Ellsworth Republican du lieu suivant : Ellsworth, Kansas • 3

ltcluiiiitiiii nut Uiuiiuli, Mr. H. Kitftp whs up from Mtciling THE YORK STORE," County Cleik Fagan lias retiyneI purch- hist Hundiiy. He HXpectM to move bin Til" 23 Central National Bank asing pgtiit fur tliii county, because the com mishioncM saw it was to ilia interest of the tax payer that the job work he iiven to Never in the history of this country lias there been 'i time when cash KANA. KI VoitTII" Messrs, Colltitt Foster upon tiie teiins ol had Midi a purchasing power as now.

Our buyer was in New MlOI't l.llltl IU KlIllallN lly. Tlmt in what the ChitMo, St. I'uul audi Kanu L'ny luilway announce to reader o( lliii paper regarding the completion of own hue into the cilies of Leavenworth and Kaunas City on J'eb. iH'ji, toriinny the mint direct and expeditious route for patenters and freight traffic between principa commercial centers and Ihe great states of Iowa, northern Illinois, Wisconsin, Mill-neiotn, Missouri and Kansas and the west and ujuihwest. Take this route hereafter family them hood.

KI.K IIOIIN i 1 I n.h, 1V IIURNK Plenty ol ruin and everything look lug ''booming." Everybody busy with firing work fercd in their bid. The people o( the county (.11 Capital in ISnrjiliw York with plenty of that commodity and has secured some bar certainly fuel uratelut tu Mr. Fogan, ami will endorse the action ol the cominUkioneix next Dlrec ois gains that will he sure to satisfy. full at the polk Democrat, Ham vk.i mirim Vlrt-l'ii'ii'lt'iil WKSTKALI. I'rfi iilt'itt Just ho.

Jiut why not till nil the Hint c'iiiihi ijiiiiitly news nre mirco. In Dress Goods story Instead of part. Why not stain Tiie Spin kH boys and V'illluni Roks when business, duty or pleasure cull you to that the writer of the above (leorge wkhti-wix, ciixiiiiir jwaeh. I Towiixi'iiil. Ji scliiTiii.

i liiini, AIoiiko iiunr, ii luWBon.WM'l I'mkflr. worsteds, ca pl tired eight wolves one day IiihI any point this side of or lieyond the Missouri exhibit an elegant assortment of plain, striped and phid also all of the new summer fabrics, 15LACK and Collet repn-sented to the board tlmt Mr. Fagun wuh, uml hud been making the week. boy The scalps netted WHITE WHITE $2100 25 tier cent profit for himself, on nil FLOUNCIXGS, EMBROIDERED BLACK and I. I II.

tills liy an oversight of the mail caul ThU ImiiW I ilolnif i-oicervntlvo a LIIUIII) IILIIUIIUBU i IM1 UllO "I III I UUI1I I ncHHiiHHiiv bunk in KIlHwofllicminiy. our communication of last week was LAWNS, INIHA LINENS and KMIJROIDEUIES at prices lliut Collctt, would like, to be iiii.iii.iimtfloloniiut ill tlmi'H on Chnttol Mornings or I'ui'iioiiiil Hoiiiirlly. that bewilder and astonish. A beautiful line of FKiURLD and appointed us such agent that be left liebind. Our township board is having con ry internet cm Hum li'iitt, lit nx hiirli ft might make that profit, hut the PLAIN at 15 cts.

per yard that were sold last year it mi condiment Willi gtioci uiuiKim? i'imi- ClUlCH. river. Its splendidly equipped southwest limited, with lirand new coaches and the celebrated vestihuled compartment sleeping cars and dinning cars, is beyond comparison with ihe advantages offered by any other line. Information regarding this popular route, and particularly Ihe new features it has recently added to its service in the interest of the traveling public, will lie cheerfully furnished by its agents. Step in and see them whenever you desire any information about railways.

5yMoney to loan on city property, eight pointnieut wus not made. Mr, Collett siderable difliculty among themselves liuys nnl h'IIh firi.lin cxeluuiKc mid II led a bid for Job work for the county, everywhere for 25 cts. that is proving rather expensive to the letter of credit. Makes collect limn at current rates anil such which, as being the only one, wus township. cepted, as 110 bids for that line of work Our Shoe Department excliHiige at is cent prr niKirti.

