Weir City Citizen du lieu suivant : Weir, Kansas • 4

Min TUESDAY, OCT. 10, 1893. ADVERTISING RATES: -Locals, sc per Citn Citizen. line. Display advs.

50 cents an inch per calendar month. Special discount for Large space and time contracts. LOCAL INTELLIGENCE. The wise old owl while flying by, On all he sees keeps an open eye daylight's glare or night's dark hues His eyes are open for all the news ITEMLETS. Register.

REGISTER! Miss Laura, Goble went to Pittsburg today, Mrs. J. R. Burnett was in Pittsbhrg last Friday. The Journal is edited by home talent, This is official.

Mrs. Morgan and her entire force spent Sunday in the Smoky City. Take Peterman is very ill with billiovs fever at the WeirC ity Hotel. Miss Jessie Larimer left last Thursday, for a short visit in Fort Scott. M.

F. Compton went to Galena on Sunday morning's Memphis train. M. J. Faherty goes to Topeka to-night in the interest of the O.

0. Miss Jessie Larimer has returned from Fort Scott after a pleasant visit. W. D. Harney, of Columbus registered at the Weir City Hotel yesterday.

We want good correspondents at all the different postolices in the county, The display of fine fruits in Swinney's window makes one's mouth water. 'The dust is flying again, and another rain is needed. Later: It is here. The Pythian Sisters are going to give an entertainment in the near future. H.

Durkee, of Kansas City, was reg" istered at the Weir City Hotel The editor spent Sunday in Columbus, returning by way of Sherwin and Chero- kee. 'The "Neighbors" all say they were royally entertained at the Log Rolling at Oswego. We was the young man who got left and had to walk home from Gherokee Sunday night? D. D. Morgan became a permanent resident of Weir on the 5th of October just In time to vote.

There was a large attendance at the Young People's Meeting at the Baptist church Monday night, Weir City one of the best towns in Kansas--perhaps, however it might read better to omit the tone," Jim Grant was out to Cherokee Sunday evening filling the air with music and making the village dogs bark, Twelve tickets for the World's Fair last Saturday night is not a bad showing for Weir City and the Memphis route. 'The Pythian Sisters are making arrangments to give an entertainment nt the Opera house about the 21st of this month. Miss Allie Barrier of (Eureka Kans, and Miss Jennie Delapp of Macune, have been visiting Miss Emma Gonrad, the last few davs. S. Newman returned from the strip this week.

He secured 0 good quarter section and will locate there in the near future, Mr. Histed will keep bachelor's hall for a thine in his shop as his family are going to Salina Kansas on a. visit ofan indefinite period. Dr. I.

E. Stryker and wife started last Friday night for the world's fair where they will spend a week or two taking in tne sights. Mr. and Mrs. E.

Goes, Mr, and Mrs. M. Granite, and Dr. and Mrs. I.

E. Stryker left Sunday to take in the sights at Chicago. Abe Steinberger, editor of the Pittsburg World was a caller at our office Monday afternoon. Come again Abe we are alway's glad to see you. We have an amateur mind reader in our city who frequently practices after Jack, He is not yet able to rival Prof, Johnston, but is progressing, The "Memphis" sold sixty eight tickets to Oswego Friday.

The Annual Log Rolling of the Modern Woodmen was the attraction. The next meeting will be at Coffeyville. 'The entertainment soon to be given for the benefit of the Pythian Sisters should have and no doubt will, receive, a Liberal support from our people, The good people of Weir City are famous for their liberality to home talent. There was a free for all, go VOL as please light at Fletcher's corner, Thursday afternoon. Several black eyes and bloody noses and some badly torn "closes" were the results.

It will. probably add thirty or forty dollars to the city's finances. The CITIZEN man is guilty of murdering the biggest rattlesnake that has killed in this section. He is a temperance man and don't drink, but that snake looked awful big. It took several cornstalks and some lively work to conquer it too.

