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The Holyrood Enterprise from Holyrood, Kansas • 3

The Holyrood Enterprise du lieu suivant : Holyrood, Kansas • 3

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finncEUCAL Cflvncn.Rov, L. E. Feebcr, Pastor. Preaching ovory two wekB, In the School Houce tit 10 a. in.

TEEEFTEEPEISB. EVERY TniTWDAT AT COLYROOD, KANSAS, Groce nes and rrovisions. Hou. Z. Jacksou, Independent oitudi-date for Rseresentative ef EtUworth cennty, favored the EtfTt'itPKiKK with a call yeiterdsy meraing, The tollowlnj speakers will addifss the people of Lorraine ou Biturday, November 3rd at 7.U0 p.

J. P. Laf-forty, W. Stanley, Geo BeegraHlor and othen. M.Q.

WOODMAN3BE, Editob Ann lui'iibi cnmicii or iiotvuoou. Pleaching third Saturday evening of each mouth and Btinday morning following lit 10 a. in. Kb Newman, raster. T-atorcd at tbo Post OQce at Hoi' rood, as second class mall matter, 3STctlCS.

The KaHias Btnie Nursery ef Topcka Kansas, ore hereby forbid to sell or trade tho follewlua; inscribed Notes, and the parties that Rave these notes are forbid paying the name to the said Kansas State Nursery, or to any portion but myself, ns they have been obtained by fraud. A coto by M. W. Ueltulck of C'lutllu Kuusss, to J. U.

Lonnonof Holy-rood Kaii3as, fur about $1100. Also ono by U. W. Gibbler of Clallin Kun-sus, of 'fcbeut 83. Also one by R.

W. ISawkcns ef Holy rood Kansas for a-bout $10.00. Also one Ly nyock Uor-ease of Pulacky Kuusas, tor about (3. Also ouo by Lcrey Roote, of Frederick Kansas, for about (8.00. J.

G. Loxnon. Datod, Holyrood, Oct. 25lh 1388. Kansas Is supplying salt aid sugar Pout Otflo Directory Green, Canned and Dried Fruits, Etc.

Etc. AL.SO Queonswarc T. A. FITZGERALD, M. D.

C. M. OFFICE In the Post Office. Calla' promptly to day or night. OLYR00D, KANSAS.

Office open fromS a. to 7 p. m. dally CKCffi ounay. Suadaj'8 from 9 te 11 a.

m. only for the eetlre west. Great Is corn, wheat and republican majoritiea she Is also great ia then things which stve and preserve. Next Tuesday is election aad every Mailt tor the East anWesteloso prompt- If ai 7 Pi b. Glassware Vails for Wilson and Intermediate points depart at 1 ni.

Tuesdays, Thursdays, nud naiiiruKYi, Malls for Lyons and Intermediate points voter, when be walks up to the polls to vote should lee that his ticket is beaded, Uarrison and Morton and vote Dry Goods, 3. GRANT JSFFRII8, M. C. H. Physician Surgeon CAIKOITT, IANBA8.

oepan at li Mouaays, VYennosanys unu bnturuajs. jko. v. m. It straight from top to botton.

Wm, Helton, liying five miles north at Hard times prices, for Cash or Produce, of ClufliB will sell at auction oa Nov, 10th 1888, his personal property con J. WILLIAMS, M. D. PHYSICIAN AND SURGEON. TOWNSHIP DIRECTORY.

Smith, Trustee. 11 Frevert, Treasurer. A Coz, of the Peace. John Clerk. Cba.

Draper, Constable. C. K. W. Railroad Time table.

sisting of 1 horse, cows, yearlings and calves, and other property too numer Professional calli atteasUJto day or ous to mention. night. Office at resldeaoe. Huv Cm Karbas. Monday at neon while thescheol 63 aceomadatlon, arrives 10:40 p.

Call and See Uh E. WEAVER CO. KANSAS. children were playing at the Btock ysrd, SSI lanve 5:20 a. Katie Baker lost her ballaace and full COimiGr AIT Tickets sold at the ofllec at this qlace fot J.

backwards off eie of the gates, etrik on her face which was bruised quite HOLYROOD, all points east or west J. Keatock, A LOUAL ITEMS badly and hurt Internally, but is getting J. B. ROSS SON. DEALERS IN Dry Goods, Ready Made Clothing GENTS FURNISQINO aOODS, Hats, Caps, Boots Shoes, and Notions ELLSWORTH, KANSAS.

Notary Public HOLTROOD, along nicely at present. G. Eastland will poll thb entire republican vote which means tlrat he will be elected by a large majority. Mr. Lovltt is a good man hut he is a 0.

