Walton Independent from Walton, Kansas • 1

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WALTON, HARVEY COUNTY, KANSAS, FiRDAY, APRIL 23, 1886. N04 New Oldham's. GOODHORSE. SENSE. CHURCH DIRECTORY.

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1 hiipiHT on llrt Saliluilli In April, iiii.I oi.ulH;r. Scuvli'vn IjokIii nrtiiiiiiily fi'r uuoiiil It'll rliiK. Ki.fi.C. U. Waiuwiam, l'lixtor.

If you want to raise large, strong, noble horses of bay color, bright eyes, intelligent brim full of action, vitality and other impressive qualities, sco McArthur'H TO OUR ADVERTISERS. Willi this issue completes the lirst month of publication of the and according to agreement the past innt li'n advertising failed no to-day. I trust nil will be prepared to laudato when 1 call. Next Sunday is Kaster. Product' wanted at Oldham's.

Plum trees arc out in full bloom. L. E. McCann, editor of the Brninerd Sun, has severed his connection with that paper. A number of persons came from Newton Sunday and gave Mr.

ami Mrs. Cornclsou quito a pleasant surmise. If the size of the fasioiiable button increases, a cheaper material or larger girls will bo in demand. They aro now largo enough to hide an ordinary sized woman. Newton Democrat Last Saturday as John Stone, a well known citizen of Walton township was returning home from Newton, his horses became frightened at the railroad crossing, two miles cast of town, and ran furiously down the road upsetting the buggy and throwing his wife and child who were with him, violently to tho ground.

Other than a few bruises, and a badly demoralized buggy top no injury was sustained. It was a narrow escape. Clydesdale colts, WILLIAM CALLEN tk YOUNG LORD STANLEY. DR. J.

K. FARMER, PHYSICIAN AND SURGEON, WALTOU. KANSAS. Calia answered promptly at all houra. Stand 6 days of every week for () months nt stable near Coal Ouiec, Personal.

Mr. and Mrs. Utt vibitcd Newton, Wednesday. Chas. Wcstbrook, of Peabody, was in town Saturday.

-Mrs. Biglow, of Newton, was visiting her son, Carl, this week. It. Y. McDill and son, of Lyons, aro visiting in this locality.

Mr. Wynith, who was carpentering at Sylvia, has returned to Walton. C. L. Harris, telegraph operator at Strong City, spent Friday in this City.

Wilbcrt and Viola Lusk sturted for La Junta, Monday morning. Tho junior partnerof tho Canal Roller Mills, Bullo Plaine, Kansas, was in town Sunday. P. McMahan hag tho thanks of tho Independent family a basket of Irish potatoes. alton, Ks.

J. W. C. McArtiiuh. J.

H. Evcrsole, Keeper. W. A. RITCHEY.

PHYSICIAN AND SURGEON, WALTON, ft KANSAS. Orflc-Flrot door vast of Enlc BOOTS SHOES. HATS CAPS. Thu singing class was disturbed Farmer's meals Wnltou Hotel, 2o cents, Itcnicnilier Hehool closefl to-day (Friday). Oranges, Lemons and Canned Fruit, at McCloskey'.

Very much, Tuesday evening by boys outside throwing stones and rubbish against the Bides of the R. HORTON Bn'i-dcr of Pure Flymoth Rock Chlekcr.fi and H'kln DurkH. Khm hiiti'lilng fur milu rviiHirtibly. Enquire ut Shou Shop, school house and in ut the- win J. A.

McAlister Dealer in DRY GOODS GROCERIES. SPRING doWs. Parents, better keep your boys at home, as a repetition of such nets may cause trouble WALTON HOTEL, S. W. WATSON.

PROPRIETOR. WALTON, KANSAS. Goo aec9mfnod4Uor.8 Terms Just received a fresh supply of Our M. D's. report it distressingly healthy.

Umbrella, Trunks and Valises, at S. H. McArthur'H. Old papers for sale at this office nt 5 cents per dozen. New Lawns and white goods at Oldham's.

