The Clyde Argus from Clyde, Kansas • 1

6 NO. 30. WHOLE NO. CLYDE, KANSAS, THURSDAY, OCTOBER 1, 1885. 17 1 frKE88 ESTABLISHED, 1883.

I J-Li. Q. MAIL ESTABLISHED, 1884. Republicans, vote the straight ticket. CONCORDIA NEWS, THE CLYDL UAIL.

Goldsmith Maid the famous trotter is dead. By Felix Holt. Many of the Concordlans went to the Soldiers reunion at Topeka, Tuesday. A. S.

Green and L. M. Cline, EdltMi ami rrepristors. Murders In Kansas are becoming more frequent than cyclones. A great many new faces are to be seen Bundaj School Convention.

The convention opened in the M. E. Church Friday, Sept. the 25th, at 9 :30 a. m.

with Rev. Nasmlth in the chair. After a good prayer meeting the exercises were opened by C. P. Chesebro, giving a subject that interested every one present and several spoke upon" it, noticeably Rev.

Baker. The debate upon the advisability of keeping a country Sunday school open during the winter seemed to be a onesided affair although J. R. Means refused on our streets. Concordia now claims I UBLISHED EVERY THURSDAY.

about 4,000 inhabitants. Kepubllcan Ticket. Treasurer, D. STACKHOUSE. Clerk, HOUSTON Sheriff; E.

MARSHALL. Register of Deeds, WM. C. WHIPP. Surveyor, S.

DORAN. Coroner, DR. ELSE. Colorado has a chicken with a head at each end and no tail at all. The Preebyierian choir and congrega tional srogfmg Is of itself most soul-Inspiring.

Oaacordla has some, yes many, excellent voices. The Kirwin Republican suspended publication last week. The editors will practice law. SUBSCRIPTION KATES: Subscriptions taken Invariably adraaoe at the following rates Ori3 V- 11.50 Bis 1. 79 Mrs.

Mary E. Til ford of Denver, lectured Three Month 60 to take the negative of the question he gave an excellent talk. Mr. Beaver spoke for the first time before us and we are glad ram on temperance Monday evening at the War 'between railroads in this country are about as numerous as rumors of war in the old country. Presbyterian church.

She is witty, smart and entertaining. Locals 5 eenU par Uae, All locals wfll ran until ordered ont, and be charged at cents per Una Insertion. OoUeetiona on advertisement do monthly; locals pth week. to learn he is expecting to take a college course. The first discussion in the afternoon The Rev.

H. Bushnell had for his sub-ect Sabbath morning, "The bible and its Display advertisements made known on applica Democrat Ticket, was the relation of parental instruction to The Clay Center Argus is undoubtdly the neat, cleanest looking publication printed, in this part of the state. And we are here jroith the largest! best arid lianusSiiiest and firm foundation." A large and appreciative audience We h-va in coBoacttoa with the nrwnpaper a No. I Jb Omcc. Plain od fancy printing done wtth neatnew and dixpatt'h.

J3uarantce good work or refund money. Give ns a call. Gbszh Ci-nnt, Ed's Prop's. the Sunday school. Mrs.

Bown in her opening words shewed deep feeling upon the subject. At the convention of the Labor party most economically operated line of ast Saturday, they indorsed G. H. Palmer Those who heard Mr. Peters' paper read Mrs.

Faftuy Rastall was re-elected president of the State W. C. T. U. at their recent meeting at Topeka.

THE NUTTING TRACEDY. Daniel Nutting, who resides three miles southwest of Ames, died very suddenly at 5 o'clock on Sunday September 18, 1835. Mr. Nutting was about 65 years old and engaged in farming as he had a good farm of his own. He was taken violently ill immediately after eating breakfast of the day he died.

Dr. P. C. Bourgeois was sent for and done everything la his power for the doomed man, but human skill proved of no avail. The dead man was burled one mile south of the Bosworth farm.

