The LeRoy Eagle from Leroy, Kansas • 1

AGL! hi -4 NO. LE ROY, COFFEY COUNTY, KANSAS, NOVEMBER, 25, 1887. VOL. 1. TIME TABLE.

"75 mm FORB MISSOURI PACIFIC LE ROY. WII AWZON'A DEVISTOX. KAST nUNT TRAINS LKATK K. V. Wichita Express nt roeal Kruicrht in.

Mail him I Kinivtm p. m. 12 Tiimiwh freight p. m. Have made order out of chaos.

See our Stock now is put straight in our new room and we will lbe glad to see you. Has come and gone, and strangers as well as the people of Le Roy admit that she is enjoying the great boom. -ft' SL'XFI-OWKK DIVISION'. WKff BOPSB TltAIXS LGAVK Ko. 4T1 K.V.& Wlchira E.preKB m.

-1 Mail anl Express 1 p. m. Local Kreifrht 4:00 tn. Vill ihrouii Freight 12:10 p. ui.

THE PEOPLE CONTINUE TO Tit AD WITH- SEEING IS BELIEVING. GIVE US A CALL. V. V. I.

W. DIVISION. SOITH BOCXD TUAIXsi LKATK Independence m. 5l Mail and Knret 1 p. m.

2VJ I-aJ Freight 7:00 p. in. 211 Freight ...12:10 p. tn. HO.SICK We will show you, don't close your eyes to the.

facts. Swapping facts is better than swapping horses anytime. The Well Kuown DRY GOODS Finn, And why do they go there! M. K. T.

NOKTH BOUND-TRAINS LUTE N. Mail an-l Express 1:20 p. m. tUtlTH BOCSW-TRAINS. I.KAYK N.

j23 Mail and Express 3:30 p. m. ME 1311 AE EAOKIIEID) B1TTKil! Take time by the forelock and come and see our immense stock of Because they get one hundred cents worth of goods for ONE DOLLAR. i ESPECIAL ATTENTOM: Persons coming to oar store will be shown anytibnsr iu our line that they may wish to see. No trouble to show goods.

Our line of fine dress goods can not be duplicated iu Cofley Comity. Parties who have not given us a fair trial would do well to cal! aud see our complete stock of DRY GOODS in all its branches. THE LATEST STYLE OF GENTS' FURBISHING GOODS! ST. LOCI3 Sc EMPOKT A DIVISION. Iicmrer Wrea Butler.

Mo 1 1 a in arrives at I Hoy 10 p. ru. ieares Ie Hoy p. ni. arrives at Butler ...7:30 p.

m. Freight leaves Le Roy .:00 a. m. arrivea at llutler, Mr. 1:110 p.m.

leaves Ilutlor 10:0.1 a. m. arrivea at Le Koy p. ui. im (fa IM mill iiir ihi iiinjicn viiim; viniiiwiM'u for Kansa City, and at HolUen for Tl 1 EL Lout and all points east.

Trains run every ir. including Sunday. S. P. Shaw Agent.

III I Lc Itoy Lodge No. 22H A.O. U. meets "very Monday even- ng- at I. O.

O. F. hall. I. H.DcLaplain M.W.

I. Osborne Fine. C. M. Stalmann Ree.

REPORTER BLOCK, West Side of Main Street. LE ROY Kansas. SITY MILLER. A safe road to fortune, time is money come quickly and see how cheap you can get a snit of Clothes or an Overcoat. Come once and you will come again.

THESE ARE ONLY A FEW STARTLING TRUTHS. We arc often tried but never found wanting. The trouble with our goods is they don't wear out soon enough. You see we are bound to sell goods low on account of hard times and poor crops. Don't forget the only place to buy Clotning, Hats and Caps is at Saw-mill and Flouring HARRELL D0UEY.

PHYSICIANS SUKGEONS, OFFICE: In Central Block, Front rooms up stuirs. LE ROY, KANSAS- MEAT MARKET. Elliott's New Building, West side of Main street. Fresh Meats Always on Hand. BAGOiT.

HAMS, and LARD- Highest cash prices paid for Hides. Pelts, Furs, Tallow and good country Lard. 0. L. AI2THOI2Y.

Custom grinding done on Wednesday's and Saturday's. The best of flour and feed always on hand. Also for sale good WILEY. WATDVE LUR3 LOCAL NEWS. NOTICE.

