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The Woodruff News from Woodruff, Kansas • 3

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The Woodruff Newsi
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1 "V- WOODRUFF MARKETS. 0 TIME TABLE. The Woodruff Hews AGEOTS WANTED! FOR ('40 A. OFFIpE Moll; JOHN CHEADLE PROPRIETOR r-3 P. GOING EST.

Jf, Ui.Tilseafer, GOINO T. He, iia, Passenger, PUBLISHED EVERY FRIpAYBY Wanted VVpodraff a bank; Who wjl he the Iucky'p4ir30n. A bank here would do a good business, Is large shipments of stonk hd grain from here. The editor of the News would be glad to correspond with any desiring a location for )ihk, Heroes DarkContinentI r. HILL AND RHAMY.

No. an Jaa daily Ha. uj Monday, Wednesday atd and Suaday. 1 Bar'ey, per bushel .335 Corn, per bushel ,.,,,,,,,.,,,.16 Oats, per bnshel ...,,.,,15 Potatoes, per bushel. ..25 Keeps a fuJJ line of FANCY AND STA-PLE GROCERIES; Will mv the -i Henublicanlor Den Cloud for Kansas 0 Ji 'fi A Stanley Rook Worthy Of TJie Karnes I'ity, Chicaga nd intermediate pwnu.

John BoumahiIj Local Agent price for country produce; and buys grain fol F. Harris Co. and pays' the verv IwViecs' Jiggs, per dozen Butter, per pound Hides, (green) per lb By J. W. BUEL.

The moss successful American Au. 'i i thprs. i POSITIVELY THE OELY COBPLETK New Stanley Bool? and Pic- turesque Afrira. -A From the writings of Henry Stanley. GREAT ROCK ISLAND RO UTE, CHICAGO BOCK ISi AND PACIFIC R'Y.

cash price. Call and see me and it wiJl Freshlemons at Bhamy's. Oreralls 40 cents a pair at Khamy's 12 boxes matches for cents at Rha: you good. At fhillipslurg Kansas. TRAINS GOING EAST.

Vestibule J. pxpress GOING WEST. Vestibule P' S'A. mT's. BROOKS IMPROVED iiff tW 01 D.

M. Ferry garden seeds kent at Rhamy's. Two hundred thousand copies sold in It. seven weeks, and the demand rapidly Mrs. Adams is teaching school oinn Tuesday increasing.

Nothing like it has been Thli wontterful tool hit be given preference after serert competition with the bet knivet of other makei. It proTee FASTER and KAftTKH CUT TCU ItCCT UOTU A VS. nH thm tnnthtsA w) A trivf a. known in the history 01 000K' puunsn- Solid Vestibule train between CWcago and Ben yer, or Pueblo, Colo, free reclining chair cars. The roost elegant equipped trains in the west They make iasr time than' any competitor.

f'hea tickets to Chicago and all point east VfcJ cheap rates to Portrand, Oregon, eattle and all points west. For other information apply tc f. U. TurpiM, Agent. Mr, Geo.

Pepper has been catchins ing. This is the only book containing a complete life of the world's hero, some nice fish in the Prairie Dog Jate- I Ml MMCLVMt.whlrh lu fa.re&fiierthantlieitralflriit 30, Qtmti, PROPRIETOR OF THE Livery, Feed An Sale St; ly. ededt of eihtr-r knlvos. The hape of the edn cUlprds greateit outting UUterau Henry Jf. Stanley, with a full histoty Just received a nice line of notions One of the most entertaining bookjs published for many a day is "HE ROE b1 OF THE DARK CONTINENT', and Complete Picturesque Africa, embracing the history of Africa apd Hs people for more than one years, illustrated with 50Q' scenes, colored plates, and numerous maps.

Also, including the complete life of Hen-rj 'M, Stanley and hisstamous explorations and all his famous explorations and discoveries, including his last and grandest expedition it the relief of Emin Pasha. The entire work is issued in one large anJ beautiful volume of 576 quarto pages "equal to 1,200 octavo pages, at the low price of only $3.00, The book i having an enormous circulation, over 200,000 copies having been sold the first seven weeks. It appears 4o be making a' profound impression upon the Christian world, judging by the hearty encomiums bestowed upon it by the editor Of the Canada Methodist, and other distinguished persons. The of all his great explorations, and positively the only comvlete account of CHURCH DIRECTORY, which wfU sell at Very low prices. his last and grandest expedition for the 4 U.W.ItHAMY.