The suddenness of the deceased's sickness and death aroused public suspicion that there mitrht have been foul play, and accordingly it was determined to exhume the body and hold a post mortem examination upon the remains. Accordingly Dr. D. M. Else went to Antes S9d and Impaaetled Cw following Jury H.

Belguarie, J. W. Bean, T. 8. McHenry, D.

Plnney, C. L. Aldrich and A J. Stull. Hon.

Mr. B. V. Sheaf or of Concordia Was present representing the state and J. J.

MeFarian- of this place as counsel for Mrs. Anna Nutting, the dead man's wife. The post mortem was conducted by Dr. Bourgeois of Ames and Dr. T.

E. Rains of Concordia. The proper parties repaired to the cemetery where the body was disinterred and fully Identified as the deceased. Upon opening the casket the body was found in a horrible condition, the face swollen and perfectly black, the ayes bursting from their sockets, the tongue three times former size hanging from his mouth, while the face was covered with froth, and the entire body In a horrible decaying condition. The coroner, jury and physicians did their duty faithfully, and the stomach and contents were taken to Ames where the jury and coroner con-, ducted a rigid -examination -In to this mysterious death.

It Is said that Nutting and his wife were uncle and niece. JwtTTft 3 a fnsT ffwnMt on fit at Qsa. XXLLO STJXC SUE y. itoweU Go's Newsaam-r AdTeretsina- Bnnan lOSproce S-t wherw adverttmns for clerk. It is said that party will poll about' 200 votes in Concordia.

rn majr lemaloiocltUIMW XOJ Treasurer, G. B. VALAKDINGIIAM. Clerk, II. YOUNG.

Sheriff, F. W. FRASIUS, Reclstcr of Deeds, O. P. LeComte.

Coroner, J. A. McAlister. The teachers from your fair city were six months ago expected something thoroughly good as he commenced with the subject, "How to save the parents through the children." Nor were they disappointed. His words were excellent.

What a field of promise he showed work up to attend the association Satuaday. RAILROAD TIME TABLES. saon have a street railway. This will no doubt be of interest to those of our citizens who own property there. They appear to be smart, handsome and dignified.

They average pretty well say ing in the Sunday school to be. fair with the teachers of Concordia. "Let the children come to Jesus" was Mrs. John Kennedy, wife of one of the the next subject The Police Gazette of Oct. 3d contains an excellent illustration of the death of Jumbo, as he was crushed between two moving trains.

The essay prepared by Rev. Maynard, was next read quite well by Mrs. Prohibition Ticket. old settlers of Cloud county, was buried In the Catholic cemetery Monday. She was an intelligent and beloved woman.

The family and friends have our deepest sympathy. Baker. The committee appointed to prepare a Hard and Soft coal Base Heating and direct draft stoves ever shown by one firm in this city or county. We greatly desire our friends to CAIiL EARLY and make their selection of a stove, while our line is unbroken. Our variety embraces everything known to meet the demands of our trade.

We anticipate a large trade, are ready for it and intend to create a demand for GOOD goods at fair prices. Our specialties are the "Westminster" and "Garland" hard coal and "Boaz" soft coal Base Heating Union services were held at the Baptist James Pusey, the absconding penitentiary clerk, gets eight years confinement to that institution. The way of the transgressor is hard. constitution reported through their chairman, J. VanHalteran.

In accordance with it a permanent secretary was elected church Sunday evening, under the auspices of the W. C. T.U. Mrs. J.

A. Bull presided in a dignified and graceful manner in the person of Mrs. Baker and for treasurer J. R. Means was chosen.

First subject in the evening was Would it be advisable to have a union It is claimed that Wirt Walton of the Clay Center Dispatch owns one of the fastest teams in the state. He calls one Plumb and the other Ingalls. over the meeting. Miss Taylor and Chas. Shearer read extracts from writings of able minds upon the effect of alcohol on the human system.

Rev. Bushnell spoke of Treasurer, A. MOFFAT. Clerk, G. H.