E. Veterinary Surgeon MEMBER JUS STATE MEDOAL AOOIATO. Tick-In Will 1. Sherriff Co's. Urat Store.

Ellsworth Kansas. democrat and as such is not entitled to republican vetea. In order te get votes he should show why he la better qualified than Eastland. Salina Republican. The last Republican Rally of the campaign will be held in Holyroed, Friday November 2d, (to-morrow night.) Speakers, Hon.

W. G. Eastland, candidate for District Judge, Geo. Seerniiller, WE8TFALL Pres. H.

C. FREVBRT Vice Pres. J. O. PHILLIPS Cash, BANK OF HOLYROOD.

HOLYROOD. Capital 850,000 A General Banking Business Transacted. Money Loaned on Personal and Chattel! Security. Fine weather. Business Is lively.

Election Tuesday. Thanksgiving will see Ve kerc. Ezra Weaver is in Wilson to-day. Slight Indications of rain this morning. N.

C. Smith was In Ellsworth yesterday. We are not the only one that got left. Remember the Band dance Thanksgiving. Geo.

W. Ultch was in Ellswerth, 0 Sunday. John Tullis ef Lerraino was In town OITY candidate for Probate Judge, and C. J. Evans, candidate for Ceunty Attorney.

Everybody turn out. The Democratic Rally last Saturday night was well 1 attended, the MEAT MARKET. ao. -w. Tjitcn.

Notary Public. house being well filled. The first speaker, Mr. Arthur Long had his little Tuesday. Will keep all kind of Fresh Beof, Bolognas, Salt and Dried Meats.

Winnie Williams of Pulacky was a DEAtfek list All kinds of Farm Machinery. Specia ons a speech well learned and shot i off in good shape. Jndge Harrises the next speaker who told a yellow dog story which was very complimentary to caller Saturday. 1 1 i Mrs. John Jirak is visiting friends at loLYitoob, Kansas.

Wilson this week. Cash paid for Hidos. JOSEPH ZAMRZLA, Prop. -BOARD OF DIRECTORS. Frank Williams of Lincoln township At every Rally of the Democrats and was in town Tuesday.

Republicans at Holyrood this fall, have A Blissing to Evert Woman, Those of. our lady readers who would ike to know how Child-bearing may he nade Painless and Safe can set the in been well attendod. The peeplo have B. 8. Westfall, E.

D. Schertnerhorn, W. Baker, M. P. Weftfal'i H.

Vrevert, A. W. Baker, H. P. Churchill, Presidenl 'of the Safe Doposit and Saving's Bank cf Kansas City.

A grand time wns had at the Mas KANSAS. HOLYROOD, querade Ball last night. formation in a sealed envelope by send 'ng four cents in postage stamps to. Mrs. K.

REVERB, Box 281, Jersy turned out to hear both sides of the great political issues of the day discussed and it will be left with the people next Taesday wlip shall be elected. We do not pretend to control only one and that will be cast ia the interest of the Republican party. H. C. FREYEBT CO Mike Kehoe.

PROP'S OF Parlor Billiard Hall. BEST KliiBUJXai Thos of, our lady readers, who would Jike to hare an elegant, large package it extra fine, Assorted Rihhons rbv iniltlV in SirTrrit unjftin .11 -DEALERS IN- The following is a people's Union ticket, and we ask the franchise of the voters of Valley township. Those gentlemen are well known to ike people of the township and the voters will see that the best men are elected. PEOPLE'S UNION TICKF.T. latest fashionable shades; adopted for Bonnet Strings, Neckwear; Scarfs, Trimming for Hats and Dressos, Bews, Fancy Work, Sec, can get an astonishing pig owing to tne recent failure Dry Goods, Clothing, Notion The ha ok jurje waoieiaie moon jaanulactur fas oy soncung only 35 cents in (stamps), to the address wd irive belew.

BOOTS StiOiES CotnpJete James and Mat Corrigan of Cain City wero in town yesterday. Baker Xwiney shipped another car lead of cattle east this week The Band is progressing finely under the instructions of J. A. Paull. Geo.

A. Collettand Ed. C. Powers of Ellsworth are in town to-day. Bam, Clark and Nell.

Bossing of Lorraine, spent Sunday in Holyrood. J. W. Baker left yesterday for tfin-sas City with two car load of cattle. Mrs.

Burt Stralinan is visiting her parents in Barton county this week. J. Belinger has put a fence around his house and let on Charles street this week. Mrs. Traylor and Mrs.

