The Gazette from Gridley, Kansas • 1

THUS CkA-SCTTTE PuMishcd every Saturday by DAET-E. SWEARIITGEIT. TSLEI GAZETTD Is the PEOPLE'S ADVERTISING RATES Made known on application, Establishes in Or'dlpy. Coffey County, March 10, S7. Transferred to Burlington, C'olfey County, September 13, 1888.

The only Union Tf.bor pnper published ip Cott'ey County. ONE DOLLAR A YEAR, GASH. Local notices 5o per lino each iner tion. FINE JOB WORK A SPECIALTY. BURLINGTON, COFFEY COUNTY, KANSAS, DECEMBER 8, 1888.

NO. 33. VOL II. WARREN CR AND ALL, President. M.

A. CROUSE, Vice-president. T. W. FOSTER, Cashier.

Jackets, Shawls, Blankets, Comforts, Toboggans, Hoods, THE PEOPLE'S TION AL BANK MA Scarfs, Mittens and Gloves, Paid up Capital, $100,000. Surplus, $15,000. iery LGggins, DIRECTORS A CKOUSE PETER BRANDON HOPKINS JOHN GIESY Wm CltOTXY WATITIEN CItANDALL FOSTER Sim loots Hats ana STOCKHOLDERS' And in fact, everything to render you more comfortable through the winter, can be found "in the greatest pro- fusionand variety at TW Foster A Jones Krueger Hiirris Ij Horrcll Hill 0 Colby 1 Stoutemycr Mrs Lamb Mary Burnham Mrs Mc Williams Miss Eva Goodall DSRoungr A Neylmrt Esther Van Slyck. Wm Crotty Barber John Giesy DO Hopkins Lewis DeWitt JJRullier Mrs. C.

Cartnean Sanford Burnham MeConnell Henry Burnham Burnham. Charles Cleveland A Eastman LR Graves Mrs Shoff "Warren Crandall TGarretson Scripps Peter Ca.yot Peter Brandon James White James Gouglass nines 3 acobs Rev Joseph Wayne i Gortner Mary Ganse Bhcrtnan Reiner Scott Castle Lewis Foster Mrs Walklinj Wilson A Crouso Hall Mecder Woodford Bros Browne Essex Frank Ca.yot Mrs A Park A Brandon Armstrong German lnsuran Rev Murphy Murphy Ij Dibble Kerr Scripps Co Receives deposits subject to chock. Pays interest on time deposits. Buys and pells do mestic and foreign exchange. Makes collections oil all points, special attention given to the interests ot stock men.

'Liberal accommodations consistent witn sarety. NT He has tried to make the prices suit the times, and he flatters himself that he has succeeded. He calls particular attention to his STAPLE DEPARTMENT. MUSLINS, CANTON FLANNELS GINGHAMS SHIRTINGS ETC. BURLINGTON, KANSAS, Has ifi3 Finosf and Largest Stopk of Boots and Shoes IN COFFEY COUNTY.

You will be astonished if you visit him to see how low he is selling'theni. The very best goods in Ladies' Misses' and Childrens fine shoes at startling low prices. You all know the place. One door north of Postoffice, Burlington, Big Red Boot. His FIVE CENT PRINTS are not to be equaled in the city, so the people who have used them say, and if they don't know, WHO DOES It will be to your advantage if you contemplate buying any kind of Dry Goods, to examine the stock of Ths Only EXCLUSIVE Dealer in THE COUNTY.

Farmers, drop in and see our mammoth stock of i V3 IEZslix; NEIGHBORHOOD FROTHS. Hi le many friends join in wishing them many long years of perfect bliss. The ball thanksgiving night was You may talk about your Silver Leaf, Gold Leaf, or any other Leaf, but when vou want good bread that witnout dcuot trie event ot tne sea-Jwon'(; dry out in twelve hours, buy II. H. SMITH, Pi oil Bisr Bell flour, manufactured at the Le Roy water mills, and for sale by REAL ESTATE, LOANS, and INSURANCE Grricller, Coffey dn.

