The White Cloud Review from White Cloud, Kansas • 1

witte 1 VOLUME II. DUMBER WHITE CLOUD, KANSAS, FRIDAY, NOV. 2q, i88g. it 41P lip tbegos. tarn: PLAIN OUR SOCIAL DIRECTORY.

CITT OFFICERS. Mayer Geo. W. Westfall. Police Judge 0.

0. Whitney. Clerk Ct H. Wakefield. Treasurer John Harpster.

fHt.v Marshal Will. Drum. Councilman Nathan Springer, George Sul livan, J. 3. McAllster, Mra.

Annie K.eni, airs. Belle By an. "TKNTY-THIRD JUDICIAL DISTRIOT, 'jf Udge B. C. Bassett.

LADES' V' COUNTY OFFIOEKS. fecrtimisslonera-CLoland, chairmanj nmti' jSdwards, P. Manville. I pi Measurer Samuel Johnson. tfc BROCADED.

A. C. STEELE, FashionableBarber Work neatly anplcheerfullydone Ladies1 anl CMldrens Bair Um i AnU donfc the m8t approved 'manner. Shop at City Hotel. J.

H. McCAUHEY, bysician Surgeon. rKFt''K COBMIK THUD AMD MAIN TliKKT. Culls promptly attpniW day or night. liuom No.

2, City Hotel. M.S. MAUGK DEALER IN BOOTS AND SHOES, Overalls. Gloves, 1IOSIERY, SniBl r.uivi.'j Groceries, AND PROVISIONS iveLumber At the SAW MILL ON THE Call and Get Prices. BEN FRANKLIN, Prop.

Job work of every description dene promptly and neatly at the Rkviiw. at city prices. If you are sick call on E. J. Newlla) pamphlet concerning Wm.

Rad-ams' Microbe Killer. It always eurea taken In time AND ICTrfl 1) L. J. Pierce, of Atchison, now has barge of Dr S. VV.

Durante dang store Ths Best Irssh Oysters-Stewed Fried, Haw or by the Can at Stanley's Franklin Taylor sold the rest of their auoles. about two car loads, thi week. Wanted A- bright young man to earn telegraphy. Apply soon, at B. M.

depot, Mrs. Patrick Dunleavey has been very sick this week, but w4 aro, pleased to learn tlmt she is now a little better. Dick Ul and family come over from Kijjelow Missouri. Wednesday, to spend Thanksgiving with his parents. Art Birher uiul a man namad Thorpe had a littln "scrap" the other day Judging from Art's fnen a person would think lightning had struck him bird Milo Williams line returned from three weeks viiit to Oklahoma.

He is well pleased with the country he did nof see any of tti9 "formerly of White Cloud" folks, A preventive ioi croup. nere longer exists any doubt but croup cui be prevented. True croup never appears without a warning, and if Chamberlain" Cough Remedy is given as directed as scon as the first Indication of croup ap pears, it will invariably disepl all symp torn of the disease. This can always be dune if it is kept at hand. 50 cent and ne dollar bottles for sale by JDr.

S. Durant. Keller the boss butch ers, for all kinds of meats. Tliis is to call your attention to the tact that White Cloud has a Jeweller as is a Jeweller And he will repair your clock, watches, In a manner that cannot be beatl Or, ho will se.l yon ii0v goods at prices that will satisfy you. Wanted, to Buy all Kinds of Fruits, for which we will Pay the HigJiest Prices Franklin Taylor.

If you know an item of news, of in terest to yourself or anybody else, don't backward about bringing it in. We hero to run a nwpspr, and It is possible for any wan to every thing. Call on X.J. Newllrt forDr.Dunlop's elelrsted medicines. If your watch or clock don't keep good tlsae, take tt to C.

Osgood, and he make (tail right. All work war ranted. CLOTHS, rail iffift Itnli n. JOHN C. SANDERS, "Editor and Publisher.

TERMS: ONE YEAR 1 50 SIX MONTHS 1 THRBB MONHS 40 Sjbf Entered ntthePostotTice 8t White Cloud, Kansas, for transmission through the U. S. mail as matter of the Second Class. B. A M.

TIME TABLE. Passen gev-AVest ..10:80 A.M. -Kast rsonthl 50 P.M. Freight-West North Ksi4t rsont 111. t-West North 0 P.

1 V. Al J. K. MCCAII A iigm LOCAL ITEMS. Geo.

Burkhalter visited St. Joe this week. M. 9. Manck lias a fine line of Christ mas goods on hand.

Joe Taylor, one of our subitnmial (armors, raised 40,000 bushels of com this fall. Mrs. B. W. Andersan went to M.

Joe the first of the week and laid in a supply of holiday goods. The cholera has broke out among the hogs of this vicltiity, Several farmers have sustained losses. We have secured a good correspond ent from Highland, who will keep our 1 rparlnrs nosted on the news irui mm place hereafter. Miss Kitty Moore (or Marmaduke) polared. whe was seduced by 'Squire Tarrls, gave birth to a baby boy Holiday of this week.

