The Gridley Standard from Gridley, Kansas • 3

local news. See thozi trit cuff buttons for ladies, at the Jewelry Store. i 5 1 "0 It is said that another secret or TLalirjrtst trrrlval of der is soon to be established hereH GT Pay locals or reading notices will be run until ordered oat, unless otherwise arranged. mjcI c'linred for at the rate of five cents per line each insertion. PUBLISHED KVKRY FRIDAY.

The Cronin trial in point of in We wish to call the attention of the peepb of Grid-, ley to the fact that we are FRIDAY, NOV. 1889. terest excels the great anarchists trial. H. D.

BOUTZOG, Editok Selling Furniture Away Down. Don't fail to see Fin- Clothing, Dry. Goods; Boots and Shoes In Coffey County Our stock of Dress Flannels, Henrietta Cloths end Dress Goods is superior to any in town considering the Btyle and quality. Over 500 Xewmarkets and of jiiJ sizes in the best of materials and silk njnshes displayed in the city. We mean to beat our competitors 20 per cent in every department for change or display advertise-mc- -itould be in by Monday.

1 i accounts payable at end month, except transient, which musL be paid in advance. A blue cross before your name on the wrapper or paper indicates that your subscription will expire with the next number and your name will be dropped 1 from our books unless reouested to con Entered at the postoffice at Gridley, Kansas as second class mall matter. ley's new overcoats. Just arrived from Chicago. 14 R.

R. TIME TABLE. Election tickets must be and we are ready to print tinue your subscription, xnis rule ap The lanrest stock of elothincr in A- T. S. P.

R'y. trains east: them, neatly and promptly. SuUs and Overcoats for men and plies to cash subscribers and will be strictly followed. The names of those who are not cash subscribers will remain on our books until paid up and A. BOOKER GIVEN With every purchase of $20 or over a Fine Booker will be given.

Goods shipped TO GRIDLEI FREE OF CHARGE. SWITZEB WHITE, Our stock of underwear quality to. suit the most fastidious. You will cw-tainly be convinced of all our statements if yon will favor ni with an inspection. boys ever in this market We propose to knock out all competition Prices from Si .00 unwarda.

Cam No. 203, No. 214, Uncle Fred Henley has the thanks of the editor and family Mail and Accommodation, 12.20, p. m. 3.40, p.

m. ordered discontinued. and examine and be convinced. for some nice sweet potatoes. WEST jno.

ZU7, Mail ana 3.25, p. m. I have some of the finest designs No. 213, Accommodation, 11.50, a. D.

EPPINGER, All trains will run Sunday until fur in ladies breast pins and cuff buttons ever put on the market. Jewelry Store. 15 Hest Old Tfclrd Street, near fltoaho, on. IIo. Polly Ticks.

Business is good. Next Tuesday is 'lection day. Buy your engine cbal of Bell. O. H.

Helbig returned from St. Louis Sunday. Next Monday the long-suffering Grade cards for schools neatly printed at this office 3ELU O. BELL, DEALER IN ther notice. For particulars apply to O.

S. Geo. T. Nicholson, G. P.

T. A. Topeka, Kansas. Mo. Tac.

R'y. No. 344, Ac'mU, East, 7.36, p. m. No.

343, West, 4.25, p. M. 1. Brown, Ag't. II.

C. Townsend, G. P. So T. A.

St. Louis, uncomplaining STANDARD man will pass the monthly contribution box to the generous business men of Gridley. Continuance granted. Subscribe NOW. A heavy rain set in here early yesterday morning continuing to fall all day.

Several new subscribers to The A fine rain fell in this locality Standard this week. AGRICULTURAL IMPLEMENTS, 1 uesday night. When in need of any kind of "Revenge is sweet," but not half David Roberts returned from Hay, Grain Coal, so sweet as Finley's candies. 14 'The Ohio last week. MOUND A.

wall paper, books or stationery, remember that V. King, at the Postoffice Book Store, Burlington, can supply your wants. 8 The smoker's favorite is Little Champion." Best 5 cigar on earth. cent! Gridley, "The Little- 'Champion" the Kansas. in each Meets tirs and third Saturday The invincible Independent man best 5 cent cigar on the market, also second month at 3 o'clock in.

was in town Sunday. nights each aud fourth Saturday at is "Union" made, from the best stock. 3 A fine two-story brick business house, 25x60, with cellar, for sale month. visiting members gcod Dr. Richardson reports business mUIDIlT STOB 0 BP DOS.

