Barnard Times from Barnard, Kansas • 8

The ladies of Barnard will give a BARNARD TIMES. basket social on the evening of Satur County Sunday School Convention. The next convention of the Lincoln Published every Thursday Evening. Bargains! Bargains! County Sunday School Union will be held at the Barnard Tabernacle in Barnard, Oct. 16 and 17.

OHUBOH DIEEOTOEY. PROGRAM. OCTOBER 16. 7:30 p. m.

Song of welcome, by Bar NO MISTAKE! nard Sunday school. Presbyterian. David Wallace, pastor. Services every other Sunday, at 8 :00 p. m.

Methodist. G. P. Miller, pastor. Services every other Sunday, at 11 :00 a.

and 8 :00 p. m. Baptist. T. J.

McCurry, pastor. Services every other Sunday, at 11 :00 a. m. Union Sunday-school. Sam.

m. Figge, superintendent. Meets every Sunday, at 10 :15 a.m. Everybody cordially Prayer, Rev. G.

P. Miller. Song, by Dry Creek Sunday school Address of Welcome, by the presi dent, J. M. Brunt.

Come in and See for Yourselves. Responses, by II. C. Bradbury and the superintendents of the different Sunday schools. Song, by audience.

Topic, "The relation of the family to day, Oct. 19. The proceeds of the social will be devoted to the purchase of an organ for the Tabernacle. As the instrument is very much needed we ask all to attend the social and help swell the fund to the best of their ability. The place of holding the social will be given in our next issue.

Although the following is from the Dakota Farmer it will apply to the Kansas farmer with equal force: If you are going to let that machine stand out again all winter, can't you hide it behind the stable or somewhere so that it won't advertise you quite so much as it would if you left it out in the open field. We would suggest that you put it in the grove but we know that you have none. The man who lets his farming tools stand out all winter is not apt to be a tree planter. Deputy sheriff Ingham and Mr. Webster, independent candidate for surveyor, both of Lincoln, were in town to-day; the former posting election notices and the latter fixing up his political fences.

We have no doubt Mr. Webster is a good man, but he will find it impossible to fix up the fences in such shape as to keep the people of this county from coming out on election day and "boosting" the popular Tell W. Walton into the office he is so abundantly capable of occupying. the Sunday school," Wm. Baker, T.

J. McCurry, N. J. Lott, George Fagan and others. I have a Large and Well-selected Stock of Goods bought exceedingly eheap, and propose to give my Customers the Benefit! RAILROAD TIME TABLE.

CENTRAL BRANCH MO. PACIFIC. BELOIT TIME TABLE. EAST BOUND. Passenger train No.

404 9:22 a. m. Freight Stock Ex" 422, 10:35 a. m. WEST BOUND.

Passenger train No. 403. 6:44 p.m. Local freight" 421 1:55 p.m. Free Reclining Chair Cars run on trains No.

404 and 403 between Beloit and Atchison, Kansas City and St. Louis. N. W. mABSH, Agt.

C. K. 5 W. B. R.

AKKIVKS Passenger, first-class, 9:35 a. ft. tFreight, second-class, 3:45 p. m. LEAVKS.

Passenger, first-class, 6:45 p. m. tFreight, second class, 10:00 a. m. tDally, except Sunday.

These trains make close connections with the main line for Topeka and Kansas City. Song, by audience. Recitation, by Cappa Bacon. Closing song. Benediction, Asa Myers, of Scott THURSDAY, OCTOBER 17.

9:30 m. Song, by congregation. Prayer, by Rev. II. R.

Gouldin. Song. 9:45 a. m. Topic, "The Sabbath; how We have no Expensive Store to keep up at the expense of our patrons; but do our own work and are always on hand.

Our prices speak for themselves. Preparatory to purchasing our it should be observed," J. F. Baker, A. T.

Biggs, Rev. II. R. Gouldin, Mrs. Watson and II.

C. Bradbury. Limited FALL STOCK to five minutes. 10:30 a. m.

Song, by Milo Sunday school THURSDAY, OCTOBER 10, 1889. Topic, "Saul and David; their lives I Will close out my SUMMER Goods at the Lowest Possible Prices. Remember I mean what I say. compared," II. Halleck, David Wallace, Elder Woody, J.

