The Galva Times from Galva, Kansas • 3

To Mr. Shirk we say ''thank you" Old paper) at the Time office, 15 The Galva Time cents per hundred. in our most polite manner, I KM Frod Gateka sold a ear load of logs to M. Prentice Wednesday, LOST. Between Galva and Bon published Every Friday Morning.

FRIDAY, JULY 5, 1889. Hasna Miller Publishers. Long erperionco has tought us that it is not good business carry goods over from ono Keason to another; Consequently, will from thin date, make large reductions below our low prices on Starke', a littlo gossimer sack con-trining a crochet ueedlo and some crochet work. Finder will leave same at this ollico. FOR "JCUE-IE Bi'o.

Davis, of the Canton Repub Sai'tas, Lara, Gingharas, Batista, lican, took out all tho spots last week and gave it to us in tine shape Quite a number of binders were running last Sunday. I supposo they put it in tho necessity oolumn. A Mrs. Garland, of Wellington, ban the distinction of making the first loaf of broad from 183!) wheat. We have got any thiug you can find in a general store' Como and see and get prices at A.

R's. Sam Steiner, of Lyons, was on our streets Monday. An Emporia tombstono man ban been in town several days making sales of tombstones to eevoral parties. A. M.

Colhver and family spent Wednesday with tho family of R. A. Dupree at Klyria. intended to talk back, but our christian spirit(?) says don't. Ioe cream every Saturday at A- J.

TIME TABLE. C. R. I. P.

ftOISQ WHHT. Mali and Express 0:8.0 p.m. kxpreu 4:5:1 a.m. IJjiproBi ..11:1 4 v.m. Ilail and Erpross 0:30 a.

m. freight. Coupon tiokotu for all points in Dielman. Fans, Parasols, B. F.

Humble, of Spring Valley, rata im mi was in town Monday circulating a petition to have his boy released from Hutchinson jail. It was sign ed by many of the prominent men of the county. IT IS THE And in fact all linos of Spring and Summer goods, too numerous, to mention. We are going to clear our stock if prices wiU cell them, in order to make room for Fall and Winter good-i, Como at ouou and get BARGAINS. We mean business, anti we meau all we say, when we say we can, and will, give Grand! Bargains in our line of Men's and Boy's Our stock of boots and shoes is largo and good.

Our line in Ladie's, Misse's. and Children's shoes is large and good. Sue our stock before, buying elsewharc. SLXS STORE Kansas City has 120 miles of street railway including all kirwls. and thore is invested in the same, $19,000,000.

Ioe cold lemonade and milk shake with finest flavors at Djelruans. Thos. Hull and daughter, Mrs. H. A.

W. Linow, came down from iJije United States and uanaua, on hand. v. 4but 8. Ma.ddox, Agent.

Johw SsnASTiAsr, Q. T. P. A. A.

S. F. aOIGWE8T. Wrought and Aoooiri 11:55 A. m.

tail and Express 7:17 GOING BAST. Mail and Express 9:35 a. m. freight and Aoeom 2 :35 v. m.

Through coaches between Galva New calico at A. R's. Try L. F. Spore's new cigar.

Tho Institute was well attended Sunday at Empire and nil enjoyed themselves much. No doubt the 8eoretary will furnish us an accurate account of the amc. The 4th of July is coming, everv express train reminds us of the fact for from one to fivo cases or kegs are put off at all the littlo stations Lyons Wodnesday to epyud the 4th with menus at Galva. 114 mm I lain sgssnd dear mih LOCAL NEWS PAPER in tie county. S5ISS0RIPTI0H PK G.

W. Ilanna and wife spent the 4th at Ellinwood with his brother, mfaum, O. M. Ilanna. We mean 'cases and keg.s of 4th of All kiuds of farm machinery at July.

as. McVeigh's, How about that job work you were wanting. Give the Times of Kd Swanders Bays ho has cut his oats but has not begun his wheat fice-tflchanou and you will get nice vet. Just the revorse with most farmers, as a general thing, wheat work. Kansas Citv's ball club oan plav is tho first.

nd Kansas City. Through tickets ib all points in the United States or Canada on short All in-tbrmation in regard to raProad business carefully given. F. S. Kingdon, Agent.

