Scottsville Independent from Scottsville, Kansas • 3

ATTEdnOD W. W. CAI DWELL, A. SOUTHWICK Pres't. Vice Pres't :0 THEBANK The Old EMiable ESouso OF CULP A MILLER STILL IN TIE FIELD Scottsville Independent, abllihed every Saturday at Soottsvill.

Mitohell county, by FRANK M. ifUFFEY, ktti'tor. BATES OF BUE3CRIPTION 9n Copy, one year. tl uo One Copy, six months so One Copy. hreenioufliH 25 lutes of advertising made known on appll cation at'hisoffioe.

Trains arrive and leave Bcottsville tha carry passengers as follows: 30ING WE8T. LEAVE Mall Passenger 0:20 A. DOING EAST LEAVE. Mall. 9-M A.

Passenger 7:50 P. Accommodation east 12: 6p.m. west 8.00 ft. D. H.

BOUTHWICK. Agent, Is called to the new stock of Clothing for Men, Boys and Chid-ren that yre are now selling at astonishingly low prices. Our Overcoats are also the nicest line to be seen any place and prices are such that have made our name Famous Throughout The Land. Cardigan Jackets in endless varities, a strictly pure all wool for $1.25. This is WE CARRY A COMPLETE STOCK OF GEOCEEIES, AND DEY GOODS NOTIONS AND EVERYTHING USUALLY EEPT IN A FIRST CLASS STORE just the thing to TOUE PITMtTiGE SOLICITED Gulp Miller.

doctor Dill ana only tor a small out lay of money, Our Hats, Caps, Gloves, Underwear are Down, Down, Down in prices and the poorest man himself respectably for a small amount of money at our Store. Famous Oiio-PriGO Slothing KIousg. UREKA STOCK FARM SCOTTSVILLE, KANSAS, Is located 4 mile southeast here; contains 640acroa of choice well improved, and is THE LARGEST EMPORIUM OF Imported PERCHEROF Stallioes Ii Fesi And am prepared to giye purchasers better prices and better termstnan any other 8tock Farm-qnality of stock considered. Visitors Welcome. Correspondence Solicit ed O.

W. CULP, Proprietor. prevent many a General TIartison has struck manly blows for Protection, American Wages, and American Homes, He has steadily gained in the esteem and confidence of the American people, And we think he will be the next president. We le.irn that Hon. John J.

Ingalla will be in Beloit and make a speech on the night of Nov. 5th, the eye of the election. There Is not a hall In Beleit large enough to accommodate Ihe crowd that will be on band co hear the greatest orator of the age. Now is the time for you to buy Furniture cheap, We are closing out McCutchin8 stock at a rapid rate for a few days longer. Will give eorne good bargains iu Furniture.

J. H. Roberts. The Democratio NaMonol Com mittee, having about given up New York, with her thirty-Aye eieotorlal votes, pretend to think they can get Illinois and Michigan instead. They also talk of carrying Kansas, which is as likely as it is for the Republicans to carry Kentucky.

All of this means that Grover Cleveland will be beaten. It must be quite a relief to Con grossmen to return home after a con tiguous session of 321 days, the longest on record, and a great relief also- to the whole country. The chance are that the business of the Nation would not materially suffer if Congress would meet only once in two years and remain in session not longer than ninety days. Information comes to us from the most unimpeachable sources that in various parts of this tate the political friends and agents of Goy. Hill have made direct offers to local re publican managers to trade Cleve land votes in return for votes for Hill, There Is scarcely a section of the state In which the Hill agents have not made propositions of this kind during the past York Evening Post, (Dem.) SILK RIBBONS! Those of our lady readers who would like to have an elegant, large package of extra fine.

Assorted Ribbons Ibv mail, in differrent widths and all the latest fashionable shades adapted for Bonnet Strings, Neck-ware, Scarfs, Trimming for Hat3 and Dresses. Bows. Fancy Work, can get an astonishing big bargain owing to the recent failure of a large wholesale Ribbon Manufacturing (Jo. bv sending only 25 cents fa to the address we give below. As a special offer this house will give double the amount of anv other firm in America if you will eend the names and P.

0. address of ten newly married ladies when ordering and mention the name of this paper. No nieces less than one yard in length. Satisfaction is guaranteed or money cheerfully refunded. Three packages for 60 cents.

