The LeRoy Eagle from Leroy, Kansas • 1

-W TIT? IH A (f -rr hi hi 1 I 1H LE ROY, COFFEY COUNTY, DECEMBER, 23, 1887. VOL. 1. NO. 13.

Fine iufrtnt sets at Ilowa's. Subscribe for the Eagle. TI3IE TABLE. MISSOURI PACIFIC LE ROY. The Place to Huy Your Christmas Tresents.

I am now located in tho splendid new building on Main street, Le Roy, at tho MAPLE TREE PLACE. I offer souifl bargains in PI AXOS, ORGANS and other musical instruments: also sewing machines, at prices lower than was ever offered before or can be again. If you let this chance slip, you will regret it. I mean business. Better goods were nevef mado.

I have lwMiks. albums. Pictures, toys (some free) Christmas cards (somo to give away) and Go and examine W. C. Hosick's nice line of holiday goods, Chapman and Parsley have made -arrangements to furnish money to parties desiring to buile in any of the additions received.

A large invoice of Dry Goods, Boots and Shoes, Mrs. C. E. Weatherby is sick with typhoid fever. Mrs.

Dr. Harrcll has been quite sick for the last week. Dewey Corn" camo over from Madison Wednesday to see his parents. Grandma Napier had a severe attack of neuralgia of the heart Monday morning. We learn that James G.

Jones will be Mr. Garrett's deputy sheriff for this city. The first Kansas City mail triad since the A1UZOXA PEVISION. EAST BOCXD Tit vTnS LE.WK Rubber goods ut Wade's. Wall paper at Howe's.

Hydronaptliol at Wiseman's School supplies at Rowe's. Buy your "thing at Wades'. tn. ..7 m. p.

in. No. K. V. Jc Wichita Express.

-14 Ik-hI Fre'jrht Mail mid Kxpre; WATGH Hats and Caps and Gents' furnishing Goods at Wades'. many other things which must bo sold. Yon want to come early. These prices are down to the bottom and this offer will be good until the night of Dec. )rd.

J. S. Covert. watches; CLOCKS, JEWELER AND OPTICAL GOODS. SIWFLOWF.K DIVISION.

WFIST llOTM) TKAIN3 I.F.AVR Buy 'your paints of Rowe. 0 Full line of notions at Rowe's There Is nothing that speaks as well for a AND JEWELER. 3:1." a. til. .1 p.

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K. At Wfehira 1 an i KApresn Frelirht -11 Through town as the spirit that delights in and encour Prepared plaster-paris bandages, Mead's adhesive plasters, jute, oakum, absorbent cotton aud in fact a complete line of surgical appliances at Wiseman's. ages homo enterprises. This alone is a recom Mu filers and silk handkerchiefs at Wade's. mendation that goes far an.l talks up the quality of enterprise there is about a place.

Always natron ize your homo institutions and give every encouragement to the laudable attempts of those among you who strive to pre V. V. T. DI V1SIOX. POITH B'lCXn TR I.K.VVK i'1 Expr a.

m. 'Til Mall in! Kxires I p. m. "IV-l fwnl 7::) p. m.

.2:10 p.m. New California canned "goods just received at Ilosick's. Highest cash prices paid for hare received blizzard arrived Wednesday night. Mrs. I).

II. Rowe went to Paoia last Monday to spend tho holidays with her parents. In one week wo will ive date our corre-spundonce with quite number of s's. Miss Lulu Thompson tho Y. R.

C. at her residoaoa last That's lay evening. The pupils of the city schools will give an enteriaiiiment shortly ai'cer vacation. Miss Lena Ilrn hen left for Tanirarino, Monday to visit relatives during the winter. Let it be known that tho first of tho season fell in Lo Roy, Monday December l'-'th.

The Methodist of this city will bi-tfin a protracted meeting the tii-at Sunday in tho no.v year. The equinoctial storm was on time and played havoc with our Hue Inlian Summer weather. J. L. Horner of Kansas City wasin town Mon Fine Watches Rspired Promptly Warranted.

LEEOY- Kkl'S. several additional stocks of goods to exchange fur land. Tf you have anything whatever to exchange uorfy them and they will help yon to find a customer. sent something instructive and entertaining at a cost away below what you would have to pay aliens. We notice this spirit exists in Ie Roy to a great extent.

