Clyde Herald from Clyde, Kansas • 1

1 -r-, 1 NUMBER 19. CLYDE, KANSAS, THURSDAY, NOV. 1884. VOLUME YIT. BUSINESS CARDS.

LAKE ERIE ESI CitY DRUG Store old Fogies down here, but still we do think it is mixing up things too much, to swear on Saturday and preach on Sunday. Please give us some light. J. B. EUPE, Editor.

AtLi cNrK. I PHOTOGRAPHER Published Every Thursday, 1.50 a year splendid departments for that i business. CLYDE, KANSAS. The Neidt brothers became tired of batching and have taken unto themselves a cook. Come Jasper, tell us what you are going to do.

It will soon be winter. We hear of a man that dedicated his new house with a prayer instead of a dance. That is right. We are going to have a new neighbor, by the way as We Bee a new house going up. Mr.

Cronkrito and Mr. Whitsitt are doing the carpenter work. The Eev. Mr. Flowers preached an excellent sermon at our school house Sabbath evening.

Respectfully, RusalejI. PEIVATE ZF-TTICTZDS TO LOAN VICTORY! James G. Blaine A Statesman; Our next President. 1 long or Bliort time at lower rates ti can be had elsewhere. Interest principal payable at my office.

If wish to savemoney call on me be- PETERS HARDWARE The old reliable HARDWARE HOUSE OF CLYDE, i Second to none in the Country. Don't forget that we carry a very large stock of General Hardware and endless varieties of STOVES TINWARE, BOBBED wire, "Dumps, wind mills, We employ the onlv experienced And practical Pump-man in this City and Vicinity, come and see us. Our Tin Shop is run by a first-class Mechanic, and all work -will be done satisfactorily. Thankful for past favors, we solicit a continuance of the same. i i i makinsf vour larm loans, iviso ets for sale to and from all parts of 'ope and the British Isles at astonish-V low prices.

Tickets to Liverpool, from Baltimore or Boston. City or Facts you should remember PIEST We deal only in Pure. Fresh Drugs. ECOITD We carry a very complete assortment of Druggist's Sundries and can supply you with the best of everything usually found in a Drug Store. THIED We also keep School Books, and all such articles as pertain to this branch of the trade.

FOITBTH: Our prices are reasonable and fair, and and full value is guaranteed on all purchases. FIFTH: Your patronage will be appreciated, and we promise our best efforts to please you. p. Mcdonald. rents collected, property in- -ed and eastern at lowest us.

I A. Gkiffist. TheNuIlifierand Court Usurper, Downed By the Gallant Col. John A. Martin.

THE SHOST LIRE THE EfiSf WErt- The most direct route between Kan- sns Citv. or Omaha and Cleveland New York, JJostn PifiliVtelnhia, Washington; Baltimore and all points East making cloSVGoa-m-nt ions With r-11 the Trunk Lines. equipments, Steel Rails," Westinghouse Ah prakes, -Miller Pt-' forms and Coupler, elegant new. reel in-" ing Chair and tt tached to all through passenger free of extra charge to all first-class sengers holding through tickets. ih few changes by this Roi.He.

ar jill in Union! epots no (Jmiubt s'J ranstt Ask for tickets to any point Kast Lake Kvie Western Ity. Slaps aiwi1 other information furnished free xtpcif application to principal Ticket Offices, or address lb W. Smith, (Jen'l. Pass. Ag't.

Rluonriiigton, III; Arrivals and Departures of Mails From Clyde, Kansas. fiOF. J. M. LOVELAim, of Music.

CLYDE, KANSAS. 'Death loves a shining mark." The above statement is verified in the death of Charley Ross, infant son of E. F. and Lottie Maxam, which occurred Thursday, October the 22nd. at 5 o'clock a.

m. Little Charley was a bright loving babe of 14 months and had been a sufferer for several months A short time ago he was attacked with scarlet'fever and all that medical skill and kind loving care could do proved to be of no avail, and on last Thursday morning death, that sat as. a silent watcher, arose and passed between him and the weeping mortals, that had for a few weeks defied him, and wrapped his black winding sheet around him and bore him in triumph away. At about 3 o'clock of the same day a large procession of friends and relatives followed the remains to Mt. Ilope cemetery where they were placed in their last resting place Sweet little Charlie has gone To that blissful home'above.

