The Manchester Sun from Manchester, Kansas • 4

A large hog is now worth as much as a School Items. Examination this week. The war map that the scholars of the ManchesteR Ex-President Hayes died on Tuesday. It looks now as the Cherokee strip wiU he opeutjd up this spring. 1 A hog that knows anything at about putting on side will bring from $30 to $30 in Kansas at Jhe present wi iting.

TO O-BT the highest price for your grain go ST THE PLACE TO SAVE A complete stock of dry goods. A complete stock of groceries. A complete stock of hats and caps A complete stock of boot shoes. THEO. BENDER.

CASH. Repairs Machine FARM IMIFLEIMIIEILSrTS. Keeps hand a complete and well selected stock Druggist's Notions, Toilet Articles, Stationery, Brushes Etc. cow. Wm.

Coulter lost two cows the past ten days. Scarlet fever is prevailing jn Enter- pnse. during the rabbit season C. F. Schad purchased 1,248.

Mrs. C. F. i yis.itynf relatives in Salina, Kansas. The Manchester cash store is undergo ing pleasure of invccuig.

Wni, Oard lost the best horse he ha.d. last Friday from distemper. A. P. Riddle spent Monday and Tues-, day in town in the interest of the Workman lodge.

Hides Wanted at the Manchester Cash Store. Mr. and Mrs. W. F.

Hammond visited in Hope and Herington, Saturday and Sunday. The Hope Star has itwjnkled out. The Abilepe Chronicle purchased the sub scription list. Mr. and Mrs.

C. Craraei have com menced housekeeping in their new home on Ada street. Herbage has purchased two lots iu the south end of town and is erecting house the reon. Piles of people have piles, but De- Witt's Witch Hael Salve will cure them. Miss Ida Mathews and Miss Kuhnle, of Miltonvale.

attended the dance at the Globb house Monday night. C. W. Beitzel, Miss Pearl Hughes and Miss Cora Dana attended a Masquerade ball at Abilene, Wednesday night. C.

F. Schad paid out $528.21 for frame up to New Years. The. freight and ex preRS bill on the same amounted to $111.78, Grant Co's entertainment nt. the K.

ft. hall, Friday night, the 13th. Pan oramic views of Uncle Tom's Cabia ad Ten Niaht's in the Bar Room, with songs, etc. Admiftsion 25c. The Hadlock Bros.

inc in the P. hall, Friday night, was a pleasant occasion. About thirty couple were present and tripped the light fantastic until 2:30 Saturday morning. Sam Baringer opened up his new hotel building last Monday night by a dance free to all. A good crowd was in attend ance and enjoyed the occasion.

Alex McCartney. Fred Bowen m' ta.4 Sam furnished the music. 1 here will be an oyster supper given at the Keystone chapel on Tuesday even intr, 24. If it should be verv stormy on that evening, it. will bp the next even ing.

All are invited to attend. ih, old Keystsrie farm, former'y owned by Rev. Jonas Freet, was recently sold by the Dickinson county court for wish. The south half was purchased by Richard Mount and the north half leased to him for the term of five years. The members of the Manchester orchestra were ihe recipients of a splen did gift from Mr.

Wm. Edwards. The eitt consisted of a choice collection of the finest band and orchestra music pub lished, and are of high giade, well tried and popular. Mr. Edwards is an old band instructor, an enthusiast on music nnd one of those who will alwavg aid the advancement of musical science.

It is stransre how sudden a man's hope win tie dashed to pieces. Now as all hog owner's krow, pork has been ad vanning rapidly in price the past month and as Joe Sorber had two little porkers he was anticipating a snug little fortune for them, but alas, a cruel Santa Fe engine cut his hopes short. Tho porkie are now dead they attempted to throw he engine from tbe track they are now sleeping quiptly. Tho members of Manchester lodje No 291, A. O.

U. will long remember the night of Jan. 17th, '93, the occasion being the initiation of thiee candidates and visitations of members from ether lodges. Grand Past Master Workman, G. W.

Reed, of Topeka, and District Superviser A. P. Kiddle, of Minneapolis, were present and assisted in the work, and gave those prseat a good talk. The members of the Minneapolis lodge managed ti "goat act," and the candidates. W.

