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S3l ONESIMUS REES, 1 EAL ESTATE. Loan and Iiisiirnuco Aireut Madison times. To whom It may coiicfcrii. I have had Johnson's Cyclopedia in my library for five years, and tike burked in the malt business. We hope he will meet with success, as he undoubtedly will it'hesticks to tlie proper amount It Keliiible iutonuntiou t'uniishod respecting real estate iii Groeuwood county.

Otliee at JR. JR 3 ftlJtTtid AND PUBLISHER. Ilamiltou, Kansas. pleasure in recommending it. The ur rangement is convenient and simple Ot" specific, gravity.

We very frequently notice the genial Dr. W. D. THOMAS, All important subjects are treated in FRIDAY, SEPT. 10, 1887.

VTBTERINARY SURGEON, attends calls day or night. Office at Thomson's Drug complete, comprehensive iuid concise manner. The work has proven entire It ICI'l'HliltAN COUNT TICKET. store aud Sol.li. (irceu's kivery blaDle, Aladi sou, Kansas.

MADISON HEAT ARRET, WILSON CRAVEN DEALERS IN CHOICE FRESH MEATS, OF ALL KINDS, i. ha SUGAR CURED AND COUNTRY HAMS, BONELESS HAMS Fresh Fish and Bologna. HIGHEST PKICE PAID FOB HIDES. Third Street, Madison, Kansas, ly satisfactory. Respectfully, Geokgiana Newhouse.

countenance ot Hi. D. Martindale in our camp also of our old friend Joseph Harding, pef'haps Joe is looking lor a mulberry bush to climb in case of an emergency. We learned the other day while In Madison that the Madison Cornet Band i. as made an entfasremcnt to attend the S.

B. GREEN, I have used Johnson's Cyclopaedia Agent. ATOTARY PUBLIC and Collection Madison, constantly for nine vears. During this 1 Office south side Main street. Greenwood county, Kansas.

time I have had access to the Rritannica reunion at St. Louis. The people of thatcitv will no doubt find this one of A. E. FOCHT, M.

D. HOMEOPATHIC Physician and Surgeon, Calls by day or nisht, promptly answered. For Sheriff, CY. BKOOKOVER. For Coroner, DR.

BLACK. For County Clerk, J. KENNER. For Treasurer, J. E.

ROSSEL. For Register ot Deeds, T.E. DITTEMORE. For Cotinty Surveyor, J.E. KNUDSEN.

For Commissioner, 1st Ditrict. GEORGE THRALL, the best bauds in attendance. We wish Office one door west of Furniture store, Madison, and to the American. I value Johnson's alone above the other two. M.

A. Bailey, Prof. Of Mathematics, State Normal Beggs' Cherry Cough Syrup. you success boys, and upon your return Dr. A.

STANDLEY, we will set em up to yom PHYSICIAN and Surgeon, Madison, Kansas. Devotes his entire time to the study and practice of Medicine. Truly yours, SCKAFER flOLDKR, LUNCH COUNTER Will relieve that cough almost instantly and make expectoration easy. Acts simultaneously on the bowels, kidney Hamilton Items Hamilton KaS. feepf 13 1887.

THE MADISON BANK, and liver hereby relieving the lnnga of that soreness and pain, and also stopping Ojr primary election passed off quiet The Convention. ly. The Republicans of Greenwood First door east of Famous Shoe Store. M. T.

FOSTER PROPRIETOR. Canned Goods, Tobacco, that tickling sensation in the throat by removing the cause. One trial of it will convince any one that It has no equal on earth for coughs and colds. The Thom John Saling leaves Hamilton to day A. F.

CROWE, President. WM. MARTINDALE, County met in delegate convention for Elk Co. at Eureka last Saturday and nomina Mr. Dixon and family, left Willow son Drug Co, has secured the sale of it Vice President.

Valley to clay for California. ted a ticket that every voter in the countv should feel prond ot. In fact and will guarantee every bottle to give satisfaction. Plenty of something for the stomach's SUMNER DOW, Cashier. sake some where in Hamilton.

it was no difficult job to do, with the For a good cigar ana a square meai material they had to work with $50,000.00. Capital Stock, stop at the Hamilton Restaurant. A large tent is pitched here as a pic Those announced to fill the different positions were all good men, and ture gallery, and a good picture can now PUBLIC SALE every way qualified to fill the offices be had here Does a General Banking Business. MADISON KANSAS. Segars and Confectionery LUNCH AT ALL HOURS.

Give me a call. M. T. FOSTER. NORTON HOTEL- (Opposite Lumber Yard, and convenient to the Rail Road Depot.) J.J.

MORTON, Proprietor. HAMILTON, KANSAS. John Carson went with race horses to OF asked for. The workings of the convention were harmonious all the the Coffey Co. fair Tom mie Levering Cattle, Horses, Peed Tools.

went with him. way through, utterly void of the us C. R. Levering has bnilt an addition I will sell at the farm known as ual cat-haulinsr and pulling, almost to his house, so has Mr. E.

