McPherson Republican and Weekly Press du lieu suivant : McPherson, Kansas • 3

FARM LOANS PAHTIAX PAYMENTS ANNUAL INTEREST-LOANS PAYABLE AT HOME-MONEY READY. CHAS. A. WALLER CO. Ketchuni wagons at Arnott's.

A. T. S. F. Time Table.

GOING EAST. GOING WEST. A little girl of Wm. James' died last Friday evening after a lingering sick t-xpress, 6:50 Express, 8:25 a -bruit jars by the car load at the ay a in Way freight 3:10 JKeehive. K.

P. fined $2 and adjudged to pay three times the value of the oats taken and costs of prosecution. Miss Lottie Pyle is visiting jn saji na. The teachers of the Citv Sr-hrnl Lay away your finest vegetable? for iumu a in i Leaves, me county lair. O.

IT. W. Remilar meeting nf MnPhpr. Preserve your finest fruits for the son Lodge so. 151.

Meet every Thursday evening. Visiting brethren cordially invited, countv fair J.A.REUNKLL,See. Lucien Eaele.M.W. 3 IP km lr cite Everybody help to make the fair of ness. Prof.

Chapman, with Miss Todd as assistant, will have charge of the Windom schools for the fall and winter term. McPherson boasts of having the largest Xormal in the State "a magnificent success." We congratulate our neighbor. Lyons Republican. The Methodist church was crowded last Sunday night to its fullest capacity, a great many strangers being in the audience. ibbo a grand one.

Dr. Morrison was miite fork vester. W. C. RATHBUN, SUCCESSOR TO day.

-BY- M. C. Long has gone east after goods OOR BROS. QONKKfKJ. THE WEEKLY PRESS CO.

J. H. Coe has gone to his old home Illinois on a visit have been assigned to the" following positions J. H. Everest, superintend" ent F.

A. Hutto, high school Miss Kempthorn, grammar; Miss intermediate Miss Emerich, 2nd intermediate; Miss Ida 1st intermediate Miss Hattie Brooks 3d primary 2nd primary; Miss Hettie Brockett.lst primary. Miss Irene Brooks has resigned her position on account of sickness. Her place cannot be easily filled. Mr.

O. Heggelund, Mr. Cart Davis and Mr. Wilson, the McPherson, (Kan.) representatives of the new Southwestern Mining and Milling in company with their superintendent Mr. H.

D. Merritt, spent several days in camp this week, Iookingover the property of the company, and laying the'ir plans for future operations. The new company, we understand, represents Having purchased the entire Stock of Hardware, Stoves, Tinware, is now prepared to offer Wednesday, Sept. 2, 1885. John McPhail Philo Mead and wife returned from California on Philo is not nearly so fleshy as he was when he left, but he looks a thousand percent.

of Lindsburg, (M. C. LONG, Manager), J5TJCCESSOKS TO uiucie, ucnei uaigams uian can oe naa at any other place the Citv. He mir town yesterday. i1Q 1.U...W u.xnx mi guc ins me Deneut ot Arnott has everything on wheels.

Grapes are down tn 5 cents per healthier. made v.j. usiuuieis ui. me oture ana oia mentis ot hp tipw nmnr oini- wiiu. pound in our market.

re- Parasols at a bargain at Campbell's. GEO. M. CROWE fc CO quested to Call around. East Side of Main Street.

Fresll OVSters made their nnnpflrnnno All kinds of Fruit Jars at S. TV in tne marKet nere last Saturday. hitzel s. 49 Uncle James Adams, of Windom. My whole lot of standard nrints at Announcements.

I hereby announce myself as a can was in town vesterdav. nve cents, to close out. J. (J. Barnes.

School Hooks. E. Il.lleithecker keeps all the books used in onr common and graded schools. Call on him at the" P. O.

Four weeks from yesterday the county fair begins. Have our people made their calculations and preparations to attend It will be the best fair we have ever had. The city council of Lindsburg are making complaints that the railroads are discriminating in freight charges, giving McPherson an advantage over the business men of that place. An extra passenger train was nut on Esquire Salter, of Canton, was in didate for re-election to the office of New 3 wheel sulky plow at Arnott's. town yesterday and called on us.

quiiti an amount ot iew York capital, as well as some of the wealthiest men Improved Farm for Sale. A well improved farm of 100 acres of land, seven miles from McPherson two from a railroad depot, is offered sale on reasonable terms. It is one of the best farms and best bargains in the countv. For particulars, call at this office." All kinds of work, either in wood uook est ore. in Mel herson countv.

The eniiiiinnv See the change in Kern Strouse's or iron done at the Foundry. advertisement this week. will perfect a patent on most of their property as soon as possible, after Now is the time to buv a good bug Mr. Chatterton. a cousin nf Alvin gy or spring wagon at Cookinhani's.

48 men they will proceed to do snmp Register oi iieeds, subject to the action of the Republican county convention. B. A. Allison. E.

