Fall River Echo from Fall River, Kansas • 3

I nil SRrocr SEtfxo. rt-oaal Moatlaa. Connty Attorney Ilcnter wes in nnn AMOXU OIK rtUAX(iM. Good batter has been a very (pi oo TP Inasmuch as there is a demand any time, Ave are now prcjiared to LONG TIME LOANS, at 7 per cent, interest and small commission, or NINE PER CENT. Interest STRAIGHT, and giving the borrower the off a part or all at any time lie so desires.

We do onr DO NOT FAIL TO CALL AND SEE US BEFORE LMKItiG YOUR LOAN. HOWARD FEDRICK, Loan and Real Estate Agents, Fall River, From an exchange we clip the following aensiblo suggestion "Girls who spend their idlo time on tho streets and In the public stores laughing and talking, bow-ever harmless may bo their Intentions and pure their thoughts, should remember that they make their names public property and should not bo surprised to bear of them being used in a very disrespectful manner. Slay at home, irU, and if you havo no work to do procure good books, sluJr and read, and fit yourselves to Ell the space allotted to you in this world with something moro I La a useless chatter and fun." Take Xoncc Wo will famish cat tor beans and seed. and contract your crop at prices that will to advantageous for you to raie either of the above. En- Sulre of Union Grain Co.

or S. A. rown Fall River, Kansas. If yon cannot tako but ono paper let that bo your, homo paper, the ono who is working tho hardest for the interests of your own and tho county in which yott live. Now that the weather has settled wo hope to see tho tree planting boom start with renewed energy.

To tho Peopio of Fall HOLYERSON, IT SIX. V.l EC XS. MAKC1I 19. I r.iL Rivtin rt9Torricc Arrival mmd Drpartwr of 3111. st.

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alw that vr woulJ kk to b.rw theen rail aad ot tie up. tbcnr aa A. after yoar aaut LOCAL ECHOES. Calico ball to-night. Great farming weather.

Flour and feed at Boyd's. Gentle zephyrs, the past week. April 1st has been declared as Arbor Par. They arc already indulging in pic-nics in Wilson-co. The first tramp of the season arrived at this office yesterday.

The marriage which was reported to tako place last week, failed to materialize. Highest pTice paid for butter and eggs, at the Bakery. A substantial sidewalk is being put down between the railroad and the school house. It is expected that Trof. U.

Barber will lead the orchestra at the Calico ball to-night. The skating rink at Scvery was sold last week by tho Sheriff, to satisfy a mortgage in favor of S. A. Brown Co. The First Congregational Church of Eureka contemplates erecting a church edifice on the site of the present old one.

We heard it reported in Eureka, that the late Mrs. Faul Jones had married a wealthy cattleman near Emporia, Kansas. Flour and provisions cheap for cash, at Boyd a Grocery. L. rrichard, oV the Fall River Fark Nursery, filled a large number of western orders for fruit trees, the last few days.

We understand that the present offensive Board of Medical Examiners at Eureka, are to be removed by the reform administration. Dr. Fcgb has had his office re-carpeted, papered and painted. The Doctor can now receive his patients in one of the neatest offices in town. The Clyde Hotel, of Sevcry.

is tho only one now in that city, and the landlord, IL W. Bowlin, treats his guests in a handsome manner. Eureka is going to have a fire company equipped with a lot of rubber buckets and three or four old-style chemical stomach pumps. Marion Parker, a son of Elijah Parker, was declared to be of unsound mind last week, and will be sent to the home for feeble minded. The bond proposition which was voted on in Wood so last week was defeated.

Now let us try and get a road to Burlington. Improvements oi all kinds are being made in our city. New additions, awnings, stables, sidewalks and cross-walks are being built in all parts of the city. Dan'l Collins, one of the prosperous farmers of the valley, is mak ing preparations to build a sub stantial and elegant residence on his farm the coming season. Try the G.

A. IL cigar, found at Hunter 1 ork a liakery. The attention of our readers is called to the "ad" of N. H. Ives, found in another column.

