The Stark Freeman from Stark, Kansas • 3

Squire Ritter of Stark, inado us a K. 5c T. TIME TABLE. 0. N.

Herren is a Notary Public pleasant call one day this week. lie informed us confidentially that he was not married but would like to JsOlM'II 1IOUX1). Kansas City Express. 1 :50 a. See Dr.

Cecils licw ad Dr. Hooker is having a well dril cd. SUBSCRIBE FOR THE STARK FREEMAN, Mail and Express .11:50 a. m. Way Freight.

11:25 a. m. Eagle. Mr. Kennedy went to Parsons through iM'cight 0:00 a.

m. SO il HOUND. Tuesday. Dr. Cecil, of Portcrville, is crcc ting a now house in the south-cant Texas Express 12:35 p.

in. Mail and Express 3:13 p. m. W. P.

Wright yent to Erie last part of this city, which will be com ay 2:25 p. m. Through Freight 3:30 p. m. Dr.

Hooker went to Savonburg pleted in a few days and ready for occupation, and will bring his fam Wednesday. CHURCH DIRECTORY. ily here and make this his future E. N. Stanley has a lot of garden M.

E. C1IUKC1I-Mr. Gramley, lie has been practicing seeds for sale. pastor. Prcachinc on first and medicine in this part of the country third Sundays of each month.

Sun Charles Markham went to Savon One of the Best local Papers in the County. for a number of years and has al ways met with the best of success burg, Tuesday. lay Hchool every Sunday at 3 o'clock General prayer meeting every1 Fri Rev. Gramley of Eric, was in the day evening. We are glad to welcome him and bis family bore, and hope they will city Wednesday.

FRIENDS CHURCH L. A.Wells, be pleased with their new home. E. N. Stanley received, a lot of nastor.

Preaching every Sun hardware this week. day of each month. Sunday school P. W. Ilinsen received a car load every Sunday at 9:30 o'clock.

General prayer meeting every Wednesday night LODGE DIRECTORY. of coal last Saturday. Oak Grove Items. Will Randall and O. S.

'Smith is clearing off a piece of land on John Booths for a potato patch. Quite a paTty was given the young JOB WORK DONE ON SHORT NOTICE John Brooks of this place was in Savonburg last Saturday. E. N. Stanley made a business A.

H. T. A. Stark Lodge No 129, meets at their hall, at Stark, Kan-Has, the Tuesday on or before the "full moon of each month. folks at the residence of Mrs.

Smiths1 Nature has decreed, that in some trip to Walnut, Thursday. "We will give you on last Monday evening, it being Miss Rose Greens and Dennis Smiths parts of the country at least, it shonld be cold in winter, but she For Saxony yarn, quilt and com BARGAINS BETTER fort batting, go to Myres'. birthday. has generously provided for those G. A.

R. Major Collins Post No. 392, meets at their hall, at Stark, Kansas, on the first Saturday of each month, at 2 o'clock. Weddle Cooler received a lot Than any other dealer in Neosho county on who seek a milder climate. Jim Lowe returned from Missouri of seed potatoes this eek.

To the winter resorts of Texas last Saturday morning, where he Myres has the largest stock of LUMBER OF had been after cattle. MOD WOODMAN a Lodge No. 1198, meets at Stark, Kansas, on the last Saturday of ace and dress trimming in town. John Randall had a cousin trom J. C.

McClay and the editor made Pittsburg, Kan, to visit him Sun each month. day, we failed to learn his name- a flying trip to Savonburg, Thum day. Jennie McCormick who has been K. L. of A.

Meets first and third Tuesday nights in each mouth at 7 o'clock. Call in and let me figure with you. WELLS FARMER. Miss Lillie Schooley, of near this Stark, Kansas. teaching school at Spring Branch this winter, has been sick place, went to Savonburg, Wednes day.

viz. Austin, Houston, San Antonia, Corpws ChriBti, Galveston, Lampasas -and El Paso and Deming, the MISSOURI, KANSAS TEXAS RAILWAY will, until April 30th, sell at very low rates, round trip excursion tickets having a transit limit of thirty days in any direction, with a final limit to return until June 1st, 1892, being good to stop oil, at all stations in the slate of Texas within tlie transit limit of the ricket. This road will also sell at greatly reduced rates round trip excursion tickets to California and Mexican two weeks, she was able to get home on last Monday, She has been Old news papers for sale at this office for twenty-five cents a hun under the doctors care for several W. O. CECIL, ECLECTIC PHYSICIAN and SURGEON.

