The Lyons Republican from Lyons, Kansas • 5

Republican. -Read Cook Tedrick's new adv. nice little snow fell Saturday 1588. night. -Go to Thomson's for unheard of bargains.

-Frisco coal sold by Nodurft. Give 81.60 2.00 bim a trial order. 1.00 .50 -Miss Lincoln of Nickerson, is visiting friends in Lyons. -F. C.

Slattery is home again from Ottawa -to stay we hope. -James Pyle and son Charles were home to spend the holidays. -Go to Thomson's-Sure. W. Wood is opening a coa? yard at Chas.

Cooper's old stand. --J. W. Blaylock, of Bushton, has been in town during the past week. -Some good bargains in Farm and City property.

See Wade Heryer. -Good Ohio property to trade for Rice county farms. See Wade Heryer. -Farm Loans at 8 per cent straight -See Perry Munford, oyer Silver, Perdue Reynolds store. -Mrs.

E. M. Thomas of Topeka, Kansas, has been in Lyons looking after her real estate interests. -Geo. E.

Markham is home from I his business trip through the northeast states for a short vacation. --The young people danced the old year out and the new year in at the D. M. Bell Building, and had oceans of fun. -Henry Scott, Register of the U.S.

Land Office at Larned. has been in town this week visiting among his old friends. -Smoked glass was the most plentiful article in the city Tuesday afternoon. Everybody got a good sight of the eclipse. -The bill collectors were unusually thick with the 1st of the year.

Our collections towards that $25.000 all went the wrong way. -Goods nearly given away at Thomson's. -The Missionary Society of the Presbyterian church, began the New Year well, by holding their usual meeting last Tuesday: -Some elegant City property MePherson City to trade for Rice, MePherson, Reno or Sumner county farm lands. See Wide Heryer. will positively save money and enjoy its saving in the burning of Dragoon Valley, Osage coal, sold by Ed.

W. Wood, at Cooper's elevator, Lyons, Kansas. -Thomson sells for Spot Cash, and will sell cheaper than anybody. -D. C.

Wolfe got out his telescope Tuesday afternoon for the benefit of the curious, but found Old Sol's rays, even in his eclipsed condition, to be too much for it. -A good square Piano and good No. 1 Organ for sale or trade. See Wade Heryer. -The first full week in January is known all over the Christian world as the "Week of It will be observed in various churches in Lyons, beginning with next Sunday.

-We mean it -We Must Sell. Now is your chance -At Thomson's. -A. E. Magoffin, wife and child left for Dodge City this morning on a combined business and pleasure trip.

The "pleasure" part of it will include a visit to the family of Rev. B. F. Powelson. -We are bound to sell down this stack if prices will do it.

Thomson. -Sheriff Stoddard would certainly to the ground, injuring his right arm. but breaking no bones. He will do no more wire walking for a week or two. -Sterling Champion -The family of Frank M.

Smith went to Ellsworth county on Christmas to celebrate the 60th an giversary of the wedding day of Mrs. Smith's parents, Mr. and Mrs. Geo. T.

Enoch. While there, Ernest Smith was kicked in the face by one of their horses, injuring him quite seriously. -Money saved at Thomson's Dry Goods Store. -Court was adjourned over Tuesday by the Sheriff so that the boys could enjoy their New Years. Judge Clark was on hand Wednesday and opened Court but the time so far has been occupied in hearing motions and making some continuances by consent.

The Grand Jury was instruoted in its duties and set to grinding. The Myers and West case was continued fore further orders of the Court on account of sickness of defendant Myers. deserve the hearty thanks of all frequenters of the court room if the weather was not so springlike, for putting up some stoves that will keep the room warm. -Farmers having lost their crops Thomson proposes to keep even with them and sell without profit. --A.

Swisher and J. J. Robinson have made some kind of a trade by which Mr. Robinson has moved onto the Swisher farm, and will work it the coming season, and Mr. Swisher occupies the Robinson house in Lyons.

-Gold Coin Heaters at Gray Tandy's, South Side Square. -Montgomery, son of C. R. Howard, while trying to walk on a slack wire last Monday, lost his balance and fell Lyons THURSDAY, JANUARY 3, SUBSCRIPTION RATES: WEEKLY. One year, cash in After twe One copy, six One copy, three Local News.

Local News. -Try coal from Nodurft's yard. -Farm Loans wanted. See Wade Heryer. -Perry Munford's office is in Masonic Temple.

