Netawaka Reporter from Netawaka, Kansas • 3

Subscrlbo for the ItKroHTiiu. Mr, li J. Thompson, of llolton, The k.7uJUiii fly bumble wasp's ft the Dr. P. Ppddock, J.

GIBBONS, wlui And the froit'N 011 the boards by the well; We hare had frost thU week. eamo up Thursday to tJt something to eut. E. Graroa was lit Hollo 11 thin Morton has been made a money While the tutors are all la a little round IDHALEll IJf pile Tlmt the farmer will take off and sell. order postofllco, MM Anna Turry is visiting relative near MiiaooUh.

Physican and Surgeon. George Halst waa up from Holton In the burn and the sheds are the plows and the rakes, The burrows, the Hiters, the hoes; While the former skips off to the Hold, wtft i NETAWAKA situated 87 lulltm of Atchison ton the Central Bruuoh of the Missouri Puvlflo railroad, la ttie northern part ol Jttt'luon oouut.v, Kansas, ten llua north ol Bolton, Recount seat. Jt, liaolty of the 34 eiasaoffcbout 400 InhtibimotA It surrounded by tome of the fluent wrrleuliural country la the world and nil kinds of jrruiu are ruined In lis imineUlute vlo.nuy. ptopie are peucef ul, luw.aMdint,V industrl- week to attend ft mooting of tlia county board. A Mr.

Covert, of Atchison, Id employed ot the nilll t)jls week until Air. Parker convalesces. 1 1 Kate Putnam, the actress, played "Erron, The Elf," at llolton kit nijht. The bad weather prevented the attend Harness, Whips and Flj ITets. AH -Work Warranted.

to take In the fiance. A little olifll of James MoDaniol Is not expected to lire, Fresh and freih oysters eyery HEATS ALL DSEASEg Of TI1E EYE AND EA1L nil plugs And puthors the oprn as be goea The ohioks In the shed huddle oloie on the Thursday at Hopklas pna i nd i Iaqulrwa roott, The pigs In the lot lie In rows, advlwbUliTofopelniflttnv kiBdofbulnM 7 7 ance of a pitrty from hero. Wash. Linn; living five miles north of lAtvn, who hui boen suffering norm He Is also putting lit a new gtook of drugs at low prices. Add the beetle bug's crawled Jqto some, rot- here w.ll be oh.

erlujly iftoswor! bj "cunenmuy. evening. Q.G!LL,Fv1GfR, editor pf tbla paper (... 1 ten stump Where nobody cares If he knows, o. jmmnap now nas me iaatosi 1 trotter Ih the coun, uiuit)f trdatniunt of Dr.Pnd try.

40Ck, The well-digger's out'on his mission of love, Jas, Christensen on his farm north la of the the Tlie robin h'ts sough) warmer ollmes; The political man Is right on the bump A-squanderlhg all his good dimea TfAYOR, a B. CobcVlCo4uvllinin, W. W. Jmkoo, h.P.i O. W.

Ted, Hiram Parker, police Judn, A. a jWorHhai, A. Hreet loner. V(. Cruwford: TTeHHurer, Bub.

ner City Cierk, A. M. HuvqrHtQCk. I'osifrsster, ,1 M. WRiGHT Has recently opened a store in Notawaka with a full line of Ilonry Lick and son took reunion at Topeka the first week.

The older mill wheel goes fllpporty-flop, Quite a number of prairlo pass through town to' the eastward HUECHEH, of town 'threshe'd'out this" iVven-ty-five hu ml rod buahols of millet 'seed, and A. A Fleming'on the farm adjoining, nineteen hundred Although little is said about it the oheesH factory scheme is Ing right along, and by next summer Jtuf-ilreri chants will have home made phoeses for sale superior to those furnished STtONGREOAnONili Joi.a A. Woodburn, Piisibfc tterwuoa evrjt WinUay tnoru- tnir und venlnuj school e.ioh bun. Log cabins are out In the swim. And the prospeot for Banny Juwt at this time Is oortalnly not very slim, From reflections on a sonr stomach by W.

-ft' Si'ott 11 Use Good Luck Liniment for bar bod-wire outs and wounds of all kjiids, has no eauul, and flies will riot Rouble a sore where it is used. jor sale and every bottle guaranteed to srrv'e satisfaction or money refunded 1 Grpcorips, Coixfectioneries, Notions and Novelties Cigars and Tpbacco4 CALL AND SEE STOCK AND PRICES. PRICES QUOTED IN NEXT ISSUE. 10 o'clock U-Ulms, Bup't Pn.yer ueeting vrety. FnUty eve.

limit. 1 1 v.Hi fftBEBBITEBIAN, D. Todd, Pustor. Ser- vlo every Mt--ruaiuady iruornlutf and evening, fun lay bo boo. ench Uuuduy at 10.

o'clock E. sKup't Prayer niee lug Wemendy evoniug. those days. 1 The- gleo club that is to sln at the rally Monday has been practicing diligently all 'Signal: L. D.