Mr. Ives carries a large stock of goods, and invites all who visit Eureka, to give him a visit. The business men of Fall JUver should remember that the Echo can do just as good job work and at more reasonable rates than any glue factory printing office in Eu reka or elsewhere. Last Saturday Constable Wil liam Sweet arrested a young man named J. A.

Nelson on the charge of forgery. The officers think they have a clear case and he will most likely enjoy a sojourn at Lansing. The readers of the Echo will find in this issue the advertisement of that old and popular firm of not person, Leedy of Eureka. They have a large and elegant line of goods, and it will pay anyone visiting the county seat, to make this popular firm a vfcit. All of my goods are frcsb, and the city on Monday last.

G. W. Tomliason, formerly of Twin Falls, now receives his mail at Climax. Messrs. P.

M. Moore and A. L. Stickcl, of Eureka, were in this city yesterday. Gus Meyers and wife have re moved to Fredonia, where Mr.

M. will follow his trade. R. J. Moss went up to his ranch near Piedmont last Monday, and remained several days.

A.L.Durkco and wife have re moved to Garden City. At least that is what we understand. Wm. Adams who has been visit ing in Kansas City for a week or two, is expected home to-morrow. Patrick Kirk, an old resident of Twin Falls, has gono to Fargo Springs, Kansas, where he will locate.

Hon Bubo Nichols, of Howard, was in the city a few hours last Thursday. Mr. N. has a fine farm a few miles south of this city. Rev.

Wootcn was an agreeable caller at the Echo office last Thursday evening, and left sufficient of tho lucre to keep the paper going to his address. Mrs. W. J. Hollzclaw, wifo of Dr.

Holtzclaw, accompanied by son, arrived in Fall Eivcr last Monday. Tho Dr. and family have commenced housekeeping. Fredonia Democrat Charles Hinkle, a tonsortal artist of Fall River, has been employed to wield the razor and dispense chin music in the West Side barber shop. Toronto Topic: Hon.

J. P. Felkcr, Mayor of Fall EivcY, paid a visit to Toronto, Wednesday in the interests of the Toronto and Burlington railroad, and continued his journey on the line north of here. J. M.

Camming, ono of the most solid Democrats in this section, gave this office a very pleasant call yesterday. Mr. C. had us order tho New York Star sent to his address. Wo consider Mr.

Cum- mings one of the best posted men ou politics, to be found in this sec tion. I have lots of money and am still loaning as cheap a the cheapest. Give me a rail. L. II.

Joqxsox. The editor of the Echo acknowl edges the receipt of a beautifa-paper weight made of Mexican onyx. Tho weight is made from a fragment of stone which the donor, Mr. J. S.

Brasher, procured from tho shop where tho rough slabs wcro dressed up and polished for use in tho new Senate chamber at Topcka. This material comes from New Mexico, and is considered the finest material for finishing tho inside of a building, to bo found in this country. Madison News Chas. H. Brans- combe, of Lawrence, lectured to a small audience at the M.

E. church last Friday night on the necessity of a third party. Tho principal object of the speaker seemed to be to abuse tho Republican party and its leaders and to. denounce our present prohibitory law. His speech was a silly tirade of abuse, and deserves no notice whatever as it was lacking in the elements of truth and was not calculated to chango the opinion of anyone.

No old and shelf-worn goods to bo found in my store. J. Wau. Hunter York, of the new bak ery comes to tho front this week with a card, setting forth to our people the business they are engaged in. These gentlemen have come to our city and invested their money in business and they deserve the support of our people.

They built an elegant new oven and are prepared to fill all orders promptly. By a closo perusal of the opinion of Z. Harlan in regard the bond question, given while County At torney and recently published in the Eureka Herald, it will bo ob served that he was about right on the subject. Go to J. Wade and examine his stock of staple and fancy groceries.

Notice is hereby given that an election will be held in the city of Fall River at the office of Howard Fed rick, on Monday, April 5th, 1SS6, between the hours of 8 o'clock su m. and 6 o'clock p. m. of said day, for tho purposo of electing a Mayor, Police Judge and five Coun- cilmen. J.

