Ellis Review from Ellis, Kansas • 4

The Re view. Facta. Ey-ry Toter should know that the Union Pacific, "The Overland Route" and tbe Wabash Western commen-cins Sunday. October 14th, will run At Lets Than Half Price. W.

B. Shoemaker has rented tbe building recently vacated by Kllpitriik Rohrbaugb, and has for sale a laree stock of Notions, Toys, Gloves and Mittens, Clocks and Watches, and a thousand other different articles which Pearson Bros. -Livery Stable -Tbe Little Brown Jug Al the Optra House Next Wednesday evening. Pay your subscription. Magnificent winter weather this week.

Bring in your job work, we can tJ REED, Is now established In Ellis with a large stock of Furniture consisting of Bedding, Mirrors, Picture FramesLJ! iwrt. m. tk And everything pertaining to their line. LEVI J. D.

EOBERTS, ArGhiteGts Builders Job Work Specialty. trWill furnish Plans, Specifications and Architectural Details at a rates. CHRYSLER DHALKI16 Hardware, Stoves, Tinware and Woodenware, WJS UAVIS A FULL LINE OF I'OWDEli tUOT. will yon a Bice' Cooking Stoie 8 for $23, Also Carpet Paper CiUl'SLER. CAsKEY.

TO TEES Having purchased the stock of Groceries of IF. B. Shoemaker, I invite the citizens of Ellis to call and examine my goods and prices. My goods are fresh and my prices low, and I hope by fair dealing to merit a share of your pat Carpets, Parlor and Bedroom Sets. CASKEY, IN PUBLIC I place YOUNG Jefferson Street.

and inspect our list. We will sell as cheat) in the most reliable iusuraucs companic plusn you. Two' weeks from noxt tjwJay 1 Christmas. -Ell Fox, of Huya City, was in town this morning, Old papers for sale at this office. Call and get them.

The mercury registered 70 in tie shade Tuesday afternoon. Jiuikliugs keep going up in Ellir, dispito the cry of limes. Our carpenters should read tho call for bids iu another column. The lluyt Stntind says the Uo.tu and South road will surely be built. Home grown Awn is selling in Wallace county for 25 cents a bushel.

The Sign'U Is a new paper published at Bogue, Graham county. W. B. Shoemaker Is now located in the building vacated by Kilpatrkk Kohrbaugh. If you want you want your chimneys cleaned leave your orders at the Silver Gloss Laundry.

E. A. Lewis, oif has sen appointed station ngeut at Hays City In place of F. E. Black.

At meeting yesterday afternoon the directors of the creamery decided to movo it.from its present location 'The supreme court has decided the county seat contest case between Ellsworth and Kanapolis In favor of the former. C. M. Buchanan and II. H- Honey were in tho western part of Trego couu-ty Tuesday, giving the natives lessons in riding bronchos.

To chivari a man after he ismarritd is bad enough, but to tpringiton hira before th3 event takes place, as was done last night, little too rank. A -Gun Club has been organized lit town this week with the following officers: President, E. 0. Davis; Secretary, G.W. Kinney; Treasurer, H.

It. Honey. -While th ranks of the bachelors of Ell.a have been sadly deplotcd of late, they still present an unbroken front to the foe. surrender" is their motto. The third quarterly meeting will be held at tbe Methodist chnrch next Saturday and Sunday.

Preaching Satttr day evening at 7.50 by Rev. Taggartof Grainfleld; also Sunday morning and evening. Sacrament of tho Lord's Supper, after sermon Sunday morning. Tho W. C.

T. U. held a gospel temperance meeting at the Methodist church last Sunday evening. The was the order of exercises: Singing Union Heading Scripture -Mrs. Thomas Singing Union Eeadiug Miss Mary Griest Song tho Boys- Misses Shields and Holman.

Essay Mrs. Heed. Itecitatiou Miss flattie Wade Address Mrs. Beavers. At the close of the exercises a uum ber went forward and signed the pledge.