CiDEU. I have laid in a tull and complete line of new millinery goods, consisting of in his line improving. or trade, write. 9 Buy your lumber, lime, sand standing invited to attend. War II.

IIugiies, J-L'-COVAUT. Com. Q. M. A HEBRON LODGE No.

314, To-morrow night the republicans of Liberty will meet in Grid-iey and fix up their township ticket. In the small matter of township offices, political lines should not be so closely drawn. Most any man in the township would A C. Finley has established a 1 ne "sweet urier cigar gives plasterers' hair, building and tar paper of the F. Pratt Co.

at Gridley. 10 branch store at Madison. the user a ten cent smoke for five cents. Sold at all stores. 3 F.

and A. Gridley Kans. 1 holds stated communications on H. Bridges has a large cyclone Doors, windows, blinds and all retreat just about finished. business without adver be fully competent to fill any of kinds of building material at way the offices to be supplied.

The democrats have placed Mr. tising is like kissing a pretty girl in the dark; you mayknow what as? as? down prices for cash, at the F. E. Pratt, Co. yard, Gridley.

tio Saturday on or preceeding the full ot the moon, and two weeks thereafter of each month. W. T. Wiseman, W. M.

C. II. CUSTENBOKDER, SEC. CARDS. Gray on their ticket for clerk.

cv you are doing but nobody else A. some 01 tne candidates over in Anderson county are indulging in does. A brother to Charley Watt thsir customary mud-slinging arrived from Illinois, Tuesday. You should go to Dobie campaign. It seems that a man The nicest, newest stock of overcoats ever opened up in town is to be seen at Finley's.

JGfif" His prices will not paralyze you. 14 Manning for your fall and winter L. STOCKTON, PHYSIOIAU, to run tor omce in that county xaV XNX The union labor folks will not get even a smell next Tuesday. boots and shoes. A new stock must be literally torn to pieces to just received and prices were nev luliy satisty the opposing: nomi Gridley, -i- Kansas.

er as low before. 'To keep square up with the de nee thirst for gore. If there were I do my own fitting and trimming and will strive to please you in quality and price. When needing anything in my line, call and see me. Mrs.

Wm. Cashman, Gridley, Kansas. J. RICHARDSON, M. D.

as mean men in Coffey county as J. S. W. Bowers, carriage and sign manas 01 trace is wnat success to the merchant. Finley Will Richardson has a of the Jobian stripe on his face.

J. M. Pieratt, democratic for treasurer was in the yesterday. some of those Anderson county PRACTICING PHYSICIAN, GRIDLEY, Kan. GRIDLEY, Kan painter, and buggy primer.

All commissions neatly and promptly executed. New tops from $6.00 to $10.00. Cushions 1. Bur Will practice in Gridley and vicinity. Ullice urst door west or i-ratt omce.

is that kind of a marchant; he has just put in a good stock of holiday goods and winter attractions. Bangor Budget Damp cool weather for gathering corn this week. lington, Kansas. 13 The fastest runner on Earth Cannot run fast enough to overtake a lost opportunity, and that When L. BUMGARDNER; Blacksmith Kepair Shop.

PLOW WORK A SPECIALTY. Practical Horse Shoeing Gridley, Kansas. Bro. Fockele, of the Reporter, made this office a fraternal call Tuesday evening. Thanks are due "Billy" Hughes and Steve Pufter for favors rendered The Ed.

Morton, manufacturer of the candidates appear to be, as shown up through the papers, they would be treated to a coat of tar and feathers and run out of the county M. F. McClung and his estimar ble wife, recently of Gridley, now temporarily residing near Burlington, were in town last Saturday and Sunday the guests of Mr. and Mrs. Bell.

Their many friends here were glad to see. them. Mc. is having a good school this term, at the conclusion of which he will probably return to Gridley Grif. Williams shipped a car of is what some of you are loosing every day when you let those big bargains at Dobie Man celebrated "Little Champion" cigar, was in town yesterday.

Off OXotZslna, Hata, apa. AJ. M. C. MALLICOAT, AUCTI03STEER.

Correspondence solicited with parties contemplating sales. Twenty years experience. Satisfaction guaranteed Virgil, Kansas. Dr. Stockton is taking consider able interest in flora-culture of for he has a nice little residence ning's slip by you.

