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The Hoisington Echo from Hoisington, Kansas • 4

The Hoisington Echo from Hoisington, Kansas • 4

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nmmniauaiaiumai avuimmmiima Daily, Locillfj SC'lircO. 4. 4 vi tl PuMtMhaii fey CV.li K. Yi.t. HOI3INCTQN KANSAS.

SALINA Tf ELEjGRAFH SCHOOL. TELEGBAI'AY AND KAU-lt(Ml) BUSINESS a SI'liCIALTY! Vo li'i a bliowi'i' Stindny, Look put fur the daily ITiyfTho hefj lino cf gents furnsh-ing and lints i)j prlei's'iievcr ofTuroil before the county, 'at the Now York wraps, ulunvls, lhiiuu, and overeoat, be sure to call at Nt'- York Stn'i'. Ilolsington, FOR SALE for Kile ut Vi'lieateysbarn. The of the Ufamtt yiyg ho hhU hl nit vortioora to settle iijj they nhvuy' illscoiijjnuo their ifds, -Air, A. Cooko CaNljIer of the Iloisiiigion State JJank, inovetl his family from (It.

lleml to thfo pluou jlonday, Still they eomo, People if you are not convenient WW KATES, KASYTEims, SIKJHTKST TIME. imv 1 1,., i IttnloiitiiaHMUtoil to iv mil Ion, T.iirKiuleiniiiul nni.nu tfnd, eytj, Tho moo dogs wtsj'o nlj 'n Sunday l' VP. Only 2.3 its a mouth for tho Dally Kciio. don't full to lilimllim I Ills pupi'l'inul cull on in ikIUi-, I). Mimmijor.

Rooms I and fl oVxr I Ob N. Siinta Fo Ave, Salina Kansas. l'' MISSOURI PACIFIC i iv'ifi'Hiih and litiilro'ul business ly fixed ty stuy on tho ground over nigljt ooino tolIoiHingtonanilroccivc U'v-i -tiogltly itiught low rates, on Uji'IIh, hi Miortest Students iw-' si-tod to poi-itioiH. Liirgo' demand ihe oost aqqoiiunodittion in the state, Mr. Jini Kuves hn's very noro throat.

RAILWAY The editor of tho Morniiig Mawot guiirruuii'od, Fur imi ticultiii ufeti(in .2 i 1 KLEINV Dealer In Hardware.SstovesSandn'irivyorcKt- in pleading for the support of the FOR ALTpOIHTS E. L. Bnuich ut (it. liopd iSiuulay. T'ho Eoiro is thq yA daily iii citizens to its uisignilleiuit cfjlimins.

Wo ask nothing hut let our paper talk for Itself, EasT OR West. ton county. Clallin Kansas, All tho daily races given tho Whielj do you prefer voting for? A- Card player nn gam bier or a i iimww iiihwi iiiiimMiiiiniininmi.1MtvMnM.n 4 -DAILY TRAILS 4 union Soldier, who fought foe liberty Daily Hcuo. Jlr. JleMiihaii has returned home from Seda'ja Jfo, Unio.u and to strengthen and.

protect lU'tsvct'ii KANSAS CITV and ST. hOl'IS. equipped witl PuUwin 'tt'a: Sjrc'phHj, iuk IhJ)U, Ckn'n (Jpp. Ih'isby ljiiulo a (lying trip tt Swain Siin.l.'iy. Hend tho Typer House Ad else, where in this issue.

CONTRACTOR, BUILDER CABINET-AKER (I Wagon, Cayriago And Neatly Kxecuted. Shop, Ea.H Side Main Street, Show this paper to your and tell him to buy one -CLAFLIN, KANSAS. juviiui miii luinivfin, Sliiui 'Mtyrajih School. Saina, Kansas. 3--J')res3 (icods, ijross Trim-mings, bijttons, hosiery, 'gloves, to-bognnx, jcrsy's domesiicsat the lowest posPiihij fliguresat the ft'ew York Htsington.

"Waptcd, y'uong men to learn Tele-graphy am iiailroad business. Low rates, easy terms and nortest time. Mention this paper and address, Teh'fjmph School. Saina Kansas. Young ladies and gc.nts, now is the time to learn Telegraphy' and Kali-road l.usiness while is a large demand for operators.

