The Kanopolis Kansan from Kanopolis, Kansas • 3

v. THE KANOPOLIS KANSAN. The Jennings will have a carload of Colorado potatoes in soon. We are now prepared to do a general banking business. All parties wishing loans or making deposits will find it to their interest to call on us.

Chas. F. Kaffer Co. L1 Underwear at Kalfer's. goods at Kalfer's.

XSrlng barfc tlisit keg of staples, quick! ll irse shoes, all sizes, at C. S. Lath's. Trunks and Traveling bags at Kalfer's. Duck coats.

Vests and Ulster coats at Ka Iter's. J. II. Uptoas, of Salina, was in the city Monday. W.

Kaffer returned from Atchison Tuesday. Ts'ew tioods and new prices every day at The Jennings. Go to Kaffersl'or the best asortment of good hiogs to eat. Go to Lradshaw's to get your hair cdt in the latest style. Loots and shoes, overshoes and Rubber Good at KalTeis.

Cms. Kate Co. HaVc iu) Ixinneijse and Good Assortment of all kinds of goods in tljcii- line. We are selling lots of -4 can save you money by calling on us and examining our lines of goods. A Complete and Wei 1-Selcctcd Stock of Boots, noes, and prices Dry Kotliing Like it iia Town! Our cheap prices and the quality of goods.

1 4j Flannels, Notions, Etc. FRONT We are exclusive agents for the A fine and well-selected stock ana are doing it. 0 Co. proprietors. Grades Of: Handle Feed.

we handle all kinds of grain at groceries. Lie Overcoa ana phe Janopolis J) oiler Jills ALL 1IDMI-: PRINT. 'B'. Iv. Ciif.

IitiWor ami Manager Cilice iii kansan IMock, Corner auvl 15 street, lirst lloor. Inhered at Post of. jc at Jyaa- opolis K.mn-;, for jJininion Ijroiu'h thc-nxiils as nd-class-mal-Lvr. or Oih" Xvuv $1.00 Six Mont ri) Tlu t'o Mont lis All ad V'c i)t-s and Conmti-lieations be handed ii not later than noon. Chas.

Y. Kafi'iT BAEICERS, k'AOl'OLIS. KANSAS, Transact a GrruTal Baulvinir Business. Loan money 01: lVrsoual or Chattel Socuri Ly. Kxrlian.yv.

hundred. Collect ions receive Prompt Attention. Interest Paul on Time Deposits. AV Manager, Local Ami Otherwise. (flovoM and mittens at.

ICa tier's. .1. D. ninth was in town Thursday, (io to for nice, clean shave. Nelly IUy caps of all styles at KalTorV.

The residence oi' Andrews is completed Well buckets, rope and barb wire at C. S. Path's. T. A.

Maker, of Trivoli. was iji the city Thursday. Frank Lonr went to Oklahoma the first of the week. Call en Math when in need of anything in haulwaiv. Ainswortli.

of Lyons, was looking ove the city last Monday. Watts and Co. have a few choice lots to trade for live N'eck yokes, oubiet rees, si nglef rees. nails, at C. S.

Lath's. Carriages, robes, bird clothes ringers, at C. S. Bath's. Don't forgot to buy your paints and varnishes at Kreider Sturgis'.

Jos. and daughter, Miss Fanny, were in the city YY.lne.liy.- Prof. Sharp speaks very 1 uglily of th hoys and girls of our high school. i is always on the bottom w'uen it comes to bottom prices. irolm and Hiram Sampson Unshed plastering the Odd Fellows' hall Thursday.

N. Y. has 10,000 bushels ot corn stored. John L. Crane is shelling the of it.

Ld. Marsh, of Lllsworth, was the guest of 1. Cole-man. at the Kanopolis hotel Sunday Ifisi. J.

K. Jackson is putting down the foundation for a residence on Missouri avenv.o. on the north side. Ceo. II.

Cihsou and family left on the evening train Sunday for Loston, when' they will spend the winter. Please call around and get my prices on groceries, dry goods and boots and shoes. The Jennings. To Professor Sharp and Miss Mary Canlield is due credit for making the present school term a grand success. Jennings Las added a neat stock of Moots and Shoes in connection with his Dry Coods and Groceries.

Give li i in a call. Caswell e'e hav laid up nearly half of the brick for the first story of Mrs. Montgomery's residence on Missouri avenue. Mrs. L.

Hi ley arrived from Wilson Monday, accompanied by her sister, Miss Vade Losennan, and Jiarney smiles once more. Don't forget "The in your rounds. They have recently added dry goods to their grocery line, and are building up with the rest. It. Ligby and wife, of near Ellsworth, were in lie city Sunday last, the guests of Mrs.

