The Galva Times from Galva, Kansas • 1

1- Galva "FT -3 Ji 1. VOL. 1. GALVA, KANSAS, SATURDAY, NOVEMBER, 17, 1888. NO.

18. KKTIH IT1! iTT jCPk nsk ik am i Bin 1 it Are Wfea ym Pesiie Lmk For. 215 217 Mm ill fl II 1 Eli kSI 3VLC Now ha 08 to testify that they are giving iuoney. We have an immense the most good Tfss Galva Times. Published Every Saturday Morning.

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N. GOING WEST. and Express 0:44 p. m. Kxpj-ess.

Freight 11:20 a. m. (JOING EAST. Express 11:20 r. m.

Mail and Express 9:53 a. m. Freight 3:25 p. m. Freights daily except Sunday.

The Great Rock Island Route having reached Qonver and Colorado Springs, we can now ticket passengers to all western as well as eastern points. Any information the traveling public may desire will be idieerfully given. Haury S. Maddox, Agent. John Suhastian, G.

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GOING WKKT. Mail and Express 0:35 A. m. Freight Aocom 2:27 p.m. GOING EAST.

Mail and Express i si. Freight and Acconi 1:20 p. m. 'Through witches between Galva ind Kansas City. Through tickets Ut all points in the United States or panada on short notice.

All information in regard to railroad business cheerfully given. F. -S. Agent. Opens the fall campaign witli a ringing speech to the people of McPherson county whore to get the most goods for the least money.

The Hub offers good suits at $3.09 worth 7.50; better suits at $1.75 worth 9.50; fine suits at $8.77 worth 12.50; fine dress suits, good enough to get married in, $12.50 worth 20.00j overcoats for men from $2.15 to 9.50, worth double the amount, Gents furuishing goods, hats, caps, trunks and valises in all qualities to suit the smallest pocketbook. Boots and shoes for men, boys and children at lowest prices. Cut this out, bring it to us and we will show you through our establishment whether you wish to purchase or not. Remember with every dollar's worth of goods you buy, you receive one chance in two grand prizes to be drawn Deo. 31, at 8 p.

m. First prize, one parlor set of 0 pieces; second prize, one bedroom set. Both are on exhibition at our store. It pays to trade at The Hub Clothing House, LEADERS IN LOW PRICES. stock and are sell it out.

To do it, these hard times, we know we must make prices do it. We have bought this large stock in a way that we can and will give large reductions on prices, and we feel assured that the people appreciate the low prices that we are making, from the rush wo are having, cutting and tying up goods. Our line of dress goods is largo and we are giving from 10 to 25 cents per yard off of regular prices; from 10 to 25 cents per yard on flannels; from to $8 on suits, line good; from $2 to $8 on overcoats, line good; from $2 to $10 on ladies wraps, line large and fine; from 50 cents to $1 on shoes, line very fine; from 50 cents to 1.50 on boots, line very fine. Everything in like proportion. You only have to como and see to bo convinced that wo still mean business.

No humbusr. O. White this week made a for an imposing stone for the Ti.Mt;s, and we speak of it for the reason that it is as good as we could have obtained if wo had sunt to a factory at Chicago or Now York, If you need any kind of woodwork done, or repairing, call on Mr. White and ho will do it as neatly and cheaply as you can have it done anywhere. Some new and unique designs in niching at Abercrombie Russell's.

Next Thursday a week, the 29th, is Thanksgiving. Don't forget, while you prepare your turkey and other good things, that perhaps someone you know of may have hardly enough of the bare necessities ol'lifo, and see whether out of your abundance you cannot spare a share. You'll never regret it, and your own turkey will taste a great deal better on account of it. Try some of that fine Vermont maple syrup, at Fiuklo's. Harry Maddox, the genial young niau who has taken Mr.

Ecker's position as agent for the Rock Island, arrived from McPherson Monday and at. once assumed the duties of the office. We feel assured Mr. will give entire satisfaction to the business men and public and that the Rock Island business will not depreciate any under his management. Abercrombie Russell have just received a large stock of overcoats of all qualities and sizes which they will sell you just as cheap as anyone iii the county.