L. Loomis will be a candidate for County Clerk, subject to the decision of the Republican county convention. S. F. Tolle will be a candidate for re-election to the office of Sheriff of McPherson countv this fall, snbiprt the road from Ellinwood to Florence.

Chatterton, is here from Iowa on a extensive development. Mr. S. YV Fine line of candies, figs, dates. visit.

on Sunday, to accommodate those de est, a very competent surveyor, has anges and lemons, at Besgrove's. sirous of attending the Peabodv Mrs. W. J. Kevte returned from a A carload of Salina flour received at been employed to make several surveys for patents and will crowd the work with all speed possible.

We are visit to Sedalia, on Saturday. Loaning- illoiicv. We are now better prepared than ever before, to make you a good, safe iona. Promises faithfully kept, MlXLIKEX, BARBElt HcTSE. TlireslaersI i on can get grntes for anv kind of State" fair.

Pollak is now the happiest man in hitzels to-day. Charley Dunn is said to be ouite town. He has succeeded in sandwich Mower sections and rivets of all the decision of the Republican countv convention. sick. personally acquainted with the Mc Pherson members of the company ing himselt in between two women.

Mrs. Walker opened up a millinery and wish them success. White Pine i iaA-paj in il unit; aii me engines at the McPherson Foundry. 43 Dr. Lappeus.

The new and elegant drug establishment opened in McCann's block, is owned and operated by Dr. A. J. Lap-peus, who run the Phoenix drug store at this place for a longtime. Dr.

as a druggist in this place, won the esteem of he people among whom he dealt and his was the only exclusive drug and notion establishment being the oniy store of the kind that did not handle intoxicating liquors. After trying other locations, the Dr. has returned to this place and in his new-quarters is fixed up as comfortable and has as fine a store as any man could wish. He invites our people to call upon him for pure drugs, compounded and put up by an experienced hand and guarantees satisfaction to all customers. The doctor is one of the most agreeable men to do businpsc establishment one door south of him jLiie uest mixeu irainis, at scoheld county Treasurer's office, tjone.

1 last week and a dressmaker on the faints, warranted to wear It was cold enough vesterdav for oauiruay quite a serious case of poisoning resulted from the eating longer than any lead, at Scoheld s. W. J. Llovd and W. J.

Kevte re gloves and overcoats. turned last Friday from a trip to the All kinds of oils for Daintmsr r.nrl for A Fact. The Central Bank NOW has money to loan on LAXD. Can furnish it promptly on VERY BEST TERMS Do not fail to call if vou wish tn borrow. E.

G. Clarke. 1 i E. R. Wait and family were uti from oi polled meat at the farm of Dr Hosteller, in Groveland township.

Hostetler was expecting threshers at maciimery, at sconeia s. The undersigned, at the earnest solicitation of numerous friends, will be a candidate for the office of County lieasurer, subject to the deeision of the Republican countv convention to be held at McPherson "Sept. 12, 1.885. P. T.

LlXDHOLM. C. A. Champlin will be a candidate for re-election to the office of County Treasurer, subject to the decision of the Republican county convention. Htie aney on Monday.

"Watches of all the different Ameri Misplace on Ihursdav and the day The Street Commissioners force was can makes at K. Miliee's. beiore he purchased meat at Conwnv out cleaning the streets Monday. John V. Masury's Railroad Colors lor their meals.

1 his meat was boiled and the threshers not coming until Frank Robb. of Galva. lost, a child north. They had intended to visit Minnesota, but when they had seen the sights in the city of Chicago, they were ready to return home. Charley Bruce has had an addition to his family during the past few days, but like his predecessor, Mr.

Bright, he is making a poor showing towards increasing the Democratic majority in this county. ana nne Tieads at Scoheld oy ueath on ednesday. Good Sugar SvruD at 60 cents ner eal- was put away in the cellar. Between Thursday and Saturday Mr. and Mrs.

II. both ate of the meat and Forepaugh's great show will be here with it has been our lot to meet and we can recommend him to all our friends iu the city and in the country. on the lyth. Best cigars and tobaccos in the A new feed store has been onened in were taken sick as though they had cholera morbus, but it was not suspected that the meat caused the sick market at Scofield's. Money! Money Always on hand and ready to loan, in large or small sums.

28 Milliken-. Barber HrxsE. National Restaurant, opposite tne Union Hotel. The largest and best restaurant for the money in tho state. Regular meals 25 cents.

A. A. Xortox. Proprietor. flfinH mae a koan or buy a UUil arm, until you see Hartsock.

me Duimmg lormerly occupied by Philo Mead and wife were robbed Fiie at Galva. On Monday night a fire broke out Buy your jewelry of It. Miller and X.001111S jjros. ness. Un Saturday the threshers put on their way home of their valises, save money.

in an appearance and ate heartily of Mr. O. Heggelund went on a bus containing tneir clothing and also in the Commercial House at Galva. If you want a farm loan of any size for any length of time, at low rate' payable at any time, call on 4'J Milliken-, Barber Hulse. Save money, threshermen, bv buying your machine oil at the Palace drug store.