11. brother, II. Lradshaw, the tonsorialist. Everything in the hardware and tinware line: also toys, picture and story lx)oks, and Christmas goods, can be had cheap, at C. S.

Lath's. Whether you trade with me or not, come and get my prices on dry goods and groceries, for they a re cheapest. The Jennings. W. F.

Kline was in the city Thursday, and informed us of 'marked improvements being made in the roads east of the city, in township. This is not original but it is true: If Jennings was with the angels, you Would pay more for your goods, So trade with him that he may stay with you. The school hoard expect to finish another room in the school building and employ another teacher. The rapidly increasing attendance makes this a necessity. W.

11. Reaves, of Orleans, is in the city, looking around with a view to locating. Mr. P. is a miller, and au old acquaintance of J.

Brown, of the firm of G. M. Xorthrnp Cov Cincinnati, Nov. 2s, Deak Siii: I' see th Kanopolis Journal has retired from the field. I never saw it speak a good Word for the town, in fact made fun of it.

I hope you arestill publishing the Kansan: if so, send me a copy. I want to subscribe. I hope your -paper will.be heart and souH'or Kanopolis. Thanks for kind words. We are still publishing the Kansan.

Kanopolis pins her faith to it. It has a stronger hold on the affections' of the people than any other paper published in the count v. Ed. 'A Reduction of 1.00. A first class ticket (limited) to St.

Louis, $13.50, via the 17. P. railroad. Poaliry Skoiv. Those who love fine fowls should attend the great show at 'Ellsworth Dec.

12 and 13, 1800. Free admission. Bring along your best birds and show them. Not a UiisveraiillNt, Irolb! y. (colored) was over at the salt shaft- last eek, when some one remarked that the miners were getting down a long way from home.

The reverend gentleman remarked that "some of 'em is gettin' pretty near home, I guess." lileetion of filt ers. Kanopolis lodge, No. 321, I. O. O.

at its meeting Saturday evening last elected the following officers for the ensuing term: W. Merrell, X. T. K. Griffith, V.

W. B. Wooley. R. A.

Feistel, II. Krieder, Treasurer. Rev. J. W.

Blundon was re-chosen Chaplain. St. Louis, Dec. 3, 1890. Ed.

Kanopolis Kansan: Dear Sir: I have just finished reading "The Landslide and Its Cause," in your paper issue of ZSTov. 29, and hasten to write this brief letter expressing my hearty concurrence in and full indorsement of all that you said on the subject. I congratulate you for saying it so well. I am proud of Kansas her voters tor the decided step she took at the last election and I believe the old party lash has forever lost its "cracker" and will never whip intelligent voters into line to vote as heretofore. give us more articles like the one above mentioned and send vour paper all over the country.

Truth will win! Who will shed tears ovr the old dead party? Ans. Those who were fed and enriched by it through fraud and lawfulC?) theft at the expense chiefly of the poor farmer, mechanic, and cheap wage earners generally. Here's my Shake. Success to the Kansan and the principles it advocates. Respectfully yours, I.

B. Julian, HOTICK I All parties indebted to Chas. F. Ivaffer Co. will please call and settle up their accounts at my office in Kanopolis All outstanding accounts must be settled in full by January 1, 1891.

Ctias. F. Kaffek, 613 Commercial Atchison, Kas. Nov, 17, 1890. For Sale one Davis or one Hoavel sewing machine for sale cheap.

Call on or address E. Bobbins Kanopolis, Kansas, or enquire at this office. These machines are warrented Subscribe for; tlie 9 Only a Year. SEE PREMIUM OFFER. Mrs.

A. Montgomery, FASHIONABLE DRESS-MAKING Also Cdttiig and Fitting. Satisfaction Shop on A street, west of the Triple Store of Chas. F. Kaffer Co.

Hotel Brunswick, M. L. Cajsvvdl, Prop-, KANSAS AAEMUK. VftPAT TC South of Kansas Buiidlus. JVAAVI ULlO.

Terms, per day. R. ERADSILW, Tonsorialist. SHAVING, SHAMPOOING, HAIRCUTTIXG And Satisfaction Guaranteed. Tomorial Parlor, A Street.

We have the largest 00DS! Blankets and Comforts. BACK Celebrated TV of Men's, Youths' and Boys and cheapest stock of a 11 You should not fail to call have in this line. LAillaUJ Al ill! CORSET Clothing. Goods Jennings has the best everyday shoes in the county for $1:50 if you want a good overcoat you can get one cheap at Kalfer's. M.

