The Wellsville Exchange from Wellsville, Kansas • 3

H. M. BENNITTi E. 8. BALLOHD tt CO.

THE WELLS71LLE EXCHANGE. J. G. CASTO, M. in Drs.

Brooking Goesoka's office on Saturday, They decided to put in several how bridges. buyers. In some towns the trading is of a character to remind us of the old lady's two boys who were such suc H. BL BENNETT LOCAL MATTERS. One of John Hay's twin colts died.

Chenp nionoy to loan on farm lands. Ico cream mid lemon ado at J. D. cessful traders. All parties knowing thomselves in "Wellsville, Kansas, ician PITS Surgeon Coates'.

debted to Brooking Gecscka will PUBLISHED EYKHY THURSDAY AT WELLSVILLE, KANSAS. D. E. Ulm's Is tho placo to buy good liai'iioss. please call and settle at once by cash or note.

Wo desire to have all accounts closed by June 1, 1887. DRU.GOI WELLSVILLE, KAN. Miss Attubcry was In Kansas City on Monday. BlWQKINO GSKSEKA. Wb would ttffttlll Call Special atten W.

C. Stoncbraker has gono to J. GREGORY, Editor and Putlislicr. Wichita. AND BOOKSELLERS.

Will attend all calls promptly. tion to the "ads" of Our business men Who are so liberally contributing to" Every thing is growing nicely since the snrtriort of tlW ExtJIMfroig by ld the rains. Dr. S. L.

Brooking was in Ottawa on Wednesday, aud In Olatho and Paola on Thursday and Friday of last week. John McKinney, of Richland, lost a fine mare from tho effects of becoming tangled in a barbed wire fence. Mf. T. C.

Colllnsworth and family havo moved Into Ed Varnum's house, on Elm, between Third and Fourth streets. Dr. 3, Pindell, our enterprising druggist was in Ottawa on Tuesday of last week. See his "ad." in. another column.

Rev. M. O. Harrington came down from Topoka on Friday to fill bis Sunday's appointment. He returned on Monday.

Messrs. J. D. Brockway and J. L.

Hannam went 'out to their ranch in Lyon County last week to see after their stock. The east bound morning mail train If you want good shoes go to W. vcrtising their business. This is the class of business men who know how Pure Drags, Paints, Oils, Perfumery, Window Class, Toilet Articles and Patent Medicines. PRESCRIPTIONS CABEFDLLY COMPOUNDED DAY OR NIGHT.

Brockway's. 6, W. CHALMERS, OEALEB IN TBIIMH I One copy, one year 11.50 One copy, six months 75 One copy, three months .40 Advertising rates furnished on application. to buy so that their customers get the Clothing sold regardless of cost at benefit of the very best fate In goods. Hod Front Store.

Mention is made elsewhere of a new Go and see thoso good buggy whips at D. E. Ulm's. The population of North Ottawa now FURNITURE ovcrcheck handled by Mr. Uim, our harness maker.

This we think is without doubt the finest invention for an overcheck we have ever seen, giving a RELIGIOUS SEETICES. SCHOOL BOOKS! foots up to 1,796. Dr. Casto spent Sunday with his horse the free, easy and natural car friend, A. Hand.

and COFFINS. nage of the head, and doing away en i. Congregational Church. Rev. M.

0. Harrington, Pastor. Service every Sunday at 11 o'clock a. m. and at 7 p.

m. Sunday School at 10 a. m. Prayer meeting every Thursday at 8 o'olock p. Independent Series, Monroe Series, McOnffey Scries.

tirely with the chafing influence of the Dr. Brooking 13 away looking up railroad matters. If you wnnt a nice single harness permanent gag check. ANY BOOK OBTAINED TO OEDER was four or five hours Into hero on Wednesday, the 27th ult. We did not STONES Friends of prohibition should not be learn the cause.

call on D. E. Uim. discouraged by the result of tho vote Mrs. S.

J. McNaughton, who has Histories, Biographies, Poetry awl Fiction, and Hooks of ry description now in stock. BeautKul Autograph and lhoto-iph Albums. Fine Lamps, Hanging Mmps, ALL 1A1LH, All goods bought at Red Front arc Presbyterian Church. Key.