Nichols and Harry Spragueof Netawaka, 'gavo the 'Slg. 11 al a call Saturday. A special car went west on the Branch Monday morning and returned Wednesday afternoon. them formerly by eastern manufacturers. 1 Attend the exposition at St Louis, Sepf fith to Oct' 20th inclusive" Qiie and one-third fare for round t'rfr with twenty-five cents for admission one by Dr.

Paddock, Netawaka, Kans. L. V. Nichols has been in Ilorton three or four days the oast week at I.OP0E8 AND SOCIETIES. A F.

A. Fuler Str Lodge, Na 130, meets the first Ihursd ty in ftnoh month before the lull inooti. B. P. M.

H. Plank Seo'y. OF St -r of Hope Lodge, Na 85, meets every alternate Baturday nlglib J). Fruaey, 0. Missouri Paciflo Time Table.

T. MCDANIEL, tending a law BUit in which he is interested. 'l Torn McDaniel, Charley Gibbons, Wall. Crawford and Will Duff follow uiiv. 1 uii parueuiars qatos 01 salo by applying to S.

Thompson, Agon. The long looked for rain came last Thursday night and soaked the ground up in good shape. All the farmers Programme Of the Teachers' association at Whiting Saturday, October 13, 1888: 10:30 to 1:00 Miscellaneous business. 11:00 to 11:30 Class exercise in Orthography. 11:30 to 12:00 Current Topics, Alice Evans.

ed the Scottu family up to Wetmore Tuesday niht.4 fflllce p. m. 12:25 m. 10:10 a m. nil Faro WBST BOUND.

fM.iil and Express, IPsssi'ngor, lx)cal Frpyht, EAST BOUND. tMail and Express, -JPasiifiieer. -fLoual Fiepht, who have stock to winter now wear 7xp smiles that indicate the happy condition of their minds. It did indeed look sorious for awhile and another good rain would not injure anything. The hop nt Kenyon hall Wednes DINNER.

2:00 to 2:45 Dicussion To what ex- 3:58 nt. 4:44 a. 2:20 p. m. 6:30 m.

Oiilly, stops only I have some money 1 would like to loan on une'rtcumborod real estate at 8 per cent interest straight A. Neal. Mr. Clinkenbeard, the Wetmore photographer, was in town a few days this week and did some very satisfac Cigars, Tobacco, Confectionery. loo Creanj and Summer Drinks.

Freight; ixc pt Monday, tDntly except Sun Iny. on xigii: is the teacher responsible for the morals of his pupils? Led by C. B. Davidson, 2:45 to 3:15 Exercises in English literature Georse Eliot Adda Adair. day night is said to have been the best so far this season.

About thirty numbers were sold and the dancers expressed themseves as well pleased with the evening's program. A good crowd 315 to The Bones. YQU KNOW WHERE HIS IS tory work for some of our citizens. John Kennedy has this week moved his family and household goods from his former residence south of the elevator into the house lately vacated was aown rrom wetmore ana tno surrounding country was well kj. rui row.

3:45 to 4:00 Queries. 4:00 Adjournment HAVEESTOCK, Another jug of Belknap's boss ci -DEALER IN- W. W. Letson went to Topeka Fri-dav on business. rFrank Robinson came down from Morrill last ni Subscribe.

Only thirty cents. Republican rally Monday. Sale bills printed at this office. Fresh oysters at McDaniel's restaurant W. W.

Letson was in Atchison Don't forget he pole raising here next Monday. Get your job work done at the Reporter office. Steele has been ill this week but is improving. by Jno, Archer. When it comes down to genuine enterprise and push the Horton Headlight, takes the lead.

Its recent review of the town and the write up of the celebration prove this. H. B. Cox has been out the p.ist SB ai HIT HABDWARE, aer arrived at tne reporter omce this week and was even better than the first If all of Belknap's cider is as good as the samples he is generous enough to leave with us occasionally, we don't wonder that the road is always hot, dusty and well-traveled toward his mammoth cider mill. A farmer earned Tally living eight The Centrnlia.