The corn crop is abundant and it will be -necessary to enlarge your crib or build new ones. Anticipating the demand for crib lumber. The F. E. Pratt Lumber Co.

at Gridley has lafd in a large stock and will sell it at a very property here, and thinks some of late. He confines his labors in that line to pot-plants exclusively. 01? 0x217 4Mno cows and hogs this week. George Fortner's sale, Wednesday, was a financial success. Ed.

Fessenden is the boss auctioneer for this corner. D. R. Herdman, the democratic nominee for commissioner for this district, was around looking after his friends this week. h.

FairllopeFaets. Mr. and Mrs. T. E.

Wharton made a trip to the Center, Sunday Uncle Jim Deakins is a rustler. He has 75 acres of corn, all husk Qaconcrc7az? Zzopt In a Call Miss Edith Smith visited with Miss Roberts, at Burlington, this low figure for cash. 10 on 120 and Qot week. Miss Roberts will return to her home in Indiana' the latter part of the week. Blue Mound nurseries made a H.

E. CROOKER. Notary ana Conveyancer. "Ali Legal Papers Drawn and acknowledged. Gridley Kansas.

Ho! What Am I I.ain ready to cry sales in all parts of the country. Rates low. Leave orders at my residence one mile south of town or at my office in town. Wm. Hughes Auctioneer, Gridley, Kansas.

L. H. Scott, republican nominee Z7J3 OiUJ SUTTU 70U grTnnj small delivery of stock here, last Saturday and the fore part of this week. Though the delivery was small, the trees gave entire satisfaction so far we have heard. The for sheriff, was in town last Friday ed and in the crib.

and Saturday. He says he is not making much of a fight for the office, but is "sure to get there" Our Sunday school was re-or Cook Irwin nurseries have an excellent reputation at home and just the same. ganized last Sunday with S. K. abroad, where known.

Jeweler Finch is having a good Flae Brick BoIKIag For sale on easy terms and dirt cheap. The building is a two trade thing but especialy in watches. He is making some very low. figures on this class of goods and finds it difficult to keep The Police Gazette Will be mailed, securely wrapped, 13 weeks for $1 to anv address. The Police Gazette, New York, is the only legitimate illustrated sporting and sensational journal published on the American coutinent.

Sample cop-. Free Richard K. Fox, Fianklin Square, N. story brick, 25x60, with fine cel up with the demand. lar, and is the best business house in Gridley.

This property will be D. R. Herdman, of Spring Creek, EHohccst marliot prfco paid ffoz? all Zzlnda of in the market only a short time. Address this office. MASON HAMLIN Rudolph as superintendent.

Mrs. son and daughter, of Ottawa, visited last week with her -sister, Mrs. Howard. Joseph Newlan, one of Coffey county's olo! residents, has been lying very sick for several weeks. Our school is progressing finely.

Miss Gillespie is a most thorough and accomplished instructor. She has an enrollment of 49 scholars. J-1- tiratel Hill Uataerian Rev. Sharpless will baptize one or more persons at the Gillett school house next Sunday. democratic candidate for commissioner for this district, was in this neighborhood this week Mr.

H. is and old reliable farmer and if elected will make a tip top officer. To the Voters of Coffey engaging in the merchantile business at this point. Several farmers from near Virgil, Greehwood county, bought large bills of lumber at Gridley this week. The low price at which corn is selling accounts in great measure for much of the building being done this fall.

No farmer can afford to work hard from early spring till late in the fall to raise a good crop of corn and then sell it for 15 or 16 cents per bushel, and those who are not obliged to sell are building cribs and will hold their surplus corn for a better market which will surely come before another crop is grown. Some, in fact nearly all, of our exchanges are continually harping about some thing ''immense," or "wonderfully large," "beats the record," that Mr. Soandso "brought in as a sample." Now we don't do that kind of business and never mention. a thing unless it is LARGE or Worthy of a notice for some striking peculiarity. Taking this as a preface we want to tell you that Mr.

F. Henley, who lives about three miles south east of town, left with us, one day recently, a sweet potato that was seven feet and four or five inches in length. No joking about this; it's a fact and can be easily proven. A thorough church-goer and a member of the best society handed in the following item, Monday. The language may be more 'forcible than elegant but it goes right to the mark.

Here it is: We have in this town, and in the surrounding country, a crowd of hoodlums who think they are doing the 'elegant' by raising hell every time they go to church. The respectable people of this vicinity are growing tired of being disturbed at worship, and having County, Gentlemen I hereby, annonnce myself as an independent candidate for the office 4 mm H. H. Smith, mine host of the IF ot clerk, subject to your Gridley House, takes the lead for votes at the November election. big corn, so far.

