The Florence News du lieu suivant : Florence, Kansas • 2

tffcOBKKOE NEWS; SATURDAY. OOTOEEK ISM. Mr. TV fi an attache of thff I Wichita Dally Rooeon, was tbo Thursday, and favored iU News with a fraternal call, lie was on 1(1 way to tut- wosrnpartofthestaftndloftonth4lla.tJusl,on' t)1 Clv 1 ANNOUNCEMENTS. We authorial to knuounce tu)yo si tMidtdatt fur county superintendent, submit to the III of ths votew qf Marlou oomtjr at tbo Movembur potion.

BUTlug that solioul affairs are uut of political nature, and that tin qfBoe of Count; BupeFluteiidsiit tt schools li on upon wUlch no party can uiaka nw esoept ai to qwalinoatoi, 1. ability, luleprlt) ad determination to perform th dutloi of the office In as Impartial wanner, without regard to party or locality, I nounce myself ai a paudldt for the offlc of County Superintendent of wuoali, lubjeot to iht decision of the votera of Marion ooqnly, at tho fJovember election. P. Wiimim, WILL H. DYKES, BON TOF RESTAURANT.

AND WNOmiOOM. JrHegtiat' board by day or-wook. All tho delloaplos In their wmnt Frwtfl Confectioneries, CIgare wd Tobaoooi, 'i'lia Prosbytorlou ladle' aoclety vlU moot with Mm, Aycg next Thumlay nt 2 T.OST, A gold ring, with tiger j' ot, Tho Under will bo liberally rewordod on leaving i with, Totrp OulUon. The pastor ot the M. J5, church will proaoh next Sunday evening; on What Christianity hn dono for Woman." Frank Kent has opened a restaurant In the room south of 11, Walters', butcher shop.

IIo has tho host wishes of the News for hlg success, We have mot a number of geutlomeu In Florence this wook who Jive In Wilson township. Tho fame of Florence as a ti'adji)g point reaches far and wide, FOUND, A white holfl'or, about three yonv old, came to my place, Sunday, Oct. 17. Owner E.ist Main street, PRACTICAL -Dealers in- Watohos, Clocks, Jewelry and Silverware, A Full Ijino of Spectacles always on band, Good Goods, Low Prices, and Courteous Treat ment Guaranteed. Having removed our stove to Jiart Anderson's New Buildings we are better tban ever prepared to attend to the wants of our customers, Give us a Call, J.

AUAJf, Sy IDRUGSANDMEDICHEST -rrr a Paiuts, Oils, Varnishes, Glass, Putty, Jewelry, Wall-Paper, At Rest. L.at Monday George Vf, Wright typhoid fever, after illness of a ittle more than a wpek, Mr, Wright had barely passed his ma juniy anq mm a mom prominiuu 1 j. future boforo hnn. Ho came hero about six years ago ind for several ears was employed in the store of W. Tucker and subsequently with Craig Corbutt, IJis, strjot fttteu-i- lion to his duties, genial aqd cpurte Ions disposition, and sterling integri-l won for him tho esteem and eon ideneo qf his employers! and the de voted friendship of his associates or years ho had contributed, the support of an aged father and throe sisters vhoso hearts tro almost bi'ok en by his untimely doqtl), The funeral services wero held a1! the M- E.

church, Tuesday afternoon, Hev. Carnine, pastor of the church officiating, Tho church was crowd od with friends of tlm family and ifter listening to an eloquent and touching discourse, the remains were followed to the cemetery by a large number of people, evinoing the uni versal estopm, in which ho was hold in Florence, where ho was so well inown. The bereaved family hay he heartfelt sympathy and condol- mce of tho entire community and he consolation of knowing that: 'There Is no doath. The stars go down To rise upon some fairer shore, Vnd bright in Ileaveu's Jewejed prown ill snine ioreyer more," PROPOSALS FOR THE CONSTRUC TION OF SIDEWALKS, Florence, Kansas, Oct. 22.