We handle the best of oils ami sell at the verv lowest prices. Call and see us. H. H. Bixby fc Co.

All kinds of summer goods will be You can find a larsrer assortment of Mrs. Mead's notes of the trip, which mess trip to White Pine, Colorado burning that and Diiman's Restau clocks at E. Miller's than anywhere last week. she had intended to publish upon her eise in town. A match game of base ball is to be return.

Mr. Mead says times are very hard everywhere on the Pacific Coast. rant, adjoining it on the south. The fire is supposed to have been set out intentionally. A stranger was seen Clipper Tricycle Sulky Plow knocks played at the Fair Grounds on Sat CO tne wind out ol them all.

Sold bv Frank Johnson, after an illness of urday. the boiled meat for dinner. The result was that twelve men were taken down with dangerous symptoms and medical aid was summoned. The doctors pronounced the poison to be arsenic, but as the meat had not been analyzed, it was not certain but what the meat had gathered poison from the atmosphere in the cellar. All the sick persons were out of danger at last accounts, but are still quite about the hotel that evening and dur Arnott.

1 School will begin on next Monday. two weeks with typhoid fever, died last Thursday evening. He was al ing the night woke up a man sleeping sold at Barnes' regardless of cost to close out. Don't fail to examine his Call on Milliken, Barber Hulse, the 7th of September, and continue ways looked upon as one of the health stock. for ready money and quick loans at ior a nine months term.

in the bar-room and in a low voice informed him that he had better get out, as the house was on fire. The iest and strongest men in the town. moderate rates on city property. yet it is said that such diseases as fever Besgrove has been laving in a larg'e Barnes don't advertise goods of poor Lead, oils and all kinds of painters' supply of potatoes for fall and winter kill more strong men than weak ones. quaiuy as cneap goods, but wants the stranger has not been seen since.

supplies ai JAt lOUGH S. public to know that he has a full line trade. Dilman stock and building were in The teachers' examination which ol ladies, gents and chiklrens shoes and Go to Scofield's for Your trlass and The sale of lands for taxes was com sured, but we have not learned how arugs. boots ol best quality at the verv lowest living prices, his sto'ck is complete and pleted yesterday and the sale of town much. The hotel was insured for It is reported that Xettie Xichols, who ran away with a drummer about six weeks ago, was deserted bv him at Wichita and that Miss Xettie is now working for wages in a hotel.

The fate of Miss Nettie is the fate of anv came off last Friday and Saturday was not as satisfactory to the teachers as they could have wished. The grades have been considerably raised and the Sand: SantU Sand! In answer to numerous inquiries. I wu state that I will furnish sand for building purposes in the City for per load. Cementing sand of extra good quality for cisterns, etc, S1.25 per load. Give me vour orders.

V. West. South ol Cemetery mile. W.A. SHELTOX.M.D.

J.M.TAYLOH.M.D. SHELTON TAYLOR, Physicians and Surgeons, Tender their professional services to the city of McPherson and county. Calls promptly attended to. Dr. Shel-ton will make cilice practice a specialty, Oflice over Palace Drug Store.

Tfsousands Say So. Mr. T. W. Atkins, Girard, writes: "I never hesittn tn.

lots will probably bo ended to-da3' BURT MEARS. A new make of shoes, the strongest and best, best -in-p, qumiij consiuerea. Administrator's Xotice. The best bargains in the city can be gentleman shoe in the market at questions asked were harder to answer than those usually propounded. nau nij.y.

Me is over run All persons liolrlin? rl)ma io oa with business. Call and see him young woman or girl who allows herself to become acquainted with the 3d i class against the estate of J. W. Barnes 43 LAWSOX ifeAURELL'g. Abstract on land furnished on short and the fixtures for about $250.

The examination of ten young ladies at Columbia College gave them 100 per cent in Greek and 95 per cent in Latin, with 53 per cent in the English studies, all of which shows George Gelvin, formerly of Grove- Prof. Lindholm.of Lindsburg.called iueseui me same ior payment. C. K. COOK, Administrator.

traveling tribe of seducers and libertines known as drummers. There nr land township, but now of Kansas notice, by Darrah Wilson. on us yesterday. We find the Profes City, was in town the fore part of the Money to loan on real estate, at sor a pleasant gentleman. Leave your subscriptions for news other girls in this town who, if not already victims of these fi ends a rn week settling up some business affairs.

School will begin on next Monday. He regrets the sad anair in Kansas very- nearly as far along as Xett ie wn lowest rates, 110 delay or bother. Tocrxey Bass. Office over Court House. 50 the til ot September, and continue City lastveek, which resulted in the papers and periodicals at Haskins Wright's.