The small hoy is happy, for he Mrs. Becker and Mrs. ALL NEW Boneless Ham, Breakfast Bacon, No second hand goods. and Dried Beef at the Walton Butch I have a new line of Whito Dress Goods, er Shop. vofiiusou oiuiuuy.

Lawns, Ginghams, Crincles, ond new ftylo Dress Goods, Laces and Jno. Bodine, who has been Embroidery also a new st vie of Curtain Scrim or Persian Draperies, wooing um umi ai mis place ior i nncy Goods, Motions, Oils Paints and Glass. Everything cheap for casl In our hurry last week, by somo means we failed to seo the following 3. becker son, carpenters and builders, Walton, kansas, Do all kinds of carpenterinc. EaU-matea c'ven cn large or small jols, some nine, lias ieu us.

Our fellow townsman, T. J. can now go barefooted. complimentary notice from one of Hawley, who is at Sylvia, commenc the leading papers of Kansas The Pork at Butcher Nice Picklo Shop. ed Belling goods last Saturday.

Newton Democrat B. BRUSH, PRESIDENT, J. TAGGART. CASHIER. BANK OF WALTON llobt.

Williams and Preston Arm The first number of the Walton Another Daily is to be started at strong, from Sullivan county, Independent was received last week. The Independent is a six column Garden City, by an Emporia man S. W. STRATTON, AUCTIONEER, Will attend to all culls in thi3 ui renKoniible terms. Resi'dence-N.

Seo. 3, Plensunt Tovr.3hlp; aro visuing menus nere. Walton, Kansas. An Elegant Lino, of New Hats William and Frank Ydughgar have returned iron. Arkansas where folio and starts out with a fair showong of patronage.

Mr. Bul at Mrs. Palmers. AUTHORIZED CAPITAL, $100,000. they have been getting out K.

K. New names arc added to our sub lington, the editor, promises to give the Walton people a good newspaper and iudcintr from the issue ties. Does a General Hanking Business. Hnecial attention irh'en to Collec- 1 1 A new coat ot paint Jias been tions. Interest Paid on time Dt-Dosits.

Reee ves Taxes for Town of scription list every day. PASTURE TO LET, before us We have every reasoi lo be put on the iront ot Dr. armcr'e Walton ahd AValtoii Township. Negi.tiatcs for Loans on Real Estate S. BECKER.

PROPRIETOR EAGLE HOUSE WALTON, ft Eoard, per day, $1.00 Board.per weeK, $3.75 drug store winch helps tho appear Also Agent for Phccnix Insurance Company. Any other business in- At 40 cents per month. Inquire lieve that he cut and will keep his word. Success to the Walton Independent. May it livelong and pros ance very mucn.

trusted to Us will he promptly attended to at reasonable rates. air. M. Bond, formerly a IV. of C.

F. alden, alton, Kansas. Five dollars spent in shade trees 'now will, in a few years, bo Worth per. alton boy, called 011 us 1 uesday. 1 r.

ii 1... 1 iw is vniiiKing 01 starting 11 dem iive hundred dollars. A splendid line of Millinery Goods at The ladies are respectfully invited to call and exam ocratic paper at Hodgeman Centre, WALTON BARBER SHOP, J. W. Rvtpe, ft Proprietor.

Shaving, Hair-Cutting and Sua Fouirs in first-class style. Kansas. Uatnl Just received a Brainerd Sun 1 Rev. C. E.

Wil 0 4 'i i ine my goods and prices. Mrs. T. It. ODDiUiu.

'new supply at S. II. McArtliUr's liams, the new Methodist minister, 1 1 7 Si3 a OS Farmers, be on your guard win preaen ms, nrst sermon 111 A party of horse traders, from v. NOTICE! lirainerd on bunday the 1 8th inst, against strangers selling putents of Emporia, made Walton their stop CD at P. Mi 111 the school house ping place Monday and Tuesday of Mr.

Davies gavo his third les LtfUve' your orders yt'lh J. D. Gray, Walton, Kansas, for Harness, Saddles, and you will D8 suited. any kind. California Honey, 12 cents per pound, at MeCloskey's.

