Dunlap Weekly News from Dunlap, Kansas • 1

SUBSCRIBE FOR DUNLAP WEEKLY NEWS. $1.00 PER YEAR. .25 A YEAR FOR Dunlap News Kansas City Journal TRY THEM ONE YEAR. IJ NUMBER 5. MM1P, MORRIS COUNTY, KANSAS, SATURDAY, MAY 12, 1894.

VOLUME 1. EMPORIA ADVERTISEMENTS. E. D.BULEN.CASHIER. DUNLAP WEEKLY NEWS.

C. vickers, President. PUBLISHED EVERY SATURDAY BY Authorized Capital. Will M. Goodwin, Editor and Proprietor PRICE, $1.00 PER YEAR, IN ADVANCE.

Clothing Problem We know now, beyond a doubt, that spring- has come. Yesterday the 11th kid nine tackled us for a nickle contribution toward purchasing a base ball and chest protector. We might also add that we didn't have the nickle, but gave the boys our solemn word of honor that as soon as we could raise it, it was theirs. La Crosse Clarion. But say, Isa, did you give the boys your old chest protector? One day last week a salesman for a Fredonia printer was soliciting work from our citizens.

We have seen his samples and prices. His work is good, his prices are low, but while they are low, we would ask you to add the ex armers Bank of Dunlap, Dunlap, Kansas. A new line of dry goods at h. Still's. Harry Dutton left for Atchison last Friday.

Charlie Graves went to Emporia Saturday. Quick Meal gasoline stoves at Fred For Bernard's. press charges, then come to us and we P. Hafer made us a phasant Call I a bcUef of pHating give you Does a General Banking Business. Tuesday.

a better quality of paper, at our reu a business trip Amy Warren made to Thursday. H. L. SCHLOSSER. THOS.

BEESLEY. Youn BEESLEY SCHLOSSER, Peter Jackson did business at Amer-icus Thursday. W. G. Collins made a trip to Emporia Saturday.

Why should you, these close! times, Spend, through pride, to 40.00 for a tailor made suit, when yoy can buy ready made of equal stale, fit, fit and quality, with very nearly equal i for half the money A better ple ict practical economy could not be affd surely, there never was more ht-ed fot the practice 6f that virtue than now. Ponder over this dnd come and how well we are fixed to supply your w-an-fe Men. DEALERS IN H. Barclay, Of Comiskey, wetit to Emporia Saturday. Mrs.

Reynolds made a visit to Council Grove Saturday. Dry -Goods, Groceries, Boots and Shoes, and the Best Brands of Flour. lar price, and for less money. Beware of traveling cheap Johns. An amusing incident occurred at the depot last Monday evening.

W. G. Collins, proprietor of the Buckeye house, and Who watches the trains to catch transient custom, was on hand and as the train stopped a distinguished looking gentleman stepped upon the platforili. Just at this moment up walks' Mr. Collins arid asks the gentleman if he wants a hotel; Imagine his chagrin Wheii the stranger pushed back his hat and displayed the smiling countenance of our pdstmaster, Charlie Vickers in a bran new suit of clothes.

Pursuant to a call from Mayor Bernard a number of citizens met at City Hall for the purpose of taking steps toward the organization of a fire company. We give below the proceedings of said meeting: On motion E. Kidd was elected as chairman and W. C. Townsend, secretary.

It was mov was shopping Mrs. Cyrus Parsons iti Emporia Saturday. Mrs. Harry Button made a trip to fiff JT Council Grove Tuesday. Fred Chase shipped one car Of hogs to Kansas City Thursday.

Reynolds went to Bushong Thursday to work in a stone quarry. G. W. Newman 1 Co P. H.

Monroe and wife departed for their home in Strawri, on Tuesday. A Mr. Powell was in the city this ed and carried that seven young men be aonointed bv the chairman as a week looking at our stone quarries. fa EMPORIA, KANSAS-. It is.vo.y doubtful if eggs would be eaten if they were as bad as they look committee bn organization.

Tlie following were' appointed: S. A. Cook, Owen McCabe, Frank Ryman, J. M. East.

Gord Phillips; Frank Holland, on Easter. Joseph Metzer, of Comiskey, writes to have the News sent to his address L. Still. Moved and carried that these proceedings be pubtished iii the Dunlap News. Adjotirned to, meet at City Hall one.

week from to-night (Thursday evenihjr next) to hear the for one year. Mrs. W. Mirfield left on Sunday for Neodeslia, where she will visit rela fives arid friends; report of committee. W.

