Walnut Journal from Walnut, Kansas • 1

Walnut Journal, "TP UIJIOIJ.E COITIOTTIOI) IIJD EEOIJCEIQEQT OP TIJD ItfffilS." YOLUME 10. WALTJT, KANSAS, FH1! A V. 1801 IE WALHUT JOURNAL PUBLISHED EVERY FRIDAY. BANK STATEMENT. Report of the Condition of the STATE BANK OF WALNUT, Walnut, Kansas, Far the Six Months Ending December 31st, 1393.

RESOURCES. Loans and discounts Over drafts 3274 67 Due from banks 8G.913.42 Furniture and fixtures 18 Expenses paid 1,032 .20 Legal tender, bank notua, specie, to $4, 888.58 LEWIS Proprietor KANSAS. WALNUT. Total S31.0O0.1G LIAMLITIES. THE between ran Kansas City Journal asd niGa the niiLv if) mm 0 1 I BY SI AIL.

87.50 PEI-; YM'JA Thrt JoraxAO will retain idl thofe features which given it thu confi-onco and support of its patrons. Its enterprise ill be in the direction of giving its readers the fullest qtioU of reliable nou-H aud in the prudent discussion of current topics. It will not vield to wild sensatiolistn for ephemeral applause, nor make iu columns the repository of cheap literature of plates, to save expenses. It will publish the reports of both the Associated Press and the United ProHn, supplemented by its maguiitfleut special news service covering the entire coiuitrr. from Now until January 1st, 1892, ft fwh mm Capital AND The Walnut Journal for 81.50 Thk Weekly Capital will contain the most complete reports of the organization and proceedings of the coming Leg islature that will be published, besides all the news of Kansas and the Capital City.

No Kaii san should be witbout it. Capital stock 812,500.00 Surplus S2.203.22 Deposits Certificates S012.00 Local News. -A-. 1 haws not mtrilmtc i to your interesting little paper lafcley I wiil Iry and furnish you a few items. Tho roads have jut leeu terrible aud we KXr country mortals have been compelled to siy at home on aceouut of the mud.

Mrs. Alleu is bfing delayed in getting moved to Girurd ou account of tho I Hid roads. W'hil ths snow Listed somo of the boys took their girls sleigh iidiiiR and they enjoyed it very much. Charley DoHaven mado him a cutter and took his best girl to Waluut to see Uncle Tom's Cabin played, and thnts why the "poor widow" got left. I would rather bo right than left.

Say, Mr. Editor, the next time lhat fellow that calls himself the 'poor widow' comes to you to fuaj about something that is printed iu your paper tell him if the hoe fit3, or quote some nice poetry to him, then, perhaps, he will not bo ko auxious to fuss about nothing. Ho kuew he deserved the lecturing or he would not have wme to you about it. Everything is quiet ia this vicinity, but just wait till spriug comes we farmeis will make it lively thou. Thoro was meeting at Sunrise school house Sunday.

Elder Cloever preached aud there was a good attendance. Mrs. William Iumau gave a big dinner in honor of his lirst birthday since their mnrriago and it proved quite a success. She called it au old folks diuuer. We all enjoyed it very much.

Those present were Mr. aud Mrs. Cook, Mr. aud Mrs. Isgrigg, Mr.

and Mrs. Varble. Mr. and Mrs. Cox, Mr.

aud Mrs. DeHaven, aud her parents Mr. aud Mrs. Smith. H.

Irwin aud G. Smith were at Osage Mission Sunday to see their best girls. ON'C OF THK OLD FOLKS. Council Proceedings. Walnut Kansas, Jan.

luth, 18H1. Council met in special session with Mayor Shepherd in the chair. Councilmen answering to roll call were JO. II. Damerell, X.

McNeill V. F-. Gregory an James Col lings. Minutes of previous meeting read approved. Bill of Walnut JuuuNAr, for for printing ordinancj No.

HO and No. Gl whs presented and allowed. Ihll of N. McNeill of 4.10 for hardware was presented and allowed. Bids for side walk on westsidoof Walnut street were received and awarded to Joseph Doyle.

b. Mayor. K. H. Clerk Pro torn.

TAKE NOTCE. Now is your time to lay in a good supply ofeverythinyou need, For they do say that Carlton sells so cheap that he cannot hold out much longer, and you all know by past experience what you will have to pay again when the Cash Store goes up. Thanking one and all for past favors, and wishing you all a happy and prosperous New Year, it will be my constant aim in the future to cut prices lower than ever. J. A.

CARLTON, Walnut, Kansas. Total $31,500.10 State of Kansas, Crawford County, us. J. M. doff, secretary of the above named bank, do solmeuly swear that the above statement is true to the best of my knowledge.

jr. u. ooff, secretary. Subscribed and sworn to before me this 14th day of January, A. D.

1891. thos. f. jones, Notary public. My commission expires Feb.

21th, 1892 CoBitEcrr Attest: J. F. MOKOAS. r. W.

HINSEN, J. A. WOOD, Directors. Dr. Mustang Jack Oca Xe Esco, a long haired specimen of the dusky race, suddenly flashed in our midd last week.

