The Kansas Herald from Glen Elder, Kansas • 3

For Cheap Money oil Chattel Security, call at 6iiC- at Citizens Bank. LOCAL NfiWS, THE GLEN ELDER HERALD. STPITIZEXS GLEN ELDER, KANSAS, Transacts a General Banking business. BjV Mp" aSraBSEEHHJ HEMB KraBS XXtU BBSH3S3 EKjttfBBBCB UardwaeC Hardware Heal Iskte Urn cds at hmi rates Prompt attentiori given to collections. Agerits for1 thd CONNECTICUT FIRE INSURANCE of Hartford, Connectiout PHOENIX, of Hartford, Connecticut, SUN, of Loudonj England, flea Estate bougnt and sold.

A list of choice farms for' sale at reasonable prices; J- ilrXEKXEY, "a-lnrr. A. C. GIG Eli, Asst; Carfhicr. sis iS A little three year-old child "Win.

MeBlair's, had its shoulder pi out of joint last Monday night. 3 was promptly attended to, and is no all right. The Republicans of Glen Kld township met in caucus at the schoc house last Saturday, and placed i nomination the following names a candidates for township officers. Trustee, James Smith; Treasurer, J. C.

Birt Clerk, F. L. Lundy; Justices, A. Mofi'ett, Mayo Rouse; Constables, Sawyer, W. S.

Road overseers, district No. l.Fred Sawyer, No. 2, M. Bill.ngs: No. 3, L.

Smith; No. 4, Win. Hurrell; No. 5, James Morris. It does not require a very fever ed immngiuution for one to see what our city might be, if there was a unit ed and proper effort put forth by our citizens.

The location is one of the best; the distance from other towns very favorable; one of the best agricultural districts in the state surrounds it; -as, a stock and grain shipping point it is no superior, and in short everything is ivorablo to make a tlrst town. If there was a little more coun yeling together, a little more time de voted to public interests, the benefits of such a course would soon be ap paraut, and Glen Elder would quickly respond to the impulses. Let all work aud pull together. Mr. Gibson Gill, colored, who lives in Custer township, this county, was in town last Wednesday for lum ber to build a new school house iu his district.

He informs us that there are about thirty colored families in his part of the country, and all doing well. Four years ago he went ou his homestead with a span of horses, two cows, wife and six children. He now has a half section of land, good team, fourteen head of cattle and other things in proportion. He is going to build a new barn this fall. Mr.

Gill was a soldier, aud served under ap Thomas," in the Twenty-Third Army Corps. He is now forty seven 3-ears old, and his chances for becoming a Kansas millionair, is as good as any mun'f in the state. ACORN STOVES DO NOT GET ALARMED-MORE NEW GOODS! I have a fresh stock of Millinery Goods, and more on the road. Ladies can always suit themselves in Styles, Prices and Quality ol fork, at my rooms. Thanking a generous public for a liberal patronage, I respectfully ask for a continuance of the same.

Shop over Herald office. Mrs. M. E. HEWETT.

Published EvEfer tTutmsDAY. tl.LN ELDEli, MITCHELL COUNTY kANSAS. at the l'ost Ofiico. at Glen Ehler Second Class Matter. CLEN ELDER DIRECTORY City Directory.

II. IIadlock. Mayor. L. I J.

Wiixjox, Police V. M. ity Clerk. I.O. IUkxakd Treasurer.

D. Wuiir, City Marshall. COUNCILMAN. D. C.

BaIX, F. H. Qt-IXTAKD, II, M. Tono. J.

II. Cook. M. E. Cauitcu II -v.

E. 15. L. Elder, Services ctlga.ni., ami i 7 p. each alternate Sabbath.

Sunday school at 10 n. in. The piihlic are invited to atlond. Gien Elder Township Eoard. Smith, i'lItT, 1 Kli.VH "1 iis i Trustee.

Treaeurer. CI rk. Glen Elder School iccrd. Ft. KiaainiTON, 1 I.

V.VI.J KTTE, M. Tom. Din etor. Tn-asim-r. Clerk.

G. 4- R. S. GUA NT A. meets ery first and third Monday night of iinth at their hall in Kail's block.

Comrades arc cordLliy iuviied to attend. Jav.ks Smith. P. C. 0.

u. w. ULEN ELDFK LODGE. No. HX A.

