The Lyons Daily Republican du lieu suivant : Lyons, Kansas • 3

L. M. Chamberlain nn nt.l -Building' The Mulntliiir a- "r.t. a. The Lyons Repub.

Great Innovation I Buy YourWinter Coal Extraordinary Proposition Now We are iust filling our rnal hir ui as fane a lot of Canon City and other coak as we nave ever ha rL Tho 1 "vii.vtHWUO ill Positive Donation, For the Purpose of Increasing CASH SALES, And Closing Out our Entire tnai win oe a greater stringency this winter in the coal market than ever before. Already the McAllister Coal Co. have can-celled all their orders for 60 days, in order -wab. m. mw ww m.w wm.

Your Wtwrt? Haat A LONG TAYLOR, in the market. C. F. Vanatta, -DEALER IN- Furuiture and Undertaking Goods. Jewelry To every person' to $20 worth of Cloaks paying the cash for the chase, we shall donate cuff buttons, chemise Stock purchasing from $10 or Dress Goods, and same at time of pur any ladies' breast pin, buttons, or cuff pins that we have in stock, to the value 01 If the purchase amounts to $20, or over, we shall donate Jewelry to the amount of $3.

We make these same propositions to any We wish to say to the ladies that hereafter this space will be filled with interesting matter informing them where they can buy millinery goods at eastern prices, and where sat- person purchasing Overcoats and all ready lsiaction will be guaranteed in the dress-mak ing line. Misses D. P. BARRY. BARRY Builders and ident of t)t? eon lit ho removed "evcral joars huh-u Iowa, is amons? us wuii me intention of d.

rcluniol yesterday morning from the western part of the where he. has been for some weeks in attendance on a sick brother-in-law. Mr. and Mrn. A.

D. Swisher returned from Pennsylvania this morning. Mr. Swisher lias been nhopnr several month viii jMg ns east as nillarielphi.i, nnd Mr. 8 went down accompany lierh.

me. A drunk was brought over from Sterling last nisht and placed in the jail, and helnjj Jd resident there as ne tuoupui ne naci tne rlfiht to run things. Another thought by right of continuous residence he ought to be boss. As a result there was a conflict and the stove and other scanty furniture of the place wai ladiy used. WHERE WAS WOOD? During a day or two's absence of the editor of this paper, last week etc.

Daily Democrat, Oct. 25th. To the People of Lyons. There seems to be a grave misapprehension on the part of many as to the working and intention of the Electric LlKht Company. This company was organized about one year ngo with the vague im predion that a plant could be put in here for a'.

out H'HiO to and run at an outlay not more than $60 per month. Jiut alas for the vanity of human expectations! Further investigation proves that the plant cannot be put in lor less than $12,000, and is more liab'e to cost $1.3.000, and that the monthly rmuijntr expanse will not be less than $-10. This development tggercd the memhers of the company, and the entire subject would have iteen dismissed from their minds had it not been for an outside pressure hrouuht to hear upon them by the more enterprising class of our citizens, who rgd that Lyons could not afford to take a back seat-that Sterling, Nickeismi and Iiurrton, all smnller towns, were putting in plants that (in at Bend. I rned, McPher-sou and oihr towns of the size, had plants in opration, and that Lyons must be kept in the van. All these other cities arc hiring lights fiom the conpanits and paying as much or- mrf f-r ec! lUht a-i our company skfl of ih fuy of Lyons.

We can assure he people of Lyons that we do not wisli to put any electric lights upon the streets of the city if there is any kickiug by qny considerable minority of its citizens. We wish your moral support as well as financial. On the other, hand it is very Certain tlmt we do not care to tie up $15,000, and run at a. monthly expense of some $340, out of our own pocket. We would rather wait till some foreign company comes in and asks a bonus of our citizens and put upour proportion and be rid of any farther anxiety or expense.

