The Plainville Times from Plainville, Kansas • 5

WW Our Prices Will Spoil Them I For the next 5 weeks we will "Let 'er go Gallager." You will wonder how we do it, but don't worry. Our Fine Dress Goods are still crowding our Shelves. The month of December must Wipe them out. Flannels and Surges as wide as you can reach with arms, solid all-wool and as Warm as Snuff; Great Big, red-hot twill flannels in many colors; Canton flannels with Nap that resembles wool on a Sheep's Back. In Dry Goods we are Leaders, and have 6 to Others One.

We have not forgotten that Christmas is Coming, and have just Received 25 Dozen Ladies' and Gents' Silk Handkerchiefs and Mufflers. Have yon noticed in our Windows those Fur Muffs and Boas, big and Little. It's astonishing how quick the Public will find out a Good Thing. We've been crowded for 2 months with People catching our Bargains, and Everybody goes out Smiling and says, "Good day, I'll come again." We are Clothing the People of Rooks County! Our Suits and Overcoats are Sailing around the County. They are Fitters; made out of Clean cut cloth; good length and fit like a Charm.

Get our Prices; they will put you to thinking. Indian Summer baa gone, Chilly Winds have come; get ready for Winter. Our first early stock of qIWUIJET'E are nearly Gone. Thii week we'll have about 50 more, Bright and New, right from the Factory. OUR STORE IS A LITTLE TOWN OF ITSELF.

We have no Chestnuts or Hang backs. Every article is a "Bang Up" Bargain. We haven't time here with a pencil to Intumerate every Article. It's too much like talking about Tom, Dick and Harry. We invite you all to come to Stockton, look for the Store that's got our Sign; walk in, make yourself at home.

We've got the Goods and if it's prices your after you will get them. Respectfully, nn nn IMJ UUn STOCKTON, KAS. Bargains in fine millinery and dress goods at Mrs. King's. If you want a nice Xstmas present do not forget Tho Plainville Mercantile Co.

Large assortment of dolls, toys and novelties for the little folks at Mrs. L. A. Sheriffs Sale. STATE OF KANSAS, I Hooks County, M.

Bolles a co-partnership, versus Enoch J. Ashworth, Lulu E. Ashworth. I. N.

Pepper, Emma It. Popper, Nancy P. Swazey, W. S. Wright, B.

Jennie Wright, Henry Herman, and Mrs. Henry Herman, wife of Henry Herman. By virtue of an order of sale to mc diroctcd and delivered, Issued out of the 34th Judicial district court of the state of Kansas, sitting In and for Kooks county, in said state, I will, on Monday, the ut.li day of January, A. 1SA3, at the hour of 2 o'clock p. m.

of said day, atthefrontdoorofthecourtiiou.se in Stockton, in the county and state aforesaid, offer at public sale and sell the highest bidder for cash iu hand, all the right, title aud interest of the above-named defendants in and to tho following-deserloed real property, to-wit: The southwest quarter of section thirty (3d), in township six () soutli of range nineteen (19 westof 6th P. M. in Kooks county, Kansas. Said property levied on aud to be sold without appraisement as the property of the abovo-named defendants. John Shaw, Sheriff, liy N.

Smith, Under Sheriff. Sheriff's Office, Stockton, Hooks county, Kansas, December 7, 1NB3. M. Kevillk, Attorney for Plaintiffs. cellars.

Miss May Hall, Philadelphia; set silver Kuivesaim lorus, Jones; enamnerser, Anna Taylor: secretary, H. F. Tiurke. J. I.

Catudal, Mr. and Mrs. I). E. Mickey, Wm.

Wln- ncmore; kitchen range, James 6. Miaw, Mr. and Mrs. 6. M.

Brown, Mr. and Mrs. N. V. Shaw, Mr.

and Mrs. C. G. Cochran, Mr. and Mrs.

W. K. VanHoru and Mr. and Mrs. C.

F. Humes: plush rocker, Mr. und Mrs. D. Kerns and Mr.

aud Mrs. I. O. Mldduugh; plush rocker, Mr. aud Mrs.

K. V. Burke, Mr. and Mrs. C.

A. Burlin and Mr. and Mrs. W. M.

Castle; bed room suit, Mr. and Mrs. B. P. Taylor; stand, Pearson Taylor; clock, Mr.

and Mrs. K. J. McClay, Mr. and Mrs.

C. W. Brown; glass fruit dish, set linen napkins, pair linen towels, Mr. and Mrs. Main; metal wlnsk-broom holder, Guy Ordway; plush whisk-broom holder, A.