4 this week. While here thev traded 30 son in vocal music Monday night CD a span of mules and horses to Mr. E. S. Jackson for olio of his fine and gave his class, as agreed, the privilege of rejecting him; but, we The following parties will receive are glad to state, he was retained by the Independent Jas.

Fulmcr, E. H. FARMER, DRUGGIST AND PHARMACIST, WALTON, KANSAS, stallions( Paris). "April showers brine forth Mav a full vote. PvrS Drugs, Chemicals, Patent Medicines Mr.

A. II. Wood, who has been Z2 flowers and during one of these Faints, uus, varmsnes, arusnes Fanftv find Tnilpt. out West for some time, is going to mr Annelly, sent by J. D.

Gray Dr. R. B. Child, Claysville, Ind. and Mrs.

M.E. Webb, Mitchell, sent by H. P. Child; -Miss Libbie And brufgista' Sundries, 4c. work for E.

B. Jackson this sum Good ft Goods ft At ft Fair ft Prices. showers, it will be to every farmer's interest to call at J. D. Gruy's shop and get prices on harness, saddles, 4 3 3 tic coos 1 mer.

Mr. YV ood called and sub vc. lie will not bo undersold. scribed for the Independent to be OH 3 sent to Miss Libbie Short, Mt. Picas Mr.

McCloskey has just receiv J.J.BARRETT, THE WALTON DRAYMAN, Is prspafed to do nil of. hauling, in city or suburbs, at reasuSble prices. SATISFACTION GUARANTEED. ant, Iowa. ed a fine lot of seedless, oranges.

n. t-4 C. Farrington, telegraph ope lie 'set 'em Up to us, and wo pro rator at Winfield, is visiting his nounced them good. 3 2l r-l 3 1 'i OS 03 J. D.

Gray has for saletho cele parents and friends at Walton this week, lie gave us a pleasant call brated Wise's Axle Grease. It nev Bhort, Mt. ricatfant, Iowa, sent by A. T. Wood; Fred McCloskey, Biggsville, 111., sent by his father J.

F. Liken, Cencseo, 111. and J. P. Hands, Peabody, sent by II; A.

Brush; and Inez Taggart, Lawrence, sent by her father. 1 1 A new stock of clothing just received from Chicago, at 8. It.Mc: A rthur 's. mitts and summer gloves at Oldham's. It is reported that Joe Wilson has been 'hooking' J.

D. Gray's harness wax. He sat down on it, and deposited some of the needy, er gums, and is the best in the world. fifl w. ft n0 2 Mt, .1 for which ho will receive the Inde MILLINERY AND DRESS-MAKINGI I have just received my Spring Stock of Millinery Goods, Laces and Fancy Goods and am also prepared to do all kinds of Dresmaking, Mas.

J. T. Palmer. On last Friday afternoon, thro' pendent one year, S. R.

McArthur's new store is the kindness of Mr. W. McAr-thur, Walton's Real Estate Agent, assuming immense proportions. It the editor and family were taken is going to be a fine building with over tho country northeast of town. a high ceiling and glass front, mat BAG OF CORN! I wish to call the attention of the people Mr.

M. has quito a number of beau ing jt a light and cheerful room. hence the exit of the wax. tiful farms on his list that are cheat: W. H.

WALTON, KANSAS, REPAIRS ALL KINDS OF STOVES, DEALS IN SECOND HAND. CAST Mr. McArthur thinks ho will move considering the quality of land, its in the first week in May. this.loeality to the fact that I have a eomple' te line IRON 8TOVES. NOVELTIES AND A new stock of Calicoes, Ginghams, Shirtings and Hosiery at low 2riceR, at McCloskey's.

