Geuda Springs News from Geuda Springs, Kansas • 5

TRADE TOPICS. II. Noble and our uew advertsements this Everybody call on Read GEUDA SPRINGS NEWS, get your school hooks. week. Tobaceo, Cigars, and Confectionery at Caldwell's.

Htf Tj rushes and Combs at cost at D. W. UMuT CITY SUISBHAMS. Beautiful weather. Business gotting fatter.

Our old townsman, Mr. The bath housu is beln calciraincd Notices under this head will be churged 10 cts per line for the first insertion and 5 cts for each subsequent Insertion. All locals left standing until ordered out. A.n iceberg strayed down this way Lob- Weaster's. and renovated.

16 WALTK.B J. WULLAK1), KDITOIt. THURSDAY, OCT. 23, 1881 Monday night, and Tuesday dawned cold bleak and dismal. A hard rain stprm visited this vicin ity Monday Work on the uew E.

church will ANDREWS SWAIN have the largest and best stork of Saddles, and Harness, Horse Blankets and Lap Robes in Arkansas City. 14tf BUnSCBIl'TION KATES. Cologne by the barrel for peventy- be commenced in a few days and pushed rapidly to completion. five cents at II. Noble's.

.50 .75 1.50 Three months. Six months, One year, Tlfm cliep groceries go to Geo J. lless, Oxford, Kansas. i3 JR. Musgrovehas got in splen did line of ladies CLOAKS.

TTerbine Is the best known cure for We are informed that one of the Mr. Sallado placed a piano in the ead "Trade Topics," Itir Business notices in too news hotel girls in Winfleld attempted sui parlor of the Grand Central thii week. urns will be charged for at (loul)le local cide last Saturday. No particulars. rates.

No display type admitted at any Last week was genuine July nil i-nses of Ttil iniiRiirBn. Trv tt. dell was in town this week. El. Reynolds and mother came home Saturday from their visit to Missouri, Geo W.

Sheirbou talks of running for justice of the peace. If he does we'll bet he gets there. Will Newcomb, we are Informed, has been figuring on some new furniture. This looks suspicious. Mrs.

T. C. Mills has opened a boarding honso at her old stand on the corner of Main and County streets, The band boys are talking of get ting some air tight suits and taking In jince. weather. This week reminds one for For sale at Noble's Drug Stove.

3tf The bnnd was out last night playing for tho Democratic The boys gop Bitters, at Noble's. Machine Needles for all at Caldwell's. cibly of January. LOCAL ITEMS. did well considering the practice they Machines, lltf Jiding Bridles at cost ait "Weaster Subscribers not receiving their pa have had.

Froit Toesdav night. per regularly will confer a favor by notifying us promptly. Subscribe for the News. Slothes brushes line pocket books' at J. 11.

Noble's. 8 If Gents Dress Shirts, Under Shirts and Wool Shirts of all Styles at Through last week we pub Qeuda is to have a shoemaker. Frank Mutke, recently from Arkansas City, will open a shop at D. Weaster's next week. Caldwell's.

lltf lished only about half the arrivals on is crowded with Caldwell's Store Dr. Long, Homoeopathist. School books of all kinds at Noble's. Elder Cans is in town again this week. the register ot the Commercial hotel' Goods and Customers'; yet he is Hyou want a pair of boots for service cheap, call on J.

R. The-News three months to the first buying more goods and hopes to have more customers. lltf, all the campaign meetings in the coun-try. Thos. Royal is talking of starling a pork packing establishment.

We think this would be a paying one who solves the "Choctaw" puzzle in our last issue. Don't all come at Wellington has a Home Reading houlder Braces at II once. Noble's, 3tf Harter's Medicines to give away, at Noble's. Circle. Boquet extract at Noble's for seventy-five cents" We advise all our readers to procure th and Dried Bacon, For the best Nickle Cigar go to Parlor Billiard Hall.

11 lit We are closing out at cost, for the next 30 days, our stock of hardware, stoves pumps and tinware. J. V. Holton Co. It will be the home ag'ainst the saloon, a week from next Tuesday.

Cast your ballot for John A. Martin and preserve your homes and free schools. Everyone interested in having a lyceum or literary society in Geuda this winter, are requested to meet at Ball's hall to-morrow (Friday) evening for the purpose of organizing. Beef at 14tf a copy of last week's Herald and see what the editor of that paper has to say about us. lltf Caldwell's.

