Enterprise Register from Enterprise, Kansas • 3

CITY DIRECTORY, Mr. Christ lUrialat is building a new THE REGISTER 9M la town TTedoeid. S. E. DAVIS, BLINDS, LUMBER, lAth, Shingles.

TRADGERTO Windows, DoorsJ a KELSOIT, XXA17AGER. Dealers in all kinds of Lumber, and handle nothing Inifi first-class stock. We sell cheaper than you can huy at any place in the County, and guarantee Satisfaction, Come 'and see if what we say is not true. Badger Lumber ts I Glass and Piaster of Paris. Dry Goods and Clothing, Notions, Boots Shoes, Mr.

Jackson, L. O. Jadderberg mnA Gas. Packard, were in Urn city Wednesday, on 'Vyj''1-- Mr. Joseph Miller, a young man who has been staying with Mr.

Dan Marilatt, bought the Latto farm south of JEaterprise, Mon This is a cheap farm, and Mr. Miller secured a good bargain. Last Tuesday aa Mr. Burroughs was coming into town, be met a hog, wearing man's apparel coming np the hill sooth of town Mr. Burroughs' wagoa was heavy, loaded, and the man he met had an empty wagon, but would not give an inch of the road, but he further struck Burroughs over the head with a stick.

This is conduct that will not be tol rated, and if the young man does not apologize, be will be reported to the grand Jury. "A silver butter knife in each and every box" is the way Dave Latto said, but we could hardly swallow such thoughts, but on taking a box home and examining its con tents, found that the knife was there, and tbe baking powder of the Thomson Tay lor brand was a prime article to raise any thing in the shape of flour, to the lightness of good eating. Latto Bros, will be pleased to present you the knife if you want one. The Prarie Farmer comes to us brighter and better than ever. one of its oldest and ablest readers recently said it its columns: "It has held its steady course through prosperity and adversity, through all these forty odd coun seling fiud educating its readers.

It is ln dispensible to the agricultural classes. Besides an efficient editorial staff, it has a corps "of special contributors, comprising some of the best writers on rural topics' in this country and Europe." Price $2 per year, in advance. Address Prairie Farmer Publishing 150 Monroe street, Chica go, Ilk By special arrangement with the publishers we are enabled to offer our subscribers the advantage of the reduced rate. We will send the Registkx and Prairie Far mer for one year for 2.50. Fr Kale.

The E. Eaglen place, 1 mile west of Chapman; 320 acres In all, part of the land within a stone's -throw of the Smoky Ilill river. Finely improved. 4,000 bushels of wheat raised on land last year. 200 acres in cultivation; 280 acres tillable; stone house, well-finished, 18x32, with good cel lar; new ljstory frame granary 24x33; good Kansas stable 30x33; good well and cistern; 700 full bearing peach trees; grove of 1000 walnut trees 15 feet high.

All for the low price of only one-third down, and as long time on the balance as the buyer wants. Apply to Diqos Hoffman. Fr Male. The Dr. Senft property on Factory street.

Enterprise, for $475, half cash and long time on balance. This place is near to the business center of town, and is a bargain at these figures. Apply to Diggs Hoffman. Far Kale. For $G00, Mr.

E. B. Holt's pleasant home on the bill on the east side of town. Good well, nice start of fruit and shade trees. Terms to stilt.

Mr. Holt wants to pet a little nearer to bis office or would not think of selling. Apply to. Diggs Hoffmajt. For Male ICG acres of the best land in Dickinson county can be bought for $3,500.

Nearly every foot Is in a high state of cultivation, 160 acres being broken. Good story-and- half house 32x24, 3 never failing wells and 3 god springs. Plenty of water for stock the year round. Hedge all around the plce, and through the center both ways, six acres in orchard. This Is tle well known Samuel II.

Eye place In the northern part of Ridge township. Apply to Diggs Hoffman, office at EnteprLe Mills. Far Sale. The northwest quarter of section 30, Ridge township, a first-class stock and grain farm 2 miles northeast of Hope, 100 acres, 150 acres tillable. Half mile of hedge.

West branch of Lyons creek runs through the land, making it very desirable for stock and can be had for 2,200, on easy terms. There is nothing cheaper than this for a stock farm. Apply to Diggs Hoffman, office at Enterprise Mills- Far Male. The south half of the northwest quarter of section 27, Center township, only mile ana a half southeast of Enterprise, known as the Dcvers place. Deer creek runs through this piece, affordidg a never failing supply of water for hogs and cattle.

