Pomona Republican du lieu suivant : Pomona, Kansas • 4

LOCAL ITEMS. III Mi nniaf. olU The Place to Buy Drugs, Paints, Oils, Window Glass and Painter's supplies is at Mrs. T. J.

M. ALEXANDER'S OLD RELIABLE SAXTA CLAUS! SAXTA CLAUStl SAXTA HOLIDAY GOODS! HOLIDAY TOYS, DOLLS, PLUSH ALBUMS, WORK BOXES, DRESSIXG CASES, JEWELARV CASES, FAXCY CHRISTMAS CARDS AXD EVERY KIND OF ATTRACTIVE CHRISTMAS PKESEXT. liAll.liUAli TIME TA ISLES MlfMJl hi PACIFIC HAILKO.U), EAST. Passenger 1:02 pm Local Freight .2:20 and Freight. 9:33 la WEST.

Passenger 2:20 ra Local Freight 10:07 a Through Freight in All Traiiix Daily. B. E. Allison'. Agent.

ATCHISON, TOI'EKA SAxTA FE, EAST. Passenger 8:40 a Local Freight 10:55 am WEST. Passenger .8:30 Local Freight 1 :35 A. 8. bvbu, Aaeut.

Topping Co. We carry a large line of Wallpaper, Statinery, School Books and Holiday Goods. A. E. GEYER, DEALER IX fTT3 KI 5 X3 3 Coffins, Caskets Goods.

Hearse Desired. DEALERS IX Hardware, Stoves and Pumps. PAINTS, OILS GLASS, ETC. NO. G2(j MAIN STREET, OPPOSITE PUBLIC SQUARE.

OTTAWA, KANSAS. WE CALL YOUR SPECIAL ATTENTION TO THE FOLLOWING GOODS Cash for corn at the lumber yard. Nuts of all kinds at Chrisnians. Good jewelry cheap at Alexanders-Henry Johnson is down from Baldwin for vacation. Ask Topping what Little Ear- Iv Risers are.

There will be a holiday vacation of two weeks of the Pomona schools. Jewel Cases, Work Boxes and Toilet Cases at Topping Cos. A few of the ladies made Rev. Long- don a present of an elegant silk muf fler. The Pomona mill has been traded to Mr.

Wolf of Larnerd who will take po- session the first tf January. He wiL remodel the mill by making it a complete roller mill with all the latest improvements for doing custom work, A. E. Geyerhas the finest lot of o'C paintings for the holiday trade that was ever brought to Pomona. J.

B. Walker of Baldwin came ov Tuesday evening. Fred Baldwin went down to Ottawa today. A. E.

Geyer wai drawn for juryman for January term. The Misses Ethel Glenn and Lid; Lawrence are home to spend the holi lays. Xo doubt a great many of ou: young people will be home during tin usual Christmas vacation. Make your wife a Christmas present of one of those One oil paintings, foi ale by A. E.Geyer.

Jingle jingle go the bells, ringing ii a merry Christmas for the little ones, a Popping Go's. Make your family a happy X-mas buying them some presents at Aloxan ders, drug store. Like all other other Kansas town our merchants are unable to gi hal many cars as they want, to ship ou the corn. There is one benefit doubt in this eiicumstance howevei if all the. corn that is offered shouli he dropped onto the-market at onei 'he price would drop to ten cents bushel.

T.F. Ankeny likes Oklahoma we! mough to move his family down the spring. W. W. Roach went over to Edgertoi Tuesday Skirmishing for apples am ootatoes for the Texas market.

We show our 100 styles of Men': Suits for $4 up. Dress suits for up. H. L. T.

Skinner. Just received a full supply of fan- Candy of all kinds at Chrismans. O. A. Cotrell of Kansas City wa down home'over Sabbath.

II. B. Hoytwas at the county sea Tuesday. We noticed that the Mo. Pacific dt tective, T.

F. Ling was in town Tue: lay. Can't imagine who he was after. Corw in's Souvenir is the finest Christ nas present that we know of for sue" i small price. Fifty cents buys seven y-live engravings taken from photo jraphie iews of Ottawa and vieinitj a to send abroad there cai "ie nothing mote suitable for a residen jf Franklin comity to buy, We are brim full of nice gents clothe; fits well and well made, an; ibove all is sold cheap.