J. Biggs and Rev. Geo. Local Laconics. Tenney.

Limited to five minutes each. WM, "This world is very funny, For no matter how much money Man is earning he will spend It, and be hard up all the time; To his utmost he is straining To catch up, without attaining, Till he makes his life a burden when it should be bliss sublime." Song, by the children. Recitation, by Mary Hart Appointment of committees. Song, by Benediction, by Elder Woody. Dinner.

2:00 p. m. Song, by Battle Creek and A Birthday Social. The following from the Winona, Clipper, gives an account of a social, given in honor of a omer citi zen of this place but now a resident of Winona. His many friends here join with those at his present location in wishing him many happy returns of the day.

Last Saturday evening a large number of people from town and country assembled quietly at the home of Rev. and Mrs. Nash, it being the occasion of Rev. Nash's 38th birthday. He expected a few friends to spend the evening but was very much surprised to see such a large assembly.

His surprise was still greater when on being led to the dining room he beheld a table spread with delicacies, while in another part of the room were to be seen BARNARD, Lincoln County, KANSAS. Paris Sunday schools. Prayer, H. C. Bradbury.

Children's meeting. Topic, "Tobacco and other useless habits; the effects on society," Rev. G. Quite windy to-day. Bring in your samples of produce.

Note change in Homan Louns-bury's ad. Agent Moses has moved his into the depot. BAKER BROTHERS P. Miller, W. II.

Pollock, B. Brewer, E. M. Brown, L. F.

Hoops and J. M. Brunt DEALERS IN Song, by the Beverly Sunday school Question box, conducted by Lon. A. This week has been productive of Minx, W.

W. Evans and Mrs. N. Good. many useful articles in the form of Song, by Sunny Side school.

Topic, Spiritual power in the Sunday presents. They were presented to him by Mr. A. C. Sims in a few well chosen remarks, Mr.

Nash responding in a neat school Mrs. Dodson, D. V. Lewis, E. V.

Swartz, Geo; Tenney and others. Time limited to five minutes each. LATH, SHINGLES, SASH, DOORS, BLINDS, SCREENS, POSTS, LIME, HAIR, CEMENT AND COAL. T. CROWL Manager BARNARD, Lincoln Co.

KANSAS. little speech, thanking them for their kindness. The people then proceeded very fine weather. Sunday school convention next Wednesday and Thursday. Cy Clark returned from a month's tour in the Cherokee strip, I.

T. Mrs. C. L. Johnson came up from Minneapolis on this morning's train.

A number of our people will attend the fair at Minneapolis Song, by Lincoln Sunday schools. Report of committees and miscella neous business. to enjoy themselves with music, social festivities, then came the supper which was thoroughly enjoyed by all. Not until a late hour did the people Closing song, by the congregation. Benediction, by Rev.

T. J. McCurry. All Sunday school workers are cor disperse, all feeling that they had par ticipated in one of the most enjoyable occasions of the season. r.

R. Cooley and the genial W. W. dially invited to be present and assist with all their might in this convention. Coal Goal 1 1 Com.

Our Corn Offer for 1889. We succeeded last year in getting Burlingame Coal, $5 per ton, at Bal lard s. terms strictly lash. See ard Krow For Yourselves that You Can Secure BARGAINS MCASH At the First Door North of Postoffice. No.

1 Hard Seed Wheat. I have about 400 bushels of No. 1 hard some fine samples of com grown within eight, miles of Barnard, which showed that the corn crop in this county was not altogether a failure. Corn is a good crop this year and as we wish seed wheat for sale. Price 40 c.

per bu. -a u. Li. Myers. Wanted! Corn Stalks and Straw Piles.

Abererombie, of Saltville, were callers to-day. Search the paper for advertisements for in them ye find cheapest places to buy goods. Winter is at hand and it will behoove our citizens to prepare for its chilling blasts. Mrs. S.

