Belleville Democrat from Belleville, Kansas • 3

Al Kinds' ot Drugs at Collin's Drug Store ww mm i aa a 3 Walt Hair spent the holidays with After measuring Jength of" water ma parents. mains laid out and the length of ditch Date the letters that you write now opened for the same, it has been found Hon, "Billy" Moore was in the city Saturday. The county commissioners meet next Monday. We wish all of our readers a hrp- local undt-r this head will be hargad at the rat of tin conti per line for Srt 5cenUforaU subsequent insertion. 11 local.

Uitt. until ordered out. January, 1590. that to lay mains in all ditches opened the mains would exceed in length the II. Hillis, of Concordia, was in the amount contracted for.

Henee the coun city Tuesday. py New Year. cil, at its meetiDg Monday night, in FRY. E. B.

Towle inada business trip D. H. Ferguson is absent on a busi ness trip to Iowa. structed the builders of the works not to Talmo 2 IV" U7 ia i mi-r I put ia mains in that part of the city west James Auld is moving his family Hon. A.

D. Wilson, of Scandia, aid south of the Baptist church until to Concordia this week. was in the city Saturday. J. A.

Lacey made a business trip B. R. Hogin went to Kansas City the council further considered the matter and ordered the same put in. This mistake comes from taking the distances, WATCESS, CLOCKS JEWELRY, SI LV WAR Tuesday night on business. to Chester, Monday.

G. F. Sanford started Tuesday on a The new county officers commence as shewn on the city map, to be correct, their duties January 13, 1890. Hon. W.

A. Reeves, of Washing business trip to Kansas City. Watch Shively.the Tooth Extractor, on the street, Saturday, Jan. 11, 1890. Mr.

Whittemore, agent of the Rock Island, has returned from his eastern ton township, was in the city Saturday. which after accurate measurement Lave been found to be incorrect. The council seem determined to keep the cost of the entire plant within the original contract and will do so, although they will have put in, on the My Entire Stock of BOOKS, STATIONE RY Capt. Johnston has had two fine crayon portraits on exhibition in Mr. Harsh's store window this week.

trip and is again at the depot. CS at '-ft i i 1 i i li cfi "mm 1 1 AND- completion of the mains in all excava The hose was turned on tte dusty A watericg place at the tank has streets toaturday and did good work in Deen nxea up in place or tne old one tions in the city, except those west and south of the Baptist church, about 600 feet more than the original contract laying the dust. It was a mighty good which was taken away a few days ago, HOLIDAY GQODS Must Be Sold Out in the Next job. calls for. Tbe church and school bells were J.

E. McCullough left Monday morning for St. Joe to taka position as traveling salesman for one of the The council also made provssions for rung Tuesday night at 12 o'clock to let the people know that the old year was leading firms there the accurate measurment of all mains laid completion of the works, also the at the counting of hydrants and other fixtures that they may know exactly what has gone and the new year begun. T-v A number of our society ladie3 re ur. jarraoee now suDDorts a tiaw ceived callers Wednesday afternoon.

Net plug hat and it greatly improves his ap being, a society man we did not call and been put in and how it corresponds wi.h I will leave the City the first of the year arid -must sell MENtl ESTOCfC can give no report. the contract. pearance. We are glad to note this evidence of the doctor's "he Did Yon Hear About the 1 The A. O.

U. W. gave a very deserves it. pleasant dance Tuesday night at the op- I. A.

Anderson has retnrnel from house. We have not been alle to SCHOOL E2P0ET3. Report of the Rot Mound School, District 76: Total number enrolled for tha' past JAMES Colorado and will speud the winter in learn the net receipts to the lodge. Belleville. Jim knows a good town There is comfort for the man with month, 27; average daily attendance, 21.

a prematurely gray beaid ia Bucking A FULL LINE OF HAMPDEN and ELGEN and WALTHAM WATCHES. WATCH WORK SPECIALTY! LL I I -I-" W. M. CHILCOTT. ham Dye, because it never fails to col The school is graded the grammar, intermediate and primary are represent ed.

Ice following names have been or an even brown or Hack as may be when he sees it and so came back to the only greatest. James Auld moved his household furnituro to Concordia this morning. The many friends of Mr. and Mrs. Auld will regret to lose them, as they have always been very popular with our peo desired.

