The Hoyt Times from Hoyt, Kansas • 4

raws MatuhM4iiroap( "V' .1 i SandorBoh" livery barn 'is noiw TEE 110 YT TIMES i 9 I. I MS I IH llrfrJ completed. John Eagles ton. Blacksmith and Reparer." Keparing of Machinery a $1.50 A YEAR, -In Advance. Miss.

Abbott froin Boston, is visiting at Mr. B. Johnsons ISSUED EVERY THURSDA. Mf. Fred Johnson, who has been Jf 1 A LIT T.

working on a ranch near Denver Colorado, returned home last Fri For the KText Ten Dajrs to Fur- ft Time Table, 'Rock Island Route" Put en two more thror.gh Passenger trains to this place and Kansas City, 'J he following now the Time Card of these trains. GOING EAST. Pssscgcr, No S. 3:53 p. m.

-)Dealer ln( Lumber, Lime, Cement, Hair. Saoh, Doors, Blinds, Molding and Paper. Sells CHEAPER Thau ANY ONE. CALL and see VIE before YOU day night and expects to remain of Real Estate in the all winter. Mr.

A. Green propietor of he Hoyt House at this place, skip in. m. ssa a sail Accomodation, H. BAWTA, DEALER IN IDx3r Gcods, Groceries.

Boots, Shoes and Notions. HOYT. KAN. ped: for parts unknown on last Sat GOING WEST. urday night.

He was heavily in Those desiring to locate homes or to engage in business where they will receive the advantages of a certain rise in the value of their property and a location having no su debt was the cause of his leaving. Mr. Mart. Ren roes barn caught BUY. ilrcctly last of 0.

1. JT. Soiot. fire iu some way last Thursday and burned to the ground. crib Mr.

Harris of this place is haul 'is or perior in the state for health and beauty, come ami get our prices and see our town before locating elsewhere. KSE9CESEESE5EB THE BSLL ing rock in Topeka. Wsseuger No. 11.01 A M. I A.

M. Accomodation, 21 11:20 A.M. 23 P. M. bear Topeka mul Kansai City follow; LEAVE TOPEKA.

CbWago St. Louis niijht Express. 30. a. m.

arrive at Katuas CUy, 5 24 A. M. Ui Tipeka. 4.1(1 a. m.

arrive K. 0, K. C. 10 'JO a. m.

Topeka p. K. C. 03 p. 11.S5P.

M. '1 itkets for all points Et, West, North South. C. T- Pylb, Agent. A.

O. U. W. Hoyt Lodge Nn.234. meet at John tons Office every Friday evening.

M. W. C. Colbnrn; Kecorder. A.

(Ireen. J. M. Canady. Receiver I.

Saunders. Several prairie schooners pass through here everyday going south. -KANSAS. HOYT, Mr. D.

L. Button of the Mail, was in town looking alter the in 1 recently passed by Congressi.and signed by. the Presi 5f dent for the al otment of -land in severalty to tlieO rv terests of that paper, on Saturday Inst and made us a pleasant call. L.H.Burnett CtCo. Tarious ndian Tribes of the U.

Every body ask Will McKeage will throw open to settlement what time it is for he has a new watch and likes to hear the ques TIMES, PUBLISHED WEEKLY AT HOYT, KAN For the LOW PRICE of ONE DOLLAR and FIFTY CENT per annom, in ADVANCE. THE POTTAWATOMIE RESERVE. tion asked. Keeps everything usually found in a First CIass DRUG STORE. Have also fin office in connection occupied by Dr.

Hatfield. IN NEW BUILDING EAST OF DEPOT. Mr. Aikins who has been TWO IrXIIsSS WEST OF TOWIff. workinc on a ranch near Denver Col.

returned home on last Friday evening and expects to remain here all winter. He says that every This will furnish a large additional thing is lively around Denver. Mr. Pay who has been setting trade to the town. type for the Whiting News, made Business Locals.

For Dry Goods, Groceries. Boots Rev. Stewart a Baptist Minister from Holton, is conducting a series of meetings in tho A. O. U.

W. hall at this place. On Sunday evening abont dusk a black of horses attached to JOB PEDfTING OF ALL KINDS eat ly Exec ted at Reasonable Prices. P. N.

Gish Soy. Proprietor. The best town to locate it and Shoes, call on H. Bant a. Don't forget to examine Kittles Stoves.