Our people should stand ready to encourage everything gotten up by home talent. M. T. DIVISION'. hoc.vij tsiaixs i.kavk No.

Mail and 1 ::20 p. m. SOl-ril BiK'ND THAIXS :r.i:i an I Express 3:9) p. in. E.

A. COFFIN. GEO. PIIiLO. ST.

LOUIS r.MI'OUTA DIVISION. potatoes by Rodin'son, Go to Howe's to have your prescriptions lillcd. Mcrrieks Thread warranted at Robinsons. Tlie best stock of Boots and Shoes in the city at Wades'. Mens Boots and Shoes at Robinsons at bottom prices.

Tindo with Ilodek. His is the low priced holiday emporium. I'a-'MTt-er leaves 11: .11 a in. p. m.

am led 7 XT MU 1(-: r.rrivi at Ji Fre T.o T'n; prriiTS nt l.dller, p. m. Mo p. pi. a.

ri. io 1 Si.) 1)1. a. III. day visiting friends.

He suuacnixsu lor the Euile. Degin the New Year by putting your shoul dcr'to tha wheel in tiu iitluivst of public im. provemi-nts. The Cannon Rail ie here We lay was -DEALER IN 1 nrrivc ut Le 6 :0." p. Pi.

T-i'n Xo raaks e'njte connect in at H'ir-r mvi! ie K. nAs I'l. uit at Mclilen fur 1 uli points 'IYuins mil every iiu-iu-jiiiir Sun iuy. 6. P.

Shaw Aent. wrecked Bvllgra.j? and did not arrive until la-t nig It. Tl Ilia 11 Pi- iEiErmL lARDWARE, The Sacred Concert. The music-loving portion of Le Hoy were treated to an excellent mus'c il pivgrani by Prof. Basel an 1 his class last Sua lay evening, The selections wore all from the liest composers and many of them were very Tho eighteen voices picked iruai the best mnsieal talent in Lo Roy, male the eho-rus features of tho entertainment worthy of tho wrapt appreciation that was nconrded them.

Tho solos were all welj rendered and sonic of thotn imposed a tax on tho compass of the voice so! lorn allotted to the role of the amateur, but for all that they were creditably given, entiilln? Prof. Basel to a acknowledgement of his skill as a director. Iii addition to tho selections given by the choir, the Professor discoursed in an entertaining manner upon the "Uao an 1 Abuse of Sacred music," showing-wherein it was indispensable, property rendered, as a medium of praise in tho house of worship. Prof. Basel, during his short stay here has given several testa of his ability as a vocal instructor, and tho progress his class has mndo is quite sufficient to commend him to other communities.

On Christmas Eve he gives tho Cantata "The Gruff Judgo," which promises to be a rare musical treat. Mr. Laugof Kans. was in town ill WedncsJay soliciting orders for Redpath's his Everything odd in the line of QucensAvare at Y. C.

Hosick.s. CHURCH DIRECTORY. Buckwheat iiour Honey Cranberries and new Sorghum at E. riirRCir, LF. ROY.

Kansas. Agricultural Implements, Iron, Buggy and Wagon Wood Work, Ready Made Paints etc. LEROY Kansas. Gloves and Jnittens by the hnn dred at bed-rock prices at Rob FAST MAIL ROUTE inson's. Services nt a.

and p. m. eneli Sab-Ttaih day. S.ibhath sehool at o'clock p. nt.

I'raycr meeting every Wednesday evening. C. W. Daily Pastor. JJAPTI3T CHURCH.

LE ROY, Kansas. Preachinar en the fllrpt and third Sunday of fMcb month, iit 11 a. and p. nt. School every Sabbath at in o'clock a.

m. W. T. Hehiman. Siiperintendent.

Prayer meeting Friday evening'. All are cordially invited. William Evans, Pastor. mUISTIAN CHURCH, LE ROY, Kansas. Services by visiting clergymen.

tory of the world. Njtaral gas, coal, foundries and factories is wii.it is mapped out for the oitiz'as of Lo Roy work for nuxt year. Tho I yards present ed a lively appearance last night. Eight or ten trains were hero at the same timo. Tho weather and the condition of tho roads prevented our young ieople from attending the dance at Grldlev this evening.

U. W. Weston started for Pueblo Colorado Monday. He will go from that place to Chicago to spend tho holidays with his family. Will you borrow your local paper another year, or will you subscribe and bo in no man's debt for what you learn of current events, Miss Nellie Norton was out on tho Btroets Wednesday for the ilrst time since, she was taken sick with typhoid fever several weeks ago.

