The Sylvan Grove Sentinel du lieu suivant : Sylvan Grove, Kansas • 1

SYLYM SENTINEL. THE SYLVAN GROVE, KANSAS, THURSDAY, FEB. 13,1890. NO.30, VOL. 3.

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8 50c 24o 3 The jury in the Lyons liquor case disagreed. Mrs. Norris is reported to be down with the grippe this morning. Preaching in the hall next Sunday night, the 16th, at 7 o'clock. All invited -B.

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Lincoln Sl Colorado Division. Going Passenger 7:24 a. ra. Seldom has a death in our community caused more widespread sorrow and regret than that of Oscar Loomis, which occurred on Sunday morning last at the residence of his uncle, Perry G. Water-man, in Ellery.

He was 26 years of age, and had been employed in the telegraph office at Kennedy for the past year or more, but was called home about two weeks ago by the sickness and death of his grandmother, Mrs. Amanda Water west Mixea m. Going Passenger 9:06 p. m. AST Mixed m.

LOCAL HAPPENINGS Democrat: The Lincoln band was reorganized Tuesday evening, under, the leadership of Prof. "Turn Him man, and being in feeble health at the time was not able to return. Tomorrow is St. Valentine's Day. Go to the entertainment to-night.

he funeral services were held Tuesday afternoon at the church, Ed Porter is now buying grain The Orange township people will meet at Allamead on Saturday, the 22d, for the purpose of organizing a farmers' alliance. the Rev. E. M. Harris officiating for himself.

was one of the saddest funerals ever held in this place, for he was This has been a busy week for a most estimable young man.be- the grain men. oved and respected by all who Raffety Nesmith are receiving a portion of their stock of spring Their new advertisement will appear next week. knew him, as was shown by the W. Z. Smith, of Ellsworth, was 4 in town on Monday.

Mrs. W. Lay ton is visiting friends D. W. Tilton, of Deep River, very large attendance at his funeral.

A score and more of young ladies and gentlemen, his friends from Kennedy, came in a body to attend the services, thus testifying their regard and esteem for him. There were also friends from in Sylvan and vicinity. brother-in-law of Wm. Nesmith, of Postmaster Eaffety Sundayed in Wilson, now occupies the position of book-keeper at Raffety Lincoln with his brother. amestown.

The floral offerings Prof. Wilson, of Lucas, contem 4 plates moving to Lincoln soon. Reserved for Eaffety Nesmith's new advertisement which will appear next week. The Vesper farmers' alliance is were many and very beautiful, including a magnificent floral pillow from his Kennedy friends, besides reported in a flourishing condition. L.

H. Griswold, agent for the boquets, wreaths, a cross and cut number of farmers in the vicinity Hartford Insurance Company. 12 flowers from Jamestown and home of Sylvan have recently joined this riends. Jamestomn CN. Evening Fresh bread, cookies, candies, ci organization.

Journal, January 81. gars, at lieller bakery. 37 F. Button, carpenter and con Mr. Loomis was a nephew, and Mrs.

Amanda Waterman was moth A. R. Buzick is paying 14 cents per bushel for corn delivered at the ranch. tractor, of Lucas, had a bid in on the school house, and was in town er of L. P.

Waterman, of Vesper. looking after his interests in that STATE ITEMS. The population of Kansas has in direction on Monday. Lincoln has been indulging in a free show at the opera house a sort of can-can. The la grippe seems to have creased 85 per cent, since 1880.

4 An English syndicate is trying spent its force in our town and vicinity. 1 It has not been as fatal on to purchase 50,000 acres in the vicinity of Ellsworth. Jno. Seirer went to Lincoln yesterday on business connected with the school bonds. our prairies, with the pure atmosphere.

Still there has been con The State grand encampment of siderable sickness of this Odd Fellows will meet "in Kansas City, Kansas, in March. Grain rolled in at a lively rate on Monday. Over fifty teams were A farmer was authority, Thurs The Women's Relief corps of the day last for the statement that grain in town at on time. G. A.

department of Kansas, buyers at Sylvan were paying four Rock Springs coal, the best coal has a raemb rship" of cents a bushel more for wheat than than at at this point. Why is this A Hiawatha Man who lost some for cooking purposes, for sale by Kansas Lumber Co. 37 thus Republican. We nave no combine, our grain money found a mouse in one of the bureau drawers lined with finely chewed greenbacks. jtanety JMesmitn are giving buyers are here to buy wheat and away a sled with each can of Phce will pay the top price for it.

nix baking powder. 20 It is expected that the govern A Mitchell county farmer, seeing -r n. a i a ment will spend half a million dol it is soitiy wnisperea that per the statement that ioltine a sick lars this year at Fort Leavenworth haps the band will give a little hop HRIST RUSE I WILL PAY cholera hog will cure him, devised and the soldiers' home. to night after the entertainment. a scheme whereby he drives a half At the annual rabbit feast at the PAYS THE Schermerhorn Co.

hare just soldiers' home at Leavenworth, recently, 900 rabbits, all young and finished invoicing. They expect dozen or so on a moveable platform and jostles them about by hone power. The scheme works well 11 Cents per Bushel FOE CORN! Delivered on my Ranch at Sylran Grove. their spring stock of clothing, in the most fat, were served up in a few days. and the hogs are getting better.

