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

Just as we go to press Friday. anorn jug word is brought de by parties direct from Oklahoma City, that the U. S. troops were rounding up end driving from the country all the settlers found in Oklahoma, and that they were coming on south to this place sad would clear out all found locating on any portion of the Oklahoma (Lad. Tor.) Register.

It is reported that dehorned cattle in considerable aumbora are received at the Chicago stock yards, and their condition is noticeably better than that of the cattle with horns; they are in better flesh and are not freshly scratched and scarred. Would it not be a good can for every farmer in this section to have their cattle dehorned. The remains of Gon. John A. Logap were removed yesterday from the vault where they have lain two years, and placed in their final resting place in the mortuary chapel erected by his widow in the cemetery' of the Soldiers' Home.

B. ROSS SON. DEALERS IN Dry Goods, Ready Made Clothing GENTS FURNISHING GOODS, Hats, Caps, Boots Shoes, and Notions. ELLSWORTH, KANSAS. CITY MEAT MARKET.

Will keep all kind of Fresh Beef, Bolognas, Salt and Dried Meats. Cash pald for Hides. JOSEPH ZAMRZLA, Prop. HOLYROOD, KANSAS. Mike Kehoe.

PROP'S OF Parlor Billiard Hall. BEST IN THE MARKET. CALL AT The hall when vou get the blues AND HAVE A CAME OF Billiards, or Pool, And drink a glass of their good cider and go away happy, Holvrood. Kansas. Hollyrood Markets.

Corrected weekly by the leading dealers of Holyrood. WHEAT no 2 soft. .82 cts. 3 73 4 (5 2 hard. .75 ets.

3 68 4 .60 Corn No 9. .32 8...... 300 Oats No 2. 25c PRODUCE. 99 cts doz.

Butter. 16 to 18 Lard. 124 Bacon. 124 .15 Chickens alive 6 to 1b Turkeys 9 EVANGELICAL CHURCH. L.

E. Pastor. Preaching every two weeks, in the Behoo! House at 10 a. m. BAPTIST CHURCH OF HOLYROOD.

Preaching third Saturday evening of each month and sunday morning following at 10 n. m. BEY, NEWMAN. Pastor. PATENTSI Caveata, and Trade-Marks obtained, and all Patent business conducted for Moderate rock.

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E. GREGG Veterinary Surgeon MEMBER KANSASSTATE VETERNARY MEDAL ASSOCIATION. Will E. Sherriff Prug Store. Ellsworth Kansas.

Geo. W. Witch, NOTARY PUBLIC. DEALER IN All kinds af Farm Machinery. HOLYROOD, KANSAS.

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Students assisted to positions for low rates. Easy terms, and shortest time. Menton this paper and address. SALINA TELEGRAPH SCHOOL. Saline, Kansas.

CITY DRUG STORE. A. D. GOUDY, PROPRIETORS. HOLYROOD, KANSAS.

THE ENTERPRISE. PUBLISHED EVERY THURSDAT AC NOLYROOD, "KANSAS. M. G. WOODMANSEE, EDITOR AND Cutered at the Post Office at Holyrood, as second class mail matter, Post Otipe Direotory Office open from a.

m. to 7 p. dally Sunday. Sundays from 9 to 11 m. only Mails for the East and West close promptly at 8.30à, m.

Mails for Wilson and intermediate points depart at 7 a. m. Tuesdays, Thursdays, and Saturdays. TOWNSHIP DIRECTORY. Burt Stratman, Trustee N.

C. Frevest, Treasurer E. Weaver, Clark D. A. Calvert, Justice of the Pence Jacob Arnold, Wm.

Monroe, Constable Martin Kehoe, A. Stratman Rd, Overseer Dis. No. 1 Win. Andrea, 2 W.

Sexton, 8 H. Rolf, C. K. W. Railroad Time table.

853 accomadation, 8. m. 354 9:25 a. Tickets sold at the office at this glace for all points east or west J. M.

3 OUR CLUBBING LIST. The following papers elmbbed with the ENTERPRISE at greatly reduced rates. THE ENTERPRISE AND The Kansas City Times. 1.15 The Kansas Farmer. 1.75 The Scientific American.

3.50 The Detroit Free Press. 1.40 The New York Weekly World. 1.80 The Kansas City Journal. 2.00 8 OR LOCAL ITEMS Quite a change in the weather Tues day. The Township Board was in session Tuesday.

Wen. Monroe returned from Colorado last week. The Post Master at Kansas City has been fired. Henry Helling of Ellsworth was in town SaturdayJ. P.

Durr now drives as fine a rig as comes to town. In a week or two we will give a write up of the town. J. O. Phillips was in the city of Kan: opolis Sunday last.

N. C. Smith celebrated his 40th birthday yesterday. J. W.

Baker is in Wichita and Popeka on business this week. Sam. Clark was up from Lorraine on business yesterday morning. The Band is progressing finely under the instruction of J. A.

Paull Isiah Weaver returned to his home in Orbitello Kansas, last Saturday. Burt Stratman was quite sick last week but is able to be out again. Geo. W. Ultch spent Sunday with his sister Mrs.

