Severy Liberal du lieu suivant : Severy, Kansas • 1

-m wTW OO 1 WLZ KANSAS, raiiJAi 1 1 wTTTT THOSE WHO ADVERTISE. SEVERY, GREENWOOD 'aB VOL. 2. BUSINESS MEN WHO BELIEVE IN ALII AlO A -rr l)flTl TO SUCCESS. ADVERTISING IS Xli-C THE LIBERAL.

-r- THE BANK OF SBYEET, Subscription Price 61.00 lf KHtered at the Postoffice asSeconclassMatter SEVERY, KANSAS. Republican Slats Tiifcl a For Associate Justice, D.M. VALENTINE, Of Franklin-co. Tor Governor, JOHN A. MARTIN, Of Atchison.

Tor Lieutenant Governor, A. r. RIDDLE, OfGirard. For Secretary of State, v. ATiTYEN.

CP Vnited States and Europe. 'a Interest given on Time Deposits; 5 a Of Sedgwick. For Auditor of State, -ttat fr if, Of Pawnee. For Treasurer of State, us HAMILTON. OUR SAFE IS PROTECTED BY A SARGENT TIME LOCK.

Of Sumner. For Attorney General, Ti BRADFORD. Of Osage 1 i untc Tnrkin. Missouri. For Sunt, of Fublic Instruction, IT T.AWIIEAD, xjantvu) 7 "4 0 Of Ft.

Scott BLACK LIVENGOOD, For Congressman 4th District, THOMAS HYAN, Of Shawnee-co Successors to Joseph Enterkine. Announcements. or SurERixTEDENT Frof G. Smith, of Ueece, respectfully announ-! for Superm 1" ces mmocii tendent of Fublic Instruction of Green- LIYEET EEED STABLE, subject to the decision llepublican Nominating Convention. Frofessor G.

W. Kendricks, of Madison, respectfully announces himself a candidate for the County Superintend-mcy of-Public Instruction of this county, subject to the ensuing llepublican Convention. Opposite Slotel Olra, Boots and Shoes, SEVERY KAlNbAb. -SEVERY KANSAS- WM. DUNHAM, iimrntv Sheriff J.

J. Graham, of Elk nt. Vrodoma last Tues i 0rrDtwi M. Kandall, one ol liiv aiiu the proprietors of the Fredoma laun-r, t.h' trrave charge of horse Successor to J. D.

Clark. This space belongs to ThPlinr.se was stolen from wncnn Tfiftters. of Liberty township, Drugs 1 Family Medicines, STONE DKUG STOllE. in November. 1885.

Officer Graham left Wednesday for Howard with his prisoner. Randall acknowledges having had the horse in his possession, but says he traded patent washing machine territory for the am-Qmi old residents of redo- TJOTTONS. 'l! nun. u. nia who have known the man for that he has not borne The best brands of Flour always filieaTD rates.

1 the LEADING BUSIKBMSOF riEDMONT. uu axwaav jr a bad reputation. He has a wife and three children living in this city. Chase White are his attorney Democrat. who wUl sell, or trade your land, low rates of m- 1 99 We clip the following from the Ne- Dealers in Dry Goods, Groceries, school board has selected the TCHxrs, Shoes, MlOlN 1 insure your buildings Lh a.np.fcineoodand reliable com- teachers for the next school year as Princieal.

11. Thatcher; FasliioiiaUaBcol ud Staibr. Deardorff; 1st AXD IX FACT KEPT IN THEIR LINE intermediate, Mary Monroe; 2nd inter- intermediate, lMHiy ST. LOUIS AND SAN FRANCISCO UUVIi mwww panies. TTTrT7 TAT 'HILL.

SATIS FACTIO mediate, Belle Witham; 3rd intermedi- tjarantebs ntd Katie Cramer; primary, Tina, i CALL ON THEM. RAILWAY in (-THROUGH Shipley. Frof. Thatcher is a grauuaic ORAIL MISSOURI, OL MWVCUUic i rDPAmmpndations. It is hopett KAJiSAS, ARKANSAS UfSli 'JL lv- hPliP.ved that he will give good BM his fiaoacitv as priuci- rm.Y THROUGH LINE TO CUSTOMERS.

