Sterling Gazette from Sterling, Kansas • 5

H. Walton has made arrange' Adam Sturtz and STERLING GAZETTE. Will Smith, of the city this ments to go into business at Coolidge, Leesburg, were in where he will transact a gener TOh X.KO 41. morning. Han na Co al grain and produce business.

Mrs. Dr. McCracken leaves this COWGILL McMlLLAN, Publishkrs. The invincible Stephen Newton, of Kellard Hickman, The East Side Groceryruen. evening ror a visit wmi iriencis iu Hodgeman county.

Give Uh More Light, Has long been the cry, and Hodge Evans have just put in a full line of Lamps and fixtures of all kinds, which they are selling cheap. Call and see them; they are beauties. J. 1'. Lngel Son Have just received 15,000 Cigars.

Wagon workers will at all times find a good stock of Poplar Box boards and Yellow Pine Bottom boards, at Nickerson was in the city luesday. Suppose he came up to see how business was done in a first-class town. Uncle Billy Lowrey, Republican THURSDAY, OCTOBER 15, 1885. T. S.

F. TIME TABLE. 60INQ WEST. No. 1 PaciRo Express p.

m. No. Guaymas Express 9:46 a. m. No.

13-Way Freight 5:17 a.m. candidate for County Clerk, threw his Itegister please copy. No house in the valley can offer shadow on our streets to-day. R. 0.

Copeland, formerly with Stan Harry Vaughn and his young such a variety of friend Wade Way man, of Nickerson, FAIR BROWN Continue to lead in low prices and good quality of goods in their line, which consist of The Lalesl and Best styles of DRESS GOODS For the Season, UOTIOITS Of All Kinds, Staple Dry Goois, ton King, has taken charge of the watch, clock and jewelry department in the store of Johnston. Rogers, 7:01 a.m. 5:27 p. in. OOIKQ ffABT.

No. 2 Atlantic Express, lo. 4 New York Express No. Way were on our streets lust Tuesday. SPECIAL BARGAINS the St.

John Lumber Yard. Call at the Buckeye Restaurant for your fresh Oysters. 1:35 p. m. D.

Stevens, Agent. Eli Lothrop, independent candidate where all those wanting anything in the jewelry line are invited to call. for Register of Deeds, was a caller MRS. FISHER'S LOCALS, And give such extraordinary valua to-day, and is working up his chances. John Tvrrell.

of Stafford, was the Fishermen and Hunters will please The Bulletin office is being moved remember that Will Taylor's is the boss restaurant to get your lunch. happiest on the depot platform yesterday when No. 3 pulled in from the to the upper rooms the Hefiener Arasene. Chenille, Filling Silk and Silk for the money, as J. HANNA CO.

Floss, Jersey Cups, Felt and Velvet Hats, block, over the Daylight clothing Double Deodorised Gasoline, and the best sold in town, if you don't believe it, just try it once. Remember we deliver it for you. New Dried Blackberries, only cents per pound. We have a good Chewing Tobacco for 30 cents per pound. Same style as J.

T. Sugars have advanced at wholesale 1 cent per pound, but we sell at the same old price. W. H. Taylor, at the Buckeye Res east, llis wile wno nas Deen visiung in the east arrived and that's the wool Jjace anu menus tne newest tiung store.

out. why. The work of guttering and curbing taurant, is prepared to dish up Oysters (fresh from the coast) in any style. Cheapest and finest line of Crepe Lisse Ruchinirs in the county. Lace Bed-sets, Ellen Terry Collars and E.

Baldwin, solicitor for the Kan These special bargains embrace such Broadway goes slowly forward, owing to a delay in the arrival of material from Florence. Don't forget P. G. Cartter's sale of Cuffs. sas Uity A'eios, tne new evening paper, was in the city Monday, and secured a large list of subscribers.

We cattle next Monday, Oct. 19. 41 ASD Lovely Lace Handkerchiefs, and so many new goods that it is Impossible to Mrs. C. W.

H. Delano and Mrs. E. enumerate. airs, jusher.

are under obligations to the publish H. Whitaker, of JNickerson, came up li miters, Attention If you want a lunch put up at any ers for an exchange of this valuable GROCERIES. last week to visit their fnend, Miss a variety of articles that almost every one's list of wants include some of them. and sprightly daily. Fannie Guild, of this city.

time, call at the Buckeye Restaurant, where you can get one of the best, and for a small sum. North Broadway Millinery Booms. The Arkansas Valley Agricultural Mr. and Mrs. D.

Wright are now -Just received at Miss Sudborough's, a Society held their fair at Wichita last "A Square Meal For Five Cents" a brand of Tobacco we sell. Queensware and Glasswara away down. If you don't believe it, price and see for yourself. at home to their friends, they hav Painters week and as an agricultural and live stock exhibition it was a success, and ing taken possession of the Magoffin Say the St, John Marsh Co. keep house on South Broadway.