Students assisted to positions for low rates. Easy terms, and shortest time. Mention this paper and address. Suh'mx Telegraph School. Saina, Kansas, WANTED.

A fail chance tp show; the peopel that it will compensate tq buy their Dry-goods, clothing, Btoos, Shoes, Staple a'ud fancy Groceries at New-York Store. Hoisington. Will not bo deluded! 1ms been the desire of the people of Barton county to do llioU' tea- FJl'Cli Reclining Chair Curs and elegant Conflict. The most direct rqutG to texas. anii tliE South.

'i DAILY TRAINS 2 To principle points in Texas, THE C0101L1DO SJIOUT-LLVE TO PUEBLO AND DENVER, For further particulars address, ,1. II. LVON, p. A. fttl, St.

j'lty JI. (toticnU I'iism. unci Ticket Aficiil. St. Read the of yesterday's races in to-days paper.

The wild Cranes are nialcing their aerial flight southward. TiirmTM-inBwrTWWinwiir mum iiiibbibibwiwih II. W. Jloxwell, F. Hoiivoll, vll, BOXWELL BROS.

yoi; ffU(l the United States? Advertise in the Echo, Extr.a papers for sale at ofllce acts per copy. Go to Schilko's bakery for yoiir bread. An Old Established, Fact Is it, that he who is libel to deal right with the peopjeand tliys secure tp them the advantage of' buying their wants tit suitable ''figures gets thorp gpito'qf al being 'demonstrated by 'the amount of trade that 'is constantly going on at the New Yrk Burlington Nonparid: Thou-sands of bushels of good are rotting and going tj; waste in the or-chards of Coffey county this year. The crop is tho best ever known and cider is almost a drug oii-thc market. "Vc nrq in receipt of thp "Printers We igain say that we defy com Cpnstaiitly keeps on liand a lare supply of fresli and salted meats of all petition by the Miaat.

The Dailey Kciio only 111 ets per Larcl( Sugar-cured HihIi ptleo pii for atj.di of all kin 1. l1 week or two copies for 5 cts. and Bolognas. ii 'i-vo ii til. BIUJS, "(let your tennis at Whe.itloys bsiru to go to the C'oiifsiuff Grounds.

"Witen you go up town go in find sec the large Store of JJegen it Qp, 1 liny an Echo and get tho pro-p'ainine for to-day and to-morrow Watch tho race between E. ding at the nearest and most conve Auxiljiary" published by the West-ern Newspaper Union at' Omaha Ne 3UR SGRAP-BAQ. Lives of Hlnwd inei. nil liiiiul tut Wconn urt't tlfciv Very Mim 'If people) know where to find n's When they want to spend a dime Let then bo udvorliMhift With hc iii't lliut'sxlonl jnul ylml Ahviiys iilupnliur mid ilevisiiljj, How to write euteliy ml, "Put 'cm in the ECHO. We JiikI peeped in.

Livery business is good lids week. C. (idiley Co keep nll'kinds of feud, Samuels of Gt, Bend wim up yesterday. Branches dog ami tin braska. It is in book and con- nient places.

The farmers of north Barton county free of delusion. Thev know that when they can save i 0 0 The Echo takes the lead in every a distance of 20 to -10 and thing in the prjntji'g line in tains 1(1 pages the size of a four col, newspai'or. It gives all tlie late press note3 and changes of proprietorship of all the leading papers of get their things at living prices that it js an object to them to take advantage of such, whut they want is to trade at tho closest and most conve Ilojsingtou and vicinity was visited Kansas, Nebraska, wa, Missouri by a welcomed rainfall Sunday flout' und bnm tiiiiley Vo evlmti fur wheat. nient place and buy "their ijoods at and Colorado. It is undoubtedly the printers friend.

the lowest figurpy and this they can Clmrlio WvijjhMuft Instill for his home jiertainly do at the New Y'ork Storo, Consider the size and style of the Situated as it.isris tiifl Exact Center of Barton County, Kansas, Is the Leading town of Tho diiilv linio Is sent in iy miIh tfVek. Mr. Ao 'nou--k; vej igif jlupo of he wook ftcuo tlio We slmll Mlve ii few remarks about it cream Iascot ery in impel'. Mr. Hob fm iiished music for the Strangers attending the Coursing ui prise iarty Monthly ev iuv on our tins Artliur Allttin left on Monday Aloruinirfoi' short I rip tii Harvey eininty, morning.