Whitlow, Pastor. Service every alternate Sunday at 11 o'clock a. m. Prayer meeting every alternate Wednesday at o'clock p. m.

in Michigan. Tho larger cities are usT.liy dominated by the liquor inter every ernnh been visiting hero for the past two BLACKSMITHING delivered free of charge weeks, has returned to her home in liOX PAPFJt, STATIONERY, Etc. S. U. Engl or mado a business trip to est Perhaps it is not so in Michigan, for though she has Detroit, Lnnsing, North Lawrence.

Kansas City on Tuesday. Mrs. Emma Hannam is in Kansas Kalamazoo and many other larger H. M. BENNETT CO, City with her mother who is sick.

Free Methodist. Divine service at the Holiness Chapel every Bunday at 11 o'clock a. m. and 7 p. m.

Prayei meeting every Wednesday at 7 p. m. cities, prohibition needed only a change of less than 8,000 votes to have won. We hope that she ill return soon and Ottawa reports thirty-four deaths during the year thus far. A broom factory is to be one of tho new institutions of Wellsvllle.

In all Its branches. noRSEsirac a specialty. report her mother convalescent We had the pleasure of listening to WELLSVILLE, KANSAS. Methodist Episcopal Church. Uncle Samuel Rettingcr brought in the closing exercises at Central school, which occurred on last Friday evening.

Norwood solicits notoriety by helping Preaching every alternate Sabbath at 11 o'clock a. m. and on the following Sabbath at 7 :30 o'clock p. m. Sabbath School at 10 o'clock to advertise tho Wellsville boom.

Although there was S3me delay in the several bushels of large, well-preserved Pearmaln apples. Our enterprising merchant, W. S. Brockway, took thein in. A.

E. FAULKNER, Look hove! A variety of goods at a. m. Prayer meeting every Thursday at 7:30 opening, unuer the emclent manage p. m.

G. K. HOUTS, Pastor. J. W.

Smith, Superintendent. Con Burke, for the present from Lin ENGLER HOSTETTER, Dealers in "AULTMAN-TAYLOR" coln Center, Kansas, is making his cost, at Mis.ses Attebery Perdue s. Albert Jobo and wife have gone to tho farm to raise corn and chickens. Tho wind on Sunday, May 1, blew stronger than for a number of years. ment of the teacher, Miss Malony.every thing passed off pleasantly.

The pieces were, with few exceptions, well committed and showed some ability on the part of the pupils. ial Artist. Tonsor SOCIETY NOTICES. Wellsville friends a short visit May ho come often and at no distant day to I. O.

O. F. remain for good. List of guests registered at Wilkin's N. Collingsworth is always to tho front when you want goods in his J.

P. Wasson has erected a new tene Wellsvllle Lodge, No. 13S, I. O. 0.

meet! In the Odd Fellows' Hull every Wednesday at p. m. Visiting and sojourning brothers In good ment house on his farm. Henry Rand line. SATISFACTION GUARANTEED.

Houso Monday: J. W. Bryan, Watle; David Anderson, Watle; D. D. Bryan, Watle; D.

S. Mayson, Lawrence; D. Reece, Kansas City; R. A. Shand, Kan did the carpenter work nnd John Wil Wheat in several counties west of Btandlng invited to attend.

S. L. BROOKING, N. Q. 3.

0. CfiAMiir.its, See. son with his family will occupy the us promises to yield abovo an average house as soon as it is finished. sas City; A. J.

MeCarty, Kansas City; Mai HOUSE WILKINS Frank Walker has traded his busi K. of P. T. O. Groves, Marshall, C.

S. Mil-lican, Kansas City. crop. The Horses' Friend humane power control ovcrcheck. Sold by D.

E. Uim. ness property on Main street to J. S. Irvin Lodge, No.

118, Knights of Pythias, meets at their Castle every Monday evening at O'Neil for a well improved forty acre P. V. Sargent is now ready to make daily deliveries of ice at tho following D. E. Uim has bought tho right of 8 o'clock.

Sojourning brothers in good standing Invited to attend. J. K. STAHL, C. C.

J.N u. Uautung, K. of It. and S. n.