II. L.T. Skin ner Ottawa. Cleanse your breath with De Witt's Little Early Risers. For sale Topping Co.

Mercury 73 and flies very troublesome. In Arizona and Mexico trains ire snowed in and people are freezing to death. A car load of turkeys went througl the Mo. Pacific this morning oi their way to Colorado for their health. We now effer genuine Chinchill; Overcoats, cut edge, elegantly madt and trimmed, for 10 you can't gei them outside of onr house for less thar m.

II. L. T. Skinner. Ottawa.

Take De Witt's Little Early Riser; for sale by Topping Co. Fred Baldwin was taken sick a church Monday night and was unabh to go home for two days He stoppec" till he was better, with his frien: Cha.lie Sullivan. it has been becided to close tht meetings Sunday night. The pastor of the M. E.

Church re quests a grand rally of the members at prayer meeting next Thursday. De Witt's Little Early Risers get there. For sale by Topping Co. Don't forget to call and see the hand some X-mas presents at T. J.

M. Alex anders- Fine goods at low prices. Fine Plush Autograph Albums, at Topping Co's, Our old neighbor, Green Richardson was married on the 8th in Cameron Mo, 4iid has returned to down, foi life no doubt. As his farm is rentei tiil March tirpt he has rented a house in town ani ill live in the city till that time. sm A and Undertaking furnished, when TILL CHRISTMAS ONLY.

Table Cutlerv, Plated Warei Canvas, Pockt Knives, Shears and Scissors, Spoons and Forks, Flower Stands, Flower Shelves, Flower-pot Brackets, Granite Ware, Blind Hinges' Door Locks, Pad Locks, Door Butts, Door Hangers, Window Springs, Strap Hinges, Door Stops, Door Bolts, Gate Hinges, Trunk Locks, Scales, Scale Beams, Steelyards, Spring Balances, Hay Forks, Curry Combs, Lanterns, Bird Cages, Lantern Lamps, Milk Cans, Brass Kettles, Wash Boilers, Milk Pans, Dish Pans, 'Tea Trays, Meat Cutters, Sausage Staffers, Butchers'bSaws, Lard Presses, Sheet Zinc, Stove Boards, Stove Pipe, Dampers, Tackle Blocks, Rope, Carriage Bolts, Carriage Paint, Rubber Hose, Wooden Ware, Stone Churns, WoodChurns, Granite Churns, Coal Hods, Shovels and Pokers, Pols and Kettles, Farmers' Boilers, Farm Bells, Iron Pumps, AVood Pumps, Chain Pumps, Elevator Pumps, to surprise you, Come and see us. J. E. Forbes Co. HERE AXD THERE.

Mrs. Geo. Eiee and two infant children are on the sick list this week. George is improving his place considerably. He has lately put a new fence around his yard, and treated it tc a coat of paint He seems to think that what is worth doing at all is worth doing well.

Henry Sloop and Emmet King are going into the coal mines next week. Mark Whitebread visited the old home neighborhood last Saturday. Geo. Rice took in the county seat last Saturday. Bert Adams has sprained his ankle badly that he is not able to attend school.

Special Prices. I'nlil we begin to take account of 3tock, soon after Christmas, we will make Very Iauk I iijuren on our whole line. Our stock is larger than we can comfortably carry. We havt capital enough to till our warehouses-is full as goods can be shown to advantage, but just now we have the whole of the Skating Rink covered with joods, and in some parts of our owr varehouses we are over crowded. A'e want to REDUCE OL'R STOCK that we can quit renting the Rink, jud we want to make the work of taking stock as light as possible.

Xo one, has not at one tiiiu gone over our toek, scattered around as it is in dif-erent buildings, has any idea of thi immense amount of work involved taking account of our goods and pricing them. Before we undertake he job, we want the number of items reduced as much as possible, and ARE DETERMINED TO REDUCE THE BULK OF OUR GOODS as to get our stock into our own Miildings. It will be for the interest if any one who wants anything in our iine, to take a look through our stock tnd see what we will do for them. Special Prices wiil apply to all Kails, Barbed Wire, Staples, Linseed and Coal Oils, White and Tint-d Lead, Turpentine, Stove Repairs ind Tin Shop Labor. Come and see us.

J. E. CO. Greenwood Gossip. The meeting at Central still continues.

Mr, Wm. Walters is very sick again. i)r. Pasley is attending him. Tnero was a dance jat Mr.

