The Dispatch from Reamsville, Kansas • 3

'Dispatch. i. i is it r. i i a --AT REAM3VILLK, KANSAS. IK ii L.

We expect to be absent a part of next week on business at Kirwin, perhaps we cannot The Dispatch next week, and we ask our readers pardon for the We are also engaged in greeting us an office and residence here, which goes to show we intend to stay with you, and that The i spatch is a permanent institution if it is 11 TERMS BUBSlCKimON: One Year Six Mentha. 50 Tkree months 25 IF PAID IN ADVANCE. ADVERTISING RATES: One column, $5000 3000 1-4 1500 .1 Inch carfi, 5 00 Final Proof Notice 2 50 Contest Notice ,250 Local Notices, 5 cents per line for each insertion. Entered at the Post-Office at Reams- SCHOOL BOND ELECTION Last Saturday the citiaens of this, the 132nd School District, an election in- the house A. Jennings near town, for the purpose of raising bonds for the erection of a school house.

The Judges of election were. W. H. Faris, B.F.Jameson and John Kingdon. Clerks E.

W. Morgan and B. O. Shollenbarger. The proposition to raise $500 on School Bonds wa carried and was sustained by every voter that voted but one, 3o libr and one against bonds.

Thus Kenmville will have a good school building of its own, and a school house will be built that will amount to something iu usefulr ness as well a looks. This community is indebted to Mr. Alvin Jennings for the ink-rest taken in the matter, as on election day he put his shoulder to the wheel and roused up the voters and brought them out. SUNDAY SCHOOL PIC-NIC. Sunday School Pic-Nic of the M.

E. Ohurch of Reamsvilie, to be held Wednesday, Sept, 24th, 1884, in the grove near the Brown School Ho'use, on the place formerly owned by Mr. AW S. Brown. "programme: Singing by the school.

Prayer by Pastor. r3; -'Singing by School. 4. A speech by thePasl'or 5. Singing.

6. A talk to the children by Mrs. W. J. Meredith.

v- 7. The afternoon will be taken up by amusing the children in the beVt manner possible. A general invitation is extended to all who desire to have a good time with the children. Come one, come all, as a good time is expected. C.

A. Mann," J. H. Brown 'v 1 Committee. smau in size.

The report comes all the way from Smith Center that Jack Stewart, for a long while connected with the Pioneer newspaper, is about to start an Anti-Monopoly paper at the County seat. We hope it is true, as there is no more better boy in this county than Jack, and we hone his friends will stick to him ville, Kansas, as second-class matter BENTON SHOLLENBARGER Publisher and Proprietor. FOR PRESIDENT JAMES BLAINE, of Maine. FOR VICE-PRESIDENT JOHN A. LOGAN, of Illinois.

for congress: LEWIS HANBACK. FOR SENATOR '28th DISTRICT. M. PICKLE u. FORREPRKSKNTATiyv 1 IOTK mT.

GEORGE W. WHITE. and help him along, as he is one of the Pioneer printers of this state, and deserves all the success that printers are heirs to. A new stock of Dry Goods at Morgan CoV this week. Maine and Vermont have held their State elections, and each have gone Republican by large majorities, while Alabama has also had an election, and gone Democratic.

This goes to show that the Dutch can take Holland and keep it for awhile longer. AH the Democrats have to do in Maine and Vermont is to' put up their pins and let the Republicans kick them down again, and only with a reverse result in Alabama. This is getting monotonous It is a good deal like the man who whipped his wife every day, when expostulated with by a friend, said, "It was nobody's business as long as his wife would make no fuss." There is too much of the. sameness about our elections. Give us something new and fresh.

MARRIED. Bemnett Bahnes -By p. W. J. P.

at the horhef-'-Mr. Reams, in Reamsvilie. Mr. John Bcnnwtt and Miss Jesse A. -Barnes, all of Smith county, Kan.

The young couple have our best that tlrmay have a smooth path to travel through life. 1 1 J. Falkenstine, of Smith "Center, will be in Rcamsyille every to give lessons to, the Reamsvilie Band, and those desiring to take lessons on an Organ, Guitar, or Violiii, can now have an oppor of Smith tor substantia! organs, with Four set of reads, for $80 cash 'Mason Hamlin and Carpenter at the head. Instrument sold in small quarterly payments without interest. Two-and-one-half years to pay for them, and will cost you but little more than cash price.

Call and see them. tunity, and should call upon Mr E. We want a railroad. We will take corn on subscription. Politics be cussed give us a railroad.

Oren Clark; went to acfceonburgh Tuesday morning last. Lots of strangers are coming iii every day, and are buying and stock. It is almost getting unsafe to name a price 011 their farms. We received pleasant call, from Mr. A.

A'. Bailey, of German township, last week. He subscribed for The Dispatch, and oaid for. it in advance for which he has our thanks. Demps Rarick" is building a butcher shop on the west side of E.

W. Morgan's store on Main street. Demps is bound to supply the Capitol City in fresh meat. Mrs. Alfred Clark, of Smith Center, accompanied by her daughter-in-law, Mrs.

Henry Clark, came up Monday to Reamsville, but returned Tuesday morning to the Center. The political pot is beginning to sizzle all over the State of Kansas. Candidates are out explaining to the "dear people" their positions upon the various issues of the day, and are also smoothing over any little mishap or misconduct of their own that may have happened in days We buy our lumber in Cargo lots in Chicago, and defy competition. WHITE LAKE LUMBER COMPANY, Riverton, Neb. TYNER DOINGS.

J.B. Furbush is still haying. Geo. Haun still works at his trade. Boggs Bros, are doing a good business.

W. Morgan, and give in their names as Mr. Falkenstine desires to form a class here, so as to enable him to stay a. day longer. The Professor understands his business and is a thorough rnusician, and a pleasant man to deal with.

Terms $10 for a course of 20 lessons. Having assumed control of the Pyle House, lam prepared to accommodate the traveling public in style Good clean beds; and the table furnished with the best the market aftords. Terms reasonable. G. C.

JAMESON, Proo. Go to the Chicago Lumber Co. Gaylord, Kansas, for lumber, Last Tuesday afternoon Demps Barick walked into our sanctum sane-torium and laid down on our editorial table a nice large chunk of fresh pork, for. which please accept our thanks. GO TO Jacksonburgh, TO BUY YOUR Dry Goods, Groceries, BOOTS SHOES, YOU WILL ALWAYS FIND A GOOD ASSORTMENT ON HAND.

EGGS TAKEN IN EXCHANGE FOR GOODS. I will sell CHEAP for CASH. GIVE ME A CALL. R. F.BOYD.

Ben. Stockton thrashed Mon. day last. J. W.

Dyer is building hini an addition to his present dwelling. Laphe Jones has built him a new house, it makes Boggsville loom up Caleb Lloyd, County Commissioner, went to Caylord one day last week and got lumber to build him a new house; There wai a select dance at A. Hatch's residence last Monday; A fine time was had hope they will have aaother before long J. N. T.J I.