The Stafford County Herald du lieu suivant : Stafford, Kansas • 1

mAFvuBD Here shall the Press the People's rights maintain, Unawed by influence and unbribed bygain." 11 1 i i 1 1 i 11 ii-' Stafford, Stafford Comity, Wednesday, May, 22. 1889. No. 21. VOL.

10. Barbed. WIRE, POSTS Barbed WISE, POSTS Barbed WIRE. POSTS, -A p-H J. Oil 0 flmnnn We have just received a Oar of the celebrated "GLIDDEN Barbed Wire" and are prepared to sell at prices that will surprise you.

E31 L4 I '1 1 Ml m- ril IUT Call and see them. Tliey are the oldest firm in the Valley. North-west corner Main and Camden Stafford, Kansas WYio has tae largest and mosY, complete' steck. ol Mrs. M.

Beneflel is still quite sick. Mr. D. Sparks Snnday'd in Maxville. Mrs.

Dr. Scott, who has been qnite sick, "See the geese! I wish I "had em." Many of our farmers are looking help to put In their corn fields. Business is waking up, in-Stafford, the present is the livliest week for a year. is out again. Toneka flour at Wm Mershon's White Loaf.

Buffalo. Loan Star. .1 umDo ana Stafford county will have the largest Yes I vrite cyclone insurance. J. D.

Beals. IIon.E. S. Hodlock is putting on the finishing touches on his new building. crop since the wall, this year.

Fresh Lime at McQuades. Anoth- The country must suffer now. The pay car of the Mo, Pacific passed through this week making the boys hap- es real estate office in town. Seedcornl Seed Seed corn John Garvin Hardware Co. ry- Hon.

W. P. Dow, of the John All kinds of tin and sheet iron work When in town don't for-get to examine Advance, was in town yesterday. done to order at S. C.

Turner's. Joseph Clyne's fine stock of summer G. L. Walker, andMcKiuney and lady, goods. Farm Loans made without Fine growing weather.

"They're gone, but still live." Fine weather for growing crops. Mr. E. O'Connor was in the city Monday. The- family of L.

L. Clark, have moved to Top ek a. Mrs. J. B.

Ilanlen, visited St. John this week. They do not amount to much, they have only five members now. Mr. Hopper, ot Pratt, was in town on business Monday.

Civne, is unloading large quanities of corn and water this week. Mr. C. Ferry of Wichita was in the city this week on business. Mrs.

M. L. Crawford went to St John on business this week. J. I).

Larabpe, wife and daughter are sojourning in Kansas City this week. John Bartle.tt h.is moved into the John Carey house in the es'st part of town. are visiting in Larnedthis week. Hardy Sayre one of the legal lights of delay, by the Farmers (Bank. Cane fishing poles at McCurdy's, only 10 each.

Cyclone Ins. written by I. A. Stubbs. Golden Eagle 'Balance Frame and volunteer cultivators at McCurdy Bro's.

Fair and Shaak lumber Co. have some hiug new in tha way of a storm door. See the Improved Balance frame cultivator before buying, at McCurdy Bro's. We carry the finest line of gents fur nishing goods jf any house in 'lie county- Clyne. Clark Davis spent Saturday in town St.

John spent the first of the week at this place. White African cane seed for making visiting his aunt, Mrs. E. S. lladlock.

the best molasses. John Garvin, hwd. Co. Mr. Starke, one of our substahcial farm Harrison Kelly, Republican, Is elected in the fourth district to congress, by a good A few thoroughbred Plymouth Rock ers ofFarmington visited Staffora, Tuesday.

majority. cockrels for sale. C. D. Schrader.

Dtl Did you' observe J. II. Cothran at his J. D. Larabpe and wife, and daughter Best assortment of shot and powder at old desk, how natural.

Stafford must S. C. Turner's, Nora, left for a short trip to Kansas city, Mo. lasi Mondy. Price on flour at W.

F. Mershon's is as low as anyone. Al Roby, is airain at his post in Baum- Dont pass us by, stop and examine our fine line of Hats Clyne. The best flour on the market, for less money, at the Feed Store. gartners, after a few days visit to the east Glidden wire and the best oak posts boom now.