Just received acomplete line of straw CUTS LIKE MAGIC. Cats har or straw In ths mow, stack or bale; InvVALUABLJB lniFUlUa BII.8 and CllTTlNO out FOR FEED. Will doditeh-lnir. cut Feat or othsr work whoro a hay. knlt is applicable.

Made of best hammond stwl, xlgll and strong, and will last foryoara. They 6 TP sbarpefiod Ilka a common seyths ffrludinfforwaettlDKOBoiM aido. relief of Emm I'asna, nis own thrilling reports AH other pretended goods, Call and see them. Stanley books are imperfect and in G.W.RiUMTt V-'- Rafael iStotts the brother' of our complete. Send for proojs ana satisfy yourself This great-work also contains the history of Africa and its II IFF mm Foreman was visitor at Woodruff last BROOXS'GORN AND (Tcb-icejllkAi people for more than one thousand week.

He returned home on Saturday Posaasees ararj merit of the Hajr years, illustrated with 500 engravings, colored plates, and numerous maps, ren Alady from ilma. was in town KDire, ana maae on eamepnnsipie. II AH NO COMPETITOR. CUTS LIKE THE WIND and fanners pro- Bounce it the most satuiactorr tool rer laTented. Apply to any hard-.

on Wednesday interviewing the ladies and trying to sell patterns of stamping dering it the only complete picturesque in ilMlr. Or aaareat ae zoi Good rigs at reasonable rates. oi-ses boarded by the day or week. Vhen you need anything in the Livery giye me a I clrcol.in. tfBee one and you i I I WILL BUY IT.

work, lor ladies ware. a I uhbtu viivh mm Pn (7. 3ummings representing Turner. VI IBAUOWZIX. Frazier and co.

in the Grocery line was KAxn. in town this week. While here he sold history of Africa ever published. It is wonderful, tftrillrng. magnificent! Don't be deceived by false representations, but send for proofs and Of THE DARK CONTI-HENT" published in one splendid quarto volume of 570 pages equal to 1,200" octavo pages, with numerous mapss; price only $3.00.

Stents wan Mr. Jihamy a fine line of goods. publisher! arc responsible and well reported by the Commercial Agpn James Harbaugh finished this week 1 10 acres of corn. Mr. Harbau gh is cr cies of Dun and Bradstrect.

This is evidently an unusually favorable METIWDIS? EPISCOPAL CHURCH. Preaching serjf at a o'clock P. Sunday 6choolat 3 o'clock P. Prayer, meet, jng every Thursday evening at o'clocfc. public is cordially invited.

v- Rev Gao. L. TiNant, Pastor. EVAHGELICAL ASSOCIATIOH. Preaching everv two weeks at II o'clock A.

preaclui.g (very alternate Sunday evening ai 70'clocku'S'undsyat o'clock A. M. rli'e; niecti'n every Wednesdayevening. All are invitee to attend these services. Bev.

T.J. Fix, Pastor. OFRCiAL DiRECTORY- ST ATE OFFICERS. governor -L. P.

Humphrey Lieutenant A-J; Secretary of itate Wm.H.Cg.n StaUTreLrar McCthy. Attorney General "Sf'T Si.pt. Public Instruction W.nan, Associate jus.ic. W-A SUU Senator 34 Di.l F. M.

Lockaro 'ctt. nirfru-i E.J. Turner. Congressman 6th District I -COUNTY OFFICERS. Count, E.Murto County Atrn.y....

Ck-rK. of D.striCt Sunt. Public Instruction w. ooidjt Les Scrivener. Sher.ff......

W(B. Stubcrt. Cnry Surveyor. jrd fcistnc Gora.3r4Dtnc pom. 1st District TOWNSHIP OFFICEJIS.

Q. fiherrilU SM Xubb. usticesrf ft. Geo. A Turner.

o4' o'ur most prosperous firmers. lie' Territory unrestricted. Sales opportunity tor perbns desiring lias corn large enough to cultivate. ftrafj enormous. Send for pictorial circulars rapidly paying sgx-ncy.

See adver E. and Tot Avey have sold their or, to save time, send SI for Complete CauvasHine Outfit with Efiiarantee of tisement in another column. jewelry store "at Orleans to Frank is- llf 'Pl $300 clear the first month, or your ol of Alma. We have not learned whether or not Mr. Avey will remai money for outfit retunded.