0. Jones; paper holder, Mr. and Mrs. Velney Gray pair slippers, Mrs. W.

H. Knapp, Ottawa, Illinois; splasher, Mr. and Mrs. I). E.

Mickey; pair silver napkin rings, Mr. and Mrs. C. A. Ordway pair blankets, fruit dish, salt and pepper set and three engravings, Mrs.

Sarah March, Philadelphia. Sheriff's Sale. STATU OF KANSAS, I Rooks I Isaiah Baker versus WllliamN. Zlesler, Mrs. Zicglcr, his wile; U'bold, Fisher it I a partnership, composed of Conrad II.

heboid, James M. Fisher. J. E. Ilerbet, K.

A. Herhot; and John Johntz, as assignee of Lebold, Fisher Co. virtue of an order of sale to mc directed and'd livcred, issued out of the 31th Judicial district court of tiie state of Kansas, sitting In and for Hooks county, in said state, 1 will, on Monday, the day of January, A. lHMJ, at o'clock p. m.

of said day, at the court house door in Stockton, in the county and state aforesaid, oiler at. public sale and sell to the highest bidder, for cash iu hand, all the right, title and interest of the above-named defendants in and to the following described real property, to-wit The northeast of section twenty-two (2Si, in township fen tl" and in range nineteen (P.t) west of tin! (Kb P. M. in Hooks county, Kansas. Said property levied on and to bo sold as the property ofjt he above-named defendants without appraisement.

John Sii aw, Sneriff. Sheriff's Office, Stockton, Hooks county, Kansas. December (i, 1MB. El.MS, STURTAVANT liAltltETT AND J. It.

Bhohst, Attorneys for Plaintiff. Sheriff's Sale. STATU OF KANSAS. I Kooks COUNTY, (s M. Bolles a co-partnership, versus Ira Jones, Jennie Jenes, Sarah A.

Fairbanks. William H. Brvunl, Lucindu Bryant, William Harmly and Mrs. William Barmly, wife of said William Barmly. By virtue ot an order of sale to me directed and delivered, issued out of tho 3tth Judicial district court of the state of Kansas, sitting In and for Books county.

In said state, I will, on Monday, the t'th day of January, A. D. 18'JB, at the hwur of 2 o'clock p. of said day, at the front door of tho court house In Stockton, in tho county and state aforesaid, offer at public sale and sell to the highest bidder, for cash in hand, all (he right, title and interest of the above-named defendants in and to lie followinii-dcseri bed real pro pert The southeast quarter of sect iou five (o), in township eight. (X) south, of range twenty (20) west of Hth P.

M. in Kooks county, Kansas. Said nrmiert.v levied on and to be sold with out appraisement as the property of the above-named defendants. junN shaw, cnerni. By J.

N. Smith, Under Sheriff. Sheriff's Ofliee, Stockton, Hooks county, Kansas, December 7, 1. M. C.

Hkvu.i.k, Attorney for Plaintiffs. Vp don't trlve vou a cheap silver-ware present but $10 and $25 in cash. rLAINVlLLC V-'U. A fine line of new winter millinery and holiday goods has been received 1y Mrs. L.

A. King. Lyons, at Stockton, is making a lead on boots and shoes. Eggs wanted by Mrs. King.

Married. Taylor-Ordway At the home of the bride, in this city, on Thursday evening, December 1, 1892, Mr. T. S. Taylor and Miss Cora Ordway were united in marriage by J.

D. Andrews, pastor of the Christian church. The home of Mr. and Mrs. I.

F. Ordway, which was filled to overflowing with guests, bore a palatial appearance, so complete were the arrangements for this occasion. Promptly at the designated hour. 8 o'clock, the bride and groom slow ly wended their way to the accompani ment of a wedding marcn, executed oy Mr. R.

L. Ordway, to the archway dividing the parlor and sitting room, where they were met by Mr. Andrews, who in an impressive ceremony duly solemnized the nuptial vows. The congratulations which followed were none tue less sincere because of their being many, and if kind and earnest wishes are to prove a guiding dtar for future paths, Mr. and Mrs.

Taylor will certainly ue ravnren with happiness in the extreme. Following the congratulations, an elegant supper was served. The bride, who is tne eldest naiignier of Mr. and Mrs. I.

F. Ordway, in Plainville since girlhood, and during her residence here has woven a universal wreath of friends by her high character and true womanly qualities. The groom is a rising young business man of affable and congeniel ways and is fully deserving of the estimable companion he has chosen. The following presents were received by Mr. and Mrs.

Taylor: Table unci set of chairs, Mr. and Mrs. I. F. Ordway; set.

of dishes, Mr. and Mrs. It. L. Ord way una U.

urdway sei suver uiuiu spuuus, MIhs Maliel Ordway; plush foot stool, Mr. and Mrs. M. Rrnwltiir! Individual nlatc. cun and saucer, Mr.