Presbyterian Church. Servioes mprning and evening on ihe eooond and fourth Sundays of sfech month; school every Sunday at ten o'clock. W. H. Lloyd, Pastor.

ball a littlo on their home ground, Michigan salt $1.50 at A. RV. Notice. All parties knowing thoruselvt-s indebted to us, please call and i-, tie either by cash or noto. Wehavn waited on you, now please roturu the favor by a fiottlemaut.

AHKECOOMB(I) RUHPKLL. The young population of our city spent Sunday evening at John but away from home they are strict sons grove. Ihey report a jolly ly JS i. Mr. Winston, the man that done time, with one exception.

PER iuiiou no on me snoot at Kansas Mrs. McVeigh and her two sons left for Enterprise, Kansas edne City, found, his match last week near homo. A gentleman from day morning to spend the 4th with The allon, beat him on a score of 100 live birds 94 to S3. Tho same the family ot U. W.

Eckor. Did you say it was hot? Samiijuel Miller will soon com parties will shoot at 100 targets this Our Gorrespndenls. Battle Hill Notes. Harvest well under headway. Mrs.

G. W. Neel is visitin- Methodist Church. Services morning and evening on the first and third Sundays of each aiontb; Sabbath school every Sun-iay at ton o'clock. W.

H. Gannawav, mence tu harvest his oats crop on week also. The Sullivan and Kilrain fight draws near, and as the time, ap ill Qi his farm down on iurkey Creek. Corn is ta.sseling, proaches, much is the talk about it; The governors of La. and Miss, have issued special notices to officers of the state to allow no prizo fight Geo.

Gallup, who left home about three months ago, returned homo Sunday, lie savs lie has been work in" in the states above mentioned, and offers a reward. of 500 for the arrest of any man, or set of men un Round the Flag, Boys!" The Grand Army Reunion to be held al Milwaukee (August 80 to inclusive), will, in many respects, be One of the most noteworthy of commemorative events. Thore will be no lack of distinguished But the most attractive features will be the "tie that binds" men who have fought, starved aud bled for a sacred cause, the rehearsal of war experiences, and the rekindling upon the altar of patriotism of undying devotion to "one flag and oue country." Veterans and their friends will bo pleased to know that from all stations on the Chicago, Rock Island Fa-cific Railway, on its mail lines and branches both kast and wist Of tiik Missoibi nivKK, the price of tickets has been placed for this ocoasionat oneau: hi 'in trip, while children under twelve and over five years of age will be eharged only osb-half this excursion rate, or one quarter the regi'IjAK fair for the round trip. Tickets will be for sale at all principal stations on the Rock Island Route August 21 to Aug. 28, '80, inclusive, good for continuous passage to Milwaukee at any time between these dates, and good for return passage luaving Milwaukee on any date between Aug.

27 and Sept. 5, 1889, inclusive. Holders of such tickets who desire to make side excursions from Milwaukee to points beyond in any direction, can, surrendering their return coupon tickets for safe keeping to the Joint Agent at Milwoukee, have them honored to original starting point where ticket was purchased (by proper indorce-meut,) on any date not later than Sept. 30. 18 89.

Jno. Sebastian. G. T. P.

A. dertaking to have a prize fight in is supplied with the NECESSARY TYPE FOR DOING ALL KINDS OF friends at Highland, Kansas. Geo. Robinson i3 putting up a. large horse barn.

Mr. and Mrs. Grant Winnie were in this vicinity Sunday. With this week comes the glorious Fourth; the time the small bo-, looks forward to in anticipation an abund'ince of fire-crackers am? run-away horses, and by the oldc-generation at the birthday of tin-sixty million inhabitants of th-great United States. The time when the eagle flops hi wings and crows, aud the stars an I stripes wave in triumph over th.

land. Jinks. tnese states. Correct, and we hope tho law will be enforced. Fine French Flannel shirts at A R's.

try them and you will wear no other they wash as nicely as linen I he Creamery made 3900 pounds of butter last week. C. Ii Uanson, who is running the creamery now, seems to be getting along in fine shape and is turning out Jl II are in need of any Letter Heads, Diamond News. Farmers all busy harvesting. It hasn't rained for a week.

