Clearwater Leader from Clearwater, Kansas • 5

Are originated from a spark from the THE LEADER. PERSONAL Ml SOCIAL. rail Af 11 Keep a well week, They wera vsry flue ipeclmsu ef the 'love-tipple" fruit aud displayed in a creditable manner Frank's horticultural prooll villas. Mrs. F.

0. Lang, of Humboldt, this state, arrived in the city on last Sunday evening's train, to spend a few days. She is a sister ef Mayor Wilson and Mrs. Sam Bulley Jones and family, relatives of Mrs, Frank Taylor, drove in from tbe west last Saturday evening, and stopped to spend a couple of day. They were en route to NebrsskV.

Isaao; George, ef filllesville, was In the city1 Sunday, visiting the family of Elder Hume, He was well pleased with our city and country and will move out here if ha can dispose of his llootier property, Mrs. Curtis returned home from Ohio, last week, after an absence of nearly a year, happiness can be better Imagined EStaple and Fanoy Groceries, Canned goods of all kinds, preserves, jellies, sugars, teas, roasted and green coffees, pure selected spices, fruits and provisions. PUREST: mQMNB AMD KEmMMM. Large and fine stock of GLASS and QUEENS WARE. Best Brands of Cigars.

Produce of all Kinds Wanted! ID. A. PALM Kit, Local Editor. TO LEADER Can found on sals tt tbe Postofflce New Stand. Clearwater Markets.

Swttcr Km 15 12K .1 75 2 dO Chickens, young, par dozen eweet potato, per bustiei. 70 51) Jriah potatoes, per hualiel Flour, patent, per 1 65 Chop feed, per 05 Bran, per 60 Corn meal, per hundred 1 20 Lard, per pound 10 Baeen, aidea per pound 10 G.TOVK A good hard -con hace-burner KJ Ueatiug Hove. Inquire of -r Gcmd rick, city. 2-3r HfULK Oue odd mule' for ante dies p. 1U Iuquire at Wilson Udllky's brick jard.

1-3 LOT A lot on rracr avenue Rood loca lion for 7. Inquire of J. L. WOOll at Billiard Hull. IN BRIEF.

Attend the Coma to the primary. Curtis wants some corn. Butter and etTs hare "rir. Pumpkin pie days arc with it. Sere and yellow leaves numerous.

Farmers are busy jyuthennsr corn. Cooking atovei cheap at Wilson Dean have a dandy 5c el gar. Lukens received a fine lot of (-rapes Monday. Overcoats from $2 to $20 at Wilson A Carvin's. 2-tf You can pet a fine Java coffee at Wilson Dean's.

Bulley Wilson are at work on another kiln of brick. Go to Wilson Carvin'a if you want clothing cheap Tarbill'i PaKce drug store keeps the best mixed paints. Photographs for $3 per. doz. at the Clearwater Gallery.

Norwich has been incorporated as a city of the third cluss, Finest brand? of cigars fit Tarbill's Palace drug store 1-tf. The null is paying from sixty to seventy cents for wheat. Hammers IJros. will feed forty head of cattle this fall and winter. Go to the corner grocery store of Wilson Dean for groceries.

T. W- Wilson sold two cooking stove to one man, Thursday The moon is full now and is giving us some very beautiful nights. Milli 1 WISH TO THANK THE LADIES OF CLEARWATER AND VICINITY FOR THEIR LIBERAL PATRONAGE THE PAbT SEASON AND TO INVITE THEM TO CALL AND SEE MY IE rvn am selected stock of OF ALL KINDS, nunuing on me oouui mu nuns avcuub iuj everyone bns our thanxs fur past patronage. 0 FALL AND WINTER GOO'BS and learn my prices before purchasing. MRS.

A. H. WOOD. K. W.

engine. There was no Issue of The Leader last week on account ot the absence of tbe chief. The Stryker shooting scrape has been occupying the time of the Dis trict Court this week. Ben House is working with the depot construction force and W. J.

Porter with the bridge force. It ia said the case of McKlnney, the negro murderer, will be heard at -this session of the District Court. Wilson Carviti have uow a stock of $13,500 worth of clothing and can give you the best of bargains 2tf 'Elder Bice preached his farewell sermon at the Baptist church luat Sun day forenoon tosgood sised audience The. flume boys have forty acres of corn in the bottoms that is turning out first rate. The cars are large and sound.

Wiiaon CaryJn can j-jve you better bargains in clothing and furnish ing goods than any other town in Kansas. 2tf Do not allow the accumulation of scurf or dandruff, when it can be easily prevented by the use of Ayer's Hair Vijror. We will sell yon anything: in our line at lower prices than can be bought for in nnv other town in tbe state. Wilov Carvin. 2tf All cooking stoves sold by T.