Journal printed a daily during the fair at that place. John Blair came up from the mission this week to visit his family. Mh. Dnnlql Hopkins and little non returned from Au-hison Thursday and week porting up bills advertising the republican pole raising and the people 111 this vicinity are generally very well in forme I as to its occurrence. Implements, Road Carrs, Buggies, Cooking and Heating Stoves, Cutlery and Novelties.

or ten miles northwest of this place, The postoffice was moved last Wednesday morning into A M. Hav- Dan. and Rien. will now have something tO eat. Roofing and Spouting A SPECIALTY.

REPAIRING. Prices Guaranteed, experiencing a scarcity of water for his catt'e dug five well aggregating a depth of over four hundred feet and finally, Icing unsuccessful! obtain ing the necessary fluid was compelled to sell his stock at a loss. To whom it may concern; I ni not an advocate of patent medicines. erstopk hardware store. Dr.

Paddock will immediately fill up the vacated half of his store with a good line of drugs. A party of Netawaka people, con Woods Blair is up from Topeka visiting his parents. Only thirty cents for the Riport-f from now until 1889. Mrs. M.

A. Funchess went tp St, Louis, Ma, lust Monday. W. H. Taylor wag in Kansas City again the first of the week.

The Reporter from now till nary 1st, 1889, for only 80 cents. Bring your job work to this office -Several strangers were in town this veek hunting farms to purchase. Our real estate agents have them all en their "job hooks." In a few weeks the RBPORTER will very probably begin the publication of a weekly school letter. This will be interesting to the parents. sisting of Mr.

and Mrs! D. Sprague, George Sprague and family and Mr. and Mrs. L. V.

Nichols drove over to but will say that I have nevor found WANTED I an equal to Good Luck Linniment for healing all wounds and ulcers, both superficial and deep All this is necessary is to be thorough and success will surely follow. L. IL Tubbs, M. C. C.

Horton the first of the week to take in the sights. Horton Commercial: It is the part of a newspaper to assist in building up the town. If you expect a lhe city council was to have met last Wednesday evening but as there was not a quorum present the session V. S. For suln hv Tin.

Pa Mont Not. We will do it neatly and pheaply. Signal: Wm. Bottenburg, of Net-awaka, was among our callers Wednes- -Mrs. George Postqn left for Alida, Lid, last Monday to be gone some time.

When are the Netawaka democrats newspaper to boom a town or com- awak. WHEAT, OATS, AND CORN! I will pay at the Neawaka Mills for was postponed till to-night when a full attendance is desired, Holton, or at least some of Holton, is endeavoring to establish a sys luunity, you snouia extend to it gen- erous support Somebody in this vicinity, we have If you use a needle to work your button holes don't do so any more, buy an Acme button hole attachment which is adapted to any two threaded sewing machine without alteration and will make any kind of flat or corded tem of water works in that city as a means of protection against fire. May the effort prove successful. Our townsman George Sprague. a NO.

2 SOFT WHEAT, WAGONS. NO. 2 SOFT WHE AT, CAR LOADS, NO. 3 SOFT WHEAT. NO.

2 RYE, CAR LOADS, NO. 2 RYE. WAGON is, $0.93 to $0.95 .98 .83 to .85 .43 .38 to. 40 lorgouen wno, nas their possession an onion brought from Ohio which measures nearly eight inches across its top and weighs nearly two pounds. This almost equals Kansas.

Quiie a crowd of Whiting people and a few from Netawaka and Musco democrat, by the way, has lately discovered that he is a second cousin by button hole in less than one minute. Do not fail to seo one as they are the acme of perfection. A satisfactory trial given before purchasing. I sup going to have their pole raising and rai'yp A liirge crowd is expectetLto pai ticipale in the republican raily here Monday. Mr, Killian, who has been seriously ill for some time past is reported as improving, R.

B. Tucker, of Effingham, was in the city on business few hours Wednesday. tah attended the republican meeting at the first named city Monday even ir GOLD COIN flour is the best flour fur the money in Kansas. Sold by-Letson Sprague Capt. Bo man, Neiawaka; C.

C. AM1011, Goffs; Thomas Horton at Corning; M. E. Smith C. F.

Kroening, Gv. Shaw of Atchison. ply evcrytning pertaining to sewing machines from a bandwheel down to a ing. County Attorney G. Robin- marriage to L.

U. Humphrey, republican candidate for governor. We have this week received the Washburn Reporter, a little journal devoted to the interests of Washburn college, Topeka. Ralph Ingalls, son of our senator is one of the editors. A party was given for Maurice Ilartnet at his father's residence just Son was the principal speaker.

JNO. M. CAIN. needle. Johnson and Goodrich' attachment in velvet lined box, Arra-sine and silk embroiders, in fact everything used about any sewing machine.