Daily papers delivered free. St. Louis Globe and Emporia Republican specialties. that the higher education of women, and doubtless of men for that matter, is running in the wrong groove at this lor a nine months term. suicide of his brother, very much.

mend your Electric Bitters to my customers, they before she left her home to be ruined and forsaken. Girls of this citv who arc considered of good family have been heard to make remarks thai Every family should have a bottle McPherson's Countv Fair this fall We find this in the McPherson Re venerable institution ot learnin Farmers take your plows and culti or L.namberlain'8 Vohc, Cholera and Diarrhoea Remedy for use during the publican: "Panama hats are not made will be a greater affair than Peabody's "fire.nt. Stain Full- and are rapid sellers." Electric Bitters are the purest and best medicine known and will positively cnr vators to the Foundry and have them would attract the attention of these in at all. Ihev are braided riny system 01 education which so much exaults the dead past above the polished. wretches, such as "ionder goes a and Liver complaints.

Pnnfr Tourney and Bass keep their office in Ecuador, from strips of palm fiber, by women fourteen feet long under water and never wear out." Indus Shaker Extract of roots for dyspep blood and regulate the bowels. jno family can afford to bp. without living present is raaically ivrong. Ex. What For? iiuuul use nas saved untold suffering, many lives and many doctor bills.

It is the acknowledged standard, and can always be depended upon, besides it is pleasant to take. It is put up iu 25 cent, 50 cent and one in wnat is aescnuea ty a school raaara as negligee style. tics. II. Scopield, Agent.

trialist. They will save hundreds of dollars in doctor 8 bills every vear. SnH st fifur Call on Darrah ilson for an ab- saie oi ianu ior taxes com Do you let your hogs die of cholera, when Dr. Unas' Hog Remedy will pre- Frof. Udine, of the Lindsburg Acad donar bottles.

Sold by ll. II. Bixby cents a bottle by Day Tough. No. 3.

stract on your land. menced on yesterday morning at the Co. 45-3-ni vent it. Drugs, medicines, stationery, novel THE REV. GEO.

II. THAYER, of oid bv II emy, called on us yesterday. An announcement for the Academy appears in this paper. The Lindsburg Scofielp Son. Bourbon.

savs: "Both mi-self and pieuv urummer, anu these same girls have gone so far as to get up conversations and earn- on correspondence with these villains. Xot one in a thousand among them but will lead their weak victims into trouble and then laugh at the sorrows of their condition. These travelling men should be shunned by women as lecherous villains and parents should look well to the kind of company and the kind of hours their daughters keep. Of course there are other bad men besides the travelling men, but these The best quality of flour made in Kansas is now sold bv Hecketborn ties, toDacco, cigars, etc. at Day Tough's.

Academv is getting to be one ol the B. Guymon the Shawnee Mills flour, of The State ought to have a school fund of $15,000,000, and might have If you want to buy a good buggy or wife owe our lives to SHILOH'S CONSUMPTION CURE." Sold by Dav Tough. ARE YOU MADE miserable by indigestion. Constipation, I)i best institutions of learningin Kansas and should be patronized inpreference to anv outside college. spring wagon you will rind the largest if common business sense and honor was displayed in the sale of the State and mont complete stock at J.

B. Morse, an old settler of Little 48 Cookixhaji s. 500 cpns Lusk's California canned school lands. Ever.y teacher, of what of Appetite, Yellow Skin Shiloh's Valley, was in town yesterday and in goods, 25 cents per can, at Besgrove's. talking about the growth of trees said ever grade, snoukl be commissioned and paid by the State which, would jupenu, ivansas.

sack is warranted and if it is found not to be what it is recommended it can be returned and money refunded. nekton's Arnica Salve. The greatest medical wonder of the world. Warranted to speedily cure Burns, Bruises, Cuts, Ulcers. Salt Rheum, Fever Sores, Cancers.

Piles, Chilblains, Corns, Tetter, Chapped Hands and all skin eruptions. Guaranteed to cure in every instance, or mon All kinds of goods at Barnes'. Don't that last year he had a locust tree that uanzer is a positive cure. Sold bv Day Tough. WHY WILL YOU cough when loh's Cure will give immediate relief Price 10 51) cts.

and 1 pay all the expenses of public educa transient viinans are the worst. One week from next Friday the Republican voters of the county meet to select their delegates to represent fail to call. Bring. in your eggs and grew from a sprout in one season to Xreasurer office. O.

Heggelund and party, while in Colorado, had the pleasure of throwing snow balls at each other. E. A. Stookey was among the callers yesterday who renewed their subscription to the people's paper. W.

L. Loomis has also invented a new windmill. We have not yet seen it, and don't know what he will call it. J.H.Lancaster is "home from Salina. He has a revised list of expressions upon the workings of justice.

A new dress-making establishment will open out in the room formerly occupied by Williams as a second hand store, one door north of Pollaks. Dr. Murphy Topeka, is now making his headquarters in this city. He evidently likes our town and "people well. CD tion, except, perhaps, the cost of other produce.

eleven feet in height and an inch and a half in diameter. Day Tough. Straw hats at Barnes at cost. They mem in tne is.epuDiican county con Prof. Liudholm, the Swedish aspir SHILOH'S CATARRH REMEDY school-houses.

Champion. Traveling men should carry a bottle of Cobb's Pills. 25 cents for 40 pills. II. II.