THE RACKET Holiday trade was Immense. Next year we wiii greet you with a clean new 0 John Crain has been driving the upon the roll of honor the past month. The last four mentbned were not in regular attendance: Ada, Char bioeti ci inoiiaay uooas, and from this IN THE on will continue to give you 'bus for Bert Taylor for the past few days. Bert has been spending the holi ley, Roy and Harry Chrysl Emma days with frionds in the southern part of BICES! -JA. iSSj ple.

The annual congregational meeting and reunion of the Belleville Presbyte the state. Married, At the Presbyterian BST-ON STAPLE AND FAFCY DRY GOODS. a Leach, Wildon Yaple, Willie Hummell, Archie and Guardie Bates, Mary Vale, Lillie Chism, Belle Cure, Homer Thomas, Roy Rose. Visitors cordially welcomed. MERCHANT TAILOR, 4h Door West of Amaricuu Exchange BanW.

BELLEVILLE, KAS. parsonage, Belleville, Jauary 1, rian church will be he'd in their place of worship, Friday, January 3, Boots, and Shots. Hals and CaDS. 1890, by Rev. Abram Steed.

Mr. Nor Pencils, at 7:60 p. m. Matters of interest will tauonery. Hardware, Tinw: re, Pccket Cutlerv.

Table Cuilerv. man Brnson, ot Delphos, Ohio, and G. E. Miller, Teacher. claim attention.

Glassware, Albums, Oil Paintings, Miss FuelJa Cloud, of Republic City, Work Baskets, Lunch Baskets, -The newly elected officers of the Kansas. Table Linen, Towels, Mittens, With increased stock ot harness goods, our trade still increasing, we have ccnsequently been bompelied to enlrge our sale room and shoo e2tra force of workmen, Because we have endeavored to give oufcustomers good goods at reasonable prices and our efforts have been fully appreciated. Call and see- Our complete line of robes and blankets just received. Oid Fellows lodge will be installed on Gloves, Hosiery, Ribbons, Laces, etc. JE In fact, all you want to cairy home for "fsSS Report of Union Valley school, closing December 20, 18S9 No.

attending this month, 5S. Average daily attendance, 50. Total Noot visitors to date, 31 The members of the M. E. church gavd their pastor, Rev.

Shackelford, a Monday night. There will be a sup Dk. J. M. LARRABEE, HOMEOPATH 1ST.

OOio Wt aiJo Square, oTor Robinson' Clothing ure. Itetidence In southwest part of city, ojposite Baptist chore. per at the Hotel Republic after the in surprise party Tuesday evening and pre stallation. A large number of visitors 1 sented him with about 815.00 in money besides a lot of necessary articles of cpn- are expected from neighboring towns Mrs. Fred Collins presented her s'derable value.

Merry Xmas eve. about 300 gathered and enjoyed receiving the valuable and useful presents. The teacher received two excellent gifts for which she will aun not, J. S. BlLLINCSLg IS THE who 'rlues the Born, Friday sight, to the wife of husband with an elegant Christmas present in the shape of two pretty girl SOUTH side 1 1 1 rea bourns, ot Uelleville, twin girls.

UNSELL PUBL SQUARE, j. Fl, care, and remember the date also her And buys you agood warm Jacket babies." Fred is out in the mountains Ye would be glad to extend congrat band of little students. for half the money that you pay ulations to Fred and smoke at his ex somewhere, but will come rushing home to see his present when ho hears the The total enrollment will soon reach i pense, but ho is at present in the new seventy. Can we hear of another school news. jwhen you call on and seltile another day.

FLOUR. FLOUR. FLOUR. FLOUR. state of Washington.

in the county with its equal About Whooping cough, croup, sore throat, The A. O. U. W. will soon move 100 other teachers should send in their Arbuthnot cfc Billlngsley, PMYSICIANS SURGONS Offics at th Billevillc Pharmacy.

CalU AttenJed Day or Xirht. ARCHITECT SUPERINTENDENT Belleville, Kansas. into tueir former lodge room in the reports. I get to hear from twenty- c4 One Cent Articles. Two Cent Articles.

sudaen colds, aud the lung troules peculiar to chidrcn, are easily controlled by promptly adniiuistering Ayer's Cherry Phoenix block. They have bought new five orthirty, also the Belleville school I I Eagle lead pencil, with rubber. carpet and will put their lodge room in which is in advance of other years. Pectoral. This remedy is safe to take, M-txiv iciiu wuuuui muuci, siatepenr.il.

pocket handkerchief, spool machine thread, paper En61ish needles, crochet needle, papers of pins, yard slik ribbon. paDeas caruet tanfcB Let us hear from pedagogues. elegant shape. We understand the Woodmen will also go in with them. certain in its action, and adapted to all i flnnnl si llf M.