Chas. Wells is back from his trip to Ilarper'couuty. Specialty, at Like the eutire Democratic party Bon forget to go to the Parlor Tiillinrd Kail wlicn vnn fuel vmir "A tree is known by its fruits." oot8 and Shoes 9 Caldwell's. lltf Herrick occupied milch of his time in Likewise an editor. Cap.

Smith has really gone to hard work. He is hauling sand for the school house, and expects to get sand enough in his craw to ensure his re-election as Constable. -The G. S. N.

and the G. S. 11. seom to be playing a drama entitled, "Among the Breakers." It will probably end with a "Tap-loo," or the farce called "The Broken Head." J. K.

Donahue and Dr. Pile, two mouth water for the best glass of Lemonade you ever tasted. lltf attempting to excuse and explain his Wm. Crimble has the new chnrch Sizes and and Caps of all record. He is too thin.

lltf rices, at uaiaweu s. at Cleardale enclosed. his We acknowledge a pleasant call stock 16 W. Wcaster is selling of Saddles out at Cost. J.

II. Preston is supplying our citi from Dr. E. Pile, of Cleardale. last i give away Herrick repeatedly Murray of falsehood.

accused Mr. Mr. Murray iiig's New Discovery at Noble's. zens with the lacteal fluid. Saturday.

The doctor left the price Mre. Cal. Swartz, of Arkansas City of a years subscription for the News Flower Pots of all sizes and styles fnr Bdlfi nVwfl.it at "Nnhlfi's. 3tf of Cleardale wide awake merchants. articles is quite sick at C.

R. Mitchell's. said in his speech, "I do not ask any man to take ray word for it. The records speak for themselves, go and examine them." J. T.

Herrick, in his speech last Fine perfumery and toilb at Noble's drug store. 8tf called on us last week and report bns-ines good, with encouraging prospects Dr. Long has been quite sick this their relations are night wilfully and maliciously misrepresented John A. Murray's state Everybody and invitnrl tn i(ill invited to call week and is still confined indoors. at Caldwell's store Subscribe for the News.

for a railroad. They expect the road from Belle Plaine. One of the boarders at the Commer and examine Goods and Prices. 11 ments, putting a construction upon Ralph W. Field, of the Wichita Reporter.

them which he knew to be false. cial hotel left very suddenly last night forgeting, in his haste, to pay Mr. Eagle dropped in to see us Monday. 30 days V. Ilolton Co.

will close out their stock of Stoves at cost for Our prize for the largest water toves at cost for the next at J. V. Ilolton Co's. Hadley $35 due on board. We under 16 J.

K. Donahue, postmaster at Clear-dale, made us a pleasant call last week. Bitter Creek Gleaning. Miss Ella Randolph is sojourning the next 30 days. 16 stand Mr.

Hadley followed him to melon was awarded this week to Orrin Clark, it. weighed fifty-eicht Winfield this morning. "srTonsipr. fnr RnlnMps Whins. Ace.

A cheap saddlo tor sale. Call on It is reported that Mr. Alberts will with her mother near Sonth Heaven. VV ifi 16 B. R.

Taukersley. at cost. pounds. Mr. Clark stmds the News one year to his father in Wisconsin.

make his headquarters here this wia We are in receipt of copies of the Mr. Al. Dean, Mrs. Metcalf and ter. Pilot, Terry, Iowa, and Bee, Lewis, Miss Harvey, of Ohio, have gone to at Caldwell's After the lecture Thursday evening A full line of both Ladies and fipnta at uaprove'i.

W. T. Both are bright, interesting est Standard Prints for 7 cts. Nebraska. David McMilliu, of the southern lltf a oommittee ot one irom each denom papers, ana we reccornena tuem to 13tf part of the township, was in town Mr Ira Vickery is building a barn.

ination was cuosen to make arrange those of our readers who desire the Saturday. How rapid the improvements in a ments for a series of gospel meetings news from those localities. nyou want a trunk or valise go to J. R. Musgrove.

13-t new country. The mother of Harry Armstrong, am closing out my stock of Boots Shoes at cost for the next 30 to be conducted by Rev. F. A. Brady.