Bixby and Co. Palace Drug Store. ant for County Treasurer, was in town must go to make room for fall goods. Hats for children at 5 cts, good for 10, next for 25, sold much higher. 2 vention.

Although lit tie interest is manifested and little opposition yesterday looking up his chances for a pceiave cure tor Catarrh. Diphtheria and Canker Mouth. Sold by Day Tough. nomination. Mr.

L. can expect a ey refunded. 25 cents per box. For sale by Day Tough. W.

A. Ellsworth of Foreman, Dakota, says: "St. Patrick's Pills give the best of try them and you Go to McNaughton's for queens- nomination this year, but by bringing snown to the parties who are now holding office, yet there should be a toll turn-out to the primaries and a full attendance at the convention, so ware, the Luster Brand. per cent en his-name forward he may put himself A NASAL IX ECTOR free with each bottle of Shiloh's Catarrh Remedy. Price 50 cents.

Sold bv Dav Touch. in a iair position ior the onice two cheaper than any other house in Mc- Pherson. will use no other, either for the liver years hence. the voters of the paaty may know or as a cathartic, sold by II. II.

Eix- In accordance with the law govern oy iv; wo. 2-3 in Car No. 1 lake salt will be sold cheap 49 S. L. Whitzel.

ng cities ot the second class, the The Greenleaf Journal of a farmer living near Linn who picked 190 quarts of very fine black raspberries from bushes of his own planting. The same paper notes specimens of different kinds of grain left at his office, as follows: Oats 50 inches in height with heads well filled; blue-grass 37 inches high; and millet heads 9 inches in height and 2 nches in circumference. cnool board has excluded all pupil Don't laint, Lntil you see Scofield about paints. tret a bottle of Furniture "Polish at from the schools under the age of Scofield's Drug Store and make your furniture look like new Price 25 cts IIACKMETACKT" a lasting and fragrant perfume. Price 25 and 50 cents.

Sold by Day Tough. SnlLOH'S CURB will immediately relieve Croup, Whooping Cough and Bronchitis. Sold by Day Tough. FOR DYSPEPSIA and Liver complaint, you have a printed guarantee on every bottle of Shiloh's Vitalizer. It never fails to cure.

Sold bv Day Touch. seven. The enrollment in the first grade last year reached 145, and this action of the board was to relieve the per bottle. whether or not everything has been conducted with justness and fairness so far as those terms can be used in connection with politics. The only opposition shown thus far is the candidacy of Prof.

Lindholm as against C. A. Champlin for the nomination for Treasurer. There has been but one expression as far as we have heard outside of the regular politicians and outside of Frof. immediate ac Besgrove will sell preserves, iellies.

pressure in this grade. Milliken, Bajber Hulse say that their emigration paper has been the means of bringing several land buyers to this part of the county. Grand display of llama lace at the Beehive and the grandest line of dress goods ever brought to McPherson will be seen on their counters. W. J.

Lloyd is training a spotted pony. It is suspected that Wm. expects to get a position with 4paws coming circus. and fruit butter at cost. McPherson has just as much right Prize CofEee.

A piece of dataware with each package of coffee at Mc- to call our county fair a "State Fair" as had Peabody. The action of the uxaughtoa s. you have constipation of the bowels, Cherokee Blood Purifier will cure you. II. II.

Bixby and Co. Palace Drug Store. reabody people showed a greater LUCIEN EARLE HAS MONE Warranted strictly pure linseed oil exhibition ot cheek than anything quaintances at Lindsburg. This ex paints. Masury's Paints are so well that has ever transpired before in this Known mat tartlier comment is use pression is to the effect that as C.

A. Champlin has made as good an officer state, not excepting Hutchinson's less. Remember only sold at Scofield's. colossal exhibition in asking for the Pollak's Restaurant East Side of Souili Main Street, OPPOSITE THE COURT HOUSE, Invites EVERYBODY to get a as any of the rest and as he was a For all kinds of Machine Oils go to Blaine Logan Republican, he Mrs. H.

Scoheld returned from her visit east last week, looking healthy. She escaped all the hot weather by being east. Orders for ice have ceased and or 4'J JbK Exgstrum's. REAL ESTATE AS CHEAP A3 AXY0XE. Take your broken buggy springs to should, for the good of the party and in fairness to himselfbere nominated ders ior coal have takn the vacant the Foundry.

And have them made as good as new. and re-elected. place in the housewife's Ketchum wagons at Arnott's. The nicest stock of clothing in the city at the new store of B. W.

Hall. For set prints go to the new store of B. W. Hall. New Store! New Goods! Anything you want at prices to suit the times.

Come and see me in Opera block. B. AV. Hall. See tho3e llama laces in all shades to match dress goods at McPherson Mercantile Co.

All kinds of men and bovs clothing The best blacksmith in this part of The Best Chance To get 1-2 beautiful lots in a bodv is the state is at the foundry. Good Square Lisa! fcr 25 Gents AII a person wants to eat.) cnange oi lime in the running at hand. Get particulars. Leave your order, for any kind of oi our naan trains somewhat disarranged our facilities for getting the State Reformatory. A match game of base ball will be played on the fair grounds on Saturday afternoon, beginning promptly at 3 o'clock.