E. Teacher. 4 sheets letter paper. a. en vfilertfis.

I am in receipt of a Car Load of 10 slate nenciis Marshal McTaggart was engaged A SuxcssftI Farm PaBsr lead DenBiis 2 paper carpet taeka. t-1 constitutions. There' was a largo crowd in the city Saturday and our merchants report 8 sheets letter Monday in fixing the watering trough in paper pins. Perhaps no other iournal wmt nf Vow 24 hair pins. 8 envelops.

tstLUI 1 t- LOUR such a manner as to keep it from freez AorK is so wen ana lavorablv knnwn amoDg the agricultural communities of ing. We failed to find a place fixed to Three Cent Articles. this country as The Prairie Farmer get water by the pailfull for house use. Closing of mail at Belleville Post-fle: East: U. P.

8.10 a. m. O.K. A East, 9.30 a. m.

and 7:30 p. ia. West: C. K. N.

4:30 p. m. 1 tc7PT O-anA HtfRCQ Four Cent Articles. which has been established at Chicago OF THE FOLLOWING POPULAR BRANDS Cold Coin, wuviVllH. nnol 1 fm varrl i'tvinrr cilV for the past fif'tv vears.

If this is not done there will be a grand roar. 4 pool best mochine thread. 1 Rrnnl hutlnn hnle twiat 3 spools button hole twist. .1 norlcpt handlcerrh it while the Indians still nop n. 3 podket handkerchiefs.

15; slate pencils. 6 lead pencils. pied a part of the site of th -The water works was tried Wed a yaiai linen wecuess luce. 2 varde silk ribbon. 1 pie tin, .1 tin cup.

magnificent metropolis bv Laic busicess more lively than common. With the amount of money from the large amount of corn that is being marketed farmers feel rich and are spending the most of it in tho city, Charles Gebhart, who at one time worked here but afterwards went to Colorado, has been spending a few days on his way to Germany. Charlie made a cold blooded $10,000 in cash, besides considerable mining property that is Standard 2 cakes toilet'soap. nesday afternoon from the fire plugs on t. 5 Tianers nine.

specie purse, sauce pan, wash howl. gau, mat journal nas witnessed the rap- 3 bcxes shoe blacking, UNION PACIFIC TIME TABLE Lkatc: raswngcr Train, 33a, at 8:40 A. M. Lzayc: Accomodation, a 56, at M. Aiy: Train, aji.at 7:00 P.

if. Aaajvi: Accomodation, 335, at P. M. H.J. CURROUGU, Agent, the square and streams of water thrown nearly one hundred feet into the ai.

13000 tooth ricks. supernne rea ana Dluc peneil. 1 mucilagre. i bottle Thomas' ink. iu sinaes iaKen Dy tuis wondertul West.

It has chronicled particularly the unprecedented ad vaDCe in the varinnst Ro.i. Anchor. The works are now all completed with the exception ot laying some of the ARTICES, Trains on the Rock Island now ences pertaining to the Agriculture of the country, and is entitled to credit for much hf this advancement from the valuable main pipe which has not yet been re 24 sheets letter paper. I will retail any of the above brands yielding well, no will be gone to Ger ceived. 24 envelopes.

intormation in its columns. The Prairie Farmer has hpen tha fa leaves and arrives as follows: ftiAVi: Heat, a.m., and if.a r. M. Aaaivs from the East, 4:53 a. and p.

1.bav Wot, a. 11. and 8:35 r. M. 12 lead pencils, 2K slate pencils.

Take Notice. The books of B. Beames are in my glass jelly dish, glass sugar bowl, pair hose, covered tin pail, neck tie. gold collar button, sleeve button, scarf, button. vorite paper of farmers and others for over two generations.

To tht 1 many a couple months. The new church will be dedicated next Sunday. Services will be held Saturday Sunday and Sunday loo hair pins, in case. wixmesaie prices. EVERY SACK GUARANTEED.

E. A. HALLO WELL hands for collection and must be closed 5 boxes shoe blacking. learned from it in childhood, many of Go to Cbapin for Chrigtmas goods 1 bandana handkerchief. at once.

