St. Marys Gazette from St. Marys, Kansas • 5

CITY AND COUNTRY. PERSONAL MENTION. now clerking in the John Coopei is Crystal Palace. The front of Mueller Co's drug store A. J.

Beakey was recommissioncd W. S. Lydecker, of Wamego, was in has been repainted this week. notary public by the governor last Monday. Mike Rezac shipped a car load of cat tie to market from this place Sunday Do not fail to attend the Chestnut Con cert at the II, church next Wed nesday.

FOR- night. the city Friday. Druggist Woodford visited Topeka on business Monday. Miss Lydia McClosky, of Sol omon City is visiting Mrs. David Taylor this week, Wm.

Urbansky went to Junction City Sunday and will remain a few days with relatives. S. L. Jamieson and lady of Rossyille Rev. Allman is holding a series of pro Our merchants are all preparing for the holidays and things to have a "gala tracted meetings at the Greenwood school Hardware, Stoves, house across the river.

Lounges The President's first i-message to Con appearance. Boen To Mr. and Mrs. J. S.

Pool on Thanksgiving Day a fine girl baby. The Gazette congratulates. Implements, gress was given to the public Tuesday Tinware, Chairs, It is a readable document and above the usual standard in literarv excellence and were registered at the Commercial hotel last Sunday. Stephen Collins and sister left last week for Portland, Oregon. Mr.

Collins will Barb wire, Tables interest. Mr. G. A. Higbee won the first prize consisting of a fine music box, atJMueller Co's.

raffle last Saturday night. make his home there. We are obliged to leave out consider Plain wire, Mirrors, Mrs. Geo. Welsh and mother Mrs.

able interesting matter this week in order Pump and Pipe, Isenliartloft Monday for Parksburg, West Virginia on a visit to relatives. to accommodate our advertisers. The advertisements are always first in the Miss Mary Connaughton is spending the mind of the publisher. The Thanksgiving dinner by the M. E.

church people was a great success. Nearly $50 was realized above all expenses. J. H. Hecker, the Wamego restaurant man won David Taylor's fine horse and buggy ai the raffle last Wednesday week with her brother Frank at St.

George Hon. David Brewer, of Kansas, was Frank is station agent at that place. Hose and Belting, Glass, Everything And a. price tngit sells tlie Goods made associate Justice of the supreme A. Armstrong has been sick the past court of the United States by President Harrison last Wednesday.

This is the most important appointment Kansas has week with quinsy. He is now recovering and will soon be able to be about again. Call and see. A social dance was held at the home of Mr. Clem Mees on Thanksgiving night.

A received of the administration so far. E. G. Olson and family and S. B.

War ren and family spent Thanksgiving at pleasant evenings entertainment is report cd. Paxico, the guests of Mr. and Mrs. Gili of the hotel Paxico. On the 10th of this month Mr.

A. F. Armstrong will recive the largest consign-ment of jewelry ever brought to the city, The envoice will consist of fine watches, Arthur Francis came in on the evening CO ANDERSON train Tuesday night with his mother and pins, sets, and in fact everything in the jewelry line. This will afford our people little brother. Master Earl, who had been on a visit at Douglas, Butler Co.

Kansas. J. Rezac, the butcher, will occupy Dr. Miller's new store room on the Avenue after next week. The building is expected to be ready by that time, The Brady Kerwin sale last Tuesday was quite successful.

The stock mainly sold tor good prices. This was the biggest sale that has been held in the vicinity this fall. John A. Moss went to Lawrence Thaks- giving Day aud accompanied Mrs. Moss home from an extended eastern visit to relatives in Washington, Pittsburg and elsewhere.

a chance to select some valuable Christmas goods. Married. At Greenwood, Wabaunsee county, on Sunday, December 1st, Miss Nora Loenhart to Mr. Albert Bays, Rev. F.

S. Allman, officiating. ERBACHER J. S. Smith, freight agent of the Rock Island on this side, is spending Thanksgiving and enjoying a hunting excursion Thanksgiving was a day of rejoicing St.

Marys for the many blessings of a prosperous year. Profound gratitude was felt and sincere thanks returned by our people. with his brother, fourteen miles north of St. Marys, State Journal. Masonic Election.

The annnual election of the Masonic order of this city was held last night and the following officers elected for the ensuing year: C. A. Ullerick. W. M.

LYE GROCERS, Chestnut Concert, The Chestnut concert by the M. E. The people of Wamego are agitating a cut off the Rock Island road from Hoi ton. This would be of vast benefit to Wamego, but when such a scheme is projected St. Marys will be in the field, too.

church people will take place in the Methodist church on Wednesday evening, December 11. An admission fee of two shillings will be charged adults, children of tender age, three pence. The entertainment has been looked forward to bv our people for some time. Rehearsals David Taylor, S. W.

Geo. Mohler, W. A. Pool, Treasurer. J.