Stark, Kan. -DEADER XX- dred. days. Elex Miller and Bes Lowe, of Will McGlothlin is building a Kimball, was in the city on business house on his farm, formerly known DRY GOODS, Tuesday. as the Putnam farm, and will move about March 1st.

i JSathan Ihomas and his sister-, Anna, went to Hertha, Wednesday, Jake Findley arived home from points, limited to six months from to visit friends. Bourbon Co. last Monday evening. GROCERIES, ETC. date of sale, granting stop-overs both going and returning.

where he has been working this See Harper Bro's new ad. Go to Myres' for hchool shoes. The place to buy cloaks is at Myres'. Read the M. K.

T. ad in an other column Myres has the largest stock of tlanncls in the city. r. vv. mnscn stopca a wnue in this city last Tuesday, 011 his way winter.

For further information call on to Leavenworth. John Randall and wife was the or address, C. H. Barnes, Local Ticket Agent. guests of E.

Pixley last Tuesday All persons indebted to Weddle W. G. G. P. T.

A. John Kimmey has been troubled and Cooper ate hereby notified to all winter with a sore finger, he call and settle at once. We have just received a new and fresh line of Staple and Fancy Groceries. We will sell you more goods for $1 than any other house in town. GONTRY PRODUCE OF ALL KINDS Parsons, Kas, E.

Parker, G. P. 509 Chestnut St. Louis, Mo. thinks of having it amputated soon John Rea subscribed for the if it does not get better.

Freeman last week, he is going to Aumt Rachel keep up with the times. FOR BENT! Jb. A. received a lot ot eed potatoes this week. S.

Hitter, Notary Public, Collecting and Insurance agent. A. Garret made a trip to Savon-burg Tuesday. Subscribe for the Feekmax, one of the best papers in the dollar per year. I have one good store room and Oak Grove Items.

TAKEN IN EXCHANGE. Roads very muddy, but you know we can't have watter without some one good private room in the upper part of this bnilding to rent cheap. I keep for sale a full stock of smoked and cured hams, If you have property of any kind to trade or sell, list it with Herren and Bell, Stark, Kansas. Chas Markham went to Missouri Wednesday, where he expects to take a position in the mines. Stark, Kansas.

North 9ldestreet, mud. Wsi. Welch. James Lowe returned from Mis souri, Saturday, where he has been H. P.

Farrelly, Beni. F. Shinn, TTT-Tr -vr cliltcsil! 1 it. 1 nil llfnSA Tom Eye, of Pitsburg, was visit buying cattle the past two weeks, 1 aikAJUA Ull DUUOVll'vu call and settle at once. Co.

Att'y, Erie. Chauute, Ks. Farrelly Shinn, ATTORNEYS. Frank Bierd don't seem to be very well inpressed with the Nation All persons indebted to. Weddle and Cooper are hereby notified to Ie says he believes he will stay in Kansas.

Cbanute and Erie, HARPER BRO'S, (Successors to L. Gh Murray) Have purchased this large stock of GROCERIES, BOOTS cfc SHOEIS. And will continue business at the old stand. call and settle at once. old Grant if no one has any tions.

If you have property of any kind STARK MARKETS. This report is corrected on Fri John Alamack is getting ready to trade or sell, list it with Ilerren to move the first of March. We and Bell, Stark, Kansas. ing a few days in this vicinity last week, returning home Monday. P.

W. Hinsen has received a car of Pea-Cock coal. It is a fine grade of coal and is good for all purposes. Frank Barnes has been on the sick list for the past two week, but is improving rapidly at this writing On account of the enclemeney of the weather, the workman are making slow headway moving the church. For Sale The Mentor hotel.

For further information call or ad hate to see John leave, as he is a day of each week. Eggs 16c. Potatoes 50-70c. Onions 75c. K.

E. JJurtle, or Parsons, cousin of Harper bro's, was in the city good neighbor and farmer, but our oss will be Allen countys gain. C. W. Treadway returned from Wednesday, on business C.

W. Treadway is ready to cry your sale. He guarantees satisfac- Missouri, Saturday. He purchased forty head of Mo. cattle while there Sweet potatoes Apples Corn 33c Oats Below is a few of Our Prices.

Coffee per lb Coal oil per gallon- 21 lbs suggar-- Other stuff in proportion, ....12 l-2c. and brought them home with him Mr. Treadway is one of our most 70c I IV illO J' 1VVQ ea IVaavuaViVi Mr. Bragg, hardware man of Sav onburg, was in the city Saturday and put spouting on J. A.