His hair fairly riz as the fight waged. G. Rogers, of Fort Scott visited several days last week with his niece Mra. H. J.

Larimer. Mr. Rogers is one of the old and solid citizens of the Solid Gity. If both of them live, Mr. Rogers and his estimable wife expect to celebrate their fiftieth wedding anniversary in May next, thus rounding out a half century of wedded life, If you don't register you can't vote.

Pittsburg, Sunday, October 8th at the residence of the brides father, G. T. Gross, Mr. Geo. King to Miss Laura Gross, To CHURCHES AND -It is impossible at present for uS to carry a standing directory, but the CITIZEN will gladly give place to all annonucements of meetings that the people bring in time for insertion.

M. Grandle, dentist. Office over Keith Perry's store, Weir City Kansas. reg PETTY colored boy stole a pair of shoes from Morgan's shoe store lastsevening and took them to the rear of a private residence and hid them. Soon after he was apprehended by Marshal Hatton, and confessed his guilt and went, and showed where the shoes were hidden.

He was to be tried this morning. the choicest cigars, aud confectlonery call at Swinney's restaurant. typhoid fever, October 6th, Abe Barnard, aged 23 years. -Friday night, October 6th, of typhoid fever, Nettie, daughter of Mr. and 1 Mrs.

Henry Dreher. team of horses and harness for sale cheap. Apply at the CITIZEN office or 10 John McKillop. REGISTER! to Ed Young's Bakery for nice, fresh bread. Boots or no Boots.

EXCITING -A rather exciting runaway occurred last night on West Main street. Ernest Smithing. was loading some boxes on the de livery wagon at O. W. Smith's furniture store.

After loading the boxes Ernest took the horse by the bridle to lead it across the sidewalk and in going over the walk one of the boxes was jolted off, which frightened the animal. which is only four years old and a little timid, and it jumped suddenly, throwing Mr. Smith in the ditch. To save himself from being trampled Ernest had to let go of the horse and it tore east on Main street at a furious gait. Near the corner by the the London clothing store the rig collided with a buggy and turned south and ran into another buggy, in which was 2.

lady and a little child, which stopped it. No great damage was done to either vehicle except to demolish the wood work considerably. The lady jumped out of the buggy and was hurt somewhat, but the child remained in the buggy and was uninjured. Don't forget to Register. fresh bread cakes and pies, got Ed Young's.

Boots or no boots. good subscription list here as the World is a bright newsy daily and though Weir cannot support a daily of its own just yet, it needs a daily news report which can thus be supplied with good advantage. Histed the Gunsmith, is selling the Victor Safes manufactured at Cincinnati, Ohio, cheap, See him and buy one now at reduced rates. We hope "Stine" will receive a A. H.

Grant, of Kansas City, a brother of Mrs. Jackman, of Weir City, was in the city Friday and Saturday on business. Roberts carry a fine line of canned goods. J. Pierson and J.

B. Brawn, officers of the Inter State Mortgage and Trust Co. of Parsons, were visiting in this city Sunday. to Morrison and Roberts for your fresh bread cakes and pies. I'wo colored hucksters were brought before His Honor, Judge Reynolds for not procuring buckster's licenses last Saturday.

Roberts carry a fine line of canned fruits und lunch goods at all times. Send the CITIZEN to your friends, Register? REGISTER REGISTER Ed McLean visited Parsons fast Friday. Mrs. D. J.

Hargin quite sick with fever. I. Marks visited his old home in Oswego, last Friday, Clarence Atkinson, of Columbus, spent Sunday in the city. James Dennis made a business trip to Leavenworth Sunday. A number of colored people came in on the "Memphis" Sunday eve.

Wm. Hamilton and Mr. and Mrs. Bob Crowe have returned from Chicago. F.

H. Martin visited the big city at the Kaws mouth Friday and urday. Mr. and Mrs. Granite left Satur-4 day for Chicago intending to take in the Fair.