L. WHINS, Proprietor. farm. Mr. Walker moved onto his farm and J.

S. O'Neil moved into his WALTER A. WOOD HARVESTING MACHINES, tliis township for tho humane over check. Main street property on Monday. K.

of Services at tho Baptist Church on Dr. Pindell is advertising his business by spreading a fresh coat of the Lincoln Assembly, No. 8535, K. of mceti every Friday at 8 p. m.

Sojourning brother. Buggies, Hardware, Stoves, last Sabbath were conducted by Rev. Akcrs. 000D SAMPLE ROOM particular brand of paint for which be Invited to attend. JNO.

HARTUNO, Rco. Seo, rates: 60 pounds and under, 50 cents per 100 weight. 50 to 100 pounds, at 45 cents per 100 weight 100 and over, at 40 cents per 100 weight All bills collected weekly. BIG BLAZE IX OTTAWA. The livery barn of William Kilcr, In Most everybody say if they want a is sole agent over tho entire front of his drug store.

Thoso who may see it will be obliged to acknolodgo that it -AND- G. A. II. lirst-class boot or shoe they go to U. S.

iiiockway's. Lookout Post, No. 03, O. A. meets at the school hall the first and third Tuesdays of cverj ought to win.

Mr. Baldwin is doing We noticed some insurance men on Flrst-Class Accommodations. tho work. month at 8 p. m.

W. S. llltOCKWA C. E. 8.

KiHKPATniCK, Adj. jur streets Saturday, soliciting insurance on stock. Ottawa, with horses, carriages and en D. E. ULM, Wellsvllle Rnnd, tire contents, wero burned Sunday night Tho implement wnrehouso of uct reauy lor tno uoom.

wo arc The Wellsvllle Band meets for practice everj 'ooking for a regular cyclone in that Mr. John Wilson, the affablo nnd enterprising railroad agent, merchant and politician of Lo Loup, smiled at us from a distance while on our streets last Wednesday. Wo shall givo hfm no moro free notices unless he presents himself in our sanctum when he W. K. Motram, connected with the WHOLESALE AND RETAIL DEALERS It ALL KINDS OF FIELD SEEDS, Pais, Oils, Mfis, Brushes, Etc.

WELLSVILLE, KANSAS. soon. Wednesday and Saturday nights. N. S.

DOW, Leader. barn, was also burned. We learn that Ileal Estate Exchange have been Mr. Motram's insurance had expired on Saturday and had not been renewed. showing different parties farm proper Lies this week.

HARNESS The Wellsvllle Protective Association. The Wellsvllle Protective and Anti-noisi Thief Association meets on the last Saturday Mm Origin of fire unknown. Thirty-threo comes again. horses were consumed by the fire. Mr.

and Mrs. Benee, of Indiana, are every month at 1 o'clock p. m. All sojournin, Examine thoso patent overchecks that D. E.

Uim put in Engler Hos- visiting their cousins, George E. Lldl Mr. George Eaton writes to friends here from Watsonville, Cal. He was members in good standing invited to attend. GEO.

E. LIDltCAY, President A. D. Hostetter, Secretary. tetter's harness.

kav and M. Y. Litlikaj-. Mr. and Mrs.

Benee havo boon sojourning for Bustles and corsets, 25 cents each. visiting one of our former citizens, Mr. Charles Galletly. Mr. Robert Eaton, the past two months in California nnd the Territories and have come as far BEST WORK AT LOWEST Trimmed hats, 50 cents, nt Misses Attebery rcrdue's.

You'll iind tho latest style and low' GOME AND SEE MY LARGE STOCK as Wellsville on their homeward jour formerly of Baldwin City, is also at Watsonville. They are both marketing strawberries. One grower there ships a ton of that fruit each day. That PRICES. est prices in millinery at Misses Atte- -OF- bury rcrdue's.

ncy. They aro very much pleased with Wellsville and tho magnificent country surrounding 'her. Wo shall give them a hearty welcome should they decide to return here to remain is tho strawberry region of California. 8. L.

BKOOKINO. O. A. GEESEKA. Wellsville just now has a number of rcry line driving horses, and the boys SUMMER MILLINERY! Mr.