R. M. Blair is on the sick list this we ek and Cothran says he has got the rheumatism In his pants. In the late rains the water broke into the ice house of F. Watson, doing about $100 damage.

ern part of the state. that have ever been shipped west, at Fair Shaak Lumber Co. You will hear of a new firm, they are No one can say we hare dry weather in Boys, don't fish with a cornstalk for arod when you can buy it nice long pole for 10 cents at McCurdv Bro's. Stafford county. Crops are looking fine since the recent heavy rain.

men that no fiies are on nil glimmer. There is some talk of a new bank start ing up in our midst in a few weeks. FOR SALE. One good 12 foot counter, also one good In the lte storm Mr. Beagley of Coop Change of time on the A.

T. S. F. again. Train iroes east at 4:25 P.

M. Look Ice Cream freezer at a bargain. Inquire at this office. Within the last week heavy storms are er twp, was numbed by the electric cur out and not get left. reported from every state In the union For latest styles in flowers, ribbons and rent He has fully recovered.

all millinery goods, call on Mrs. Jolley Samuel Seely and Mr. Campbell of Frank Overman, of Sterling was in the South Mam st. 1-nl Dr. Iloyt is preparing to make a trip Seward, were in town this week shaking city Saturday, the guest of John Cothran hands with friends.

back to New England, to Tisit his mother. He has not seen her for six years. For Sale. A good fresh cow, call on C. C.

Wilson Decoration day is The Mustard seed society, will meet one nu.e wei-t ot Malioru. Mrs. Rose Butterfi eld b'ft last Friday May 30th, not 31st. next Saturday at 2 P. M.

with Cosa Grant ATTENTION FAMERS We pay the highest market price lor butter, eggs and poultry Clyne. We have a few harrows left which we are selling regardless of cost, now is the time to buy a harrow. McCurdy Bro's. JUST RECEIVED A fine line ot summer dress goods, which we offer to the public at prices that defies competition Clyne. The celebrated Lawrence barbed wire is warranted to be as good as any wire made by McCurdy Bro's.

FOR THE best line of boy's and girl's school shoes made; perfect fitting, abso Take your wheat to the feed store and at the residence of Mrs. John Tyrrells. for Missouri, where she joins her husband, who is a railroad bridge contractor. exchange for flour. The ladies aid society of the M.

E. The United Brethren Sunday school will Golden Eagle cultivators are taking the church will meet next Wednesday after lead everyw here, are agents. noon at 3 o'clock with Mrs. have a chihlrens meeting on tie second Sunday in next month. Turn out MURDER WILL OUT Wheat buyers are begining to prepare for handling the largest crop of wheat this section of the country ever had, and Clyne against the world for bargins in clothing.

Frank Larabee, attended the Grand prices will be fair. lute solid and every pair warranted. Go We will give you till next fall to pay for Lodge K. of P. at Leavenworth, Kans.

last Thursday, representing Stafford Lodge. your cane, seed corn and garden seed to Clynes' John Garvin Hardware Co. Taking into consideration the class of goods, we can and will sell 5 per cent Business is picking up our streets was crowded with teams Saturday, as well as the stores. Will Boehme, one of Turon's rustling merchants was in town last Monday. Glad to see Dill, Mr.

Roseckerc'barn was blown down in the late storm. It wis one of the finest in the county. Willie McVey, who was hurt in the cyclone is going to come out all O. K. he is improving every day.

We dont seem to be alone in big storms they are reported from all over the world even Australia is in the list John Hanlen, is now one of the regular force of salesmen in Clyne's store. Tack makes a regular dude clerk. The new departure tongueless cultivator We see Macksville. Times has received Fresh lime, at Fair Shaak lumber Co's vards. North-west corner Main and Mr.

May as Editor. The paper has a fine can be had at McCurdy Bro's. cheaper than anybody can sell it to you. Call and Camden St's. appearance.

We wish Mr. May sccess in be convinced. his new field. cheaper than any other houein the coun ty Try us. Clyne.

Chintz Bugs, grass hoppers have relega ted to the beautiful beyond, even potata-bugs will be compelled to wear life pre servers and take swimming lessons. We have only a few of those Canton Ed. Stoekley has put in another chair Combined cultivators wuich we are sel ling at wholesale prices, call at once be Dr. W. L.