Ilespectt'uMy submitted, Lyons Klkc. Light P. Co. For Sale Four hundred shocks of corn for sale that will average about one bushel of corn per shock. Also good feel lots with running water.

Iwillglvo good satisfaction to a feeder. W. Q. Elliott, Junior, one mile east and south of Stcrlinsr, Married-Sanderson Reed On Thursdaj-, Oct. 27th, at the home of his father, C.

11. Sanderson, three miles west of town, Mr. Chas. II. Sanderson to Miss Lizzie Reed, of Windom by Probate Judge Cameron.

A largo concourse of friends and relatives gathered to witness the ceremonies and to take part in the fes tivities. The young couple are soon to take their departure for California where they intend to make their home. Paint Your Roof I will paint your roof, either tin or shingles, and guarantee satisfaction, for less than one-half the cost of load and oil. It will pay -oti to see me about it. M.

D. MITCHELL, STERLING, KAS. lEIE MOVED From our old stand on Knst avenus to the Hall business brick, on thn corner or East avenue and Main you lor your past patroi ae, we solicit the same in future, at our more commodious rooms. MEYER SHEFFERLING. Alt rciiaiit Tailors.

WELLS I WELLS 3 ROI.I.1TT will mane von the best Well you can procure. Well borln-r aitd Tubcinj; a Specialty. Get the best and Cheapest. All orders promptly attended to. Call on, or address.

J. HOI.L.ITT, 1-yons. Kansas. Pyatt Vasconcells, Manufacturers of FINE CIGARS. i A Vn.Benl.

L. H. P. K. V.

Queen orJLyou Tlte Mon-ley. li Plans, Specifications and Estimates Furnished for anr order of Archi tecture. Heatinor. and Ventilation. of vital importance.

Those desiring to build will subserve their interest by calling oil us. We are not dabblers, but are nrenared to ds 'ctHtiou' l.iHMl.i.wi to Lon Htibeir m-xt -rhe-iiiiir. on St unlay. Ocloh.r'JSMli. 187.

The mtu.K win hfl'l ih lliMirrixiiii in tliA 13s, forget the time an. II. C. TAI'lor, Chairman Bell VjaV went to Genesco to Is Section 34 of the -f- 'oke or a License Tax Ordinance a s-ur uon our. contemporaries? C.

It. Butler and wife 'Ut wc to Minneapolis last evening to visit with Mayor Triplet, Mrs. Butler father. The case of assault from Genweo continued until to-day is occupy! ug the attentiou of Justice BUkely. Jury is empaneled for the case.

S. P. Luce, book keeper in the First National Bank, went to-day to be in attendance upon tne x. C. A.

Convention at Wichita. Our reporter turns pale witii ap prehension of a libel suit as he reports tbe roiiowing eon vernation "Going to the Presbyterian socia next Tuday titgnt?" "There won't be a man there." "Why not?" Nothin to eat." "But men have "No, men kave nothin' but stem- achs." ''Say, Fred Nathanial, I have an original conundrum. "You, impossible." "Fact never the less." "Well, give it to us and give it. easy." "Here it is; what's the difference between a red headed girl and a white horse "Why. wh3 there's but little differ encc, they are so near to-gether, you know.

"You'r are half wrong, my boy." give it up "Why, don't you know that the horse chew hay and the girl hates you (hay (Will somebody please massacre our reporter.) Messrs. J. H. Everest andF. B-Ray returned this mornlnir from Ottawa, where they have been attend ing the first bicjele race meet of the Ottawa wheelmen, which was held on the 26th.

They report that the meet was the most succesful ever held in tbe west in every respect. New state records were made for one-half, one and two miles. A tremendous crowd witnessed the races, the grand stand being packed and the ground inside tbe track being filled with Nine races, were run, resulting as fol lows. First, half mile novice, won by Harry Phelps, Leavenworth, A. M.

Officer, Topeka, second; time, 1:32 Second, one mile state championship of L. A. won by H.8. Hale, June tion City, J. H.