Kipp, of Ellsworth, If you have anything to buy, sell or trade, advertise it in the ENTERPRISE. The Holyrood Creamery is doing a fine business for this time of the year. Mrs, Bertha Lonnon will atart for Colerade the latter part of this week, Mr. and Mrs. Simmond of Verbeck, Kansas were in town Sunday and Monday, D.

Clark was in town Saturday, and reports his school in a fine ooadi. tion. A slight altercation occured in the east end of town yesterday, For shame boys. Mr. James Wood of Lorraine gave us a very pleasant call Monday afterBoOn.

Every business man in town should use the advertising columns of the ENTEUPRISE. We have a few extra copies of the Weekly Capitel Cammonwealth. Call and get one. Mrs. Reynolds has recovered from her spell of sickness so as to be able to be out again.

Mrs. J. C. Powell returned from Nebraska last Friday, where she has been visiting a sister. Martin Kehoe has leased this farm.

for one year, and will start next Mop- day for the east. Mr. aud Mrs. Wra. Monroe entertained a number of their friends last Serurday night with a tuffy pull.

E. Weave: Con receive, a car load of Hutchison salt last week. They are selling it at $1,60 per barrel. It looks now as if the ice crop would be a fallure this year, and the ice men are looking down the mouth, The ENTERPRISE and the Weekly Capital Commenzealth for only $1.75 now is the time to subscribe, We received the Hoisington Echo, nine days after it was printed. very swift mail seryice we have in Kansas.

Charloy Swartz of Bushton was in town last week delivering the books that he took arders for some time ago. The Kansas Farmer say; that a "corn binder" swindle is in the state and warns the farmers to look out for them. J. Q. Philips brought some sample byick from the Kanopolin kiln.

They are as fine pressed brick as we ever sary. We see by our exchanges that in Nebraska and the northern part of this state that there has been heavy fall of snow. The Toledo Blade offers a prize of one hundred dollars to the person who will rightly name President Harrison's Cabinet. Mike Kehoe and Madison Toadvine took the train Monday morning for Burlingame. where they will work in the coal mines.

John M. Rearick of Holyrood, made us a flying visit last Sunday and returned Sunday. -Bunker Hill to Russell Journal. We reccived a certificate of Membership to the State Historical Society of Topeka, for which Secretary Adams will please accept our thanks. The road near the German church is being fixed this week.

The big hollow will be raised about five feet, which will greatly improve the road. The weather so. far this winter is all that could be asked for, no cold weather to speak of and a good 1 respect for a mild winter. Kansas is the place to live in. We received a communication this week, without any name signed.

We would say to that party that we publish no such article, until we know who the writer is. We desire to send specimen copies of the ENTERPRISE to every family in the county who are not subscribers. We invite everybody to send us the address of their friends and neighbors. The town of Thomas is nearly deserted. There is only three places of business open at present, a Grocery store, Hotel and Livery stable, the rest of the town has been moved to Geneseo and other points.

T. J. Woodmansee was taken with cramps one day last week while he was out on the prairie, and lay on the ground several hours before he was able to get to the house. Tha last report is that be is no better. Byron Church i3 talking of taking an extended trip to Michigan next month, to be gone about six weeks.

He has been a resident of Kansas for the past 16 years and has never been back to visit his old home in Michigan. Dr. Griffith and lady of Kanopolis were in Holyrood and vicinity last week visiting old friends, The informed us that the Land Company would soon commence boring for salt and were also pogotjating for a sugar plant. Died. FREDERICK--At his residence in Barton county, of inflammation of the bowels, Mr, J.

J. Frederick. Mr. Frederick was one of the oldest settlers in the county, having settled there about 12 years ago. He leaves a large circle of relatives and friends to mourn their loss.

The Thirteenth Annual Meeting of the Kansas State Historical Society will be held in the Hall of the House of Representatives, at Topeka, on Tuesday Evening, January 15th, 1889, for the election of one.third the members of the Board of Directors, and the transaction of such other business as may come before the meeting. Addresses will also be delivered upon subjects of Kansas History, by berg of the Society and others, A meeting of the Board of Directors will be held at three o'clock p. m. of same day, in the rooms of the Bocicty. All members are requested to be present.

EDWARD RUSSELL, F. G. ADAMS, President. Secretary, groceries and Provisions. Green, Canned and Dried Fruits, Etc.

Etc. ALSO Queensware Glassware Dry Goods, at Hard times prices, for Cash or Produce, Call and See Us. E. WEAVER CO. HOLYROOD, KANSAR.

P. WESTFALL Pres. H. O. FREVERT Vice Pres.

J. 0. PHILLIPS Casb. BANK OF HOLYROOD, HOLYROOD. Capital $50,000 A General Banking Business Transacted.

Money Loaned on Personal and Chattell Security. Collations a Specially -BOARD OF DIRECTORS.B. B. Weetfall, E. D.

Schermerhorn, J. W. Baker, M. P. Wortfale C.

Frevert, A. W. Baker, HI. P. Churchill, President of the Safe Deposit and Savings Bank of Kansas City.

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