Where he will bask in the sunlight Of the blessed Savior's love. He has gone to dwell with the angels, That so gladly welcomed him there. His voice now swells with the anthems Sung by that heavenly choir. He has gone to the mansions above, To that city of light, with its gates of gold, To dwell forever in the Savior's love. Tenderly sheltered in his blissful fold.

We shall miss him, but we'll meet him When our earthly work is done; In his spotless robe we'll greet him On the resurrection Weep not father, weep not mother, He has bid this world adieu, And stands at the head to welcome you. The District Court of Cloud county convened on October 27th. lion. A. L.

ilson, udg'e, not being in attendance the bar elected L. J. Crans Judge pro-tem. The court then ordered that the jury summoned for this term be in attendance on Monday November 10th at 10 o'clock a. m.

Tbat all motions and court eases be continued until Monday November 10th and all jury cases be continued for two weeks from the time fixed by the trial docket for trial and that witnesses sub- f)oenaed for this term attend two weeks ater than time fixed in subpoenas. And court then adjourned to November 10th. DR. M. BLACHLY, Sept.

15th we received a car lead of the "Ocean" and "Charter Oak cook, and "Westminster" Base Heaters. Uio to Nov. 1st, our sales were 59 stoves, 34 cooks and 25 headers. The Re-submission howl Didn't Overthrow thegxandold REPUBLICAN PARTY In Kansas. I ES1DENT DENTIST.

1 CLYDE, KANSAS. 2th extracted without pain by the use of Nitrous Oxide Gas. A single trial of the Peerless Worm Specific never vet failed to relieve the baby, and overcome the prejudices of the mother. It not only frees the child from worms, but regulates the stomach and bowels, cures wind colic, corrects aciditv, and cures Dysentery and rest and health to the child, and comforts the mother. Try it.

No cure, no pay. For sale by r. 3J cDonald. J. H.

HOUCK, nysician and Surgeon, Clyde, Kansas, 3oo over Chicago Cash House. Cloud County sends Two Honest, Capable, Republicans -To the Legislature. 3V Iliirs Peerless Cough Syrup Avill cure Coughs, Colds, Croup or Sore Throat and relieves Whooping Cough and Asthma. It does not dry up a cough and leave the inflamation and fever behind it, but loosens the phlegm and morbid matter, and permits nature to heal the lung tissues and diseased parts. Call and get a bottle.

If not satisfied after using it, return the empty bottle and I w-ill refund vour money. A package of Cobb's Pills in top of each bottle free. Por sale by P. McDonald. is answered promptly, day or night, J.

J. McFARLAN, i attorney- snisrciTON street, clyde, kaksas, cial attention given to collections. flice in Longtin's building, up stairs. D.YOUNG, A "Noble and A strong Republican, Goes to the Senate-by a Booming Majority. I Obiit.

Hank Iloagland, who for soma time has been reported dead, turned up ia this town last Saturday, coming in with hia brother-in-law, Mr. Cables, from Aurora towiship. where he is now visiting. His wife and three children came with him. Hank was amomr our oldest settlers coming here in and at an early date, taking an interest In the growing welfare of onr city, he started a blacksmith shop in connection with B.

V. Honey. Afterwards, with Mr. Cables, he bu'lt the house where Teissedre now holds forth, which was then a big addition to Clyde. His residence now is Elsworth, Elsworth county this state.

We are in receipt of a very neat invitation card, to the wedding of Miss Mollie A. Mangan, to John J. Cobry, which took place at the St. Joseph Catholic church, Auburn, Nebraska, on Tuesday, November, 4th, 1884; of course we could not attend, but that does not prevent us from wishing Miss Mollie all the bliss this world affords; she used to be one of the most facinating, bewitching and charming of all the young ladies aiound, aud we know of several young men that tried their hand at capturing her, but failed in the priceless prize. We trust she has made a wise choice.