VISITORS AND PATRONS CORDIALLY WELCOMED The recent open letter of President McOrath is a sort of an eye-opeuer to for the county was called for by the board, and consequently, no definite the democracy both of the south and We have lilted up for your convenience and comfort. We have action finding was recorded. of the north! A cruli. Kin I.1 1 1 I.I years time at 6 per cent. G.

V. SlLVtR. bought heavily and you can probably Unci here more styles, cuts Ellsworth Republican. i-uyuii lunuuieii inn Gordon Freeman has returned from resignation verbally as purchasing and vualitits than in any other house in Ellsworth county. his wedding tour and settled down to married life.

He thinks of embarking agent for the county, which was not Issued Every Saturday Mor.nim;. accepted, still holds the tame in the, cattle business again The Old KelJnhle most valued exchanges for this year is the "Old Reliable" Kansas Farmer published at Topeka, Kansas. It was established twenty-eight years ago and has survived all the hardships inci lent to news Our Clothing Stock positiou as to the matter of purchas Ing books and stationery as heretofore Amos Sparks lias an Indian claim SUITS. against the government of over $1,200. Consists of MEN'S YOUTHS' and CHILDREN'S If Collett can achieve any fame in this that he expects to get shortly.

He Subscription, $1.50 Per Year SATURDAY, APRIL 25, 1891. LOCAL MISCELLANY. Extra Pants and Vests, Prince Albtrt coats, Cottonade and Jeans matter as to his misrepresenta tions of profit to the board and to the beeu a'0' papers in the west, and is- not only to day not only the pioneer agricultural journal of the west, but compares favorably with the best farm journals of the United States in above item, he inn wear them and Tbo new fencing aud breaking of Pants and overalls, with prices to suit the times. Our SILK STRIPED SHIRTS at $1.50 is a marvel of beauty, and one of blaz in theni abroad. between here aud Ellsworth will Sum Knvder has returned from his lengthen the road about two miles.

every way. It is devoted exclusively to every those SILKIEN SHIRTS at 85 cents is good enough for any A I'leud Iiicni-imle. It runs over many very rough places young man when he goes to see his best girl. Also, BLACK One Frederick Plughoft, a German which will take a great deal of time intetest of the western fanner, and every issue is well worth the small subscription price of one dollar, per year. It is issued every farmer living a few miles north of this and labor to make it passable for SHIRTS, and shirts to work in, in endless variety.

We have city, was arrested last Saturday 011 the heavy loads. week on toned book paper, finely trimmed good CALICO SHIRT with two collars for 25 cts. worth 50 c. and pasted iand contains from sixty-four to The amount of corn that will be grave charge of rape and incest. The complainant was a brother and the eighty columns of matter devoted to the dis California trip.

The alliance comrades will meet in executive sessiou to-day at the court bouse. Horace Coleman returned from bis eastern trip yesterday looking much Improved in health Ed Fprague was up from Hutchinson the first of the week shaking hands with his many friends. Mrs. V. A.

J. Hill and daughter planted in Ibis part of the county this preliminary trial comes of! Monday Miscellaneous season, will be Uss than for many morning next. cussions of ths farm, field, orchard, home circle and statecraft. The Kansas Farmer is the scknowledged authority on western agri years, us the cultivated ground was The reputation of this leecherous Wri hear you speak of hats. We have a stock of almost every style nearly all sown to wheat last fall.

fiend, who has passed the half way culture and every farmer who to im imaginable, from a bovs ct. STRAW to ihe latest style of Js it not a fact, plain to be seen by century mile post, Is too revolting for prove or prosper in his work needs the paper. every person who wil Intake the trouble BROADWAY SILK, including all the new and NOBBY Its special departments are live stock, publication aud it is known that this to look around, that instead of the al husbandry, darymg, horticultural, poultry. Gent's neck wear case '8 no" tufi only one that can be STYLES in CRUSH and STIFF HATS I nnurrri.fi tn T-Ta iu Tmtari nu and bees, veterinary, home circle and liance acting as a bond of union between the farmers, as it first seemed and hosiery in great variety Ladies' Hosiery, Gloves and Silk eav lli8 wfc aml taking a mistress young folks. The market reports are a feature being specially prepared, full, reliable Mitts.