Plenty of timber. 40 acres broken. Good new Btoae house of five large rooms, costing $1,200. The whole can be had for only which makes it one of the best bar gains ever offered In the county. Apply to Diggs Hoffman, office at Enterprise Mills.

Ear Bale. The F. M. Wright place, 2 miles south east of Hope, at the low price of $2,500 160 acres in the piece. Number one land and a beautiful location, near school house and post-office, 70 acres under cultivation, 200 peach trees, fine shade trees in large numbers.

Hedge rows broken around 100 acres. Good 2 story bouse, 16x24 with an ell 12x24, excellent cllar. Good well with first-class wind ruilL Stable 16x28. Apply to Diggs Hoffman, office at Enterprise Mills. C.

L. Miner, our butcher will buy al. the hid38 and tallow that the farmers Lave to sell, and pay the highest market price. lie will pay the cash and does not ask you to take your pay in trade. ltf.

All kinds of sewing machine needles at 18 t-f MARKET KEPOKT8 Enterprise, Dec. 14. The following market report is corrected weekly by C. Hoffman Hon, and our patrons can rely upon it being correct WnaAT Firm; No. 8, 0.77, No.

3, 70c: No. 4, 60c. Corn-25c to 28c Rte 35c. Flour Patent, H. 8t preme, meal, $1.00.

PRODCtK MAkHET. Corrected by i. tt L. A. Lamb, MOTTsa Pel pound Per domn Labo Per tt.

Potato IB Bushel TcitMira Per ArrLaa per bunael, 8wkkt potatou Onions Dressed Chlckeng-, per Turkeys, i CATTI.B MARKET. I Corrected by B. Williams. 1 Hoes. soia do to.li 26c ...8 1.00 Sat Salt Silver and Oold wKFI wm iu ail UJCDUUUfni MlUlfS to sell mads of the southern states.

LargpRlze, 4058, and each state Is hlcely cols red. Myprlie to agmnte and tbe ireneral trade 1h: 1 doz. it not 4 do. 8i.o; 100 copies, Kampla Map, lc. There nave thousands of copies of tat Maps dotokeT.lonev.

house on his farm three miles east of Enter prise. He has a fine farm, is a successful farmer and well fixed In worldly affairs. The boys of Enterprise need the especial attention of the Marshal. Sunday is the worst day of the week. They congregate on the street corners and make more noise than all the rest of the town combined.

There should be something done with them. A young hero from the country was go ing to whip all the bovs in town Saturday, But be lost all his couraee when Marshal Dees appeared on the scene. lie went down first street at the rate of the east bound cyclone. Diggs Hoffman represent some of the most reliable Insurance Companies doing business in Kansas. They insure against fire, lightning arid tornadoes, at the very lowest rates.

Office at Enterprise Mills. There will be a Teachers' institute at the Unkerfer school house, district No. 78, on Saturday. Feb. 10th.

A good program is published, and all cordially invited to at tend. Any amount of wisdom will be ex pended free of charge. C. Lewis and W. E.

Fanson have forned a partnership, and will conduct a dry goods and grocery business under the firm name and style of Lewis Fanaon, with headquarters in the store room now occupied by Charlie Lamb, whose stock of groceries they have purchased. Success to the new firm. 2 Now is the time to hand in your farms for sale. We receive word every day from parties seeking homes in Dickinson county, with request that we look out for good bar- trains tor them. We hope to hear soon from all who wish to selL Diggs Hoff man, office at Enterprise Mills.

Manic! I will give instructions to a limited num ber of scholars on the Organ, Guitar or Cornet. Also private lessons in voal mnsic given. For terms, call at the Registeb office where I will tbe each Saturday. Or gans sold cheaper than any where else in the county. 45-4t D.

G. Rudy. We are glad to know tbat our business men, witlftheir accustomed enterprise aud public spirit, have contributed substantial aid toward the publication of a Guide to Silk culture, now nearly ready for the press. Tkis will be the means of bringing a great many people Enterprise, and Dickinson county to engage in the silk industry, Vol. 1, No.

2. of the Glasco Sun, a -neat and newsy 7-column folio which indicates that the people of the Upper Solomon are determined to make known to the advantages of their section. The vignette in the center of the bead is a pretty conceit and shows the town off as it leally is, without exagseration. Success to the Sun, and may Messrs. Bond Fisher reap an abundant harvest of ducats in their venture.

The small fry of our city got into a racket with a young country lad from the north country, Saturday last, which brought the citizens to the street corners to see the marshall launch him to the cooler. A warnning in time saved him, and gathering np the lines of his team he, in 4 very dignified manner rolled out of An example of the beautiful working of our prohibition statute. Rev. G. E.