He was going to give entertainments at the Opera house every night for two weeks, and was going to sling teeth, extract wens, remove tumors and warts, and heal all the aches and pains that flesh is heir to, and then wind up each nights entertainment with grand Indian ghost dance, suddenly disappeared in tho still hours of night Tuesday. In his introductory speech on the street last Saturday he gave his pedigree and claimed to be one fourth Indian, one fourth Spanish, ono fourth French and ono fourth dog, but principly dog. From tho fact that Polico Chief Clayton, of Pittsburg, was here to arrest hi in for procuring a ladles gold watch and a gentlemans gold watch under false pre! on so, and that ho failed to pay Texas Bill his wages duo him, and that he left his landlord, Daniel Plum, in the lurch for his board bill, and that his priiw ter's bill remains unpaid, we are in Coal cash on delivery. A. A.

Bundy. New dress and dry goods at Carl-tons. Carlton sells A 1 barrel of salt at 81.15. Orcnges, lemons and maple sugar at Curltons. Clif Elder, of Bourbon county, has been grunted a pension.

John Aludd had a horso to die with tho blind stuggeis tho first of the week. Thursday evening Nick Salrin ro ceivod a telegram that his mother, who resides in Ohio, had died. J. P. Graves will be in the city for the next week to bujT rags, iron bones, and to repair stoves.

C. G. Ledhe will start the first of the week for Portland, Oregon to look at the country, and if he likes it will probably send for his family. Nick Salrin has been granted a pension of $12 per month. Mr.

Salrin did good services for ins country and justly deserves every dollar he is getting. Last Monday Squire A rnold, of Neosho county, brought four hogs to town that weighed 2,180 pounds. Avoago weight 545 pounds. The THE SUBSCRIPTION IS. BY MAIL IN ADVANCE POBTAOE Daily edition, one year Daily editio si mouths $3.00 Daily and lay, one year Daily and six months 8375 Sunday edition mo year $1.50 cm and sum-mux dkliveky.

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Address, JOURNAL COMPANY, Kansas City, Mo. istotick. Persons owing mo on accounts are requested to call and square up without delay as I am in need of money- S. A. Allen.

Squire is agood farmer. Wm. McClay, of Baldwin City was here this week, lie strongly intimated that Baldwin is one of the best cities he was ever in, and that Baker University far surpassed his expectations. About a dozen of our citizens went over to Girard last Wednesday having been invited by Deputy Sheriff Adsit to tell what they knew about the selling of intoxicants in Walnut. The meeting at the II.

E. church continues to grow in interest. The church is filled to its utmost capacity every night, notwithstanding the bad condition of the roads. Up to and including Thursday night there have been thirty-six conversion and quite a number of additions to the church, Seokers are still coming toward. Dikd James Wilson, aged about 23 years, was found dead in bis bod DOOMED TO DEATH.

Under prevailing conditions, maDy are NOTICE. I must insist on a settlement of all accounts due me. If you have not got the money I will take your note. All the accounts on tho books must be settled to begin with the new year. H.

Damukell. Carlton Sells Overcoats at cost. Heavy clothing at cost. 1 lb of all standard coffees 25 5 lbs rice 25 4 lbs 25 1 can of peaches 20 1 can of tomatoes io 1 can of corn io doomed to death bv disease, merely because the owners fad to take measure to preaerre their health. DR.

JOS. HAAS FRTJXT TBSES. I have a large mid fine stock of fruit and ornumeiilal trees. Catal pa trees, and grape viae at my nursery two miles north of Walnut. Mv trees are all in good couditiou and grown in Dative soif and are adapted to the climate Foi prices call or address 0.

H. LOOMIS, Walnut, Kansas. clined to the opinion that ho was not ony one fourth dog, but that he is closely related to somo other hairy animal lower down in tho scale of creation, tho skunk family. C. A.

R. Installation Thursday night tho following officers of the G.A.R. Post, No. 231 were installed by Maj. J.

M. Goff installing officer: P.O. E.M.Lyness. S- V. J.

A. Bulla. J. V. J.

Martin. Chap. E. 11. Clark.

O. I). N. Salrin. Q.

M. S. E. Ralston. O.

G. Thos. Baughman. Sons of Veterans. Capt.

Ed. Colo, tfirst Lieut. Geo. Second E. Connoll.

1st Sargout Jas Just. Q. M. Sergeant. V.

Funkhauser. Delegate to District encampment Ed. Cole. Alternato V. Funkhauser.

Two Papers for the price of one Tho weekly edition of Thk St, Louis Repuiilic is now practically a soml-weokly. Subscribers get two papers each week. The price is ono dollar a year, just half the price of tho choapost semi-weekly in the country. Sample copies or a iMitnmcii, ami nil juibts m-U-iided to for MOIH'RATt: J-I'KS Our offiw opposite tho U.S. I'iitoiiL Ollleo.

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Vni'lfiniV lVnnro. ami all other The Wm. Scully who was the par nellito candidate for Parlament at the late Killkonny fight, is tho same '1 vilx VMii'' nnctiet'. si trillion f.olni-ivoly to procuring pat nut for inventors, i the ruoHt liberal terms. Vain- Lord Scully who owns 55.000 acres of land in Marion county, beinir one AGENCYJtan package.

25 lb cans, 12.50. larr pacioges art the cheapest. For sale by J. A. OARLTON, Proprietor Farmers Cash Btora, Waluut, Kansas.

Ask for testimonials. CT Hogology," a pamphlet en swine, will be mailed to any address on reoeipt of a two cent stamp. JOS. HAAS, V. S.

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