Everest, Lyons, second by eight feet; time, 3:04, the fastest mile ridden in the state up to that time. Fourth, one mile open won by F. 8. Ray, Lyens, H. Ash- croft, Kansas City, second hi 100 feet; time, 8:03.

Fifth, bf mile. Franklin county wheelmen, won by Lee Pat rick, Ottawa, C. N. Brown a close second; time, 1:36. Sixth, one anile handicap, open, won by F.

B. Ray, Lyons, H. G. Btuart 50 yards and F. E.

Ranney 2-5 yards start, third time, 3:02, the fastest mile ever ridden in the state. Heventh, one half mile champienahip, won by J. Everest Lyons, H. L. Hale second by six yards; time.

1:25, the fastest half mile wer ridden in the in competi tint. Eiuhtn. half mile bauds off. won by J. A.

DeTar, Kansas City J. H. Everest, Lyons, second; time. 1:33. Ninth, two mile handicap, won by H.

S. Hale, 25 yards start. F. 6. Ray scratch second by a foot; time, 6:18.

Consolation, won by John Bar thol. Olathe, F. W. Metealf a closr nerond; time, 1:46. The visitors sat down to a grand banquet tendered by the Ottawa Wheelmen, at 8 p.

after whieb an address of welcome was delivered by M. W. Callen. Mr. Everest responding in his usual happy style.

A Dime Social Under the auspices of the Woman's Missionary Society will be held at the Presbyterian church on Tuesday ev ening, November 1st, Refreshments will be offered of vocal and instrumental music with readings and recitations. Condiments will con-it of conver sat ion and social enjoyments. While a general and cordial itivita- tiou is extended to all, a special and most urgent request is made 'of stratiKeri in our midst of Presbyterian faith that they will come and get acquainted. Come everylody. Committee.

Advertised Mail. Lyons. Kan. Oct. 24th.

1887. List of unclaimed mail in the Lyons I'ost omce, for week end loir Oct. 15. 1887, which will be sent to the Dead Letter omce If not called for within thirty (30) days. Coharty.

John Dilllner. Mrs. Oliie neaque, H. A. Oarner, Hansor tamer.

James II. Hrt, O. 1. (2) llastlnn. Miss uose (4) James, Wm.

a. Kemerllnr. J. C. Memlenhatl.

M. Meklcx.J. Oidendort, John Park, Cba. II. Park, Mrs.

Jane 1 mason, 1'arinn, i(ay mcnarason. w. J. Hnellman Patrick Hmttecn, Renjaman Thnrbu, Shelton, A.C Tasch. Phillip Wilson.

Joseph woinrord, miks Jessie Williams. Joe Z. niie, w. j. To tbe Sberiarorsterling- Prioe County.

Postals. Clerk. I. Ren. James Chamberlln.O Grlthrle.

Mrs. Wm. Olllnllan. John Hummers. Win West, John Horns, Li II Parties applying for any of the above mail, plense sav advert Ised Oe4.

W. Clark. Houses To Rent. We have always' new houses for rent or sale, built good and substan tial, of our own work. drawing of the highest and most delicate order known to perspective.

FRIDAY. OCTOBER 1SS7. OFFICIAL DIRECTORY OF RICE COUNTY Jade ratth Judicial A. R. Clar.

Maator, Mih District, J. W. While. KprMntaUTt R. P.

Itond. Treasurer W. Bbumway. County Clark, Ixwrey. T.

CJodrfey. Probata Judge Bam Cameron. County Attorney J. lUBrinckerhofr. Rectater of Deeds T.

K. ali. Buperindent of Pub. Inst. May T.

Luce. Coroner Dr. W.M, Lamb. Burveyor, J. I-n.

E. A. Richard. Commissioners 1 J. C.

Heward. 1..... iiuw.ni. Physician for County Dr. St.