Ono Boor East of Dennis fcOiiiSi SEVERY KANS. TIIE p-vl of the Neodesha High School, and -itixen of the city. He should re- KEEF ON HAND CONSTANTLY A STOCK OF DRY GOODS, rr stto-RS. TT ATS. CAFS, suited to from the entire com- BETWEEN Soutbarn Xmsss, and 11 Lous, USSER 0H HAMSrai, CJliiXiO, ajwwj-i-', the demands of their many customers.

munity, and also its ad and sympathy a 000nt: his home is at Severy, but ho will soon move to our city. Of the! t.hpr teachers it is needless to say ft.W.FLEMMOXS Kansas. W. CAU.EY. 'c- FFFMMONS, Severy, anything, as the fact that they were mriv tpaehers in the same posi NEW HARNESS SHOP! FAST EXPRESS TRAINS a tions and were retained speaks vol J.

IMMJiL, AE RUN DAILY. HARDWARE AND IMPLEMENTS. umes in their praise. Saddles. Collars, Bridles.

tNO CHANGE iW HCH 7 TTolfore WhlTS. CtC. -A A Died: At her mother's residence, a nrth nf Sfiverv. Mrs. Bish- I use the best of material and guarantee Dealers in Gen Implements, Wagons.

fcneU uooas Pullman Falace Sleeping ears run daily, between St. Louis Wp.st side Severy, Kansas And ver ything Kept in a uencrai umun er of Neodesha, while making a brief visit in that locality. We had but lit- af.nnaintance with Mrs. Bisher, sis- and San Francisco, ai. tpr of J.

W. Beecher; but knew her to AMES, mineral lands for sale by this company be a strong advocate in the great Severy, Kansas cause of temperance, and believe her devoted 1 HI DUUtilf F. P. DRAKE, if 1 JS115S XiUllU woman I IB ONLY ESPESIESCED AND BEIUILS tarfj' For full particular information, with maps, time tables, rates etc, call Beecher was born in lngiana, ku. inn.

1R1Q- and at the period of death linoii in auuiesa ciuj w. WAGON MAKER, agents, or either of the under-named "WlSTTAHT. HEPAfflG WA60B AKD CAEEIA5, i G. W. Cale, was 37 years, 5 months, and 9 days of age.

Not only was she a tireless temperance worker, but was also an enthusiastic and indefatigable toiler in 1 thf first. rvnoANs White Sewikg Machine Kansas, Est. ajj JLnXM. CHARLIE ST1XE. Agent.

Gen'l Fas'g'r Agt. Gen'l. Freight Ag't. A SPECIALTY. II.

L. MORRILL, Gen'l Manager. HARGES REASONABLE. SEVERY, IiANSAS Sunday ccnooi win. x-wi ortranization of the National Sunday School Assembly at Chautauqua, she was a constant attendant of the, as-omMv until last year, when she was Tejifle Building St.

Louis, Mo. DEALER IN T.S.KRUTZ, D.L.CAMTBELL, HOTEL CLYDE, TimrT.TN. Fronrietor. unavoidably detained from meeting with that body of eminent Sunday School workers. She united with the T.

S. Fuller, Cashier. FiKST-class fare and reasonable rates Comfortable parlor for lady guests. nnrl larETR Saill dean Deus, yuuu Fee a in Coa L. have constantly on han dthe celebrated Topeka flour, give me a call immediately.

M. E. Churcn at irauoiu, oc-eral years since, and has remained a worthy member of the same. 1 the spring of 1885. she Avas married at.

Denver, to Mr. A. Bisher, her now bereaved husband. The bereaved pie room. t-aatsS HOWARD, KANSAS.

family and menus ui uic wwi liave the sympathy of the community. Wm. Dunham, the Severy druggist, positively asserts that Chamberlain J. W. BEECHER CITY- 50L1C.

cuuieict emu i -r-i-1 AUCTIONEER. Capital Slock Paid in Aulted Capital, The Hiehest price Paid for Grainl mm 1 ovia DV M. TC UN. thQ safest ana oest uwiucm- ing pains, diarrhoea, cholera morbus or summer complaint, and jib knows It is not only recommended but er uar-anteed. and just such a medicine a should be kept in every house.

i Howard. Kan. 1 Stone 1 trugstore, hevey. KanRas. ALSO Attends to Auction Sales in the coun-t try.

tive nim a cal1' SEVERY, Does a General Banking Business..