There are coats for the farmer, the business man and dude. You can't help but be pleased in quality, style and prices. Call in and look at them. We have a complete stock of winter caps. J.

C. Mer. Co. Have you seen the pretty toboggan caps for ladies at Abercrombie it Russell's? The boys all like them because their best girl isn't afraid then of "mussing up" her hair when she rests her head in the vicinity of the top button of their coat. Mall, Bisbop 1 1 iiiill hmh Block.

a IsT. PIHKLE, (Successor to Finkxe Wiles.) DEALER in GEE RAL MERCHANDI SE 1 have constantly on hand a fine, selected stock of G-IROaEIRIES That I am selling at Bottom Figures for CASH. Methodist Church. Services morning and evening on the first and third Sundays of each month; Sabbath school every Sunday at ten o'clock. W.

11. Ganvaway, Special Offer. To all paying $1.00 before the first of December we will credit one year's subscription to the Times. This applies to delinquent as well as new subscribers. Pay now and takf advantage of the cut in prices, as after the 1st of the month the price will be as usual.

Thrown From Her Horse. Tuesday afternoon as Mrs. Arch Glover was coming to town, horseback, her horse became frightened and threw her off. Her dress becoming entangled on the horn of the saddle, she was dragged some distance, though how far she does not know, as she lost consciousness as soon as she fell to the ground. When she recovered she made her way to the residence of Robt.

Jennings, where medical attendance was at once summoned. It was found upon examination the horse had evidently kicked her on the head, as a cut nearly four inches long on the crown of her head had laid the scalp open. Her left ankle was bruised considerably. Happily no bones were broken and at present she is recovering as rapidly as could be expected. Notice.

All parties who have been indebted to us a year or more are requested to call and settle. Abkrcrombie it Russell. in and see and A Big Scandal Would hardly create more com-, motion than the interest the ladies are taking in the new goods received this week at Abercrombie it Russell's. Those pretty toboggan caps in the show case seem to take everybody's eye. Don't think that's all they've got, because if you'll ask for some other style you'll find dozens of other ones laying before you in a few moments.

Their line of nubias, boas, hoods, gloves, handkerchiefs, hosiery and underwear can't be surpassed for price and quality in the county. Then there's shoes, rubbers and arctics, and dress goods and trimmings, and corsets and bustles. Just what the latter two articles are used for we haven't the slightest idea, but Abercrombie says they are all right and can't be beat anywhere. Then for the gentlemen, there are mufflers, the Roman or Oscar Wilde tie, silk handkerchiefs, gloves of all kinds, hose, neckwear, underwear, fine wool dress shirts, and anything else you want. You will find goods just as cheap here as at McPherson, or elsewhere, and the quality oftentimes better.

It won't cost you a cent to call in and look at the stock. ma warn Ball's circle hip corset at Abercrombie Russell's. The story-and-a-half frame house on Main street, until recently the residence of Dr. Thomson, belonging to Scott Allen, has been sold to Win. Kirkpatrick, and the latter has moved it onto his lot further DEALER l.

Hardware; Stoyes Tinware, Farm Basil lire, Gentlemen's large silk handkerchiefs and mufflers beautiful designs and colors, very low at Abercrombie it Russell's lass! News. See O. Ilannberg's jewelry adv. Election news on second and third page. We meet all competition.

J. C. Mer. Co. Fresh trout only 10 cents a pound, at Tinkle's.

Chas. Hillabold of Canton spent last Sunday in Galva. Have you noticed Hall, Bishop Whittinghill's new Zephyr hoods, nubias, boas, at Abercrombie Wagons, Buggies, Etc. Agent for the Argentine and Standard Mowers and Grndeteur Plows. The President's Message.

The inaugural address of the Great Rock Island Route, the Chi down the street. A good line of clothing at cost at J. it C. Mer. Co.

McPherson republicans celebrated the election of Harrison and Morton Wednesday evening with fireworks, canonading, speechmak-ing, and a general hurrah. A number of people from Galva and Canton attended. If you wear a bustle, see the "Darling" at Abercrombie it Russell's only 25 cents. Extra line trout at Finkle's, 10 cents a pound. Six bars Kirk's soap for twenty- Mrs.

Jas. Ells, who has been visiting with Mr. and Mrs. J. E.