HAS FOR SALE A CHOICE LIST OF IMPROVED FARMS, UNIM PROVED LANDS AND TOWN PROPERTY, O. h. bANFOUD, Burlington, Ivaa. C. Decker.

THE ONLY HOTEL Ifl GRIDLEY. GRIDLEY NEWS. Uncle Jesjie Klock has sold the billiard hall and building to W. II. Davis, and rumor has it that Mr.D.

will open up with a large stok of goods. It will be a good change. J. M. Evans took a fine carload of hogs and eattle to Kansas City Thursday.

Ilarley Klock left Wednesday with his prisoner, H. F. Joiner, enroute for the county jail, where Mr. Jointer The editor of the Concordia Head Bargains for Homeseekers. Half section of fine farm land 1- mile from Gridley; cheap.

A Sne stock ranch, over "700 acres, plenty of water, some timber, three miles from town. 80 acres 1 mile from Gridley; a rare mm Mll Pi son. About rorty couples tripped the light fantastic to the excellent music discoursed bv. Mr. Porter and Mrs.

Griffith. The general verdict is that Gridlsy can get up the nicest ball in southern Kansas. Mr. II. O.

Quiggle is the gentlemanly proprietor of the city billiard and pool parlor. Mr. O. is a gentleman of repute, and will endeavor to run a first class place, where due respect will be shown all patrons. Mr.

O. requests none but the respectable class to call. ALICE VILLE ITEMS. BY XX. 0wm nlmiumu -bargain.

soli! at" von low orice Half section 3 miles from Virgil very cheap. All improved farms. UNIMPROVED LANDS AT FROM $6.50 TO $12 PER ACRE. HPCall or address' all Comunications to IEL Gridley, Kan. MONEY TO LOAN ON REAL Shi A large carload of hogs were light says he has written canning factory items till the very thought of such an establishment sounds canny and hollow to him.

Farmers, think of it! The largest, cheapest and best stock of rubber goods at Kahnt's eycr before placed on sale in this city. Tank Kee's museum baffles description. Pastor M. E. Church, Council Grove, Kansas.

I. Rally keeps the besicoal. Telephone 120.. Charles Watt, of Toronto, Canada, editor of the Secular Thought, will deliver two lectures in this city on Sundayj January 20, 1889. Subjects of lecture next week.

Order your coal of I. Bailey, telephone 120. All kinds of, refreshments at C. A. Clark's 26 An A 1.

winter boot at Kahnt's: ESTATE CHEAP. For further information call on or address Hi ped east from this point this week. A little baby girl put in its appearance just in- time for Thanksgiving Turkey at W. Moore's. George Clark has built a large addition to his house.

will sojurn tor sixty days. Wm. Hughes has a fine, large case of mumps. Mr. Abraham DeLong and wife, of Ottawa, arrived here Friday with the corpse of their chili, which was in the Teachout cemetery.

Mr. Kauffmau left Friday on a visit to relatives in Peoria, Ills. 'Wm Kellerman and wife are enjoying a visit among friends and relatives on Eagle, creek. George Tucker has manufactured a bicycle, and Doc Stockton has laid in a supply of splints and bandages. Prof.

McClung's school room is being furnished with some more new seats. The school is rapidly in- i-feaa jfesa M. A. MAXWELL, Gridley, Kan. DEALER Dr.

Swan is building a new barn. Tiie Denial Electric Vibrator. Ercrjr thing Firat-class. Terms, $1 rer flay; tlie weei, Farmers, gust what you want a warranted boot at a daisy. At Kahnt's.

Remember that the Gold Leaf flour has no superior as a first patent. 26. If you want a first-class shave, go to Joe Dickinsheets. Tank Kee commenced lecturing under the auspices of "Rev. Bishop Simpson, who pronounced him to be "one of the best descriptive lecturers, in the United States." We have received testimonials by the thousands, all commending him in the highest terms.

If want your rubber boots repaired, Sam McCorkle will do it cheaper and better than anybody. New line of rubber goods at Kalints Tank Kee's entertainments will commence in Hamilton's opera house December 8. Lay your plans to attend this course. Those who fail to hear him will miss a great treat. Hear what those who have heard hhn say; Gregg does the finest photo work.