The regular nine will play a picked nine. Free transportation will be furnished. Admission 25 cents. The proceeds are to be sent to the Grant Memorial Fund. A good game is promised.

Prof. Lindholm in bringing himself forward this year undoubtedly intends to place himself in a favorable position for the nomination to the position of Treasurer two years hence. A man unknown and almost unacquainted in the county certainly has no serious expectations of capturing the office this fall. castings at the Foundry. Barrer Hclse.

Kooky Mountain Seed "Wheat. Just the kind of wheat farmers W. B. Fuller, a leading merchant nf lopeua and Lmpona daily papers. Greencastle, Iowa, says: "Chamber Sash weights always on hand at the lain Rain Balm is a irood nni.

It should sow this fall. For sale by Foundry. I have COO bushels of original soft wheat which I offer for tale for seed. It is entirely clear of rye and a plump cured me of a violent sore throat. I have sold a number of bottles for We are making the cheapest price Also a Full Line of Tirst-Class CIGARS, CANDIES, APPLES, ORANGES, LEMONS.

Are always kept on hand. 7-2w O. W. Hf.ckethorn-. Canton Crumbs.

Wm. O'Connor went to Topeka on all marked close to suit the times. A look will pav. J. O.

Barnes. grain. j. jbarnes. ever heard on groceries.

rheumatism. And always with good result." Sold by II. II. "Bixby Co. New fall goods are arriving even- 4 S.

L. YV HITZEl. Felix Shutter, one of the old-time settlers of King City township, was a day at the Beehive, cheaper and bet Thursday and returned on Saturday evening. The largest stock of groceries and 45-3 Barnes is selling all kind of goods cauer yesterdav. He renewed his lowest prices will be found at S.

L. ter styles than ever. In order to close out our present subscription to the Press. Miss Clara Gragg, who has been Whitzel's. at bottom prices, and giving the best prices for country produce and selling it at very close prices to make stock of clothing the Beehive will sell visiting her grand-parents at Mexico, for some time, returned on Saturday morning.

Get a bottle of Lightning Bedbug at cost till the whole line is sold. t3T Farmers and people from the country should call at this Restaurant, where they an make themselves at home and be Several of our young men started by team for Hugo to-day and a mong the number, young Bacon. We hope the boys may find their fortune in the Killer at Scofield Son. The McPherson Mercantile Co. have Sam Gowdy returned from New You will find the best mmJitv nf new west.

tr 0 i- j- 1 Mexico on Saturday. JOSEril POLLAK. umumg twine at uooKmliam's 4S Mrs. John Boyts returned on Satur the exchange. In fact he is now giving the best bargains in the city, an examination will convince any one.

Cattle Kanch. Sec. 12 Tp. 19 R.lw, Canton, McPherson Co ivas. All persons having steers to pasture Some persons cut Unruh's fence in Turkey Creek township, a few Ladies walking shoes very cheap at day from visiting friends at Sterling, A whole load of McPherson notables were in the city last week, but did not condescend to call on the Record.

La, gentlemen, the same old jug you used to love so well is yet in the office, and though under the present management it is empty, it will do to smell of, and even the sight of it will be refreshing to you. When you come to the city again, call and see us. Windom Record. On next Sabbath morning there will be Communion Services at the Con TnotrXu-k. "Sfismj's Specific.

3 hAWSON AUEELL'S. ago, with the evident intention of Kansas. I he brent tncsh Remeciv." The Smith American is the leading Mr. Suthers, of visiting his organ. 48 Bryan Cookinham, Agt.

brother-in-law, E. Fairhurst. Sewing Machines repaired, enouire. Prof. Sam Clark and sister arrived a new stock of the finest hand turned French kid shoes ever shown, would be pleased to have every lady see them.

In escurial, Spanish and yak laces we have the largest and finest line we have ever carried, would be pleased to have ladies call and examine. McPherson Mercantile Co. It will pay anyone wishing anything in the line of gent's boots, line shoes, ladies, misses or children's dress shoes, to visit the McPherson Mercantile Co. Positively the nicest line in town. Sheet music, books, wall paper, stationery, blank books, window shades, notions and toys at I laskinsJc Wright's.

Fosititelv cures NHSHT LOSSKS. SI'FItMATORRHEA. Xervous Debility, and ail weakness rf lis, at the office of Bryan Cookinham. 4S here on Saturday morning from Rock- tord, Illinois. All kinds of glass fruit jars at Barnes.

There is no place in the citv where Before Takintf. Orcrans. of Both After Tkii. gregational church. Any desiring to James Bro wn and wife left 011 Thurs unite with the church bv letter or day for Emporia, where Mr.