The Little Brown Jug. Next Wednesday evening at the Opera House the Ellis Dnmaiic Club, under the management of J. It. Reed, will present the great temperance play entitled "The Little Brown Jug." Tbe ck.b have been rehearsing fir some weeks past, and will doubtless present th) play in hne style. The following Is the cast: John Nutter, a Shoemaker J.

It Heed Will Nutter, his sun Herbert Peiijo Ned Hartshorn, his apprentice Judson Perigo Henry Douglas, a spendthrift Edgar Chapman Jarius Jordan, a Yankee speculator F. J. Brettle Hi.nnah Nutter, John's wife Miss Tessa Fuller Mary'Nutter, John's Daughter Miss Flora Smith Sally Peoslee, Yanbeo Help' Miss Hattle Wade Proceeds for the benefit of the Good Templars. Tickets 2o cents. Tho following have been drawn as jurymen for the next term of court: Ellis Win.

Thompson, John Field, T. M. Hhett. Saline Tl os. Parker, E.

O. Bo we. Big Creek George Bannister C. W. Miller, George S.

Grass. Lookout- J. B. Ellett, Jonas Reitz. Catharine Ambrose, Star.b.

Wheatland A. Wismuth. The recently elected county officers have filed their bonds as follows: A. West, Probate Judge, for $3,000 with M. J.

K. Treat and L. Judd as sureties. W. R.

Nicholson, attorney, for $1,000 with R. It. and J. S. Nicholson as sureties.

L. II. Boyd, Superintendent, for $1,0110, with A. Hall aud L. W.

Per ham as sureties. W. B. Keach, district clerk, for $10,000 with I. M.

Yost, M. K. Treat and H. P. Wilson as sureties.

KMDA1. DECIMBER 7 HnnineiM lotl will he Innertud In these column II vu wnw per line, tur mush Insertion, and will be iiKurtud itllorli'Ml discontinued. LOCAL ITEMS. llend Kile's In another fcol-DiDii hihI profit by It. Backer, of Itiissnll, in town Montiiiy.

II. R. Honey wns in VBecwy lnsiTiii'ulny. -Uo Jo Forkcr's for alee Usui mid brcukfusHincon, Kil. Currier, of Brookvfile mm up to Ellis, Mondnv.

E. Pearson, of Rush Ontcr, whs in town Moudiiy. tutl W. F. Young's new ndver-itliiemfiit and profit by It.

-W. B. Cooper has boon down from -the Colby brauoh this week. Tho city juil is ueiirly finished. will be the first to occupy it S.

lluichtnso)), of SoUpa, van visiting in Ellis and vicinity last Su-xlny. C'lleman came down from Tekamah, Wednesday, ou busl-uess. Miss Viola Wtrtch of WnKuoney, the giest of Miss Mary Griest ovir 8undny. T. D.

Hamilton, county attorney if Wallace county, was in town last Saturday. C. II. Kirsliner, a prominent young Sawyer-of Salina was in town last Monday. Mrs.

Marshall and daughter of Los An teles, California, ase visiting at ..1. E. Buchanan's. Supts. Brinkerhoff and Palmer and Master Mechanic Mert'zshcimer were in town this Remember the fair and supper at (fraud Army hall, Wednesday evening, December 19th.

"fLe Little Brown Jug," at tho Opera House next Wednesday evening. Admission cents. Mr. and E. S.

Beach and Ttev. And Mm. Killinger, of Hays City, were in town Tuesday. Dr. Kohrbaug'a intends buildiug a residence) soou corner of Adams and streets.

1 A. little irirl arrived at tho home of J. E. Buchanan last evening, and will make her home there iu the future. .1.

H. Downing, of Bays pity, is as a candidate for docket clerk of the state seuale. We hope he will get there. Border LndstG B. of L.

F. have treated the Ki)igii4s of Pythias hftU for (their lodge meetings. A 12 pound boy arrived at the liuine of James Middlelon last Wednes morning, and Jim is corresponding ly happy. A fine six octave Sterling organ aid a Domestic sewing machine nearly new, will be sold at auction at. the Merchants Bank Saturday afternoon.