If you have been deceived into canvassing for any Day ton- Will Goode has a herd of catt' ltBpT24lN.SAfEtYEVERMAD Orleans. bogu? books, we will exchange A very heavy fro3t visited these and a large pasture rnd "is brcaf iiig ADJUSTABLE IN EVERY BEARING -AGENTS WANTED CATALOGUE DESCRIBING OUR FULL LINE OF WHEELS SENT ON APPLICATION Outfits with you, free, we mean bus parte last Tuesday night. We do not up the ret of his farm. iness- See our standing in Dun's and Bradstreet's Commercial Reports. Ad 'snow at this writing the full extent of the damage.

But the way the grass looks it must have been very sevare. dress, HISTORICAL! l'UJiLISIIIXt St: Louis, or Philadelphia, Pa George Tannyhill has a lot of tat steets for the June market. 1 W. C. Mously has a herd of cattle and.

is. planting corn by the arm Married: May the 4th 1890. Mr. Samuel Groff of Oregon, to Miss GitV Trucks TiSPiNG i movement. C.

Bobo of Goode, Kan. The ceremony W. H. Nickols. C.

Day, LP.EMEHY, i Tim Smith lias a herd of steers was performed by Rev. Mr. Tenant of Long Island, at 1 o'clock M. for the market this fall at the residence of Mrs. Julia Bobo.

CONTRACTOR BUILDER 1 IftfPfaMM PATENT Ladies Chaise. Live Stock Dealers T. Fields is a good blacksmith Constables Barnes. I Ye editor went to Colby on Wednes am prepared to furnish plans Tile boys are planting 80 acres of Fitzgerald. Will buy your hogs and cat Pad Master day to attend the Republican congress and spefications on' short notice corn 011 little Richars farm.

ional convention and left the office in tle delivered at Woodruff, and BUSINESS DIRECTORY. Moke Anon. Will do all kinds of carpenter work charge of "the Devil." We hope if at reasonable prices. All dam Bros, grain dealers. there is any thing wrong in the paper FISH BR5S WAGSH G2- RACINE.WIS.

A' warranted. on East side pay the very highest price in Gash. See us before going elsewhere. this week or a shortage of news, we will be pardoned. DRY CREEK, Every thing lively.1 Courting a speciality.

Main street. sa Cheadle drayiug. A' We received a letter from a man at Potatoes, warden truck and fruit Woodruff Plainview, Neb.tnis week asking about A. Burdick, mear market Kansas NICKQLS. AND DAY.

is showing op in good shape which A. location for a bank. Woodruff is in means a good crop and grain is Kilet, well diger. need of an exchange bank and trust the person may be induced to locate Fill MS REAL BITE! not Demno. with us.

The News bids him welcome Henry Combs Is on the lookout Dey, live stock dealer. and believe he would do well. for cattle. The undersigned does a general land and We have the best line of mens and George Buckley is getting to be Avrill, Livery and sale stable. womens shoes that was ever brought to D' NEW GOODS AT THE PIONEER BUT GOODS STORE, a trader.

Woodruff and at lower prices than you John Hufer is pteparing to go to loan business. Will make you Loans at tVi very lowest rate of interest and on short iiJ tice. taxes for non-residents. Correspoi: W.Rhamy genettl merchandise. Manitou, Colorado where he will eorge can buy in Phillips or any other coun-lys.

You will save lo per cent by calling on me and getting ray prices before you buy. G. W. Rharay. spend the summer running a pleas R.

Fiaiple, aucuoneer. ure wagon. I. dence solicited. Cal 1 pn pr Quality way up, Prices way down.

Mr. Holt who owns a farm one mile Mr. Coffee has the lumber on II. Hill, firm machinery. hand to build an addition to his house.

J- east of town, but moved to Beatrice several years ago, has moved back on his farm. He says he has come to Come in and tee our F. Harris grain, stockand coal. H. Hill.

As the farmers dig up the Cactus stay. The News welcomes him back, J-' and trust be- will have good luek in and put it on the rocks so it will die inside of ten years they may ohn D. Cheadle. groceries and proviMons. farmiug this summer.

Hi has a good farm which has been poorly cultivated 011 WIUFF I. well say it. was designed for the Devil's vineyard. during his absence. ji.es H.

Hil. tt estate and loans. Spring styles in Prints and Ginghams. Spring styles in In the action of the State of Kansas We do not thank Jack Frost for Satteens and Dress goods. We have nice styles in above K.