C. Townsend, Sec if. fiifc Dail Markets. 0. D.

WILLIAMS CO, Successors to I. b. Fox A Co-. Diamonds, Watches. Jewelry, Anottier beautiful rain fell night, which was justly appreciated by our farmers.

The Kaiisas Citv Livestock Commis sion Company reports yesterdays mar ket: Gord Phillips, accompanied by his mother, made a business trip to Em Kansas City Cattle Receipts, 4,000 poria the tlrst of the week. head; market steady. Hogs Receipts, THE DUNLAP DRUG STORE 8.000 head: market stroncr. Chicago-Cattle-Receipts, 6,000 head; Jim Shaft came in from Paris', Tuesday evening. He has been market steady to slow.

iogs 15,000 head; market Sc higher, wrestling with Missouri ague. SILVERWARE, Call and See us When the City. Repairing of all Kinds. 525 Commercial Emporia fea, The waf sdmmer-like evenings we have enjoyed lately reminds us that the ice cream season is at hand; Chas. Wilkinson shipped 6n car of cattle and John Guthrie one car ot hogs to Kansas' City Wednesday.

Fresh lake fissh can be found at fie Citv Meat Market every Frtday. Harvey Noll, Prop, 1GR0CERS, s. closed a very successful term of school at Valley Point school house on Wednesday. pi A neat little sum was realized by the Junior at their entertain1 ment. at the M.

E. church lasf Friday Wedding Presents. AVe were unable lo procure a list of the presents at the Moiiroe-Nichols wedding, last week, we give them below: Fruit dish, J. B. Lamb and wife.

Glass set, J. F. Monroe. Silver knives and forks, Maggie and Ollie Monroe. Silver' fruit spoon, Mrs.

S. G. Carpenter. Set of silvef' teaspoofis and brush, W. Graves' and wife'.

Set pi silver teaspoons, L. Still and wife. Silver caKe stand, F. B. Bailey and wife.

Scrap basket, Mrs. Mary Sexton. Silver butter knife, sugar spoon and cream spoon, A. W. Hifichman and wife.

Glass cake Chas. Zies and Glass water pitcher, J. Wylie and wife. Lady's jind gentleman's cups, Wrri. Russell and wife.

Water set, C. E. Kidd and, family Hanging lamp, MJ J. Shurley and COUNTRY PRODUCE WANTED. Emporia, KansaS.

533 Commercial Street, evening. i Th'6 M. E. churchyard has bxen seeded to bue seed Which, tiuie, will spread a beautiful carpet around the church. Henry Ste'tfart, one of, our respected colored citizens, died at.

his ho.me in this city last Saturday. The News extends sympathy. Kinipton has beautified' her mo C. W. COLLINS.

residence by enclosing it within a neat and substantial -picket the DEALER IN handiwork of M. When you want a nice Suit of Clothes made to FIT OR NEEI) ANYTHING IN THE WAY OF SHIRTS, UNDERWEAR, GLOVES, HANDKERCHIEFS OR HATS, There will bl a grand ball and ice FLOUR FEED, GRAIN, cream social at' Vickers hall, Friday evening', May ,.18. All are invited'to attend." By order of Com. G. W.

Weddle has our thanks, for a Table cloth and napkins, a. m. cash contribution. Both he and his who lives Vinrinia." SHORTS AND CORN CHOP: OATS AND CORN, Yeftbw Heed Corn, 50 Cents P6r Bustier. Scott and wife.

will be kept posted on the ways of the world by the News, 21? Jones dc Sons, 517 Cemmercial Emporia, Kam MERCHANT TAILORS, Gents' Furnishers and Hatters, i D. S. Corp left on Thursday for Clarks, visit' relatives. He Towels, lflora Towels, Tj A. Nichols.

Napkins, jtf. East arid wife. Table clotji, Dan Sexfon and wife Fruit eta Mi. and Mrs, Iryjn. Papeif holdej-, M.

Monroe. Riding whip; J. M. East. Silver.sugar spoon and butter will be absent for some thnp.