The cheapest and best place to get your Orfli COrnr tir Roach is elected by Over 400 fvSajority. CLOCKS wm Attorney-at-Law, Died: Eugene F. Maxam, of Typhoid fever, on Friday, October 31st, 1S84, aged 27 years, 7 months, and 21 days. The deceased was born at Mace donia, Summit county, Ohio, March 10, 1857. In his twelfth year he removed to Could county, where he resided until his death.

In March, 18S4, he was married to Miss Lettie Shriver. To them have been born two children; one oftlicm still survives him. The other one preceded him, only a few days, to that better land. He was a devoted husband, a kind father, and wasbeloved by all who knew him. When called I Office ever 1st Nat.

Bank, KANSAS. Indications are that Blaine is elected by a large electoral majority, and that the "Solid South" is broken by the two Virginias. The election here passed off quietly. The large vote 548 surprised everyone. Tho result is as upon to aid a mend or neighbor, he I I.

I. G-ROFF, Vim I Wi ins Made Estimates Furnished. put sell entirely out or the question ana was never known to refuse to do an act We have been compelled to re-order and this week we have received another half car load of "Ocean" Stoves. of kindness for any one when called upon. His kind disposition and winning ways, made for him many friends, and when the word went forth that, Eugene Maxam was no more it cast a CLYDE KANSAS.

The Missouri Pacific Rsifasy Offers unsurpassed advantages to the-traveling public in the shape of fast elegant equipment and superior acCom- -modations. This great system, embra-' cing 6,029 miles of road, runs its trauia into the Union Depots of St. Louis, Kan--sas City, Hannibal, Atchison, Parsons, Denver, Fort Worth. San Antonio, Galveston, New1 Orleans and all others of the principal cities of Missouri, Kansas, Nebraska Louisiana aud Texas. Their coaches and I'agiatfe cars fUre the latest airJ.

finest make, and luxurious Pullman. I ace Sleeping and 1 1 otel Cars are attw f-T to all through trains. The novel Buffet Parlor and Sleeping Cars are run ou all day trains, and reclining ensur cars rV." nifiht trains, between St. Louis. Kansfl- City, Atchison and St.

Pullman Palace SieepineCars on trains between Kansas City and Omaha. The- rates via this line are always as low as any other, and direct connection are' made with express trains of otner uuei at junction point3. Jj. A.Emeksox, II. C.

Towxsexd, West. Pas. Agt. Gen. Pas.

Agt. Atchison, Kan. SU Louis, gloom over the entire community, and A. G. SEXTON, i Nysician and Surgeon, i We claim for tho "Westminster" hcatersuperiority in every respect over all the cheaper class of stoves competing with it.

The "Ocean," line of stoves have been in theniarket since 1837. The 'Charter Oak" since 185G. Stoves being so long known under one name mus be absolutely first-class to have existed. Consult your own interests when purchasing etoves by first inspecting tears burst from many an eye unused to weeping. During the last two years 303.

20G. 3G. 3. 292. 237.

10. 204. 23G. 214. 2.4.

311. 201. 302. ISO. 317.

193. 372. 141. Blaine Cleveland St. John Butler Martin Click Phillips Young Kodgers Hutchinson Lowe Borton Kreger Roach Kelly D.

L. Biown Misselle Sheafor Oans of his life, he was a faithful member of the United Brethren church, and he Subscribers. Come in and look at your account. If you are behind, pay up and a year iii advance, as we need all wc can get. We will give j-ou special clubbing rates with almost any periodical in the United States or Canada.

If you are not behind, it will do you no harm to look over your account. Come at once. Last Sunday Rev. E. R.

Price preached in the M. E. church at the morning service. His theme was prayer, and he handled his subject in an able manner. In the evening Rev.

Mrs. Brown of tho U. B. Church discoursed in a very earnest and sincere manner. She is evidently a christian.

performed his duty well, until the mas 1 CLYDE, KANSAS. 1 calls promptly attended day or night. J. J. WATERBTJRY IERCHANT TA 10R.

