The Chase Dispatch from Chase, Kansas • 1

THHCJIASfl PISPATGH r.i! lihioil Every Saturday Morning. One inch, once ft One inch, one 1 ()( One inch, three 2 5s One inch, six months. 4('( One inch, one fj Local notices 5 cents, 10 cents ai 20 cents, per linpj payable in Discounts and special rfjtes on large amounts of advertising. J. P.

Armour, Editor. CIIASU, RICE COUNTY, KANSAS, SATURDAY, JULY 5, 188, She AUMOl'li Editor ami Proprieti -ATURDAY, JULY 5th. I In Copy 1 Year One Copy 6 im: Copy 3 Months, $1.50 40 Payable in Advance. will lie given whin subscription fxjiiiv A T. jfe S.

II. II. TIME TABLE. Vi am on the Branch A. T.

ji H. F. It. It. pass Chase as follows: UDINO EAST 5:550 p.

m. GOING WEST. Mixed 9 51 a. m. -loo coiuicotioiiK made tit Eliiinvood and l'i fin nil point east and west.

and uUeulia to all A. T. S. F. points Tickets to all points curt fnrnislu.il un Hiliratimi.

L- F. BACON, Ajjvut TlIE MAIL. 'IV Chas nost oflice will lie open between tV- 1iu1(ih lit 6:30 a. m. and 8 p.

in. Money and postal notes issued until 7 clock p. (H The mail is mailo up i Daily toy the train a. in. and for the.

wsthomid at 3:30 p. m. V. J. OKIFFU'lf, V- M- OHUIJHEi Congregational Church Eeldcs.

pastor, kiei'vices; Hnndiiy morning, 11 evening, 8 m. Pruver minting, Ifednvsilay evenings a p. m. A cqi'ihal inyitatimi all services is fUteudou, Methodist Episcopal Church. B.

B. Alilxitt, pastor. Kervieqs Sunday morning at 11 a. m. iveningat 8 ti.

m. Uililrph's meeting evuy Thursday ai 7 P-tfl-! Pir meeting immediately following. A cunlial Invitation to all services. Presbyterian C. MiElroy, pastor, services cverv alternate Hnndiiy in ttiji M.

E. church at thb usual hour; Sunday school at 10 fi, jn, Prayer meeting every Tuesday evening the parsonage, SOCIETIES. TheMatinii Jiietlu'in havo an organization hich meets in their hall, over J. Smith A (Jo's Btore. BUSINESS CARDS.

JUL SMITH, PHYSICIAN AND SURGEON, CHASE KANSAS. Office at J. H. Smith Drug Store. W.

T. NICHOLAS, Mary 9hlc, Real Estate, Loan and Insurance and agent for U. P. R. Lands in Rice and Elsworth oounties.

Contracts, Deeds Mortgages Drawn. Lyons, Kansas, BAKER BROS. Buy Grain and pay the highest market price. Office with Yeildjng Vl'ight. T.

STOVER, y--r- -w-r 1 t' Till I A CHASE, KAJjSAS, WHITE, J. BRINKERHOFF. WHITE BRINCKERHOFF, ATTORNEYS AT LAW, LYONS, KANSAS, Prompt attention given to Foreign jind Dpmestip collections, Practice in State and pdoriu courts, C. M0KIBBAN. O.

DREW. MoKIBBAN DREW, Carpenters, KANSAS. hop ovor tho furniture Htore. All work jlnnc 01) short notice, Contracts talwi, 33. ROOT, WAGON PEPAIR SHOP, UNDER TAKER, Dooa Gsucral impairing awl Undertaking, Terms reasonable, Wop (h'evu avenue, (Chase Kansas.

ROLF'S MEAT JJABftET lA'QNS, KANSAS, Is always )UTjjlied with ie linost -jviet. uan on wnen you go 10 Lyons, boutheast corner oi square, POWELL BROS, Keep always on baud the finest i'Tesh Meat, at Mew MEAT MARKET. Enst side of squore, Lyoks, Kas. Chase Blacksmith Shop JAMES PEOPLES, Prop. I am fully prepared to do nil work iU tho lino p.l IiLilCKSM I IIL(m N0.7.

Married, Juno 24th 1884, at the house of J. H. Keisling, by Rev. Mc-Elroy; Mr. Edgar A.

Sheldon to Miss Malinda y. Keisling, all of Rice county Kansas. The young couple will please accept congratulations and best wishes of the Dispatch, and we think we speak for many of their friends and acquaintances. Among the visitors to this office since our last issue were Misses Mol-lie Lylo and Susie Harding, These ladies were quite interested in the printing art anil behaved so nicely as not to pi any type or carry off any printer's ink on their clothes. Call again.