Jessie Foster is some better. There was a large at tJ it Alliance. L. S. Mun is not, quite so weli this week.

Mrs. J. P. Pack is visiting her parents in The rust is hurting the oats pret ty bad. Mies Emma and Leotia Lower were visiting their mother the last of the week.

Why is it that some people oh- lfti't. tn in' tiT All knowing themselves on book account or note past due. PleaEe call and pay, we need the money. jEfmrsrus Compter Mer. Co.

5 some nne Dutter. Mrs. Buchannan, of Dodge are visiting their aunt, Mrs. A. M.

Colliver. Mrs. Buehan-n an is better known to our people as Miss Winnie Baldrulge, but since since visiting here last winter, has taken up the name of Buchannan. "Quite a number, of MoPherson ladies were visiting at Mr Daugher-ty's the first of the week. Among the uumber were Mesdames Scho-fiold, Travis, Woodrow and Edging-ton.

Bert Drew caine in from the Panhandle on Tuesday. Ila rode through. on a pony, leaving there laet Thursday. He says it is getting a little dry there, but not enough to hart yet. They have about 50 acres of a crop out and wbf he left, it was looking Avell.

Beginning Wednesday, June 20, the Santa Fe will run two Refiiger. ator cars west over the M. A both making close connections for El Paso and Denver points. Cars will be run on Thursday and Saturday of each week. Joseph.

Shirk presented the "Timks" staff this week, with some a it Hi ing for a farmer near Valley Falls this state. Mr. Martin, our Rock Island agent during Mr Maddox's absence, is making his head quarters at Unci Ben Stark's, where his wife is visiting. Grandma Elliott ordors theTiMEs sent to her daughter, Mrs. J.

II. Baily of Kirksville, Missouri. Says she inust have the Times, but there thats what they all say when they read it once. Milk crocks, at A. R's.

The new wheat that is being marketed from Kansas is said to be of the finest quality, and readily grades number two. T. J. Templer, of Hutchinson, spent a few days with Mr. aqd Mrs.

J. E. Ells the latter part of the week. Arch Glover, a former resident of McPhersou County but uow ot Junction City, Kansas, was here a few days this week disposing of his wheat crop. There is some talk of putting some oarp in the City fish pond down by the hotel.

Read Hall's new ad. in this issue. Mr. Hall is a former resident of Galva and no doubt his friends can get some bargains by giving him a call. The Times and the Kansas Farmer $1,75 per year.

About all the young men around town are out in the harvest( fields helping to cut the immense crop of wheat. Towns are dull places in central Kansas at present, all caused by the fact that the farmers are cutting grain from early morn until late at Julius Lincoln, of Lindsborg, has Nen spending most of the week with Allock Abercrombie. He and Alloch were college chums at Bethany College. A fine selection of-wall paper at the poit office. Barb wire in any quantity at Jas.

McVeigh's. -4 5 -J Quite a number of Our young people attended the Childreu's day exercises at the M. P. ehurch in Canton Sunday night. Go to J.

Jk.jp. Mer. Co. and order you a summer suit or light weight pants. They are agents for some of the best merchant Tailors in America.

Fit guaranteed. The wheat market is in a feverish condition, one day up a cent or two and next day down, however the balance is in favor of the bulls justTiow, Early peaches are ripe. Boasting ears ire in order now. This has been a good week to harvest, T. F.

Wiles took in the County capital on Tuesday, Oil grain, back buckle plow shoes A. R's. Mrs. J. J.

Barnes is re ported a gait'jng in health. 'Uncle Jimmy Richardson has een spending the week in Galva. The wheat market has a tendency spwards at present. W. 6.