Machines adjusted, repaired and re A man from Atchison was in, town this week repairing stoves. Patronize home industries. One of the controllers of the old Harris hotel wishes us to say that the parties who are breaking out window lights in that building are being watched and if it is not stopped they will soon be made sorry for their actions. built Orders through the mail will west of the elevator last Tuesday even -There was a Sunday school teach receive prompt attention. Satisfactio ers meeting at the residence of Thos.

A. F. GRAVE given or no charges made. Isn't this 3, Hatch Thursday evening. The Scott family gave a concert fair? I mean it W.

Scott. ing. His young friends were presont in numbers and the evening passed off pleasanty. Mr. and Mrs.

Curt Shoemaker, Miss Mary Randall, Will McKibbin, John Bonner, Mrs. Campfield and at Kenyon hall last Monday night to a As the Reporter force wishes to take in the pole raising this office will The time of the year is drawin IN- near when amusements of the indoor probably be closed Monday variety are the most popular. Parties, Why go to llolton to have your very fair audience. The entertainment was good and the audience was well pleased. Some of the boys are a little out on account of the evening's fun, however.

dances, attract a considerable AD PilAA ale bills printed when the Reporter part of the amusement lovers atten tion, but theatricals, concerts and otii can do them for you just as cheap. James Clinkenbeard. 11 of Wetmore, were in attendance at the dance here Wednesday night A little daughter of James Davenport, who lives north of town, died on Jess Clark, of the Whiting News, er stage performances never fail to and Frank Hines, of Muscotah, were W. J. Sullivan, of Whiting, is the agent for J.

B. Barnett's great hog remedy, a sure and certain preventa kindle a deep interest in the young guests of the Reporter last Saturday, rt ia vv ia Farming Implements, Wagons, Etc. SQUARE DEALING. LOWEST PRICES. touts hearts.

Netawaka is not sup tive of the diseases to which hes are Walter Crawford and an other drove some cattle to Atchison plied with a good opera house, stage and scenery complete, and therefore Thursday aged 7 months, of cholera infantum. She was interred in the Netawaka cemetery yesterday afternoon. Rev. Todd officiating. subject Warranted to evpel worms and give an appetite.

Farmers who Hellogz will probably not be visited Ly many last week that were sold at ale. have hogs that are notdoing well should traveling companies this year. Why, The Congregational sewing socie see Mr. Sullivan. Price 12J cts.

16 then, not organize a dramatic com This is the time of year when ev ty met again for a foast last Thursday, -A Graham and wife, Mr. Crnise ery well regulated newspaper should be "in its local colnmni with nr. tin time at the residence of 'Squire and wife, W. C. Crawford and wife and pany of our own? 11 we are informed correctly an effort was made last winter to form such an institution here but for lack of the proper propelling your stoves!" ai, Um Feed id Si si Neal in the west part of town.

The regular attendants made this no ex John Berridge drove to Whiting Tues James Clinkenbeard, a former ac ception and the 1 sual amount of good day morning and took the train there for Topeka to attend the soldiers' re power the scheme fell through. Neta quaintance, and a brother of our new ies were disposed of. photographer, called on the Reporter union. They returned Thursday re waka contains enough material and talent tor a very respectable dramatic In another column will be found Wednesday evening. porting a big crowd and a good time.

club and why she should not have one very beautiful poem written by W. Will Wyman, probably the most I have used Good Luck Liniment is beyond the Reporter's understand H. Scott while he was endeavoring popular traveling man on the Branch, W. 0. COX SONS.

on my horses for barbed-wire cuts, ing. It costs little or nothing except to recover from the effects of a mix arrived in town Wednesday evening the time and labor spent on rehearsals ture of Belknap cider and cheese ore shoulders, kicks and all other wounds, and I pronounce it without a to make np a cast and produce almost from Netawaka's new factory. Mr. Scott is a republican as the Jast few any amatenr drama, and with a compe in time to take in the ball It is said that an Atchison society girl always speaks of her shoes as "hoeleU" so anxious is she to attract attention to the smailness of her feet doubt the best beating remedy 1 have ever used M. Law, liveryman, Sa-betha, Kan.

For sale by Dr. Paddock. tent person for stage manager our tflNone but first-class turnouts furnished. Fine rigs and horses in gocdl young folks could make an effort of lines indicate and we shall now expect some one of our democratic brethren to hop op with a verse. i condition.

Special attention nven to commercial men. The best of care tk Netawaka, Kans. that kind a glittering success. en of all transient horses. Call en us; we think we can please youv 1-1.