At Coker'e old stand, over Sanf'ord's grocery. Rubbers for evcrybodyr-men, women and children at Kahnt's. It is reported that there are families in Stevens county livinsr on And still theyjeome. Another girl Dr. F.

D. Jones of Burlington has secured the exclusive right of Coffey at C. Shaffer s. Barney Peeper and family are back from Missouri, and are living in the Jutzi place. Miss Ida Hawes has gone to Con county, and wiil hereafter extract teeth without pain, using the Dental creasing.

Electric Vibrator. Chloroform, ether LAMP FIXTURES, DYE STUFFS, GARDEN SEEDS, BRUSHES, COMBS, GLASS. Etc. TOILET ARTICLES, MEDICINES, PERFUMES. STATIONERY, PAINTS, OILS, and PUTTY.

necticut to spend the winter with her sister Ailie. and gas superseded. The most nerv ous woman, the little child, as well as the strongest man can use the Vibrator with entire safety. There are no depressing effects after using It Mrs. Toland has been quite sick, but is now on the mend.

Mr. Cressling has been building and is now having the plastering done. J. Frcdendall and family, accom a first-class warranted boot. Call and see it.

Only $2.50. Fine work a specialty it McCorkell's Joot and shoe repair shqp, one door west of the postoffice. The infant class in one of the Wichita Sabbath schools on being asked the question "what is. thanksgiving for?" answered in chorus, Get your rubber boots soled at McCorkell's, sign upside down, west of the postoffice. Ladies, have your shoes repaired at tones up the nerves and produces a healthy condition of the system.

After corresponding with the leading dent Prescriptions Carefully Compounded. panied by Miss Ella Russell, of Scott MAIN STREET, GRIDLEY, KAN. Valley, and other friends of this place spent Thanksgiving with Mrs. J. D.

Hawes. C. Streigle is having a well drilled. J. Bryant is receiving corn faster PROPRIETOR ists, and making one trip to Kansas City to thoroughly investigate the Vibrator, and having seen sixty teeth extracted with it, some claiming no pain whatever and others very little, all agreeing that it is a great help, 1 am fully persuaded that it merits all we claim for it, and is a great boon to dentistry.

TESTIMONIALS. I would say to all persons suffering from the effects of bad teeth, try the Electric Vibrator. I had thirteen MeCorkell with nivisible patches. C. A.

Clark is the veteran con fee-tioner. 26 than he is able" to. build cribs to hold it, so is obliged to pile it on the ground. if IV Don't forget the $2 Dongola shoe at ivannt s. Jjaaics, lust tne tninr Canon City Colorado Coal.

We have secured the agency for for a nice, easy shoe. It will pay you to examine the line of cheap fall boots at Kahnt's. GRIDLEY, KANSAS. First-clas3 rigs of dl kinds furnished on the shortest possible notice, and at prices to suit the times. Special care jriven the transient trade.

According to postmaster Lockwood of Burlington, Gridley's mail receipts are half as large as Burlington. That speaks pretty well for our business, don't it? Tom Wiseman visited Burlington Friday evening. Born. To Mr. and Mrs.

Harry MeConnell, a girl, Nox. 25th. Harry is doing as well as could be expected. C. II.

Puffer returned home Monday, accompanied by his two charming sisters. Steve has greatly enjoyed his vacation and has almost entirely regained his health. The Puffer "full" band and orchestra gave a street parade Monday from the depot to the drug store. Hughes Evans shipped a car of cattle and one of hogs to Kansas City Wednesday. Mrs.

John Freeman arrived this week. They report a pleasant voyage across the pond. Frank Fessenden has had the front of his lunqh room beautifully decorated with fancy signs. Frank has completely renovated his place and is in good shape to receive Our notorious school house trial has again been postponed, this time until the next term of court. Uncle Jessie Klock and bin wife, also Mr.

and Mrs. Ed Klock, leave us Monday for Oregon, where they will make their home. They have been good citizens and will be missed by their many friends. this celebrated BITUMINOUS COAL 11 Ml .11 teeth taken out, and am free in Baying very little pain was experienced in the Tank Kee's entertainments are the wnicn we win constantly Keep a sup most satisfactory treat the citizens of ltich Hill ever enjoyed. Pastor M.

