Norwich Courant from Norwich, Kansas • 4

uri'i'f 4 4 tw jt npF" fx-Trw ---vt- -wT-zm rra Sgcrure a lirst-class i Livery hi Lite fiWiy fc more made a trip UV ichila HVtfd- cl Ark. w'at, ASM VWlMBfi i Tin 1 i the Di the first of the wppk, Jlq ii .1 neiay, reiufiung inurmia. $ubtHM'iitipn per in adyupe. ijayji ilej- hayo an abijijtlncc of II. Fjcrpyq and wife tartcil (town mere ana rtoitie ntm ap-j ednesdav for liutler epunty to.

pies ho brought with him, yei ify his statement. Entered iu the Nprwich, pout office an second-class visit thoir son, I award ami 4 i I 1 Peter fleadjN Headquarters tor Transient Teams. First avenue sonthy west of Main Norwich, As. 0. G.

Foiles renewal his subscription we would be pleased to have others follow this FE ROTE, SANTA west, mixed, Eaut, mixed, E. W. 1 1 a in 1 1 :5.r, a Au.kx, agent. rA total eclipse pf the niQOn tppk place Tuesday, night find, astetj about four hours. It was watched, by a number of the citizen, and, was the most complete since 1888, It is said that it will cpme bac a gain in thirteen months, National encampment, G.A.R, cxaniple.

rr-Several pf our farmcrtj sold wheal for 25c and less this week. Never mind, hone to make it back MISSOURI-PACIFIC ROUTE. on corn. west, mixed, 9:58 a East, mixed, 5:33 Louisville, Sept. 10 to 14, '95, the, Mp.P.wiU sell tickets at 19,30, D.

D. WILLHOUR'S Grocery and Confectionery Sfore -IS THE PLACE TO BUT D. C. Hicks, agent, County Attorney Cow-gill was down visiting his brother-in-law, Mr, Robbins, south pf town, last Saturday and Sunday. If you desire a good yincgav for the round trip.

Dates of said Sept. 9 and 10. Limit for con- tinuous passage both directions. Norwich Lopoh, No. 816, I.

O. 0. F. meets every Wednesday night at with final limit of Oct. 0, Cheap Goods, their hall, isiting brothers will GENTS FITRNIJIING GOODS, fpV pickling any kind of vegetables or fruit, try our Silver Guar A young man pf Maine weM cordially received.

M. N-Glion O'Brikn, Seo'y, Everything usually Kept in this Line, anteed. J. W. Baggett.

Trr-The Main street croquet Cider, Lemonade, Pap on ice ana Ice Cream, ORWICH LojxtK.No. 1 94, A. O. U. has been httod up and the bal started tp rollin.g.

Look out for number of champions soon. meets evorv ruesdav night 111 Odd Fellow's Hall. Visiting brother BADGER LUMBER COMPANY, cordially invited to meet with us up a tree to get cherries for hia sweetheart. A broken limb precipe atcd to. the retained so large a portion of his trouseva thut the young lady had to go to the nearest house and, borrow pair.

T-r-Last Monday while Mrs, Gla.Q was preparing wash water and yjhila she had gone to. the well her small great grand child fell in a wash boiler in which was several pails of water. Mrs. Glaze returned in duo time to save the child from drown Harry Rodman and Mr. Vaughn pr lyinguiau, came down Wednesday Gko.

Deck, II. MClr.llKXNV, RKO, DEALERS IN evening and went to Argpma wit pur boys to help in the ball game Norwich Baptist Ciicrch. Preach For prices ap Ideal windmill ing every 1st and 3rd inland eveding. S. S.

at 10. a. in. and towers and the W. R.

Lliiit)erliles( pump tor irrigation purposes aim Rkv. J. E. Davis, Pastor. also tor stock wells see Jake ul hour.

uiu'rcii. I'reaclnng every vv. is. uoaa, Wellington was Sunday morning and evening. S.S Lath, Lime, Posts and Bard wire, here one day this week.