Scalpel bills will lie reooived at tie otfc of th city clerk, iu the oily of Flgreqce, Moqdity, November 1, 1986. for tl)e 8ideyalkanut complto4 gr (q Conned conitrucUoD, by Monday, Nqven(bar 1st, 1886, In tbe city of Flureuoe, a-i fuJInwa; On watt aide of Maiu street, from Elgltl street to Ninth atreet, and from Main street, on tba aouth side qf Ninth rtretttQ tba northrweut corns of )ut eighteen, (18) block furty.iix, (40.) The grdo on Ninth twet to be eatablUhetl six li Inches, and, the grado pn Main street to correspond with the holght of tbe grade com mencing on the south side of Eighth street, according to the stakes sot by the county surveyor. Said side walks to be laid with out stones fonr feet long, and not less than two font wide, and fpur inches thick. Dids recpired at tho office of the city clerk, In Flor ence, Monday, November 1, 1880, The right to mjeot any and all ri-served. Juii B.

Dowses, City Clerk. BRING YOUR JOB PRINTING -TO DUNLAP BROS, Omcic, With the Fvikenck News. Take care of your Uvtt. A great nnmbe ol the diseases to which mankind are liable arise from a disordered condition of tbil organ, Keep it in a sound and healthy con. dltion and you can defy disease.

Pbioklt Asa Bittkbs are especially adapted for thli purpose, being composed of drug! which act on the Liver, giving it tone and strength to withstand malaria. OR, BUTTS' EHU EttiUIihedUtf at 12 K. 8th Street, SI. LOUIS, ItO. THE Phyaiolans In charge of thieold and well known institution are reguliir KNidnates in medlolneand mreery.

Years of Experience In the treatment of Ohronio Disease- have mude their skill and ab'llty much superior to tlu.t ot the ordinary praotltioner. that they hare acquired a national reputation tbroUKB, their trnn tmnnt of complicated ciihs. (eclloooor tWblood. akin or bones, treata wi suo-cms, without niinn Mercury or Poisonous Medlclneo. YOUNG MEN and those of middle age who art ilaYiii I sfflafl Til BulTerlnR from the effects of ihmaVskin or boaes, treated with sue permanently cnrnd, st, niodnrnt PATIENT9 TREATED Jg-fj.

EZuiuInillutloD prelerreJ, winch FEEB ni lull-id. Lilt of qusstioM to bs tniwtreii by psnsuu iloiirlm treai-wit mtllsd frto to sny sddreM on (Fmn soirerlnir frosi Bupturt hoolil mini tlirlr aiMr. nn-l nomi-thlns lo tlii-lr silvsnlngf. nut lru.f louimunlrstinnl trTctty confidential, anil Ihould lie sdilmisS MU. 1IUTXS, North Stk St.

Louis, 51c iuAiMu, t.hnt. nntlts its VIOtims lor uuiuuBooui uni. 15 GENTS FOR 1AMPLC COPY oi THIS II I I' I VIII. HOOK. It given the LANBUAGE and lisllmenl ol Cvsrj riowtr and Skrab, 3000 dlll'erent kinds.

Also all the Ksowa Rules oirilrls-tloa with tlovs, Parainl. NandhsrchlslandFaa. It la the most cnmplsts work of the kind ever pub-llNtied. Hetid Klltcen Cenla In fltaniiw for a BHiriple coiiy, also our price to anon Is. Agents wanted svsnwiiart.

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I'lilrty-seven yours' experlono. ttifmiih MtINN A CO. nrennMned are nolloed In the HciKNTirm Ameuitan, the largest, host, and most, wlilolv nlrculiited scientific nniier. tVl.ai a T6r, VViinlilv. Hnlendltl ennnnlnirs and Intitrostlni In.

nrmiillmi, Hiiooimen onpy of I ho Molriilllln A mtif can sent freo. Address UN ViK, HrlfMIlNQ amiuican uiuca, wi urvaawar, new ior CPU RlRTIMQ UUII I I Florence, Kansas, JEWELERS, Repairing a Specialty, Mi REEVEa) it AVBS, CITY, BLACKSMITHING, SHAFT COAL. CLASS LIVERY STABLE. afternoon train for Garden City. David Nlvins, of Cnrrolion, Oldo, an extensive breeder of pure Merino sheep spent a few days Florence tills week visiting his brotherrln-law, Dr.