Mahan, Mr. the john perrier Ranche, on Eagle Shull clone the work for them. Creek, one and a half miles east of invariably witnessed at political con J. B. HANNAH, Prop, I 7 ventions.

We believe there is not Last Monday morninir the Hamilton Bittlertown and ten miles south of Madisou Kansas, Main St. Base Ball Club went to Neal to match iimpona, on a name on the ticket but every voter Table supplied with the best the market affords. Cool rooms and clean beds. SUST" Terms reasonable. cue sanies, i uoirt Know wuetner our TTn-n tt CW TQfh 1QQI7 is familiar with, and can heartily en boys got killed or not, as none of them wuu.a.j hjjw.

aha, iwu dorse individually and collectively, as worthy and deserving the support have got back yet. And continue till everything is sold, MEALS AT ALL HOUHS. Mr. Nichols our blacksmith, is build- commencing at ten o'clock a. m'.

REHO YRTOR. of every Republican in the county inga fine residence, Mr. M. Shull has the sharp, the following descubed prop contract of the carpenter work, Mr. Shull erty, to-wit: FIIO.TI Tllli FRONT.

beinga No, 1 workman, will Insure a 45 head Of tWO-vear Old Steers, fiver nlnca inh ftw i ATtnlirwlo I A. L. FOSTER Is prepared to Renovate your and unike them appear almost a ju 3f) hnnrl nfvnn.rl St.finrn. ii) Tiend nf No. 1 Camp Jacksox.) Sept.

18S7.J This is new Camp Jackson, and is sit There are a great many strangers Mnch Cows with calves by their sides, 30 head stoppingin Hamilton, some are visiting, of ycarliug Heifora, ICO head of stock nogs, 15 good as new. Clothes Cleaued, Doard and Lodging by the day or week, FRESH BREAD ALWAYS ON HAND. Having secured a fine suit of rooms adjoining my I am now prepared to fur. inh my customers with good clean beds aud cool rooms. A full supply of Coufeetionorys.

Tobacco, Sogars, See. always on hand. Give me a call. head of Brood Sows, 1 Highlander Mare 6-yV uaceaiu urn ueuutiiui gn-vc ju.u uh ot SOme are ookillg for homes, and DYED AND PRESSED trie oiu logcamn mat was once uie iiuiue keeps both livery stables buisy meeting HrTtrVT 3-year-old Iviuloek Colts; 1 two-year-old Nor- of Arnold Macy, in the years gone by, On siiort notice and on reasonable terms. tne demands ot the traveling public.

mau Stalliou, 1 three-year-old Norwau Filly when Arnold could be seen early and work warranted to give satis Mr. and Mrs, Geo. Near, Nina Holland, 7 good Brood Mares, 6 Brood Mares with colts late, with old Joe and Charley tilling faction. James Holland. Alva Holland, and Mrs.

toeir side' 10 bead of two aud three-year-old Colts, 1 Hambletonian Stallion. the soil oil the farm that has through Holland, all of Willow Valley, left here ONE PAIR OF GELDINGS WEIGHING 2800 'their unceasing toil became the best im last Thursday, for Protection, Comman POUNDS. One pair of work Mules aud oae pair of yearling Mules. One thoroughbred Bull, cue comity, on a visit to tneir relatives, and will be gne about a month, proved farm in Greenwood County, and by the way, Arnold says the principle tronble in settling the right of way 2 Lumber Wagons, 3 Cultivators, 1 Mowing Manhiue, 1 Horse Rake, lCMcr Mill, 2 Harrows, Last Saturday the Madison bovs came through his farm was the amount of 3 Plows and all my farmiug tools and household goods, 1,000 Posts, 300 bushels of old Com in. crib, down here to plav against our invinoi- Call and see the Immense Stock of damage it would cause by reason of old bles.

The Madison boys got left, but the 200 acres of Corn in tne flold that will average 3T rrrv TO) 1 SSI 30 bushels to tho acre, and tie party buying the joke fell on John Cooper, of this place, through an oversight, the Madison boys at the TJ most corn will have privilege of feed lot with plenty of running water, About sixty tons ot Hay, Twenty-five tons of Millet, About 300 bus. took John's breeches home with them Charley being afraid of the cart. Mr, J. Scott claims the honor of being the first settler of this camp, he having moved here some two or three days in advance of the rest and therefore deserve the credit given him in making Xws is scarce, but will try and lei of Apples in orchard. Teems op Sale: On all sums over $10 a credit your hundreds of readers know what we of Due year will begivonou baukablo paper with in Hamilton are doing.

Times have been the present selection for oni' camp site interest at 10 per aud if not paid at maturity 12 per cent, will be charged from date a little dull for sometime, but now busi Mrs. Scott sajs the camp just suits her ness is reviving, we can now hear the Tive per cent off lor cash. and likes it much better than the olu one HOUSE.Hi music of tne saw and hammer all day Schuyler Jackson paid us a short visit Free Lunch with Cider. W. W.

