The Arcadia Reporter from Arcadia, Kansas • 7

TOWN AIVD COUNTItY. Personal. SOLLER MILLS -Fresh Bread at LEDGER'S. Dauicl Schmitt reports a raid on Manufactures the his melbu patch by youthful snoak thieves. FAHCY PATENT Now is the time to subscribe.

'I. Ilonaker lost a iiue cow this Brands of FLOUR The Best in Market. ARCADIA- HtfiJiSJSyjClX Proprietor. aM-J- r. JKutwed jit tbe Pout Oflicti at Arcadia tkfiiond'ClitHM mutter.

(J 1 TBiiv. Onrt 6.00 8.00 ne-'iiuarter Column 15.00 25.1)0 (Ms-tWl 20.00' 55.00 Ohlintf Column 25.00 60,00 VOiie Column 40.00, 75vOO ly ''SuipSCIllPTION RATES, Vv u. One, Kix months. 'i. months ,40 "ZS iw.fWM'BTiTl mm hA Km4 JMh week, caused by getting hersolf gorged with creeu corn.

Gco.rgo W. Fowler was it Ft. Scott Tuesday. "WlStrawn was in the city this week. J.

P. Rousoy, of Garlaud, was an this city Monday, Mrs. Smetters, of this city, as 'u Fori Scott Tuesday. I John Dugan moved into his house on Nelson street last Monday. Miss Laura Guffy spent last Sabbath Liberal with her eick brother, C.

V. Purcell, of Girard, was the guest of his brother Purcell yesterday, MEAL, CHOP AND BRAN Ice Cream at Oreon's every clay. A largo portion of the citizens of ASwavs on Hand for either Arcadia went to the A. 0. U.

W. picnic at Cato, to-day. WHOLESALE or RETAIL TRADE. Extra copios of this paper at the office of publication, 5 cents each, tf Low Figures made on Car-Load Orders. Dr.

Sloan wa3 called to Liberal, ill! VlftVJ ii Ik is roweu, a 0va Sunday last, to attend Arthur KawTtior Advertising Bureau (10 Sprues J. B. Jenkins, a contractor on the Tho HIGHEST MARLET PRICE Paid for AV II EAT iJtZ Gully who lies dangerously ill with Gulf Road, made this olfico a pleas ant call yesterday. a low grade of fever. E.

BESWEE. JJoo Ledger's givo him a AVarrcn M. Bond brought a stalk cull. of corn to this office which measures Excellent Ice Cream at J. D.

I 9 Jl a SHI fit Green's Ico Cream Parlor every day fifteen feet and sk inches in length. Mr. AValker, of tho Mulberry Mill during the summer. 7-10-tl. -COUKT.

-hbiBtricti'Coutt 'for Crawford go uhty on the first Tuesdays of January and April, and the fourth ''Tuesday of August, Hon; Geo. Chand Judge of the Judicial District, TowNsiiir piiikgtory; Trustee John DavenpOrh B. II. Mitolicll. ing Company, was in tho city yester Last week Deputy sheriff Adsit' day morning in the interest of his levied on two stacks of wheat firm.

belonging. tq. John Dallas for costs SEALER IN: mmSJ J. D. Green went to Ft; Scott in the cas of J.

Dallas vs. Jos. Tuesday and Uncle Lige acted as Clerk. Dr. A.

Bell. proprietor of the Hall during his ab We are requested to announce V. ,1. i F. Cunningham John Crites.

'h jD.CJ.Pasloy. Constables, Joiin Watkins. N. L. Furbcc aud family have been Bpcnding a few1 "weeks' in Polk that Elder Frank Smith, of the Christian church, will preach at the M.

E. church in this city on Friday night, Aug. 12. CITY XHJLLECTOltf. Go.

visiting and re latives. By traveling over this part of na ia a si i the country, we find that fanners have abundant cause for the broad J. B. McKinney, of Barton county, called yesterday loft cash for one years subscription to the IlK- -Mayor, J. It.