Cttrl Wllo, Qulncy, sot glass- ware, Mr. ana Mrs. l)r. uray piaies, saiirccuur and pepper-box, Miss Myrtle Allard; set ol glassware, Mr. and Mrs.

C. W. Draper; pair ot linen towels, a. U. Blason; nait aozen napkins, Mrs.

Allard; half-dozen linen napkins, Mr, and Mrs. W. A. McClay; silver perfume jar, Mr. aud Mrs.

D. W. Cowden and Mr. and Mrs. J.

is. Hnhl set. irnns. Mr. und Mrs.

J. F. Sunlee: set silver knives and forks. S. W.

Wood; set silver desert spoons, Mr. aud Mrs. R. F. Burke; silver butter knife.

Miss Myrtio Shores; silver nut set, Miss Ethel Bhaw; pair linen towels, Mr. aud Mrs. J. A. Chase, Farmingtou, N.

eheville table scarf, Mr. and Mrs. I). E. Miller, Denver, linen table cloth aim noy.cn linen napkins, Mr.

and Mrs. A. V. Hull; bod spread, H. B.

North and J. C. Lungdon; bod spread, Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Hutlur; fancy glass water set, Mr.

and Mrs. C. M. Johnson and Miss Hullie Johusou; glass card receiver, Otto Johnson; dozen lineu napkins, Mr. Chas.

Kinney aud Miss Ida Kinney; tnwci noiaer, j. K. Stewart; silk throw. Miss Jenuleand Elmer Niner. Eaton, silk bible cover, Mr.

and Mrs. F. L. Niner, Eatou, glass fruit dish, liertle Marston; glass rruit aisn, miss nunc Marston: caka stand. Mrs.

Ilounett; dozen glass tumblers. Miss Viola Ordway; doztn desert dishes. Miss Beardsley; bread plate, Mr. and Mrs. I.

W. Gray, Eaton, silver cake stand, Mr. and Mrs. I. M.

Yost, Hays City Kansas; pair silver napkin rings, Mr. aud Mrs. K. II. Orav and Miss liolle Gray; silver pickle dish, Mr.

and Mrs. Otto Schwallow, Hays City, Kansas; silver cream spoon, Mrs. AbbieD. Keed and Wm. Miller Keort; silver berry spoon, Mr.

Howard March, Philadelphia; set silver forks and teaspoons, Mr. Wilson March, Philadelphia, silver ice pitcher, salt and pepper set. Misses Katie andhlla March, Philadelphia: Marseilles counterpane, Mr. and Mrs. Kdwin H.

Hinder. Philadelphia; half dozen sauce dishes, Mr. Edwin H. Binder, Philadelphia; silver berry spoon, Mrs. Enoch Taylor.

Philadelphia; hand embroidered toilet linen mat, Miss Lydia C. Willitts, Philadelphia; flno parlor lamp, Mr. and Mrs. Isaac P. Taylor, Philadelphia; pair silver salt PLiiiviLu tins.

I. O. MIDDAUGH. Publisher and Proprie or. Thursday, December 8, 1892.

"Our stock of underclothing is too big, it must go," says Lyons, at Stockton. M. Bougliner Son has something to eay iu our ad. columns again this weeK. The Plainville photograph gallery is being moved onto Jefferson street, north of the Times.

The people at West Plainville and Zurich are talking of having a Christmas tree this year. A number of the young friends of John Rigdongave him a pleasant "surprise" Monday evening at his home. W. M. Castle arrived last Thursday from Brown county, to join his wife iu visiting Mr.

and Mrs. C. A. Burlin. Our Xmas goods are different from any vou will ffnd in the city.

Don't fail to see them. Plainville Mercantile Co. Mr. and Mrs. Ed.

Fike moved Monday to their home, northwest of Stockton. They have the best wishes of numerous Plainville friends. Geo. Burkholder, Frank Slason, Charley Rigdon and Ed. Mickey are expected home from the Wesleyan University at Sallna to spend the holidays.

Some one is bound to get that $10 Saturday night. The amount of goods you buy will get it, sure. Plainville Mercantile Co. Hiram Keas, of Twin Mound, is one of the farmers who will get our of debt this year. He has the necessary funds to pay his farm mortgage and have money left, all made out of this year's crops.

A series of protracted meetings were commenced Wednesday in theTomlinson school house, east of Plainville, by Rev. James P. Haworth, of Illonois, and Rev. Wm. Harris, of Osborne county, who are ministers of the Friends church.