The railroad companies should provide their section men with dynamite bombs so that they lira cm Get ready for the dentist. He will bo at Dr. Kesner's office 13, 14, and loth. A full line of John L. Whiting Sou's paint brushes at Wiseman's drug store.

Work off your gall with Herb-itio. The only place it is kept in town is at Wiseman's PUBLICATION NOTICE. To Anna Yates: Take notice that you have been sued in an action In which A. T. Wayde is plaintiff and vou are defendent and that you must answer the petition of said plaintiff filed in the District Court of Coffey County stato of Kansas on or before the 17th day of January, Ishs, or said petition will lie taken as true and judgment rendered against you accordingly and in favor of said plaintiff for the snm of Dollars and 75 cents and costs of this suit, and the following described and attached real estate, viz; OF- CHURCH.

LE ROY Kan. Services at the Baptist Church. H. Fxmrzi.i, Pastor. JUTHERIAX CHURCH Services every 1-tst S'indav of the month at io'elocc a.

in. nt Wm. on rooked Creek Edward Stuoklix, Pastor. Lots sixteen (1H) seventeen (17) eighteen (IS) nineteen (VM and twenty in block twontyGiu) in the city of Io Roy state of Kansas ordered by said court to be sold to pay said judgment and costs. A.

T. Watdb Plaintiff. By his Attorney E. M. Coxxal Le Roy Lodfro No.

22 A. O. U. meets IJargains In Notions. BETWEEN THE EAST WEST.

The Mast Direct Line to Kansas City, Atchison, Leavenworth, Joseph, Lincoln, Omaha, St, Louis And all points NORTH AND EAST. Solid Trains Between Kansas City and Kiowa. (via Le Roy and Wichita.) PULLMAN BUFFET Slaapisig Gars And Free Reclining Chair Cars on Through Trains. For further information apply to your nearest ticket agent. II.

C. TOWNS END, Gen'l Passenger Ticket St. Louis, Mo. A fine young Stallion (Peda-greed) to trade for Lo Roy property. Call on D.

IJ Hosick's corner grocery store is the best place in 'town to buy your supplies. His goods aro always fresh and his prices arc Hly. everv Monday even- 1 Oross Buttons. i 500 yards spool thread Have always on hand a full assortment of all grades of Dry Luui ber. Also t.

Doors, Sash, Plaster, Cement, Lima, and Hair. Prices aud Estimates Cheerfully J. G. Schlatter Agent. nz at I.

O. O. F. hall. 2 Papers Pins.

2 Papers of sharp Pins Papers of Tacks R.DeLaplain M. W. 05. cts. 05.

05. 05. G5. 05. 05.

0 5 05. 05. I. T. Osborne Fine.

C. 4 Hair l'ms 1 Doz. Safty Pins 1 Thimble any kind 11: cent si tool Linen Rick Rack any No. Ji, siaimann iiec. O.

J. Smith is selling his Notions at COST. Call aud see the KANSAS. LE ROY, Everything in the Notion line I will close out at cost. Bargains in Ribbons and Laces Christinas Toys.

Stationary, News. Confectioneries, Tobacos and Florida Oranges. O.livku J. Smith. P.

O. Building. bargaius he offers. HAERELL DONLEY, PHYSICIANS SURGEONS, OFFICE: In Central Block, Front rooms up Kings New Discovervand Electric Bitters, and all of BncklenV remedies at Wiseman's. KANSAS- LE HOY, could blow the snow drifts out of the country.

Tomorrow night tho children of LeRoy will be hanging up their stockings, expecting a visit from Santa Claua. Remmuber the children of the poor. Don't swear off all the bad things you are guilty of next year, before you count up the resolutions that you have kept during tho last twelve months. Tho coal famine in tho west is causing a great deal of suffering. Perhaps people will learn after awhile that the summer is the best time to lay iu fuel.

A better depot Is needed at R.oy. Passengers say that the one we have here is a regular lxfrljjc rater, and a terrible? place- to await the arrival of trains. Le Roy has been a great place for passenger trains for the past two days. They have been in the yards hero awaiting tho breaking up of the snow blockade. Tho New York Uncle Tom's Cabin company was compelled to lay up hero for two days on account of the heavy snow which had made the railroads impassible.