-Cabinet Photos $3.00 a dozen at Brua Glaze's. -Nodurft's Coal Yard near Frisco Depot for best coal cheep. -Illinois property to trade for Kansas farms. See Wade Heryer. -John Ashwell has lost a valuable dog that he is offering a reward for.

-Miss Jessie Applegate was ill and unable to take her school at the beginning of the week. -Perry and Munford write option payments in mortgage; First class jarm loans wanted. -E. A. Deupree, of Lyons, Kan, was in the city the beginning of the Democrat.

-Perry Munford want first class farm loans at 8 per cent straight. Rev. W. H. Hillis is in McPherson this week assisting Rev.

Stephen: son in some special meetings there. Wier City Coal at Nodurft's Yard at Frisco depot. Try it. -A tea party was given Monday evening by Miss Ida Hodgdon in or of Miss Patty of Emporia, and Mies Inez Jay. -All Loan papers drawn at our office, interest payable here charge for Exchange or Postage.

Perry Munford. Valley, Osage Coal, equal to Canon City to last, for sale Cooper's elevator, Santa Fe depot. W. Wood, Manager Dragoon Valley Coal Co. -Nut and lump coal at Nodurft's Coal Yard.

Give him an order. -I. 0. Woolrey having concluded his school at Geneseo goes next week to Missouri for the purpose of working 'lad some real estate trades. He has quite a successful term of school.

-Loans Pacific made on Union and Munford. Kan888 Lands -Perry -A large uumber of our society young people gathered at the hospitab'e home of Mayor H. C. Taylor last Saturday night, to spend an eyening with their friend Miss Inez Jay and greet her cousin, Miss Patty of Emporia. -Homemade Candies fresh every day, at Bavington's.

Northwest corner of square DeWees thinks it is warm enough for straw hats, whether it is the right time of year or not, and today he could be seen on our streets with his summer hat on. Ye half frozen eastern people had better come to sunny Kansas. -50 cents for $100 worth is about the way things go at Thomson's. Hettie Thompson came out from Louisville, Kentucky, to make a short holiday visit to her sister Mrs E. K.

Miller. The many friends she made during a former, more extended visit rejoice with her relatives to see her here again. -There has never been such slaughter of prices as Thomson is making. --Our community was treated to quite an unpleasant sensation day morning when it became known that the dissolution of the firm of Godfrey, Heryer Slattery bad resulted in a law suit with Godfrey plaintiff, and Heryer Slattery as as defendants. -Thomson has several car loads of goods that he is nearly giving away.

-Some Christmas presents came ahead of time and some were slightly delayed. The young son, billed as a gift to Mr and Mrs Charlie Warden, arrived on Sunday morning last, and found just a8 warm a welcome as though it were Christmas day. Congratulations. -A. S.

Thomson has the old store back and wants to see you. --An accident occurred at Peter Ellis' on Tuesday, which might easily have been much more serious than it proved to be. Mr. E. drove into town to take his sister-in-law, Mrs.

Ed. French, and her little ones out to a New Year's dinner. As they neared home the old family horse frightened at a large snow ball which had been rolled up, and became unmanageable. Mrs. French threw which out her broke babe its fall, among and some escaped weeds unburt.

She then jumped and escaped with only a slight injury. Mr. Ellis was thrown out and his spine injured. Some men passing who saw the accident carried him into the house and sent for the doctor, but before the latter arrived he had regained consciousness and proved to but hurt. Little Jim was not hurt.

Everybody was too thankful for the escape from serious injury to care that the dinner burned in the melee. A GALAXY OF BARGAINS. Now goes for another heroic effort to unload winter goods in their season. We still have an immense stock of Dress Goods, Cloaks, Flannels, Shoes, Boots, Clothing, Underwear, and Notions. If this is a question of the survival of the fittest these goods M-U-S-T be sold.

To this end we shall establish in both the Dry Goods. Clothing and Grocery departments a WEEKLY SLAUGHTER BARGAIN COUNTER. These three Counters will be piled full each Friday morning with such goods as we propose to sacrifice that; week. Such as are left at the end of the week, will be removed, and a new set of bargains placed in their stead. If you have a morbid desire to see the blood flow from these sacrificial counters, come and witness the wholesale slaughter of Cloaks, Dress Goods, Overcoats, Clothing, Boots.

Soaps, Can Goods, and much other that pertains to the inner and outer man. The prices put upon these Bargain Counters will be such as have never before been made in this region. We particularly expect to attract the attention of those who live near, and in neighboring towns, as well as those at home. Goods that are not on these counters will be sold for greater discounts even than we have been giving, and there is not one article in these three stores but that will be within the reach of any one requiring it. Letford- -The Tailor-is the most experienced and artistic of them all.