He is on at 10 a m. Prayer meeting Ihurs a trade for a farm with Mr. Hamil A stalk of late corn, not in ta sell yet, brought one day this week from Jacob Willhour's farm south of town, measured thirteen and one half feet high and had six shoots, the lowest being about six feet from, the ground. Com huskers. will ba required to furnish a step ladder day evenings.

Rkv. McMillan, ton and if consummated he wil P. B. Potter, Supt. HARDWARE and IMPLEMENTS.

move this place. Chris Foiles says it's a mistake P. CHURCH. Sunday schoo shis fall. every Sunday at 10 a.

m. Christain he didn't put up 300 tons of hay for W. YV. Robbins. It was only 299 Endervor Society meets every Tues At Argonia Thursday in the Canon City and, Weir Qny Coal, G.

F. Washburn, Agt. tons. He has now begun on anoth day night. Kverybody invited.

er large contract. series of ball games played at that place Norwich was beaten by Harper and Belle Plaine walked over Argonia. Bell Plaine and Harper played for first money and Norwich Rev. O'Dell preached at the C. P.

church last Sunday, morning Locals. School supplies at Allen's BARGAINS! and evening. He also delivered in teresting lectures Monday, Tuesday and Argonia for second, but we go tp press too early for returns. Will Fowler went to Kingman and Wednesday nights of this week SUMMER WASH GOODS AT Tuesday. At the republican primary held For the Kansas State Fair Straw hats at your own price Wichita.

Kansas, Oct. 1 to 5, the J. E. Lisrhtner. Mo.

P. will sell tickets at rate ol at the city hall Thursday the following delegates to- attend the county convention were elected: C. H. Witman, P. Willhour, W.

O. Far-ris, Billie Deck, M. W. Weeks, P. B.

POTTER'S. one fair for the round trip. Date Walt Bennett was over from or sale Sept. 30 to Oct. 5 limit to Cheney Monday.

Oct. 0. Hicks, Agt. These goods avo just what you want to keep cool in this hot weather. and Wm.

Lindsay. H. L. Mcll Bert Dunninsr is threatened -Matt Hamilton will feed 100 We wiU make a big cut in prices on this goods to make room for fall and henny was, elected central with typhoid fever. tine steers this winter.

He has Mrs. Lowell was quite sick sev arge crop ot corn, some 200 or winter goods, There has been an advance in leather Jacob Willhour brought from 300 acres. He thinks one piece of eral days this week. 160 acres will make sixty bushels J. C.

Notice the new ad of but we are selling at old prices, so can per acre. A. Russell's farm, neu Belmont, one day this week, some samples of fine onions raised in Mr, R's. irrigated garden. They are from the Grove in another column.

Walter wharton left today to Turnip seed in bulk by the oz. save you money on foof wear. attend Winlield Colledge. Walte or pound. J.

W. Baggett. is a bright and energetic young man seed and are as large as we have) ever seen. While we have had plenty of rain this season it is a notic- and will no doubt make a creditable Will Whitney is reported sick, ecord while at college. Harper South M.

Norwich, Kas. threatened with typhoid fever. Advocate. able fact that those having a water supply have more and a better quality of garden truck. Will iJIall has been sick the A number 01 corn snellers are past week with typhoid fever.

being bought by different persons The outlook for the rebuilding; S. B. Humphrey made a busi Dr, Thos. Beal, Denfisf, in this vicinity, J. Shortridge and ness trip to Wichita Wednesday.

WATCHMAKER axi JEWELER John Green have purchased one, be of the creamery becomes less every day. The insurance company seem to take their time, as Mr Fowler sides several others are contemplat lurkeeB spices are the purest First class Work. ing buying. has not yet received his. andl and best.

sell no other. tey bo at Norwich every wedncs--work warauted- Charges very OFFICE: Norwich Uotel, cannot tell when he will. Norwich Charges Reasonable, -Last Monday night the school is one of the best points for a Kansas, board met and unanimously voted Photographer Harris was doing creamery the souttiwest. lne to advance the grade heretofore msiness in Wichita the first of the farmers are all provided with milch week. known as the A.