All persons knowing them tne Dest larmers ot to-day acknowledge night at usual hours. Elder Riins, of I glass butter disl Silver tea setts and silver water setts selves indebted to same will call at once at Haney's. iucix giuwmue. j.ue nigu and representative character of the paper is well -1 Topeka, will conduct the Services. Meet ings will be carried on for several nisrhts and save expense.

FLOUR. FLOUR. FLOUR. FLOUR Ladies and gente gold watches at J. F.

Flannery, Agent, buown in tne lact that wide-awake agriculturists of foreign land3 read it to keep .1 -i I We Sell the best School Shoe in the city for. The publio is-iuvited to attend all of our DIAL ipi.io worth 51.50. A few Over Coats to close When the blood is impure, thick, out at cost. RACKET PRICES. V.

U. Haney's. For gents fide shoes go to tne Star Clothing House services. J. II.

Speer, Pastor. A.CASD OF THANKS. and sluggish, or thin and impoverished, posteu on tne agriculture ot the Central United States. Europe, Australia. South Africa, India, Japan and the Southern Americas haye known its weekly visits BELLEHLLE BANK, F.

We desire to return our thanks to our there can be no health. With these conditions, all the functions of the body N. WOODWARD. HARDY BLOCK: Silverware and jewelry suitable for many customers for their liberal pat iui ears. Always a fearless and Dotent ad FRED SCHRSARYE, Maoufabturer ef JPIIVE CIGrARS.

Eetail Dealersl all kinds of holiday presents at Haney's. are impaired, and the lesult is a variety Phcbnix Block, Bkllbvii.le,Kansa5. Trassacts Genera Eankfsa1 ronage since we have been business of the natural and rtavelnnAd intomoto r.p of dangerous complications. The best Twe now crates of queens ware just We have sold cut our entire stock to I tue larmer and nis home, it is tn-rfav the. remedy is Ayer's Sarsaparilla.

Prompt attention givea to CellectlonB Walter W. Evans, and we believe our ueieruunea opponent ot the many trusts, received at Chapin grocery store. $1.85 buys a fine calf shoe for feats at the Star Clothing House. friends will find him worthy of monopolies and syndicates formed to op Entrusted to us. Buy and Selljereign and BomestlcEzchange English Spavin Liniment removes all hard, soft, or calloused lumps and sxomo chew tobaccj fullest confidence.

press the nation's producers. "Enlight enment" is Its Motto and thn blemishes from horses, blood spavin, Also Smoking! Articles. Cem nri Hand aewed calf shoes for gents for i McCcxLouGH Bros. Look out for the Magnetic Tooth curbs, splints, sweeney, ring-bone, stifle CORBHai'UNDENTS Bank of Kansas City, Kansas City, Mo Fourth National Bank New York City givd us a call. We hive larmers movements have know the un-stunted aid of its columns.

Extractors and Dentists. They will be 23 The Prairie Farmer is deserving nf S.G. STOVER. r. PF.RRV sprains, all swollen throats, coughs, etc.

Save $50 by use of one bottle. Warranted. Sold G. W. Collins, President.

Vice President. me trreac patronage it emovs. and tnrm at the Hotel Republic January 11, 12, S.C.CBUMMER. Cashier. ers evervwhere who dn nnf.

road 13, 14 and 15. Dr. L. L. Shively and should send to The Prairie Farmer wife are so well known here that they J- A.

LACEY, rub 150 Monroe St, Chicago, for a specimen copy. I will buy all kinds of furs and need no introduction to the people of lUMBEECOMPAiYY Day the highest market nrfro for minlr Different Kinds SMOKHSTG and CHEWTJSTQ-' fr! TOBACCO. Enough to suit everybody. Our Oij Belleville. Remember, be is known as the Extractor.

"Watch him 1. THE EAST SIDE EASES? Always keeps' on hand a sunplv of fresh skunk, coon, otter, beaver, wolf, house cats. skins to be stretched 'and tail bone to be removed. Skins to be olosely and see that he does just as he claims. bread, buns, cakes, pies, etc.

Lunch (Successors to Belleville Lumber Company.) ON COMMERCIAL STREET. room in connection. Fresh oysters serv Collection, delivered at Harkin's butcher shop in Died, In Belleville, Friday evening, ed all styles. Have just received a Phenix block in Belleville. Garry a Full and Complete Line of all gars are tresh confectionery, nuts, crackers.