Also Notions in such varied styles and qualities that they before a decree of divorce was granted, to be the intention of the organization, It has been the very opposite, causing breaches aud contentious that it and accurate. ,.1 and that tins woman died very sud MissMertie, favored this office with a pleasant call last Wednesday. Thewarly pie plant is now to lie seen In our grocery stores while the price remains at 5 cents per pound. Mr. and Mrs.

Riddell leave this morning for Leavenworth where Mrs. Biddell wifl visit for a few weeks. A hotel in Salina wa3 sold a few days ago for $75,000. The Halina pen- The alliance department will coutain all denly while milking cow one even will take years to heal over, if it is official matter of the alliance, grange and F. ing.

A step-daughter is also known ever done at all? Aud, is it not a fact to have died under very peculiar cir Come and see for yourselves, that in these hard times, "YOUNG MEiX.KEL'S" New York store is the place to purchase your that all this was brought about by de M. as well as important stale and national news of the ''Farmers Movement," Send for sample copy of The Kansas Far cumstances, after she was robbed of signing persons, for the purpose of get that which is dearer than life to a wo summer outfit. Respectfully, mer, Topeka, Kansas. man, by this fiend in human shapd. tile have not vet reached bottom it We will furnish The Kansas Farmer and And still another daughter can make The Republican, both pepers one year for the same charge, while the present one ting office or wealth? And Is it not really amusing to see the gesticulations and hear the plaintive wails of these people, as they see the spark of life faintly glimmering in the body of this grand humbug, that they had mounted after their own image? Aud, $2.00 YOUNG MERKEL.

of some 17 summers must necessarily bear the stain and stigma of a father's CSPatronize those who brought down the seems. A. R. Hepptrly now sports a pair 1 fine driving colls They are bays and make a pretty showing when upon the streets. If Ihe present favorable wheat weather continues till harvest, many brutal lust.

price of meat. Green Beatty, I Next to I'ostoffice. The feelings of an outraged neigh Have you tried any of that new Andy Ryan is the new night watch for the city. lucky indeed, were the men who took borhood are now so aroused that all 1 cookinir coal at Handy time ty the forelock and jumped on its that is necessary to stop the further back and rode into ofhee while iu the life of this man Is a competent leader. now one Cuttle Feeder Clot Paid for His Corn.

Incarceration for tiie balance of Ids zeuith of its glory, for there is no use in trying to deny that its life is rapidly life would be a mild punishment, aud Kausas City Jourual: Wednesday ebbing away in this state at least, aud Messrs. Soutiiee, Kirk House, live as a prominent divine of this city re thedav is not far distant when there stock commission merchants, sold cently remarked wheu alluding to lie will not be euough laft for a keepsake, case, "this man is not wanted ou ninety head (three ear loads) of year ling heifers, averaging in weight 960 earth, heaven does not want such Only 12 Cents pounds, at $5 per ewt. These heifers men, and I believe the devil does not The sum of 12 cents in stamps, sent There will be a song service in The Presbyterian church to-morrow evening. Miss Ada Dean and Miss Minnie Gray have returned from their visit to Lyons. John Beyler, president of The State Savings bank has returned from his eastern trip.

The alliance members of this county meet in executive session to-day and among other matters will take some definite action as to an organ for their order. It is well. An Atchison paper recently made a great blow over a begonia plant which whs four feet high. Mrs. Hepperly of Still the Favorite.

If you are contemplating a trip for business or pleasure it will be well to remember that the Burlington route is still the favorite. Her old established line to Chicago hardly needs more than a mere mention for the lea-son that every man, woman and child in the country is so familiar with the fact that over this line runs the famous solid vestibule "ELI" with ils splendid Pullman chair cars and dining cars. Your attention is now called te our double daily service between Kansas City, Atchison," St. Joseph and St. Louis.

Heretofore we had but one daily train from the Missouri river to St. Louis, that being a night train, placing passengers in St. Louis in the morn-ing in time for; breakfast and all eastern connections, but on account of the increasing demand another train has been put on and now were fed by Mr. A. C.