Brown will leave his wife with her parents more goods can be got for $5.00 than at Barnes. Examine his goods and prices. Sexes. Price, one packace. SI; Six for $.

by mail free of postage. Sold bv ali Prugs'sis. Pamphlet free to every applicant. Address ali communications to the pisprietors. The Murray Medicink Kansas Citv, XIo.

resold in McPherson bv H. Scofield, andUt The Palace lrus More. upon confession, will please present themselves at the Thursday evening prayer meeting. The subject for the Sabbath morning discourse will be, sell, or trade, or wishing to buy short horn cattle or Poland China hogs, would do well to call on or address as above. B.

F. Dole. Here's Your Sand Leave orders for sand on a book at Fred Entriken's butcher shop. I will deliver it at anv time, in anv amount wanted. J.

P. McKinzie. Another Fact. At the Central Bank, money can be had 011 Land Chattel and personal Security. Oi Best Terms, Lowest Bates, AND FCEXISHED OX SHORTEST XOTICE.

E. G. Clarke. until his return from Illinois, when stealing horses, but were frightened away before they got hold of thestcck. Will Scofield and Ed King yesterday captured alive a very large blaci spider which they have Sedentary." It looks vicious enough to bear such a dreadful name.

Mrs. X. L. Walker has moved to the Blue Front in block south of J. Q.

Barnes. Has received new millinery goods and will take pleasure in showing themJ Please call and examine. Mrs. R. X.

Pool, of Canton, mother-in-law to Editor Biddlecomb, of the Carrier, died yesterday at the age of 62 years and will be buried to-day at the Old Empire cemetery. A man was in town on Monday with a load of what purported to be wheat, which he offered to sell at 10 cents per they will start for Sanfrancisco, California, to remain until spring. Kepnle. Tavlor Co. havfi nnfv to loan oa land for 1.

2. 3 or ,5 vpnrs t. Canton and vicinity must have 7 per cent interest. Office in McCourt's Mr. Editor: Will yon please say to the mechanics of the city and county that we shall put some articles of our Block.

3 been well represented at tne McPherson Normal, judging from the number of Isormahtes that got off the train All who wish to take advantage nf here on Saturday. manutacture on exhibition at the 1 county fair and respect fully ask them I to join us in making a show that will i be a credit to all. Resp'v. I McNeal, Axxis A Co. MC- lox Winnie, of Newton, was in THE HOMELIEST MAN IN PHERSON A "Walking: Skeleton.

Mr. E. Springer, of Meehaniesburg, writes: "1 was aillicted with lung fever and abscess on lungs, and reduced to a walking skeleton. Got a free trial bottla of Dr. King's New Discovery for Consumption, which did me so much good that I bought a dollar bottle.

Alter using three bottles, found myself once more a man, completely restored to health, with a hearty appetite and a gain in tiesh of 8 pounds." Call at Day Tough's Drug Store and get a free tiial bottle of this certain cure for all Lung Diseases. Large bottles $1.00. No. 3. the introductory price of the Success windmill must order before Oct.

1st, as on and after that date our price will be $60 for ten foot wheel, 70 for twelve town on Saturday. John Ingram has sent his belt guide loot wheel, towers, oO cents per foot. As announced when we first nut. onr and fanning to Peabody to be bushel. It had about 20 grains of exhibited at the State Fair.

I "Jesus, Man at one with God." On Sabbath evening a sermon to men, subject, "Profanity, what it is, its use and uselessness. The second quarterly meeting for this conference year will be held at the M. E. Church next Saturday and Sunday. Preaching Saturday night at 8 o'clock by Presiding Elder Miller, followed by the session ot the quarterly conference.

Preaching by the Elder at 11 a. m. Sunday, followed by a sacramental service. Love feast at 3 p. m.

and preaching by the Elder at 8 p. m. All are cordially invited to all these services. J. D.

Botkix. Prairie chickens promptly made their appearance in our market yesterday morning. It is astonishing how quickly our sportsmen can get out and get in the game after the law will allow it killed. What we need to prevent the destruction of chickens and quail in this country is a severe law As well as the handsomest, and others are invited to call on H. Scofield and get free, a trial bottle of Kemp's Balsam for the throat and lungs, a remedy that is selling entirely upon its merits, and is guaranteed to cure and relieve all Chronic and Acute Coushs, Asthma, Bronchitis and Consumption.

Price 50 cents and 1. 4-41-no Hon. H. M. Blckle was in town on Remember that on September 1st next I shall place all book accounts and past due notes in the hands of an attorney for collection at once, by suit if necessary.

Due and proper notice was sent to all long ago. Time is up, I mean business and don't forget it. A. A. Arnott.

Monday. cheat to one of wheat. The father and mother of Mr. A. F.

Brulin arrived from Sacramento, California, on Thursday of last week. They will remain on visit until about Christmas. David Summers is on the sick list i this week. Died, at her residence in Canton AVER'S Publication Notice. on Monday night after a lingering illness, Mrs.

R. N. Pool. Do Not, a loan until you have seen Milliken, Barber Hulse. Only one marriage license was is Make 1 sued last week.