J. C. Woodside tooK possession this from Missouri, is visiting him for a Mr. J6el Clark and wife, late of days, Geo. J.

Hess, Oxford, Kan. 13tf We received a short call yesterday themselves week of the business formerly carried "Overybodv knowing few weeks. Illinois, in company with Mrs. Geo. Bristow have gone west.

indebted to J. II. Noble, please from Will Hendricks, candidate for ou by J. W. Howard and will continuo Mrs.

Baxter was the recipient of a call and settle at once as I need all the clerk of court on the Democratic tick Ladies will find Dress Goods, White Onnrls. Lawns. Percales. Gloves. to deal out coal, flour and feed at the wealth I can get.

The infant daughter of Mrs. So- line $140 organ, Monday, a present et. He is a fine appearing'young man old stand. We think our readers Ribbons and Hosiery, at Caldwell's. wash died at the residence of Mrs.

from her father. and we regret that he has got into will find him a pleasant man to deal lltf "Clancy Stationary, Blank Books, bad company. with. George Bristow on Friday morning, Oct. 17.

Ed win Snyder commenced his term at Noble's Drug Store. 3tf the finest and best assortment tlor of school between here and Welling i of TamnR. call on The ladies of the Biptist society Mrs. W. II.

Phelps, Mrs. A. II. We wish to caution certain parties J. II.

Noble. ton last Monday. 3tf have arranged for a social at the resi- against circulating false stories about Buckwalter, Miss Belle Fonda and Miss Celeste Randall were callers at TtOl'R FACK REPRODUCED AT THE GE-U-DA SPRINGS denco of Mrs. Baxter this (ThursdavN B. R.

Tankersley is on the sick list uieir neigtiDors. "juong Hungry" vows stock of TTTe will close out our and has been obliged to dismiss evening, music ana otner gooa enter tneitEWS office this We are VV Pumns for the next 30 days at days a have concealed vengeance, and may PHOTOGRAPH GALLERY. diool for this week. tainment will be provided. Let all always glad to have our lady friends J.

V. Holton Co. 16 beneath his coat sleeve a muscle that cost. who wish a good time come out, id call upon us at any time. Mr.

W. M. Gray and wife of Hunne- will put a "head on the best man in the business." Eureka. and young. well, are now at the Springs for the The audience at the Democratic few good Poland China pigs for sale.

Also some good stock benefit of Mrs. Gray's health. Geo. J. Hess, of Oxford, wants the hogs.

Call on J. C. Smith. 16-2 public to know that he has a large and Harry Armstrong has our than ks meeting last night was about two-thirds Republicans, and many who went there Democrats came away C. M.

Sheldon returned this week finely assorted stock of groceries at from Burlingame and brought one of for a basket of fine large apples raised in Missouri. Six ot them weighed full line of Fresh Groceries kep at Caldwell's. 11 the two story brick, and for that with the avowed intention of voting the finest buggy teams we have seen. purpose places an advertisement in three pounds and twelve ounces. the straight Republican ticket.

Mr. Derrick seemed more desirous this issue of the News. Read it and "Dumps at cost for the next 30 days We intend to close out our entrre of telling the people what was not the Youngheim the enterprising 16 profit by it. at J. V.

Holton Co's. stock of hardware, stoves, pumps and duty of the county attorney than what clothiers of Arkansas City, have de Last Sunday evening while Mr. Al tiuware in the next.30 days at cost. was. berts and David Kenning were comb If you want a good glass of ice cold Virginia Crab Cider, call at the cided that the News was a good place to plant an advertisement and will harvest a large amount of custom from Dr.

Holland has adorned his house Oct. 15. J. V. Holton Co.

I have just opened out the larges ing through the timber this side of Parlor Billiard Hall where you will always be accommodated. the ferry their sulky struck a stump 1 with a fresh coat ot paint. it is a delicate pea green. Jas. Stiner offi SCMtRnnvTinMiun 10VE our many readers.

Bee eighth page. and was overturned, throwing both stock of dry goods, boots and shoes, hats and caps, to be found in the city, I also carry a large and se ciated. As we shall remain here but a short out. Besides a few bruises, and slight We would suggest to those who sub "hips at cost at D. W.