Northrup preached his' first sermon in the city in the new church on south High street last Sunday, and a. good one it was too, The peoplo of Enterprise and tlie members of the Congregational church in particular, should feel proud of their new minister. We veature to say tbat it will not be long before tbe churcV will be filled every Sunday. The people should build a'parsonage and have him locate permanently in Enterprise. If such an attempt is made you will please put tLe Reoistxb down for its share of the expense.

The old board of township officers are candidates for reelection. S. Holds worth has been a faithful and efficient officer for the past three years, and will be elected again without opposition. A. J.

Logback handles all the township money with care, and of course the people will call on him to act again. There is no use saying anything about G. K. Lamb, for Center township would feel like a fish out of water without him as Clerk. Tbe whole board will doubtless be elected without opposition.

Mr. W. H. Elliott, one of the best salesmen in Abilene, who has been in the employ of Hazlett for nine years, has accepted a position as salesman in the mammoth clothing bouse of Simon Rothschild. As Mr.

Rothschild deals in nothing but clothing, and first-class goods at that, it will give our friend Elliott a chance to supply the wants of his many customers. When yon go to Abilene and want a neat and durable suit of clothes, hunt up Will Elliott. The room owned by Doc. Eyth on Factory street, has been fitted up for the accommodation of the Library Association and Kindred societies. We understand that the school board require a bond (a la shylock, we suppose), before allowing anything of the kind to enter the school building.

We always thought the law directed the board to open the school house ffcr such purposes, but suppose we are mistaken. We suggest tbe school house be taken in these cold Mights to prevent being moon struck, and tbat the hoodlums give bond to ktcp a respectful distance therefrom. Weeks Becker, of Abilene, were burned out twice ia ten days. They were In the south side fire, where they occupied the "Red Front." They had scarcely got settled in their new store on Third street when the fire of last week swept everything away from them again. Nothing daunted by the misfortune they again went to work and are now snugly located in their new store room jnst two'doors east of Hazlett's, where they will be glad to see all their friends.

The young men have shown themselves to be plucky and industrious, and we hope tbe people of Dickinson county will encourage them by giving them a liberal patronage when you want any groceries, feed or flour. We acknowledge a pleasant call from W. J. Graham in company with Mr. T.

H. Lay who is here with his wife and daughter from Whiteside County Ills, visiting his son who lives in Ridge township. Mrs. Catharine Eads, also of Whiteside county Ills, is here visiting her daughter, Mrs. Graham, of Ridge township.

Mr. Graham is one of oar solid and substantial farmers, aad we hope his friends will have a pleasant visit. What do the wild waves say? Why, probably, "We cost a dollar and a half at tpe hir store." Baton OwmmmrtuU JWUtiin. Iaausd every Thursday, IDIWCKimOM, A DOIXAK AM A BALF IM ADVAKCI KNTKKPRISa PCS. COW PKFEwroaa.

THURSDAY, FEBRUARY 1. 1888. "NTrVT'T nXT I ALL COMMUNICATIONS LN KJ A AVXl! and other matter far pub. iicanon in the kboisteb snouia reacn tnia omce not later than Tuesday to Insure Usertion In the current Issue. CORRESPONDENCE Invited.

We want a COT- resDondf-nt in everv school district in the county. All communications most be accomDanled by the name of the writer, not for publication but as Notice of Dlssothtion. The firm of Brady Fanaon has thia day been dissolved by mutual consent. AU debts due the firm should be paid to J. H.

Brady, who will coutiuuo the business. J. n. Bbadt. E.

Fanson. SCRAPXKOS The masquerade. Election next -Tuesday. The weather? English preaching next Sunday night Look out for the big storm the fifth of March. We will ive the program of the Teachers experience meeting in full next week.

James Wilson of the Oaxeite staff dropped in on Saturday to shake with the boys. Look out for your invitations to the Bal Masque. It will be the event of the season. Owing to lh crowd natter we are compelled to lay aver several articles until next week. Will Upshaw has been laid up for a few days with neuralgia, but was able to be out -ain Tuesday.

Real estate was moving a little the latter part of the week, but 'tis quiet now. All froze up. The singing class will antertain its visitors tomorrow night with DonBizetta's "New Year" and other songs. We have enjoyed the pleasure in the past few days of some real Kansas mud, caused by a thaw. "Wait till we count out the vote," next Tuesday, and then it will be an II and two L's that will get there.

