The Cunningham Chronicle from Cunningham, Kansas • 3

CUNNINGHAM HERALD. Church Notices. CITY DRUG STORE CAREY LUMBER C0MP7 MARKET REPORTS. 65 to 78 cents per bu. Corn V.

40 new 2-3 Oats ...........22 4 ...70 THURSDAY. AUG. 27, 1891. LOCAL HAPPENINGS cwt. it Hogs.

.4.00 to 4.73 1:50 3.5U -tpj- PIIESUYTEUIAX. Preaching every alternate Sunday morning at rn- jikV. O. F. II aviland, Pastor.

31ETIIODIST EPISCOPAL. Preaching every alternate Sunday, rning and evening. Prayer meeting every Thursday evening. Sunday school at 10 a. m.

Rev. J. II. White, Pastor. J.

W. Hill has retired from business and moved to Cairo. seat Perry Shafer visited the county Caries the Largest and Bes Assorted Stock in King- man or Pratt Cos. Tuesday on business. Highest cash price paid for poultry and hides by E.

B. Behel. 10 ctsperlb. 7 "doz. These reports corrected every Wednesday noon.

Aleck Nathan, the Kingman clothier, goes east the first of next week to purchase a fine line of fall and winter goods. De Witt's Sarsaparilla destroys such poisons as scrofula, skin diseases, eczenia, iheumatism. Its timely use saves many lives. For sale at A. F.

McPeek'. -DEALER IX- W.C. T.U. Cunningham W. C.

T. U. meets every A. F. Grimes was visiting relatives at Wellsf ord several days the past week.

Call at the City Drug Store and -get a free sample of Beggs Little Giant Pills. Thursday afternoon at the Presbyteri Drugs Medicines, Paints, Oils, Varnishes, Putty, Paint Brushes, Toilet Articles, Drugists Sundries. JCOXSISTIXG OFj an church. Everybody envited. Mks.

A. Gouli, President. Mks. E. ItiTTEXorrir, Secretary.

a tor hen Mathis friends is visiting rela- in Mcpherson Thoroughly Seasoned Lumber, DOORS, SASH, SCREEN DOORS, LIME, HAIR, MOULD Do you want your home photographed? If so address W. W. Bassett, Mrs. G. II.

tivies and county. KNIGHTS OF PYTHIAS. -tot- ally and Cunningham 134, meets Cunningham, Kas. Prices low, satisfaction guaranteed. In POsts, Etc.

Also an extra large stock of every Wednesday evening in their Cas tie Hall in the Crump Utterback eir- CFGLES. The judicial muddle should be settled by all means and now is as good a time as any. Mrs. E. X.

Camahan and children, of Kansas City, are visiting Grandma Clark, near Lawndale. Wair Paper, Stationary, Cigars, Smoking Tobacco, Dimond Dyes, Machine and Harness Oil, Toilet and Fancy Sponges. block. Entrance from the rear. A.

F. McPeek, C. K. 8. of It.

and S. is orld. gold. De Witt's iSarsaparilla cleanses the blood, increases the appetite and tones up the system. It bas benefitted many people who have suffered from blood disorders.

It will help you. For sale sit McPeek's. -lol- THAKKINGr OUR FATROXS Prm past i. tuft? at PTimT. all, POSTOFFICE HOURS.

Prom 7 a to 7 m. kvisnixos. KU1 AXjLj INVITE A COMTINUAXCE OF THE SUfk" GUARANTEEING PRICES AS LO AS THE IX) WEST S. T. BALDWIN, Manager.

Harry Gillen came up from the county seat Wednesday evening on business, returning this morning. Dr.Jeffers will allow a liberal discount to those who call and settle within next thirty days. From 8 UK) to 9:00 when mail i3 on time. MAILS. CLOSK.

KANSAS. CUNNINGHAM, Cunningham Kansas Going west. 7:41 Going 9:00 NOTICE. I take great pleasure in thanking my many patrons and friends, who in the past week have so cheerfully responded to my call for money, and I take this method of assuring you that I heartily appreciate your prompt action in the matter. There are others who have been delayed in their threshing, but who will I am confident, do likewise as soon as possible which is all I can ask.

Trusting that our dealings in the future may be as pleasant as in the past I am Yours Respectfully, John A. Hicks. The ladies of the W. C. T.

U. will furnish ice cream on Saturday after J. Geo. Smitit, P. M.

noons during warm weather. G. D. JEFFERS, M. D.

We want the city trade! We want the country trade! We want our old Trade! We want The new Trade! lom M. Ilutto, of Kingman, is the man to see when you want to buy a Professional calls promptly answered good watch or jewelry of any kind. 4t day or night. Office on East Side of Main First One indication of prosperity in this 3yr. ZEatoliff.

Coal, Feed, Grain. -IOJ- Ioor Xorth of Drug Store. Residence in office. Cunningham Kansas country this year is the number of new wagons to be seen on our streets every day. Henry A.