P. Fn.Ktn, Mayor. To Butpus. Having decided to keen my Hereford bull, he will be found at my stable in Fall Riv er, for service. Those desiring to breed to a thoroughbred Hereford Short Horn boll should call and can be paid off at privilege to pay own examining.

Tho finest line of canned goods In Fall River at J. Wai4. J. C. Boyd, (st A.

DarkcVs old stand) has or sale the finet tx of garden and field xeds ever brought to the city. Confuting ul Timothy, orchard grv red top, red clover, alfalfa, ftvU, taillct, oats and all hinds of crJen sc4, both in package and by bslk to suit ptrchacrs. Give him a call. BAKE and Lunch Counter, HUNTER YORK, Fall River, Kanus. CAKES AND TIES, kin Siffp FINE LINE of CIGARS.

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C. Cfcjont. TRANSIENT HOUSE, Fall River, Kansas, warns sstttAW. 9 t4i This house has been newly fern-ished throughout, and the tables will always be supplied with tho best the market affords. Livery teams furnished on short notice.

Wo havo tho best sample room in Fall Hirer. Look out for LOW PRICES I There ts a New Harness Shop In Fall Hirer. I will carry a new and complete stock of Harness, Collars, Undies, Ushers, Whips, ctc, which ill bo sold at the lowest prices. Also the best brands of Hamcs Oils. All goods rtclas.

K. C. HARNESS SHOP, 2d door north Bank of Fall Hirer, C. E. Itsartxr, Manager.

MRS. E. J. PATTOX, Dealer in MILLINERY, Fancy Good, Hoop Shirts. Cornets, Hustles Gloves, Lace.

and Handkerchiefs. DRESSMAKING A SPECIALTY1. I havo just received a ull line of SPRING GOODS. t.r4 itwt. n4r A.

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Gibson. TONSORIAL ARTIST. 1 r-tm m4.i 1 mm Im4 wn4 A jcuwi scarce commodity In tho Fredonia market for soroo time. About a dozen stone cutters are in town wailing for work to begin on the new courthouse, when they expect to get a job. Tho billiard hall and bowling alley on the north side of the Square has been discontinued.

If the proposed railroads are built to Fredonia, we will have a billiard- ball boom. Work has begun on the Verdi gris Valley railroad at Buffalo, near Guilford, and at Altoona and co os ha. Glanders reported in Dock Creek-tn. It is said that J. II.

White has lost several animals from this dread disease. March, in this climate, is usually the most trying upon delicate con stitutions of any season of the year, it is uicicuit to to regulate clothing and beat of rooms to suit the weather, and colds and falsi discaso often result. School-rooms especially, fall in tho requirements for health in these particulars, and too great care cannot be exercised. The late Legislature passed a bill to punish a species of frauds who have imposed on a great many people for some time past. It has enacted that Any person or persons in the sale of any fruit, shade or omamencal tree or trees, or any vine, shrub, plant, bulb, or root, by substituting inferior or di Cer ent varieties, or who shall falsely represent the name, age, or class of any such fruit, shade, or orna mental tree or trees, or any vine.

shrub, bulb, or root, shall be guilty of a misdemeanor, and on convict ion be fined not less than ten dollars nor mora than two hundred dollars, or by imprisonment In the county jail not less than thirty days nor moro than six months, or by both sach lino and imprison- inert, and shall be liable to the party or parties damaged or injur ed thereby in treble the amount of all damages sustained, to be recov ered in any court having jurisdiction thereof." Boyd's is tho place to buy flour. Skating: IUnk. Hereafter the Grand Opera House Skating Rink will be open on Wednesday and Saturday evening only. SyOn Wednesday evening, lad ies will be permitted to skate free. Romio Sweet, Managers.

Ta My 14 Ia I raa. I desire to announeo to my old rations and friends, that hereafter, will be found at my old stand on Traders-av. where they aro earnest ly invited to call, when desiring any blacksmithing work done. u. u.