Hence, money can be saved by calling the best paint sold tor the money. Call at their office, south of the rail Hodge Evans have made some improvements in the inside arrange financially it far exceeded the Society's expectations. They gained a good profit from the meeting, which they will expend in enlarging and improving the facilities for displays next year. road, and let them point out some of the buildings already painted, which ment ol tneir drug store, wuicn gives Boot and Shoe STOCK Is the BEST in Sterling. on J.

Hanna Co. They will not be undersold, merit them more room, and adds greatly to will prove this assertion correct. its appearance. considered, by any other house. A report comes from Lyons that a For Cheap Money, Call on Smyser fc Evans.

Interest Owing to the fact mat the new COMB HONEY, Try a package of our Washing Crystal. It will save you lime and Soap. case of varioloid appeared in that city last Monday, which caused great ex brick blocks erected on the lots east 7 per cent on real estate. Call upon them for KETCHUM We sell the of him, J. F.

Wilder was compelled DMYSER HiVANS. citement among the denizens thereof, to erect a 20 ft. smoke stack on his and the demand for vaccine virus has Fresh Oysters at Roy's. WAGONS, that stand the test when others fail. chimney to procure sufficient draft.

been quite lively. If the report be true, our neighbors should lose no School tablets- Giesecke Boot, Every pair warranted, Election comes on Tuesday, the large and splendid assortment ot ne' Millinery goods. Dr. W. 31.

Lamb Go's Locals. Gosoline, School Books, Stationery, Wall Paper, Photo Albumd, Dolls, Library Lamps, Perfumery, Pipes and Tobacco, Trusses and Supporters, White Lead and Oil, Mixed Paints and Lubricating Oil. AT BOTTOM At the Palace Drug Store. DR. W.

M. LAMB all sizes at Johnston 3rd day of November. The morning See their complete line of spring is the best time to get votes in. Early Warm meals at all hours, at J. time in establishing quarantine rules before the loathsome disease gets the start of them.

In such cases "an ounce of prevention is better than a pound of cure." voting accommodates the officers and Engel Son restaurant. workers and saves the risk ol losing work, and you will be surprised at the bargains offered. 1-2 Gal. Pure Strained Honey For 75 Cents. Colli Honey to 1 Pound Frames.

We grind all our own Pepper. a chance to vote. For Sale or Kent. A good house with six rooms. In Irish Quigley have a novelty in A better MOWER can not be found The Chare Base Ball Club failed to quire of Groce Hannenkratt.

the way of a wagon, which they use come to time at the fair grounds last than our new Steel Mower. in and about their lumber vard, the Thursday, every member of the or To Save Money. wheels of which have tires about ten ganization having been afflicted with inches wide. The wagon was manu Buy your carpets, 2 ply, all wool, at 75 cents per yard. 3 ply $1.00 to $1.10 Buy from us, and you will get the the Indiana Shakes on that particular day.

The Sterling Club were on the factured in Michigan. per yard. irst class furniture of all grades at corresponding prices, of H. Beatte, the Democratic can ground promptly, but finding the challenging club were "out of town" I MARK RUBBER BOOTHi didate for County Clerk, is working like a Troian, and is sanguine of suc- Gray, Crawford Deupbee, Lyons, Kansas. The clerk, Hal Cline, as principal 1 1 Proprietors.

of course no game could be played. The next time the Chase club sends out a challenge they should take something to strengthen their back cess, tiarry is in every way quannea ure stun. We have a Good Baking Powder For 25 cts. per lb. Don't fail to read this column ev ery week, and keep posted.

for the position and, if elected, will in the restaurant, and 6. itinuer as make an excellent officer. chief baker, at ilogoffin's, are hard bones. A sticking plaster might be LOCAL NEWS. to beat.

37 added to the prescription. An incipient blaze at the Sugar Works last Saturday afternoon caused Fine line of cigars and tobacco at We have otten heard oj curious The trees must go. Call and get the best. Horse Rakes and all Haying Ma chinery at lowest prices. 1 You can always have Special Bargains on STOVES, and a large assortment to select from.

Champion Wind Mills and J. Hanna Pumps are still in the lead. This house guarantees catisfaction at all times, or no sale We mean just what we say, J. HANNA CO. STERLING, KANSAS.

quite a commotion for a time, but the Buokeye Restaurant, cases ot absent-minaeaness, but the We have the newest and best ltne of Masten are in the prompt action on tne part 01 tueem- most peculiar was that of John Le-master, who went out to his barn Mr. and Mrs. Ad. city. nloves prevented wnat misni nave FLOWER C0ATEST, been a destructive conflagration.