G. Wilcox, of Asherville, is visiting with the family of her daughter, Mrs. J. Whitmore. F.

Mason, better known as "Boz," formerly of this place, is renewing old acquaintance at Barnard. D. H. Metzger and wife and daughter, Mrs. DeBeaumout, are visiting with the family of J.

W. Jones. W. D. Snapp has moved the Jim Garrison blacksmith shop on his lot and will use it as a stable hereafter.

John Simpson and wife, of Scot If you want to sell your corn stalks to see and show to others the size and quality of Lincoln county corn we make the following To the person bringing to the Times office, before Dec. 1, 1889, the first second, third and and fourth best twelve in the field or straw piles within 3 miles or U. W. Giraiestone place, apply to js. s.

WOOD, 4tf Lamar, Kansas. ears of corn we will give the following premiums: 1. Two copies of the Times, one Photographs Cheap! I I have Just Received a New Stock of Dry Goods Groceries, And am prepared to Buy All Kinds of Produce at Highest Market Prices. I solicit Patronage of AIL J. WHITMORE.

I am prepared to take photographs year, one copy to any address outside of all kinds at greatly reduced prices. satisfaction guaranteed or money re of Lincoln county. 2. One copy of the Times, one year. funded, (jasn is required when nega tives are taken.

John Lewis. 3. One copy of the Times, six months. 4. One copy of the Times, three Barnard, Kans.

months. land, are on their way to their home in this county and are daily expected to St. Louis Exposition. Decision' to be rendered on Monday, Dec. 2, 1889; judges to be chosen by arrive.

To those desiring to attend the St Louis Exposition, Sept. 5th to Oct 19th The citizens of this place, heeding the Times' advice, have for the past Please leave husks enough on corn to 1889, the Missouri Pacific Ry. will sell tickets from Beloit to St. Louis and re ITALIAN MAEBLK AMERICAN MARBT.TC. hang up by.

evenings been engaged in burning fire guards around their property. turn at one and one third fare Besides the above we will give a copy Tickets on sale at Central Branch depot Sept 23d, 26th and 30th and Oct 3d, 14th and 17th and will be limited for return passage five days from date -The contract for building the new school house in joint district No. 1, L. and has been awarded to W. D.

Snapp. We are confident that Mr. W. P. KELLEY, MAirUIAOTUEES 01 MARBLE AND GRANITE Monuments.

of the Times for one year as follows: For best bushel of potatoes, a turnip8, heets, peck onions, apples, a a peanuts, it 44 popcorn. of sale. For further information ad Araaa Vv "Vf tt Arrant Snapp will give the patrons of that dis trict good work. Beloit, Kans. Have Yon Heard Messrs.H.T.

Tatum, O.M. Tatum, O.J. TatumL. Tatum, Thos. Brewer, accompanied by their wives, and Messrs.

Wm. Gill and W. IL McCune were among those that took Tuesday's About the Superb Pullman Dining Cars Produce for contest accepted only from Lincoln county and the most southern tier of townships in Mitchell which have been recently placed in service via the Union Pacific, "The Over excursion train for Oklahoma. land Route If you have and want county. Bucklen's Arnica Salve.

to get a sumptious meal while travel Each one of us is bound to make ing, don't fail to take the train on which the little circle in which he lives better these Diners run. They run on the fast Vestibule Express between Council Bluffs and Denver and on the Overland and happier; each of us is bound to see that out of that small circle the widest good may flow: each of us may have Cemetery Work of Every Description. Designing of Family Monuments a Specialty CORRESPONDENCE SOLICITED. PLAIN AND FANC LETTERING Concordia, Kansas The Best Salve in the world for Cuts, Bruises, Sores, Rheum, Fever Sores, Tetter, Chapped Hands Chilblains, Corns, and all Skin Eruptions, and positively cures Piles, or no pay required. It is guaranteed to give satisfaction, or money refunded.

Price Flyer between Council Bluffs and Port fixed in his mind the thought that out land. of a single household may flow influ Meals, which cannot be surpassed in ences that shall stimulate the whole commonwealth and the whole civilized 25 cents per box. For sale by all any of the first-class hotels in the country, are served in these cars at 75c. each. world.

Dean Stanley..