S. Mohler, Secretary. The installation of officers will occur on the 27th. when it has been decided to hold a banquet and social to members and friends of the order. Guests have been invited and the event will be looked forward to with interest.

Will supply you with anything in the Grocery line at lowest price. Largest stock in the city. have been going on for several weeks and it was only last evening that the date for the exhibition was set. The entertain ment is prepared by home talent and we can assure our readers that to miss the pro The Congregational church people are preparing a Christmas entertainment to Consist of select readings, songs, recita tions by the little folks, etc. It is expec-ed to render the programme on Christmas eye.

Bauerlein McCormick call attention to their business this week by an extensive advertisement which will command attention Their goods are at the disposal of the public at prices to suit. Call on Headquarters for Queensware. Glassware, etc. gramme will be to miss a rare treat. Everybody should attend.

Following is The New U. P. Roundhouse- The Gazette man inspected the new Union Pacific roundhouse and grounds at Junction City last Sunday and was duly impressed with the splendid quarters fast being completed for the companies' employees and equipage at that place. The roundhouse is of brick and will accomo the programme as furnished us this morn mg. America All ye syngers.

Maud Muller Patience Winters. Moonlight on the Rine, duetJedda- A raffle will be held at the Holy Cross diah and Primrose Jenner. date fourteen engines while the old roundhouse at Wamego has room for but eight. Old Folks at Home Jeddadiah Jenner WE SELL TO YOU LOWER THAN THE LOWEST. COME AND 3EE US.

WE TAKE PLEASURE INSHOTV ING YOU THROUGH OUR STOCK. IT COSTS YOU NOTHING TO SEE IT AND IT WILL STRENGTHEN YO Church on Tuesday, December 31st, for the benefit of the church. Tickets have been issued and placed on sale at 50 cents each Twelve prizes are offered all of considerable value. and all ye syngers. Anna Primrose Jenner.

EYESIGHT. ERBACHER BROS. The brick, work on the building is just finished and a force of fifty or sixty carpenters are this week putting on the roof and adding the finishing touches. A fine stone turntable adjoins' the new structure ready for the wood-workers By the first of January the entire work will be done, at which time the division headquarters will be removed from Wamego to Junction City and the new order of things begun upon. Very Wrong Indeed, duet Mercy Gibson and Azariah Tucker.

Over the Hill to the Poor House Prif-cilla Tuttle. Rest Thee on the Mossy Pillow, trio-Primrose Jenner, Mercy Gibson, Delight Bloss. Speed My Bark, male luartette Jeddadiah Jenner, Azariah Tucker, Jeremiah Miller, Ezekial Trumbo. Duet, Rueben and Rachael By ye Babies. The Pilgrim Fathers Jeremiah Miller.

Over the Hills from the Poor House-Sicily Bloss. Moye Forward All ye syngers. The Old Sexton Ezekiel Trumbo. Hope Beyond, duet Jeddadiah Jenner and Azariah Tucker. Jeddadiah All ye Syngers.

In Silent Mead Jeddadiah Jenner, Azeriah Tucker, Jeremiah Miller, Ezekiel Trumbo. Recitation. Home Sweet Home All ye Syngers. DEALER IN Hardware and Furniture. Paint and Painters Material, pumps, Wagons, Etc, Respectfully ask for a share of your trade, and will spare no painf to suit the public is everything in his line, both as to quality and prices A Mammoth Horse.

While visiting at Council Grove last week the editor had the pleasure of nding behind J. C. Carpenter's wonderful colt It will hardly require a microscope for our readers to find Mueller advertisement in this issue. They have made great preparations for the holiday trade and arc prepared to please customers in every line of they carry. Call early and inspect their wares.

It was reported among St. Clere people the first of the week that Mr. Vandever who went to the Oklahoma country from that vicinity some time ago had been killed over a claim contest. The report seems to have been a canard as no information confirming the rumor could be obtained in this city. Mueller have issued 300 tickets for a grand gift raffle, the prize consisting of a fine $75.00 music box.

The tickets willbegiyen away to customers of this popular establishment and every er of a dollar's worth of goods will be entitled to one chance in the raffle until all the tickets are disposed of. Avery sad case of insanity was brought before Judge Richards yesterday morning in the person of Mrs, John Bolton, of Paxico. It is to be hoped that with skillful treatment her right mind may be restored. Benjamin Bolton, Walter Bol ton and G. S.

Rowley accompanied Mrs. Bolton to the this city for examination. Alma News. List of Letters remaining unclaimed in the Post Office at St. Marys, Kansas, for the week ending Nov.

30, 1889. Letters Kirkpatrick, Mr. Keeler, William Rose, Mrs. Shahan, Alfred Persons calling for any of the names above mentioned please say adyertised. Johit Meeiian P.