All subscriptions to the Eagle tvt. paid at the expiration of thirty days will bo entered on our books at the rate of II 50 per year. I me month to Christmas. Sam Barratt Is In "Wellington. Now is the time to advertise.

T're pavements afford goI skating'. L' New stock of cards at this office. Notice the big ad of Wiley Ford in this issue. John Napier went up to Burlington A My prices are reasbnabe. Give me a call.

miller; Two caravans of emigrants arrived in Le Roy Inst Saturday and remained a day or so until the weather got on bett3r behavior. Two great big turkeys were victimized for a feast for a large party of little folk that assembled at Mr. De Laplain's last eveuing. A number of young folks met at the residence of Miss Maud Irwin last evening to partake of a bountiful turkey roast. They Bay it Mr.

Weston was in town the first of the week. DEALER IN The school was dismissed yesterday sor a i n. Heavy and Light Harness, Saddles, Whip was grand. Cutting Affray. We are told that a sanguinary fight took place at the Plank school house last Saturday night in which Geo.

Mo Connel came near being a victim of a murderous knife in the hands of one of the Hall boys living in that neighbor hood. The fracas started inside of the school house at the close of the exercises of the literary society. We are informed that there were three of the Hall boys arrayed against-Mr. McCon nel and that th tight was a gory oiit-jill around. McConnel had a linger or two cut badly and received two or tin ec long gashes in the shoulder.

The Hall boys were arrested yesterday. The Western Library Association has com pleted its arrangements and the books have been ordered. The library will be kept by O. J. Smith at the P.

O. building. The stocks of goods in the new buildings Bridles, Combs, Brushes, Brashos, Robes, etc. REPAIRING DONE NEATLY AND PROMPTLY- Bast Pla stering Sand Always on hand. HIGHEST CASH PRICKS PAID FOR GRAIN.

LE KOY KANSAS; make a commendable showing aud Le Itoy is not behind any of her neighboring towns in the matter of attractive looking stores. Grid ley young people celebrated Thanks giving Eve with a grand dance. The publishers of the E.ipLE were kindly remembered holiday. The Butler train keeps up its habit of irregularity. i The Eagle office Is the place to get your job work.

The fire fiend seems to be abroad in Kansas this month. Take a share or two in the Building Loan A-wociatlon. A few sleighs were out yesterday but there was no snow. The holidays will soon be here. Be wise and advertise.

Father Wheat called on the publishers of the aolk Monday. The Kansas zephyr was. unusually searching last Saturday. Miss Nellie Norton is said to be improving mid will get well. Miss Maud Miller entertains the euchre party tomorrow evening.

Mr. A. T. Wayde made a trip to Emporia lnt week on business. Hid Mullen went to Louisburg la9t Thursday hti-1 returned Saturday.

KJ Wade and Sid Mullen went up to Bur-l'nvtou Monday on business, Harry Quig.arle moved to Gridley this week vs in-re he will reside in the future. Musical Musenm. The entertainment given by Prof. Basel class in vcal i-nc at Ualon Hall last Tuesday evening was a very Ilatteriug success, taking into consideration the short time the young people have been receiving instruction. The majority of the pupils had no knowledge of music or its rudiments when they began, but in a short thxe have learned to read the notes quite readily.

The chorus selections were all very good and were well rendered by the class. The duet 4-0 Tell us Merry Dirds." Iy Caddie Robinson and Prof. Basel was a beautiful song and was charmingly given. 'Whispering Hape." by Misses Emma Stewart and Lulu Thompson was a duet full of mjlcidy and well alapted lo Miss Stew art's clear soprano. They succeeded in eliciting the wrapt attention of the audience.

Mh Maud Irwin's character song. in the Rain," was very well rendered and evoked considerable merriment. "Onlv Thee' by Miss Stewart and J. II. Basel was a good selection, showing off to advantage Mr.

Basel's fine tenor. The quartette "Disturb not my Dreaming," Messrs Basel and Covert and Misses Schmidt and Thompson was fahly ren lered and was probably as dillicult as any piece on the programme. "Come Silver Moon," by Miss Schmidt and Prof. Bael was a very pretty selection, and "No Sir'" the humorous song by Miss Carrie Robinson and Prof. Basel was very laughable.