Weaster's. time, call at once if you want any injury to the sulky, no damage was scribed for the News "until after elec Mrs. Fonda, of Burlington, will work in our line. Either portrait lected stock of groceries. Your patronage solicited, give mea call.

done. tion," that it is nearly time to renew. or landsaape views taken at reas open a stock of notions in the build-ins: north of the Geuda House in a i Gasoline 30 cts. per gallon, orfour gallons lor $1 at Noble's. 3tf onable rates.

We invite inspec The lecture last Thursday evening RespectfullyiYours, J. O. Caldwell. tion of our work. Gallery ou 1st.

St. We expect to go on making the News better and better every week and are sure you will not want to do without few days, was welt attended, ana everyone biizhlv pleased with the manner in Miss Celeste Randall, who has been it. which Mr. Brady handled his subject. His eulogies of Dean Stanly, Charles Lyman Stiner was arrested Tuesday Spurgeon and John Bright were par- for disturbing the peace, and fined fifteen dollars and costs.

As he made ticularv appreciated. We hope to R. MUSGROVE; hear Mr. Brady again. forcible objection, ten dollars more Deputy U.

S. Marshal Hollister, of staying at the Springs for several weeks returned to her home at Win-Held to-day. Mrs. O. H.

Meigs, who has been stopping at the Springs for some months returned to her home in Anthony last week. F.Jiemp will be among the Cowley county representatives at the New Orleans World's Fair. were added for contempt of court, the whole amounting to $36.50, which was Caldwell, was killed last Friday night a mile east of Hunnewell by paid. -) DEALER Bob Cross, a cow boy. A mob was J.

W. Howard sold his business last at once raised but the officers secured the murderer and hurried him to week to J. C. Woodside, and contem-r plates removing to Chautauqua coun Wellington," thence' to Winfield, and ty. We are sorry to lose Mr.

Howard at last accounts had taken him to El dorado for safe keeping as he is one of oor best citizens. The best wishes of the News will accom Jos. Finkelberg, of Youngheim the leading clothiers of Arkansas City, was in town Friday anil made the News a pleasant call. Come again. pany him.

Quite a number of new names were added to our subscription list last As we are located immediately upon Taking Mr. Herrick at his own word he stands convicted of being no week, and still the good work goes on the county line, we shall endeavor to give the news trom both counties. We Now is a good time to subscribe, as gentleman, as he said, "It is ungentle-manly foe a candidate to slander his the long evenings give ample time for reading, and no paper in the county want good live correspondonts from every township, and will make special rates to anyone who will get up a Clothing, Hats and Caps, Boots and Shoes, Ladies and Gents Hosiery Queensware, Glassware, Stoneware and Tinware. Table and Pocket Cutlery. gives a larger amount or more interesting reading matter than the News.

J. H. Berkey returned last week club for the News. from his trip to Wisconsin, bringing See for yourselves and be convinced. iii with him hie wife's father and C.

G. Tilton, the Oxford dry goods The notorious fraud, D. L. Payne home man, occupies nis space tms weeK mother who will' make their here this winter. was on our streets last Saturday with with a large new advertisement.

We the usual, amount of "corn juice1 trust he will receive the patronage of How the hundreds of honest Mr. James Farquharson, one of the pioneer settlers of Sumner county, and industrous people of this country can all our readers In that part of the county. He has a large stock which one of her' most successful farmers be bamboozled by this tipsy bummer he is offering at exceptionly low prices. is more tnan we can comprehend. called on us last week to subscribe for the Xewr and talk about the early We received a call this week from David Penning who is making ar rangements to establish a music store W.

T. McBride, Democratic candi date for probate judge. Mr. McBride is a good Democrat and an affable Musical Instruments, Croquet Sets, Fishing Tackle, Stationary, here. Mr.

Kenning has been engaged in the music trade at Larned and will make this a branch of the store there. With a decent man at their head, their cause would command the sympathy and respect of the general public, and something might be hoped for from their endeavors. All honor to the many good men among the "boomers," but the sooner they quit giving their hard earned money to Dave Payne to squander on himself, and boon companions, (he nearer Oklahoma they will be. gentlemen, and if the Democratic ticket had a ghost of a chance, would He informs us that he will organize And Everything Usually Kept in a General Store. class in vocal music, probably begin make a good omcer.

He is in every way a striking contrast to the blatant ning next week, and if he learn his pupils the rudiments of music he KANSAS. GEUDA SPRINGS, Ilenlck, and will make good race. don't want them to pay him..