Swett. long. C. R. Lever'ng, Philip Yant, and Mr, Sunday, he expressed himself as highly delighted with our location.

L- F. PRUYN, Auctioneer. Short, have gone to Kansas City with fat Boots and Shoes made to order. Repairing a Specialty. Come early and secure bargains.

North side of Main street, opposite? Post Office, Madison, Kansas. EES 4 We are delighted in our work by Mr cattle. By the way, Mr. Editor, do yon Dalton, the engineer, resigning. THE DAILY WEEKLY and your numerous readers know that this Point is the heaviest stock shipping jur.

j. it. raitersou was a visitor in REPUBLICAN, our camp Sunday. point on the Emporia Howard City Mo Farrar and Miss Bell Tate made us Branch That shows plain enough that a pleasant visit Sund.iy evening, Mc Ilamiltou has got more wealthy stock W. E.

D0UD, Editor and Proprietor. came in singing "Old sister Phoebe how dealers than any oilier neighborhood, merry were we." It seems he has given up his Matfield Green excursion. Mat- the best farms and tbe best crops. Corn is a heavy crops here. Coen, Is a neatly printed six column, four field Oreen papers please copy.

page paper, containingeaeh day (Sunday We hear from one of Our visitors that excepted) six columsof associated press Harry Davis, Dan Focht and Sol Green report, the general local news, and a fine contemplate joining the Salvation Army, in fact it is whispered that Hairy has selection of miscellaneous matter. already started for Eldorado with a tain Terms Daily one week .15 month .50 bourino singing go on go on go on $0,00 year From Upper Verdi. Disr. 100.1 S-pr, 13, 87. The weather is very pleasant.

We had a nice rain Saturday. Mrs. Keller is' slowly improving from sickness Mrs. Vomnocker and two children started for Anderson Co. lasc week where they will spend a short time.

Mr. Geo. W. Garst Is busy building We should have mentioned iu our for THE WEEKLY REPUBLICAN mer communications that our old friend Perry Johnson Is running a first class Is the largest weekly paper published In the state, beinga twelve page, six col barber shop in camp and has the best chair in Greenwood county. Perry MADISON, KAS.

paper, contains all the local news the does most of his barbering on Sunday county, the telegraphic dispatches from OPPOSITE STRONG HOUSE. Our Stables are more conveniently loeatcd to the Hotel and Depot of any stables his new barn. there being no city ordinauces to molest the daily and a good assortment of mis- in Madison. Teams constantly readv for driving at a moment's notice. The best Mrs.

R. Groat was the guest of Mrs or make him afraid. celUuieous reading matter. care taken of stoek. Conveyances for traveling men made a Specialty.

Andrew Friday. Terms Single copy one year $1.50 Rev. McMurray took dinner with the Rev. Wright and family have gone to their new home at Erotison Kansas to which place he was sent from Topeka six months .75 family of Mr. Edwards Sunday.

three .50 The school will begin at this plac conference to preach the coming confer Sample copy sent free to any address Sept. 19th 1887, Miss Lilla Ilensley is cnee year. congratulate the good upon application. the teacher employed. people of Bronson in securing the servi ces of so worthy a Pastor.

Addess W. E. Doud Eureka, Kans. Mr. T.

J. Sullivan spent a few days last week with Mr. D. J. Vomnocker.

he most jolly person in camp is, as Mrs. S. J. Andrew spent Monday with he is familiarly called, Fatty Holmes, he keeps Bachelor Hall and improves most Mrs. Keller.

DEALERS IX Mr. C. Vomnocker is busy getting rock of his spare moments in singing Bridget for his barn. L. W.

SfJOW, CONTRACTOR AND PLASTERER. Work done iu first class style and prices reasonable. Give Him A Call. Madison Kansas. Misses Michle and Edwards and Mrs.

Donahue. The meat man from Gridley still fur-liisncs us with clioiee niir.s from r.1n Andrew spent Saturday with Mrs. Geo. Trumpower. Iq) Mi Mr- and Mrs.

S. J. Andrew made a ffl trip to Eureka Tuesday. i ill There will be preaching here next tiiUIMLDiilij Sunday by the United Brethren at 11 a. SnoiiTT.

AND ALL KINDS OF fed animals of Coffee comity. It is strange that your Madison butchers have not enterprise enough to take the trade from Gridley. We are now 15 miles from that place and only miles from Madison. We learn that a change in the line from the river to Madison is contemplated. A report has reached us that our former foreman Major Hendryx has em- DIER CANADY, Pro'r.

John F. Ilendy, Pres. of Emporia BUILDING MATERIAL, POSTS COAL. J. F.

STEINTORF, Manager. East Main Street, MADISON, KAS. college, says: The examination I have made or Johnson's cyclopaedia satisfies me that for the general purposes a1 Shaving, hair-catting, sea-foaming and Shampooing rpccdily done in the latest styles. Shop in basement of Bank. MADISOX, KA2TSAS.

cyclofajdia it stands easy at the top.".