JJUaa. To Horse Breeders. The cele brated thoroughbred Clydesdale stallion, Farmers Glory, will stand the ensuing season at my stable in north rail River, farmers Glory, in color ts a dark blood bay, weighs 1,525 pounds, 1G hands high, a good stock horse and sure foal-gcttcr. Call and sco him. J.

P. Fzxker. To Iaarrata. Those of oar Democratic sub scribers who desire a reliablo and sterling Democratic newspaper, we can civo liberal terms for the New York Star. Wo will club this paper and Kcno for $2.00 per rear.

All our Democratic readers who desiro a Democratic newspaper right from headquarters should not fail to avail themselves of this op portunity. Call in and subscribe. Old papers 30 for 10 cents. READ! Tho Best assortment of Goods to bo found in Greenwood County, are kept in Eureka, at tho well known store of N. U.

Ives. He keeps an elegant line of Ladies' and Children's FINE SHOES. Also new styles of Embroidered Dress Robes, Laces, Mulls, Piques, Swisses, Etc In Clothing, you can buy suits without regard to COST as he wants to closo out his entire stock. Gloves, Hoscry and everything in the lino of Famishing Goods at Bottom Prices fkirRcmember the place. N.

Ives, 2d door south of tho National Bank, Eureka, Kansas. We are requested to announce that there trill be a meeting of the voters of this city at tho Grand Opera House, on Friday evening, April 2d, to put in nomination a ticket for to be voted on at the coming city election. The meet ing will be called to order at 8 for loans "which make Tho time Is now at hand when the careful teamsters will need be on tbclr guard against sore shoulders and necks on their horses and mules. See that tho collars are kept clean, and if they have become hatd, beat them limber before making your borx work in them. Wash the sweat off from the shoulders after a bard day's work.

If there is an inclination to so renews in any spot, relievo it by cuhion-ing around tho spot. Were such means moro practiced, then faithful beasts would bo subject to far less cruel suffering than they are cow forced to endure by brutal owners. Many a balky horse becomes so through being worked with a sore neck. R. tac nifu to tho faithful bors, and his paticiat co-worker tho mule.

Tho Rcao acknowledges the receipt of the laws prcd at tho Isle session of tho Legislature. They aro bound In pamphlet form and can bo procured from tho publishers, O. W. Crane of Topcka, for SO cent each. A professor of cookery says It lakes her a whole hour to teach a class of young ladles low lo broil a beeffttrak.

Ret that Isn't the wont of IL It takes tho con toe two whole hours with a hatchet to dis sect tho steak after it is broiled. River and Vicinity: The proprietor of a Chicago rcs- taursnt has adopted a novel but effective method of protection from the butterine swindle, and at the samo time advertises his restaurant. Ho has added the of a dairy lo the dining room arrangements. Kvcryihing is provided with tho exception of tho cows, tho cream is brought from the eoantrr and Im chart rd into butter by a picturesquely attired dairy maid in foil view of the catlomers. Tho butler Is made without salt or coloring.

Ilsch consumer salts it as his is to may direct, issuer milk is sold right out of the churn. MI Wsrr a good coos" syrup Is a frequent request in our trade, ana we invsrisbl cive the person mak ing it IJeggrCherry Cough Syrup, as wo know it to bo the best and most reliable on the market. For sale by Thomas H. Lynch. According to the Messenger of last week, the accidental discharge of an rxdoaded shot gun in the tore of a Eureka merchant, raised havoc with an ell painting.

It Is wonderful the amount of syrapsthy tho Democrats of this county bsvo and aro displaying fcr tis ilcjtrcrap third patty cow ixzzl in this counlr. LEEDY COMPA3JY, of Eureka, havo tho Leading DRY GOODS AND CLOTHING Store In Greenwood County. WkAt Vf. mr Ia.fclS Um Slk for. There appears In our columns this week, the advertisement of the well-known (and universally used In tho Southern Slate) Simmons Liver Regulator.