This is a wise act, as it practically gives us a high school grade. cows and are ready to uraish plenty of milk. Persons wishing a pay Argonia is to have a creamery, will be in operation in a few ing investment of that kind will do well to visit Norwich before start It a question which will draw weeks. ing elsewhere. the larger crowd the croquet or the mrse shoe game.

ith a game go School books, slates, pens, pen -Matt Hamilton of Eden, town ing on each side pf the street this Our Graduates. The- graduates from the Norwich who attended the iustitute wA took the examination all iwissed with, high honors, some of them re-ce-iving second grade average. The following are the names: Jessie Mit-chel, Maude Bell, Freddie Schweitzer Wd Fred Cloud. Edith Hall and Sadie Bell are also, among those of this place who took the examination and, passed. AH except one or two have schools.

Miss. Edith Hall will teach at the Powell school house, Over at Wellington there is a campmecting in progress where gate money is charged on the Lord's day. It looks a little paradoxical for a religous society to set the example of Sabbath-breaking while seeking to save people' from their sins. Geuda llereld. -The inconvenience of bringing a brother or other members of the family to town when calling upon friends was experienced by a certain person last Sunday night.

The gentleman in question thinking his folks cils, tablets, at Allen drug store. ship bought 215 head of steers from end of town ought to furnish plenty parties at VY elungton last week and! Mr. A. S. Hunter and Sam elivcring them, two steers- three Willhour visited the county seat -Sam Humphry shipped some or four years old, got ot of thes heard and he had not found them elery to Conway Springs the first to They are brand Every pair of low cut shoes at of the week which was thetirsthome-grown ever shipped from Norwich.

ed but he coidd not give us the ost and less than cost to close out. Any one knowing of any Sam is doing well with his celery were about ready to go, started for and has a nice patch in a flourish ightner. I). D. Willhour has put in a strays suiting this description, will confer a favor upon Mr.

Hamilton ing condition. informing bun. Aigoma Cup- tock of clothing which he will sell near Belmont. Miss Schweitzer is now teaching south of Itago, her school having begun Monday. Maude Bell has engaged the Victoiy school 6 miles southwest of town.

Jessie Mitchell has a school south of Belmont in, view, and Ered Cloud will teach the Illinois A. Morrison, agent for the at bottom prices. vimball organs, was in the city his team, going around a block one way while his conveyance came a-round the other. When his folks arrived at the house where he had been visiting they were told that he had gone and they immediately drove on thinking they would over take him. They never overtook hi in, nor did they ijiul him at homey Mr.

Tom. Deck, of Iowa, is ast week and placed a new ad in Otto, the nine-year old boy of Lightner, has with paier and here visiting his father and brother, the Persons wishing an organ or piano will do well to see encil each week been printing a. and Geo- newspaper ot nis own. lie does. him before -buying elsewhere.

Ho tice wrhat he bps, to say on the third but the "vouug" man came walking not care to, as sociate with other children and lately he has been, putting in nearly all bis time printing-his paier and rustling locals, and home some tim later. Notice of Appointment Notice is hereby given, that on the 20th. day of August, 1895, undersigned was. by the probata court of county, Kansas duly appointed and qualified" as ad- vge W. L.

Baily ami her a- Miss. Grace Mcllhenny visited her uncle at Conway Springs several days this week, We will make yeu a- social price on mason fruit jars. in. gross lots. J.

W. Baggett. it's surprising to see the locals the ojtted daughter, Charlene Keller ministrator of the estate of Oscar I of were visitors- at, SALT! A ear load of nice clean A 1 fine salt, it barrels, or 100, llv burlot Just W. S. Keller 9.

since our last issue. young hid gathers. lie has manifested snch an interest that he- has. become devil in the Coi rast ofiicfe and is learning t- set tye. Retaber our low cuts in tara C.

Ordway, late of Kingman, county, deceased. AM ja.sth inUrei-ttd sajjd; estate will Vkc notice and gefst tfejeimeh.es accordingly They were accompanied on their return home by Jessie Kellee wierv shev in alt probability, will raak -John J. Cloud Has purchased a new corn sbeller and when shelling season comes will be re9.lv to "grind out, your golden gcajjuu." Xr- Kline ttwcipal of Spivey waki jtoaaat call VxL UifiJk at. than cosL Lightner. hjet Vm k.

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