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Conservative Sun from Cuba, Kansas • 4

Conservative Sun from Cuba, Kansas • 4

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Conservative Suni
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Cuba, Kansas
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4
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CITY ORDI NANCE The Republic County Mutual Fire Insurance Company issues policies on all 1 1 relat- i Ordinance 12 An Ordinance Mr. Monroo having rented tlu ska1" ing rink, is about to give a thorough ovtr-hauling preparatory to opening uP on a grand We are not a skatist but we love to see the young folks cnjoY themselves, and we arc of the "pinion that Mr. Monroe and his lady cousin are ir.g to Side-walks. Bo It Ordained by the Mayor and Kinas ot propeny. Sam Thompson, stock buyer, has failed, and his propeity here is iu the hands of the Sheriff, His liabilities ar" supposed to he in the neighborhood qf two thousand dollar-.

just the persons to supply the demand. At the Councilmen of the Citv of Cuba: Sec, I That the lot owner? along the west side of blocks eight (8) and thirteen (13), the same being the east side Baira street, the southwest corner of lot 7' block 13, and the northwest coiner of lot 23, block 8, within thirty (30)days after the publication of this Ordinance, construct a side-walk along the lronls of their re" speetive lots, where the same has: not already been constructed; said side-walks to be eight fet wide, and to be construe, ted of two inch plank not less than six inches wide, to be laid crosswise on the stringers of said which said stringers shall extend in tbe direction of said walk, and shall be composed three paralell pieces of timber, each piece to be 2x6 inches, renting on edge and laid on solid stone or timbers in sufficient number to make said walk perfectly solid, nlank be placed within one half inch of each other on said stringers and fastened with not less than six 20 spikes through each plank, making two in each stringer. CONCORDIA; Ag TO PATRONS OliCUAliDISTS, AND PLWlfiUi I wish to call your attention to the fact that I am now tu urnish you Nursery Stock, and at lower prices for the deliver? 885, than ever before. I CAN WTTRNkw vmr. to sapi ahiard nipple, Of Sec.

2. All stair-ways made in said Dwarf Apple, UittJ Apple, Peaches, Plum, Prune, Cherry, Apricot, Pear, Quince, -nctarine Grape Vines, walks must be closed by a strong traj: d.vr level with the walk. Sec, 3. If owners of said lots in said Blocks Nos. 8 and 13, do not comph LLER with 1 and 2 of this Ordinance, the City authorities will proceed to build sai Currant, walks, and trap doors to said stair-ways Goosebeifi and the same shall be assessed, agair.st said Blackberry, lots.

Sec. 4. This Ordinance shall be in force from and after approval and publication. Approved May 5 1885, H. E.

Ingham, Mayor, Fayette A. Smith, Acting City Clerk. CO 0NG1L MEETIN Raspberry, Rhubarb, Asparagus, Whortleberry, Strawberry, Persimmens, Russian Mulberry, Sweet Chestnut, Walnut, Hickory, CUBA KANSAS April 30 1885. Meeting called to order by H. E.

Ingham, Mayor, there being present Eth-ertjn, A. SmitlD. W. Davis, and L. J.

Lisher. Moved and seconded that 1. W. Phillips be appointed Street Commissioner. Caraied, Moved that the Clerk make an orde1 Have an imense stock of Drugs, Paint, Oils TTi r.

Wild Black Cherry yrus Japonica, Lilacs, Calycanthus, ataipa Blackberry, Bi'ch AYS Junsbcrry, Barberrv Climbing Vines, Roses Althea, Elm, Beecb, Linden? Snowballs, Flowering AlmcndSj Hydrangea, Ash Soft Maple Scotch Pine, Which they WOuld be pleased to have you on the Treasurer to J. P. Benneti i Osage Hedge Plants, Spireas, for printing ordinances, $3,50. Carried. Moved and seconded that the Cit Clerk draw an order on the Treasurer Syringas, the amount of $15,00 to S.N.

Hayes toi Poplar, Magnolia, Hard Maple duties as Marshall. Carried. A petition (relating to street cross inq ings) was presented, signed by W. Sissel and thirty others (and) was read and lair oyer fov some future time. The sealed proposals for the City Austrian White Pine Ponderosa Pipe, Norway Spruce, Hemlock Spruce I US.

