Randall Tribune from Randall, Kansas • 1

in VOLUME, 1, Saturday Nov. 19. 1887 NUMBER, 9 OffioleU Directory. State Officers. Governor, Jobn A.

Martin Lieut-Governor, A. 1. Kiddle Secretary of State, E. B. Allen Treasurer, J.

W. Hamilton Attorner General. 8. B. Bradford Choice butter kept on ice at Hout, Reyuolds co's.

Miss Clara Ishmeal returned Monday night from Illiuois where she has been visiting for several months. Just opened up. A new stock of gloves and mittens at Hout, Reynolds co's gen eral merchandise store. A supposed mad dog was killed in Main street Tuesday byJR.M. Brigham.

ROACH Bros. DEALERS IN All Kinds of Grain Randall Kan. It will be to your interest to call on me and get the highes Market price, r.ni good honest Weight. Ur, B. T.

Trueblood Q. Truclloial Trueblood Bros, Dealers In Fure Drugs, Medicines, Chemicals, Paints, Oils, Varnisheu, Glass, Fancy, and Toilet Article Confectionery, Jewelry, School Books, Tobacco and fine Cigars. LOCAL NEWS. Holiday goods at prices to suit the times at Trueblood Bros. An excellent stock of albums just received at Trueblood Bros.

Truehlood Bros have just opened a fine stock of jewelry, come and examine it and got prices. I am prepared to fill orders again for soft coal. W. H.Joslin. The Mo- Pac.

will sell return tickets one fare for round trip to Kansas City Oct. 29th. 80th. liiuited for return Nov. 4th.

Account National cattle growers association. See J. C. Onborn forliaronss, blankets, harness oil and everything in his lino of business. The acc: mmodation goes east at 9 a m.

and will carry mail' baggage and express. Everything at hottem prices at Hout, QSBORN, Prescriptions carefully compounded. Come and see us, ou west side Main Street. Randall Kansas JOHN MA-HAN, Buyer and Shipper of fat Stock. Randall Kansas.

It will be to.your interest to get my prices on all kinds of fat. stock, before selling elsewhere, as I will pay you the highest price the market will justify, and insure correct weights. Supt. Public Instruction, J. H.

Lawhead. County Officeum. District Judge, Clark A. Smith State Senator. Geo.

H. Case Representative, B. F. Wallace. Clerk Dist.

Court, E. A. Kosk, County Clerk. J. J.

ml ton Register of Deeds, W. N. Hoskinson. Treasurer, T. L.

Munson. Sheriff, J. H. Woollen Sunt. Pub.

Instruction. E. I). Smith Probate Judge, IraC Kyle. County burveyor, fc.

1. Bvram County Attorney. J. H. Mechem vJoronor A.

G. Young, J. Goodwin, County Commissioners, J. YV. Scott, I W.

11. Cook Justices of I The Peace, Constables, Mayor Councilmen J. Roach, S. Gitlieus E. I).

Kendall, W.M. Hendrix, li. J. Mlsttiuger, J. L.

Preston. J. Hout, J. Osborn, Geo. Woolsey.

B. T. Trubloo Police Judge rreasuror Jterlc Martha! hit. Kendal li. M.

Brigham, O. L. Reed, Wm. M. Hendrix School Dist.

no 53. Director M. Brigham, Treasurer B. T. Trublood, Clerk W.

Reed Pnncipal H. alley TIMS) MISSOURI PACIFIC RAILWAY. TiM f.inf Mtt- 6-U M. FREIGHT. A.

M. Tnini ioIdi went. M. rREIHT.12:35 P. M.

Tickets furnished ou short notice to all points' Via any route desired, at lowest rale of fare. U. G. MERRILL Ageat. Christian Church at Randall Kan Regular preaching Oct 2 at 11 a.

ru. and p. m. every two weeks hereafter Sun' day School at 4 p. m.

Prayer meeting every Thursday evening. Every body in vl ted to attend. "A BRIGHAM COMPANY. DEALERS IN, Lumber, Lath, Doors Sash Lime, Hair, Cement, Hard, and Soft Coal. RANDALL KANSAS.