Mr. S. is a first class farmer and is omy keeping W. M. Gray.

Special Announcement GRIDLEY, Kan. hotel as a sort of diversion, but we would like to see some one beat his corn iCthey can. John Kiser, our lumberman, is selling, or at any rate getting rid of, a vast amount of lumber. He can hardly get it from the mills -t' GRIDLEY, Kan Never before in the history ofi the country has goods of all kinds leen sq low such as dry goods, boots and shoes, clothing, hats, 3B- GUMP, Meeting will commence at the Gravel Hill school house Saturday evening, by Rev. Studebaker.

The family of Mr. Minich accompanied by Miss Sarah Cristy who have been visiting friends in Greenwood returned Sunday. Literary is in ull blast at the Gillett school house. The society meets Tuesday evening. Come out everybody and iiave a good time.

caps and all other goods that it takes to make up a first class store. We have bought in addition to our fast enough to supply the demand. Low prices and courteous treatment of his customers tell it all. Ed. Fessenden has made considerable improvement in the appearance of his residence by the regular stock, a large line of Ladies', Misses and Children's Cloaks of all styles, in fine plush, worst GRIDLEY, KANSAS.

eds, Trecots, Cheviots, a line 4 ot goods tnat win surpass any Mrs. Jasper Reid returned from Louisburer last week. She was thing ever before offered in this Organs and Pianos Excel all others in richness of tone, promptness of action and speech, durability and beauty of design. These instruments have always taken first premium -whenever and wherever exhibited. These matchless instruments are sold on the following liberal terms: Divide price of instrument into ten equal payments; first payment is to be made when instrument i3 ordered, and next payment becoming due in three mouths, the third in six months, and so on, one payment falling due each quarter until all ten payments have been made, thus you have twenty-seven months which to pay for your instrument.

Three "Months Trial agreeably surprised by number vicinity. The manufacturers have of the young folks who Vongregat-, forced these goods on the market ed at her home the evening and as we had the ready cash to returned. The time was enjoya- lay in a large stock, with the view bly spent in visiting and tripping of protecting the interests of our KrrVif- I customers, we did so. We shall MEAT MARKET I keep only nice fresh meat in my shop and will give you the worth of your money. Nice, juicy roasts on hand.

their rest broken for the rest of Oovart. 1 1 addition of a snug wash room on the west and a porch on the east side. Steve Povenmire did the work and a good job it is, too. Ed. also has a fine cistern just completed.

J. E. House, whom many of our readers will remember got out an issue of The Standard recently, is now foreman of the Chase County Courarit. published at Cottonwood Falls. Elmer is a good printer, one of the best local itemizers we ever saw and is not slow in any branch of newspaper work.

The Courant is fortunate in securing his services. We con-graulate Mr. House on his good fortune. the night by infernal yelling, and furthermore, they intend to have the prosecuting attorney assist in disciplining them at the next term ot court." Lunch Counter, ICE CREAM, MILK-SHAKE. LEMONADE, and other popular summer drinks.

bi4 iaiM9Mv 1 HI I offer these goods at a nominal 77T profit to our customsrs. We will The trial of thewater works our competitors in the case came to a sudden stop for a foiiowine coods time at least jit Yates Center last Bleached and unbleached mus-Wednesday by both parties agree-1 Uns Tkte Denies, Cheviots, mg to submit a few law points to Ginghams, Cottonadei; the supreme court. The dect- Quilts and Domestic sum of these ooints by the -Drttm Goods. preme court does not end the ttM, Several complaints have recently reached this office of the failure of The Standard to reach its destination regularly and i on time. As manjr as four consecutive numbers failed to reach one of our subscribers, and in another case two or three numbers trculd Your custesi respectfuly tolicited.

Gridley, case, bv anv means, but merelv 4SO r-y iurca simpliea it and cts in SSL tlJf 1 If, after three months trial, you are not entirely satisfied with the instrument wc will take it back, pay you back the first payment and pay the freight both ways. Is that fair enough? We also giVe you a five years guarantee. Por any farther information we refer son to H. D. Routzong, whom we have appointed to look after our interests in HAllLni, arrive at once.

Evcr pzpit thit goes to a distant eul-rnsr fa J. S. Covart is superintending the brick work on the school house; Jack Craig, the shoemaker, is mixing the mud and George Cashmon 'tencbthe whole 'caboodle' George a Qood fccd behind c't f- curely tnr-psd cn.j r'zixly xj- A' 1 i. Mai ft.