Abstract Offics. secern Der z(, isau, jonn aged about 28 years. Mr. Price had been sick with the Kinds of Johk B. Settle.

STBAYED OS STOLEN cheese, canned goods, oranges, lemon3, THE BEST dates, figs, Kotar? Public and Justice of the Peace, From the undersigned, living in Free consumption for a nufter of years and for the last three years has been uablo $3.75 at the Star Clothing House. Curl's All Healing for sale by Try a bottle. Warranted. The Star Clothing House has received a fine line of gonta. boots and ihoes.

IMMENSE BARGAINS IN LADIES WRAPS AT HOSTETLER CASPER'S Make your wife or your best girl a present. You will find just what you want at C. II. Haney's. Save money by trading at nostst-ler Casper's and get an Oil Painting or Encyclopedia FREE I QTfID Whea you get to I Ul I Hostclter Casper's and see the bargains before you buy.

Gold pins, cuff buttons, silver castors or anything else you want you can find at Haney's, GREAT BARGAINS IN LADIES WRAPS AT HOSTETLER CASPER'S. Take your eggs to G. A. Chapin'a and get the cash for them. He is the only aaan in town that pays cash for Itch, mange and scratches on hu I our patronage is respectfully so Iicited.

E. M. Brown. Room No. 1 in Phenix 'Block, over dom township, eight miles northwest of Belleville, on the night of December 24, two mares- one black, with a white iLHM Belleville Bank.

Belleville, Kansas. 'IN TOWN. THEY ARB ALL MADE OUT OP PURE TOBACCO No chemical flavor put in it. Nana bat the best and scientific workmen stripe in the forehead, five years old; to do any work and has been supported by he Masonic lodge of which he was a worthy member. He was buried by the lodge Sunday afternoon with Masonic honors.

One brother who lives at Table Rock, was present at the funeral. INCLUDING the other a bay, four years old, with white face and a split in tho right ear. Any information that will lead to their recovery will be suitably rewarded. FARMERS, ATTIM! Dry Oak, Walnut and Poplar, LATHESHINGLES, Frank Rust. -I am going out west i grow up SASH; DOORS, BLINDS, 1 MM MOULDIMGS.

CSMENT, HAIR. PLASTER with the country, and as the merchants say, shall make ni closing out sale. I will sell all my Belleville property, consisting of my residence, the residence known as the Dillon property, 100 choice And everything for building pur- poses tney are selling NOTICE. Tb annual meeting of the Republic County Mutual Fire Insurance company will be held at the court house in. Belleville, on Saturday, January 7, 1890, at 1 o'clock, for the election of five directors in plaoe of John G.

Rich, J. D. Black, Wm. Gooch and James P. Ball, whose terms of office expire on that day, and for the transaction of such other business as may properly come before the meeting.

"All members of the company aro requested to attend, and the farmers ot the county are generally also invited. O. Savage, Secretary, lots ia Hogins addition to the city of If you are in need of funds and wish to maks a loan on tbe most liberal terms, call On the undersign ned. 17. II.

DELL, 4th door north of the FSrst National Bank, Belleville, Kans. man or animals cured in thirty minutes Woolford'a Sanitary Lotion. Sold by Cheaper than the Cheaj-est, CisAn CuppHT 30 Cts. per b. 15 cts.

per fcsl pound. We solicit your patronage. We guarantee satisfaction. in every respect. Give us a trial and be ooorinocd.

Respectfully Yours, F. SCHMARYE South sibe of the lustre, doci ewt of post office, CONSUMPfl" 1G. W. ColliM, Druggist. 1-1 We invite everybody to call and exrmine our material and Belleville, some desirable business property in Belleville, alfo some farming lands and $46,000 worth ot stock in the Northern Tier Town and Land company.

The above is a candid statement and I will give purchasers great bargains in any of my property. B. R. Hoqin. It has nermr aentlv cured TTtorrsAXiw of oases preq)unoed by doctors hope UK OALE.

Two good business lots on North Commercial street, Southeast corner of felsok 70. Call al thir ofQee, prices before buying. FOSTER Ltir.lDER GO. less, xx yoa nave premonitory symptoms, such as Cough, Difficulty of Breathing, Ac, don't delay, but use PISCVS CURB FOR CONSUMPTION immediately. S( roggista.

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