Eaton saw a beet at Mr. Gallctly's measuring three feet and nine inches in illlHIMUHIBIll, ake pride in showing them. circumference. Ho had lots of them My stock is complete in every dc- permanently. Electric I'lienoincun.

weighing sixty and seventy pounds lartment. Come and see me and vill do you good. W. S. B.

each. fEKSOSAL. i A GREAT WM ART CLE AT COST Wo visited the sccno of an electric storm reported by Messrs. Delano and Mctcnlf, which occurred on A. C.

Moss' Misses Attebery, Perdue, Little, iessio and Josie Turner spent Sunday W. C. Stoncbraker has repainted his farm south of town during the higl tt the country homo of the last named house. 1TELLSYILLE, KANSAS. adies.

A. II. Harrison went to Ottawa on Friday. Here's a cure for slim pocketbooks iiirty-six sheets good writing paper or 'vonty-fivo envelopes for five cents at FRAXKLIN COUXTT DIUECT0KY. District Judge A.

W. ISenso Clerk District Court D. C. Voui Probate Judsje J. A.

Pure. County Attorney Jno. Defoi County Treasurer J. N. Hurrisi; Sup't Pu'olic Instruction M.

Dicklo County Clerk T. J. Register of Deeds M. H. Shennr Sheriff J.

N. lie Coroner Dr. Fred. E. Oral Surveyor A.

C. Titi County Commissioners J. P. Fredericks, Cha Robbins and A. McDonald.

State Senator L. C. Wassc Representative 15th District. W. llostetu Representative 16th District J.

V. Polling! CITY DIRECTORY. Mayor John Ilartu, Police Judge P. A. Ky: Treasurer Frank Hi.

Clerk O. A. Geese Marshal Ii. J. Tin); Fire Warden D.

P. Coj CITY COUNCIL. John W. Smith, President; J. C.

Simmons, Rili Smith, Henry Zoller, C. F. Wcrlz. COMMITTEES. Finance C.

F. Wertz and Riley Smii Streets and Alleys John W. Smith and Hem Zoller. Ways and Means J. C.

Simmons and Jno. Smith. Btreet Commissioner J. A. Snydi SCHOOL IX) A 111).

Geo. E. Lidikay, President; O. A. Gcesck; Treasurer; H.

W. Collins, Clerk. Mr. E. F.

Hills was in Kansas City wind Sunday afternoon. Tho cloud, described by those who saw it, had a dark greenish cast, tapering toward the ground. Upon examination it wag found that where tho current or cloud struck tho ground was at tho head oi I have the newest Patterns at the lowest prices. Come and see. BESSIE TURNER two days of last week.

Calls, to Receive Prompt Attention ied Front Stoic. Mr. E. E. Wilkins went to Kansas Two new four-wheeled road graders Should be Left Early in the Day.

City on Thursday last a slough, and appeared to be not more this district, so our farmers may cx- Dr. Eugene Van Ness, of Kansas icct good roads to drive over when than a rod in width, traveling toward the northeast and widening as it ad City, was in town on Thursday. oming to town. vanced for a distance of nbout sixty- OFFICE OVER THE BANK. An inspection of tho bridge just outh of town was requested.

It was iccidcd that there was no immediate five rods, when it appears to have raised, and no more appearauce of it; work could be seen. Every tiling in its path seemed to have been swept from tho earth, and left deposited in tause of any danger. REAL ESTATE Ill Shipments from this point May 2: amcs McLsiin, three loads of cattle; II. Cayton, two loads of hogs; Frank ono placo when its force was spent. iloan, one load of hogs.

nounm, mm. Most of our merchants havo been Tho flax and weeds were entirely burnt out of existence and tho ground left perfectly naked. The remainder oi the growing grain presents a novel sight with this wedge-shaped bare spot (lightening up tho appearance of tho Yont of their business houses by treat- ng them to a new coat of paint JOHN DEAN. apparently penetrating its center. CAPITAL REPRESENTED, 850,000 There was a very important railroad Dying at the ago of a hundred and nceting held here -on Monday.

Par- S. L. BROOKING, TWresitt. FRANKLIN TOWXSMP DIRECTOItl Trustee A. H.

Harrlno Treasurer E. LldiUu Clerk J. C. Collii; Justices G. W.