"Nellie" the grand march song by the 24 little girls was done very nicely, although the cramped stage room operated against its best presentation. The little girls kept step admirably and sang very Avell indee.i, having had only four rehearsals. The entertainment may be regarded as quite a success throughout, and in view of this the one proposed by Mr. Basel for Christmas may be anticipated as something still belter. ORTON'S Yoawl find splendid tables ind lovers of the game can pass a pleasant evening.

A first-class lunch counter in connection. QUIGGLE MORTOIZ- Napier Veteto's LIVERY. FEED HID SALE STABLES. LE ROY GRIDLET. KANSAS.

ftHsfi Rigs and (aunaouts. HARNESS BOUGHT MID SOLD. The Bus Line at Gridley meets. all Trains. When you want a Stylisn turnout.

Give them a call at cither place. Napier Veteto. NEW Barber EopS Killed. All accident occured at the farm of D. II.

Keith, four and a half miles southeast of Le Roy last Fiidsty which caused the death of an old man by the name of Holland. Mr. Holland had purchased some timber of Mr. Keith and was in the woods felling it. He had cit a tree neaily off so that 't was about ready to fall, and stepped off to one side a few steps to trim up a bush that was ii the way.

The old gentleman was somewhat deaf and it is supposed that the high wind that was prevailing blew the tree down on him without warning. He was killed in WATGH stantly, it is thought, as his skull was. WATCHES, CLOCKS, JEWELER AND OPTICAL GOODS. MAKEf, AND JEWELER. The physicians reirt the change in the crushed in by a heavy limb.

He was found about a half an hour afterwards by Mr. Keith. We understand he has not lived near lie Roy a great while. We were unable to learn whether he had a family or not. wi-ather very favorable for sickness.

Mr. a1 vanoe agent for the Grace George Dramatic company has returned to Le Koy. le Graves was uoable to attend court at iiiirlington last week on account of sickness. Fine Watches Repaired Promptly Warranted. Mr.

A lie Jones of A I ice vi I lo was in the city Tuesday and made the Eagle office a pleasant call. LE ROY- EANS. Napier Veteto have just purchased a fine with an Invitation but were unable to attend. The excursionists who went to WInfleld last Wednesday returned not very well pleased with the country in that section of the Ktate. The sale of lots iu Winflekl was reiortod as not amount iug to much.

Le Roy has one or two poets numbered among her young ladies. A production rendered at thd Iu C. L. C. last Thursday evening indicated that thero was considerable talent in that style of composition.

Captain Dobbs of Burlington was in the city Tuesday trying to organize a caste for the Drummer Boy and Spy. but could not succeed in getting the young folks to take hold of it. He wPlsfiortly produce the play with local talent at Westphalia. We have leen told that Mr. and Mrs.

Ed Veteto contemplate moving to Gridley the first ot next month. Everybody will regret to see them go, but the young folk especially, as they were geueral favorites. The Eagle wishes them a prosperous future in their new home. The birthday party of Miss Nellie Davis last Friday evening was a very pleasant affair. About fifteen couples were present and her friends remembered her with man 0 handsome and useful presents.

The guests 8)eak very highly of the hospitality of their hostess and of the good time they had at the party, The news reached here Wednesday of a big fire at Burlington, which occurred at 3 o'clock that morning. The National Hotel and several other buildings near It; were entirely destroyed. The loss is In the, neighborhood of 15,000. covered only by a small insurance. We were unable to gather accurate particulars.

Died At her residence one milo west of Le Roy. Novemlior 21st Mrs. It. Norton, after a lingering illness. Mrs.

Norton had lived near Ie Roy for many years and had a wide circle of friends who feel her loss. The bereaved family have the sympathy of the entire community. Mr. B. De Laplain, the gentlemanly proprietor of the Commercial Hotel kindly remem-liered the Eaolk force wiih an invitation to dinner.

We accepted and did our best to do justice to the elegant spread. The dinner was delicious as are all oUtcr meals served at the Commercial. Mr. A. J.

Veteto, one of Le Roy's promineu farmers who lives three miles east of town, met with an accident last Sunday that oame near costing him bis life. He was in the oorn Held loading fodder, ami his team took fright and ran away with him. He was thrown out on his head and shoulders, ami ho sustained very bad bruises about the hpad and a slight dislocation of one of his shoulders. Dr. Doo-ley was called to attend him.