O. f. meets each Wednesday night at Lfatfr hall in Ilall'sbloek. Members of the order in good standing, cordially invited tu attend U.I.. TaViaih II.

Wis. cox. II eorder. M.W. CENTRAL BRANCH Local Time-Card.

in Ai.r.i in a in a in a in p. in going eat 1 -igiu loin not can passengers. Vv'M. G.UM, Agent. The tuissouri tucif.c Railway OiTY-rs unsurpassed advantages to the trave rS Or rl.

t.OUiS. i i.n 11 1 AteiusoN. Omaha, Parsons, Denver. 1-orl U'ortii. Taylor.

S.in Antonio. iilveston, N'i-w Orleans and all of tin? iiTlieiital Of Missouri. Nebraska. Lonisana, and Texas. Their vouches tuiil li.iae.

e.tfs are of the latest jin. I finest make, and luxurious Pullman Pilaee Sleep-iii; and Uotei Cars are altach- I ali through traine. The novel Iiulfet Pal lor ami Sleeping Cars are run on all dav trains, ami reelininix chair cars on i are anvujk- lirect connections are made with express trains of other lines at jM-ints. n.n. c.

townskd, 'ommereial Cieii'l Fass'r Art. Atchison. St- Louis. Glen Elder Markets. -ike P-MffAO fiifftM fci LZLJL To the People of Glen Elder and Mitchell Co.

We are now prepared to furnish all kinds of building material as cheap as you can buy it in any place, in the Co. WE WILL NOT BE UNDERSOLD by any man. or set of men in the West; having come to stay with you and share the PROFITS and LOSSES, we uisk you to please call and examine our stock and get prices, and you will be satisfied that you can saye money by dealiug with us, Resptcttully Yourk, C. W. REICH, Junior Partner, and Business Manager, Glen Elder, Kansas.

AXK.S PROFESSIONAL CARDS. Attorneys i HOLT HICKS, TTOliXLYS AT LAW. Office overt Bank of Beloit, BtLOiT, KANS." the? TAYLOR, A Ft Y-A. T-L A Collecting and Ileal IltaU: Agent GLEN EL.EDU, KANSAS. J.

C. McNEENEY, TBOBXEY.AT-J.AW. Will practL in District, "state autl Federal Court; Office at Citizens Bank, GLENELDEU, KANSAS. C. H.

HAWKINS, LAWYER, CAWKEU CITY, KANSAS, Will practice in all the Courts of the State La nds lor wtle. Physicians. W. E. BUNDY, M.

A. tkUKOKOX, GLEX IXMIK, Successfully treats all female trouble and all chronic and ticrvoun descales of women and children; al-o. stonmch and kidney aJteerioiis aial of tiie Will promptly xt tend calls day or night, and a-k only US Ik niea-i red by his buc-ejs Office In II. Cook Xr Hn.s Drug Store. E.

MORSE, PHYSICIAN AND SURGEONj GLENELDEU, KANSAS. Office at residence. Ail calls aiigwrmij tlav or night. G. H.

J. HART, Mi Ph. I'lltSIt lAX, ANI v.ixoLavri GLEN ELDEB, KANSAS. Chronic Di-eases of Woim-ii ami Children, a sjx'cialty. Office and at City drug More.

eSH'erinanelitly located. W. C. PIATT, M. JJ.

I'nvsiciiN, StRcitAx Obsikiiucan. Midwilerj-, Diseases of Vomcn andChil drcnand Coronic a n.cialty. '24 years experience Teeth extracted lter-idency east wf Ilr.iiii.L Ollicc. l'rompt to all Culls W. C.

BEEDLE, PHYSICIAN SURGEON, GLEN EL1EU. KANSAS Will aikwtr all calls day or night. Of lic? at (Farnter Iloute weet ide lul)Iij Siiiv, Mechanical; W. J. PAVEY, Contmler Builder GLENELDEU.

KANSAS. I wish to annoiiiuH to the Ini'ldlng jnddic that I am now well prejBcd. liavitig ati abniuLincc oflirstrI.s help, to take cvn-tract-s for bniidings of all kinds, and wil insure prompt and sati.sfactory conUitction Those wlio contemplate bj.ilding. j-t plans. Fpecilieations and ct-liinates iiluu extra cost, viieii th eutnicts are awards to me.

