It is reported that a certain young gentleman recently took two of Ran dall's fair ones out buggy riding aud when several miles from town the la' dies had to get out and push so that they might be able to get to the top of a hill- lhe it tie extreme weakness of the team or the poor driving that caused the inconvenience," uaturally arises.

Kkitiqve. RENE WS HER YOUTH. Mrs. Phcebe Peterson, Clay Iowa, tells the following remarkable story, the truth of which is vouch ed for by the residents of the town: 'I am 73 years old, have teen troubled with kidney complaint and lameness for many years; could not dress myself without help. Now I am free from al pain and soreness, and am able to do all my own housework.

1 owe ray thanks to Electric Bitters for having renewed my youth, and removed completely all diseasae and pain. Try a bottle, 50c. and Jl. at Trueblood Bho's. UltVtfr' OUTOF ORDER.

Ml It I i 1 1 I 17 A 3 11 2 G. i SAMUEL GITHENS, J. P. Loan Agent. I I am prepared to accommodate, the people with tns best rigs to be had in Jewell Co at hard time prices.

Those wanting teams cared for and fetl, will find good quarters, good feed, and courteous treatment at my feed staWe north of the track. Those wanting ftgs will be accommodated at the Barn south of the track. R- H. McBRIDK, Att'y at Law Notary. The vote was rather light on account of the rain.

D. M. Sullierlin will not be disgraced by wearing Da I ton's shoes. According to Roe's statement his show was very slim indeed. J.

E. Smith ran like a greyhound but he didn't catch his jack. It wtsa cold day aor Independent candidates. The race for commissioner ship was slight one but the best man got there. Mbre interest was manifested at the last election than has been for several The Union Labor township ticket in Vicksburg township was elected to a man.

By the way Jewell City voted it looks as though they wanted hog or none." L. Hoel is tho popular man of Allen township receiving the highest vote cast for any cand idate. Candidate cigars were almost as plentiful election day as sunflower seed in September. The Labor men worked hard for all their candidates although they knew the light was hopeless. The returns show the entire republican ticket in Mitchell county elected by from two to four hundred majority.

The regular republican nominees and the Independent candidates for Trustee an 1 Clerk in Allen township ran a close race- The winners were J. W.Chaney regular nominee for Trustee by 4 votes and A- J- Wiser Ind. for Clerk by itli are excellent men (hi) pMiie re wtli w'-Vi INSURANCE "Ag t. Have new and unexcelled offers for LAND BUYERS 5000, acres of land for sale in Jewell, Cloud and Republic Counties. Send for list of farms.

INSURANCE Represent all reliable companies. Call on us before making a loan, or write us, giving particulars of your farm and we will come and see yon, and make ytror papers, so jon need tot come to sign them. McBRlDE, ClTHFA'S. Xkxt Door to Postukfu'B RANDALL KANSAS. pleased to see ali bis old "bus tomers, and many new ones.

Be sute to call and get prices before going elsewhere. Randall Markets. Corrected every Thursday. Wheat bu 40 45 Corn 40 Oats 23 Rye 40 Potatoes, $0.80 Hogs cwt. 3.65 $2.50 $3.00 Butter It.

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