F. Terry. oupk uounty roor DIRECTORY OF CITY, OF LYONS. Mayor M. Rawllnjts.

Clerk Hum 1 Button. tnitM-itij D. 8. Myer. City Attorney J.

Brtnckerholt. City Treasurer. J. K. Perdue.

treat Commissioner, Joe rones. W.urnamnlulnnr E. P. l'OP. F.

O. Sutton. Counellmen, I v.Avfonc A. B. Thomiton, Missouri Pacific R.

R. Time Tabl. CJoixo North, PaMtBKsr :5 A. laasencer a.MomnadaUon 7:14 P. M.

Uoimo South, Pasaebcer 7K A. Paasencer 3:34 P. Accommodation 4:43 A. Asent, M. P.

R. R. T. fc S. F.

R. R. Time Table. Color West. Puuntw 9:53 A.

M. AMwiuMadfttlon .5:10 P. M. Oainc East. PasscRssr P.

M. iMAHianrfiLlnn 8:40 A. M. E. J.

FAIRUURST. AftnL T. A 8. F. R.

R. Notice- f.r this offta) as aoon aa poftftible hereafter wben place desired. It will be considered a favor -Cheapest goods at J. M. Reagan's The O.

A. R. Club meets next Thursday evening at V. P. By order of T.

B. 5. Frank Overman returned from his trip through the southern part of the state. The first 3-ear's work in this city of Kldcr A. J.

Garrison closes next Sunday. A car of Salina flour at Tandy A Gray'a. 215-Gt Another Wolfe in town this one domiciled with Mr. and Mrs. I.

F. Mother and child doing well. We sell Lyons, Coulton and Salina floir. Tandy A Gray. 215-6 The special edition of the Sterling ReuUter I a par excellence Intom paper.

Champion. A new papt-r Mrs. Cook left for the west this morning where she goes to look alter land lor wnicn sue lias war rants. Friend K. Moor, a real estate man of Larncd was among the callers at this office to-day.

He was in the city taking care of a sick friend. Try the celebrated Peacock brand of Salina flour, every sack guaranteed. For sale by Tandy A Gray. 215-6 The Prohibit ion itt' issue of yes- day is all worn out to-night So many have read the occupation ordinance. rt give the ordinance complete to day.

A letter from eastern Oliie say, "No rain yet to amount to anything. Cisterns and wells are going dry, etc." Move out to Kansas, friends, and be happy. W. L. McKec, a tinner in Ward A Swisher's hardware store, took advantage of the low rates to Kansas City and went to that city last eve ning.

Miss Baldwin, aunt of Mrs. Bill Barket who has been visiting in the city for several weeks, left last night for Valley Falls where she will visit with a brother. A large number of the Masons of this city as well as man old friends were in attendance at the funeral of W. II. Pace, at Sterling Elder Garrison preached the sermon, Miss Reyland, a ncice ef Mrs.

T. J. Ward who has been visiting in this city for the past month left last evening for her home in Illinois, She was accompanied as far ns Kan sas City by Earnest Ward. Did we say Italian yesterday in apeakiug of these beautiful balmy eve nings? It was a mistake. There in but one word in our vocabulary that can properly comprehend their full meaning, and that word is KANSAS The Kc publican County Com mittee will meet at the court house, in Lyons," on Fridaj, November 4th, 1887.

at 1 o'clock p. m. It is re quested that every member be piT- ent. if possible. By order of F.

Trucsdell, Chairman. "Old Mother Hubbard, she went to her cupboard to get her poor dog a bone, but when she got there the cupboard Has bare and so the poor dog got none. The cupboard is bare at the Pres byterian church next Tuesdays night but then, the dog isn't expected there. It is you, who are invited. A canning factory in Garnet em ploys 100 hands, to sty nothing of the thousands of ltihf1 of vecetahl's fur uisbed the Institution Uy Riorei of farmer.