Cob-man will be at the Grand Central Hotel, the 4, and 5. of each month. Specialist on Brights disease of the kidneys. Ctf FOR SALE A good 10 foot wind mill, tower and stock tank all complete. The above ill be sold cheap.

Call at Hkrald office. and enp case, which makes his shaving parlor equal to any in this section of the state, for taste and elegance. fore they are all gone. McCurdy Bro s. Frank Larsuee and wife started for Leavenworth Monday morning.

Mr. Lar We have a few Canton riding cultivators that we are selling cheaper thin ever heard of before, call and see them at McCurdy The rain-fall last Thursday night, filled abee will represent the K. of P. Lodge of The new Real Estate, Land and Insur the cellars of the two large bricks, Clynes this place at the meeting of the Grand Bro's ance firm of Stubbs, have fitted op on the corner of Main Broadway, and Lodge held in that city this week. The Farmers 3ank desire to make choice Farm Loans, prin- an office in the First Nat Bank building the one on Main occupied by Jones Bros.

Wall paper 3, 10 and 15 cents a roll, at Mr. Wm. Melvelle, one of the prosper About 1,500 damage was done. Chrism ans. nd interest payable at ciple ous farmers of Reno county and the hero Hon.

J. Garrirns of St John was in the theircp.ee. Mr. Verningis in town every Saturday of our story of the buffalo hunters, made up stairs. The big rain has proved the efficiency of the Stafford street system.

No rand, no washouts, the streets are still in a fine condition. city Saturday. We are informed that he with the Electric Belts. us a pleasant call this week; we like to will be speaker of the day at St John on the SO, every one should turn out and Mrs. Annie Jolley has just received a fine assortment of spring goods.

15tf meet the old boys Come again Bill. Memorial. FOR RENT. 160 acre farm 4 miles northwest of Stafford. Apply at the Farmers Bank, Stafford Kansas.

hear Mm, he is an able and eloquent speaker, one of the best in the county without any exception Mrs.M.R.Hiliabold was called to the bed-side of her mother, who is lying very All Comrades of the G. A. it. are re quested to on Sunday, May 26, in memory sick at her home in Indiana, and not ex-pec-ted to live, of our dead comrades attend divine service at their usual place of worship using llisa Patterson At Delmonico hotel, will do fashionable dressmaking, always the most stylish suits and perfect "fits. Cutting by French system.

lOtf their own judgement as to which church. Joe, Sanders is rusticating for a few days anon red sand clouds of Oklahoma. We miss Joe. and Lis guitar on these bean Wrxsox, Commander. Advertised Letters.

bin I summer evenings. That 800 bushels of millet and cape seed is bound to go. J.Garvin, hwd. Co Get your property Ins. against cyclons A.

stubbs. Agent. vV xxtocl Ouco. 20,000 acres or laxd la ti virility Parties desiring to sell their land at reasonable prices will do well to call on C. Lundstrom, Agnt for Frederiksen Co, of Chica-o.

The larcest land firm in tee U. 8. 0ce in Nat'l Bank building Uffrd, Kaosas. Letters remaining in the Stafford Post The Sheriff ts seized all the horses in Sol Cox's pasture, claiming they have BUSINESS POINTERS Fishing Tackle at Turner's. J.

D. Beals for cyclone insurance. Ca -tor machine and black oils, at McCurdy's. All kinds of Machine Oils, at S. C.

Turner's. Machine oil of all kinds, at McCurdv Ero'a. FOR SALE A good work horse ty C. OSce uncalled for, wek ending May, Iwn exposed to Deputy Sher Our Mr. Fair, of Sterling, Kansis, has contracted for ten cars of the celebrated Glidden wire, of which we have just received one car.

Now is your time to buy wMI it's cheap. Fair Shaak, Lfcr. Co. For anything that you may need in the hardware or implement lme, go to McCurdy They will save you money. All-ert Cummicgs.

L. E. Gordon. Levis Davidson. iff Oliver is in charge of them.

Dick Walker is bow U. S. marshal. Dick wi'l make a pood one, there is not a foot of Kansas or the Iniiaa Territory, he ct George is not conrensut with. Parties asking for them, will please say ivertsed and give th uste of adverting, T.

iscott r..