Address, London Ribbon AoencyJersey City, N. J. W.EFOWLEB, Org-an Piano -OF- SC0TTSYILL1 Cajital Suck, $50 000. Receives Deposits, Loans Money on real, chattel and personal seouiity, at lowest rates. Buy and sell exchange.

YOUR PATRONAGE SOLICITED! C. H. SAWYER, Cashier. FOR SALE OR TRADE JUu and Lot Sitnatea in Scotttville, A Barn In Connection TERMS REASONABLE. W0UL1 TAKE STOCK IN FA YMENT.

Jr i Further Particular Coll This Offlo. S. II. WINTERDURN. ST.

JAMES HOTEL F. WILSON, Prop. Belolt, ri Eantas OEITE.ALLT LOCATED KATES $1 PER DAY C. P. STEVENS.

W. O. STEVENS, STEVENS STEYENS ATTORNEYS-AT-LAW, Beloit, Kansas. New office on Mill street. F.

M. DAILY, PHYSICIAN AND SURGEON, OFFICE AT THE DRUGSTORE SCOTTSVILLE KANSAS A. D. BIRCH, BARBER. For good and fast work call and see aim.

Also repairs old razors. Best cigars in town. A. CARPENTER, AUCTIONEER. Dntno oanoAnthlii Dntlaf citlnn rvtt wo unvmi win UdlininviiUU llim DO fned.

ItHsldenoe Two mttes south of MANIFOLD, DEALER IN Gold and Silver Watches Clocks, Silverware and Spectacles. Special attention rrlven to repairs.anc everytmng warranted as represent ed. Main street, Belolt. Kansas. The Bam of Beloit Of irm KM ii Wt.

Joseph. Walker, Vice Tresl-dunt. U.J. Brown, Cashier. ASSOCIATE BANKS.

ntai.lnn. trBitnk. Minneapolis Kanoas: The Suiine Vnller Bank. Llucoln Center. Kansas.

Beloit, Kansas. NEWELL HOUSE. BB. Pmprlotor. Board br the irtar or wonk.

Oood nnmplo room In connection. iue of iho best hotels along (Ueltae the C. ruaJ. chow enow. PITHY PABAOBAPBIO PENCILINQ8 AND PICKINGS.

New sorghum at Birch's. Halloween next Wednesday. Mat Motes was In Belolt Tuesday. Mrs. Ida Chase went to Beloit yesterday.

For farm loans call on the Bank of Scottbvllle. Joe Newell drove over to Bandall Tuesday. Call at the Bank of Scottsville for farm loans. 'W. H.

Wallace visited In Belolt A niee Fur Cap for One Dollar at Culp Millers. The best and cheapest flour on the market at Birch's. All shades in Plushes for trimming at Culp Millers. The Bank of Scottsville you want to for Farm Loans. H.

Davis called Wednesday and helped us financially. Carr Brown of Jamestown was in Scottsville Wednesday. A. F. Abrenethy attended the rally at Bandall Saturday last.

J. B. Gllmore was in Belolt Tues day visiting old acquaintences. John McCauley attended Republican speaking in Beloit Saturday, Notice the new ad of the Famous One-Price Clothing House at Belolt. It vou have chickens or turkeys to ell Birch will pay you the top of the market.

A. W. Culp and A. E. Taunt tended the barbecue at Bandall Sat- turday last.

Go to Culp Miliars for your Boots and Shoes. School Shoes a specialty. Lost A Harrison campaign pin. Findei will please leave the same at this office. John McCauley is the proud supporter of a Harrison and Morton campaign hat, M.

Ringer went to Bandall Saturday to help give tone to the rally and barbecue. A. W. Culp and E. Yaunt were In Beloit Tuesday.

A. Raridan orders the Independent ent to F. L. Raridan at Waco, York county, Nebraska. Judging from the tone of last weeks Hansen Jamestown is getting to be a tough hole.

Wm. Gllmore and wife and his brother who is visiting him from 111., went. to Jewell City Wednesday. Chas Coomans Jr. came down from 8 tratton, Nebraska.

In answer to a telegram that his father was dead. Mrs. Frank Chrisman of Gavlord Kansas came down to attend the funeral of her father Mr. Coomans. Hon.

J. H. Mechem and L. S. Tuck-r addressed a large audience in Abrenethys Hall Saturday evening.

Prof. Blake, the Kansas Weather Prophet, advises Kansas farmers to sow all the small grain possible this fall. Mrs. Addv of Kewnnee, Illinois, visited her sister and brother, Mrs. L.