Sanborn, general merchandise. visiting us this week for he shows J- vs. Milton though and Jake McKenzie for cutting wire fence of T. R. Fimple the jury again failed to agree and was goods and our prices will surprise and delight you.

Consult too much power. your own interest and see our goods and get our prices before ohnD. Cheadle, hardware. It dosen't indicate old age by put M. PENDARVIS, Dealer In again discharged by the court.

They stood nine for conviction aud three you purchase. Also keeps a full lipe, of g6nts furnishing ting on a. spring seat on the harrow. jmes Harbaugh, carpenter. Be merciful to the horses, boys, goods, boots and shoes, hats and caps, I am an independent candidates for trade, and if quality of goods and prices eount I for acquittal The case is set again for trial ci May the 20th at 10 o'clock.

The cost at the present time is about Woodruff is showing respect to ohn Keefcr, blacksmith. the horses now by putting in some will win by a large majority. Yours for trade. $500. ml MM P.

Emery, carpentei and builder. Ye editor spent three days last week good hitching posts. It will not be necessary to hitch to the corn-cribs now while in town. in Phillipsburg as a witness in a case K. SANBORN.

Some fine horses for sale at lpw prices, and eastern terms, artin Glum, carpenter jndbuildar Call at stables or addres, Mr, Long and family have ar-iyed at Jacob Cables where he will go to farming. R. PENDARVIS, W. THE LARGEST FACTORY IN THE WEST from this township. In talking with the farmers from different parts of the cou ty they all express themselves as very sanquin of large crops this year.

They also report a very large acenragc of sir all grain sowed ami at this time is looking well. Fall grain rIo looks well. The News thluks it will not be many years before a gjeat deal more fall grain will be sown. If I'm Want To Be Loved. SAVE DEALERS' Pi-CFITS.

SAVE FREI3HTS. Don't find fnult. Don't contradict people even il 0:1 re Mire you are 1 ljriit. U. Pendarvn, de.ltr in impnricd hwes.

H. Nichols, live stock dealer. CARDS- J. II. HILL, Deeds, mortgages and other legal pupors properly drawn and acknowledgement taken.

Chmges reasonable. Your patronage solicited. inif'rLE. A UCTWNEKR- Patents granted to inventors in the State of Kansas the pest week FINEST FINISf LATEST PATTpRNS Reported for this paper by C. A- UBSCRIBEFOR-'K Patent Lawyers and Solicitors, Opp.

V. S. Patent Office, Washington, Don't be inrjtrsitive tmout tne nf-airs of even your iv.or-t intimate rirwtv Don't underrate anything because ou don't possess it. Don't believe that everybody 111 the world is happier than D.C. J.

Armstrong, Vine Creek, Corn Shocker. J. Hammell, Hill City, Open mold board: O. W. Hoss, Baldwin, make all styles Carriages, Surreys, Phaetons Buggies, Spring Wagons and 1 MBMMMMaHnMMM 4 J.

Will sell your property- for a reasonable fee. Come and see me at Newspapej file. C. A. Japhet.

Win you. Chester, Velocipede. R. Steventon, Don't conclude that vou have xrrzsnvrAnTs jaxxt included, tvarbantxto, Scandla, Latch. iKAXSA.s never had any opportunities in lift.

WOOWIUFF 'By MVlng you freight and Dealers' profits I can Mil you ft ttrlotly flrat-olae vehlol at about th ma prla you hav ben paying for shoddy work. Don't believe all the evil yru hear, Don't reneat crossin. even if i does interest a crowd. if 4 J. II.

Hill keeps' constantly on liHndafulllinejsuch as plows, bar-rows, cultivrtors, wagons, buggies, Kprin; wagons, road carts, corn plan- mA.iri! Km rnliL'S. nii.i i'l fi'Ct lias ni fquM is doliycrod fret every-hei. 'I rune tend I'okI Office ad-Iitsr, im-lmliiig County, and alio your slilr-pittc Mildrata, including railroad tta- WHttfor Catalog and JYtot, Don't ero untidy on the plea that t-Si everybody knows you. linn nxitt convenient to ton. Out cent rxppnen will bring to you tome-(hiiic now and important for ever fam 'Xu IB.

CTOECHiTS, Oarriaaro lionmilxotlU'ei4, VH.fy thing tht fanners want. Also Only 75 cents per year in advance. Don't be rude to your infeiicr iu social position, Don't over or undtr-dress. ily. Fur full particulars picas tend to tfo.

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Years Available:
1890-1890