J. Jov. formerlv of this r.Wo but who has been west for quite a wUe, nas been here for a few days visiting his brother-in-law Geo. Ginsel. From hero he cors in T.nenmn- vv ton, Douglas county, Kansas, Farmers.

rnin-milmi thnva mill 1m w.u.u 144 a fair in Rice county' this fall, and save tuo best fruit ano; grain you raise in ordor to show what can be raised in this county. Sterling Nevs, From Our Special Correspondent literary social at the (luiu'li list Friday evening was well rtCeiidod. Prof. Selby gave an interesting review pf Gibbon as a historian. Recitations were delivered bv Miss Anna Carll and Mr.

Lim beck. But pno of the most pleasing features of the evening was the music which consisted of a guitar duet, and several songs by members of the choir, Farmers are much troubled at the prospect of harvesting their grain. The daily rains cause the straw to lie down and nake the ground so soft as to render working in the harvest field very difficult. Mr. S.

Huston, who formerly kept a drugstore in Chase, died Tuesday. He has been rapidly failing in health since his return from California. The Carpenters have plenty to do in building, they canhardely ba got. They are quite busy afc the sugar factory, preparing it for the fall work. During the storm Tuesday, the house pf Mrs, Jpnes was struck by lightning, The inmates were stunned but no serious injury was done.

John Davies and Lydia A. Daniels, were married, Wednesday evening at the residence pf James by Rev. Guild, The lightning road agents are put-ing up roads by the wholesale, since the accident the other day. Rev, Guild returned Wednesday morning from his eastern trip, "The streets of Sterling are being nicely graded with dirt. The brick work of the new hotel is getting along finely.

TIic Raymond Bcrcvitics, A great many of our farmery are through harvesting. Frank Masempre went swimming last Saturday evening while pver heated and ia pow qnite sipk, A gentleman named Martin has taken charge of the Badger lumber company's stock of lumber and will make large additions to the stock. Crawford Hawkins went to Hutoh-insqn last Sunday, If we are not mistaken a certain young lady lives there who was not totally ignorant of his visit to that plaoe, E. Ppwell went to Larned last Tuesday on land business. Hattie Pinyerd is 'staying with Belle Davis during the absence of Mrs, Davis who has gone to Kansas City to see her daughter's husband, who is very sick at that place, N.

Sheldon, of Sterling, spent a day here this week. Becker was in town the pther day for the first time since hwt fall. He has been vory sick and we are glad he Jb able to get abput again. Charley Baker, of your city, was here last Tuesday eh business. Charles Aylesbury and George Christopher were here last Sunday.

They were the guests of Geprge Miller while in tho city. The picnic at tho grove was quite well attended though tho general rush of harvest kept a great many from coming who would otherwise havo attended. Every one seemed to enjoy themselves. The music was rendered bv tho Chase choir. C.

E. Drew nerved ice craim and lemonado nt tho grounds which seemed to bo greatly relished. VOL. 1. Qharles Ayhskvrjh DEALER IN- Dry G-oods and Notions, Groceries and Provisions, HATS CAPS Boots aad Slio.es, ea? salt just LOOK HJEBE lOlbfi.

gran. for 12 light $1. 14 brown $1. 10 prunes for 1. cun-ants for $1.

6 rosted coffee fj, 5 Arbviclde's cotiee 8 3B) cans tomatoes $1. 10i--2R) cans tomatoes $1. And other 9oods proportion. J. O.

MoCULLEY, Carpenter and juicier, Cn.AE. KANSAS, Scvoll-sawiug neatly ilinjtN Shop first door north of the post-union, FRANK AVILCOX, Now hus his shop with Geo. Ginsel, where lift will be found every Saturday, CHASE E. S. MORTON DEALERS IH Janoy bruits, VEOETABtES, PLANTS, ETC-, Lyons, Kansas, FULTON HKELEY, Bed Estate Agents, Have a large umouut ot Improvod and JJnim)rovtHl Land in Reno, Rice, Mcpherson, Kingman and Pratt couutieH for sale nt low prifn's and on easy twms.

Tve JJODGES HEADER, 1TUK BE8J' the market. J. C. McOiiwy Agent, at Chase, Kansas, On the moruing of the 4th of July there was an addition to th- large company of Sons of Vetorrns this region by the arrival of a new. boy at James.