You do not have to go away from home to have your suit made. See our fits and styles and get threadbare prices. We have just received a car of that Topeka Flour that proved so saleable last summer, and we can now give you the inside on Flour. We will give you a price on tomatoes and California Canned Goods by the can that will cause the saliva to flow. The car of Apples recently received The Tycoon Teas and Chase and Sanborn Coffees are sold only by us, is the best we have seen.

and those who have used them here, year after year, will bear witness that they are without a peer in all this realm. We are receiving a lot of pure candies, bought at a bargain for Holiday festivals. Try them. Once again visit these bargain counters and get through the winter with comfort and economy. Patronize the needy.

J. A. BLAIR, 1 by and under the supervision of SILVER, PERDUE REYNOLDS. T. E.

Kiddoo and wife of Chase, Kansas, book keeper of the Bank of Chase, arrived here Monday evening to visit his father, James the Fant Kiddoo, farm. who recently purchased He will remain during the holidays. Golden City Mo. Herald. Advertised Mail.

Lyons, Kansas, Dec. 31st, 1888 List of unclaimed mail in the Lyons PORt Onice, for week ending Dee, 29th, 1888, which will be sent to the Dead Letter office if not called for within fourteen (14) days. Averett Mrs MA Adams Burnett Mrs Hattie Burnett Mrs Mary Busby Wm Krone Mr Lorrick Jos Myers Minick Jackson Morrin Mathias McMillan A Ostronder Snyder Miss Allie Stone Mrs May Smith John Parties applying for any of the above mail please say advertised. GEo. W.

CLARK, M. SHERIFF'S SALE UNDER ORDER OF SALE. STATE OF KANSAS, s8 Rice County. J. D.

Bright, Plaintiff. V8 John W. Long. Elizabeth C. Long, George M.

Hofman, Anna Hoffman, George Masterson, Hiphsebah Masterson, Permela S. Powers, D. B. Powers. Joseph Le Powers, John F.

Baker a and D. E. Chase. Defendants. I By virtue of an order of sale to me directed and delivered, issued out of the 20th Judicial District Court of the State of Kansas, sitting in and for Rice county in said state, I will, on Monday, the 7th day of January A.D.1889, between the hours of 1 o'clock p.

and 2 o'clock p. m. of said day, at the Court House door in the city of Lyons, in the county and state aforesaid, offer at public sale and sell to the highest bidder, for cash in hand, all the right, title and interest of the above named defendants, in and to the following described real estate, to-wit: The south half of south east quarter of section 4, Township 18, south of range 6, west of 6th P. M. Said property levied on and to be sold as the property of the above named defendants John Long and Elizabeth Long.

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OLD RUBBERS. OLD ROPES. Delivered at Judge J. H. Bailey's old residence, in Workman's addition.

Highest Oash Price Paid. 17w4 GUSTAV GRUHN. SHERIFF'S SALE UNDER ORDER OF SALE. Flag Presentation. The Republican Central Committee will present its flag to Galt township Monday evening, Jan.

7th. The Opera House has been secured and a general good time may be anticipated, as the Glee Club aud the Band will be in attendance. The connty officers newly elected, will be duly sworn into office. Speeches, responses to toasts etc, etc. Everybody invited, and especially the residents of Galt township.

Our people -now or formerly. Rev. Ebright has been suffering with a very sore throat. --McPherson Opinion. Rev.

McKey, of Lyons, paid a visit to the college Mr and Mrs Everest, of Lyons, spent Christmas with Mrs Everest's father, J. M. Kirkbride of this city. Opinion. Mrs I.

F. Wolfe, of Lyons, was in the city the first of the week, visiting with her sister, Mra Kincade, --Sterling Gazette. Mra W. R. Tedrick came down from Lyons last Friday, and remained til Monday morning with her parents.

Burrton Graphic. Married. COMMONS-TORRANCE, -At the residence of the brides parents in Haviland, Kansas, W. G. Commons and Miss Mattie Torrance, at 4 o'clock on Sabbath, Dec.

30th; 1888, Rev. C. E. Pearson officiating. The young couple went at once 'to housekeeping.

Congratulations, Will. Died. December 28th, 1888, Mr. Thomas Friday morning, McMahan, aged 69 years and 4 months. The cause of his death was attributed to asthma, which he has been afflicted with for the past 30 years.

The funeral services were conducted by Rev. T. C. Butts at the residence, 8 miles southwest of Lyous, last Sunday at 11 o'clock a. m.