Jumbo, a horse which promises to be truly a Kansas marvel in size and propoi tions. Jumbo is four years old and weighs two thousand and ten pounds. He is six feet three inches high and competent judges of horse flesh estimate that he will weigh when eight years old (and it is thought he will not fully mature before The Topic Party. The Topic Party given by Mr. and Mrs.

Geo. F. Anderson at their beautiful residence on Prospect Heights Tuesday evening was one of the most enjoyable eyents that has taken place in St. Marys. Their spacious parlors were filled with a happy throng full of life and spirits that glowed in bright smiles and sparkling eyes.

The programmes were distributed and 30 minutes devoted to making engagements for conversation on the eleven topics selected, then at the tap of the bell there was bustling around finding partners and nestling down to the discussion of the subject till the last topic was rea2h-ed, gastronomic feats, when a delicious banquet was served which all proceeded to discuss with a hilarity and relish that betokened that they were not only acquainted but that they were delighted with the Topic. The entertai nment will long be remem bered by the guests as an event of much pleasure and happiness. The genial greet ing of the host and his esteemable lady and their assiduous attention to the pleas ure of their guests opened the hearts and loosened the tongues of everybody, and all join in their praise of all the appointments of the entertainment and left with a warm heart for their host and hostess. Following is the list of guests: Hon and Mrs Theo Saxon. Kev and Mrs 8 Crouch.

Dr and Mrs McLellan. Mr and Mrs Warren. Geo Mohler. A Beakey. "CD Brownell.

Hagan. "EG Olson. Lee. David Taylor. Geo Woods, Speaker.

Ja8 Thompson. JF Bueli. Fitzgerald. Hanson. A O'Neil.

WHOM. DEJenner. Gun, Mcsdames Geo Miller, Heisler, Geo Helra.Chas. Ullerick, Blow, Wltheron, Thompson, Tuttle, Griswold. The Misses Fulling, Thayerl Jennie Welsh, Libble Easton, Clinton, Nellie Beakey, Kate Perry, Buell, Messrs Mohler.

Warren, Will Clinton, Jackson, Cox, Clinton Graham. Notice. that age) twenty eight hundred pounds, What makes him such a wonderful colt is his splendid proportions. He is as smooth as a trotter, there is not a blemish or a puff of any kind on him and his limbs taper like a thoroughbred. He is very Rooting, guttering, spouting, tinwork and all kinds of repairing done by Frank Seibert.

A full line of COOKING AND HEATING STOVES Agent for tlie DUPLEX WIND "MXULii kind in disposition and is well broke to harness both double and single. He ought to make a valuable horse as a breed er. Stockmen will know doubt find in terest in the measurements of this horse which are as follows: B. GEO. MILLER, SEEGER HELM, Length 11 feet 4 inches.

Center of shoulder to center of hips, 7 feet, 4 inches. Aroun the girt, 7 feet, 7 inches. Around the arm, 2 feet, 8 inches. Around the knee (front) 1 foot 61 inches shin, below knee, 12 inches. stifle joint, 4 feet, 4 inches.

hock joint, 1 foot, 10 inches. Below hock, 13 inches. Physician and Surgeon, St. Marts, Kah. All calls will receive prompt attention, day or night.

Office at residence on Ber trand Ayenue. The St. Marys Creamery is doing a good business and promises to be one of the thriving institutions of the city. Farmers should take an interest in the success of the creamery. It means a great deal to the business interests of the entire community.

A practical creamery man is now at the helm and in a short time it is expected the institution will be running to its fullest capacity. Perry Brothers poultry business is assuming mammoth If they bad the fowls they could have disposed of a car load more of dressed poultry for Leaye your order for the Kansas City Sunday Times. Paper delivered at your home before breakfast. at Bauerlein Latest styles in hats McCormick's. J.

WEIDLER'S Bakery and Confectionery Bertrand Avenue, St. Marys, JCan. a full lino nf nnnffictionerv. etc. Fresh Special- Attention Paid to Embalming the Thanksgiving market.

Just nowL St. Marys, 'Not. 28, 188 Notice is herebv jdven that I have filed Lost. One heifer coming two years old branded S. 8, on hip.

Any information direct to, S. Shockmakn, Belvue, Kansas. Bread. Pies, and all. bakery goods.

with the Prolate Judge of Pottawatomie county, a petition as required by law asking for a permit to sell intoxicatinsr liquors for mechanical, medical and scientific purposes, and said application will be heard, on December 80th, 1839. Aktoxe Muetxrr, of the firm of Mueller Co. their entire force Is engaged in preparing "Christmas goods." Our readers may obtain the proverbial fowl in all shades of corpulency, in nudity profound and in quantities to suit. The largest line of fine wool shawls tter brought to the city, at A. B.

Pools. Restaurant in tbe Gaum Building on 6tn Street Meals 25 Gts. Armstrong has the largest assortment of candies in fit Marys..