Parties having farms to rent or sell, will do well to put thervt in the hands of Diggs Hoffman. Office at Enterprise Mills. There will be a spelling school and lyceum each Thursday night in Dist. 78, the Unkefer school. Miss Alice Dengler, teacher.

All are invited. Rev. LT. Yuchhoff, of Barmen, Germany, has accepted a call to the pastorate of the Evangelical church of this place, aad is now duly installed as pastor. This is the best country under the Sun.

We always have good weather except some times when we get seven or eight kinds of weather all at once. Tempora mutardur, tt mutamur illia. That's Latin, and when you thrash it out into Eng lish it means that a good many changes (in the past, present and future tenses), are taking place in the business circle Of Enterprise. Hon. W.

D. Nichols, father our Walter, accompanied by Mr. Bradford Hathaway are visiting here. They say they found more snow in Kansas than anywhere sines leaving their home in Taunton, Mass. Some people seem to think that they should have full sway in their line of business but we guess they will get left once in awhile.

Sunday was a beautiful day, and every body seemed to take advantage of it to go to church. We noticed Julius aterstradt, John A. Ilafncr and Adolph Leonard among the attendants at church on Sunday. Mr. John Widler called in on Saturday and reported everything booming in his neighborhood, and then passed on to the comity seat.

E. R. Potter, the live school teacher of Distsict 97, was in town Saturday interviewing the citizens. There was preaching at the north Swede church on last Wednesday, by a minister from Skiddy whose name we failed to learn. Rev.

G. E. Northrup will preach in the new church next Sunday at 11 o'clock a. m. sharp.

All should hear hinu TVin'r. fnrirot tli pTwrimre re tin'. of t-p tarhera on Raturdv. Fehruarv l7th. Let all come.

A good time will be exper ienced. Ask E. R. Potter to tell yoa the story of "how the mouse reached its hole after din ner," or what kept it from Teaching home before dinner. We welcome to our table the Clay Center Cresset, a newsy, six-columa folio, which sheds its light on the people in that metropolis, and cheerfully place its name on our Xlist.

This would be a good time to organize a fire eompany, and buy a hook and ladder truck, some one call a meeting and take steps to raise means for purchasing such a truck. Diggs Hoffman have money to loan on real estate at low rates and on long time. You will save money by calling upon them. Office at Enterprise Mills. We are under obligations to Harry Shad-inger, of Abilene, for courtesies rendered.

Harry is proprietor of the boss liveiy and feed stable, and withal one of the boys of (genuine grit. He had his name enrolled on the Rbgistkb list and is now happy. Will Lamb, the Roarinir Lion of Detroit was in town Saturday, making merry the heart of the sad soul. He tells a humorous gtory entitled "Who's dar," with a farce called '-Tell the truth Uncle." TIs worth a quarter admission fee. We would like a copy of the Rkgistxr of the date of Dec.

14th, 1882. Any of our readers having a copy of that date will oblige us by sending it to this office. John Calene took a run into the country to spend the Sabbath and have a quiet, cosy chat with bis say, did you ever notice hew ye young city merchant always went to the country for a real, down right enjoyable Kavoa C. B. Hoftaaao.

d. R. Lamb, A. H. Utium, 1 Joua Latto, Vcounciaaoa JL KANSOlf, T.

J. reiuw. Z. B. Hour, City Cleric C.

DBA, MATShal- B. Holswokth, Treasurer. X. 2. Bolt, Pollco Judge Ceater TtwMk.

8. Holswosth, Trustee. A J. Treasurer. O.

R. Lamb, Clerk. J. A. Tilto, J.

Detroit P. O. J(C B. Holt, i. Enterprise P.

O. V-kltM-API A. JIM VTT- X. A--' A services every Sunday at 10:30 a. m.

ana d. m. German Sunday school at wt au m. m. p.

su-. Rev. Kendall pastor. Union Sunday acXooI services every atiernaie wmw EVANGELICAL. Rev.

A. Vngel, PWr. Regular services every alternate Sunday at 10-M a.m. ana p. to.

Sunday school atfcSO a. m. CONGREGATIONAL. Kev. Parker, pastor, ereices every alternate Sunday at Hvangellcal chapel at 10:30 a.

m. I. O. O. P.

Enterprise Lodge, No. 14S, Saturday night In their hall, corner First and Factory streets. Officers W. H. Snyder N.

J. W. ood worth, SeCy. T. T.

TJ. meets Monday afternoons. Children's meeting everv alternate Saturday afternoon at the school house ENTERPRISE POSTOFFICB. MAILS ARKITB. From the east, 6 a.m and 3:50 p.m.