Clawsou of Ells waut him iu his place." Torture of to the Fabiston lithograph and pub of our farmers will make enough this year from their crops so they can indulge in a trip to Europe, in the fall. There are a number of dogs and cats in this city that should be securely confined between sunset and sunrise, and also the cats might be gagged. At times, the parliamentary meetings of these dumb animals would cause old dishing to raise in his grave and reconsider some of his rulings. E. S.

Root was arrested last Tuesday on complaint of the receiver of The First National bank, on the charge of having disposed ot mortgaged property. The defendant was brought before Justice Silver and put under bonds of $500 to appear for the strongest kind known to the anci worth, who ia one of the largest lishing company. Montreal, the pub ents, if it could be afflicted on this man lishers of The Dominion Illustrated, and most successful feeders in Ellf worth county, Kas. would be comparatively mild, and a will secure a sample copy of that jour state prison punishment is no punish McHKick is a Itehideut of Ellsworth, nal, which has lately been so much improved, and which its enterprising ment whatever. Lincoln Beacon: Dr.

Cbas. Messick, publishers are endeavoring to lntro Ilureliuund and Klecamrmne Cordial. naveuijg specialist, invaueu our town a few days ago, aud pitched bis Each of the component parts of duce into every houe in Cauada. It is the only high-class illustrated weekly published in the Dominion, and no teuton the vacant lot opposite The Aunt Rachel's horehouud Elecampane leaves Kansas City, Atchison and St. Joseph examination next Beacon office.

On Monday night some root aud Speer's grape juice is a cure unprincipled persons pulled down the for pulminary complaints. The grape pains are spared to make it more and a preliminary Wednesday. this city has three of these plants which are higher than that. The highest is some eight feet while another is over six feet and one still smaller. in the morning, placing the passenger in more worthy pf the praise of the home teut ana scattered his effects about juice and horehouud are combined Louis in the early evening of the same day.

circle. With every sample copy is promiscuously. To say that this was with elecampane in the proportions sent out a circular with rules aud par Omaha and Council Bluffs are put in rapid communication with the lower Missouri river a mean, contemptable trick is putting recommended by the best physicians Tiie ''official organ" comes out a ticulars of the prize competition now 1 1 mild terms. Should the perpetra- for throat and luui; diseases. For sale points by two superb daiiy trains, one leav- week behind in publishing the pro Aunt Rachel's tuey by druggists or at City late in the morning the going on, ami wnicn any new suo-scriber may enter.

The prizes aggre tors of the act be discovered, should be severely punished. ceedings of the eounty commissioners. other in the evening, making the run from home, Passaic, N. J. gate over 3,000 iu value.

Kansas City in about eight hours. The James Powell of Holyrood, is now morning train carries a through buffet sleep The probable reason is, that organ is still debating whether to forsake the democratic party and tiie alliance party, and to furnish an organ for the third party and knights of labor move I'aln I'linecessary in Childbirth. Pain is no longer necessary in childbirth. one of the happiest men iu thiscouuty. -Friend, how earnest thou ing car to St.

Paul and Minneapolis, placing He came in town this week and paid the passenger in the twin cities twenty hours Its causes, being understood, are easily over in hither, not having a wedding garment and he teas eechless." liiBht Again You Are. Salina Republican: An Ellsworth county school board "fired" a school teacher because she offered a prize to the scholar who maintained the best record for keeping his face clean during the term. She. was suspected of off a $1,300 mortgage on his place. after leaving Kansas City.

ment or not. It takes a rather long time for a decision. For further information call on or address come. Any woman may now ueeome a mother without suffering any pain whatever, the labor being made short, easy, and free Several drunken rowdies proceeded II. C.

Orr, general southwestern passenger to make night hideous with their dev agent, 900 Main Kansas City, or A. iltry last Friday night. One of them beiug an agent of a soap concern says from danger. Morning sickness, swelled limbs, and all other like evils can be readily C. Dawes, general passenger'and ticket agent St, Joseph, Mo.

is still incarcerated in the county bastile for non payment of fine. Mattheiv jcxii 12. If friend Matthew had lived at the present time he would not have occasion tor that query, for the "friend" would have secured an elegant suit at the controlled, and all female diseases speedily The Republican. It is a fact too, (and the fact goes a long way in ex After Jtooui, Then What. After "boom-" then what.