COAL! J. C. Manufacturer J. 0. OSBOBN, Manufacturer Dealer XilOHT ft HHAVY Saddles, couan, Bplrbur in To ordtr A aO kmdi of 0ABBU0I TBIBHIHOI.

Ktia St. W. W. CALDWLLL, PRES. R.

M. BRIGHAM, VICE PRES. gaplbal. Does a general Farm Loans Ladles and Geiita underweur at Scouten's. Gioceries at hard time prices at Scouten's.

Ovoralls and overshirts cheap at Scouten's. Hout, Reyuolds co. keep the best cigars iu the town. Gerige Woolsey is improving. Charley Berkhart has resigned his position at 1.

Fcfceis. Cigars nnd tobacco at chinch bng prices at Scouten's. Chris. Krogh is almost well. M.

F. Knappeuberger of Jewell City Kansas is making farm loans, at the very lowest rates. Call and see him. Cunningham Bros Proprietors of RANDALL Meat Market dealers in Fresh and Salt MEATS, HOME MADE 33plcgT3a.a, AND LARD. niehest market price paid for butcher' stock and hides.

We will sell beef by the quarter at ic. and 5c. per lb. A WBS'SJLiJBIM WM 5ofu and Fraiiliing There will bo a Grand Ball at Bramwell's opera hall Thanksgiving night. The managers are sparing no pains to make this the most successful ball ever hold In Randall.

Those at tending will have a pleasant time. Allen News. Elction is over and Republicans feel good. Tom Hutchinson is the proud father of a boy; all partiesdoing well. Joff Dakin is working for T.

B. Hart, W. F. Merris has been plastering and making othor improvements around his house. The Baptists expect to begin a pro tractea mcetiug at Vicksburg next week.

John Byrd attending court at Man kato this week. M. Betzncr and wife have moved to Randall. Floyd Small is living on their farm. Turkeys suffer noxt Thursday.

C. Harford and wife Jwere visiting at Asberville last Saturday and Sunday, S. D. Grimm is moving to Concordia this week. Rev Garner who is holding meeting at Randall answers all questions which are asked of him.

"Fools according to their folly" as some persons found by experience on last Monday evening. Divertimento, HEATHEN RIDGE The rain last week was good, but our cry is still for Water. J. F. Trussell and wife, Mrs.

and Mar tha Shoemaker, have returned from visit to Decatur county. Joe Clark is a lucky man. He has 800 bushels of old corn iu the granary. Our base ballists have retired from the fleed for tho winter only. They will be heard from in the spring.

Mack McKee and family are visiting ta Phillips county. Chas. Trussell has rented P. S. Sni cur's farm.

Net.iOuHansou Lay returned from the railroad. S. Alsdurf and family are visi ting in Illinois. Mr. Manor is building a granary and stable.

George Clark has gone to Missouri Mr. Gray and son are in Nebraska husking corn. They will bring grain back with them. P. S.

Spicer's sale was well patronized. Slock brought fair prices.feed sold high J. L. Trussell will trade his farm for western land. Eavesdropper Dots And Dashes.

Who can ask for moro beautiful weather than we are having nowf Miss Millie Camp has returned from Jamestown. A glorious revival is being carried on in Jamestown. A union meeting, Bap tist, Methodist, Presbyterian aud Chris tiau. This shows a unity of spirit that every church is much in need of. Mr.

aud Mrs. Cam pare in Jamestown attending the revival. Mr. and Mrs. Sherman Soper uce Miss Lillie Feeney visited Mrs.

U. M. Brigham recently. Mr. Wes.

Roach drew $50 in the Lou isiaua Lottery, recently. Rev. Ryan is holding a revival at Prairie Flower school house. Mrs Messinger and Mrs Reynolds visited at Mr Gordanier's, Monday. Chas Scouten, Frank Osborn and Ernest Smith started for Missouri, Tuesday.