J. Ruddy, of Hutchinson, registered at the Kanopolis Monday. The best and cheapest Blankets and Comforts in the city at -Katfer's. Get a package of that iHip-jack meal at Jennings'. It is fine for quick meals.

Ed. Coleman, of Abilene, was in the city for a lew hours last Saturday evening. John W. Heisler was in the city Monday and favored this office with a pleasant call. Farmers, brisg your produce to Jennings: he will trade you dry goods or groceries for them.

G. H. Gibson and wile, of Boston' were registered at the Kanopolis hotel Saturday last. See the. new ad.

of James E. Roberts. Be is located at the old stand of G. Roberts. Give 1dm a trial.

We have just received a carload of choice northern potatoes. Chas. F. Kaffer Co. Jennings have just received eight dozen shirts, that they arc going to sell at 40 cents almost given away.

Please call and get our prices on dry goods, boots, shoes and groceries. The Jennings. We have the largest and the cheapest store in the county. Chas. F.

Kaffer Co. The Jennings are making some dandy prices on boots and shoes in order to keep from invoicing them Jan. 1,1801. Al. Best, proprietor of the Keystone hotel at Ellsworth, made our city a business visit and this office a pleasant call Monday list.

Kanopolis city script sells at par, now, for the purpose of paying taxes. The city debt is small and "growing beautifully Mince meat, Buckwheat, Honey, Maple syrup, New Orleans molasses, Saur kraut, Pickles, cabbage and fine apples at Ka Iters. All parties knowing themselves indebted to the firm of Kreider Sturgis are requested to call and settle. We must have money. I would like to count your money instead of your accounts on Jan.

1, '91. Please call and settle up. The Jenuings. All persons are hereby forbidden from hunting game on any of the lands rented by me, of the Land co. J.

J. Andrews. Having added two more lines of goods to my stock enables me to sell them on a closer margin than ever. The Jennings. Charles Roberts, of St.

Louis, son of Rev. G. Roberts, of this city, arrived here last Sunday evening on bushiest, returning Monday morning. The cheapest place in Ellsworth county to buy Hour is at the Kanopolis Flour Mill. Special prices to farmers taking 500 or more pounds.

Mill and Elevator. Messrs. Sam Peterson and Sam Duncan, of near Geneseo, were in the city Wednesday evening. TLey are shelling corn for X. W.

Page, on his ranch southeast of town. Wm, Blundon and wife, returned to their home at iSew Cambria the first of the week. They purchased a horse here to replace the one which died on their trip. We hope their future visits may be' more auspicious. We are informed that Milton Reid, whose ear was cut nearly off and his knee cap displaced by a fall from scaffolding at the salt shaft recently, is recovering nicely and with almost no scar to the ear.

Bruce Wrallace, physician and surgeon, managed the case very skillfully. II. C. Waite received a letter from Fred, stating that he was not injured as bad as reported; that he had settled with the railroad company and will be all right. The many friends of the family will rejoice to know this.

Fred is a model young man and has a host of friends here. James E. Roberts would respectfully announce to the public that he has returned to Kanopolis, with all of the traditional conditions fulfilled except the fatted calf episode, and has settled down to blacksmith work at the old stand of G. Roberts, where he will give special attention to plow sharpening, horse shoeing, etc. We received a card from Dr.

I. B. Julian last Saturday, saying that the weather was bright and warm, but that the air lacked the bracing qualities of that in Kansas. The Dr. kindly wished us a share of the good things for Thanksgiving "with no bad after effects," and sends regards to all Kanopolis.

His present address is 2Y-U Howard street, St. Louis, Mo Rubber Shoes, Boots and Sandals. Hats and Caps In the latest Fall and Winter Styles. We have in this line some ba i in Geo. M.

Northrup Make And Also In connection with the mill the elevator. Chop All Are numerous and fine. and see what we pjighest jyprket price paid por Qraiu. Groceries GEO. M.

NORTHRUP CO. The largest stock and best assortment in the county, and at prices that cannot be undersold. KcLnopoHs, Kansas. OUEENSWARE AND GLASSWARE, ICRKIDKR ielf STURGIS. arte.

A ine Assortment. Heavy Remember the place, nm mop Stoves, tinware, pumps, windmills, oils var nish, glass, plows, cultivators, listers, We Will Not 1)c Undersold by Any Firm in the Couuty Call and See Us More buying Chas. F. Kaffer ia.n.opolis, Kansas, Kanopoii' of the Qve UtiU..