AT THE LEGRAXDE SKATING RISK last Sunday morning, hitched up his is to have a system of Hutchinson water works. Mar Hickman It team, and came rushing down town D. F. Myers and family left last In the county, and a good and eom-plete line of Monday evening for Marion, Kansas, ready for any business that might offer. Upon reaching Broadway, he M.

C. Roy went down to Emporia where they will make their home for some time. They have not disposed wondered why the stores were not Tuesday, on business. open, ana was congratulating him of their property here, and it is hoped 1 door north postoffice, East side of Broadway, a business trip CLOTHING, Joe Mitchell made to Wichita last week. they will return and again mate their sell upon being the hrst drayman on the street when a friend asked him home with us.

why he was at work on the Sabbath. Emigrant wagons have been quite Rip Van Winkle as presented by At prices that WILL SELL THEM. A light suddenly broke in on John, STERLING, KAN plentiful for the last month Saturday Evening, Sept. 17. Rink open Tuesday, Thursday and and he quickly retained to his home, Robert McWade in Goodson's opera house last Tuesday evening was fairly Frank Overman was in town Tues- put away his team and straightway dpy, shaking hands with old friends.

donned bia Sunday suit and went to played, but the support was not wnat it should have been. Mr. McWade Saturday evenings of each week. Tuesday afternoons for Ladjes only. cnurcu.

Dr. McCracken made a professional is really a good actor, and is deserv Saturday afternoons for all. visit to Hutchinson yesterday eve v. a. rage is Ptui gathering in The Band will play at the Rink ing of better encouragement.

MONEY, MONEY! samples of Rice county products, the ning. Tuesday and Saturday evenings of eath week. L. A. Minner, who has been ill late additions being- Mrs.

Dr. Goodson has been visiting Do you want to with fever for the last three weeks, is Mrs. wgg, city, 2 apples, one of Skatera contesting for prize will her sister at Ottawa, Kan the past able to be out, and will soon be ready be blindfolded. which measures six inches in diame ter, the other 4. few days.

to take his place behind the counters Admission 10 cents, skates 15 cts. W. M. O'BRYAN. in the draff store of JJr.

(Jo. buy Improved B. Staufier, watermelon weigh Mrs. L. A.

Harvey returned, last where he has for a lang time been a ing 7u pounds. week, from a lengthy visit to friends P. G. Cartter is to have a cattle sale faithful and competent assistant, Miss Savage, city, a carrot, weight in Wichita. 2 next Monday, at 10 a.

on hjs farm four M. L. Sherpy, of the Sharon (Bar 2 miles south of Lyons. reter Altland, sweet potatoe weigh Tommy Stewart made Sterling a visit Tuesday evening, remaining ber CDunty) JSews, spent Sunday in ing tour pounds. the city, the guest of the junior ed over night.

U. W. Dotterer, corn, planted on itor. Sherpy feels proud over the At Magoffin's Restaurant and Bakery get a good substantial Lunch for a little money, and be waited on by pleasant and obliging clerks. sod; equal to best eastern field corn.

The broom-corn market is improv female addition to his family, and takes great pleasure in dividing time The credulous should call and look ing a little, the best quality bringing with his wiie in tne care ot tne little over Mr. Page's samples; they will be convinced that Kansas soil is the $75 per ton. every day at the treasure. Fresh bread Buckeye Bakery. best in the world.

Arthur Stewart, formerly of the Lyons Democrat, is now engaged pn Sheriff Godfrey was in town Tues day, having that day returned from Desver, Sept. 30, 1885. the Bulletin. Do you want to buy UNIMPROVED LAND? the northern part of the count', Editors Gazette, Sterling, Kan Fresh oysters, wholesale, aud vUail, at Magoffin's Rptarftni. Oustouiera can bo supplied at any timo from Miss Mvrta Foster, of Tonica, Illi whither he had gone in Bearish, of El ONLY A WOMAN 8 HeBT has nois, ia visiting her friend Mary Por liott, the horse tnief, it being sup caught on to such an extent, that the this on with fresh oysters fresh ter of this city.

posed that he would take that route. Denver engagement has been pro tne bay. Not till his arrival here did the buer- longed to two (2) weeks instead of iff learn of the capture of the thief Mulkey Co. are building a new office next to the St. John Marsh one.

Will you please mention that a or Sale. Cook stove erood as new. beddinc. at Great Bend. the same company will play in velo lumber yards.

In Farm Security city October 21st. Joe Hughes was around among his furniture, kitchen utensils, etc. Inquire at Gazette office. 41 Hodge Evans sold one hunlred frieods this morning, setting up the 3-year old steers the other day, which Respectfully, Bkston. STERLING MARKET.

cigars over the adyent of a daughter Dr. Thomas' celebrated inks, in pa netted them at his house last night. This will no per bottles at Johnston doubt prevent Joe from attending the Corn, per bu 25 John Evans and family came down Uutehinson iair, but the fact ct being Wanted 100 Farms in Rice and Tuesdav evening and attended the ear, a father should more than outweigh Do you want to rent LAND? Do you want to buy .25 .25 .17 play at the opera house. Reno counties, for the accommodation of eastern parties. In Rice, Reno, Stafford and Pratt Counties, such disappointment.