Boyle. John Crites, L. Hemenway, Couaoih'acn, E. M. Brewer, ,1 CIL Mitchell, 1 Chas.

Coburu. C. Pasley. J. M.

Swan. IFlM UK I VA Sri A ETI smiles of satisfaction that beam on P0KTER. IVAffllllj 11 XL 1 ilOl'i every grangers countenance. Mr. Major3, of Drywood township Obituary notices of ten lines or less will be published free.

Five ceuts- in Bourbon county, wusfAttendiug the Russell. .11.. P. Jackson, Marshal, vx; Fireman at "JSeyada Assistant Oapps. per line will be charged ior every lino after the tenth line.

(tf) Many farmers in the south-east last Tuesday, 'i';" '1 J. BOARD OF TRADE Miss Hattie'AValcott returned' Sat urday evening from a visit to: Mr, comer of Bourbon county are haul pioets in regular, session on the first H. SHEAHAI ing water for their stock, in some NS White's family living at the south end of the Valley. instances going as far as three miles for their supply. L.

Ilemenway will start for ColoJ Saturday evening oi each month. AV.1 8. Guffy, President. 4J. C.

PASLEY, Secretary. SlnmioDiST Ei'iscorAL Chuecu; Regular' Services very Sunday aa fol ,4" lows; viz on the FIH3T and third' Sun-- of each month at 3 o'oclock P. Go to LEDGER'S for cheap Aartic zone summer drinks. rado to-morrow on a visit to liis brother who resides at Colorado ami on tha skcond and fourth Sunday at 7 P. u.

Prayer meeting every i'ikst to 0 if 1 Springs in that state. The Kansas City Daily Sun vol. no. 4 reached our desk last week. The dance held at George Walkers, south of town, last Friday night, is reported by the many participants from this city, as a very enjoyable IS MAKING- and Sunday night.

SaUiat'k School at 2 o'clock p. m. C.vTiioLi.0 Church: is run in tho interest of the Nationa affairv-'Tis. true some partook a little too freely cf the prohibited Agricultural exposition-" and isi neat Jiaguliir Services oh ihe fochtii Sunday and newsy. liquid, but then, they enjoy that kind of amusement better than dancing and quality as well a3 quantity Mrs.

Barnes and son came down ot every montn at lu o'ciocK A. m. Svaeck, Priest. Christian Church: from Garland aud spent Wednesday MO WEBS 'ki on the 1st and Sbd of fun was deemed worthy of con night with her daughter Mrs. F.

liurlce, visiting the Uato pic-nic and the 'HL'CKHYE." "DF.EKINO Of which he hnnil'os tho old rcliublo sideration. Try Ledger for fresh BREAD Uay ot eacn monttj. I Babba'th" School at 10 A 'S EIdkr B. F. Luc A3, Pastor; 'J Postoffice Hours.

RUG uncoti on i Thursday. G1KS and OSKOSH OSCILLATING SP1UNG WAGONS cannot he duplicated ii tue wost. tail and exammo tuom and I0E AV. S. Guffy returned from Liberal Tuesday where his son Art Guffy Weak days, 7 :30 a.

m. to 7 p. m. Sundays 11 :30 a. m.

to 12 :30 p. m. and fjom 2fflp. m. m.

HA S2) is lying very ill with malarial fever No registry or money oi-der business Mrs. Guffy went on' her bus transacted on Ssunday. J. IS. ISLET.

P. M. KANSAS ARCADIA, bands return. Dr. Joe.

Carver, of Bluffs, HLj who called on Dn J. C. Pasley, an few mouths and an old time friend -AT THE of the Doctor, is now locate with Dr. Dickman at 1 1. Scott.