Corny. Mr, Nlvins was on his way home frqm the territories, where he has sold a U'n-ber of flno lambs, Mr. Goorgo at Valley falls. Kansas, has a position In the stove of M. S.

Miller of this ulty, Mr, Hontz Is a very clever and intelligent gentle man, and will make tn excellent clflen We extend him a cordfal wclpomo Floronee, aud wh him the heft prosperity while with us, Hon. T. Ogleuvoe, of Columbus Ohio, was in the city, last week, on busl- Iness. Mr. Oglosvoe was at one tlnie auditor of aud secretary of the Ohio republican state central oommlttee, He Is at present secretary of the Case manufacturing company, of Columbus Ohio, the oompany that put themaohjnery Into the Floroncemlll, FARM A.ND STOCK NOTES, J.

P. Ford is fitll-feedtnct forty fine threeryciuvold steeps at his feed lots near town, Caton, of Peabody, rocontly bought a section of land In Fulrplay township Including the nnartor section knowi. as Loe's Springs. He Is full-foodlng 3(K head of steers, al a large number oi hogs, At tho Emporia races, yesterday, Jot Young ws matched for the championship of the west, against Echo Chief Two heats were trotted when Echo Chief was withdrawn, and Joe Young declared the victor. Time 9.24 and 2.20M.

A race between Joe Young and Bertha B. is now in order. Messrs. Jones and Hausor shipped last Monday two car loads -of probably the finest cattle that ever was shipped from Marion fo Kansas City. They were all thoroughbred short-horns, and brought the top price in the mrrket.

They were purchased from Undo Abe Williams, at Linoolnvllle. Register. Mr. David NJvlns, a prominent breeder of sheep, of Carrolton, Ohio, was in Florence, this week, visiting bis brother-in-law, Dr, Coprv, He hud jnsf returned from an extensive trip through the terri tories, and Informed us that shnep hus bandry has not looked so encouraging for years. He visited a great many sheep ranches during his U'lp, and found the sheep all in fine oonditlon, aud the owners elated with the prospects ahead of them.

Wool is advancing in with a diminished supply on hand, and better times are in store for wool growers everywhere. We want to make the stock aud farm department of the News an interesting and profitable feature of the paper. We expect to make the publication of the News our business in future, and in order that it will be successful we intend to make It a paper that will be of value to our patrons, Iu order to do this, we ask the aid of the stockmen and farmers in increasing the Interest of this department, We want every item of general interest, and we Invite discussion on sub jects of interest to the farmer and stock man, xne intercnange oi ideas nuu opinions are of the utmost value to you, and we throw open the columns of the News for your use. Let us hear from you. A Successful Sale.

Tho short-horn sale of Messrs. A. II. Lackey Son, which occurred on the fair grounds in this city on Thursday of last week, was, everything considered, mite a success. The cattle were mostly young, and just off the grass, and in these depressed times to make an average of 86 per head was considered by all breed ers present as doing exceedingly well.

The animals were, however, very well bred, and were an exceedingly line lot of cows, heifers and young bulls, and ought, good breeders tell us, to have brought much higher prices, borne very blocky, beefy Rose of Sharon two-year- old heifers sold for $80 to $90, and a splendid yearling of the same family as low as $00. Lady Peabody, a Young Mary cow, live years old, sold for $105. There were a number of line young Gruickshanks sold, and for them there was quite a struggle, all selling at good prices compared with others. Aconite nd, a yearling brought $100, and 3lr. C.

D. Cutler, of Harper, was tho fortunate buyer. Butterfly 10th, a sucking heifer calf, brought $130 and went to the flno herd of Mr. O. Eichholtz, of Wichita.

Gnindiilora, a two-year-old, brought 91 and went also to Mr. 10. Grange Lass ilrd, a yearling, went to mingle with the many beauties that adorn tho exec lent herd of Mr. A. J.