Porters Thursday evening last all report a jood time. John Iluddleson went to Kansas City Thursday with a car load of cat tie. Miss Hattie AYard has been quite iick for a few days. Messrs. Tom.

Pyle and Ike. Read had i mis-hap last evening, on their way to Pomona, they ran onto a stump and jverturned, bruising the boys up a ittle but not fatally. J. E. Moore of Osage City will move his family down in a few days and go work for Dyer.

Plenty of coal at Dyer's. He has miners at work now. The Literary at the Greenwood School I louse is a success. The debate last Friday evening was on the ques tion, "Resolved that education is better a person than wealth." It was de jided in favor of the affirmative. The question next Friday evening is; "Re solved that the pulpit has done more for civilization than the Press.

John Dyer crippled himself while loading coal, but we have not learned how bad. Kid. It looks odd to some people to see a Methodist meeting in a Presbyterian church but that is the way we do things in Pomona. And if the Mclrem Rec ord man never heard of anything that succeeded here, let him come to this meeting and he will soon have a change of mind, if not a change of heart. The county sending the largest del egation to the state teachers meeting to be held at Topeka during the holi days, will receive a $72 flag.

As Frank lin county sent the largest delegation to the meeting of the South Eastern Kansas Teachers Association recently held at Garnett we can reasonably hope to win the prize. The Santa Fe will sell tickets one fare for the round trip Scibseribe ftor THE Pomoxa Republican, OXLl" ONE DOLLAR PER YEAH, 15. II. Mott has removed from Ottawa to Pomona, where he has opened a room for Cleaning, Coloring and Repairing Clothing. He also buys and sells good second hand clothing, which cor every day wear is the cheapest to buy.

On work sent by express he will pay charges. 12-12 tf. Miss Kate Armstrong came home from Baldwin on a short visit. We club with the Ottawa Tribune, vansas City weekly Journal, Kansas farmer. Globe Democrat and Topeka 'apital, for $1.50 for this paper and either of the others.

For sale, a parlor coal stove only ised two months, at half price. In-pure at this oflice. Mrs. W. W.

Roach was at Ottawa ist Saturday. Topping Co. are determined that he public shalll know where to find hem. They have just hung out a new the work of E. A.

Mott. Rev. Longden says if any Christian as the blues let him go to the young eople's meeting and they will be tak-n out of him. Rev. B.

F. Cargay has come back 0 help In the meeting. Albums! Ivery style known, in Plush and Sea) inding at Topping Co's, Smokers: You will find a line assortment oi ipes and pipe stems at Alexanders, rug store. Examine my largo stock of Candy I Candy toys before buying else Chrisman. Mamie Pasley came down froir.

iuldwia Wednesday. The finest and latest styles of Christ -aas cards at Topping Co's. Geo. McCord returned Monday frou trip to the south part of the state found the Kansas towns dullwitl uiness overdone, but Oklahoma boon 1 it The saw and shaftinggof the Yock miil have taken a ride on the Mo 'rcitic to Colorado, where they will nt oubt bo again set to work helping tc nild up the country. The young man who wishes a pres lt for his girl, or the young lady vh( etds a little tender towards some mah iend, will find in our stock all th( ice things for such ideas.

Silk Muf-ors for up, silk Ilandkarchiefi oiii $.50 up, fine suspenders, ties etc. i etc. at II. L. T.

Skinners. ADVICE. "Keep your head cool your fee: your liver active, and trust n. lod," vas the advice of a celebratec ihysician to a patient. You can regu ite the action of your Liver, Kidneys nd Bowels by using De Witts Sarsa arilla, an absolutely reliable blood puri ying Remedy.

For sale b'y, Topping Co. Another Crow has come to town pend the winter and will make thi i's permanent residence if he likes the lace. He is two days old and is put ip with onr old neighbor, Jesse Crow. John Moore danced his heel off at Jc Irne.sts Wednesday night. Mrs.

Odell is improving slowly ler parents have gone to Bellville ti ive with a son. Wood Slavens of Centropolis wiT shortly move to Pomona and occupj lis house on north Main street that hif lathcr-in-law, A. Barnes, now lives in. Pressed brick for sale at the lumber aril of 8: A. Brown Co.

His girl didn't go back on him" because he used De Witt's Little Early Users. For sale by Topping Co. All parties having mule colts for sale should bring them to Joe Rawlns at his esidence 1 mile east of Pomona. He Is offering a fair price now. G.