1). Fulton, Fred llagen, Fred Standuu, ihink it was pretty well done. The busine-s being completed at 12:30, supper was announced anil the crowd 'lividing up, half going to the Harrison house and halt to tbe Globe lintel. Alter satisfying ihi inner man, they returned to the hall where a few hours were spent in speech making and social conversation. The Ancient Order of United Workmen i a grand order, and is doing a wonderous amount of good in this worlj When a Workman in called upon to eave this world, be knows that his loved Hies will uet be left unprotected to the ruel mercies of the world.

Oat stra'v is sellio on the Ftreets for f5.00 per load. The farmers who burned heirs up last fall are kicking themtelves. -Abilene Uerall school have been drawing is nearly completed. We are now discussing the events of 1864. When Sherman's March to the Sea is completed it will present a sight worth seeing.

We hope the patrons of tho school will manifest interest enough to come out on Tuesday and listen to the review of the war by the class, which will commence at 1:20 m. The next Institute will convene at Manchester Feb. 11, J8J13. We hope the citizens of the town and vicinity will giv.e the teachers a hearty welcome as this will be the last meeting the Institute have here this year. We have the names of several ladies ef the town who will entertain two or more if there are others who will show a like disposition we would bo glad to have their names.

Headache is the direct result of indi gestion apd stomach disorders. Remedy these by De Witt's Little Early Risers, and your headache disappears- The favorite little pills everywhere, Sinners Take Warning. Emtob or Sun: Ain't it awful to think tfcat there are criminals large in the vichjsty of Manchester, wao accord ing to law, are entitjed to roost behind prison bars. There is the cruel individual who sets poison maliciously. There are people who raise kittens, and who instead of killing them decently take Uiem away from home and leaye them on the prairie to suffer, starve and die.

There are people who raise chickens ajs4 breed them in and in, in and in for ten or perhaps twenty generations and probably never clean their chicken house (if the chickens have a house) till the fowls are an easy prey to cholera and other diseases, which is sure to lurk on such premises, and when the poultry die off, insteud burying or burning them, they aie thrown into the wagon and dumped oil along the road going totown. Anci there is the unmerciful man who hitches his team to a post and leaves them there nearly all night when the mercury is below zero whilbt he ih carousing in some dive or joint where unwholesome stuff is sold unlawfully. Carpet Weaving. 1 am piepared to do all kinds of carpet weaving at a reasonable price 342 4t. J.

M. Couhtney Coming. Grant Go's combined shows will ex hiliitatthe P. hall on Friday evening January 20th. The following from the Oberlin (Kansas) Eagle will be of our readers; The Grant (Va combined shows iriven at the Oberlin opera on Saturday eveniii" was a grand Hiccess.

The house is extja large and was filled, the people were highly entertained and benefitted by the numerous panoramic scenes of "Ten Nights in a liar Room," "Uncle Tom's Cabin" and a huge variety of other beautiful and interesting scenes. One ef the grand features of ihe entertainment was the well rendered lecture Riven by Miss Eva Shively. She has a clear, modulated voice, and her sentences are well chosen, making a pleasure as well as a beuerit to the hundreds of people present. Grant come again. Small in size, great in results: l)e Witt's Little Early Risers.

Best pills for Constipation, best for Sick Headache, bet for Sour Stemach. They never gripe. Republican Ranks. Toaeka, Jan. 17.

Senator Taylor of Wyandotte couuty, Populist; Senator O'Brien of Sedgwick county, Democrat; and three Democratic members of the lower house, joined the Republicans this afternoon and participated in their joint convention for Btate printer. The Popu lists v-eie taken by surprise. Although no election followed, the combine had 84 votes on Joint one more than enough to elect either a state printer or a senator. The appearance ol O'Bi ien and Taylor in juint convention has given the Pupu-lists much concern. The Democrats can prevent any election by the Republicans either of a state printer or United States senater, as there ate only 70 votes without them aud 83 are necessary to a choice.

Negotiations are now pending for a compromise which will give the state printer to one party ami the Uuited States senator to another. Both parties, however, are demanding the senator, and a deadlock will probably follow. Two state printers will likely be the result. The first time a postmistress in south-Dickinson county received a letter with a new Columbian stamp on she thought it a special delivery stamp and hustled about a mile out in tbe ruburb.sto deliver it in person. Sue does not like to look a Cnlumbiitn stamp in the face now.