PALMER. Register of Deeds, W. M. McKINSTEK. Sheriff, E.

MARSHALL Surveyor, W. A. DENNIS. Coroner, Dr. LAUGIILIN.

Commissioner, II. C. McCOY. CNIOS PACIFIC. Express going east 10:45 a Accommodation going east 5 WEST.

Express arrives 5:55 pm Ace mmodation arrives 12:35 W. If. McCoy, Agent. MISSOURI PACIFIC Mail and Express, going east. .10:18 a Stock.

Express, going east 8:40 Local Freight, going east 1:29 in west. Mail and 7:32 Freight Express 10 a Local Freight 8 -05 am A. II. IIarvet, Agent J. J.

MeFarian, A ttors ey-at-law. Wasnington street teachers meeting for the Sunday schools of Elk township Was answered in the affirmative by L. J. Loveland, Bro. Boggs the progress of temperance since the days of Washington.

The meeting we think and many others. Sunday's Capital contained twelve pages of interesting reading matter, 7-columns to the pace. Major Hudson seems to be taking the lead in Kansas as a newspaper man of enterprise and ability. "Sunday school reminescences" by Rev. Gaylord proved, as was expected, a very interesting feature.

Read Blumberg's ten commandments this week. We think yon will profit by it. was timely and tof good effect We are pleased to see our grand and able women going forward in the good and noble work of temperance. "The man who seeks one thing in life and The closing address on "Christian Man liness" by H. S.

Tageart was liked so stoves. When Glick was Governor of Kansas he seemed to think the coal at the penitentiary was a private concern. Wonder what he will do now as winter is coming well that by a rising vote a large number expressed their desire to see it in print so but one May hope to achieve it before life be done. Base ball playing will soon be over for tills season but it will open up early next spring. Mr.

Buckles, living in the vicinity of Ames, lost his large stallion, valued at $1,000, last week, with colic. In the cheaper grades of heaters it might be preserved. But he who seeks all things wherever he we are well stocked. on and he will need that useful article and no pussy (Pusey) to get It for him. goes Only reaps from the hopes which around him he sows.

NOTES IN GENERAL ON THE CON We are the leaders in Cook A harvest of barren regrets." SI rs. Parsons, living three miles from VENTI0N. A good attendance through the day Mri and Mrs. J. E.

Strout made this office a pleasant call on last Thursday Xcnia, Ohio, missed her little four-year- Stoves and the superior qualities and evening. old daughter last Saturday the 26th. and watched us run off the papers. DON'T BE A "DE AD-BEAT." of the "Acorn" line of Cooks and Prof. J.

C. Moffatt made the "Question Upon making search for her, she found Two-wheeled dog-carts are becoming, the child's dead body ljeneath a bull dog Concordia, Sept 29, 1885. Box" one of the most interesting features of the convention. Ranges warrants us in the claim. which had killed it and was eating its fashionable in this place.

Clyde Is gradually assuming metropolitan airs. To the Editors of the Mail: flesh. The brute had to be killed before Every Sunday school in the township There never was a time it seems to me the body could be recovered. was represented and three out side of this town. Mrs.

F. D. Baker was appointed' when there were so many men out of employment as there are now. Many are 6. H.

RUSHMORE SON. superintendent of the M. E. Sunday school last Sunday, H. 8.

Taggart resigning. All seemed at home fact one Meth Thk editor that tries -to delude his out of employment because the times are close and money scarce. But most of odist brother was too much so, as the chair readers into the belief that he is a "Re man had to call him to order. publican Prohibitionist," is not worthy A large crowd including the militia, There was not a question but what was of the respect of the community. Any these fail to be employed because they do not find that kind of employment which suits their peculiar taste.

They are look a if una XL llyof, Kansas, special attention to Collections. Office in Lontin's Imildin. up-etairs. W. Hilton, ttorxey-avw.

Special attention gives to Ral Estate, litigation and collections. Office: over Chicago house. J. O. Thompson, Physician surgeon, Clyde, Kansas.