The News will keqphim in.close touch with the doings of Dunlap. Bankrupt Store. This is the way some people adver Uncle' Tommy Collins, observing tise, but we don't. However, we will kaffe, Mrs. Kimpton and Lucy.

cive you some real bargains: HAKDCASTLE KENY0N', THE OLDEST FURNITURE HOUSE IN EMPORIA. We Pay Freight on all Bills 'of $10 and Om SURE TO Sunday, school teacher's DiDie, our emaciated appearance and being a great philanthropist, brought in a nice lot of radishes, on which, he said, we were regale Our thanks are hereby poured' out for his 'Dr. Hall's Health Chas. Wilkinson. Ladies hose, fast-black, 10 to i8(T.

Children's hose, fast black, 10 tb 12 Vet Taylor. Jerry set. J. W. Snodgrass and 3 FRED BERNARu ft Dealer in Shelf and Heavy Hardware Stoves and Tinware.

BUGGIES, WAGONS, FARM IMPLEMENTS, BARB WI'r'e, QUEENS WARE AND GLASSWARE. Lumber, Lath, Shingles, Sash, Doors, Blinds, Lime and Cement. r- A $400.00 remnant- drv p-norls' ttorlt Socks, 5 to cents. wife. V- Shirts, irood ones.

25 to 57c. at SO cents on the; dollar." all 6r anv lied spread, V. E. Hathaway and SEE US BEFORE YOU Blft part. Bargain Shoe 519 Commercial street, Ka.nsas.

wife. Towels, La.ura and May Hath- Good overalls, 45 to 66c. Bed spread, lace shams to match; $1.75 Crocheted Ded s-ead, 7Sc to $1.50. Lace window cutilns, 75c a pair. Window curtainsj5c each.

I hkve for sale at nrv nines, two awa.y. 1 1 will save you Money. HAKDCASTLE KENVON EMPORIA, miles south of Dunln B. on Hie c.ontitvl line, a lot of Choice sweet notato Fruit dish, Wjn. Miller and wire.

Clhina.vase. Smart, and wife Table cloth-, fringe all round. n- Nankins. 75c. doz: tin cups, 2 for 5c plants for sale at 'a reasonable Buckets, with strainer, 25c W.

11, Kobinson, Wantert, A market fora number Clothes pins, 2c doz; sitter, iu WritlnlrnanAl- Tm'ptld and loW prices SAMPSON sweet po tato plants 'sufficient to sunnlv Suspenders, 14 to 23c they are good Oil cloth, 20 to 80c) toilet soap, 4 brs 25c will be kept the season of 1894, at the 4 each anl every' agriculturist and his S. SARGENT, barn of F. W. Baker, Monday, TueiL day and' Wednesday of each week anl Kibbon, 2 to 15c per ya; lace, We have a great many other things too small to advertise. If you think our goods are not cheap, just step in and we will convince you, and give neignocrs a radius of ten miles.

Four of the very best varieties; prices One block west of drug, store. Dunlap, Kan. V- C. C. Wilmove.

v. ii Negetable clish, Mrs. Jesse Monroe. D'mnex; set, May, BY THKi PRIDE'S S. S.

RolJing pin, Lucy. Kinipton. Broomj Mrs. Hinchman. Tcaster, Georgia Burrell.

Biscuit Ellen Sexton. ake cutter, Blanche Holland. Mush spoon. Edith Schlosser. Meat fork, MskHe Clark.

fBoup Bertha; Zies. Kettle cleaners-Mamie Wylie. Clothes Jlida Kidd. -Laura Sexton. REAL ESTATE, bargains aa long as they last.

A-nice loaf of bread and! a pi'ece delicious layer cake" was leftat WE SELL CHEAPER THAN ANYBODY. THE RACKET, at the livery stable at Dunlap, Ihurs day, Friday and Saturday. Sampson is a fine dapple gray, wit style, action, and weight 'combined-The finest necked draft stallion in tht county; weighs about 1,800 pbttttds. Terms $8.00 to insure a living foal Care will be taken prevent indents, btit I Will not be responsK bhould any occur. Isaac Ff fife.

Loans and Insurance. DUNLAP, KANSAS. ooor or our omce this morniilg. The donor has onr thanks. Verily, the notice of pbvrnd socfials, bears fruit.

To; those hc' do ntt advertise, we suggest altriatf it will not be "a detriment to the' town." txtb wanf "nil vdiir ecirs and will pay the highest market price for Egg bcatery Grace Irvin, JSelve, Ed Mahany. thein..