That question may ba asked and correctly answered by the people of Ellsworth in one-way, and that is a general stagnation of business and depression of cured. Never known to fail. 20,000 ladies attest its merits. Cut this out; it may save plaining this action) that the demo cratic candidate for governor received your life. Suffer not a day longer, but send The members and friends of The Episcopal church are requested to meet at The Masonic temple on Mon Wall Paper, us two 2 cent stamps, and receive in sealed values in realty.

The "boom" has a plurality of the voles cast in that county last fall. envelope full particulars, testimonials, confi. been here, and for many months the day afternoon April 27, at 3 o'clock dential le.etctte Address, Frank Thomas reaction following those migratory Values or Produce Etc. GOLDEN EAGLE Co. Baltimore, Md.

schemes has been felt till the ebb has prompt. Jonathan Banks, Tom O' Don nell. Wardens. The season for market vegetables been reached, aud if a determined and united effort is made by all, a steady EXCIKSIOS TOMARVLAS1). etc, has arrived and we quote the pres ent prevailing prices: The quality, style and prices on our goods are not to be ex rise will be manifested.

Pie plant getting plenty and finds a Opportunity to Vlftll the Growing South, Excursion tickets to Hagerstown, WALL PAPERING Realtya in Ellsworth are now at its celled -anywhere in central ready sale at 5c per pound. low water mark, anil if one desires to Onions plenty and of home raising and return, will be sold May 20 to 28, ir. In all the Latest Styles In all the latest Latteins At all Prices And never beofre equalled Kansas, and it makes no dif make a good per cent profit, the pres at three bushes for 5e. elusive, from all B. O.

points west of the Ohio river and connections at one fare for the ent is the most profitable time for ference how slim your purse, Lettuce yet scarce and brings 25c The season is now here when future investments. The time to sell per pound. round trip. Tickets good until June 30, with or how refined your taste the tidy housewife desires to im is when everything is high, ami the sion-over orivileces at one intermediate Asparagus, plenty and ready sale at 1 12jc per pound. point east and west of the Ohio rivej.

prove the looks of her rooms with good and durable paper, and for time to purchase is when every body wants to sell. Is not this the practice and prevailing opinion of all fur-seeing And never to be equalled At Hagerstown low rate excursion tickets Cabbage, last year's growth, at 4c will be sold excursionists to B. O. railroad per pound. the latest designs and best prices and shrewd financiers? points in the Shenandoah valley, Virginia, In Ellsworth couniy Eggs, in abundance but prices re With the present glowing and pros West Vircinia and Maryland.

Apply to main firm and steady at 10c per dozen. no better place can be found than at the Post Office Book Store. the nearest B. O. agent for rates.

Strawberries, southern growth, yet To be found pering outlook for a fruitful year; with the husbauding of all expenditures Arnold's One Price Clothing House Can suit you every time. Call in and examine goods and prices. M. ARNOLD. Information about low-priced lands, in scarce and slow sales at 35c per quart.

vestments, thriving towns, will be supplied by M. V. RICHARDS, Land and Immigrant agent, B. O. R.

R. thereby cultivating a true economic lesson in finances, we are bound and SCHOOL SUPPLIES Bananas, plenty at 25c per dozen. Lemons aud oranges plenty at 30c isailimore, Ma. At the City Drug Store determined to succeed whether one per dozen. Of all kinds, as well as plain and will or not.

Jo more "booms" will Grand Lodge Knight of Pythias ol Kan Potatoes slow sales for old at $1.35 effect us again, but instead, a healthy fancy stationery at per bushel. sas, at Wichita, May ISth. For this occasion The Frisco line will seB financial tone will be Been from new Of on, and all that ia needed to further excursion tickets to wicnua una rcmrn ai Corn retails at 70c per bushel. Oats at 60c. Wheat at 90c and 92n per bushel.

GTMoney to loan on city property, eight make a live aud progressive city, is a firm and united effort to consolidate Tickets will be on sale May 7 to 34, in and Choice Tobaccos Cigars HOFFMANN'S clusive, good for retain until and including all interests of whatsoever nature. Let as push ahead. years time at 6 percent. C. W.

SlLVix. constantly on hand. May 26, 1891. R. Taaffe, Agent..