From the west 12:45 p.m. MAILS I.KA.VJC. For the east 11:40 p.m. Forthewest 5 a.m. and 2:40 p.m.

Office is open from 7 a.m. to 8 p.m. On Sundays from 8:30 a. m. to 9 a.m.

and 5 p.m. to 5:30 p.m. From Enterprise by "Flyrnpton to Hope twice -a -week. Leave Enterprise every Monday and Thursday at 8 a. m.

Arrive Hope at 12 m. Leave Hope every Monday and Thursday at 2 p. m. Amve at Enterprise at 6 p. m.

From Abilene by Enterprise to Woodbine, Aroma, Redwood, Lost Springs, and Lincolnsville, three times a week. Leave Enterprise every Monday, Wednesday and Friday at 8 a. m. Arrive at Enterprise every Tuesday, Thursday and Saturday at 5 p. m.

F. H. Vibeixg, Postmaster. Itailrand Time Card. The following Time Card shows )the arrival and departure ot trains from lwtroit StAtlon, two mlTesnorth of Enterprise.

HackUne, (U. 8. Mall) connects with all passenger trains. GOING EAST- 2185 no. tSK emgl No.

emg All trains stop at this station except iso. 1. tickets to be had on twelve hours notice a K.nBart To all points the UiUtt4a cb and as cheap as any Place pn the lite. who think of traveling will find It to their advantage to consult mft. O.P.BYEK3, AB't.

A17LIANCE DIRECTORS. Dithoit G. B. Smith, W. Balnea, delegates.

KIcnoLS 6ecY. Locan Cbktto John A. naffner, B. C. Maugh-erman, JL C.

Hlddleson, -eyea. PKArarB Hot-L A. Jones, A. Anderson, J. IEV-i.

L. K. Waruoc, Um Grova-W. B. Boss, ela vr-Bamuel BimBS- rcnridfe O.

nman 1). P.AnderBO W. Stacy, delcgutes. W. A.

otact, KrrwoCT-aoapli rndcrhin, J. Dewey J. TL Tllton, delegates. J- R- iilton, eei- j. Dvnlavy, 3.

W. Camphell, Ed. Wllkins, delegates. Joax Dcslavt, bee y. Eccte Cnion-E.

C. Don-ling, TJkion D. D. Hornaday, A. OraW, delegates.

D. i). lioBKABAY, tec'y. nOPB AlXIAHC-MeCtS eTer7j vfvVi11 Saturday evening, ccmmenclng oo N. TncBBTiK, V.

Pres. 11. McLakren, Sec Harmokt Alliasck, So. every two weeks on Saturday evening, fommena-lngon Saturday, May -he Ui, Ht. aU are cordially Invited to attend- nRKSHi pregiaent.

John Gish, Secretary, nirklnson County Fanners' Alliance meet the llSuX ol each month at 1 o'clock p. fn the court house in Abilene. Each subordinate anian-e Is entitled to teree delegates. PALMIER WILSON. Vke-Prea.

COL L. SWGaRT, Treas. D. D- HORNADAY, Sec AUlene, Kansas. JJUillLUl.

Transacts a general Baaklng Business. Gives Especial attention to Collections. Buys and tellT Foreign and Domestic Exchange. e-gotlates Mortgage Loans. An Buliies lTomptly Attended to.

w. ABLLEXE, KANSAS. nr-Offlce and residence corner Buckeye Avenue And Fourth street. US. ANNA GABH1EI Takes nleaeure to announce to the citizens of Blcson county and Enterprise, that she is prepared So oil kinds of dress Wing andcuttlng.

Aa good stock of millinery goods, always new nd latest styles, hair goods and jewelry.and any iS fcStrtfchi. AU work promptly done and satisfaction warranted. pOTESOK TEATS, A TTORNE AT LAW, ENTERPRISE, KANSAS. Judge 8. 0.

Teacher, Lawrence. Kelerato j. q. a. nortok, -f TOI.DWWOKTII Proprietors of the Picltinson County Nurery Aad erowers of choice Small Fruits, Enterprise km, Choice stock apples, peaches, etc, for site this spilngT Bpeouuty-arst-class and trua to name.

J. CPSHAW, M. D. Eclectic Physician and Surgeon, ENTERPRISE, KANSAS c. DEES, Merchant Tailor, Latest Styles, HrsVclass work; satisfaction guaranteed and reasonable charges.

Come aad aee me. W. BKOOKH, 91. riiysician and Surgeon. Offlc in Eyth'S drug store, XNTXBPRISK, KANSAS.