THE BIG POUR" this place, and the boy that has held this position longer than anyone that has been at this place recievod a tel-egrm that he was wanted to take thy day ofllce at Pnebjo, and to be ready at any moment, yve will regret tq see Mr. Corson leave here while wo wish him success in'his new position. Mr. night operator here will take charge of the day duties. SVATCII THIS SI'CE My.

hrt (loniur, repnwntiiifr Julius Coon of For Said a Good shokum anil rifle menisoii wiihou our sintets yesterday. inquire at (tins olliee for ji'ticulars (,,. liiiiekledK'e of oiunnin in i no mock tins moruiii, A'ar'Anyone ni'iy first-ehiss laundry and prices, AH advcrtifinents, local or other i ii iv iun: iv in ine onievs ui uie Typor Or. HuiiniiL'll lias mot with sueeoas ivslh lliS (logs, lie woit tWOmees uilll lost wise, will be pontiuued u.ntil paid up ussoun Pacific Ft; one. Jlrs.

llion. AMifui ley a visit and ordered Sir. J. BiYdigli arrived here Sunday to herold lioine in liussel County in the near future eve, on. No 201 and departed last I eoplo tljnl know a thing whei.lliey night for Puoblo.

see. it -will not hesitate tn patronize the daily way West of SaSina. HOISINGTON Highest market prices paid for (leeui'Vi ieiinr fni of I.nrned hut butter and eggs at the New York now t'neaKo wholesale dry yoods limise, was in the oily yesterday. Mr. I'.

Tynerof the 'fvner house of (irent Store. IIosiii'to. fiend has lieooinu proprietor of the liieknell Hotel ai We; Jjavo not leiirneil Mrs. II. Carlander acdidently fell Typer.

Hotel nu siieeot'uou nun world. A. Wolf, Proprietor, AYARM MEALS GIVEN AT ALL HOURST PER WEEK, ij.oo PER DAY, Per Meal. This is tie Best and Chenpcat Transcient Hotel in the City. West Side Main Street HOISINGTON HAS.

THE GROWING WONDER, down stairs tho other night. She is o. I9 run iiJto freifflit Xo.217 at slowly recovering. Hi'lmick yestoriliiv niorniln ho from their -engine mill lireniiin holli jiunpod thus saving llmir lives, I'ailed hut no lives lost. verateurs wore ao- Mrs.

Joel. Ifollingsworth of Colo. has been visiting Mrs, C'has. Yert, DANCE- the forepart of this week, Tho S. of V.

Ornm Cor) ill i'ive a tlnnco liimd 1' iidav evou- in i no ii. unit ill til- Oetolier'ili invited. Hoisington has more buildings un i der contract, than any other city twice its size in the State. Is The Principal pivision Bet ivoen St. Louis and Denver Colo.

"Has; now 500, Inhabitants and in one-more year's time she will bo a City of 2,000. Is fast coming the leading City USf Wehr is prepared to make loans at 8 per cent staight with op. tion to jiay after one year. IF YOU WANT TO INVEST any manufacturing, such as a Hour, ing mill, Sugar factory Broom factory Creamery or any other enterprising manufacturing establishments', ask you to como and see our locfitioii and inducements for an enterprise of this kind. Good, opening here for a Jewek-r.

Formerly Gt: Bend. TRANSCIENT RATES $2. Pfe. SPECIAL RATKS TO" BOARDERS. SIHEAD QUARTERS FOR COMMERCIAL MEN ffiffiaffi 'JnfinfTnpBrPrnpriBtnriHnlsinntnn.

Mrs. Al Wilsun returned home from an extended visit with relation and Farming center of the State. The in Iowa tho fore part of last week. i 'Ur, Andrew Hoffnian, Jirotlier-in-law of Tlios. Whoatley who has been In Mel'herson ounty for some time past arrived hist Svnduy oo.