W. Wilson are warranted to be equal to any in the market. Call and examine them before buying. 2tf Home made candies are always the purest, and best. The Clearwater Bak ery makes its own and keeps a fresh stock alwavs on hand.

52 tf. Until further notice Arthur Ma- fill will give 10 per cent off for cash on all sales of wall paper to reduce hUstock- Now is vour chance. If anv Leader readers desire to in. vest in WichiU real estate they should read Couniy Clerk Ford's advertisement in another column and then call on him. Who will complain of the price of reading material when Arthur Mo- ill carriS a full Hue of "Seaside," 'Lovell" and ''Leisure Hour" Librae ries.

2tf. The public schools of Mul vane have not been session this week on account of the scarlet fever raging in that place, and Miss Atrnes Webster has been spending the week at home, We have returned from market where we bought an immense line of clothing and gents furnishing goods nt lower prices than ever before, Come and see our ereat bargains. Wilson Carvin. 2tt The directory of the cities and towns of bedifwick county, compiled and published by Messrs. Nonh Seelcy, of Wichita, has been delivered.

It is one of the neatest hooks of the kind we have eyer seen published and con-tains fever mistakes than such a work usually does. i The Democrats were to have a rally in Hartman's Hall Wednesday evening, but the wind and rain storm busted it. Jas. F. Conly, candidate for county attorney; C.

F. Guyer, candidate for clerk of the district court; Jas, Wingert, candidate for commissioner, were in the city to attend the meeting. Quarterly meeting of the M. E. church will be held in the Presbyterian church to day and tomorrow.

Services will be held to-night and tomorrow forenoon and night. Presiding Botkin and Rey. liar moil, of Wichita, will be present and preach. Let all attend and listen to these learned divines, Bucklen's Arnica Salve. Tim Bust Salvh in the World for uts, Bruises, Sores.

Ulcers. Halt Rheum, Fever Sores, Tetter, Chopped Hands, Chilblains, Corns, and all Skin Eruptions, and posi lively cures Piles, or no pay required. It ia guaranteed to give perfect eatiafaclion, or money refunded. Price 2d cents per box. Foi sale by BEN L.

BEAR. Arthur's Cigar List. Reinitas 5o Red Shield So I Odile 19c Spotted Sc I Amnrosa Dundy So Spanish Hand Made 10 Tarantella I0o The Imported Norman Stallions, Bob and Model, will stand for the fall season of 1830 in Clearwater on Saturdays; soasou; commencing Sept. 25. Balance of the time at my farm, 4 miles north east of Clearwater.

W. STRICKLAND, Owner. Gasoline! Gasoline! You will now find Gasoline at Wilson Dean, George Munn having turned over the exclusive sale from the consolidated lank line. Wo Have Just Struok It That Proctor. Wilson can make you cheaper farm loans than aay ooe also ia Clearwater.

Personal Notes and Social, Gossip of the Week. Mrs. Grundy's Budget About the Comings, Goings, and Doings of Many Persons. Jim Hammer Sundayed at hema, Elder Riee went to Ottawa Tueadar. Dr.

Xeeley was in (he oily this ftenlc. Jldimle Jwmerson is a new subscriber. Smith wiley was in the city yesterday. Ben Bear spent Sunday op at tbe Hub. Ed J.

Roberts wns over at Udall, Sunday, Ralph Tompkins wns up home, Sunday. D. Adams got In from Stevens county yesterday. F. H.

Tompkins was in the city Mondny and Tuendny. Rev, Tnrnbiill, of 1'eotone, was in tbe city, Monday, Mrs. J. F. Kelly visited at bar father's In Wichita Tnediiy.

R. I), McK night is out looking at the western counties. T. McFio and wife and mother visited in Wichita Tuesday. Eckels and wife visited In Wichita Sunday and Monday.

Jake Sohn, of Wichita, was down looking at his turn), Tuesday. 8. D. Jackson went out to TJorwich Monday, to see the place, Mrs, Boyd went up to Wichita Tuesday evening to make a visit Mrs. Ed Mugill visited friends in the comity capitul Wednesday, John Hummers Isout on his claim in Ford county for a nuuple of wet ks.

W. T. Sherman, of Wichita, was a Sun day guest of the Kois Avenue. Clyde Jacobs bus our tbnnks for copies of the Kl Dorado Daily 'Republican. F.

L. Tillinghust and Colonel Fin Miller sojourned in the Hub Wednesday, i J. C. Maireand wife and daughter spent Sunday with relatives at Mtilvaue, Mrs. Cass Stewart, was down from Wich ita last Sunday visiting her parent.

Will McLaughlin, of Wichita, was dowa visiting the paternal nest last Sunday. Louis Gnisendorf is. expected homo from his European tour in about two weeks. Chus. F.