Giles of State Centre were in town Tuesday t.fte-rneon. Miss Myitie Flandei'S of Ellsworth, visited Mias Sadie Pewell Saturday aad Sunday. Byron Church received a car lead of corn froth the eastern part of the state Monday. The shelving and fixtures are being placed in Frevert Co, new store buildlnf this week. As a (special offer), this house will give (double) the amount of aiy other firm in America if you will send the names and P.

0,, address of tea newJy married ladies when ordering and men' jion the name ef this paper. No pieces test than one yard in lWth. Satisfact- For Trustee, BURT STKATMAN. For Clerk, JOHN YOUNG. For Treasurer, II.

C. EPEVEUT. For ustlce the recce GEO. W. ULTCH.

For Constables, WM. MONliOK. MARTIN KEllOE. For Road Overseer in District No. 1.

ALEX. STRATMAN. Jon is guaranteed, or money cheerfally when you get the blues AND HATS AO AMIS OF Billiards, or Pool, And drink a glass of their good cider and go away hr.ppy. Holyrood. Kansas.

ol of Fresh j.erunaea. inree packages for 60 cents ATT fjiaaress, j.ohdon kibbon Aoanct, jbs 3BT wtr, jn. J. Women, WelAtb are Dangirous Madam. Revere's Female Pills for never fails to give spsedv aid pertain relief.

Satisfaction guaranteed Salina, Kansas, Oct. feotn 1888. 3T money returned. Sent by mail se HOLYROOD 'KANSAt. If.

C. Smith, Helyrood Kansas, SUBSCRIBE Dear Sir; I am informed that it is vurely sealed, in plain wrapper, for One pollar: three boxes for Two Cellars. Particulars in' letter for. fdur ceiits In postage stamps. Mm.

Ei REVER3, Boi 283," Jersy reported in your, community by semo that I paid Mr. McDonnell $20 for his FOR THE ny, a. j. influences by othsrs that I paid it to John Corriga. No, I simply want Ye editor and family spent Sunday hi ENTERPRISE Youiig ladies and new is the lime to learn Telegraph and Railroad business while there is a large demand for operators.

Stadents assisted to with Mr. and Mrs. Miles Woodinensee of Lincoln township. Mrs. J.

H. Toadvino several days last week visiting old acquaintances in Barton county. Corrigan invites all hia for rates. Easy terms, ONLY 15ml shortest lime. Meuton this paper to say that I paid neither of these parties one centi Neither of them ever mentioned such a thinr, to me.

They are both supporting me se far as Ikiiow, They are, as are til the citizens of Holy-rood strangers to me, except whrat acquaintance I fer.rr.ed the evening I was there. I am sorry that such a report as this should get out, because it does them great injustice, and ia liable to injure me, Please assist mo to correct this se faf As you aad vory much oblige, Very Respectfully. R. A. Lovitt.

naaress, Balina Telssaph ScHooii. Saline, Kansas. rood friends to attend his dance at Cain 81.00 per year. City on the night of Nev. Cth.

Miss Myrtie Flanders of EllswiirUi, and Miss Sadie Powell of Holyroed were callers Saturday ajfieraoo. J. 4 Ross Soil oj IlisWofth just; received a large assortment of Overcoat's and Gents Furnishing Goods. SMII BS1M IVBf 1MB THE LADIES' FAVORITE. T.

A. Fitzgerald took his depart- Con-ected weekly by the leading dealers of Holyrood. Whiat no 3 soft 60 ets. 85 4 2 87 ets. ,.7 4 rejected Qt P00tiCK.

13 tie Butter. 18 14 12, 14 Uami. 17 Chickens 'alive .11 to 21 Turkeys The frs trader claims that everyttuitg will be cheap as soatt is free trade is Introduced, v' Yes, a bna' nipt stere is tb place to fijtfll heap goods, ami free trails will make the American market, a fale. Whn'L. baneilt is it NEVER OUT OP ORDER.

If you desire to purchase scwinpf maclilno. ask our ngont at your jilnoe for terras una prices, if you cannot Ifnit our aRent, wnto me Taesday night for home in Can ac1a, where he will probabably he wiutr. luJZi iWe llav, 00 nb-agmctes, all baslntw Shiton 060 Kmm froa 111" rtantrihl8 or not, freo it ,0 oblin 1'uti nte," wllh refer- U-A. 6a Bt Wvlilngtos, iint-'impi There will bo a spelll'ng Schfli at the 1 CHicaao 28 UNION SQUARE.NX- DALLAS. ILL.

ATI ANTA 3A T5J1 Qfool house on Friday evening, efter a man to be able to buy Vroolen blank- ets, at (Sets a dozen, if he net the bcts.herVwita to buy them. Ceoesco Uersld. election. -After spoiling a Liisry wiR bi ovgauized..

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684
Années disponibles:
1887-1890