I lesson, of this city. Mr. 1 lesson was a liberal buyer at this sale, as lie always is at the sales of Messrs Lackey Son, a fact that is quite complimentary to these gentlemen, for Mr, llesson is a tine judge of cattle, and has a high opinion of the breeding of tills herd Forty-two animals were sold, out of (he seventy catalogued night, coming on before all could bo disposed of. Some good colts anil some Engalsli lterksblres were also sold at fair prices. Peabody Fanoy, Toilet Articles.

B. TIME TABLES. A T. fc 8. (west boijnp) Vo, 5.

Passenger, 61 10 p. M. Xo, 3, Colorado Express, 1 50 o. Cal, and Mex. Ex, 5:25 r.

(JWT POUND) 0, 2. Atlantic ExprenH, 0 1 60 At M. No, 6, Eastern Express, 08 M. So, 4. New York Express, M.

Marion Br, (WEST BOl'NU) Accommodation. 0:50 penver and Utah Express, 6 1 00 A. McPherson Accommodation, 5i)0 (KA8T BOPNiy Repress, 45 P.m, Accommodation, 4 too p. MoPherBonAooommodatlon, 0:35 Douglass Branch. (sooth bound) Aocomodation, 1'iW A.

M. Passenger, 5:45 p.m. (NORTH POUSDJ 10:50 5:45 Accommodation, QUT AND 4 BOUT. E. J.

Sweet shipped a car load of celebrated flour to Emporia, to-day. Desmond has a fine lot of picture i'rames which he if? selling below i-'OSt, English watches repaired at Ford's now jewelry store, corner of Third und Main streets. George Bracken will occupy the basement under Petrus Guillon's Milliard hall, with his barber shop, Fine watches, fine jewelry, fine work and low prices at Ford's jewelry store, corner Main a'nd Third utreets. A fresh invoice of new buggies Itnd spring wagons, just receiyed by If you want. one tnd Bee them and get terms, All those wanting first-class photographs should call on D.

Pes-mond, at his old location on the comer of Main and fifth streets, In a short time Mahan 4 Reeves will open up the largest stock of holiday goods in the county, It will be a treat for the little folks to go and see them. Buggies and spring wagons for sale by J. S. Mise, which for quality and cheapness can not be equaled anywhere. Before buying call and examine his stock.

All the drays in the city are kept busy hauling goods to the merchants. It seems that they are continually receiving new goods and selling them as fast as they receive them. T. P. Alexander, returned from his visit to Indiana yesterday evening.

He is delighted with incidents of the reunion of his old regiment and reports having a splendid time. Mr. Jacobs, an old gentleman liv ing on the Cottonwood river near Canada, in this county was gored to death yesterday by a steer. He was an old citizen of the county, a first class farmer and was quite wealthy. He leaves an aged wife and several grown children.

Capt. Frank Doster addressed an audienco in the opera house, last evomng, on the subject ot re-voting bonds for the Hock Island railroad and other county bonds. Mr Doster spoke about an hour, and lils arguments were listened to with attention by those present. Tho rains of the past week have boeu of great benefit to the wheat that has been sowed this fall. By next harvest we will have railroad competition in this county, which will give us a market in St.

Louis iustead of Kansas City, for about half the present rates. Then it will ay farmers to raiso wheat. livery day for the past few weeks number of people have passed through in covered wagons, going went in search of homes. They travel in the old style, camp at night, and are equipped for every imurgency. They are evidently com-posod of the stuff that pioneers are made of, and will no doubt soon liccoiuo well-to-do citizens of some Customers will always find our stock complete, comprising many article that It ia Impossible to enumerate, and all sold at moderate prices, can get Jt by palling and proving prop erty, I Cunningham.