Sclinmaker, Anthony, was up Sunday, visiting his brother John and bride F. M. Curtis made a flying trip to Wich ita Inst Saturday evening and got a carpet. Mrs. Mayor Wilson departed for Cedar Rapids, Iowa, Wednesday, to visit her George Gillespie, the Wichita grocery drummer, was calling on our merchants, Mondny.

Mr. Gorin, of Kansas City, was in (he city the first of the week, visiting hi ion and daughter, W. R. Stewart, of Norwich, came over Monday afternoon and took the Scott train for Wichita. J.

T. Elliott took his wife and sister up to view tiie sights of tbe Sedgwick metropolis Wednesday. The ladies of the W. C. T.

TT. will meet with Mrs. E. G. Murdouk next Thursday at 3 in the afternoon.

J. A. Hamilton, Ohio, and Joe Trilkler, Chicago, were autographed at the Ross Avenue Sunday, J. T. Roberts of Clinton, Mo and J.

W. Burns, Kansas City, were registered at the Ross Avenue, Monday, Mrs, Joe Burson and son left for Peoria, Thursday evening, to spend a month before going to California John Grier, a substantial and Ptierfcetio farmer of Viola township, called and squared his subscription account. Wm. McFie. W.

C. whitsitt, Bliss, Levi McLaughlin and J. King went up to the Hub Monday. Theodore Patten i.id Albert Acre started out to make a tour nf the western counties in search of land hist, Tuesday. II.

M. Walt, the lightning St. Joe commercial evangelist, was among his customers in litis city the first of the week. Ben Bear started to 8.. Louis Monday, evening to meet hi wife Aid daughter who are on their way home from Indiana.

Jas. Grimsley, the energetic agent of Vi ola, was in the rtiy Tuesday morning and went up to Wichita on the Scott train, Dr. Wilbur Is able to be out again after his protracted spell of sickness. He gave Tub Lkadcb a pleasant call the other morning. W.

L. Temple, St, Young Meore, Topeka; O. V. Smith, Eureka Springs; A. A.

Herman, Chicago, at Ross Avenue, M. A. Carvin got back from Kansas Citv and St. Joe Thursday, after purchasing one of the largest stocks of clothingeyer opened in, the city, Will Mctfeal, of Wichita, who clerked in Bear's drug stare last full and winter, came down lasi Sunday evening to sea some of his old friends, A. T.

Bowans, of Moore, 111., and II. S. Williams, of Gillespie, III. were In the cttv the first of the week aud autographed at the Ross Avenue. The following persons have renewed their subscriptions this week; A Peterson, Daniel Murpjiy, Charles Sutter, J.

B. Hammers, J. M. Boyd, E. H.

Jones, Ben Hammers, E. H. Brown and Pete Peteraou are making preparations to to dowa into the Territory about tba first of next month on a hunting expedition. Frank TayUr brought a backatofkne teSMtMS. 'MDd tO TXB tSA3 fc lUt I than described.

They are now occupying their handsome residence on Byers avenue. MUSICAL ColfCKRT. 4 A very fair sired audience assembled at the Preshyttnan church last. Saturday ev ening, the attraction being tho closing concert given by Miss Minnie McLaughlin and her class of thirty-tno of our bet singers. During the week they hod been under her training fho teacher had gotten the voices veil drilled and tliey sang together in the most perfect, harmony several very difficult songs, The selectinus'were mostly all very beautiful and rendered In an excellent manner.

The convention was well attend ed throughout and was of considerable ben efit to all who took the course. As Miss McLaughlin said, there is considerable mus ical talent in this city and it needs only a few such conyentions as these to properly develop it. SCHT'MAKBB-WARD. Mr. J.

F. Schntutker, the popular pre. senption cleric in Kear's drug stora, was united in the holy bonds of wedlock to Mrs. A. M.

Ward, of Ft, Scott, in that city on Sunday iiftirnonn, October 3. They arrived in this city Friday evening of last week and were the recipients of the hearty congratulations of John's numerous The newly-married couple have rented Judge Clingeupeol's residence on upper Ross avenue and will occupy it. this winter. RAILROAD RUMBLES. Notes and Happenings in the Local Railway World.

The telegraph lino was completed to Norwich Monday. The safe for the new depot arrived Monday. It is a massive one. Two forces of section men on the new road mnke this city headquarters Aeent liuell says his road did over $1100 worth of business at this point lust month. B.

F. Crocker, of depot and bridge construction on the K. went west Tuesday, Agent Thornbro and wife returned from the west last week, and he took possession of tlio Scott depot Monday Walker Sons, of this vicinity, secured the contract of plastering the depots at Viola, Cliicaska and Norwich The bridge force hasabout completed all the bridges bctweeu here and Norwich. They will bejiii work on the river bride Tho Scott road has changed time again. No.