His injuries are very painful but at last accounts he was getting along as well as could bq expected. bus at Quiuey, 111 which they will ue at Grid ley. Mr. and Mrs. Ed Veteto were away visiting E.

A. COFFIN. GEO. PHILO. Mrs.

Yeteto'e relatives one or two days last week. Pedestrians were very careful about taking K. O. 1. K.

C. The E. O. P. E.

were vei-y pleasant Iv entertained by Miss Daisy James last Friday evening. Mr. Mullen was absent on a business trip to Louisburg. Mr. and Mrs.

Deavers were present to make the party complete, ftd Veteto won the first honors aud Miss Maud 3iiller was the lady who got the highest number of head marks. Ed Veteto was given a handsome mustache cup for a reward for Irs skillful playing. Will T. Sef.rs and Miss Clara Morton were the boobies. Miss Morion received avaluabledumb watch which- i hangs in a conspicious place in her parlor every Sunday evening.

The hards refuse to point to any other characters on the face than half-past ten. Whether this peculiarity in the watch has any significance or not, the scribe sayeth not. At any rate Miss Morton is very proud of her booby present and advises the other girls to get one. Will Sears received a green tin cup, and only needs a high chair and a bib to make his outfit for dining complete. tuoir steps Wednesday morning on account of A fine young Stallion (Peda-greed) to trade for Le Koy property.

Call on D. B. Rowe. Buy your flour and feed of the new ore south of he sleet. The young ladies have fully determined to carry out the project of giving a grand "Leap DEALER IN Year Hall." The L.

C. L. C. met at the residence of Mrs, Graham last Thursday evening and completed rs organization. GENERAL HARDWARE THAR E.

Dr. Harreli was summoned to Iowa last Sat unlay by a telegram informing him of the dan gerous illness of bis wife. Messers Morton Qulggle moved their bil- For Male. the bank of Le Roy. The best of flour always no hands at Miller Co's new store.

Our ten aud 'five cent connters will supply you with many things you can not buy elsewhere for 50 cents. Miller Co. Mufflers andsilk handkerchiefs at Wade's. Rubber goods at Wade's. O.

J. Smith is selling his No In the second story of FocfceIer85 new building is the popular Ton-sorial Palor. IQP HAMILTON. Frop. Tbe lon wistor evenings are com in.

help you make tbem more pleasant, I will offer you the choioexa Hue ol reading- matter at prices that you can well afi'ord to pay. A Pkk mium Will He Uitem to each yearly subnerip Uou for the Kanoa City Times, Globe-Demo, crat, Lever, Youths' Companion, Voice an1 Uokien Days. I want your subscriptions to a 1 Kansas City, 8t, Ixmfs, Chicago, Clncinna and New York papers. Especial rates tn the Missouri Republican, Toledo Blade and Nev York Tribune. Our News Stand now one ye oid, wUl be loaded with the very beet thin i he reading- world can furnish.

The creat magazines, story papers, picture papera, etc. A rery oboloe seieettou of bound books and fir cheap reading matter peaitlreiy the largest and best selection ever offered this side of Kansas city. When you want to subscribe op buy an paper or magazine come to me at the old stand also we offer the largest and cheapest line of school supplies, paper, Sena, pencils, ink, toys, day school and Hun ay School cards. Music goods and hundred, of other things. Call and see what 1 can da for you.

J. S. Covuht At The SlUftlO Hook Stork, Le Boy, Kansas. Agricultural Implements, Iron, Buggy and Wagon Wood Work, Ready Made Paints etc. A good heating wood stove.

Good as new. Inquire of Mrs Sam Barratt, between no if the first of i'ard tables to their new location la the upper rooms of Elliotts new build I oar. The young ladies have been obliged to fore-g't their usual exercise of horseback riding cm aooount of the xl weather. Kev. T.

6. Mahan of Fredonla, Kansas an old acquaintance of the proprietors of the Eaul paid us a visit last Saturday. The stone pavement in front of the new buildings Is a model to gr by. Main street aii.uiM have it on both sides all along. Special Bargains in Ribbons and Laces at J.

Smith's. P. O. Building. tions at COST.

Call and see the LE ROY Kansas. bargains he offers..