Iiepulilicau township Caucus next Saturday ilsrlt. l.ci all ood be, present nouiiiiate a k'ooiI ticket preparatory to vawittinhliiK the hosts of tho grout unwashed. Til r. Thus, When! ley our enterprising livery-man is (iilklna; of moving to Aliuutz welve ('(tiles west of this plaee. M'o, shall regret to ftoc Tlios.

leave, us and hope ee will decide In remain here, We this week received a iiumborof the Hal. stead an eight pago Col. Folio publishedat Halstead Kan.Vy Mr. Jno. Wliite.

'I hi' aper )iresenti a. fine uppcaronee and is credit to Hulstoad as welijas its editor, JOYS THAT WE VeTtASTED Again hero was aiiiit lier s'npriso jiarty given Wilson's Monday ole. The' party was veil in who bus been viaiWSffln thoeaiit i ir the past low weeks, "a general good tinio wus had and asusuiU (voreono enjoyed liotnseh os in tho most be coining, manner. soil surrounding Hoisington ranges The workmen on the Coal Sbhutcs at this place are maiting quite a showing on the above named structure. in.

depth from four to ven'ty feet. LY $37 10 FOR THE WEEKLY ECHO Ed. Coke has been repainting the Johnston livery rigs the List week. AND They present a much liner appearance. Domorest's Monthly Massing.

A WONDEKFUL PUBLICATION. Tho jury found Burr Cofer guilty of manslaughter in the second (Wee. The Old man's case has not been Now is the accepted time to invest. City property at reasonable rates FOR tfUllTHE.lt. INFORMATION, ADDRESS OR CALL ON f.OTSCE of.garkishment.

Warn MLm www tried 3'et. Al Wilson, plainliil vs. Ilutler, Many Pnpposo DKMORKST'S HONTIILT to bo a fanliion DiaRiizine. Tlii-i is a great mistukc. It uniloubtotlly contuiim the finest Fashion His-paistmbnt of any magazine published, but tliis ia the cuso from the fact that great enterprise and ex.

perienca aro shown, so that each diipartiiit n't ia equal to a inapmne in itself, in Demoiifst's you get a dozen magazines in ona, and Becure amusement and instruction for tho whole family. It con. tains Htories, Poems, and other Literary attractions, Including Artistic, Scientific, and Household mat tors, and iH illustrated with original Steel Engravings, Photogravures, Water-Colors, and fine Woodcuts, nuking it tho JIodkl Maoahinb oi AMKmr'A, Rev. Burleigh formely of Iowa but Ilcfore Hugo Carlandor tliO 1'eaco of Jloniostcad tow iilup barton county now a resident of Nebtaska preach ivansns, STATIC UK liai'lon conntv ed two good sermons in this place last Sabbath. is norcliy given "'i tly Sept eie ism, lliiwn I'l-iu hjf-v list ice of i in ii est end said conn.

tv, issued an order of ntlaclWenljBo Missouri iicilic railroiid eoiiipnny.I being i lalmed for he sum of eleven drfllnrs and tit 1 coins with Interest and oust suit. Said 'ausoisset for hearing bofoteuil Justine of aker, Ceneral i. isach copy containsoifATTitBN ORDBnentilllna mo noldeT to the selection of Ant Pattern Illustrated in any number of tho Mneazine, and in any op tdb bizes manufactured, each valued at from SO cents to 30 cents, or over 83.00 worth of pattema. per veur. free.

Yearly Bubscrlptlon, 2.0O. A trial will convince you that yon can get ten times tho valu OT the money paid, (jinglo copiea (each containing Pattern Order), 20 cents. Published by W. JENNINGS DEMOREST, New York. aboTO combination la a splendid chance to' get our paper anil Deborbst's Momtbxt at IMaced rate.

Sond j-oar eabscriptions to this ofilco. The Muscat has hiade a complete failure, it has busted up the republican party retired to be blessed by the mugwumps. 1 no I'eaie at his otllcoon uiu yi. day ol Ao, ember, A. I), 1SS8.

Al Wilkin, pfaiittitr. A.

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Pages Available:
245
Years Available:
1887-1889