Reflector. Strtw brings a big price in Kansas this winter, particularly if it hs boen exposed to contact with hog. Wane4. 1,900 Hides, highest price paid at C. F.

Sound's, i The populist legislators at Topeka are still endeavoring to prove that 58 is mere than 68. They have convinced the Governor and Senate, but the republican legislature and public at large cannot see it that way. 9 Bweet breath, sweet tstomach, sweet temper, all result from the use of De- Witt's Littje Early the lamous little pills. Nothing so distrassing as a hacking Cough. Nothing ay foolish aa to suffer iiom it.

Hothing so if allowed to continue. On iiiuute Cough Cure gives immediate relief. Henqueiiat, of Hope, is going to the World's Fair, and advertitie Knnsas by exhibiting of tree taw an his place which challenges the world for size in the same length of time. This tree which is a marvel in growth was planted in the year 1871. News, Miss Abel, a school engaged to teach a term iu district No.

28 Elk couuty for $40 mouth. Aiter she had uitgnt a week another teacher can along and agreed to tench the school for $30 a month und two members of the board employed her mid set her to woik compelling Miss Abel to give Hp the (school. She atiended school recularlv. however, until the end of the term, then fcued the beard fur her full wages at $40 ja month. The cast) was iried iu the dis Jtrict court hist week and a verdict rend lered iu Mins Abel's favor for the amount claimed.

('oncoi ilia Enterprise. II Here is something lion) the G-offd Ad vance which Imsin She bottled testimouy fcf the shipwrecked mariner all hollow: "As we write this i'cm Wednescay even ing the lore of this i IhV.e i. completely bnwed in. A liuh drilt envelopes the entire buii.it'i;: und we have baj toothing to chew on for twenty-frit pours except ui obi roller aud an empty lek can. The Kiiitntuiu is getting serious.

jlhrs editor and tic are ttlaiin at each Jtlli.r.r, ea l): lor an i eat Ihe other, WHO liances aixitii qualiy ie roaMtt lue and li ii'crl the towel rt inner, and help doer no: itrnvt' belorn kioiiui: ne or 'lie i iniist give in, 11 yMi get his paper tit ek ym nn. know tl Ibe etiilier can 01 lhat help Lirivctl iii rni- A Salt verv valuaV you 'Inn is Hi want, it and iva.ize hilly an't get j', ai'il yuii vt.a' tbe irrepres-hie small l.oy meant he aid, "Stilt is tin- thing that inakes ti vim don hut any on." There at luN of curious ihlngs about more thun anyone not Interested in Innkini; it up would im Igine; ami ou may ii.nr. many fads alxiut it tint yi. never kne before, by leading tin- wntlen mid beautifully article, "From the Depths of a -tiiiized published i rt Demorest's Kimiiy for Feb ruary. Anot ner paper, I he Ice orld, also very ftiiiy ilia i rated, teiis all about glaciers, and how icebergs are formed; "Celestial Gypsies" especially apropos at this time, lind i- illustrated with pictures of noted i iiiae's; "Harnessing the the Breeze" gives ihe boy same novel pisints about kites and bow to use them; and fiom "China you can learn how to disii: 'jMiisli flue china of different makes, for the exhaustive paper contains illustrations of over forty distinctive marks.

The stories in this number are especially good, aud it is difficult to choose betweeu "Vidia's Seen Valentines," "The Tales of Two "Marthy'sCh tie," "The Story of Judith," and several others; while every one of the numerous departments is full to overflow mil ith the 1 st of goid 'hings. There ar -autifui full-page grav-ures, and 9 otlin- illustrations; and all this is fuit.islied inr only 'JO cents, aud twelve mini bois of i qujil merit are given for $2 a ywir. 1'ublisiud by VV. Jennings Demon -a, la K. 14th New Yi k.