A tunninc factory to buy their vegetables and creamery to purchase their would put the farmers of lb in vicinity in excellent trim for engaging in diversity of ajrridVral enterprises. Maraucite iBF'Shop on Grand Avenue, Lyons, BANK OF LYONS (Established, 1879.) E. A. Deupree, President. John Porter, Cashier.

a-" i mi mm e-" mr -v r- and get the best Coal, I wish to impress upon the minds of the readers of the Republican that I hare the largest stock Furniture and Undertaker's Goop? in Rice countj' and defy competitioa in prices and quality of all kind, of goods. I keep constantly hand a big line of CARPETS. and see me. I. H.

COWSN. COWEN, Woodworkers Strni Kansas. J. W. White, Tioo Presidsat.

D. M. Bell, Secretary. 85 LYONS. KANSAS rate.

Write Insurance in the Best TORNADO. Capital, $160,000.00 Individual Liability, $300,000.00. Transact a general Banking business. Special attention given to collw tious. The interest of customers closely guarded, and every facility competi ble with principles of sound banking freely extended.

Issue drafts on Eugland, Ireland, Germany and all the priucipal cities of Europe made Clothing, and paying cash at the time of purchase, sales from $10 to $20 entitle you to gentlemen's cuff buttons, breast pins, shirt studs and collar buttons to the value of $1.50. Sales for $20; or over, entitle you to the same goods to the value of $3. This stocK of Jewelry is a part of the same line that we have been handling here for four years, and we guarantee every piece to wear six years and give entire satisfaction. This is no watered stocic or lottery scheme. We are sicK of the Jewelry and have loo much cloaKs, dress goods, overcoats and suits, and not enough cash.

TFc shall discontinue this proposition in thirty days. All our goods are marived in plain figures, and were marked so before we hatched this scheme. We sell at those plain figures, or we do not sell at all. We Jiavc double the stock of Cloaks, Dress Goods and Clothing we ever had, and goods that are rich enough for home consumers who. dote on buying their goods in Topeka, Kansas City, or New York.

We have fancy weave Black Silk that we will sell at less price than any retail house in above named cities, and will take the dress otl your hands if it cuts, or pulls out, or wears imperfectly. We have a most complete line of Velvets and Plushes at $1 and $1.25 per yard, We are head quarters for Buttericj's Patterns, Swits Conde' Underwear, Jersey-Knit Underwear, Dr. Warner's and Dr. Ball's Corsets, Double Knee Hosiery, Sweet Orr Overalls, Drew Selby Shoes, Sclz Schwab Boots and Shoes, Children's Clothing, Fine Curtain Made Dresses, Stylish Hats and Caps, Tycoon Tea, Chase Sanborn coffee, Monarch canned goods, White Laundry Soap, and most everything that is good to cat and wear. Avail yourselves of the breast pins, cuff buttons, etc.

-DIRECTORS: Jos. P. Slatten. ,5 J. W.

White. Jos. Webb. K. a.

Dbupmaw John Porter S. N. Smith. G. C.

Gray. D. M. Bbll i This space reserved for FONES BUTTS. City Transfer Wagons.

Grand View Additio HAS THIETY RESIDENCES. Grand View Addition is inside Property. Grand View Addition is making its investors Big Money. Thirty-Five -Thousand Dollar's Worth of Lots gone, but some choice locations.left. Sidewalk down; Street Cars and Electric Lights coming out that war.

B. P. POPE, Contractor for Steam Heating and Sanitary Plumbing. I have employed Mr. R.

D. Gould, who is a Practical Plumber and Steam Fitter, and am now prepared to furnish estimates on Steam Fitting and Plumbing. SATISFACTION GUARANTEED. Office with Thompson A McKte. I ILVER Aikin Co.5 LAND, LOAN INSURANCE AGENTS The choicest City Lots For Sale Also good bargains in Farm Property.

Loan money on both Fara? and City property, at the very lowest Companj-, FIRE, LIGHTNING and ff HK PERDU CALL AND SEE US. Office in LraiE Good eoctrrati ft Liyttw..