JJ 8. WILLIAM, STO CK HEAIiEIl, ENTERPRISE, KAS. Tartlofl having stock to dispose of, please calL In my absence leave particulars at C. Lewis dry goodat store. II.

JBHAIJV, Attorney at Law, ENTERPRISE, KAN. W. 8. 8TAM BAUGTI. O.

W. IITJBD 8TA9IBACOII Sc UUBD, Attorneys at Iaw, ABILENE, KAS. B. HOLT, ustice of the Peace. CoMecttom pvponpay at coded tux DEALER IJff Tinware, and HARDWARE Intends to Wjoa hsod iberery Item of srA, AS CHEAP as can be txivght any whr la mat of Kanu4 ft And RooflnK A Specialty.

I sr will take Farm Prodi-, copper, Vraaa, RaffS Itnuala la Eachan for Oooda. Heat Retainer The moat snmplef. practical and ttarful rr.mi ot tad aga, DD TPF "trn rmf and dryer oa, rUlOu. yuhout sua. Sola On Trial It.

DARLING, Livery, Feed Sale Stablo GOOD RIGS At reasonable raU to any part of tlic count Hack to and frcm tho rains ILLAILNriDS KlUt SALtt UX J. JL BIDY. No. to( m) ncrv on I.yon rrri'k, one mile front l.yona rtiMilnir mirr atvl UihIpit; 411 tv In pasiurr; lift uppW Inin 1 airew poljitciin mcita com; vh irritnaryj tttimw eitlckou tnmw; aiotio liuuw rrWo wuu crop, on lime. N.

1 IS Mo Hcrfn on llniml rrr-k, w) Jindnr cultivation, twi in pwitiir uini nw -itli rui-nlntf iftier. nnxxiih lunil, Mtd UUlli4C l.uuw, baru, cori nl, rial era and will. No. 1 IT. wi acr nymtlra oii tt Kntojprl ixid land, la of fruit, tMod rll, Lotiw ana granary.

111 1 wvl Nn. mi aTe nillc from Pnl-rprlHej friim" limine worth well; Mi am tcxtl land under ultlVHt loti kk xorm iN-rxon of tueaiia alio waiita tu retire in a goua Un'ulliy. No, mo no arrrn thrra and from nteirrtw, on'" and cmt linlf finin Itriniii 1 a rn tind'T rultlvatlxn 1 hImhii ku ticiro ti frtilt and invi; ill arrn corn a ir'l a jt'h 1 run himnn frntne htttlilit and hIiihIh. No. to acera fiwr tnllon trtliwriit of Enter, nine; frame houna; ai-ll and nl! frtilt rvf; acrt-a undT -alilvuilon.

1'rKe Bl.nauk caah balance In Ove eara. No. til 11 arn four tnllna rinrthnf I1rnet ena undor cultivation irood Imlldlitifn. I'lKa i.tw cash, Bv yearn on UtUticn. No.

tit ln arnn flv trilltn rmtn Kaforjr1e Ihrvo from inm-lt irHl buliaidtrt. kutJ ull and eany tciata rrh-e No. lit im arn's, hollom land; tnnall tiottn; plctity rC HiiiImt aii'l atr. I'rk-r leruia lu ault pun haai-r. -liouilifa from Amma.

No. IIS arrrnthrce mlli-a from WondMnei runnltitr wonr and tln.VxT in ami oilier lilt utKlr Jmhtj jMt nn.li rulllvallon irood raii'uifl. urm Motic Imm, li nn. yin.irv and oriIUur rrih: at ll of )foo. one acre of nrvtiarri.

Ikla alnce ai mitkc a k''d nuk tann and III aoia on a-oiial'io li'ima. Nn. 1 1 acres; T(l under ctitttatun flwet. llitv lioute, bant, trranarjr and oud cil. 1'rloo UTiua.

No. soft tot acrm em meat hmtich I rrtv, four milt a frwm 111 jitoti nrn titi.V i nltt. vml.Ht; ttinuiiin and tlinU r. (iiimik farm. 1'rlco caah.

bulutice nvo jrmt llmo. No. a -lao ncrt li-lit eill- from Kntcrprti, tli'K'e wcIIh, houw, irl hed ft iiw. of orvhata, ataiilv ti I gi atiar) No. IIS SO acua tt, lnllTi front Kntcrprl, Und, linn In mhiuiv, frw Lotiw, pood w-l, unokc ainl Hprtnir iilK lnMf a-ri irood rmn, I in In at, a ni tr.a tim' tw-r tlnTivr, iri ovvk of ounK' tluiltrr, I OCiitl.iu, all! to very cheap.

