The Belvue Mirror from Belvue, Kansas • 4

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Freight a WKH'r. Ptissenger No. NEW STORE Mrs Wm. Martell is ji town toKky, Charles Weeks ini town Iheothtf duy. Weeks I iron, hu-ve the flnes display of lajnpn and glassware.

Case Estep have a fine display Oudstmas candins. The Belvue schools for one week's yacutjon. Fred jund Vn Huey wefe yisiting Ogdensburg last week. Harry Estep goes to Adrian, Mp h) remain until spring. Nat Sims goes to Kansas City today to rejnain until spring.

Hotice to Hunters. No hunting allowed on ou farms. This nynns you. -A. S.

Woiitai.no. E. A. Wortihno. YOU CAN GET at our store.

The new and every one a nice Come and examine our stock. Bros5 e.eks J. A. MOMS, I'UKHIDKNT, J. WIUTK, Local rreight, pi No, 4 Hugs Topeku and points eus pf thi'c wliere tlu-v stop, il, Agnt.

fJarret (irahum vct Ut Terlton, (,, Monday to remain, Louis Ward was at Topeka Tuesday afternoon. I'on Natfcjh made a business tHp to St, Marys yesterday, Mrs. Sain Huston juid sister J)ella Craijf were In St. Mirys Nfonduy. (arrett Craham mape i) trip to Topeka, returning Friday.

Stotk Feeders! When you are needing salt call at Sam Huston's. Mrs. SJ. Jo)in, whose life has been despaired of, wqvv ijTjproving, Henry Young has hud new scales erected on the Estep farm. John Fish did the work.

There is a prospect that Uelvue will have a Uacket store established here in the spring. Mfs Henry Wyker and Mrs Wyker were trading In Uelvue the first of the week. Miss Bei'tjm Ilustou fame home from Topeka "last night to spend the )d-days. Mrs, I)r, .1. S.

Watt and children returned the first of the week frrjra the country. Dr. Cockey visited Topeka the other day, in medical attendance upon Mrs, T. T. Scudder.

Hermann Uhlrig and bride returned the first of the week from their wedding trip in the east Pa-schall's steers were stampeded last week, and Mjke Dimler says he thinks a Kansas rooster scared them. Miss Maud Fry came up srom Topeka last night to visit relatives, and is the guest of John Huston and family. Wirt Garrett was huuling wood to town the past week. He called to see the printer and set himself straight before 1898. Walter Barron came up from Amsterdam, Thursday night.

He will visit the friends of his boyhood day in and around Belvue. Chris Keller, who lived one and a half miles east of Belrue about fifteen years ago, was in town Saturday visiting old acquaintances. Look at Sam Huston's assortment of Hats, Caps, Mittens and Overshoes. Weeks Bros, sell the Belleville flour three grade none better. They can compete with any one on prices.

Mrs. J. W. Dodgion, who has been with her daughter, Mrs. Otto F.

Ernst for the past two weeks, re toned to her home in Louisville yesterday. First National Bank, ST. MARYS, KANS. JLock hoxes 50 cents to $1-50 per annum Money sent to all parts of the United States tfijd Europe cheaper than by postotlice rates, OTTO F. I have a complete stock of everything Belvue, Kansas.

Novelties are all can be suited for elvue a VICK T. MOW, C'AHIIIKK ERNST, E3 a t33 in the Harness line. Cushions. of Kan Implements, Dashes, Buggy Tops, Curtains, Whips, Leather Washers. Wagon and Carriage Axle Grease, Robes, Blankets, etc.

UELVUE. KAN. at the PoNtolIice at Belvue, KansaH, as second class matter, TIIUJWDAY, JlECE.M BEIt The Christmas Tree, All arriingeiuerjt.s, tyuye ben made for vllio Christinas tree entertainment, at lUieIc.tlujflitjt ehpreh, Christmas eye. It is expected to huve one of the pieest celebrations ever held in Uelvue. Everybody i invited, and you requested to come early.

Tlu following program has been ar- ni npfp.rtr.ctf jl jvil rendered: Lullaby -jiony by four little girls. A 'holiday Acrostic. Quartette. Recitation, Charley Huston, i Quartette. Procession of th-e mouths, Chorus, JHstrilmtiou of the presents.

''the following additional committees thhve been announced: Committee to take the presents off tree Torn Pusehall, Fred fluey, vOrin Kautz, George Weeks, K. P. Steele, Mr. Crawford, George Hodyshell. Committee to read the names E.

W. Elmer Henry. The Champion. A newspaper in Kansas was blowing rand making a great hurrah last week, about a young man who husked 101 bushels of corn in a day. Your young man isn't in it with Iloss Fritz, of Bel-iue, He honked 105 bushels of corn a day, -ttiift -the corn weighed 75 pounds to the' bushel.

It is no trouble for Ross to husk 80 to 85 bushels a day snd haul it three and a half miles. Farm for Sale- The undersigned has an eighty acre 'farm for ale at a very low figure if sold fl.r in cultivation, 15 of grass Ik mti comfortable house, good "barn, tijte orchard- Good -location, -only four miles ffrom Belvue, school Uiouse near by. The of reasons for celling. Part cash, 'balance on time. Hee E.