0ur stock, which is very complete. ter said, "It is enough; come up higher. When 4he hand of affliction was laid upon him, he said, "If the Lord calls me hence, I am ready, but would prefer to live for the sake of my family." He bore his suffering with christian Our stock of shelf and heavy hardware is very full and complete in all ts details. i Trials: the only place in the west" where you can get any part of any watch made. Watches changed from key to stem wind.

All parts made and replaced or repaired are warrranted to be eaqual in material, workmanship and finish to that of the watch in which the work is done, and no higher price for work than at other places. if Cecps on hand at all times a Select I Stock of Eoreign and Domestic piece goods. Satisfactory work I Warranted, and Solicits YOUR PATKONAGF. 1 jYDE KANSAS. fortitude, and peacefully and calmly fell to sleep in Jesus.

The funeral services were held by Mrs. Brown, on Saturday, 1st, at 2 o'clock p.m., after which a large procession of friends and relatives followed the remains to Mt. S- L'Ecuyer, notably one of tho best rench salesmen in Cloud county, ba- UECEI HAITOVERS AND BRAIN REMEDY. A gr.araifc- ides being a gentleman in every re-pect, is now assisting the Howell Bros. Westover 31.

Blain's majority in county' is 1405. Martin's G9G. Young's 9S8. Hutchinson's 817. Roach's 434.

Later: TTe understand New York has gone Democratic whichmakes the presidential question doubtful. Hope cemetery, where was laid to rest in the lumber trade. They are fortunate in securing his services. XothingJ but fine Gold and Silver until the angels shall disturb his slumbers -on the resurrection morn. He Watches wanted.

3ank Of Slyde! Agent for the Celebrated ROCK- The other day we passed the resi leaves a mother, one brother, a wife, teed cure ic? Nervous Debility, Loss of -Vitality and Weakness, Neuralgia? Ilvsterlr, Convtiitioiis, Fits, Epilepsys" Aeadache. Wakefulness, or an Evil re-; suit of indiscretion, Excess, Abuses of Alcohol, Tobacco, (oer; forty thousand cures). Price pty-box or six boxes for A writtetr." guarantee to cure with every six boxes or moeey refunded. Send ppstasre on Free Trial Box. Address, Hanover remedy Ijock Iqx 554.

Chicago, 111 FORD watch, the best watch for heavy one child, and numerous other relatives dence of F. E. Bowers. It is neat, new, and cosy. We felt jrlad to sec him so 4 M.

V. B. VAN DeMAEK, Prea. VAN DeMAEK, Cashier. use known.

Prices for Clocks, Watches mm and a host of friends, who mourn his Consistcncyjthou arta jewel." and Jewelry lower than the lowest. untimely death, but we feel that our well fixed as he is one of the best, as well a3 one of the most industrious car Call and see. Teachers. loss is his eternal ffain. penters in town.

oans anfl Discounts Don't forget the County Association THE WHITE IS KING i to be held at Concordia, Nov. 8. All Mr. W. E.

Reid of Concordia, made i friends of education are cordially invited. us a flying visit last Monday; sorry we Committee. Dear is the spot where christians sleep, And sweet the strains that angels four. Oh! Why should we in anguish weep? They are not lost, but gone before. A.

M. Shriver. were out. all again liilly. in 1 It is John Ranney and not John Neighbors and Friends.

Upon consultation with many of the Randolph.who is thefortunatc purchaser of 1 red Hermon's fine residence in this J5 neighbors, I am requested to an names last week. rafs on the 'rrincipa ums (Bough and Sold. jecial attention given to collections-cxjITzdiec, ici5rs.A.s. J. A.

Jeannotte, 'hysician and Surgeon. Clyde, Kansas. Peter Braudigan, living with Peter Not Dead but Living. District No. 7, Oct.