2. iolino- Tr 5i 10 ft I llfi at this art, and no lor a ditty printing were received and discussed. I1 was moved and seconded that the City White Spruce Irish Juniper, Hemlock, Arbor Vitas, Dwrrf Be Rhododendron, printing be let to S. Elliott. Carried.

Moved and seconded that we adjouri Mil Tuesday next. Carried. H. E. Ingham, Mayor.

J.J. Shimek, City Clerk. writes for the best photogrpher in the city. For hen we find pic linos that bear inspection. Tiie nicest we've seen in a long recole-ction.

Tempering the shade and giving dashes of light, Mirroring your features and vestures so bright, No matter if you're plain with iVecklos wrinkles, He smooths tbem all out, pnd you're nice in a twinkle. Pictures of mother, of sister or cousin, For cabinets only three dollars a dozen ffl JLlNG Photographer CLYDE Kansas, tf Euonymous Balsam Fir, Weeping Trees Weeping Willcws Etc. All thritty, well rooted, and first-class. The Republic County Mutual Fire Insurance is now fullv organized and pjvpatd to issue policies on all kinds of faim property including live stock, al the actual cost of insula: Company is composed wholly of farmers, insures he Cuban publishes the official news, Cvba Makkets i farm property only, pays no extravagant Highest priee paid lor hogs during the weak 2,40, closing to-day at noon Will you please call, or write to me for prices beforo bey ing else wh-w it will be to your advantage. I have REMARKABLY REDUCED will not be undersold.

Having lived fourteen years in this county, and all tbaUWiOl in this business, I think I can do my customers goad. Whilst trusting to hear from you soon, I remain, Butter 5to'- Unas JiT ,1,, 121-3 to 13 i eoraaiii-sions to agents or solicitors, keep all the insurance mony at heme where it rightfully belongs. Farmers, look your own interests and insuie in i home company and sava money. For furtbw particulars call on or address, I. O.

Savage Sec, Co.T Fire Insurance Belleville Kansas. Potatoes Flou 5s Hoes 0 40 VDI nn Is in rociept of another large INVOICE of wt: A 1 121 Li' vk. 35 to 37 Yours Truly, AMBROSE PROPRIETOR. 2.00 Stock boards 11 0 i IOO-1US Mr.A. R.

Dillehay shipped this morr. ing 74 head ef the finest young cattle thn' eter came to tbis town. Their averag Weight was 1,241 lbs. total weight, 19.84f Some 20 ot them were only 2 years old. The heaviest one weighed 1 ,449 lbs.

H.E. Ingham recieved a dispatch on th 6th announcing the death of his moth' who resided at Geneva Lake Wisconsin. enuuig Dry GOods Groceries and a FINE L1NF OF 1LLISOIS CROBKERY WABE. Aansas Concordia GUSSMITH: 2LYDK, KASSAS. They pay the highest markn The case of State vs Hendnx, assau JjJIKE K0TE( Shoe Maker Vll Kinds of repairing done.

All Warrentcl. 1 4 -lypd Shop South of School House, lor COUNTRY PRODUCE ALL HAIL TO THE NEW BARBER SHOP. C. MILLER Will shava yotir chin, earl your ma-tache, prune your whiskers or powd-ryour wig for a consideration in approved style. 34 Kennedy SISSELL.

and battery, came up for hearing Mond.v 4th inst decided by jury not guilty. Also State vs violation of th-Prohibitory law, plead guilty, fined $10 and costs making in all upwards of $300 T. Noble conducted toe prosecution i -both cases, and did well Vannatta an Close defended with their usual adroit a ess and worked well for their anti-pro hibition friends. REPAIR SHOP. Residence west of Sbimek'sstcre.

34-4L rirHrDronthofthe Elliott Hotel gt, B. BOYER, M. t. ---ok Meals ort fehort vn all the insurance money at Bro E. B.

Towle, the worthy Scribe tHARUlBO lY uj aoticeat prices as low as any place the Physician and Surgeon home where it rightfully belongs. Farmers ofth "Telescope" gladdened our office with a cordial smie. He stands high in "Hold on! what's this? A new bar 'look to your own interests ana insure Office at fm Dreg Store. OLtVEli, PROPRiBTOBI S'V-f he list of our personal friends home cotfipaay. ber shop? Too bet! our Tonsorial bum, C.

B( H'lUer ha got back again. GOB KANSAS.

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Pages Available:
186
Years Available:
1884-1886