F. M. Dyer has resigned his position with the H. Durkee, Coal Company. Mrs.

Emma Weir returned Saturday from a two week's visit to the White City and Chicago. John Rhodda has been down the past week with malarial fever but is convalescent. John H. Hamilton and family, of Sunday with friends in this. city.

Robert Hogg has moved into Geo. Bollinger's house on E. street south part of town. The CITIZEN will be found on sale. in Columbus at G.

D. Shepard's Stationery store, John Kimmous of Galena, is visiting with his sister Mrs. James Varco of this city. J. Dennehey has coal interests near Pittsburg and has moved to that city.

Miss Emma Wilson has returned from Oklahoma where she has been spending the summer. Mrs. Chas. McCoy left here Monday for Webb City where she intends making her future home, Mrs. R.

Bennett and daughter, and Mrs. J. Morgan left Sunday for a visit near Jacksonville, Illinois. Geo. H.

Merriam and wife and Mrs. F. B. Jackman attended the Priests of Pallas Parade Thursday at K. 0.

"Bush" Evans left Saturday for Kansas City and will probably visit the World's Fair before returning. The Adams express company put on a free express delivery in the business portion of the city this morn- The Joly Twelve Dancing Club will give a Masquerade Ball at Baker's Hall on Monday evening October 23rd. Mrs. C. M.

Boswell will leave for Omaha, Nebraska, to-morrow night where she will visit friends for a couple of weeks. Thad Hargiss has commenced the erection of a neat residence on south street and will move back to town as soon as it is finished. The Pittsburg Daily World has established a branch ageney at Weir, with Mrs. Goodspeed in charge as agent and correspondent. We welcome Mrs.

Goodspeed to the ranks of the quill pushers. one wishing to buy some lots very cheap and on easy payments call on D.W Davis ut Hotel Barber Shop. While driving south of town Saturday, Mrs. B. W.

Growe's horse fell breaking a shaft and ran away breaking the buggy and harness. Mrs. Crowe jumped out of the buggy and saved herself from injury. your tobacco, and cigars Morrison Roberts, the Blue Front Bakery is the place to go for your fresh bread. cakes and pies, a full line of sewing machine needles call at Sid, Gould's, the work at living sity for you to work and the lated at home, Weir City artist does fine prices.

There is no necesgo to other places for good money will thus be Register! RESULT OF A SUNDAY HUNT. ---Satu. rdsy afternoon Reed Stryker, Dean Allison and John Connors were hunting near Beulah, and while driving along the road in a wagon came up to a flock of, quail. Connors got out of the wagon with a double barrel shot gun to take a shot at. them.

He emptied one barrel and upon returning to the wagon put his gun in at the rear end. In doing 80 the hammer caught on the end gate and the loaded barrel was discharged, the charge taking effect in one thigh. He was taken to Beulah, the wound was examined, and it was discovered that only a flesh wound was the REGISTER! REGISTER! I 'NEIGHBORHOOD ITEMS Columbus Callings. County Spat Correspondence, Mrs. Ben Weir returned Thursday from the World's Fair Squire M.islead was in the City Tuesday.

Weir was in the City Friday. Clarence Aitchison and wife were among the many who went to Kansas City on Tuesday. It is said that every effort Is being made by the firm of Ritter Doubleday to reopen their bank. Mr. Meyers 8 well known citizen of Columbus fell from a pile of bailed hay while attempting to place a bail on top of the others.

In doing so he slipped, fell back and broke his neck. He died instantly. Mrs. Jennie Willis, wife of R. M.

Willis of this city. died Saturday Oct. 7th after a continued illness of several months. She leaves a husband and two children to mourn her loss. Mrs.

Dr. Shackle spent several days in Kansas City last week. Judge Perry of Cherokee was in the city Saturday. W. L.

Carr wife of Wefr City drove down Saturday afternoon. Our young ladies are making preparations for a carnival to be given at the Opera house November 8th. W. M. Pye and wife accompanied by Mr.