W. Miley agent for Wilis nursery circulating around here now. Those need of anything in his line cannot lo bettpr than to patronize him. We 'now what kind of goods Mr. "Willis handles.

A genuine oil painting, mounted md framed, ready for hanging, for $1.75 at A. E. Gey ere. Santa If you want to get a nice Chsistmas present for any one, it will pay you to call and examine the large stock at T. M.

Alexanders. For Sale. A splendid milch cow, large in frame in splendid condition, giving 12 to 14 quarts per day. B. II.

Mott. A colored tramp bound for Topeka Too late now for Blake's cold De cember this vear. A. E. Clark, one of the most success ful farmers in the county was in town yesterday.

He thinks that corn at 15 cts. and wheat 56 cts. is not likely to make the farmers happy very fast REWARD Is certain if reasonable effort is made to cure a cough by the use of De Witt's Cough and Consnmption Cure. This jemedv is correct and certain in its ac- ion and costs no more than unreliable preparations. Insist upon having it.

'or sale by Topping o. We often remark, why is it people will pay more for goods in other hous es, lhe fact is; too otten thev think they are buying cheap because they are told; we have been selling this at $10 mt you can have it at 7 or, it is the last one we have; or something to mislead. In our three years of business we have never seen on article sold as ow as we sell it Don't be humbugged but, before buying, come and see us. H. L.

Skinner. We learn from the Ottawa daily Re publican that sheriff elect Ehvell has new son less than a week old, and alsi found a roll of money, lie must bt the luckiest man in the count v. Mine host Bitts of the Hamblin muse Ottawa is about to have the ho-el overhauled repaired and ref urnishei. in a manner that shows that the house mist be 2)opular and profitable ur.de lis management, The largest stock of Candy in I'omo-la at Chrismans. Supt.

Ililderbraud is visiting tin schools in this part of the county now "as at the Ilecknian school, Dist. 4i. esterday. W. O.

Southerland has concluded hat farming does not pay, and wir remove to Ottawa or md start an establishment for dealing and dyeing gents clothing. Every thing in the restaurant lint iept at Chrismans. Topping Co. has just received fresh supply of Christinas cards. II.

C. Ilecknian left this morning 'or'Great Bend Nebraska where he formerly lived, to take a position in 8 tore. Just the thing for a present for youi jest girl. One of those line Christmas cards at Topping The new millinery firm of Lawrenct Currey, invites the ladies of Pomona ind vicinity to call and examine theii stock of Millinery Goods and Xotions. Cash paid for and furs at J.

ipanglers harness shop. A large selection of choice perfum-ry at Topping Co's. J. L. Hatfield is building a large corn rib on East Street.

W. W. Roach returned from Ft Worth Texas Friday. Red Rose Oil, the best in the, market Try a Topping Co. We have on hand a large stock oi nen's and boy's clothing, which we will sell as cheap as any one in the state.

Ilensely Hatfield. Dolls! lake your little girl a Christmas preset of one of those fine ones at Top-ihig Co's Mr. Xorton agent for Willis Xursery )f Ottawa was in town last week. Editor Fields of the Ottawa Tribune made us a pleasent call Friday last. Young Man! Make your sweetheart i present of one of these handsome Scrap Books at Topping Co's.

Boy's and Children's Overcoats for 1.50"to $7 at H. L. T. Skinners. Pressed brick for sale at S.

A. Rrow lumber yard. Look at those fine broom holders, at Topping Co's. Mr. Outlaw went down to Waverly an a visit Saturday.

The famous Cronin trial has come to end and results in conviction with 3 years imprisonment of Kunze, and with life imprisonment of Coughlin, O'Sulli-van, and Burke, and the acquittal of Bcggs. Get your pictures framed during the holidays at A. E. Geyers. The L'nited Brethren are holding a very successful protracted meeting at the Archer school-house.

Mr, O. C. Hughes called on Monday and gladdened the heart of the printer witli a years subscription. Mr. Wheeler of the Simla Fe li.

It. was in town Monday. L. G. OBER, Wholesale and Retail Dealer in GLASSWARE, CROCKERY, ETC.

rOSJTHELY THE LAh'G EST LIE OF CHINA, SILVER AND PLATED WARE FOR THE HOLIDAYS Ever brought to thhixirt of the Country. DON'T FALL TO CALL AND COMPARE OUR GOODS AND PRICES BEFORE BUYING. L. C. Obeh.