CITY DIRECTORY. EGLESTON, Dlacksmith. HC. ANDREWS. IMacksmith.

VANDERUILL STKRDEVEN, Plasters. ROSE BROS. Cvpcnter 8: Contractors, HC. COLBURN. Notary Public.

HURNS, Postmaster. HM. JOHNSON. Land Agent. BURNS McCAGE, General Merchandise.

CP. KITTLE, Hardware. M.CANADAV, General Merchandise. nil A NT A. Dry Goods I'Sreceries.

KETTERMAN. Flour and Feed W. McCULLOUGH. I jvcry and Sale Stable. JW.M-.OJLDUCH, Hotel.

SANDERSON, Lumber Yard- JARMAN, Carpenter. 7 II. KOONS, Barber. HEISEI.MAN ft ASPERGER, Painters A L.GREEN. Hotel.

WH HATFIELD. Physician Surgeon. KETTERMAN. Meat Market' TiK. BURNETT CO Come and see our town, examine the various localities and get the prices.

us a very pleasant eall on Friday of last week. Mr. Jeff Martin of Meriden is moving on the Skinner Ranch where he will feed Priest Bros, cattle this winter. J. D.

has opened a three foot vein of h-aud on his lot in town. a buggy wont Pt our place on tne run. We watched them until Take your produce to H. Banta if you want the Best MarKet Prices. Some of our best resident lots are listed at from Will Kwons, the barber, has on hand a full line of confectionary.

neanns; The hay barn is completion. All of the leading Krands of Ci" tO $50. to 2Pia.rcILLa,s- gars at the Hoyt House. W. H.

Koons the Barber sells the bej-t oct cigar in the city. isMayetta, ten miles south of Holton. Address E. E. Lunger.

BOB BRITTLE you are a FO OL. Shave! S1IAYE1 Siiavk! Don't murder ourself by shaving with your old dull ra they turned the corner at Mr. Col-burns, but did not rind out whose team it was cr whether any damage was done There was no oue in the buggy when it passed our place Dsmocraic Primaries There will be i meeting of the Democrat of Doughiss Township at the Rising Sun school bouse on Monday Oil. 31st 187 at 7 oclock P. M.

for the purpose uomina-ting aTowDsbip Ticket to be voted or at the oasuing election. F. H. Chaso. The work train has been here for the last week, and the men are leveling up the track.

Born. To Mr. Don. Flakier and wife J. M.

Canaday carries the finest Lot of Teas in Hovtt ers of Due Hasulf 1B13s: jocloxo. Oflice between Kettle and Canaday. Drop in and see us when in town. A new supply of ints. Oil and on Oct.

23d a boy. To Mr; and Mrs. Birt on Oct-23d a girl. X-J Druggist's. DR.

PETTIJOHN-Physician Surgeon. Office Hours Dr. Pettijohn office hours at City Drug Store 9 A. to 2 P. Residence, 6 to 8 A.

M. 5 to 7 P. M. Dr. Hatfield, 7to 9 A.

M. 5 to 7 P.M. Varnishes just received. And C. P.

Kittle will sell at Topeka prices. Diamond Dyes at Burnett Co's New Drug Store. but call on me. I ant located v-tvr in Aiken's building, where 1 kep a full line of Choice Cisjars and Tobacco. AV.

IT. KOONS. i I 001 AM fOWI To. Mr. Charles B.

Ralston and wife a girl. Officer Craig returned yeaterdaj- Smoke The B.u'.Scler the best, five eijjar iu town. For Sale by J. D. Elhott.

F. IU. Call on J. M. Canaday for Dry Goods and Groceries.

trara a trim ess chase- alter the a'i Agt. NOTED HYIV5N WRITERS. sconding J. D. Rose, of Hoyt.

RoHt? weut wrest to St. Marys Dr Burnett all day. Business Cards printed on short intory of Sotn Pamoit Hlliocu vs-Kvuijs i at crossing the Kw at that point and thence south. Topeka Capital Xiocal Gossip, Mr. 1L Gladding spoke at tht i ana wwsincuon guaranieea.

Tabernacle Baptist Church Mission, in at Time office, Hoyt Kansas. New York, on "Au Evening with i Hymn Writers of the Eighteenth Cen- Mactiisk OIL 25. 50 75. and HOYT HOUSE. FIRST CLASS EVERY RESPECT.