McCulley's. Call on Squire Drew and see fino engraving pf BJane and Logan. Tho Squire states that Blane. wilV i i.ii soon mivo up niB auoue in uie mtf House, at Washington, and that Gen. Logan will also take up his abode i the same city.

Mrs. W. Graham, of Keokuk. Iowa mpther of Mrs. Jno.

Ingersoll, arrived; in Chase on the noon train of Julj. to make here daughter a visit She was here three years ago and i.s. delighted at the improvement thifc country has made, since then. As Harvy Enfield and Sehnwcker were driving from this place to Holly Rood, about two, o'clock yesterday afturnoon, wher, seven miles north of here they dis covered a lady lying in the. road, and stopping to investigate thev found it to be Miss Donah Hill who has beei.

living with Mr. Hopkins smoe. last winter. They at once lifted her intq the buggy and took her to mi Hop-: kins' houso where all eiTorts possibly were made to resussitate her but alf attempts wTere of no avail, she ex? pirod in a vory few moments aftev being taken to the house. Not be'ing.

very well the extreme heat undoubt edly proved fatal. SQME NEWS JBOUTLYQNS: There promises to be a verv larirn attendance at the Normal which corn. mences here next week. The post office ha3 been removed to the north room in the new brick, building, east side of the square. A.

Elliott, of Logan county, Ohio, is hero visiting his friends. He is the owner of a fine kaet of land west of Lyons. Since we wrote last week we have heard that the new hotel is being erepted by the Lyons board of trade and not by the gentlemen we men-. tioned last week. Veritas.

Boqts shqes, gents furnishing quensware etc to be sold regardless of cost to close out stock Look at tho nrifpa r-- Cider Viniger, 25 cents gal Sugar, ,....15 lb onee b. lb for $1, Prioes of Teas reduced 50 per cent, Buy your goods at cost and save money. M. Kilbourn, Successor to J. H.

Fuller, Rice aonnty Kan, ames Peoples does first-lass black. smithing, Farmers, get your luneh at Cal. Drew's lunch room, Mrs. Barlow and her son were in town last Sabbath and returned to their home in Sterling, the next day. Teeth extracted without pain by laughing gfts at Dr, Coulter's office Sterling, TO LET, A house with five rooms, located i mile from Chase.

Inquire at thi.i office, We want a correspondent at everv town, in this oonnty, to send us local nappenmgs, When you go to Sterling take the train to Lyons and then ride with with Harvy Cline in his hack to Ster. ling. He is always willinar to aocom modate his passengers. JUST RECEIVED Swiue! Swindl Swine! For Self-Bindors nt Yeilding Wright's And will be sold at low figures' New Stock pf hi hn ii Mim Have just boon opened by J. T.

Stover M. at his old stand unit will bo sold at lowest figures. We Mave 9ot Shere I On Pricea and on Quality, inn "drives," and then try qud. make it up on something else. But we keep constantly on hand DRESS GOODS and DRY GOODS in splendid variety, embracing Cashmeres, Italian Cloth, Brocades, Ginghams, Trints, Lawn and "White Goods, Cheviots, Muslins lieetings, Jeans, Cotton.

ades, Towels and Tahle Linen, Rillxins, Lace and Lace Neukwear, Embroideries, ri tn iBtns, a. 1 Gloves of all kinds. In fact everything ip. this, line that can be used. Our stuck; of CLQTrJING ctn't be boat.

We have had the chpice. pf houses to select from, and qur. SUITS are the bpwt, made, Best fitting, est material it is possible to get fqr such reasonable prices, Without saying anything abut our Boots and Shoes, Caps and Straw Goods, Notions and Shelf Hardware, and Crockery, us-, wore and China, and. QROCE.RIES of nil kinds, We want to remind you that we keep all these things and many more, and we want you to bring your BUTTER, EGGS, CHICHENS, and we will pay you the highest market price for them at all times. Don't forget that we are agents for OSBORNE'8 TWINS BINDER NO.

2 MOWER, and we will sell them cheaper than other parties in the counts, Truly, yours, YIELDING WRIGHT, Chase, Kansas, farmers $ead Shis J3T When you need any Mr Go to Lvosa, JUSSAS, se Btydor RANDOLPH HEADERS, MoCOBMICK BINDERS 4NP MOWERS GEAR, SCOTT ENGINES THRESHERS, VANELEHS WIND MILLS, CAHADAY SULKY PLOWS, Byi'ORD PLOWS, NEW RIDINO AJip WALKINO CULTIVATORS, WAGONS, BLUNT'S PRESS VHEAT PRILLS, PUMPS, JTPUMPS, KTPUMPS. Com and ee Me. MILES, Soull SiMo of Sqmi.ro, Lyons 'Ks. J. P.