Consult nie E. C. BE BLACKSMITH, MACHINIST and WAG ON-MAKHK, GLEN ELDEiJ, KANSAS To the puhlie I would ay, Uint I haw ojM-ijetl a blarksinithaiid wagon shop, and will attend to any work in my line The repairing of farm machinery a fpwbiliy. Shop 011 Mil! "street, opt xsite Iay'h Liv ery Stable. Patronage soliciU'd.

0. T. MUKPHX. CONTRACTOR BtJlLDER GLEN ELDEli, KANSAS, THE BUILDING PUlllJC 'will take no JMee that I am uermencutly lucutx-d iu Gk-u Elder, ami will draw- Plans, Elevations, make Estimates, for any and all kinds of buildings. W1mu the building is up by uiy-ll, no uhar- will mil t'r'-laa8, vtt.

CHAN. BASER, TdNSORlAL ARTIST, GLEN EtDEK, KANSAS Shaing, ShatuiMoniiigand Iljtlr-cettjt drtue tui siiort i.otic". Sbop f'rf 1 i.fij ARTHUR L. HEWETT, Beautiful Octobei- weather. Cawker City fair in progress this week.

Potatoes are a little scarce in this market. For good farms, call on Taylor 13 AltNAKD. New coal yard try us. Kaull, Nash Wilcox. Call and see my stock of clothiug A.

A. Thonnipsou. Sits. Vallette went to St. Louis, last Saturday morning.

A car load of fresh lime, just re ceived, at S. AY. Earll's. Mr. C.

T. Muryby has sold his house and lots to Win. Flint. Latest shapes for Ladies, Misses, and Children at Blain Sisters. Astrakan slk velvets, plushes, veilings, just new at Blain Sisters.

Faint loans at 9 per tent straight, on 5 years? time, Taylor. Baiin'akd. Leave your orders for Coal at Kaull, Nash Wilcox, and save dray Mrs. F. M.

Kaull was quite sic-k during the past week, but is now much better. The Glen Elder Lumber Com pany have just received a car load cf fresh lime. Black Diamond Coal is what we aie handliLg. Try it. Kaull, Nash "Wilcox.

Ladies, you can find all the cheap medium and fine trimmings in vogue, at Blain Sisters. There should be soma measure adopted so to secure the building of a new school house. The Lad-let-' Church Social Club will meet with Mis. J. F.

Becker, next Wednesday aitemoon. This has been a very lonesome week for Glen Elder so many people attending court at Beloit. If you want a stylish suit, get. it put up at Blain Sisters dress making Bemember that I buy corn and pay the highest, market price in cash or goods. A.

A. Thompson. The frame of Win. new store is up, and in a short time the house will be open for business. Bring in your orders for coal we have a whole' train of cars ou the road.

Kaull, Nash cc Wilcox. Any ammount of Coal on hand at reasonable terms. Send in your orders. Kaull, Xas.h "Wilcox. "We notice James Phegley has a large stock of choice Hour in the room adjoining House's grocery tore.

Mrs. and Miss Jane Tim-mons, of PlutodjnriJr, Ohio, are visiting their sister, Mrs. C. T. Murphy.

Mrs. M. E. wett continues to be the leading milliner and dressmaker. Ladies soe her.

when you want good work done. The lumber trade of Glen Elder has never been better than at the pres ent time. The building in the coun try is immense. Glen EMer came near being depopulated again last Friday, nearly everybody going to Beloit to attend the Blake murder trial. I have one of the best and most complete stocks of clothing ever before seen in this city, call and examine and get prices before going elsewhere.

A. A. Thompson. The Glen Elder LumberCo.is sell intr more lumber than all the balance 1 in town. Why? Because they sell better lumber for less money.

Call and get prices As usual, Vallette is ahead this week in styles, quantity, quality and prices of all kinds of goods. His stock will bear a critical examination. Call on him, he wrants to see you. You can now expect the candi date to invade your premises at any time of day or night, and the way he will command your attention will sur prise you after he is gone. Notice is hereby given to those who may have books which belong to the District School Library, that such books must be returned at once to the undersigned, at the old school house.

E. BiJEWEit. Mr. D. L.

Covert has changed his location, and now lives abont three miles southwest of this place. He. is putting up a new fctone house, 14x2G, and will soon have one of the best homes in the eountry. The trial of Aaron Blake, for the murder of Mrs. Belle Blake, is still in progress at Beloit.