Now is the time for our. merchants lo advertise thei.r holiday goods. If yon have anytbivg special for Christmas let the people know it through these columns. Frn.uk Montgomery retires editor of the liny Sentinel and is succeeded hfc father. Frank intends return jnig Seattle, Washington territory, flnd re engage in tho uewspaperbusi N.

II. Waters StarJet! Saturday night for Tacoin.v Washington territory, where he will probably locate Waters Is a Cno mechanic and has built some of the most substantial buildings in Ellis. We wish him success wherever lie may decide to locate, The ladit)3 of Ellis wHl give a leap year ball at Grand Army hall, Friday evening, December 14th. There will be no invitations sent out, Uut all are cor lially The Fort Hays Military orchestra will furnish thfi music, and Harry Mahaffie will as prompter. Tickets $1.

-r We inadvertently stated last week that J. E. Vance was a stockholder in Ilia Merchants Bunk, when we should have said J.E.Wilfong. The Headlight made bad matter worse by copying the article. In justice to Mr.

Vance we would say that he is not a bloated bondholder," but a popular baggageman ou the Ujnlou Pacific. At tleirmeetinglast Saturday evening Ellis lodge I. O. 0 F. elected the following officers for the ensuing jrm: W.

It. Griffin, JT. W. W. M.

Fuller. Sec; H. II. Murden f- iisunr; F. J.

f. hn It led; U. P. Hucy, B. S.

to N. J. W. Colby, L. S.

toX. H. Erb, I. Fritz O.G; M. Ballwin, It.

T. A. Phillips, L. S. Married, at, the residence of the bride's mother, Mrs, Keyser, Thursday evoniug, Dcconhor'fl, 1888, Mr.

Ad.iir and Miss Emm i May Keyser, Itiv. J. Jf. lore officiating. The wedding was strictly private, only a few friend; of the contracting parties 1) dug present.

The ippy couple took file evening traiu for Denver. The groom has been a resident of Ellis and ioinily for a number of years, until being proprietor of large stock lnrm lu Trp county. The bride is an accomplished young lady popular wlih all. With their many fi lends we exr lend congratulations on I best' wishes fit happy innrried life- Pullman Buffet Sleepers through from Cheyenne, via Denver, to Kansas City and St. Louis, with only one change of cars from Portland or San Francisco.

Tbe shortest line from Portland, San Francisco, Helena, Butte City, Salt Lake City, and Ogden to gt. Louis. The principal line from Los Angelas to St. Louis. The quickest time from points west of Cheyenne to St Louis.

Godey's Ladys Book For 1889. Mudam I See what 15 cent will ilo I It will hririjfyim a Humph cpy of iileyV Ludy'g Book, which will tell you huw to Kt the Seal Skin Sacque the slik limits, the Hold Wiitch und CotUga Organ, uuJ other valuable without dollar. YOU CANNOT GKT A BKTl'EH two dolliim'n worth of mnxiuine than by nubsrrlb-lng to Oodey, tho bent family Diiiguzliie in America, ForlHHtl It will mmtiiln; Fashions 111 colorr, Fashions in black and whit ii latent from Ktiropo. Original tioveltlea in Needle work Embroidery T.Htest and mot ponnhir muslr, I'lanv for tho homo yo want to build. Directions torducorating your Home, vjookeiy ua.l neip.

ny Mr. Oha. noon, teacher In several fasiiiouable Xcw York academies, and te'ecud by the Board of Education for tho Xeyr York public, schools. Literary enrichments by ttcllle lily, who got Intran Kii iceii npui aniDftnne asylum to ana out O'twr thiiy Ireiited tbe Ima Klla I'odman Church, Kmily l.euuox. Ollv.it Lowell Wilson, Mrs, Hive-tand, Edur Fatvcctt, Duvld Every Lady Her own Dressmakur who fnburribes to Oodcy'n Lady's Book.