ARMOUR, EDITOR AND PROPRIETOR. Local Items. Normal next week. Frank Becker of Raymond was in this place the other day. Dr.

Smith, made a flying trip to Sterling and Lyons Thursday, Victor Arincnr, of Sterling, ia help ing A. J. Foote with his harvest. Mrs. A.

Kritsier who lives nine miles north of here is quite sick. Tho mail now clones for the west at :20 a. m. nnd for the, east at 5 m. Will J.

Armour, pf this offioo, iaid Sterling a visit Tuesday and Wednesday. Mrs. Dr. Spiers has been very sick but we are glad to know that she is convalescent. The fine bulldog belonging to Geo.

Christopher died last Sunday from being over-heated. The 4th of July opened up with an airy broese, from the south-east and was a clear cool day throughout, Dr. Stover has received his stock of drugs and. has opened them up for buisness. bee.

hia. ad anpther column. G. F. Miller of Raymond, was a caller one day this weej.

De has sold his interest ii the lumber yard at Raymond. Will Summers and. some pf the rest pf the boys from this region RFe harvesting iu the vicinity of Cain City and Holy Rood. BecJvie MpCullah of Hastings Ne braska, is visiting in this vicinity. She has hosts of friends here and seems tq pnjpy herself among J.

Schumacker, of El Dorado. was in this city Friday on hps way to Holly Rood to lqpk after some land owned by him in that vicinity. While here he was the guest of L. F. Bacon A.

T. Yeilding has been suffering very much for the last six weeks with a splinter in the first finger of his left hand Tuesday Dr. Stover removed said splinter which was 1 inches in length. Notwithstanding the mariy rains that have fallen through harvest-time the majority of farmers have saved their grain with little loss and they may justly feel proud pf their prospects, Mr, Npice, Mr, Griffith's son-in-law, who has come up from his home near Kingman, to harvest his grain here, foil and ran the prong of a pitchfork through his hand. He returned home last Wednesday, The Rice county jail has been con demned by Judge Houk on accqunt of its extreme unhealthfulness, and the prisoners ordered to be confined in the Barton county jail, until pther arrangements can be made.

The editor and assistant are under everlasting obligations to Miss Gprtie and Nettie Spiers for some magniffi-cient cherries raised on the farm of Dr. Spiers, They are the finest cherries we have had the pleasure pf eating in the state pf Kansas. The next meeting of the Ripe coun ty Teachers Association, is culled to meet at Lyons Thursday evening at eight o'clock, July 10th. All persons interested in educational work will be welcpmed at this meeting and all retired teachers will find the njeeting interesting and profitable, Judge Thachor has written letter to A. B- Campbell withdrawing his name from being used in connection with the office of governor.

Judge Thaoher is in our opinion the champion of the prohibitionists and well qualified for the office of governor pf the state pf Kansas but Jphn A. Mar tin seems to be' the most popular can didate. Milton Wait met with a very severe accident last Friday. He was driving a header and in so doing was itnnding in front of the double-tree to which fpur horses were hitched. The bolt holding the deublo-treos gave way and lot it come against his foot forcing a pointed, lover through his foot.

Dr. Stover dressod the wound and it is doing as well as could be expected. A paper was recently read nt a mooting of the Medical Jurisprudence society in St. Louis, in which the anther claimed that it was permissible and right for the society to kill men who are either born useless and hoplessly deseasod in mind or body, or become so by tho accidents of life. The design is evidently to diposo of Tildon, as by his own con fession he is too Huporanuauated for tho presidency.

Ex J. SMITH I Cot filers Groceries, Sttiewer And Full L.ma pf r9we (tmgs. Qt boftst af being "JcMider of best goods at lowest prices" of any firm in Chase, but would invite the public to test the facts involved, thtit we sell goods a.t as low prioes, and as good goods as any establishment in Cha.se, I II, Ohase, Kas. Ill BROS. I Chase sund Raymond.

We are receiving twenty oar loads of lumber, in addition to our stock, wluch we are offering Very Iqv. have ilso a Full Stock Everything in the Building Mne 1 Don't forgot the place II. CHAmnMOld Chase Raymond. tin Tinware Jlorsoshoing and I'low (sharponing Kpocinlty. Watisfaction linurautoou-v James Peopteh SUliSORIJiE fcyor the Chase DisrATon fl.CO yonr,.