P. Wilson and J. Keeler, the first of the week. The rally and barbecue at Randall last Saturday was pronounced a crand success by all who attended. The crowd was estimated at 2,000.

Perhaps a glance at our local page this week will have a tendency to ahow our readers the necessity of having a little assistance In gather mg localr. Died-On Friday Oct. 19th. Mr. C.

Coomans Sr. of mountain fever. He leaves a wife and eight children. The remains were lntereed in the Scottsville cemetery. F.

M. Coffey jias Kelzd the drooping pulse of the 8eottsvllle Independent, and started It off booming, Mr. Coffey is a grandson of Wm. Wllltord of this city. -Downs Times.

One week from Tuesday the politicians will cease to poll, defeated candidates will begin to look for another job, and the president will begin to make arrangements for a change of residence. i -DEALER. AT- mm A newspaper out west, criticising a labor orator, says he talks like llghtniDg, but be won't work. There always was a conflict between wind and practice. Two democratic candidates for mayor in New York city doesn't look very much like harmony in the purtv.

Each faction will watch the other closely to prevent cheating in the slums, and that alone will be a great advantage to the republicans. Notice- The Republicans of Lulu Township will meet in primary at Scottsville on Saturday the 27th day of October at 2 o'clock p. uj. for the purpose of nominatinating a trustee, a clerk, a treasurer, two Justices and two roud-overseers. A.

0, Motes, Chairman The BDeeches of General Harrison since his nomination at the Chicago convention, would make a book of over 600 pages ir Clevelanda vetoed messages were put In book form they would make book of over 2,500 Died On Thursday Oct. 25th, Mr. Alfred Vanscoyk of typhoid inaUriai fever, aged 29 years. 1 month aud 5 days. He leaves a wife anl three small children.

The funeral services were held at the residence Friday afternoon. The remains were interred in the Scottsville cemetery. Nature is now hunging her flaming banners out. Next to the stars and stripes they are the most beautiful things in creation, and their should cause the old bandana to hide itself in some place which is conspicuous only fer its remoteness and obscurity, Dissolution Notice. Abrenethy Bradley have this day, Lby mutual consent, disolved partne ship and ail debts and all accounts will be settled and collected by N.

E. Abrenethy. F. Baadley. N.

E. Abnenenhy. Dated this tenth day of 1888. Farmers in Sedwiek county are sowing their wheat fields witb salt to head off the chinch bugs. It would be a good plan for Kansas farmers genera'ly to not only sow their fields with salt, hut to burn over their stub'ilo and other fields as a precaution asraio' these pests.

The New Zealand Times, sup. posing that Mr. Cieveland had been re-tlected instead of only re-nominated, rejoices greatly over the result and speaks of the prosperity which that co ony will enjoy when wool shall be declared free in America. If there Is any immigration to Kansas this fall, as there undoubtedly will be, would it not be policy for the citizens of Soctleviile to he mak ing Borne preparations to senure ions to senure urpuit of thos I if effi-pt unon their share, The pu most Interested and the town is making perfect illus tration of Goldsmith's "Deseited Village." A few of our business men are noted for their early rising and some are noted for sleeping all da There is one or two firms In town that never ha to any ones knowledge opened up their place of business until nine or ten o'clock and are complaining every day about dull times. A very fine rain fell here all nicht, Iat Saturday and was followed up on Sunday by a soft quiet snow fall.

The ground being very dry and warm, and the weather quiet, the water soaked in to fast to do much good to winter wheat. First Door North Vincent Mctfritchm. LOOMIS CO. DRUGGISTS, DRUGS, MEDICINES, Peopsietoey Medicines. We carry an Especial Fine Line of CIGARS AXTD TOBACCO, A FULL LINE OF PAINTS OILS AND SCHOOL BOOKS NOTION that no pains will be spared tegive WRITING PAPER, BLANK We solicit your trade, assuring you musi complete sausiacuon.

p. I. PtJul W. F. LIPKE Is the Place where vou will find a Full and Complete Stock of SHEL AHD HEAYT HARDWARE, STOYES TINWARE, IQEICULTTJML IMPLEMENTS TIN SHOP IS CONNECTION.

AT Beloit MONDAY, OCT. 29, 8:30 P.M..