Rates, 1.00 per day. Ed. Uronendvkft, Will Owens. Holton Manou Henry and A ill oeals, all to tnry. Ihe speaker claimud the lasl 90 Ganon at Kittie'8 'STERRETT SO.W CONTRACTO ES AND BUILDERS HOYT, KANSAS.

John Aikm Tuesday of this week. from Meriden, passed through here the wealth of impcrishablo hymns School Books and school supplies which it had given to the Christian i i ii i s. i on Monday of this week, going to Torn Andrews went to Topeka i i the reserve where they are baleing world. After briefly alluding to Watte, Iur hay. on Tuesday of this week.

Dr. Burnett and Co. have a fine new stove in their store. Mr. James Benedom of Meriden Warning.

There is no gunning allowed on. the Burr Kanche. W.H. Van Fleet I was in town on Mnndav and Tups- Mr. Jarman made a flyinir trip fcig week Hesaya that on Sterrett, to Mayetta Tuesday.

the main line of the Santa Fe, from Gish A Contractor and builder. Estimates and Bills made on VanZoeren, Meridex, Keeps a full Line of Undertaking goods such as COFFINS, ROBES and everything in the LINE always on hand. Topeka to Atchison, the section foremen are only allowed one man to the section, while on the L. T. S.

W. only one man is allowed on the section near Leavenworth, the Doddridge, Wesley, Montgomery and others, he dwelt at some length on the character and work of Cowuer, Newton, Toplady, Perron ct and Fawcett. In speaking of Cowper, reference wai made to the fact that one of his last and best hymns, "God Moves in a Mysterious Way," was written uuder very peculiar circumstances. It was just before his last attack of insanity. The shadow of the coming eclipse had already touched his mind.

Cowper had resolved to go to a peculiar part of the Ouse river and drown himself. The driver of the carnage missed hi way, and by this providential interference, the poot's life was-sared, and this hymn was the result of his subsequent reflection. Rev. John Newton, after leading a dissolute life, was converted during, a short notice. First-class work guaranteed.

Mrs. Jarman returned from Holton on Monday of this week. Will McKeage is building anew burn, Jef. Fekir went to Topeka Tue. day evening.

Some of the farmers are gathering the.r corn and find it very poor. rest of the foremen walking track themselves. All kind of Spectacles for sale at Burnett Go's. New Drug Store. J.

D. Elliot has opened a Bakery ami Tobacco, Cigars, all kinds of Confectionaries on hand constat! For Sale or Trade. Hfiselman and Asperger will go tjo Kansas City sojue time next C. P. KITTLE Calls your attention to his full Ak O.

1. ryle if he receivea any week, where thev have seeund a mail from Boston latelj'. winters job. They expect to re turn to Hoyt in the They Mrs. Carrio Purkley left lor are both good fellows, and first A good dwelling with two acres terrible storm at sea.

and out of his rr llgious experience camo the sailor' hymn beginning: 'I henr tbe tempest's rvful fcoucd, I fcel clia Tessel'a quick rebound, And fear might now my bosom stoc of Hardware, Stoves, Tinware, Class and Wooden Ware. Call and dodgenian county Tuesday night class painters and we hate to loose of land forsale or trade for stock i or particulars call at tl Times i trr i A i I them from our midst. But Jesus whispers: 'Peaae, be stilL SALE CRYING A SPECIALITY o. luci'Uiiuugu iuuk a wagun Augustus M. Toplady.

author of the olh.ee S. examine Buck's, Bridge and Beach load of coal to the Missiou on Mr. Austin Gardiner and Mr. "Rock of Ages, Cloft for I The Best'Cigars in town at the HOYT, Hoyt House; Wednesday of this week. Toin Wallace of Mvnden paissed Mr Kemp, living about 5 miles through this place on the train go-southeast of Hoyt, bought 460 ing north Tuesday bushels of hhelled corn in Topeka Dr.