2Gth '84. Editor Clyde Herald: Please allow a few lines in your val nounce that there will be a general turn-out of the friends of the late Eugene Maxam, on next Tuesday for the purpose of gathering the corn belonging to the widow of the disceased. It is desired that there be enough on Pitsch has been, for the last few days, 5 msi. skins and cribbing 100 bushels ot uable paper to defend myself and my corn per day, performing this task between sun-rise and snn-set. hand to gather the entire crop consisting of 45 acres on that day.

whereabouts. As 1 stated on the Jhth of September, I do not live in Ames, O. P. LeCouite has come back to James moorehouse. nor do I live within less than 18 miles of Ames, in District No.

7. It appears Clyde and will again go into the grain business. For the last few months, he achelor of Medicine and Graduate of the University Laval, Canada. Ml calls answered promptly, night or day. Speaks French and English.

ffice at the Commercial Drug Store. We are solelpis lor tli that there is some trouble between lid C. and Joe and Joe has left G. Ru has been engaged in business in Kansas City. Refreshing.

BY JOHN BOGGS. The State meeting of the Disciples of Christ was held in Manhattan the first week in October. From an article. salem to fight his own battles. Now, IT IS THE BEST MaDE, LIGHTEST-HUNTING, Mrs.

John Randolph and Miss Annie GENUINE GLIDDEN WIRE QUIETEST AND SIMPLEST I am not much on the flight but will try to defend myself. I never harmed you in the least but you have "3 f-1 i pj Era. Marshall gave us a call one day last week. Miss Marshall is just from Boston, and is a niece of John Randolph. by one of the editors of the Christian in reference to the convention The public is cautioned against buying Bogus wire sold as Jvfcus Oxlecn-i.

If IN THE WOULD. Self-Setting Needle, Self-Threading Shuttlu, Automatic Bobbin- Winder, And only Perfect Embroider called me hard nameB and accuse me of picking up shells, and of being one who toots a horn in the Ames band. I did not know there was a band in I make the following quotation: "Bro Ingels pastor of the Blethodist church Mrs. Shearer of Clay Center, accom Opening December 1,1884: Closing i Every spool of "Clidden" wire bears its trade jnark. See that the W.

Knapp, S. II. Knapp, Fres. Supt. Secretary.

II Knapp, Treasurer. XYDE LIVERY AND panied by her mother of this place, was among the most popular men in the dealer selling you wire has more than one or two spools marked'Glidden." made our orhce a pleasant call last iuon- wmdkr tiik or tm Unitsd States Government Ames of late nor that there had been day and left us some cash. any since the political band you had two years ago. Now, I do not make any See that every spooHhat'goes your wagon bears the trade mark. G.

H. RUSHMORE Do not buy any other before try Fred Ilenn has added a larjie addi TRANSFER CO. ing tne wmte. unnecessary noise as regards your pick General Agency and Western Depot ing up shells, but if I am compelled to tion to hisfine house in Huntington's add. Fred seems to be doing well and we are right glad of it.

convention jd among the most faithful. He never rose to his feet without an audible welcome, and never failed to give a good account of himself. He was the first to insist on the publieation of Bro. T. P.

Haley's address on the relations of the Preacher to the church and to pronounce it the best he ever heard on the subject, which met with unanimous endorsement." It seems that religeous prejudice usually de pick up shells I would refer you to that political shell that you picked up two vears ago with $5 in it. Now you Mrs. Lura Shock and Mrs. Ella Arm VIUW say you do not think it more than right tor jMcvJaii's isazar Patterns. AGEITTS "WAIiTTED.

Needles, oils, and parts for all machines For OatalogaeSiPrioes and Terms, Address WHITE SEWING MACHINE 9212 Maine Kansas City Mo. For Sale By II, C. ACIIENBACH, strong, ot South Uend, Indiana, are visiting their aunt, Mrs. Nathan Whit increr. to bring me out irom behind an assum ne best Buggies, Fhatons, Road Vehicles, Hunting Wagons, with Teams to Match, ersons and Baggage Transf erred to Any Fart of the City Day or Night, asportation for Commercial Men Fromptly "Attended to.

tables: East End of Washington St. and Opposite Commercial House. iXTZ'IDIE: KA1TSAS. A pproprinted hy the tifcfteriil GonfmneM. $500,000, Contributed hr the Cilixeti nf New Orleans.