Rye, Oats, Wheat, No. 2 soft per bu. Osthoff Bros, are rebuilding their D. 3. Fair js haying a rushing trade ice-house southwest of lown.

It will Seeley Buotheiis. Go to Maxwell's for anvthincr in Turkey 65.C0 in lumber and building material just be a substantial building. now, and his urbane clerk, liarry Mc- the meat line. Butter per 15.20 Eggs per doz 15 Chickens, spring, per doz. 1.502.00 Quade, says he is kept on the jump A large number of Sterlingites left for Hutchinson this morning to at On Long Time and at Low Rates fotatoes per bu 4050 from 4 a.

m. till 10 p. m. The other lumber firms report the same state of affairs, from all of which it is to be Town Property tend the Reno county fair. Stanton King are to busie to inferred that our fat met are making The Hutchinson fair is in progress this week.

The attendance is quite write anything this week. There new substantial improvements. goods fur the Hollerdays are now large and the display good. anving daily, in car lods, (fact). W.

B. Buck, the genial and whole- Lunch at all hours at the Buckeye Restaurant, Fresh from the press, pure Apple Cider, made at Roy's. Just received at Roy's One Car load of choice Apples. Rye Bread something nice, at the Buckeye Bakery. Warm meals at the Buckeye Res taurant.

Itch and Kansas Scratches cured in 30 minutes bv Woolford's Sanitarv Lotion. OYSTERS, the biggest, the fattest. souled traveling salesman for Tootle, Mrs. Chas. Chennell arrived home from Ohio last week, where she had Hanna Kansas City, has taken Do you want to rent Town been visiting relatives and friends.

and the sweetest you ever ate. are to be bl at the Buckeye Restaurant. Served in any style desired. If you to lumee4f a wife, the ceremony hay ing been performed at Blackburn, on the 12th inst. The happy Mesdames Donaldson and Skiles were callers at this office yesterday.

IDela-ys want a warm meal, a cold lunch, or a couple have the best wishes of their Ladies are always welcome visitors. cup of genuine coffee, the Buckeye" is the restaurant you want to patron- many friends oterhng for their fu J. H. Ricksecker has rented the ize, rememoer. w.

u. Taylor. ture happiness and prosperity. Warranted by Harriman Lowry, drug room in the rear of the postoffice, and gists, sterling, Kansas. B.

H. Beatte was setting up the converted it into a carriage repos For Sale Cheap. A good house of 3 rooms, with 2 Do you want your Money Invested cigars to the boys last Monday on account of his being the Demo NOTICE SHORT itory. FURNISHED MOM Miss Flora La Shell Fred Goodson, of Bellvue, and good lots 2nd and 3d lots from the corner of 5th and Jackson streets. Mrs.

Dr. Reed, of Topeka, were vis cratic candidate for county clerk, but because it was the 37th anniversary of his birth. His friends wished him many happy returns, as they puffed lias the latest Shapes in itin? their father Dr. Goodson last The lots are 40x176 feet, all under picket fence, good water at the door, all necessary out-buildings, forest week. away at the Havanas, and expressed The wife of S.

A. Crihfield, who has Uaaii ill nrird favor far KAmA fcimA. tlAA the hope that his shadow niitiht -AND THE trees all around both lots with two rows of trees in front. This is one of the best locations in the city and Do you want your money lent on good security? Then call on or address, far recovered as to be considered DeTer grow less- Newest Trimmings! out of danger. is a bargain.

Inquire at the Sterling By referring to the Democratic ticket as set np in the Gazette, it A church sociable, free to aJ; will House. u. V. Wesley. Lemons, oranges, nuts, candies, ci will be noticed that J.

T. Godfrey, FOR Straws and Felts. W. H. PAGE, be held at the residence of Mr.

and Mrs. C. M. Elliott on Thursday eve the candidate for sheriff, was put on gars and tobaccos the very purest and best in town, can always be found as an independent, and endorsed as ning, the 22nd inst. Goods Handsomer and Prices Lower such.

This explanation is due to Mr. than ever. W. P. FULTON, Office in rear of 1st Natl Bank, STERLING, KIN.

Uodfrey, as some of bis friends may infer that he solicited the nomination F. P. Green returned Tuesday night from Pekin. whither be went to at the Buckeye Restaurant Tricot's, Sateen's, and Coupure are the new styles of Dress Goods. Go to Fair Brown and bay them.

irom tne Democrats, while tne re burr his wife, whose death occurred Hear of Johnston Rogers. STERLING, KANSAS. STERLING, KANSAS verse is the case. iu thi city on the 25th alt.