Years ago it won its way into every household oi the Booth by its pare, sterling merit. It there takes the place or a doctor and costly prescriptions. Tho med icine is becoming widely known in tho North, and wherever used the demand for it has steadily increased. It Is a family medicine, containing no deleterious qualities, but purely vegetable, and so gentle in its action that it can bo safely given to any person, no matter wbai age mo ceniennanans or the crowing youngster. Working peopio aro often in a miserable state of health which realty renders them unfit for labor but they ham time to take medicine ana bo sick.

Simmons Liver Regulator can bo taken without causing any loss of time, and tho system will bo built up and invigorated by it. Tho Regulator promotes digestion, dissipate nasty sick headache. and gives a strong foil tono to tho tcm. In malarious climates it is invaluable, both protecting attack from the disease and expelling the poison after it has entered the system. It has no equal as a pre paratory meuicine.

ana can be afcly ned when a doctor cannot be called in. Tenons or tho very highest character and eminence havo given Simmons Liver Regulator their cordial and hearty en dorsement. Ton all know T. II. Lynch, the Fall River druggist, llo sells and recommends Chamberlain's cough remedy.

Tho best mado for coughs, colds, croup or soro throat. Why does not some of theso law abiding Mugwump Republicans of Greenwood -co. turn their attention to tho laws regarding assessment, and givo prohibition a rest Tho wholesale lying dono by tho peopio to their township assessors In ono year. Is of more detriment to tho county than tho non-enforce ment of tho prohibitory law would be. Let this law abiding outfit turn their attention to something sensible.

Tho Fredonia Democrat commenting on giving entertainments in churches, very properly sayss "Objections were raised tho other night to the audienco applauding by stamping their feet In tho M. K. church. This is all stuff. If the church authorities for any reason allow tho church building to be used as an opera house, that moment it ceases to bo a church for tho time being and is no moro than a public ball." Ij.II.

Johnson has been to Wichi ta, and perfected arrangements, better than ever, for loaning mon ey. No delays no examiners. An ex-Democrat by tho name of Clarke, and a sure enough Democrat by tho namo of Ilcrwiek, were arrested last week at Eureka, on the charge of extorting money from a U. S. prisoner, whom the latter had in charge and brocget before tho former who was U.

S. Commis sioner. Tis sad that such should bo tho fato of theso sincere and white-winged reformers. Tho innocent old rooster who runs tho Fredonia Democrat tries to play the innocent dodge as re gards progressive euchre In the following manner: Progressive euchro has reached Fredonia at last. Wo don't know what it is, but suppose It Is a gsmo at cards." Foa Sals oa Tsude.

A business house in this city, well adapted for restaurant or millinery business, well sell cheap f3r cash, or trade it for unlncantsred feed. Cs.ll cn cr u2irccs Ita cce. They also carry a fall line of HATS, CAPS, D00TS, SHOES, Xd GOODS. Wlicii at Eureka, do not fail to People who advertise only once in six months forget that most people does not remember anything longer than about seven days. A man's sign oSTers a mute Invitation to those who pass his plsee of business his circular or card can only reach thoso to whom personal attention Is civen; but his announcement In a Hvo newspsper goes Into tho high wars and by wayv, finding customers and making them consider his arguments.

If his argument is a good ono Kino In which ho has faith, tho moro people be should present it to. Don't expect an insignificant advertisement inserted onco or twice to bring you a fortune. Sugars, Teas, Coffees, canned roods, etc cheap as tho cheapest, at J. Waid's. To prove that advertising pays, wo cito tho fact that In last weeks issue of tho Kcno wo advertised a lost handerkerchicf, and before the edition was folded, tho missing article was returned, II.

J. Hinkle, of tho Commercial, being the Coder. From a letter received last week from Charles Orr, who Is attending college at Ft. Ccott, wo learn that ha Is trcll plcd with his tebcol i as cheap as the cheapest. Giro me a trial.

J. C. Boti. tec him. J.

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