Ilatdorf and David As. Constables 13. J. Tinker andChas. Hie jculars will bo reported as soon as On Saturday our streets wero wtll filled with people from the country.

J. C. Sinclair made a trip to Ottawa on Monday after load of barbed wire. Mrs. A.

W. Bishop, of Olatho, came on Friday to make a visit and returned on Saturday. Dr. C. C.

'Jourdan, of Edgorton, passed through Wellsville on Wednesday of last week. Mr. L. D. Miller brought in two loads of flax on Saturday.

He sold to S. A. Brown Co. There are several important trades on tapis; the results we hope to be able to give next week. Tom Kennedy purchased on Saturday, of Engler Hostetter, a new and handsome top buggy.

Mr. O. Kctchcm started with a herd of cattlo for his pasture in Wabaunsee County on the 2d inst On Saturday's train we noticed John Howell and E. Gorsuch, en route to Ohio to spend the summer. Mr.

H. C. Jay and W. C. Howard Sundaycd with Mr.

Gaddis. They fought, bled and died together. The Township Board were in session three years, Uncle Sam Matney, of Jess Valley, turned to his friends mailers are more definitely settled. 1 1 GLADDIS. and said: "I haven been a very bad Lovers of fish will find the best so-ections at tho C.

O. D. store. Call man. I never did any tiling worse than kill Indians, and I don't believe that will be held against me.

I had to mil see the finest mackerel you ever Collections Made at Lowest Rates and iichcld. do it" Chicago Herald. Tom Kennedy enjoys his new buggy. Prompt Returns. Tho ten leading wholesale fish tVhoevcr sold it to him should thank firms of Buflalo, N.

havo consoli iVill Batdorf. Will gave him the C. E. LIDIKAY, President. L.

W. HOSTETTER, Vice-Pres. O. A. CEESEKA, Secretary.

S. L. BROOKING, Treasurer. "Irish Lord" idea. Ask Tom about iU dated into a single company to be known as tho Buffalo Fish Company, with a S.

A. BROWN CO. DEALERS IN We had a pleasant and profitable call capittl stock of $100,000. THE Mis Real Estate EXCHANGE Solicits correspondence with all reliable Real Estate Firms having Bcal Estate and other property to exchange for from Mr. Henry Johnson early Monday morning.

Mr, Johnson was first to Fifteen milliou dollars is the sum stated to have been invested in cattle of all kinds in Idaho during the past three visit the Exchange in its new head quarters. years. Farm, Field and Stockman. LUMBER Prohibition day, April 80, was celebrated by many of the druggists throughout tho State. Empty bottles and broken jugs arc now dressed in THE WELLSVILLE D00KS, WISDOM'S, mourning.

Good upveA Fan It is rumored that Mr. William dOiJUDUiJ 11UI1JJ UiJUU Whitehead was married last week to Blinds, Sash, Etc. lady from Stanton. This is Mr. While EXCHANGE! head's sixth wife.

Verily, this is the ALSO A FULL STOCK OP much married man. Office Over "Wellsville Bank. LIME, LATH, HAIR, CEMENT, The township board has contracted to build a bridge across Rock creek east of town. John II. Harrison will do the frame work and Harris Tiney PLASTER PARIS, is to lay the wall.

Contributions and advertisements solicited. Give us a trial; satisfaction John Wilkins went to Hutchison last UD CITY PROPERTY IN WELLSVILLE AND VICINITY. Address all commnnicaliona to lec'y WellsTille Real Eslate Eicliaiiee, Wellsrille, Franklin KANSAS. Sewer Pipe and Drain Tile DIEECTORS: week to close a trade for his large hotel located there. Mr.

Wilkins is AND ALL KINDS OF exchanging: his hotel for a farm in Finney County, Kan. Building Material, guaranteed. Circulation, 500. Address all communications to THE EXCHANGE, "Wellsville, Kan. G.

E. LIditay, L. W. Hostetter, 0. A.

(Jceseka, E. E. Wilkins, J. S. McNanghton.

II. X. Brockway, J. C. Simmons, W.

S. Brockway, S. L. Brooking, T. Gregory.

People begin to appreciate Wellsville nnd the licst feature about the deals is that outside parties are the Such li kq.t in any First-Class Lumber Yard..