KJ gets in from tne soutli at 6:21 in the evening and No. 17 from the north at 8:44 p. in. Superintendent Ward is puhing the work on the depots at Viola, Cliicaska and Norwich witii all possible speed and it will not bo long until he lies them Jay Gould and other railroad magnates have been out looking at their railroad property in this state this week. The party passed through Clearwater.

Monday, and when Jay saw our fair city It is said ho turned to one of the party and remarked, "There's the coining metropolis of Kansas. When Wichita and other places are dead and forgotten that place will be a busy, booming Excursion Rates to' Cincinnati. To enable those who wish to visit the Cincinnati Exposition to do so nt low rates Hlie Ohio Mississippi Itailwav. beginning Atiar, 31st. will sell tickets from St Louis to cincin tutti and return at $12 for round trip, good lor return ten days after date or sale.

Call at office M. R'y, 101 and 103 N. 4lh street, Planter's House, St. Louis or address G. I) Bacon, Gen'l Passenger Agent St.

Louis, Mo. Ordinance No. 2Q. An ordinance repealing Ordinance No. 5.

Ordinance No. 15, Ordinance No. 1C, aud Ordinance No. 17, of the city ot Clearwater, Kansas. Skc 1.

Be it ordained by the mayor and council of the city; of ('learwatcr, Kansas, That Ordinance No. entitled an ordinance "If yying poll tax," and Ordinance No. 7, entitled an ordinance "to require, and regulate (he planting, manuring aud protecting shade trees in the streets and avenues of the city of Clearwater," and Ordinance No, 16, entitled an ardinance "licensing stHllioiis, jackasses and bulls," and ordinance No. 17, entitled an ordinance "rfgulating the sale and uaa of i taxi-eat ing liquor arid prescribing a penalty for the violation of the same within the limits of Clearwater," and Ordinance No. 18, entitled an ordinance "to amend ordinance Mo J5," ba, and tbt tame are hereby repealed.

8io S. This ordinaries shall taae effeet and be in full tores from and after IS publication In the Oarwate Laaasa. Approved CetoW IC" T. W. MAL I i U.

A. CiXta, People's Grocery Can always be found a complete line of Staple and Fancy Groceries, Cutlery, Glass and Queensware, and everything else usually found a Grocery store. Prices as LOW as the Lowest. Ross avenue next to Wilson Roberts, frv. George B.vers is having a barn put up in the rear of his residence.

The mill has orders for several car loads ot flour from other points. The highest prices paid for produce i of all kind at Wilson Dean's. Wilson Curvin can sell you suits ranging from 52 50 to I A heavy wind and rain storm in i this soction Wednesday evening. I All kinds of tinware sold at cost Wilson's hardware store, Tracy Block. Bosley Speer have a biff sale on -Jim's farm northeast of thecity, today Greatest bargain in clothtug to be "found at Wilson Curvin'.

2 if. W. C. Whiisitt has moved into the Geo. Munn property on Gorin ave.

In the way of candies Arthur Ma-. gill has really surpassed himself this week. 1 Elder Wm. Parker preached in the I Wellington Baptist church last Sun-; day week. Best brands of fresh ovsters served op in any manner desired at Elliott's Bukerv.

2tf. Take Ayer's Pills for cntipation 1 and as a purgative medicine. Sufc CITY. MEAT MARKET! JOMP. BVAM8, Proprloim FRESH ff T-i i "I ISA.

if aiid effectual. Call and examine the heating stoves Wilson's hardware store. All WARRANTED, 2lf Elder Broaddus filled his regular appointment at the Baptist church Sunday afternoon. The display of hand decorated china ware and fancy goods in Arthur Ma-gill's windows is beautiful. Large line of pumpR just arrived I at Wilson's hardware store in Tracy Block.

Sold cheap Ham, Breakfast Bacon, Dried Meats and Pigs Feet in stock in Season. CASH PAID FOR HIDES AND PELTS. Having located in my new nrica patrons are invited to call and see us, and Building Brick Of the best quality can always be secured at BULLEY'S BRICK YARD, One Block East of the Santa Fe Depot. JOB PRiNTiNO Behool books for country and city 'may be had of Arthur Magill. School supplies of all description.

Squire Boss gave his business house On the corner of Ross and Tracv av- i enues a coat oi paint mis weea. Next week Topsey will begin, in the yy u. column, a aeries oihkbicu-es entitled "Home Theatricals Our coal dealers have to 'wait a i long time before getting their orders Jt tiled. Too many ahead ot them. O.

T. Nash and W. C. Webster, liy-' a few miles northeast of Norwich, Bad between thirty and forty tens of jity bvraed eat night rtesmtlT. The Aid cr ra.