Albert McLano, who has been THE JARRETT BED SPRING. improvements and location. The country over which we passed is very pretty and settled up by working in tho lumber business Of ColB'9 Rpadv Relief for Try, nnt.h Neuriiigia, Rheumntlsrh, Sick euriil Henduche, down in Arkansas, tho nast winter Toothiiche, Sore THi'oitt, But'ns, Crump Col A couple of painters by their wives?) struck our ic, Dinrrhoeit, Ect li. has returned and taken charge of HARDWARE, STOVES.TINWARE FURNITURE AND town' Monday. They made a Very tiintty class of farmers, who were very busy at their work.

A splendid lino of jerseys at Oldham's. the farm. Albert says the part of Arkansas where in UN DERTAK ER GOODS. previous exit on evening train. Cf rf rr 4- -t lmi rs HARVEY D.

AMES, BUTCH R. WALTON, KANSAS, Beef, Smoked Heats, Vsal, Pori Lard, Balogna Sausage made to order. best and cheapest stock of E. B. Reichard "who is teaching Whi(5h 1 WiU Sel1 at R0CK BOTTOM prieeS.

Call men's and boys' plow shoes in town, Miss Lulu Kinyoun, one of Missouri's fairest daughters; arrived in uianams. Farmers, will dra well to call before a class in instrumental music near and see me. I WILL NOT BE UNDERSOLD. UFchaalnf? elsewhere antf (ret nri- (3fla. Will riaV hlcrhssh TharVpf.

nrine last Week and took charge of a class for yWtry, Hides, Felts and Tallow. Thanks to Newton Republican 1... 1 -r, iewton, was in town eunesday. He WiU probably instruct tho Wal- I I I I ui limn uiiicjjwu imiBiOj 111 xne neigii' ivi uAciiunge 01 ineir uauy. it is ton band, should a sueeenHful m-nr.

Ill Wlii borhood north of Walton. Wo clip a highly resiiectable sheet, brim full ganization bo made. tlie following in regard to Miss Lulu of good news and tt credit to the A. S. R.

H. B. Guild, Agent at Walton, will pro Johnston N. Nelson exchanged and her sister, Flora, frdm tho War tovn in which it is published. his quarter section of land in Wal I.

CRATER MANUFACTURER ANE DEALER IN A full line of Women's and chil cure tickets tor all points In the United eiisburg( Mo.) Journal-Democrat I Miss Flora Kinvoun started Mnn. dren's shoes at Oldham's. day morning, to Chilowee townshin ton township to Mr. Jno; C. Watson for 112 acres of land in Logan Ohio.

They also exchanged Btock States and to principal points in Europe on short notice for those desirinj to purchase iv uikc cnanio 01 a miiHin c. nsa Harness, Saddles, Collars, which she has secured in that neighborhood. iss Lulu Kinyoun star and grain. Both parties will move in une Nelson going to Ohio, and I Will receive stock for pasture for the season 011 my farm, 3 miles southeast of Walton. Rates, reasonable.

Ckcil McAimum. If Walton isn't a largo town, here is no reason why we should ted we same day lor Kansas, where she will bo engaged in teach nt? for atson coming here. Walton Livery Barn 1 1 i- Ira Clarke, of near Walton several momns. ijuito a gap will bo made in CeirtrcvieW societv fir- LAP ROBES, WHIRS, iC. who has been attending tho State FARMER, PROP'R, Good rig furnished on ISormal at taken Mrs.

cles by tho departures of those two accomplished vounir ladies. Elliott's placo in tho Scdgewick short notice. Parties schools. Althouch cdirowick euf- feni a blow by Mrs, Elliott's poor -All dotlO 111 flPSt-ClaSS njpt havotho prettiest little town in the big state of Kansas. Let every otic to work and paint up their homes, clean off tho front and back yards, put out a few trees, and we shall soon have iuodl town.

Our best wishes go with them. Mr. Ives, who has been visiting hi brother, Charles, of our town (ot lha past month, returned to i ixt. j. xieiuua eoinpeinng nor to rcsignyct taken to the country, day or night.

Charges reasonable and satisfaction guaranteed. theV hrla maiU wish Kli-ntinrt in cliodsing Mr, Clarke to fill the plade. I fd Is Ct a ttlO 1 1 0 XI 1 fX a.