We wish to thank the people of Plain ville and vicinity for their liberal patronage at the supper held in the West Plainville school house on last Friday evening for the purpose of raising money to buy an organ. The proceeds of the supper were the amount raised by subscription was $19, making a total of $42.75. Lillie Lackore, Teacher. A party of town people were royally entertained last Saturday evening at the home of Mr. and Mrs.

C. A. Burlin with progressive high-five. The evening's entertainment, which was given in honor of Mr. and Mrs.

Castle, was perfect, and reflected much credit upon the host and hostess. The refreshments served were elegant. The guests present were Mr. and Mrs. Shaw, Mr.

and Mrs. D. E. Mickey, Mr. and Mrs.

R. J. McClay, Mr. and Mrs. Taylor, Mr.

and Mrs. Cochran, Mr. and Mrs. Middaugu, H. F.

Burke and Misses Anna Taylor and Ethel Shaw. King's. You can buy all kinds of groceries, fresh and clean, of M. E. Rowse.

Don't forget it. Sheriff Hamilton, of Hays City, left Egypt and came over into Paradise the first of the week. A social hop will be given in the business building lately occupied by F. L.Ni-uer on Friday evening. Mrs.

S. E. Sheridan sells the latest styles of millinery goods. Ladies should see her before purchasing. We will give you our great sale and prize offer on Saturday in time to save you money.

Plainville Mercantile Co. Mr. and Mrs. R. F.

Burke left Sunday mornine for Kansas City and Topeka. They will be absent until the last of the week. No old cromo given away, but $10 in cash to the one buying the most goods any week till January 1st. Plainville Mercantile Co. S.

R. Libbey, the jeweler, has had a number of years' experience at repairing and guarantees any work in this line which he does. Tf von want cloaks, shoes, underwear. dress goods in fact anything in our store, come and see us, you will get It. Plainville Mercantile Co.

For Sale: The N. W. ouarter of Sec, 16, town 8, range 19, a fine quarter of land near Zurich. Price $1,150. This is a bargain.

Enquire at Bank of Plain ville. Don't forget the next time you go to Stockton to call on Locke Turtle and examine the fine Mantello cabinets they are now making, for which they do not charge extra. Do you trade at the West End Store in Stockton Lyons sells more nneuress (roods than anv store in the county be cause he has the goods. A fine lot of broadcloth and serges just received. New Feed and Sale Stable.

We have oDened the Allard liverv barn in Plain ville as a feed and sale stable and are DreDared to eive the Dubhc the best ac eonimndatinns in this lino. Prices will be reasonable. Your favors respectfully solicited. weistrell tmos. Mrs.

R. .1. MpClav and Mrs. C. Rrnwn cm vo a dfiliorhtfnl tea nartv this evening at me nome or ine rormer in nonor of Mrs.

R. P. and Miss Anna Taylor. The gentlemen attaches of the lady rt" guests assembled later in the evening and a royal good time was Had at high five and other amusements. As enter tainers, Mrs.

McClay and Mrs. Brown were unanimously voted a charmimg success. Sheriff's Sale. STATE OF KANSAS, I Hooks County, I M. Bolles a co-partnership, versui John F.

Solenberger, John A. Shorthill, T. M. Walker. Carrie Walker, J.

Leopard and Mrs. J. K. Leopard, wife of J. E.

Leopard. By virtue of an order of sale to me dlreoted and" delivered, issued out of the 81th Judicial district court of the state of Kansas, sitting in and for Hooks county, In said state, I will, on Monday, the flth day of January, A. 18'J3, at the hour of 2 o'clock p. m. of said day, at the front door of the court house iu Stockton, in the county and state aforesaid, offer at public sale and sell to tho highest bidder, for casli In hand, all tho right, titlo and interest of the ibove-namcd defendants in and to tho following-described real property, to-wit: The south half of the southwest quarter of section fourteen (Hi in township seven (7) sout of range sixteen (lti) west ot the 6th P.

M. in Kooks county, Kansas. Said property levied on and to be sold without appraisement as the property of tho above-named defendants. By J. N.

Smith, Under Sheriff. Sheriff's Office, Stockton. Hooks couuty, Kansas, December 7, lti. M. C.

Hkvili.r. Attorney for Plaintiffs. J. D. KELLEY, Physician Surgeon, Natoma, Kansas.

Office at Grecian's Drug Store. Calls promptly attended to. D. B. RIGDON, Physician Surgeon.

All calls answered promptly day or night. Consultation free. Prescriptions. Fifty cents Office first door west of Postofflco. PLAINVILLE, KANSAS The Arcade Restaurant, A.

C. SMITH, Prop. First Door east of Cochran's Store. Wo are prepared to furnish the public with good, warm meals, at all times. Give us a call.

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