Geo Ross has gone to St. Louis to meet some of the oilicials of the Lo Roy town company and confer with them on important matters relative to the welfare of our city. A change in the time card was expected, "it came last Monday night, and Jack Frost made it. He took charge of the Mo. Pacific system and abandoned all tho trains for two days.

The New York Uncle Tom's Cabin Co. did not play here Monday night because they failed to get a house to justify them. A blizzard and snow storm was in force. Misses Maggie and Bird Graham both returned homo Thursday night. Maggie has been visiting friends in Garnett and Dird has been staying with her aunt in Kansas City for the past two months.

Quite a sensation exists in Crooked Creek township over a letter that was directed to a Fine infant eets at Rowe's; The Van e-Cal vert paints the very best at rW. T. Wiseman's. Christmas, New Year and birthday cards, etc. at Rowe's Advertise your holiday goods.

1 IS THE PLACE TO BUY THE- Robinson's is the place to buy Boots, Shoes, Dry Good and Gro ceries at honest prices. The ladies should know that W. T. Wiseman has a large stock of the best perfumes and toilet articles. Fine box paper at Rowe's, The handsomest parlor lamps in town at Hosick's.

DONT YOU FORGET IT. LOCAL HEWS. XOTICE. All subscriptions to the Eagle ii' paid at the expiration of thirty days will 1 entered on our Ixoka at tho rate ofil50 jcr year. Christmas gift.

fluard against flres. I'npect for a new hotel. Pay up your subscription. Mather is still' Improving. 1 the Eagle to your friends.

r-'si Turie Norton i- still very ok. r1 mi Harratt was in tuvvn Monday. t.o Roy, "the kirr." one 3-enr hense. 1 lie sidewalks t-'aoul-l Ixs kept clear of snow. r-L-hool closes for one week's vacation.

Try Pain pi it for lame back, neuralgia, headache and all pains. Twenty-five and fifty cents per bottle. Some fine albums at Rowe's, cheap. TIIEl' KEGP THE BEST LINE OF Buy $2.00 worth of holiday goods at Rowe's and get a chance to draw the 83.00 manicure set. rienty of stylish visiting cards in stock at the Eagle ofljeo PALACE RESTAURANT.

One door South of tho Almo Hotel. BOAItD and LODGING, Fruits, Candies and Fine Cigars. Oysters Served in any style or at any time, WARM MEALS AT ALL HOURS. gyS upper for parties aud dances served on short order. HARRY DORR, Proprietor.

MEAT MARKET. iapSe and Faasy Grasgrles, Quesnsoare etc in the Oily, and see Toys at Rowe's. them. Fine line of HOLIDAY rroods W. C.

ITosiek does not intend to let any one beat him on a nice line of holiday goods. Call and see them. Some lino albums at Rowe's, cheap. MILLER. J.

Snith i very slclc pneumonia fe- young lady in that neighborhood, and taken from the post office here by a neighbor boy at Rowe's, The best of buckwheat flour W. C. Hosick's. vpi. TIip cut o2f will be in opera tian next i and not delivered.

Tlie letter o.Uained im portant news, and the dol.iy caused the youn lady considerable inconvenience-. Saw-mil Elliott's New Building, West side at Uaion Hall ty-inorrow GraST Ju.lg-e ant ouring what you want Rowe's. You can fin for a present at The snow storm of last Tuesday night completely demoralized tho train service at Le Roy. Only one passenger train arrived the nex day and that was the northbound on the The iv', 1 has rcache 1 a depth of three hundred fet. on the ther- Is anyldj- "keeping case ummctor? M.

K. T. The southbound Cannon Ball on the K. Si. A.

as snowed up near Garnett and Custom grinding done on Wednesdays and Saturdays. The Flour and feed always on hand. Also for sale good did not arrive uutil Wednesday night. The of Main street. Frs sit Meats Always on Hand.

BACON. HAMS, and LARD- Highest cash prices paid for Hides, Pelts, Furs, Tallow and good country Lard. 0, L. AI2THOI2Y, Ho sick hard to please. He has laid in everything in the way of holiday goods that the people of Le Roy are likely to want.

Toys at Rowe's. Call and see them. Having purchased the barber TWE LURfll train goingnorth was caught by the blizzard at Yates Centre and did not get through until about noon Wednesday. The St. Louis Emporia line was also impassable as was also the Verdigris Valley route.