A approved style. John Stoltin, a Cowley county Top of Ik Market WHEAT healthy hog needs no exercise, but a sick hog needs exercise to give A. R. BU2ICK. L.

P. Stine contemplates going to Utah with A. M. Bolby this coming summer, to work at his trade on a new railroad to be constructed farmer who has fifteen hundred head of sheep, claims that at pres him an appetite. The following is the program for ent prices there is more money in sheep than in cattle.

the literary next Wednesday even there. We are sorry to learn that Dud At SYLVAN GROVE. C. ROBINSON, Raffety has been on the sick list Music Orchestra Recitation Raymond Norris Dealer in with rheumatism the greater part How to Save a Shilling Claude Ford Christmas Turkey Robt. McMillan of the time since he has been in The Dying Nnn Minnie Stine Lincoln.

The Two Fishes v. Paul Ford Headquarters for EYerything In our DRUG 1 LINE PAINTS, OILS, PUTTY and BRUSHES. Charade (Spartan) The contract for the new schoo! Select Reading. Morgan Gram, Coal Hop house was let on Monday last to Music Orchestra Grandfather and Billy ijfgT Wm. Wohler for $1,085.

Mr. Woh A Domestic Tempest Permelia Ford Why Did They Call Me Lex Lex Morgan An ear of corn grown in Kansas soil was exhibited at the immigration was twenty-three inches long and twelve and one-third inches in circumference at the base. A Wichita youth wanted his ex-sweetheart arrested on the charge of obtainining goods under false pretenses, because she had accepted a long list of presents from him and then refused to keep her pledge to marry him. Three Kansas counties last year, Sedgwick, Jewell and Sumner, raised' over 23,000,000 bushels of corn nearly as much as the whole State raised in 1887, and three In Druggists sundries yon will find a good as. sortment, including.

ler is a good carpenter, and will do a good honest job. Recitation Ivy Morgan Song X. Lamont The Little "Rid Hin" L. P. Stine Combs, Brushes, Toilet Articles of C.

A. Corliss, of Orbitello, is Permelia Ford, Sec'y. Pays the Highest Market Price. Parties having Hogs to dispose will do weU to let me know SYLVAN GROVE, KANSAS. every variety, Face Powders Colognes, Bay Rum, Handkerchief Extracts, Soaps, etc Pens, Pencils, The delegates from the various making preparations to leave Kansas and return to his old home in Vermont.

He expacts to go about alliances throughout Lincoln coun tymet at Lincoln yesterday for th the 20th of next month. purpose of organizing a county a liance. Twenty-two alliances were HELLER'S BAKERY, Confectionery Restaurant. Mjnmmn4ltinna fnr 1 4avh and represented. A temporary organ times as much as the State raised Parties intending to build will kindly remember that lumber can be bought just as cheap in Sylvan Grove as in any neighboring town.

We are prepared to meet all competition. Kansas Lumber Co. 42 Paper, Stationery everything usually kept in a first-class stock. HOUSEHOLD FAMILY RECIPES Filled at the lowest reasonable price, and with goods of superior quality. Patent and Proprietary Medicines In endless variety, including all goods of stand ard manufacture.

A choice line of CIGARS -m Alwavs kept in stock. We solicit your trade, and will endeavor to render satisfaction, J. R. CREIGHTON, M. D.

Sylvan Grove, Kansas. country customers. Special attention to TRAVELING PEOPLE. Lodging and Boarding, Satisfaction Guaranteed. FINE BRANDS CIGARS.

48 ization was effected with E.k W. Doolittle, chairman J. M. Williams, secretary; and treasurer. From the reports of the various delegates it was ascertained that there are 797 members in Lincoln county, over 600 of them being voters.

The meeting adjourned until to-day, when it is expected that the county alliance will be From August 1 to February 1 in any year prior to 1869. An Atchison farmer who has been marking his hogs with the usual cuts and slits in the ears has been losing many of them notwithstanding. A good many earless hog in the neighborhood lead him to believe that his hogs have been stolen and their ears cut off so that they could not be identified. He has now made up his mind to brand what he has left, some 300, as cattle are branded. there were 215 carloads of wheat shipped out of Sylvan Grove.

Up to and including the 12th inst the J. F. SEIRER, Blacksmith total number is 241 carloads, formed. A large number of farm pretty good showing for our little ers and alliance men from all parts SYLVAN GROVE SfiaYing Hair-Dressing Parlor, Rein. Wohler, Prop'r.

tj-Open on Wednesday and of the county were present, and town. If cars could have been obtained yesterday's total would have been at least 250. All kinds of repairing neatly and promptly done, and at reasonable prices. Horseshoeing a the greatest enthusiasm prevailed..