Ells for several weeks, was called to Lake Benton, her home, Wednesday on account of the serious illness of her father. GAHS6H, PROPRIETORS OF Beautiful silk handkerchiefs for ladies, in various soft shades, at Abercrombie it Russell's. cago, Kansas Nebraska railway, is to announce that, on Nov. 18, solid vestibule trains will be run between Chicago and Denver, Colorado Springs and Pueblo without change, making close connections at the above points with all trains for Salt Lake, Los Angeles, San Francisco, Portland, Oregon and all points west; and at Kansas City and St Joseph eastward for Chicago, St Louis and all points north and south. These royal trains consisting of Pullman sleeping cars, restful re I Sale Stable lalva Livery, Feed live cents at Abercrombie it Russell's Win.

Newmeyer is kept busy every day and evening making boots and shoes and doing repairing. He does work at low prices and guarantees to give satisfaction. Give him a call. Clothing at cost at J. C.

Mer. Co. Have some of the finest turnouts in the County. Hones bought and sold. Do a general livery business, Give us a calL 1 1 4 clining thair cars and magnificently furnished day coaches were built expressly for this service by the Pullman company and are without question the handsomest ever turned out by that famous establishment.

The reclining chair cars spoken of are free to all holders of first class tickets and a courteous attendant KNOWLES WYM-AJST, IN I. fnrlimnon 8. Phnminoln nnnrn im. It. Mrs.

Dr. Thomson visited with relatives south of town last Saturday and Sunday. New Vermont maple syrup, just the thing for your hot cakes these mornings, at Finkle's. J. N.

Barbee, representing the Hutchinson Daily News, was in town a few hours Wednesday. See our big line of ladies', misses' and children's woolen hose, J. C. Mer. Co.

Henry Martin returned from his visit to Ness City last Monday looking much improved by the trip. The Santa Fe now has a fine reclining chair car attached to their mail trains, through to Kansas City. All-wool double blankets in vari-. ous colors, and a fine line of comforts, cheap, at Abercrombie Russell's. G.

W. Ecker left for Enterprise Monday to enter upon his duties as agent for the Rock Island road at that point. Ladies' collars, cuffs, gloves, hosiery, fine slippers, shoes, rubbers, overshoes, just received at Abercrombie Russell's. The Rock Island continues running extra stock trains east daily. This road seems to take the lead in the cattle business at present.

A fine line of ladies' medicated red and white flannel and camel's hair pants and vests, just received At Abercrombie Russell's. it FAIiOY aad TOILET ARTICLES Paints, Oils, Dyes, and everything generally kept in a flmt-class drug store. PHYSICIANS' PRESCRIPTIONS CAREFULLY COMPOUNDED. $1.00 The Rock Island's New Time-Table. A new time-table goes into effect to-morrow on the Rock Island road.

The west-bound mail and express that arrives at 5:52 p. will reach here fifty-two minutes later. The west-bound express which arrives at 4:37 a. remains unchanged. The west-bound freight that makes such a struggle daily, except Sunday, to get in from two to six hours after schedule time, 10:38 a.

will now be given forty-two minutes longer to reach here. The mail and express going east in the morning will arrive here at 9:53, forty-five minutes earlier, the night express at 11:20, seventeen minutes later, while the freight that arrives from the west at 1 :40 in the afternoon, or somewhere in that neighborhood, will' attempt to come in on time every day, except Sunday, at 3:25. The passenger train service on the Rock Island is splendid, and trains are nearly always on time, but the freights well, they arrive here when they get here. will be found with every car to attend to the wants of our patrons. Ask your nearest ticket agent for a ticket via the Great Rock Island Route, or write to Jno.

Sebastian G. T. P. Topeka, Kas. Going Up.

A No. 1 flour for $1.40 at Abercrombie Russell's. Now is the time to lay in a supply, before it goes any higher. Bring in your big iron dollar and pay for a year's subscription to the Times. If you haven't time, just 6end word and we'll send a dray down after it.

TJIsTTIXj 3DEG. 1, Until Gasesife 1st. The "Darling" bustle necessary for the health and comfort of all well-regulated families 25 cents, at Abercrombie Russell's. US:.