K. C. F. S. R.

Mrs. N. E. Johnson'1' of Spring Hill Ohio, sister of Al. Barton and Miss Jennie Crafton and sister, Miss Maudie Allen, and Mr.

and Mrs. Brown, of Mulberry Grove, have been quite ill for some time, but at the present writing they are all reported improving except the younger Miss Crafton. Samuel C. AVillard lost a fine stallion by death last Saturday night. A post mortem examination reveal, ed that he had been poisocd by some fiend incarnate.

It is a serious blow to Mr. AVillard whose circumstances are not such as to sustain the loss without serious inconvenience. F. M. Braezealo, of Ellsworth, was in the city Friday, and re-ceived orders for work from the following named gentlemen of this city L'.

Ilemenway, Ed. Konnan, D. C. Pasley, L. R.

Hines, Isaac Lightlo and J. H. Sheahan. Mr. liraezeala Mrs.

Geo. Gepford, is visiting friends TISIE TABLE. SrillK'GriELD DIVISION, SOUTH Ko. 1, Express'. 2:58 p.

and relatives. Sho contemplates visiting the western 'part of the state rNo. 43, Fr. 7:46 a. m.

Has Placed In stock the Largest, No. 3, 1:30 a. m. before locating, XOKTH 110 UXD. Cheapest nnd Mst Carefully Dr.

Harrow, of Johnson county, 2, Express .12:13 p. m. Kansas, is in the city looking for Selected Linei if Fr. 3:20 a. No.

44, .3:27 p. location for the practice of his profes sion. It is probable that he will pur WEST BOUND CIIEKYVALE DITISION. No. 1 5, Express 3 :10 p.

m. BOOTS AND' SHOE! chase property and an Ar No. 77, Fr; a. ex '78, -( No. 1G, Express 2:01 p.

m. In the City. A SPLENDID OFFER. I'ho Weekly Capital niid farmers Jour- nal. 7 In Plain and Fancy Groceries, He acknowledges no competitor, oiUht in quality or price of goods.

His Dry Goods department is full and complete in all its linos. Produce taken in exchance for goods. Ugp'Remcmber tho place "Pioneer Store" Arcadia, Kansas. And the Arcadia Eepokter, for two dollars. JIM'S BILLIARD HALL.

We oifor the Weekly Capital and f. Fanners' Journal and the. Reporter a first-class blacksmith, and machinist and merits the patronage of the public. The school board have hired AV. C.

Purcell as another of the corps of 'teachers for the Arcadia school. This makes two, and will be all required unless the bonds for build iug an addition to the school house carry, in which case another will be action of the school board in', securing those popular instructors F. M. Burke and AV. C.

Purcell is universally approved by the district, at least, wo have heard no dissenting voice. one year lor i wo uoiiars. This snlendid offer is for cash, and FRESH EltEAD, 7 L. R. Jewell's interest in field, just east and adjoining town.

It contains tou acres and was set out last spring by L. R. Jewell, of this city, and Dr. S. F.

Scott, of Cato. Robert Grcenwoll, of Garden City, Lane county, Kansas, was a guest of Dr. Sloan of this city last week. His visit was, part, to his soq Johu Greenwell who is a patient of Dr'si-from Johnson county in this state. 4 "'MrAnew, of tohnW County, Kansas stopped off to visit Dr.

Sloan last week. lie was enrouto to -yisit his son at Joplin, Mo. It as first visit to this part of the: State, and he was highly pleased with the lc. iWtedL. TOBACCl', enables every citizen of onr county to -v 1 1 CAKES, A FULL WW Swept ClVr.

Line eecure a vaiuaDie paper irom tne cap ital of the state, and his own Idea jiaper at the price of one subscription Subscribe at onpe. 4 Farm for Sale. s-(Bfwflfwi! is-iii una Confectioneries Ginger I have a good eighty acre arm well improved, on the. hpe of the Jt ar cons, Oirard Arcadia Railroad 3i ICS 1 IS lira iiS rj that I will sell at a bargain. Call or Miss Addie AVhite, of tho Pleasant Valley visiting Mis.s.

ITattie AYal- write at once, L. K. JEWELL, rrt- hr.X' t..