Myres residence. 25c. MENTOR HOTEL, Susan Ilowerton, Propt's. Chewing tobacco per lb Boots and shnes at COST dress, Susan Howarton, Propt's, Stark Kansas, Hazel Masters returned home last Monday night from Pleasenton, where he has been at work in the coal mine for the past six weeks, All parties knowing themselves indebted to White Wells will The hum of the emery wheel at Stark, Kansas. C.

E. BENEDICT CO. RATKS, 1 PER PAY. $3 1'ER WEEK. the blacksmith shop, convinces us that the farmers arc improving the nice weather For insurance, loans and collections or deeds or mortgages or any successful farmers.

Grant Murry's smiling face was seen in these parts last week, lie informs us he lias retired from the grocery business. Miss Mary Cory Avent to La-bette county Monday, to be present at the wedding of one of her cousins. Mr. Campbell, of near Humboldt, moved on the John Bennett farm last week. Charley Zimmerman was working please call and settle at once.

liis house has recently heen fitted C- C. F1ANT, Practical Painter, Stark, Kansas. Graining, steining, calsomining, paper hanging decorating a specialty. throughout. Everything new, and is one of the hest hotels in Kansas.

Tiios. Wells. S. C. Ritter is authorized to take Iealquarters for Commercial men.

--DEALERS IX All kindsiGrain AND We pay the very highest market pricp at all times Stark, Kas. IIehren, Agt subscriptions for and to collect accounts due-the Freeman until far Herren Bell ther notice in these columns. Ed. Rbbt. Thompson received another Will Insure Your Property and large stock of goods this week.

He JOHN KENNEDY, House and Sip PAINTING. Job work pone pn Short Notic. informed us that the grocery trade make your Farm loans at Lowest Rates. Try Them. V.

CECIL, 31. Physician Surgeon, was better the last two weeks than it has been this season. Kansas. Stark. J.

P. Masters has taken a con BRING YUOR tract of getting out two hundred cords of rock for the M. K. T. Office at Residence, Porteryille, for T.

C. Sailors this week. Charley says he thinks he will get a position in the telegraph office at Walnut in the near uture. We wish you success Charley. John McCormic is teaching school for his sister this week, who is sick with the grip.

Monday being tho birthday of Dennis Smith and Miss Rose Green, about forty young peaple dropped in on them at night to inform them of it. After a bountiful supper ami merry social time, they dispersed wishing them many more happy birthdays. in the cut north of town, there is legal documents written, call on S. C. Ritter, Stark, Kas.

We want to buy 1,000 tons of loose and bailed hay for shipment. Will always pay the highest market price. Trios. ells. News notes from every neighborhood in the county invited.

To such we will furnish stationary. Send it by Tuesday or Wednesday. AjMissonri school ma'am has introduced a new feature. When one of the girls misses a word, the boy who spells it gets permission to kiss her. As a result the girls are ery poor spellers, and the boys are improving.

Ex. Everything joints to a good crop year next season in Neosho connty. The hard freezing in January has left the gronnd in fine condition for spring plowing, and the Abundant rain last week will give the fall wheat a good start off and make the gronnd rnoit so that every thing will grow. HI -To the- quite a number of hands at work now. GITY LOTS FREEMAN J.

A. Wells of Erie, Kansas has secured pensions for the following named persons within the past week: P. W. HINSEN, GRAIN AND COAL Henry Biel, Channte, new law, I have 200 lots, hoth business and residence, on the north side of Main' street, which I will sell cheap for cash. Call on or write to me for particulars.

Jesse Uerax, Stark, Kana. Caveats, and Trade-Mark obtained, and all Patent traeinesa conducted for Moderate Feet. Our Office It Opposite U. S. Patent Office, and we can secure patent In lea time than those remote from Waabington.

Send model, drawing or photo, with description. We adriee, if patentable or not, free of cnaxare. Oar fee not doe till patent ia aecnr d. A Pamphlet, "How to Obtain Patenta." with names ofactnal clients in your State, eouaty, or town, sent free. Addrees, C.A.SNOW&CO.

Oppotit Patent OSes, Withmjlon, D. Samuel Marlow, Galesburg, new law, J. C. Tucker, Walnut, new DEALER. law, $12; J.

A. Booth, Girard All persons indebted to the Free We pay the highest market price for all kinds of grain. Flax Seed Wanted. J. C.

McClay, Agent. law, $12; as P. Allen, Shaw, new law, $12; jos Lee, Erie, new law, $12; Chas D. Smith, Erie, new law, $12. Anyone wanting sale bills print Till do well by calling at this onice.

we man please call ami settle, as Fkeemax, one Subscribe for the dollar per Tear. are in needof money. Ed..