All calls answered promptly. ProfGS3ional Card. A. JEAXNOTTE, M.B. M.

L. I. M. D. a graduate of Laval's University, fjuebec, of Medical and Surgical College, Montreal, Lower Canada.

Offers his services to the cjtiens of Clyde, by day or nigta- Residence at Mr. L. J. Loveland's on" Washington street. 15 Office over bank.

Painless extraction liy us ef Nitrous Oxide Gas. All work guaranteed. P. C. Bourgeois, M.

D. French doctor. Late of New Brans-wick, has opened an office at Ames, Kansas. Prof. J.

M. Loveland, yyEACiiER op music. Clyde, Kansas. MaMen Bros. G.

A. R-, Ladies Relief Corps and private citizens started to the reunion at Topeka actively discussed and the interest held one with an average amount of brains knows that there is no such thing as a up to the last Monday. ing out for a soft thing or something they President Palmer expressed in strong '0 M. A. Jones has sold his restaurant and Prohibition Republican or a Prohibition Democrat that Prohibition means third terms his surprise in finding the large can do without soiling their hands.

Employment at which they can wear good clothes without being rediculous, and the bakery to Harry Harris who has taken attendance and the interest in general. part' and a third party man cannot be possession and is ready to make his cus Many strangers were in attendance one a Democrat or Republican. If an editor ONE-PRICE CLOTHING HOUSE tomers happy. result of this is to use" a slang and modern term they are dead-beating their man came irom 14 nines south; itev. was to try to make the public believe Matterson from the north, Mr.

Geo. Pal- that he was a Republican Democrat or a way as they go along. Concordia is full nier, president of the Sunday school for Democratic Republican, he would be set of these kind of characters. You meet the two counties; and others. down at once as a fraud and a fool.

A L. R. Bishop's trade has increased to such an extent as to make tt necessary to build a flour room in additon to his large store room. them all the waile and on every corner. It's a fact that speaks well for Clyde man canuot be on both sides of the that her Sunday school conventions are fence at once neither can a man be a more largely attended than meetings of straight-out honest Republican and be a THE OIsTHiir They cone before you in the garb of some profession or calling.

They are found in the legal, in the medical as well as in the clerical profession. There never was a time when there was so great demand for Prohibitionist at the same time. this kind in any other town of the county, the district convention did not equal it. The next convention will probably be THE BELLEVILLE MURDER. lawyers, doctors, speakers and preachers as now.

but the demand is for good ones. held six months hence in the Baptist The killing of Kennedy by Hensey at church. Not dead-beats. Woe be to the society Belleville has assumed a new phase. It seems from what the sheriff of Butler The "kid nine" went down to Clifton last Saturday and claim that the Clifton nine imported some St.

Louis chaps, and therefore done them up. H. SfTaggart's address at the Sunday school convention last Friday night entitled "Christian Manliness" was a very able and suggestive production. W. N.

Woodward is fixing up his store in good shape. He has cut a door through the side opening en Green street and has put in an elevator in the rear part of his store. A COWARDLY ASSAULT. that has one of these in It! It is doomed to have frequent disturbances, if it is the church that is infested with this dead- county, Kansas, has to say that after all Headquarters for On last Monday night September 28th all between the hours of twelve and one kinds of Meats, the man killed at Belleville may be the identical Hensey who killed the constable in Eldorado, and instead of a murder this o'clock, some party or parties unknown made an assault on H. S.

Taggart's dwell may only be retributive jusitice in speedy ing house located on the corner of Bor beat, and you frequently find it so because a better chance is offered him to practice his profession, every good member, is destined to have their faith shaken and their confidence betrayed. Those betrayed, too, will often remain silent so the enemies of the church will have no chance form. First reports are likely to bo exag ton and Campbell Avenues. The shutters Hides and Tallow gerated and overdone and it often requires time to get at the facts in what to the on the north side of the house being open Bought and Sold. Suits, single pants and vests, hats and caps, and the largest public may be a plain case at first sight The following from the Topeka Capital that was the side upon which the attack was made.