Doughty went down to the City of Canton last Tuesday. Some of our young folks attended aarvioes at the M. P. ohurch at Can-ion last Sunday evening. Mr.

and Mrs. J. E. Ells visited McPherson Tuesday afternoon. The parties whose horses were tolen last wees, have captured the thief and got their horses back, Mrs.

W. G. Doughty reooived a piano Monday, which was the of her parents, of Keokuk, Iowa. Finest confectionery and candies a the oity at Dielmans. Wm.

Kirkpatrick is looking after his interests in the northern part of life state this week. John Boyts, of Canton, and M. S. Bentz, of the same place, were in Monday. Mr.

and Mrs. L. G. Miller entertained a large company" of young people at their home on Tuesday svfening. Subscribe for the times.

White drees goods at A. R's. Parker took possession of the Belt elevator Monday, July 't is said that there is employment a Johnstown for 10,000 labourers tad 3,000 carpenters. Rev. W.

H. Lloyd preached Sunday night to a large and appreciative audience. The Turns and the Rural Kansan toj 1,25 per year. Mrs. Wight and son and Grandma Elijott will leave for Kirksville, Mo.

next Monday. State Snperi ntendant of publio instruotion, Geo. W. Winans, Will hd At McPherson on Monday next, and will deliver the diplomas to the Cbinty graduates. Read what the Rock Island liae to nay about rates to the G.

A. R. National Enoampiriont Milwau- krt rv ADMINISTRATORS NOTICE. Notice is heredy given that letters of Administration on the estate of Hi'GH M. Robe, late of McPhersou County, Kansas, deceased, dated June 0, 1889, have been granted to the undersigned, by the Probate Judge of said County.

All persona having claims against said estate are hereby notified to present them within the time allowed by law. F. H. Robb Administrator. Galva, Kansas.

June 18, 1889. think it is a sin, but will pitch horse shoes on Sunday. G. II. Cauh'eld was mowing north of his house last week and found arched.

Some of the rest of you mow and see if you can find some thing. A. or any kind of JOB WORK, call at flie TIMES OFFICE Canton. Hf TXT T.1 1 -i pof the finest peaches we have seen Excursion Tickets on A. T.

S. F. iurs. win. r-iurea is visiting Topeka.

Will Wickham is clerking at El well's. Mr. Chas. Ilaulenbeck is ii; AND YOUR WORK WILL BE for a long long time. To say that we enjoyed them is but expressing it very mildly for they were luscious and our greedy lips smacked with delight when wo tasted them.

It is in order for any other person hav-'ing large peaches to present needn't be particular if they aint quite so large. The Sunday Sohool Convention of the S. E. district met at Empire ehurch on last Sunday, June 30. The day wa very warm, but the attendance was good and the speeches interesting.

Tho program for next meeting will appear; in due time. We hope oar ministers will notice their names upon said program and try to be present; thus lending their sympathy and eid. to what is surely a good cause, viz, the advancement of 1 proper knowledge of Sunday School work. The Newport and Saratoga of the west and south-west is situated at any of the now famous summer and health resorts found in Colorado and New Mexico. Please bear In mind that the Santa Fe route ha a double day train service with through Pulman and Tourist sleepers to all western points and are selling round trip tickets at reduced rates to all principal points; Good for ninty days.

Rates to; Denver' and return, $27.00 Colorado' Springs and return Pueblo $20.00 Los Vegas, Hot Springs $28.00 For further information, call on, or address vonr nearest ticket agent, or Geo. T. "Nicholson, G. P. A.

T. S. F. Topeka, Kas. Greensburg.

The new office and scales at thi. Rock Island, belongs to Mr. Quite a number of Galva's youny people were in Canton Sunday. Misses Oldlleld and. Drew are both happy over an increase in thoi; families.

Tae M. P. church was crowded Sunday evening to hear the Chii dren's day exercises. Mrs. Stomm and family hav joined the head of the family i-i Missouri, Mr.

Chas. Griffith and Miss Hat-tie Hartronft were united in marriage the by Rev. Shane. NEATLY AND PROMPTLY DONE. Send all orders and Subsoriptio' is THE TIMES.