Ed Pierson of Joplin. came down Sunday to attend the funeral services of Mrs. R. M. Willis.

The Annual Log Rolling of the M. W. A. was held at Oswego, Kansas, October 6th. Our Band, Lodge, and quite a number of our citizens attended.

All report a good BLAS. COURT HOUSE ITEMS. Marriage licenses issued for the month of September: Wright Shaw to Rhoda Meyers. Ora M. Byrd to Rosa A Felty.

Edward W. Dansingbury to Lena P. Van Horn. William Nelson to Larina Bazin. Daniel McPherson to Alwilda Smith.

Louis W. Schriner to Mary M. Faror. Nathan Harvey Lena Oliver M. Youse to Minnie, Pinnick, James Barnett to Emily McKlire.

John Adams to Ida Mays. John E. Warstler to Laura Headley. Robert Glasgan to Lizzie Morgan. Andrew Wood to Lorely Crockett.

John Ruber to Sophia Braner. Antan Marguriter to Mary Yought. Patrick Hunt to Ellen McCormick. Willie C. Shafer Darden.

M. Woods to Emma Ed M. Davis to Hattie tantene Bowers. John L. Ruffner to Laura B.

Rush. Murray K. Conklin to Maud Hudson. in every style at Swinney's restaurant. Also the finest ice cream in the city.

A full line of canned goods, What Our Fxchauges say. The Weir City CITIZEN is the latest candidate for patronage at that The CITIZEN is not a thing of beauty, but we wish it success all the same. It is Republican in politics. -Baxter Springs News. Vol.

1, No. Of the WEIR CITY CITIZEN reached our table last week. It is a neat 6 colu nn folio, filled with the cream of the local news. The editor. Geo.

W. Hammond, has been in the news, paper harness before and will, no make the CITIZEN a success. Last week he give the Tribune a slap under the max and the Journal a punch in the region of the fifth rib. We expect blood in the second -Scammon Globe Miner. We have received the first copy of the Weir City CITIZEN.

Geo. W. Hammond formerly of the Minden ITIMIZER is editor and manager. We wish the CITIZEN long life and prosperity. -Fort Scott Dispatch.

We are in receipt of Vol. No. of the Weir City CITIZEN, published by Geo W. Hammond, formerly of the Minden ITEMIZER. The Sun wishes Bro.

Hammond success in his new field of labor. Blue Moand Sun The Weir City CITIZEN, Vol. No made its appearance on our table this week, with G. W. Hammond as editor.

It is a neat, well printed paper, Republican in Sentinel. The initial number of the Weir City CITIZEN, Geo. W. Hammond, formerly of the Minden ITEMIZER, editor and man- I ager, finds its way to our desk this week The CITIZEN starts out with a liberal patronage, has a good field and we wish it success. -Fulton Independent.

We are in recelpt of the Weir City CITIZEN, With George W. Hammond, 2.5 editor and manager. The CITIZEN is advocate of Republicanism and is to fill a long felt want at Weir-that of Re good newsy local paper. The first number came this week, It is neatly printed and filled with a good amount of interesting reading. We wish the CITIZEN and it's publisher success in every particular Columbus Advocate.

The Weir City CITIZEN, Vol. No. came to our office to-day. It is published by the Weir City Printing company, with Geo. W.

Hammond as editor, it is Republican in politics, but reserves the right to criticise the actions of its party.Modern Light. Geo. (W. Hammond, Mound City printer of several years ago, is now editor and manager of the Wer City a new paper. The CITIZEN is both neat and The Minden ITEMIZER, which has been.

in a state of suspended animation for several months, has been resuscitated by Its publisher, Geo. W. Hammond, as the CITIZEN at Weir City, Kansas Lamar Missouri. Vol. I.