Mr James Aldersou has a good situation in Kansas City. Married, Nov. 9th, 1887, by Rev Flowers, at the home of the bride, Mr Bailey and Miss May Snyder. Mr Bailey is a brother of Prof Bailey aud one of Jewell county's successful teach-erV, Tiie bride is the ghly daughter of Mr. aud Mrs.

Snyder. Mr aud Mrs Jay Copiuger, of Winchuntnr, relatives ol the bride, were present. An iufair dinner was gireu by th groom's muilier lhe next day. May ple.iMires ever bud aud ulooiu f. lliem is our wish Mr.

Isaac Alderson returned home from the west Saturday night. Mr. and Mrs. Isaac Alderson's little daughter was butied Sunday afternoon the Wallace cemetery, Rev- Hout of -ficiatiug at the funeral. The bereaved ones have the sympathy of an extended circle of friends.

Mrs. Underwood, a former resident bis to wn, is very sick at her home iu Beloit. Mr. and Mrs. Betzuer are now resi dents of Randall.

Mr. Betzuer is hav ing an addition built to his house. Rv.J. W- Uyau, of Scottsville, will preach iu the opera hall Sunday evening. i Jtvcryooay come.

Kev. Kyau au ex Hent speaker. JostPHi.Ni and dealer in Farmers will at all times find it to their interest before buying anything in the harness line to call and 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. BRAMWEELL, CASH'R. ANGLE, ASSISTANT CASH'R $50,000 Banking Business A Specialty.

C. L- CAMP, Wagon maker RANDALL KAN. All kinds of repair ing done promptly and well. Shop just back of Owens' Blacksmith shop. BLACKSMITH SHOP A.

B.OWENS, PROP. Repairing, Plow and Lister, Work a ppecialty. All kinds of machinery and farm implements repaired with neatness and dis patch at chinch bug prices. A large and well selected stock of iron and steel kept constantly on hand. IN Buggies' Plows, Harrows Mowers, Rakes, nd Every Thing to be had in thj Agricultural Implement Line.

We make a specialty Windmills, Feed mills, Iron and Wood Pumps, and Pump 'mures If you have a friend, east, who is interested in Kansas, sjud him the Trill line months or a year. rv aaaairgy I School districtswanting coal, wi1! Y.o1 i call on me before buying. Reynolds, Go's. We have a good second hand cook stove for sale cheap, call and examine it. Kemp Bros.

J. C. Osborn will sell you hoiae blankets at bottom prices. New goods arriving almost every day at Hout, Reynolds, Go's Furniture cheap for cash at Boyn- ton.s The place to get boots and shoe at bottom prices, is at Hout, Reynolds, Co's. Buckwheat flour and maple sirup at Scouten's Come one and all.

to the grand Ball, On Thanksgiving night at the Opera Hall. McAllister Leavenworth bard coal as low as the lowest at Smith Carigs. Subscribe for the Tuiuune and got all the homo news. Mrs. Dr.

Bone, of Grand Biver, Iowa fs visiting her friend. Mrs- Jas. Carroll, at tills place. T. J.

Boyntons is prepared to, and will sell you furniture lower than any other dealer in Jewell County. Ladies and Gents underwear at Hout, Reynolds, Co's. A new lot of toboggans at Hout, Reynolds, Co's. Mr. and Mrs.

Rogers, of Concordia, are visiting their son, I. N. Rogers; All parties knowing themselves indebted to me by old standing account, please call and suttlo or your account will be placed in the hands of a collect or Ycurs, Gtorge Woolsey, Tax lists at the Bank, for Bufialo, Allen, Pralrio and Vicksburg Townships. Pay your tax. Yon can obtain the City and farm Record and the Randall Tribune for $1.76.

Now is the time to get a good agricultural paper very cheap. After the tirst of next mocth all ac count." due and not settled, by cash or note, will be left at the bank for collection. As I must have a settlement and to save cost come in aud settle You can secure the Tribune (New York) from now until Jan. 1st. 1889, for one dollar.

Now comes the report that Maukato will soon drill 8000 feot in search of Natural gas. Mankato already has a great deal of gas but it is loo much like wind to burn. Go toG W. Scouten's for bedrock prices. 'Billy Muggins" a good correspon dent but we are sure he is a very poor judge of beauty.