Success eveiytliiug depends largely upon good health. DeWitl's Little Early Risers aie little IwniiH producing pills See the Then take an "Early Rinrr." The wind i and keen, hip: Seen. One and sure, wi i rous cure. it tbe north blows sharp ti i I effects of colds are ure so safe i kly pti lorm a wond- Pholort.vis Per Dozen. Until the "it l'i inn uy, you can get phr.t.iraphn at HaastviehV at AMi'v, for $1.00 D.

B. (Jasswint, ishoemaking and Harness Repairing. Buggy whipps, Buckles, Snapps, and Staples. Can sell you harness cheaper Ihaa the cheapest. Hf Office on Robinson Avenue, first iloer south of bank- Tf HI GINS, FUMirURE CARPETS PRICES LOW.

Repairing also (Lone, to Order, Give me a triaj. J. J. Contractor and Builder. Repairing promptly attended to, Satisfaction guaranteed.

Estimations cheerfully furnished. CHAS.W.BElTZEiJI.D. Physician and Surgen, Manchester, Kansas. SUCCESSOR TO DR. WATERMAN Office Over Drug S.

Burgeon, Gynecologist and Oculist (Practice limited to Surgery, Surgiea diseases diseases of women and disease of the Eye. ABILENE, KAN8. cnisiAL LtNSfcS THAOC MARK. Cwlltj Flnt and Alwaji. W.

F. Hammond, druggist, tins ex clusive pale of these celebrated Glasse in Manchester, Kansas. Kellnm Moore, the only manufacturing Opticians in the Q. UNIQUE PHOTOGRAPHY. I'hotOKraDhr Is a wonderful art.

Innrpfl ui'lof the camera to show the movements ol ix mrrl In Its night, a horse at its swiftest pace, or a millet as it leaves tho gun. Very much more mat is most marvel ous has been accomplish ed in photography. Hit? publishers of the renowned ana popular rurally weekly The Detroit i rue ITess (Du trolt, Mich.) have recently Deen experimenting direction of rapid and ac curate reproduction of plio lograpiis ami now an nounce mat tney are pre pared to make artistic CODles at a verv low mlee They will send twelve Columbia 1'iiotns value $1.00 and The Weekly Free Press one year ior is necessary to send a cabinet or card Dhotoirranh with order. Our readers bad better send for a sample copy oi xno ree Tess ana learn the par ticuiars ol this remarkable offer wh; filch tuousanas are taking advantage of, ONE DOLLAR EVERY HOUR euUf earned by anv one of either nt-x in any part of the country, who is willing to wurk indus-trloutly at the employment wiii'cli we furnisli. The labor it light aud pleasant, and you run no rlik whatever.

We fit you out complete, so Unit yon can give the busineM a trial without expense toyourtelf. For those willing to do a little work, thil it the grandest offer made. You can work all day, or in the evening only. If you are employed, and have a few apare hours at ymir tti-I "al, utilize them, and add to your income, hutineat will not interfere at all. You will be amazed on the ttart at the rapidity and rase by which you amaaa dollar upon dollar, dav in and day out.

Even beginner are rucccMtui from the flrtt hour. Any one can run the business none fail. You ihould try nothing else until you "t-t for yourself what you can do at the business which w. offer. Mo capital linked.

Women ure fraud workert; nowaday! they make as much at men. They thould try this business, as it is so well adapted to them. Write at once and see for yourself. Addrest U. HAf.LETT Box 880, 1'ortland, He.

Chinas Troop. A recent Chineae traveler describes tho Mongolian tracjH as wearing quilted petticoat, pgiu. boots, and head necklaces, the "being regarded as essential portions of their uniform. They carry a paper umbrella and a fan aplooe when they march to the blood-Uinod battlefield, and la conducting nlfhs attack each man is provided llgrtars iarttv at bogiea. I 1 ni A complete line of Hardware, Tin-Ware, Barb wire, Pumps, Wind-mills etc.

STOVES, STOVES. STOVES. J. J. CONNER.

TEE FOSTER Liimbe CA-ttttT A. COMPLETE STOCK OIF1 No BILL ALLOWED to LEAVE Manchester! The Best, place in the county to buy you. lumber C. F. DE WAR.

Manager. i) IMS. 13 I LALj Style means several things and they all apply to reading. Style means fashion; there are fashions in reading. Btyle means man-nets; theie are manners iu reading.

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