The inmates were awakened by a brick thrown through a window, to scoff and devide. We believe this is WehaYe a new type-setter in this office, a young lady just sweet sixteen. There, now, keep back young men, don't all of you bring in your pay localB and ads at once. of a recent date is suggestive to a wide wrong. Expose the fraud.

The church line of Overcoats in town. Also a full line of Gent's Furnishing Goods. has stood these exposures for ages and will extent: Give us cl call. PLYDE, (127-tf) KANSAS. crossing the hall and finaly crashing through the glass door of their bedroom, continue to stand them.

Now young THE KENNEDY MURDER. scattering the broken glass In every The sheriff of Butler county was in the city yesterday, on his return from Silver direction. Into another window chunks of coal were thrown across the bath-room Lake, where he nau gone, expecting to man if you do not want to be this kind of a person, and yet in reality are, look about you, see what your chances are, take in the situation, count the cost and if yon cant find out what suits you, work for see the body of HaUence Kennedy (son or Eph Kennedy) who was shot on Monday Celebrated Horse Compounds. Bold by the and kitchen, making a distance of 26 feet and scattering the coal all over the different floors. The outside of the house was at Belleville, Republic county, an account your board rather than do nothing and eat of which was given in yesterday mora.

H. HBIMANN, The Clothier Banner Drug Store, only. the earnings of some one else it may be lug's Capital. The sheriff tells his story in this way also battered to some extent Upon being aroused Mr. Taggart sprang up and struck a light, but by the time he got to the S.

M. Kaksqpher. Clyde 79-350 Hensey killed a constable in July, near who is less able to toil than you. It may be. you have higher aspirations than the At this writing the coroner's Jury in the Nutting tragedy have closed their labors.

It is understood they brought in a sealed verdict which will not be made known for several days. The horses attached to the 'bus were frightened by a dog snapping at their heels and ran away on last Saturday during the base bU game, but were stopped before any damage was none. Dr. Laughlin's property oa Bridge street has recenty been enclosed with a new fence making quite an Improvement. The Dr.

has also had a aew addition built on his house on the west end. Eldorado. Every effort was made to find door everything was quiet and no one was him, but without avail; and finally the hod-carrier or the coal-digger, but would BOOT AND SHOE HOUSE. sheriff went to a young lady whose com in sight you not rather come up from the coal 1. 1.

GROFF, Mr. Taggart Is an Influential business pany Hensey was keping, and made her promise that she would turn over any mine with a pocket full of hard and man and has lived here a number of honest earned money Into the lecture Contractor and Builder. letters that she received from Hensey; one came saying that he was at Belleville, -DEALER IN ALL KINDS OF- field than from a shameful failure from years, tfreat indignation is leu among and telling her to address her letters to our citizens at such a disgraceful dis the lecture field or the editorial staff to some manual labor at last, for such you Ballence Kennedy. The sheriff telegraph turbance. The city officials have offered ed this to Belleville and the result- was All kinds of work done with and dispatch.

Estimates Made. a reward of $50.00 for the apprehension will do unless you intend to lead the life of the marauders. published yesterday. The body was at once taken by Kennedy's folks to Silver Lake and buried within half an hour. of a dead-beat from first to last and have your end close in failure.

Oh, be some The sheriff thinks that Hensey and Ken CLOUD COUNTY 8TATESMEN. It takes six men to transact the enormous business of the First National Bank which was established here about two years ago by Hon. W. P. Rice of Maine.

thing! Get control as far as your part nedy were one and tne same, ana wan tea lies of yenr own situation; master cir ScrU Sawing a SneciaMy. "The saloons must go." C. W. Mc to have the body exhumed, but it was found that there was no provision In law cumstances, do not let them master you; Donald. to pay such expenses.