A full line of wall paper at T. J. Boynton's. All kinds oi feed at Smith Craig's. The papers of the state with a very few exceptions say lhe straight Re publican ticket is elected" in their respective counties.

It ts becoming monotonous even to republicans. When wanting any kind of job work done remember that you can get it done at this office at the lowest prices. The protracted meeting at the Chris tian church is arousing considerable interest. O' yes T. II.

Boynton's is the placu to get cheap furniture of all kinds. $2.00 will buy a barrel of Mo.l.Mieii. salt, at Elliott Plum's. Court is in session this week- Sev eral of onr citizens have been iu attendance. 1 keep the best line of harness.

saddles, blankets, c. in the -county and will not.be undersold by any bod- y. Osborn. Dr. L.

G. Freiday is. staying at Ran dal! awaiting bis trial which comes off next Tuesday. Subscribe for tho Tribune now. Nev er put oft until to morrow what you can do just as well today.

Goto the Tribune office to get your job wjrk done. Ed. Kcadall is again able to take e.iarge of bis dray. We arc glad to see him aronnd again COAL! 1 fl I I it if i i I ivri A 1 It k1 if i Notice To Agents! I i New thing! Coal Oil utilised for fuel, aves its cost every month. Sells at Agents wanted! Write for terms at once, and be first in iho field.

Climax Fuel Ckktkidqe Co 8t. Joseph, Mo Notice. No more debts will be paid by me on my wife's account. She is a rich woman herself. J.

M. Reitcr. English Spavin Liniment remove all Hard, Soft, or Calloused Lumps and Blemishes from horses, Blood Spavin, Surbs, Splints, Sweeney, Stifles, prains Pink Eye, Coughs, etc Save (50 by use of one bottle. Every bottle warranted by Tkueblood Bbo's Druggist Randall- yes the place to get the very best buckwheat flour is at Hout, Reynolds ft Co's. BUCKLIN'S ARNICA SALVE.

The Best SAlvk in the world for Cuts Bruises, Sores.Ulccrs, Salt Rheum Fever Soars, Tetter, Chapped Hands Chilblains Coras, and all Skin Eruptions, and positively cures Piles, or no pi.y required. It is guaranteed to give perfect satisfaction, or money refunded. Price 25 cents per box. For sale by Tri-eblood Bko's'. 3 Right this way kvet sody.

Yon are invited to atep in aid ex amine our Mammoth Stock of Heal-' ing Stoves. Don't wait until a Northern blizzard has swooped down and frozen i half the family; but come in and buy a Heater for thirty percent less than you I ever bought one before. Stove pipe and other trimmings almost given away. Tinware and other House furnishing goods at your own price, if you have a couscience at all. And don't forget to I fix np your window.

We have a full line of Glass just received. Also an Im- mense Stock of Mixed paints, Barn, paints dry and mixed; White lead, Boil edoil, Hard oil; Paint. White wash, and Calsomine brushes; in fact We have everything that is necessrry to make your homes Beautiful' Comforta- ble, and Happy. Kemp Bros. The Latest Thing: Ont Call at Kemp Bros, and examine the Patent Weather Strips for windows and doors watranted to keep out wind, snow aud dust.

IS CONSUMPTION INCURABLE? ReadthefollowingjMr.C.H. Morrir, Newark, says: "Was down with 1 Abscess of langs, and friends and phy sicians pronounced me an Incurable Began taking Dr. King's New Discovery for Consumption, am -y' now on my third bottle, and aDle to oversee the work on my farm- It is the finest medicine ever made." Jesse Middlewart, Decatur, Ohio, I says; "Had it not been for Dr. King's 'j New Discovery for Consumption I would hare died of Luug Troubles. Was given up by doctors.

Am now in best Try it. Sample bottles at Trueblood Bko's drug store. Do not forget lhe place to buy your gioceries and Provisions, if you depend on getting them fresh. Our aim is to sell as cheap as the cheapest for cash' All kinds of produce taken ii exchange. Yours with respect, iNtW' oirroFOROiR.

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