No. I. of the Weir City CiTIZEN is; before 116, The CITIZEN 18 a 4, six Good Luck ALWAYS FOLLOWS ROVERTISING It is a fact attested to by Merchant, who has. amassed TUNE IN TRADE. that the and Key to his Judicious, as P.

T. BARNUM, Said that without the aid of Printer's Ink he never would been known outside of the little State of Connecticut. vertising had made his name a household word in the of Kings and in the mud- huts the Palaces of Barbarous Hotter tots, DVI ADVERTISING Will Bring Prosperity To your door while the stock of your timid competitor who caunot afford to advertise is being Closed out by the Sheriff. THE CITIZEN Offers Superior advantages to those who de. sire to reach the Best Buyers.

We have over 400 Wage Earners Besides the large lists of subscribers who are regular readers of the paper all over this county and in two others as well. Everybody Reads the Citizen. It Prints the News. That's why it's the Best Advertising Medium. CAL column folio, inside patent, neatly printed sheet, just started at that city with Geo.

W. Hammond, formerly of the Minden ITEMIXER, editor anb manager. We wish the CITIZEN much Enterprise. Racket is the place to come for bargains in notions of all kinds. Stationery supplies, jewelry, ribbon, laces, hosiery and gents furnishings.

Have you ever tried this amusing experiment: Pull a hair from your sister's head (or some other fellow's sister) hold one end between your thumb and finger, and to the other end fasten a goid ring. Then let the ring be lowered into a common glass half filled with water. The ring will sway back and forth until it has struck the sides of the glass as many times as the owner of the hair is years old, and then abruptly Exchange. See the World's Fair for Fifteen Cents. Upon receipt of your address and fifteen cents in postage stamps we will mail you prepaid our Souvenir Portfolio of the World's Columbian Exposition, the regular price is fifty cents, but as we want you to have one, we make the price nominal.

You will find a work of art and thing to be prized. it contains full page view of the great buildings, with descriptions of same, and is executed in highest style of art. If not satisfied with it, after you get it, we will refund the stamps and let you keep the book. Address E. BUCKLEN Chicago, Ill.

Grand Musical and Dahoing Carnival. The members of the Weir City Temple of Pythian Sisters will present on October 20th and 21st all entertainment entitled a Musicali and dancing Carnival. The entertainment will be very beautiful in scenid effect and will require about fifty porsons on the stage in its sontation. The costumes are gor-1 I geous in their beauty and the splendor of the dances and evolutions will present a veritable vision of fairy; land. The proceeds will be devoted to the Temple fund of the Pythian Sistore.

"John McKillon has a good mandolin he will sell cheap. Callat the store. Bucklen's Arnica Salve. is the best salve in the world for cuts bruses, sores. ulsers, salt rheum, fever sores, fetter, chapped hands, chilblains corns and all skin eruptions, and posis tively cures piles, or no pay required.

It guaranteed to give give perfect satis-1 faction or money refunded. Price 25.0t. per box. For sale by Stryker Bros. W.

I. CAVANAGH. Painter, Glazier, and Paper Manger. WEIR CITY KANSAS! Paper a Specialty, FRANK VARCO. News Emporium.

All the Kansas City and St. dailies and a full line of the popular weekly and monthly periodicals, The finest line of cigars, tobacco. tions and stationery in citv. Patronize Varc o's Shot D. W.

KING, M. D. WEIR CITY, Kansas OFFICE--Martin's Drug Store, ROOM 9 WEIR CITY HOTEL. MISSOURI PACIFIC PAW The Mo. Pac.

Ry The only direct route for all poine East and West Through trains Sr. LOUIS, KANSAS CITY. TOPEKA, WICHITA And PUEBLO. by using this route tor the avoid 5 hours lay over at Sedalia. our time card in another column of I paper.

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See our agent about it, and arrange with him for chair car and through sleeping car accommodations, J. E. Lock Gen. Pass. Kansas.

City, Mo. 0. M. BoswELL, Agt, Weir City,.