Mi tisieo ii-n-n. To nndi-r cultivation, fiirnvk bottom, In aw ure uaiter rciM-x with rutinli.i' ntcr, ti frame tintiw ihI itimnI -lfn, culllvator. drill, Iturrow, atirrlt.L! horn, 4 I'iri'e mil 'mm i aitiVilw. No. wo "atilc ntri.li Ilia acre; ruanltiir water aixl Imnol ttimtKT; i acrra No.t!H iicrt nplatxl.

mild imUie a iriod fi' li fann by putting in a wind uul putup. No. acni 00 fhapnmn Cnk. Paclliriir h4iMu otiit ami ti-liuH otor hi hi tit, Mom- hirn 4 by aa; irrannry, Itutrirf atM d. luttk honw, rHiil cll, fruit P'iHtirc nn.l txti luui-la an h.nd of cmUIc.

it li cii 'itl iiittn, corn plow. 11 h-'l-tr tliie.iii.if torn Mine, I lend h. it 'I OH 1 iHii'tf lea, in lim ix 1 iirio, o'likjr i 1 tilow'4, aii. I iiNiui ttM vorili el Uoum hula fur- No. stii; mt.nliiir s'er nn I tlmlier, rr pnctir" tit.l.

Hm.i mt rod-. In 7t nple trts' -r trri and nil Kit. 1- cf hnmll fi til. a. ca.

ir cornel Ih tin ttxvllliiit It'Mie, NO. 4M -1m wti. two trill' TTntn nl with lioue, tti'li, atitl one humlnvl wt under culiiviit inn rininii sr wtter u. 1 tore. I'rliM-, Ii.Sihi cvi, h.ilauoe 0ti five time ui wr cent.

No, Vt Itm aceiM fvc nii'e tn r.nt.-prrl -fmm hon.aiih uletw o-lla'; lin 14 hv lot lUwir-vl Nndcnwrist; one I.nih1r. weNil Ulxter CMltl v.ltk'; ir well; liw n. cortjertb. ViUt ft ioo, i dva reniitliKlcr ot' tlnm. IIi.l"s Vkoet ABi.it Fmt.iAN Hair Kr.Ntwr.N a a of ome of tlie most powerful retora live agents la tho Vlnilom.

rotons prny h.Ur lis original rnlnr. It mikes tho nenlp white and clean. It cures Utw IrufT and humors. ml falling out of It fnrnlahea tho tiuttlllvo prlirl.W hy vtltiih tho hair is nourislH'J and anpporlcl. it makes lhe hnlr liioit, soft and rl.sy, and Is nnstirpasicd as a hnlr drvsnin.

It Is Ihe most eeonoiTih al prt ptvi ailott ever tiffertd to the public at Us Tu ts rem -i in a hn time, making oulr ait ocrAHlotitl applic-ttiun nciM.sary. It 1 recomitw aud umd hy eminent rncUSca! and ofTlclaliy endotaed by tho 5t.it Assayer of Masaat hu Its. Tho popularity- of Halt's lUIr lieti. Wt.r hs lncrej.ed with Umj te of man years, both In thts cottnley and lrt rrcjrti lutils, and It now known and ucd Iti all llio oltllued cuautrtca ol I1k T-t snnnm; A. AM.AlWM.AAk -JlND 'HVHK'YTISING- SEPT First-Class Store ENTERPHISE.

KA1IS, H. WARNER, Dealer TS All Kinds ft WOODI COAL, ENTERPRISE, THE RAILROAD (Topeka, Sallaa ft Western.) zs BUT IN THE- MEANWHILE E. P. Shaeffer Will Contiane to Hull PRINTS, SUITINGS, MUSLINS, WOOLEN3, LADIES CLOAKS, OlotlxLxLO- ROOTS, SHOES, HATS, CAPS, MITTS, GLOVES, G-IRO CE BIES Cheaper than they were ercr before known In tho Town of HZOHPIEL XLna.m DCr Uie next ninety days, InauurKSpecial Drives AND TAKE Cora, Mace lonltriU ic hB AT TnE HIGHEST 5IARKET PRICE. Give Men E.

P. SHAEFFER, HOPE, KANSAS. MONEY TO LOAN Of REAL ESTATE At the Lowest Bates. ABSTRACTS Carefully Compiled. Real Estate and InsuraDce.

GEO. H. FREEMAN, 21tf ABILENE, KAS. JL-H PACIFIC HOUS, Good Sample Room. C.