The cnipon wnicn you win and in eaen numDerenti.es youti your own elec.i not any cut paper pattern illustrated Id Oodcy's I.a.ly'a Book. Your 15c sample copy will contain one of these coupons. The pattern shows you how to cut out the garment you want. That's all wo can nay in Ihia space. Kor the rest see your riinplo number, for which Bena loc at oace.

uoaey is only 93 a year. Addrtts, Godey'a Ludy'a Hook, Philadelphia, Pa. In club with this paper, Godey's and the Ileview for $3, which should be sent (0 thti oQlce of this paper. NOTICE FOH PUBLICATION, Land Office at WaKeenev, No. October 20, 1888.

3r09 Notice is hereby given that tbe following-named settler has filed uotice of his intention to make final proof in support of his claim, aud that said proof will be made before Judge of District Court, in his absenco before Clerk (hereof of Ellis. Co. at Havs City, on Dec. 8, 1888, John N. Moorb, H.

E. No. 18317 for the n'w sec. 23, 14, 20 west. lie names the following witnesses to prove his continuous residence upon, and cultivation of, said land, viz: Jacob Wageman, Frank J.

Brettle, Harry Cobb and Robert Hughes, all of Ellis, Kansas. W. C. L. Beam, 51 Register.

JULIUS WOLkEKSTEIN, Merchant Talior ELLIS KANSAS. Shop on AVa'tiiiiKliii street. $75.00 TEA SET FREE! FREE! Every cash purchaser of $3 iworth of g-iods will receive a TICKET enti-tlniL' thrm to one chance in the BEATTIFUL TEA SET. YOU F1XD lKAT -Kite, The CARHIKS TI1K l.AItUEHT ITOCK OT "Watches Clocks Jewelry Silverware MUSICAL INSTRUMENTS in Western Kansas, aud at prices that cannot be undersold. RBPA1RISQ A SPECIALTY.

Licensed watchmaker U. P. R. R. I'LL TEACH YOU AFTER THIS TO GO TO PATIENT'S Foil YOUR FURNITURE of which he bt Full St OOlSJB 'Crotfmtty mi Swirl.

be is selling at less than half pries. has a large Mock of new goads on tbe way, which will bo here soon. Auction Sale. There will be a public auction of horses, cattle and implements at Pearson's livery stable in Ellis, on Saturday December 8 at 3 o'clock. If you want cows, calm or burses, come to the auction.

Settee. Bids will be received by the undersigned until 7 o'clock in, Wednesday. Dec, 13th, for the erection of a bell tower ansl repairs at the Congrcgationsl church. Flans and specifications can be seen at George Johnston's office. The Trustees reserve the right to reject any or all bids.

Ika P. Hot.comb. Chairman of Trustees According to the last report of the agricultural department at Washington, ilv ns as is considerably above the aver-ajjo on yield of wheal fet acre, only two of the forty-Sevan states and territories showing on equal or greater yield. New Music. The Ixiiian Summbii Timb.

A beautiful new songnnd chorus, by Will L. Thompson, author of Gathering Shells on the Sea Shore, Come Where the Lillies Bloom, etc. It is one of the prettiest published; any music dealer will mail it for 40 cents. Published by V. L.

Thompson Ea.tf Liverpool, Ohio. Notice. All persons are hereby forbidden to trespass upon the farm of C. 8. Wil liatns for the purpose of bunting under penalty of the law.

New Restaurant. J. A. McGrath, of Garden City, hss rented the north stors room of the Wageman buildiug and. fitted it up for a restaurant.

He is now ready to furnish first-class meals at all hours. He will also be ready to serve oysters on short not'ee. Splendid Offer. We oiler the Topeka Weekly Capital aud Farmers' Journal and the Review one year for $2. This splendid offer is for cash, and enables every citizen of our county to secure a valuable paper from the cnj-ilal of the sUte, and his own local paper at nearly the price of one subscription.

Subscribe at A Sate Investment. Is one which is guaranteed to bring you satisfactorv results, tr in cate of failure a return of purchase price. On this safe plan you can buy from our advertised druggist a bottle of Dr. King's New Discovery for Consumption. It is guaranteed to brinp; telief in even case, wheu used for auy aff -clion of Throat, Lungs or Chest, such as Con sumption, Inflammation of Bronchitis, Asthma, Whooping Cough, Croup, etc.