Hatfield of this place, left and hadii Kbinned beru Wednesday noonlo attend his brought to the knowledge of the truth through a sermon preached by an illiterate layman at an obseuro place in Ireland. Edward Perronet, the writer of the most triumphant hymn in tho lan Glass Fruit Jars and Tin Fruit Cans, at Low Prioes at 0. P. Kittle'? To Whom it mav Concern Harry Palmer, the Hard ware Man guage, "All Hail the Power of Jesus' has Clcsed Out his Business here. Name," was at first attached to the Don't forget that this can put you up any All BILLS due me Must be PAID Church of England, but subsequently ulsters w(dinc' Mr.

Bonsall made a flying trip the men working on the to Topeka on Tuesday. drill at this place is down with Mrs. Stewart and her daughter typhoid fever. Stoves and Ranges, "the; world's best." Barb-wire and Nails are as low as the lowest. Also a full line of Paints and Oils.

GASOLINE STOYES, Deering Binders and blowers a specialty. HOYT, KANSAS. left the communion and joined the i 30 Davs to JOE BIT HNS. kind of job work as cheap Methodists He was lous: a bosom Resp'y. H.

Palmer, hott, Kaks friend of Charles Wesley. Miss. Venard. went to Topeka I as the cheapest. John Fawcett, a Baptist clergyman.

this week. ETERYBODY TAKES IT in Eaglesons building, and J. W. wrote the hymn, frequently called the xoung Men Christian Association PATENTS Jim Wnolsey is on the si list McCulloush is fitting up his office Tbe Chicago Kansas ruragka Rtilway (St. Joseph dr Iowa Kail road his Obtained, and all business in the for the accommodation of boarders.

lessee), is the best equipped line S. Patient Office attended to at west of the Missouri River. Our equip MODERATE ment wa built expressly for this line by the Pullman Palace Car Company Our office is opposite the U. Mr. llobert Green's team got frightened at the train on Tuesday and run from J.

M. Canaday store to Mr. Joslius place, whre Man- SUBSCRIBE which is a guarantee to the traveling pablio that It is strictly fiemt CLASS. You will find all of our coaches elegantly upholttered and hymn, ''Blest Bo the Tie that Binds." After preaching seven years at Wains-gate, "England, he was called to a church at London. The society at Wainsgate was scattered and poor; the London church large, rich ami influential.

The change seemed a promising one, and Fawcett resolved to go. His household goods were loaded for removal to his new field and his people came together to bid him farewell. The scene that followed was a most affecting one. The poor peoplo that for seven long years Fawcett had instructed and befriended entreated him with tears to remain with thenU 1 The voice of love was mighty and it prevailed. The pastor felt that it was' his duty to Bon Charles caught them.

No Ben McKeage went to Holton on Tuesday of this week. We understand "that "Mr. Ban derson will take charge -of the new hotel, as A. M. Green has skipped.

lleiselman and Asperger are painting the new hotel Dti the in-sidc thw week. What will the Social Glass Co do now, since Bob Brittle has gone. Mr. Sanderson received a new spring wagon on Monday of this damage done. vry comfortable in every paitlcular If you are go'ng to any part of Kan The Social Glass, played here by sas or Nebraska, or to any point home talent on last Wednesday ev ening was immense, tacn one Patent, and we can obtain patents in less time than those- remote from WASHINGTON.

Send MODEL OR DRAWING. We advise as. to patentability free of charge, aruvwe make NO Charge UNLESS we J)BTAIN PATENT. the Supt. of Money (Wer to officials of the U.

Patent Of fice. circular. advice; terras and references to actual clients. in vour owii State or country, write to c. a.

go Oppcclts Patent OGce, Washing-cca, acted their pirt well and the audi. ience was well pleased. After the the hoyt times. Which Advocates Home, week. to-k place and about stay at Wainsgate; the weeping people before him' he vaid "I will stay: you may unpack my goods.

remember you never regrtt having started right, by taking the Chicago, Kancas Nebraska Railway, (Rock Island Route). For further particulars, address JNO. 8EBA8TIAN, T. P. A.f 1 Topeka, Kansas For a "Square Meal, go lo the-Hoyt House.

Joe Brooks is 'working on a barn 30 couple of yoftm; people whiled the time away until I about 4 oclock and we will live for the Lord lovingly Jii the country. Mr and lira. Mr. and It was under the influence Jti rr svliwn all UM.3ander.oa went to ONLY COSTS YOU $1.60 A TEAR IN ADVANCE of feelings induced by thU incident that Fawcett wrote Ct often-sung uoiae llohon last Saturday..