The M. K. T. ran no trains from Junction City to Le Roy until My prices are reasonabe. Wednesday.

Not a pound of eastern mail was shoi) recently owned by S. W. Give me a call. D. MILLER.

received here for three days. The storm was a biting one and stock that was not sheltered 8 uaTered terribly. A mm K. O. P.

K. C- RTOsl i Miss Clara Morton entertained tho E. O. P. E.

C. at her residence last Friday evening. The A fine line of Candies, Toys Fruits and Nuts at the Post Office uews room. Scrap albums at Rowe's. It gives entire satisfaction, is what every one says who has used Ottawa flour.

A. Willis Co. Fine line of HOLIDAY goods at Rowe's. Florida Oranges, Bananas and Cocoanuts at O. Sinitb.s news depot.

Call at Rowe's and see the new stock of presents. The handsomest and most unique patterns in clocks that has been our pleasure to examine at the P. O. Jewely store. Scrap albums at Rowe's Save money by buying 'your overehirts, "underwear.

gloves, mitts, hats and caps at the bargain house of A. Willi Co. Emblem pins for every Order at the P. O. Jewelry store.

A little money goes a long way when yon buy goods of A Willis Co. absence of O. J. Smith and Mr, and Mrs. Vet eto and Miss Maud Miller made one table less than usual.

The game was a very interesting one and lasted until nearly eleven o'clock, Sid Mullen played with his usual skill and got tho Tho small ys are now having glorious fun on the ici. II. Ii. D.plain went to Foster last Friday oil business. Will Wade has g-one to Abilene to work In a harness shop.

D. U. Rowe went to Kansas City on last Friday. The drill men say they have found encour-Hiflngr indications. The weather was fine enough Sunday to permit of horseback riding.

Mir clear skies remain but our Italian climate has taken a rocess. Dr. AV. T. Wiseman went up to Burlington 'iin lay to visit a patient.

Tlie demand for city lots is still on. Mr. Ri-is sold three last Monday. rs. Rarratt left for irard Tuesday to spend 1 In holidays with her mother.

Attend the Christmas concert to be given by Pitf. JJasel to-iaorrotr evening, Within the next weeks Le Roy will be blossoming into the boom of '1888. Mr. and Mrs. James spent last Friday and Saturday at 4heir farm near Oltumwa.

He S'lro and fittend tho Christmas concert and cantata -at L'uion Hall to-morrow night. C. C. AIcMurray of Lone Elm was here Sun. day assisting Prof.

Basel in bis sacred concert. Jake flatten of Westphalia was in the city atnrday shaking hands with. his. many friends the first prUe, a handsome gold pencil. Miss You will find splendid tables, and lovers of the game can pass a pleasant evening.

A -first-class lunch counter in connection. QUIGGLE MORTON Waste and secured what this city has long needed, a first class workman, I invite the public to visit the Gilt Edge Barber Shop andget a good job B. J. DeLaplane. Call at Rowe's and see the new stock of presents.

Handsome Gold and Gold filled watches at the P. O. Jewelry store. You can find what you want for a present at Mufflers and silk haudkercheifs We have an elegant Jine and a large stock. A.

Willis Co. Onr ten and five cent counters will supply you with many things you can not bay elsswhere for 50 centi. Miller Si Co. DEALER IN Heavy and Light Harness, Saddles, Whips BridlcSjGombs, Brushes, Qobes, etc REPAIRING DONE NEATLY AND PROMPTLY -Best Plastering Sand Always on hand. HIGHEST CASH PRICKS PAID OR GRAIN.

LE KOY -h KANSAS Mattie Robin son won the highest number of head marks and received a very handsome jewelry casket. Miss Daisy James distin-tinguished herself by carrying off the booby prize purchased for the ladies. It was a little pasteboard globe representing tho earth. Whether Miss Morton selected this present because she folt that the girls would be patie-with nothing else it is difficult to say. At any rate Miss James seemed to be highly pleased with her prize.

Harry Sears was booby among the gentlemen and got a cheap pair of specta. clcs which he woro awhile to amuse the company. After the game the guests were served an elegant lunch, and at eleven o'clock they bid their kind hostess good night, feeling that they bad'spent a very pleasant evening. HEW --Barber fiop3- In the second story of Fockele's new building is the popular Ton-sorial Palor. EKHLTO'J Bro's Prop.

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