Jii Church, Rich Hill, Mo. ncssev ivi eat ply of. This coal burns freely, is EQUALLY CLEAN AS ANTHRACITE, makes no soot, very little smoke, no clinkers, and burns up to a clean, white ash. 28. The F.

E. Pratt L. G. Co. Kahnt keeps the best line of gloves operation.

Mary E. Witbben. I have had six teeth extracted with the Electric Vibrator with little or no pain. I consider it by far the best method yet of extracting teeth. S.

Bkiggs. This is to certify that I have had eight teeth extracted by the use of the Electric machine, and it gave me but very little pain. I can recommend it as the best thing out for that purpose. V. King.

stewed pumpkins and boiled corn. They are probably believers in vegetarianism. Tank Kee is a lecturer of rare abil ty, felicitous, humorous, pathetic aud eloquent. Evening Star, Kansas City, Missouri. The largest stock of candies, nuts, in the city, at C.

A. Clark's. 26 In the Austrian provinces a drunkard is regarded as a criminal and heavily fined and imprisoned. Kahn't is selling gloves at prices to suit the times. Call and examine his goods.

Rubber boots for men and boys at Kahnt's, Tank Kee's entertainments arc replete wUh wit, humor and sarcasm, and at the same time lose none of tho desired historical interest and infoi-niation. Lecture Committee, Chicago, Illinois. Take a look at Kahnt's bargains in gloves and mittens. See the Chicago School shoes at Kahnt's. The best school shoes in the market.

At Gregg's studio you will get the best photos. The silver loaf flour, as aeeond patent, is hard to beat, 3 tf Tho hr rzi btz tlzzi Hughes Evans, Proprietors. We will keep constantly on hand all kinds of the very choicest and best FRESH 33L.T And we pay the highest cash price for Hide3 and Tallow. Hughes O-riciley, Ksin- and mittens. Sam McCorkle, back of tha post-office, manufactures and repairs boots and shoes, repairs rubber boots at low prices, and gives satisfaction.

A young lady in Cawkcr City has a unique place for keeping her gum when she wishes to rest her mouth. She puts it on the inside of her shoe heel. Fresh oysters in season at C. A. Clark's.

26 Joe Dickiusheets will give you the smoothest, easiest shave. Bring your job work to The Gazette office if you want good work, Notice to Iinntcrs. All persons are nereby forbid, under penalty of the law, from hunting on the lands belonging to F. A. Ath-erly, R.

Telford and-C. Q. Bullock, in Liberty township, Coffey county, Kansas. F. A.

Atiieiily. It Tklpord Gridley, November, 1888. Castor licang. We want to buy all your castor beans, grain or field seeds. Will pay the biggest market prices.

The F. E. Pratt Lumber and Grain company. 28tf cJ. O.

3 OOKWELL City Transfer Meets all trains, and delivers passengers to all parts of the city. Telephone 218. ranste iES, Props. ILLER Mr. Charles Dobie has about the! smoothest buggy team in Gridley.

They are full blood Durham mules. good stock and low prices. and how they do loom up in rout of a earriage. AND "Crea! The Silver Leaf Flour, as a second Wm. Mcmullen, m.d., IIa3 reopened his office, and having attended the Polyclinic at St.

Louis, is fully prepared to meet all forms of diseases, and will bo pleased to welcome all his old patrons and others needing medical attention. The eye, cT ni diaeaaea of iQob and Factory No. 79. 2S. IP.

Morton. SWEET BRIER Married, at the residence of. J. patent, cannot be beat. 28 Miss Anna Shaw will give the two of her grand lectures on December 14 and 15.

Oomo one. come ARE THE BEST CIGARS JW THS Ml Evans, Thursday Nov. 28th, Tank 11x3 fot over now ground and ail, and'have a jrjoodr time, audi feesrlrr Mr. Daniel Lay ton Miss Clara Burlinerton. Kan.

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