A large number of witu esses have been examined, aud the mbabilities are that the entire week will Le consumed in the trial. What the results will be, of course no o-iit can Mitchell Csunlj Ahtei D. A. McKECHNIE, Real Estate and Loan Agent. IJi.ys ami sclN real estate, pays taxes for ami attends to conveyancing.

Money to loan at lowest rites, Pinal proofs made and other Land Office business promptly attended to. Abstracts of tide a specialty. Only complete set of abstract books in Mitchell county. Office one door cast of the Court House. Beloit Kansas.

i-12ly so to imm VALLEY Land And Loan BELOIT, KANSAS, FOU CHEAP LOANS OX HEAL ESTATE. Office in First National Dank Block, Kansas. 2-1 2 ly PATTEN Am DETlSTS. corner Court Mill stre t. Beloit.

Kansas. If "practice makes ner-fect." a experience of thirty years onght to approximate in dental operations. At i'aWkcr i'lty the first 10 tlava of each month. 2-2 MUSIC! MUSIC MBS. M.

A. .1 AC KSOX. professional in-stri. tor iion Organ and llano. av-ing had long years of I ill endeavor to give satisfaction.

Patronage of pupils, respectfi.lly solicit-ed. Hcsidene addres. Caw kcr City. Address sdo. at Gh-n Elder.

ti. Will give lessons; at Glen Eider, on Thursday of each week. R. PRUITT, DEALER IN WATCHES, CLOCKS, JEWELRY: Repairing a spscalty. Bring iu your timepieces, and have them put in order.

Shop in Cook's Drug Store. THE (tLEN ELDEli FLOUEING MILLS, PHEGLEY BROTHERS, Proprietors. Ve are fully prepared to do OK- 3IERCHANT work promptly, and satisfaction guar: anteed We keep constatly ou hand a full supply of Flour, Feed, Bran, Shorts Corn Meal. Highest market price paid for wheat and corn. Patronage of the public respectfully I NEXT WEEK.

LUiViuLn COAL! COAL! ny all yom? I OF KAULL, NASH WILCOX. We have the only stock of coal in this city, and guarantee it the best in the market. Place your orders with us and get value received. School Districts promptly supplied. An offer that is an OFFER D.

R. ANTHONY'S PAPER. fas immm am tikes, AND THE Glen Elder HERALD, For Only a whole year. We have made itieh arrangements with The Leavenworth Times, that enables us to offer hat leading paper with The (xleu Elder Herald, for five dollars only. The Times is essentially the state paper, being a fearless, outspoken, in dependent Republican journal.

It oelieves iu the enforcement of all laws and that the statutes should rule in stead of policy. During the present campaign it will be more than interesting, as both sides of all questions will be presented in its columns and while not endorsing anything outside of the straight lie publican ticket, believe that all are en titled to a hearing. All subscriptions must be for one year, for a short term full rates will be charged. Remember this offer is for a limited time and if you the best daily and weekly iu the state, for $5.00 call on us. Sample copies will he mailed you by addressing, The Times, Leaven worth, ivau.

The Leavenworth Weekly Times and The GTeu Elder HfcGALn for $2.00 1 1 annum. GO. Resolutions. Whereas: A committee was ap pointed by the convention of Blue Hill.Custcr.Pittsburg and Hayes townships, he Id at Sept. 1 I8S6, for the purpose of organizing the four townships for Sanday school to act with any county, convention wbkh mav be formed: Kesolvcd: That wo hold an Annual Convention.

Resolved: That a form of organiza tion be presented to consist of a com mittee of two from township, who sshall elect oaL-ers and coutroll the Sunday school work of the town ships. Resolved: That the committee, shall consist of Sir. Christ Kiser and Mrs. W. A.

Pitt, of Pittsburg; Mr. Beann and Mr. G. Thompson, of Hayes; Mr. Wm Nash an Mura-e Brown, of Blue Hill, and Mr.

J. Barch and Dr. J. K. Thompson, of Caster.

Resolved: That the committee meet at the call of Mr. G. W. Thompson, to perfect an organization. J.

Nicholson. G. W. Thompson. Mcz.cn Buowx.