Mrs. H. F. Shaner.Jof Chicage, and Mrs. A.

R. Spaulding, of Seneca, are here this week, being called to the bed side of their mother Mrs. Dunleavey. Diid-On Thursday, Nov. 28, 1889, Harry, the little son tt Mr.

and Mrs, W. N. Pierce. Harry had been sick for several mouths with spinal disease. The funeral will beheld faturday.

Albert G. Steele, who has been bar- beringin Mound City, Missouri, has sieved to this place and is now running a shop In the Ulty noiei, aim i IS-. prepared to do all kinds of work in his lne. See his card elsewhere. Wo lesrn two brothers by the nsme of Myers, living not far frem Oregon, went out a few days ago to kill a beef.

One of the brothers snoi tne oeei aud the bullet struck the horn, glanced, aud killed the other brother. Miss Daisy Ortoo came up from Law. rence weanesoay nigm, nim Thanksgiving with her mother and friends. She reports all the watte Cloud students at Lawrence as deing ii. The will be hd Christmas.

None of tU Washburn students cam horns, BROAD ho are not will Ben Franklin's little son. who has been sick for some time, suflered a r' lapse this week, Wednesday evening, about 6 o'clock, a blaze was discovered coming out ol the roof of the mill. All hands rushed to the buckets, the barrels were well filled with' water and by energetic work ih.fl.m,.,JII,l,,.ini.h Arthur nan purchased John Cash's restaurant and confectionary, and added a good utock of cigars, tobaccos, candies, etc. He now keeps in stock a good line of confections, pies, cake, cheese, bologna, for lunch, and champagne, crab apple and other varieties of cider, besides the best of cigars and tobaccos. Drop in and see him when you want anything in his line.

Near Fortesque, Holt county last Tuesday. James Newland, a broth er of "Joe" Newlniid. our fownsmnn wont to Mound City on business. Re turning late at night, his wife informed him that his UK'tir-ln-lmv, named Mitchel, who whs uoraing for Newland. dah shamefully innltrd her.

He told her bo would kill him on sight. He then loaded both barrels of his gun with gooseshot and started in pursuit. About 4 o'sloek Wednesday morning lie came upon him and as Mitchel started to run JSewland hred both barrels into bin, then went to Mound City and gave him selt up. Mitchel was yet alive at last acccuuts. CASHid for HIDES and FURS, at Keller Bros.

WOOD. We would be very much obliged I our subscribers who have promised us wood on subscription would bring it in as we need it, Nice, tender juicy steaks, roasts, at Keller Bros. Keller Bros, par cash for chickens and turkeys. WANTED All parties know- ing themselves indebU edto me for lumber to call and settle at once. BEN FRANKLIN.

Blanks for road overseers, ootistabl notices, eto.etc, (or sale at this office- cheap as anywhere In the state. and for District uouri E.J a. otuhui of Deeds-J. V. Hampaon.

John Deveronx. ton nty Attorney A. S. Brewster, lounty Superintendent A. B.

Graves. It proner Bout. Diusmore. Irveyor Henry Hills. Kepresentative, Doniphan county J.

i. Williamson. TOWNSHIP. Trustee H. V.

I'artch. Clerk B. Harness. Treasurer-O. H.

Waktfleld. Justice of the Whitney. Constable J. Sloane. SCHOOL BOARD, Dtreetor-A.

S. Brewster. Clerk C. W.Shieve. Treasurer M.

S. Mauck. CONG RESSION AL. U. 8.

Senators John J. Ingalls and Pres- Oongress'inan, First District K. N. MoirUI. CHURCHES.

M. E. Churcu-Kev. J. Trezlse, Services every alternate Sabbath, meeting every Thursday evening.

pastor Prayer X.O.O.T. WhiitUloudlodge, No. 6-Mees very Saturday evening C. H. WAKKFIELD, SeC.

THEJMAIL. Mall at White Cloud Arrive Depart as The rColumbus and Atchi eon Route). Hum ii tg No. 72 6:00 r. Man lor train closes twenty minutei be jciiiinulo time.

hits Clou and Forest City Ksok lint. .11:00 A. M. Arrives. P.

U. Office pen on Sunday trom 9 to 9:90 Aj PHIL KELLY, Postmaster, gurus Killt, Asslaunt Postmaster. CTT THE DC01Y Th Urge, beautiful, uieful WEEKL 1 Orange Judd Farmer, Edited by Orange Judd. Plain, rraotlcal. Reliable In Itermation for the Farm; for Live Stock vinilo! tar the Dairy: for HorU- gulture, tncludtn the Garden, FruiU, riowera.

Destructive Insects, etc. for Bonsekeepara for Children and Youth Mnrttec Keuons. iuo Kn1tu for poople." A rand weekly Journal Jof Every Country and Village HOME. ANT ITi TOUR MBS ANTS IT YOURBOffl AND 0IRL8, (LABO AID SMALL) ANT IT! OB CaiAMST J0UBKAI. THI WOEL tXti Uto accounl lu QUtr, 81m (If.