221 South Main Street, OTTAWA, KANSAS. Notes from the Sermon at the M. E. Church, Sunday Morning Dec. 15.

P.y Dr. AV. R.Davis, D.D. Continued from fir.st page. whether they are to be angels of heaven or angels of the devil.

They maj say they were converted once; so tht devil was an archangel once. Talk thsm about religion, up goes the light ning-rod. Urge them to help you wan the sinners they say I'm not a preachei bat I'm insured myself. Ah poor sou! are you sure you are insured against the terribler.ess of the dying hour and never ending hell. Can any man have joy and nevei knowitr If you can, hold up your hand.

Can you go out of the world in prayer and not know it? If so hold v. your hand Xobody holds up his hand. Xobody in all the world since God ere ated Adam has had salvation without knowing it. "What is the reason that man don't know it? Because he has not got it. Dear hearers don't be surprised if 1 keep preaching on this line, for I want every church member converted ami saved.

Thank God we have had enongl converted in this meeting to carry or! the church if every one of the oM members were dead today. God raispd up enough to carry it on grand to victory if they don't have toi many old Christians on their backs to carry too. In a charge of soldiers once they al. desirsd to strip themselves of extra weight end their commander so ordered and soon there was a nionnUin oi canteens and knapsacks, that they had thrown aside. Then unincumbered thev charged the enemy and won a victory.

It is one thing to get religion anc another thing to keep it. To keep it you must work. Learn how to use youi eves and ears and hands and you wil; not back-slide. Xo one can live religious without a church, and a church with soul and life and activitv. Reduced Kates For Holidays.

The Santa Fe Route will sell tickets during the holidays at one fare, for the round trip to all points on its line within 200 miles of selling station. Tickets will be on sale Dec. 24, 25 and 31, 188!) and Jan. 1, 1890. They will be limited to Jan.

3, and will be good for passage in either direction up to and including that date. For tickets and information, regarding train service, call on A. S. Byrd Pomona or address Geo, T. Xichol son, G.

P. T. A. S- F. R.

R. Topeka, Ks. GREAT SCOTT! Why don't you cure that cough? De Witt's Cough and Consumption Cure will do L. This remedy positively certain, prompt and thoroughly satisfactory. If you have tried it you know this statement to be a fact if you have not, you are doing yourself an injustice.

It is sold by Topping Co. Men's Overcoats, from a good warm $2ne to the solid silk lined at $21 at H. L. T. Skinners, VERY LOW PRICES.

D'bl Breech Loading Guns Sing. Breech Loading Gun Zulu Breech-Loading Guns Muzzle loading Guns, (iood Cut Down Muskets, Winchester Rides, Merwin Rifles, Brass and Paper Shells, lie-loading Tools, Razors and Shears, Razor strops and Hones, Pocket Knives, Chopping Axes, Broad Axss, 1 Iatehet sjand 1 Iammers, Planes and Files, Augersf andBitts, Dividers and Chisels, Squares and levels, Kales and Trowels, Handsaws. Cross-cut Saws, Drawing Knives, Revolvers, Oriental Powder, Giant Powder, Loaded Shells, Tents and Traps, Cartridges, Gun wads, Trammel X'ets, Seines, Skates and Sleds, Sleighs, lee Tools, Sleigh Bells, Icei 'rushers. Wrenches and Trowels, PtHuilj and Vices, Stocks and Dies, Mechanical Tools, Stone Tools, Coal Tools, Butchers' Tools, Shovels and Scoops, Hay Knives, Post Augers, Kalsomine, Mixed Paints, Colors in Oil, Colors Dry. Paint Brushes, to 68 in) Colors in Water, Castor Oil, Engine Oil, Cylinder Oil, Varnishes, Wood Stains, Oil Finish, Chalk and Glue, Door Bells, CANNON HEATING STOVES, OAK HEATING STOVES, BOX HEAT ING STOVES, FRANKLIN HEATING STOVES, COOK SlOV IjS AND RANGES.

Heating Stoves low enough Parker Brinkerhoff, Proprietors Pomona Livery and Feed Stable, Buss to and from all trains to any part of the city. When you want to buy fruit or Evergreen trees, go to the POMONA NURSERY J. H. WHETSTONE, Proprietor got 3 i up iu a K. com cr.r todiiy.