On A ugust 2'Jth. Mr, Charlie O'Connor started on Mon-1 Daniel Day and Miss Anna Plater STATE OF KANSAS, MrlHFllSO- COC5TY, Iu the District Court of McPherson County. Kansas. ne dayfo' Indianapolis, Ind, Notice. All book accounts at the Beehive.

were united in wedlock "by his honor, the Probate Judge. SVipr iTulhort ic vrcitinnr bis a ALEX U. RoBH and F. II. ROBIS.

eo-partners 1 rl.ti,tr ttttci nmlfir flit. at, -la -51 1 Senteniber 1t. nml t.iii.. i 1C II 11 lt I 1IIM-11 friends in fhis vicinity. of Robb Brothers, Piaintiifs.

must be settled. Miss Mills, who lias been visiting mill on the market, we sold the ten foot size at $50 merely to introduce it. It cannot- be built and sold at that price and return any profit to the manufacturer and we adopted the plan of selling it at nearly cost for the pur-1 pose of advertising it. All who have investigated it admit it to be unequal-ed for all the points we claim it to possess and we give each purchaser a warranty to the effect that it is superior to any windmill made for power, perfect self-regulating ability, running with uniform speed in all kinds of winds, storms and gales, and for simplicity of construction and durability. In case it does not fully fill our representations we will at any time within 30 days from date of erection, refund all notes and money taken in settlement ami-remove the mill at our expense.

We have the best windmill there is built but we don't ask you to take our word for it. We sell it on its merits and if it isn't all we claim it to be you don't have to keep it. Looms Dawson. Several of our citizens to Pea vs. Johx Herbert, Defendant.

her former school m.i te, Mrs. B. A body on Tuesday morning and a "The Indicator." The aljove named defendant, John Herbert, number more will go on Wednesday will take notice that you have been stu Please call and send a copy to your tne aoove nanieii court; mat me names ot i and Thursday Ine parties in aid suit are as above slated, tiisiciii menus, wrapped stamped iree. Milliken, Barber Hulse. ami inaL me i laiuiiiLS (temum is nowonnic in the aliove named court: that vou must an- 1 IE you have a cold or cough of anv contains an antidote for all malarial disorder which, so far as known, is used in other remedy.

It contains no Quinine, nor any mineral nor deleterious substance what, ever, and consequently produces no injurious effect upon Oie constitution, but leaves Us 5 stem as liealtly as it was before the attack. TB 'WAERAKT AYEK'S AGUE CURE to cure every case of Fever and Ague, Inter, mitteut or Chill Fever, Kemittent Ferer, Dumb Ague, Bilious Fever, and liver Cora-plaint caused by -nalaria. In ease of failure, after due trial, dealers are authorised, by oar circular dated July 1st, 1SS2, to refund tho money. Dr. J.C.Ayer&Co., Lowell, Mass.

Sold by aU Druggists. taken as true am! judgment will be rendered md, call and get a bottle of Hill's against the shipping and selling. There is plenty of wild game for the use of our people, but there is not enough to allow a shipment of thousands of dollars worth each year. Wesley Welch called on us yesterday and requests that a correction be made of our notice last week concerning himself and Jerry Seitz. According to Mr.

Welch's statement, he had nothing to do with it, that Seitz was arrested upon complaint of Frank Howard, the charge being trespass and getting oats under false pretenses. Seitz was found guilty of trespass, Allison, returned to ichita yesterday. She is a teacher ii i the Wichita City Schools. The G. A.

R. Ee-uni'on at Topeka comes on three of onr iir days. This is to be regretted, but have no idea that many of our peopl will attend the Topeka Re-union. M. G.Mull has given his position as agent for the K.

P. a this place and is now engaged in th drug business at Cimarron. Mr. took against you adjudging plaintiffs' mechanic J. eeriess COUgil Cse It ail.

If lien on lot street. Q.ilva, Kan- not satislied, return the 'empty bottle sas. and forever ban-mar vou ot anv ritilit, title, interest or lien therein, anil for salt of an money A said i)ioietv to satisfy lite indebted iipu package Of Cobb 8 Pills in ton of each Frank Gamble, of the Cain City News, has been in town since Saturday. Fred Summers has been rusticating in Kingman county for several days. Noah Mathews was in town on Tuesday.

A. Haight visited his family at McPherson on Tuesday. Thistledown. from aid defendant to said plaintiff, in the bottle free. We alSO sell the PeerleS sum of JH7.30, Willi interest thereon at 7 per Worm Specific on the Same tprmx.

Nn cent from Aug. 23d. ISiSI, an 1 costs of suit. iN0 Attest: u. c.

wel. h. fure? no Col)b 8 Llttie Pills cure Frop'rs Success Windmill Factory, TJIE HcPIIERSON MERCANTILE CO. 11. K.PTI.E, Att'y for Plaintiffs.

I iieuuaciie, uinousness, eta, or money ro-iw, (refunded. 6m H.II.Bixny fc Co. Clerk IMst. Court. McPherson, Ks.

jhia place as agont here yet sterday. pay. I. 1 future sta Cm. T- all PruKirlsts: 1 hfi'.