'f, Roberts Is reiittlng his restaurant and luuol) counter, and has addod a dining room to It. IIo will also reaper and kalsonilne it, and when finished it wlJl be 01)0 of the posIe.lt places in Florenoo, Lewis and Ilaaok are fitting up the SchQcler building on south side of Main street, as a restaurant anil confootlonery. They will open the business to the public next Monday, They are clever gentlemen, and we wish them the best of suc Mr. Ei Ji Swoot Informs us that the corn and feed department of his mill is completed, and he now prepared tb supply all demands that can bo made upon him for moaj or feod, Farmers, make a note of this. A CAltD, I extend my heartfelt thanks to my friends for the honor they have conferred on me by the nomination for township clerk, but as I do not aspire to any office I respectfully decline to become a candidate, Respectfully, F.

S. Mitchell. Mahlon Riggs wishes us to inform hunters that they must not shoot game in his feed lots, He has a large number of cattle In the lots, and the promiscuous shooting by duck hunters endangers theh lives. It his intention to prosecute every ope he finds shooting game among his cattle. The News costs but one dollar a year, and, a8 an inducement for new sub scribers, we will give a year's subscription, dating from the 1st of January, 1887, to all thoso who pay foi' one year, in advance, prior to that time, We coiii aider this a very liberal offer, as the paper will be enlarged before the dose of the year, The Oatholto Fair, which olosod last Saturday night, was, all things considered, highly successful, In addition to the articles disposed of mentioned in last week's News, the gold watch was voted to Miss Mamie Coyne, and the gold headed oaue to Pr, Rogers, Dan O'Connor got tho bible, and Rlchet won the toilet set, Everything passed off in a highly satisfactory manner, and the managers are to be congratulated on their suocess, PERSONAL POINTS, Miss Lois Mayes, a popular young lady of Peabody, Is visiting friends in Florence, Barney Sullivan has the contract for the cut stone work for the new city hall.

at Fcabody, Mrs. Mahlon Rlggs, of Faii-play, is spending the week with her daughters Mrs. McLean, in Kansas City, jod of Newton, ono of the bes) known stockmen in tho west, was a pleasant caller at tho News olllce Wednesday, B. Rea, of Catlln township, called at the News ofllce, Thursday. He was on his way east to purchase a wagon load of winter applns, Andrew Swanson, of Topeka, a former resident of Florence, is visiting his friends In the clt', after which he will start for his old home in Sweden.

E. II. Hong and G. W. Branlne, leading citizens of Newton, were In the city, luesday.

They were hanging on the outskirts of the railroad meeting, picking up points. Q. G. Klose, the leading real estate dealer of Peabody, was a pleasant caller at the News office, Wednesday, lie was on his way to El Dorado, to complete a heavy jmrchase of land. Hon.

J. G. Johnson, democratic reform post master, of Peabody, was in Florence. Tuesday. Mr.

Johnson is the Thomas Jefforson ot tho Marlon county democ racy. He also owns a drug store, M. A. Low, of Atchison, who has charge of the Rock Island's business, in Kansas, was in Florence, Tuesday, lit attended tho railroad meeting to look after the Interests of his company. G.IIlli,of Illllsboro, was In Florence, Tuesday, attending the railroad meeting at.

the Arlington hotel. Mr. Ill 11 Is plonoor of this county, and owned the land upon which Illllsboro was built. William Older, of London, Ohio, was visiting his uncle James Palmer, of thl city this week. Mr.

Older belongs to one of tho wealthiest families of central Ohio, and is thinking of locating In this LOOK AT THIS ON WELL-IMPROVED FARMS I AM PREPARED TO LOAN FROM $500 TO $5,000 at the very lowest rates, having made arrangements with Eastern parties to FURNISH THE MONEY A.IT ONCE, ON CHOICE FARMS I will Loan for the next thirty clays at EIGHT PER CENT. FLAT to the Borrower. J. WARE BUTTERFIELD, Manager luorence Loan W. F.

DEALER IX ANTHRACITE, CANON AXD OSAGE ALSO HUNS A FIHST ROBERT ZAOHOREOKEY -MANCFACTURER OF- BOOTS JJSTTD SHOES, Ropulrltig Done on Short Not lee. Florence) Flno Work a Specially. Kansas of the new counties west of us. Gazette, part of Kansas,.