F.BAICH, Proprietcr. Also ICarmfactuier cf Best Brands of HUE CflAHS. Hats, Caps, 55 IN A Kotldns; Short of Unmistakable Benefits Conferred wpon tens of thonsands of tiffe re ra could nod rualntala tho reputation which A yen's Sarsa axilla enjoy a. It Is a compound of the b.Ht TcftcUblo alteratives, with tits lcxliJes of Potassium and Iron, all powerful, blood-making, blood-cleansing and lifo-austainlng and Is tho raot cflcctual of aU remedies for scrofulous, mercurial, or Llood cllsonlcrs. Unlforroly auecessrul and certain.

It produces rapi 1 and complete cures of iifrofula. Sores, 1W), Humors, Tlm-rles, Kruptlon, Bkla Diseases and all tilsorders arising Troia Impurity of tho blood. Bf Us Invigorating edicts It always relierrs and often cures Liver Complaints, female Weaknesses and lrrejrularitirs, and la a potent rencwer wiJTiln' vitality. For purifj'lus th bloxl It hnm no equal. It tones up tho pyt-m, rcalorca and preserves tho health, and imparts vigor and encrjrjr.

For forty years it ha been lu cxtrnMve use, and is to-day the most avaUalilo medicine for tho auffcrlns alclu For sa)o ail dru0giat GREAT COMBINATION. THE ENTERPRISE REGISTER I -AJTO Demod's llluslraled Monthly Magazine, BOTH PXJBLICATI01TS, ONE YZA2, $3.00, (THREE DOLURS.) DKMORrar. MONTHLY JuaUyontiUod U10 World Modal Maaatoo. Too Larreat ta rorm, too Lanraat la Circulation, and tho boat TWO Dollar Family Maffaalno taauad. 1SR3 wlU bo tho alnataaoth yaar of IU pubUoatloa It la now ImproTad ao zteruiroly aa to plaoo It In tho front rank of Family rerlodioala, and oqual to any maaaino.

It oontalna pairea, Urr UX tochco, olanUy printed on tinted pa Pot, fully tlluatrated, each numbof bariiitf ataol oxtravlmra, oil pioturn, or art subject, publlabod by W. Jonalnira Democrat, New York, and by special asrmnent omablttad With tho BoTnaraiaa Haoiaraa at aa par yoa Sa CHICAGO' WEEKLY HEWS 1 hV, i TEA! TO EYERT SU2SCMBE8. All Of our awbserlbara who -wOX pa Tbair 'ahaarlptlon oaoomnta to thla topor la fail to data, and on too la odronoo, will bo praoantad wltk eao ytar'i aubaciiptlan to tho OHk OAOO WXXXLT NEWS, 7SZ1. Tho OHTCA.QO WBIXLT KKWS la Voooalaod aa popar aamrpaiMd 1a "mil tho roialroinaato of JLaiarloaJa Joarnallaa. It atanda oonaplomooo ansat tko motropolltam jooraala of tho ooantrr aa 0 eontplato In tho aaottor of talarrophio rrtaa, baTtna tho odroataro of eonnoetloa With tho CHICAGO DAILT SEWS, It hao at tta 00 nun and all tho dUpatohoo of tho Wootoan aoelatod Trooo, batd a Vary oxtonalTO oarrlao of Spaelal Tola trramt from all Important potato, a It aaa no oaporior, Zt la IfDSPMUDKST in Politico, pr.

oontln all PollUoal Nowo froo from partiaan blao or oolorlnc, aad aboo lutaly without foar or faror to paxtlao. Xt la, la tha follaat sanaa, TATLT VAPKR. Mack laaaa aontalno oavaral COM PL FT Wm STO MI IS, a SMMIAL STOUT mi Skboorbln lntoroot. aad a rich Tarlotp of oondoaaod notoa on Foahlono, Art, Indaotrloo, ZAtorataro, Boioaoo, ato a to. Xto Jfarkot Oaotatloao ara plota, and to bo rallad apoa.

Zt to mnoarpaaood aa an Bntarprto Lac, Paro and Trnat wort ay CMMlMAB WAMItT MMWSPAPMM. Oar apoolal ClaV lav Tormo brine It within tho roaah of all. Spoolmon ooploo may bo aooat at thlo omoo. tarrhlo offar to ltmlto4 no to nam, and omboorlooro who oarpoot tnka) aTantoyo Of UMfm taS QOSW Dr. Martin Kirsch, Hmcopathic Physician, (leul'ber Ant ond Oeburtahelft rK TAhtlene, Kstinm be in Kntoryrtsirrrirnlnrij-eTrrjr Wertw-W'lnr ami Zinnia jt frt'rn i lm a.

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