Scott, T. P. Alexander and W. R. Rose renewed their subscription for Jie Herald the past week.

Call again gentlemen. J. C. Barkley disposed of his farm John W. Beebe, Kingman county's popular poet, is around with a prospectus of his book of poems.

The work will contain not less than 200 pages, neatly bound and will be a lit to any library. Mr. Bec.be will probably make the people of this vJHnity Good sugar 21 lbs for $1.00. Standard 2 lb corn 10 ct per can. 3 pumpkin 10" 2 berries 10 ct per can.

2 beans 6i 3 4 apples 10" 3 Cal. Grapes 20 2 mackerel 10 3 egg plums 20 3 "apricots 20 Cal. Raisins 8 per lb. Good baking powder 1 lb 25 ct. chewing tobacco 25 ct per lb.

175 Headlight oil 17 ct gal. Crown Gasoline 1H per gal. SUBSCRIBE FOR THE "HERALD" and improvements the other dav to "17" visit some time in the near -the interest of the book and 1 pel Agent for CANON CITY COAL. Grain Stock bought and sold, trade horses, rvi jl ear. Will Thompson and will move io Okla success lit4 ne win meet richly deserves.

homa in the near future. Save time and money and patronize your home merchants with your cash trade. J. Geo. Smith.

Mr. and Mrs J. Edwards, of Iowa, have beeu visiting relatives in town several days the past week the guests of Mr. and Mrs E. D.

Igou. STOLE A MARCH. Last week preparations were quietly made bv Mr. and Mrs. A.

Walters for asocial gathering to be held Friday evening on the occasion of Ellsworth Walters' birthday coupled with an old JOHN HICKS Highest Market Price Paid for Gram. Notary Public, Deeds and Mortgages made. Rents collected, real estate sold and loans negotiated. CUXXIXGIIAM KAXSAS. Don't fail to examine A.

J. Sigler's mammoth new stock of dry goods, furnishing goods and notions just received. It will pav vou to do so. fashioned house-warminer. their dwelling having recently bepn com- pled.

On the Friday evening above The Farmers Friend. MAIN St. OPPOSITE BANK BUILDING. Investigate their merits. De Witt's Geo.

SMITH JI mentioned the guests began to gather at an earlv hour and at 9:30 no less than Little Early Risers don't gripe, cause nausea or pain, which accounts for their popularity. McPeek savs he MCHENER. L. u. CUNNINGHAM KANSAS would not run a drutr store without these little pills.

one hundred neighbors had taken possession of the house while the Cunningham Cornet Band enlivened the occasion with some fine selections on When in Kingman you will do well Fire Lighining and Cyclone Insurance. to call at the new drug store of E. the outside. Hays who carry a full line of At this stage, Mr. Walters, who had drugs, patent medicines, ana druggests sundries.

Perscriptions carefully compounded. Registered pharmacists. 4fc driven to the'station to meet his son Ellsworth upon his return from a business trip to Wichita, was announced. Notary Public. Office in the Postoffice Block, Tin? The Cunningham band did themselves NATIONAL HOTEL mm immagme the astc uishment of the guests while expecting to surprise the young were in turn surprised by credit in rendens the music on last Thursday.

The boys mn r- a ii-." ap Cunningham, pearance and we prt(h it grand success in the iieav Proprietor. Nashville Correspondent in Leader -tot Courier. his by a bride. The young had s'ipped away on the morning trai. i and went to Newton where, the nuptial knot was tied.

The bride is none other than Miss May IJarkley, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Wm. Barkley, two of Rural's oldest and most estemed residents. -loX- HARDWARE- if hen in Kingman and in nee of anything in the jewelry line don't fail to make Tom M.

Hutto a He keeps a fuA line of clocks, watches, After congratulations were extended $2.00 per day. $3,50 per week day board, 54.00 per week board and room. GOOD BEDS AND COOD ROOMS. Every Thing First-Class. Warranted Gilt- aim maites a specialty or repairing ine guests were envited to partake of an elegant repast of which there was an abundance notwithstanding the everything in his line.

All work guar anteed. 4t Lucian Carver, a former Cunning -lot- immense crowd. Edge and American Shear and Knife Company's Cutlery. xne evenings program was inter KANSAS. CUNNINGHAM, namite, and bv the way, one of the best neighbors in the country, dropped spersed by band music, vocal and instrumental music by Mr.

and Mrs. At the store of P. McGregor can be found the largest and best assorted stock of General merchandise in South west of Dry Good, Groceries, Boots and Shoes, Hats Caps, Boys ready made clothing, Harness goods, Hardware, Tinware, Wooden- into town rather suddenly Tuesday evening from Cairo, to see old ai. cannon, Mr. and Mrs.

Garnett Eiliott, Mr. and Mrs. H. Wilson, friends and acquaintances. Mr.