He returned to Pluck and energy will win every time on Kansas soil. "What I dont know lsnt worth know run your own affairs, dont call on others Eldorado last night. REPAIRING A SPECIALTY. ty Manufacturer of Boots and Sh.oes. C3yBest material used.

Satisfaction guaranteed. The undersigned has added an engine, saw 3, to his shop, and is now prepared to do Scroll Sawing of all kinds, wood ing." W. C. Robb. "How smart I am." J.

B. Rape. Our city marsh all, Mr. Buoy, brought The fact that Hensey's sweetheart was asked to direct her letter to Ballence Kennedy is a very suspicious circumstance turning, fcc. to this office last Friday morning a horse- "Prohibition is good, but Republican use your friends as little as you can, and when once you must, do not under any circumstances have them lose confidence in you.

A grand field is before you. Dont be a Mead-beat" Felix Holt. money is better." H. G. McDonald.

weed that he had pulled up near the city limits, on the east aide, measuring 15 feet and calls for the keenest Investigation NAZARETH ACADE1IT "Republican from principle." A. Fine Farm For Sale. Again If there was nothing wrong why Green. should the friends of the dead man be in "Quiet and sedate as an oyster." Ferd such precipitate hurry to bury him with o- in half an hour after the remains reached "Prohibition Is my last chance." One of the finest farms In Silver Lake, Would this course be Call in and examine goods and prices, J. A.

Derae has been to Chicago and bought the largest stock of Roots and Shoes ever brought to Clyde. Call in and see them. 3. A. HDEJE2QES, (Dlydo, ISqeoco.

Tommy Owen. in length. The weed Is now oa exhibition in front of the Mail oOce. The first ball given by the Kansas National Gaurds, A on last Friday night, proved a kuecese. The large building was well filled and fee Itght fantastic was indulged la until a late hour.

The boys made a fine appearance la their new uniforms. Cloud county, vfe. the thought of ordinal ily No time for IfOiG LADIES. "We dont train with cranks." J. funeral services, no time for distant Hagaman.

Mr. C. G. Romaine, who can now be found with Joe Parkas, is becoming known by onr citizens as a firstclass workman. He has been engaged at his trade for almost a life time and what he doesnt know about it, is not hardly worth mentioning.

Mr. R. makes a specialty of trimming ladles and children's hair, and caa suit, the most fastidious. Thoae desiring aaeat, dean hair cut will do well to call onhixa. friends or even neighbors to come for IHGIUH PnOPERTY "I'm as cood as elected." F.

W. ward and look for the last time upon the Concordia, Clottp kas. Fraslna. "Democracy and reform." W. N.

Dun; nlng. Asit Advance. This institution offers every facility miles northwest of this city. It is composed of 180 acres, all Improved and fal grass and In a fine state of cultivation. There Is a fine large dwelling house with eerier, etc 1 also mrthmaaji smftlosAd mitS m.

face of the relative, friend or neighbor as the case may have been. On the other hand it looks as If Kennedy aul Hensey were really one and the same party and 2T aESIHLSOB for acquiring solid, useful and accom- 1 educatioq. inea plishc fine pkket fence; large barn and CTiad- his relatives knowing this fad harried him under couad avoid tS beixj rec List of letters remaining aaeallad tar ha the postoCce at Clyde, Csasaa, fat month ending Sept. tSih, 1CC5: Ea Allen, Ed. Ford, Frederic Dawsaa Annie ITockforA, CarA H.

Seats, (Sara Tows-, Hi Ciaw.tt Cry, Cacry iklxd, Cartes CiiV au rb ttkj -a -DEALER IN, A aaaiautaa yoaaj lady dropped her ThM Iff acres of ta timber oat tL! "tr.i fcr it asd arC2rar cl.Ca Eos Ctz.MltSminr 1 'exarch-: last Z'zZ. Crrtt ccr.ia tzA carter Board and tuition ineludinjp French csd Oerman, par quarter, payable in Zlarubo Or- -At m'" aa---- 4, z'zr Irtrj t'-zzzi.