$200,000, Appropriated hv Mxco. $100,000, Appropriated tv the Slxh: ttislMMa. $100,000, Appropriated hy Hife City of New Orfaaa. From $5000 to $25,000, AfTpropi'Saleti Vv Innmnenthie IS rales, C'ltic-s and lMroigrii Conn tries. ed name.

Now if you think I am Joe Vt i i A I and intelligence Moore you are as much mistaken as creases with the size of a town. 02T CLYB3, if yon had burnt your shirt. As rgards my denying being a citizen I do deny Miltonvale, Kansas. It 13 now freezing weather; see to it that your pumps are secured; if they are not, talk to Cal Moore about it. Mrs.

Florence Huddleston of Jewell eountv is visitinpr her parents in this it. My above statement' as to my whereabouts is true and if you don't $50,000.00 CAPITAL, Legal Notices. think so just keep on abusing me with out a cause and you will hnd out. will watch and wait. bakery a vn place, Mr.

and Mrs. B. V. Honey. Clint Cutting is now' "plastering the new store building of W.

S. Cannon. Notice of Disolution. Notice is hereby criven that the part Corn-gathering the order of the day. Every Stat and Territory in 1he Utvon rpsntd.

and naarfy aii Les.i-r Na.tors and Countries tr. tTe Worid. t. nership here-to-fore existinc between Health of the neighborhood good and Billy Reid was everyone scenii to be happy. The all-indomitable in townlast Monday.

Charles Stransenback and A. D. Thomson, in the city of- Clyde, county of Cloud, State of Kansas, is this day, October 5th 1884, dissolved by mutual con Ought Swearers to Preach? BY PUZZLEB. Mr. Editor: We folks living way off here, away from the civilizing influences of railroads are somewhat stirred up in reference to a man who it is said swears and preaches both.

We cannot find that any church is responsible for him only so far as their ministers show him countenance. Sometimes, we understand, he preaches against all churches. We used to think that only good men were allowed to preach and the question we are trying to settle is whether men who are adicted to both swearing and preaching ought not to try very hard to break themselves of one or the RESTAURANT! Call and get your RESIT. OYSTERS, CONFECTION. ERY, FRUIT, CIGARS AND The Biggest ExSiblttbe Eisiyin ind the Biggest IndssirlJl Event in tua WdrM's KtOfj.

i iiTI.rTior Ton OF tel'HJ Kfn' THAN- 1 lio-K AM Rumor says John Sanistouskey was married the 12th of this month. How excellent pies. Only Incorporated Bank In Clyd. A General Banking Business Transacted Exchange Bought and Sold at Current Kates, Collections on All Points in Northern and Western Kansas -Will Receive Promptand Careful Attention. Intkest Paid On Time Deosites.

MONEY. TO LOAN AT REDUCED RATES DIP.BCTOBS: E. E. Parker, President, W. 8.

Crump, ice-President, W. P. Rice, Caehier. II. S.

Taggart, P. McDonald, II. P. Churchill, Pres. First National Back Cawker City, Kansas, II.

P. Stimson, Cashier Kansas City Savings Bank, Kansas City. Pure wheat bread, rolls, at Paradis'. is it John? Mr. G.

C. Eye has erected quite a Mc- nice residence on hia tine tarm, whicl Guaranteed mixed paints at P. Donald's. the Star Bakery, where you can get ie BEST LUNCH in the city. I il.

ofnrn first sent. Charles Stransenback. A. D. Thomson.

The, business will be continued at Clyde, Kansas, by Chas. Stransenback, who will collect any and all claims due said firm, and will in no way hold himself liable to any contracts made by said A. D. Thomson. Charles Stsaxssxcack.

adds much to its appearance. ITie ir.es oi trurel er knmrn in Uiq nninis pi uiaon soured iix Uie pcopic Koic inforuia'ion, auress e. a. Director i. A C.

C. E. Mr. Halack Terhune has sold Out lVe in connection wiui my oss Bakery and keep at all times fresh -t Il "DC a For fresh oysters, go to David Coon's Gasoline at McDonald's. We understand he intends coins West other habit! Yn rw fl n3.