He had been a resident of Rice county for a number of years. STATEMENT OF THE FINANCIAL CONDITION THE BANK OF LYONS, OF LYONS, KANSAS, At Close of Business, Dec. 31st, 1888. RESOURCES; Loans and $210,122.61 3,821.54 Real Estate, bank building and other 18,597,79 Furniture and 889.84 Due from Banks, good on sight draft 48,099.95 on 7,958,05 Stocks and Bonds, 440.00 $289,917.78 LIABILITIES. Capital, 15,000.00 Certificate 110,616.00 Due Depositors, 66,285.66 Bills Re- Discounted, 38,016.12 8989,917.78 I hereby certify the above statement to be correct to the best my knowledge and belief.

JOHN PORTER, Cashier. Subscribed and sworn to before me this January 3rd. W. T. NICHOLAS, Public.

Term expires Sept. 8d, 1892. Correct -Attest: 9: C. M. BELL, Diroctors.

E. A. DEUPREE, DRESSMAKING! State of Kansas. s8 Rice County. The First National Bank of Lyons, 8 corporation under the laws of the United States, Plaintiff, VS W.

L. Shick and W. C. Myers. Defendants.

I By virtue of an order of sale to me directed and delivered, issued out of the 20th Judicial District Court of the State of Kansas, sitting in and for Rice county in said state, I will, on Mouday, January 14th, A. D. 1889, between the hours of 1 o'clock p. and 2 o'clock p. m.

said day, at the East Court House door In the city of Lyons, in the county and state aforesaid, offer at public sale and sell to the highest bidder, for cash in hand, all the right, title and interest of the above named defendants, in and to the following described Real Estate, to-wit: Twenty feet off of the North end of Lots twelve (12) and thirteen (13) In block seventy six (76) in the new plat of the town, "now City," of Geneseo, Rice county, Kansas. Said property levied on and to be sold as the property of the above named defendant. W. L. Shick.

S. Stoddard, Sherin. By F. H. Foster, Under Sherift.

Sheriff's Office, Lyons, Kansas, Dee. 11th, 1888. Bailey Foley, Attorney for plaintiff. 10 5 THE BED ROCK GROCERY The BED ROCK GROCERY firm will unload a Car of Choice Apples at the Mo. Pac.

Depot, Friday, Jan. 4th. While unloading, these Apples can be bought at special bargains, We also will receive 14 barrels of Apple Cider Vinegar that is two and three years old. This we purchased from a reliable farmer and fruit grower near Ft. Scott.

We also have a very nice lot of kiln Dried Apples. Come and see us this week for Special Bargains. Cook Tedrick. BED ROCK GROCERY a MRS. ED.

WOOD has removed to the Charlie Cooper house, east of the Occidental, where she is prepared to do Dressmaking, Cutting and Fitting. Ladies please give me a call. Work neatly and promptly done. 15-4 I am going TO E. A.

RICHARDS' FOR MY SUPPLY OF GROCERIES -ANDPROVISIONS, For I hear he is selling way below rock" prices. All are invited to his store and are treated in a courteous and generous manner. I4 Sheriff's Sale Under Order of Sale. State of Kansas, ss. Rice county.

Wilson Askew and Frank Askew partners as Askew Brothers. Plaintiffs. VS. George L. Perry and Lucy A.

Perry and 11 B. Bookwalter. Defendants. By virtue of an order of sale to me directed and delivered, issued out of the 20th Judicial District Court of the State of Kansas sitting in and tor Rice County in said State, I will, on Monday. January 7th, A.

D. 1899, between the hours of 1 o'clock p. and 9 o'clock D. m. of said day, at the ISast Court House door in the City of Lyons, in the county and State aforesaid, offer at public sale and sell to the highest bidder, for cash in hand, all the right, title and interest of the above named defendants, in and to the following described Real Property, to-wit: The East half of the North Mast, quarter of Section Nine (9) in Township Nineteen (19) South of Range six (6) west of the 6th P.

M. Subject to one mortgage of $500.00 given to H. B. Bookwalter, lying and situated in the county of Rice State of Kansas. Said property ordered sold as the property of the above named defendants.

S. Stoddard, Sheriff. F. H. Foster, Under Sheriff.

Sheriff's Office, Lyons, Kansas, Nov, 28th. Lasley Borah, Attorneys for plaintiff. 15-6 -The Grand Jury met in what was the Democratic Club headquarters during the campaign. If those walls could only tell all the campaign talk they --The Dilley case will be the first one oh trial, coming up to-day..