Worthing We have' a letter from Thos. Huston, of Ashland. 111., in which he wants to correct a statement made in this paper 'few; wfks ago, in reference to the of -hi-sboj-s. John and George. It should have been Upper Canada, in- stead of Lower Canuda.

was born r.at Lattas "Mills, in the township of "Thurlow. George was born near Lattas Mills. The father is nearly 79; of age. and naturally such correct. On the excursion train Tuewday the following went -to Topeka: J.

D. Mc-Grew and wife, E. A. Worthing and 'wife. E.

P. Hawkins. George Hommers, P'. fcodgrass, .1. Nagle, Mrs J.

M. Mia Nettie E. Shortt Clifford Hhortti P. L. Everett, Dr.

Coekey siud wife. There were over 200 went from -the different towns along V.he line. Al Estep was up north of town and there is a story in circulation rthat a coyote attacked him and nearly dragged from his horse. John -Case knows all aboxit it. Miss Kessler, who has been visiting 'her brother, Ollie Kessler, left yesterday for Topeka.

She took Ollie's two daughters, Lillie and Maggie, with her do spend Christmas, James Smith, son of Mr. and Smith, arrived Sunday from Per-: a-y, Oklahoma, to spend the holidays with his parents. Kaw Township, Wm, Volkening is feeding two car aoads of fine cattle, which he will keep till March, when he expects to get the top price. William is a good feeder and knows his business. Fritz Heine has a fine herd of cattle but our reporter has not informed us how many he is feeding for market.

Matt Wyker has sold his farm near Eskridge and will, farm a part of the old holnestead place in Kaw township the coming season. MessYs Payley and Schlief, and Elder of the German church in Kaw township, went over' to Uelvue to purchase sweet things for the Christmas tree. Say, John, you had bettor load your with shot instead ot clubs and ax Thanks all the same. They Were pretty good. Some of the Kaw township sters were over in Belvue township to visit their sweethearts.

Wm Uupe Sr. and' wife we're in Uel-Wi trading the other day. They know where they can get bargains, The proceeds of the school entertainment are for the benefit of the school library'. A worthy object. Pro -luce taken to square accounts.

J'. S. Watt, M. I). Take your eggs and poultry to Sam F-XiibtonV and get the top price- Repairing Promptly Executed.

Co. Take your hides poultry and eggs to Sam Huston, and receive the highest price. How's This! The Belvue Mirror one year, the To peka. StHni-Weekjy Capital one year acd Rand, McNally Go's, new and latent sectional mop of Kansas (map worth $3 alone) all for $1.85. Come and see us about it.

Those who are not prepared to pay in cash or produce may settle by J. S. Watt, M. D. You will save money by buying your Christmas Candies and Nuts of Sam Huston.

GEO. W. BAIE, Carpenter and Builder Esiimates and plans and "speeiiicatinns made on short notice. BELVUE. KANSAS.

KESSLER II AW KIN'S, Blacksmithing, Wagon Work and HORSESHOEING Repairing of all kinds promptly exc cuted. Belvue, Kans. HJGHEST Cash Market Price PAID FOR ANT) AT Siieeran's Elevator. L. PETIT, flanager.

Jas. Marncy, Stone Mason, Brick layer and Plasterer. 11ELVUE, KANK BELVUE BBAJTCH STORE. Drugs, Paints, Oils, Stationery, Wall Paper, Toilet Articles. Proper care in compounding prescriptions.

JOHN KAUTZ, DKALEB Agricisltisrai Wagons, Carriages. Acorn Cook and Heating Stoves. Hardware and Tinware. BELVUE, KANSAS. J.

Huey, wife and daughter, Miss Lottie, will visit with Prof Curtis and family at Ogdensburg the coming week. They leave tomorrow night. There is a pile of lumber in the street near tho postoffice, and on inquiry we learn it is intended for sidewalks. Our informant wondered why the sidewalk had not been built. Rev.

W. D. Hamilton got stormbound a week ago last Sunday, and did not commence his revival meetings in Belvue. The meetings will not be commenced 'now until after New Years Do you want some good stock hogs a few bred sows and some shoats? See Everett Bros. They will also make you an interesting price on a limited amount of corn.

Try them and see. Before purchasing Christmas Goods look through Sam Huston's You will get what you want and save by it. George Ault was on the jury in the District Court last week. The jury was discharged Friday morning and court adjourned Saturday. Mr.

Ault made this office a pleasant call on his way home. Rev. A. R. McBride, of Manhattan, presiding elder of this district, held quarterly meeting in the Methodist church last Friday, and preached in the vening Rev, Hamilton was present land assisted in the services.

Choice Colorado potatoes for sale at Sam Huston's. School exhibition and supper New Years eve. Everybody attend. The Mail and Breeze, the best state weekly and the Mirror one year Come and see u.s. See the Kansas Fanner offer in another column.

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