It is pleasant and agreeable to taste, perfectly sate, and can always be depended upon. Trial bottles free at Conlan's drug store. We Offer You Wealth. By jiving the current information necessary to intelligently utilize your means. For $100 tbe Kansas City Weekly Journal a 64-coIumu paper, complete in every feature necessary to make it first class, can be had for $1.00 per year.

Those who have received this valuable paper during the campaign need 110 iutroduetinn. To all others we say, try it, Hand your subscriptions to the publisher of this paper and tie will forward the same to us. Joi KNAi. Co. Kansas City, Mo.

Kerit 'Wine. We desire to say to our citizens, that for yours we have been selling Dr. King's New Discovery for Co lsuirption, Dr. King's New Life Pills, Bucklen's Arnica Salve and Electric Bitiers, and have never handled remedies that sell vb well, or that havi'5 given such universal satisfaction. Ve do not hesitate to guarantee them every time, and we stand ready to refund the.

purchase price, if satisfactory results do not follow their use. These remedies have won their great popularity purely on their merits, P. Conlan druggist. Arnica Salve. The best salve in the world for cuts, brjiises, sores, ulcers, salt rheum, ferer sores, tetter, chapped hands, chilblains, corns, and all skin eruptions, and positively cures piles, or uo pay required.

It is guaranteed to give perfect satisfaction, or money refunded. Price 25 ceutsperbox. For sale by P. Conlan. English Spaviu Liniment removes all Hard, Soft, or Calloused Lumps and Blemishes from horses.

Blood Spavin, Curbs, Splints, Sweeney, Sore aud Swollen Throat. Coughs, etc. Save $50 by use of one bottle. livery bottle warranted by Grifflu Dolman, druggists, Ellis. Don't Experiment.

You cannot afford to waste time in experimenting when your lungs are in danger. Consumption alwiys seems at first, only a cold. Do not permit any dealer to impose upon you with some cheap Imitation of Dr. King's New Discovery for Consumption, Coughs and Colds, but be sure you get tho genuine. Because he can make more profit he may tell you he.

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tiv C''Ji Wf. cnnimc lli.n.c 1 Salt-niicum. cuts from corn huskiiiL r- jS? tc. Thb t. ream is the most iatiifae- If 4 tory preparation made.

Stewart Healing Powder Ca. frkL. St. T.nI. JSHf '''fl mm Hand FinishtJ CORD FASTEMIIfeS nplaa DHon Hila.

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8KHtmtattmA WTEDSPCRT SKIRT DRESS CO. WEEDSPORT.tl. V. WtEMLLS" This old Enprllsh Family Medicine ne for 80 yenrs, all orer the world, for ISile, Indigestion, Liver, ic. Of Ingredients.

I rSLAMa ii 4.C if fMn-X, 1 si ll ki i5'-" 5 m.i3k;i&5r&s v. vaa 6 n3 jSfiii3-S en, tri a iiilf i'iii -f lUl s. 11011 Ill hi: Mm MM VIM I I 5 Mi I lgP" ronage. Bemzmler the Shoemaker's 013 Stand I Have THE Sole Agency FOR TDK STOVE IN ELLIS. James Middlelon.

L. F. Williams, Lean and Insurance SAgents Ellis, Kansas. Have 50,000 Acres of Wild and Improved Lands for Sale On Best Possible Terms. Do you want to buy property, cill as the cheapest.

Will write policies represented in the West. ism mm Daniel Griest Has for sale 75,000 acres U. P. R. R.

50,000 acres private lands improved farms in Ellis, Rooks, Graham, Trego, Ness and Rush counties. Notary Public, Real Estate, loan and Insurance Agent ait PoilofiJcs.El'is. Sansss. There was a good turnout of fnrnieri the Alliance melting last Saturday. A good deal of interest was shown in the sorghum industry and resolutions were passed requesting our senator ai usiutalive to examine he subject and see what could be done in stnrtiug a factory at this plase.

ilfcer by flute or national aid or priviic enterprise. They adjourned to meet agaip at the Court Home, Saturday. December 15th I o'clock j). uj. -Ut'js.