"Car ver was accompanied by his sou Carson Mr. and Mrs. T. Cannon and others. Scissors, Razors, Butcher ine roiiowmg js a partial list of They will probably remain two or three persons present: Mr.

and Mrs. E. weeks. Oeo. VV Oaklev, of this place, and Miss Lulu Neff, of Cario, were united Knives, Pocket knives, Table knives and forks, Silver Plated knives forks and spoons.

in holy bonds of matrimony Monday THE NEW BANK OF CUNnlNGHAM Walters, L. L. Michener and wife, C. L. Parks and wife, E.

B. Parks and wife, A. F. McPeek and wife, J. A.

Hicks and Miss Shelly Brooks, Sam McPeek and Miss Stella Watkins, D. Lawhead and wife, Seldon Webster, Lucy Branstetter, A. Shadinger and wife, II. Putman and wife, J. Geo.

Smith and wife, J. E. Shaw and wife, Dr. G. D.

Jeffers, Vie Sigler, J. A. Utterback, Carrie Sigler, Garnett Elliott and wife, Will Branaman, Jake Grider, J. II. Wilson and wife, Willis Rouse and wife.

F. A. Miller and wife. evening, at the residence of Rev. G.

II. Mathis, who officiated. Both parties are well known to the people of this vicinity and join the Herald in wishing them much joy and a long and prosperous voyage through life. ware, Glueensware a fine assort Axes, Hatchets and Hammers, Stoves and Tinware A full line of Heaters, Cooks and Ranges at Cost. JAMES A.

UTTERBACK, Cashier. The ice cream festival given by the ment of Jewelry; all bf which will he sold at lowest onsh tvHppr ladies Tuesday exening for the benefit Exchange bought and sold. Do a general bankinsr business. for the Celebrated Plymoth. W.

T. Cannon and wife, E. A. Crump and wife, Ed Branch and wife, L. II.

of the band proved to be a grand success notwithstandingjthe cool weather. The band entertained the spectators with several fine selections during the Bainum and wife, B. E. Steward. -Piiil Bock Pants Co.

evening which were rendered in an ex Carr, Tom V. Morton, M. Yono. CUNNINGHAM, cellent manner. The judges awarded KANSAS.

CUNNINGHAM, KANSAS. Thornton Riftenour, Frank James Rouse, J. M. Fisher and wire. the prize for the best cake to Mrs.

B. Behel. B.Vermillion and wife. Chua. Shafer W.

II. Foster and wi re, Misses Fawcett. The Cunningham Cornet Band, al though but recently organized, is mak ing rapid progress, judging by the ex FOR TEN DAYS NEW STOCK. GOOD GOODS, LOW PRICES. cellent music they furnished for the Misses Crump, Sam Jones, L.

Wallers and Grimes, Barbery Grimes, Geo. Young and wife, Elmer Grett, Mary Summers, Larra Rose, Clerence Walters, Roy Miller, Lillie Stevens, H. Clare, Lon Fawcett, J. M. Cannon and wife, Lena Holland, Ola Clare, Georgia Lawhead, Parker Foster.

Alliance picnic at Nashville last Thursday. Their leader, Mr.Parks,informed us that they vere open for engagement for speakings and picnics, and that their charges were reasonable. We say to all that you can not do better than to engage them when you are AMMUNITION. Pull Stock of Sporting Goods, Shot, Powder, Blank and Loaded Shells, which we will sell at prices that will defy competition. You can buy several different Many guesti remained until the "we' sma' hours of morn" extending neat Our Furniture may be relied upon- It is wanting a good band, one whose members remain sober, and who can be de wishes to the happy couple in which the Herald most heartily joins.

pended upon to fulfill their contract. substantial and just as we represent. lines of goods at cost for the next TEN DAYS in order to make room for new goods coming. Mr. and Mrs.

Walters' beatiful farm Spivey Index. ROPEOF ALL SIZES. is located about four miles southeast Elsewhere in this issue is a state Dou- ment from the delegates to the judicial convention which fully explains itself. A Complete Stock of Single and ble Strength Glass. of Cunningham and is in a high state of cultivation with grand shade trees, extensiye orchards and other valuable improvemehts.

The new heuse contains five large rooms, closets and We can Famish and Carpet your house as cheap as any dealer in the State. What the delegates want to impress upon the minds of the people of the of Repairs Furnished for all Kind3 Stoves on Short Notice at Reasonable Prices. county and district is the fact that their actions were pre-arranged after frostproof pantry. The cealings are high and like the walls are white as snowj The wood work of the entire house is fine painted in different shades makes a crand appearance. due consideration and by the unanimous consent of all the delegates.

Their plan was thoroughly discussed in J. RAT FERGUSON CO: Costly new upholstered furniture has also been added. Mr. LLWiichener Cunningham, Ks, conference following the 490th bailott and consequently there arc no grounds for the charges of trickery so assiduously circulated for political effect. Head the.

statement and judgefor your? self. Successors to C. P. Summers. "UNDERTAKERS AND EMBALM ERS!" and Mrs Walters deserve credit for their industry and enterprise and a host of friends join us in wishing them continued success through life, 'AM, TWO DOOKS XOUTU imST BASK..