Obituary. Marcia Jane, wife of F. D. "Wilcox, was born in Cumicia county, N. December 15th, 1839 died iu Mitch ell county, Kansas, Sept.

28th 188G. Sister Wilujx joined the Preabyteri an church in her 19th year. She was married to F. D. Wilcox, July 23th, 1851,.

In company with her husband she joined the M. E. Church in 1874. She moved from Iudiuua to Mitchell county, Kansas, iu 1871. Sister "Wilcox was a faithful christian until the messenger called her to her re The church has lost a faithful member, Bro.

Wilcox a loving wife and the chil dren a fond mother. She leaves a loving husband and six children two boys and four girls to mourn her loss. Her funeral services were held at Pleas ant View Chapel, Sept. 29. The serv ices was preached by her pastor, Rev.

G. L. Rarick, froni a text of her selection, on her death bed, found in Matr, 26-41. Her. body was deposited in Pleasant View cemetery, to wait the resurection morn.

Martha D. wife of Geo. Smith, was born in Warwick county, Indiana, May 2, 1859, and died in Mitchell county, Kansas, Oct. 2, 1886. Sioter Smith united with tho M.

E. Church in the 15th year of hor age, aud was a faithful member until death. She was married to G. W. Smith in Yankey town, December 3, 1885, and leaving the home of her childhood, in company with her husband, came to enjoy her new home in Kansas, Which she made happy by her smile.

Sister S. joined the E. Church at Pleasant Vie May 9, by letter. In her short stay with us we all learned to love her. The church greatly mourns her loss, She leaves a bus band and little babe to mourn her loss in Kansas and many friends iu Indi ana.

Her funeral tiervices were held at the Chapel, Oct. conducted bv Poland China Pigs and Cattle. I have a number of Poland China Pigs which I will sell. Also, ti few head of young Cattle. Call at my place, half mile north of Glen Elder.

II. W. ANDREWS. In teariuy down the old mill last week, one of those old pre historic dis coveries was made which so closely connects the present with the past. On a dirty, black piece of slate, was fouud the following inscription, which has been translated our language.

-'Kaull, Nash Wilcox, Bell more kinds of and better coal, than any oth er firm this side of Pennsylvania." In making preparation for the power for their new mill, Kaull Nash found the foundation of til old mill iu such bad order that they were com pelled to tear down all the old struc ture. The old mill was one of the land marks of this country, and will be missed by the old settlers, but it had served its purpose and had to make way for another arid better mill. with us all we our day; serve the purposes for which we were intended, and like the old mill, are removed.anc structures better than ours are raiseti up to do the work of the world. O. L.

TAYLOJI. J. O. BARNAUL. MONEY! MONEY! If you hear anyone inquiring foi Money, say to them: 1 That you can get all you want from Taylor Barnard.

2- That they will furnish it cheapei than anybody. 3. Iu any sum from $100,00 to $10,000.00 4. They do not ask you for a cutthroat Mortgage. 5.

ou are not required to pay for applications and appraisment. 6- You will get your money in five days after your application is made. 7. That they will Insure your property 5 years at $15 per thousand. S.

That if you want to sell or buy a farm they can urnishr you the finest iu the country. 9. That they are here to stay and mean business. 10. Cull on Uos 4.00 IKilit 1 -17 Crn to Wh.ai 40 to n.ve I'iax .7 E-r's .15 to Potatoes ir ".10 to .12 ljiekeus to 2.55 Rates of Advertising.

One column, one year $80 iic-hulf column S45 Oik Fourth column S30 luc-eirhth column S20 Due. and one-halt inches, one year 10 Local notices five cents pe-F line' or part lint; each insertson. Standing advertisements may be ehanired quarterly. Poi-tively no discount. KiliS for advertising are payable monthly.

advertisements will be eoutin.ed Uulil otherwise ordered. JST. F. HEWETT, Auctioneer, OLEN ELDER, KANSAS. 1 wish to announce to the.

public taht I Vill attend and cry public sides within a reasonable distance from Glen Elder. For call on or write me ut IlnsALU office, Glen Elder, Kansas. INSURANCE! HOME tNSLliANCE YOKE Capital aid Asaotts, $7,395,090,55. Tuoef who wint reliable insurance, cull on J. A.

POPE, A-cnt, the writer. Text from John 28-20. Rev. G. L.

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