The Zenith from Madison, Kansas • 3

THE ZENITH. 3. Tl. PAWERSON, Dealer in SHELF MB HEAVY-HARDWARE, IRON MILS BHRB-VIRS E. V.

Horton, of Lena Valley, culled on ns last Monday, as he pi.ssud through here on his road to Tcncku. "Either the congress or button '-Dude," "Douglas" or "Emery" shoes and a large stock of ladle's mid gentleman's slippers at Pecs and Sons. Call and see. The sidewalk between the bank and the drug store on Third Street is in an exceedingly dilapidated condition, and this Is a good time to repair It. A petition Is being circulated with good success, asking for the city council to pass an persons from letting their cattle run at large upon the streets.

This would evidently be a good ordinanco and we will be glad to see something similar to this take effect soon. 7" Settle ITp All parties knowing themselves indebted to us, will confer a special favor by calling on Ed Martind.ilu at Madison Bank and settling their account in some satisfactory manner. Attend to this. Respect fully, Paukuurst Mercantile Co Senator Plumb will be with us and de-l'ver a Fourth of July oration on Satur Cirelt Items. As tho Editor was not voryerosn when we last wrote, wo will now try his nalionoe niiaiu.

Cora hi looUi.ig flue since the ruiu. Mr, (J a troy sol 1 a load ol' hoes last Wock. Mr. Haley had the host field of wheat wo have seen. Mr.

Goorgo Thrall has lotamedfrom Wyoming Territory. Mr. Wi'ltor Carson wont to Emporia last Friday to play hae ball. We Would liko to know why our Suuriay School tcachon uro not more rcgralar iu thuir attoiol- A party of young folks from Homer Crook was visiting MidsNuckols iu thisuoighborhuod last Sunday. There will bo asocial party at Mr.

Dc Tore's next Satuiduy night. All tho young folks uu-Uoijiato a grand thuo. O-e of our neighbors is very anxious to havo a'gooioborry t'ostival. Will not some 0(10 agree to help pick the berries? Tho Duukaid minister, of Jlndisou, preached at Ilardinan school houno hi.it Sunday luoruiug aud to a largo crowd. Some of our young folks attended a party iu tho adjoining neighborhood (nt Mr.

Howe's) a and all Standard Your Niime Mentioned Here. Mr. J. Bioadfield is in the city this week. Mr.

Ilensley went to Emcka List Saturday, Uncle Dan Pees went to Emporia last Monday. Miss Mattio Roche went to Emporia last Friday. Mr. A. Harlan burned his first kiln ot brick tills week.

Ilon.Vm.Mariindale spent last Saturday In Eureka. Mr. Henry Kipp made us a pleasant call last Tuesday. W. O.Lunsl'lird went til Emporia on business last Mouday.

II. G. Jones of Eureka spent last Friday night at this place. J. Baughman of Hill Top made us a pleasant call last Tuesday.

Miss Maria Robinfon closes her summer school at district No. 8, to-day. Conductor Tally Is taking a short vacation, which lie spends at Stafford Kan. A. Wehrman, J.

R. Patterson, and M. A. Gouter went to Eureka last Tuesday, on business. Mr.

and Mrs. IT. W. Kendrick will return from their eastern visit on Friday of this week Cy. Brookover of Eureka nnd Dr.

Focht ot this place, botli visited i.i tlio vicinity of Virgil last Sunday. S. B. Green went to Eureka last Mon HGRIULTUREL IMPLEMENTS, HAR2TESS, WAGONS, BUGGIES, CARPENTERS TOOLS, ETC. I'ATEKSOS BLOCK, EViOiEY TO LOARJ -ON Seal Ustate Security, ON LONG TIME AT A LOW RATE OF INTEREST will loan money for three or five years time on as good ters as carl be obtained anywhere in the West.

Call find see me When you want to borrow money. GEO, O. LOVETT. MADISON, KANS I. A.

COMTEK, tut DEALER IN Tinware! KINDS OF Iron Work Done to Order. will make a OF GUTTERING ROOFING STRONG HOUSE, Airy Rooms well Carpeted aril J. JLu XJ Vjl IX XL Ll XJ IN Stoves AIX Tin, Copper and Sheet Also SPECIALTY OF ALL KINDS THE lrletor Large New Building, Commodious tujjpiiuu. Tuiitt 1 ue; vest jumitttrCt A table laden with the best the country affords. 1 iTTTE WAWTS "(V H.

a p'Tir'n' vs. Regular advertiser will be charged five rata a. lint for each insertion of locals. h-ansicnU ten cents a line. vlcase remember that weals in ihispaper will remain standing un- orderedout by the advertiser.

Term of Subscription! year Six mnutns. Three months, rOuo mouth, Siugle tony, I Invariably in advance. l.M .75 .611 TIME TABLE 6 Howard Branch of A. T. A 8.

F. Road Trains arriye daily (ex. Sunday) as follows: GO I SO SOUTH tfm. 57 Acoommodatiou 8:25 a.m. Ko.

55 Express 5:11 p.m. aoiita NORTH No. 83 Aoeoinraodatiou Ho. Mtixpresa 10:00 a.m. FRIDAY.

JUNE 11. 188(1. Kites. I5ooin. Quite warm.

00111 the Kou rili. CattJe looking well. Ve have lots of work. up the side-walks. Con1.

Is being hid aside. Harvest is drawing ner Subscribe for the ZknItii. Buy oin- axle grease at Bell's. A gplcnaidid rain list Tuesday. Early aoples will soon bo Some winter wheat has been cut.

Some of our sidewalk need fixing. Not very much bnsinci. this week. First-class job work done at this ofllee, SODA 80BA Soda watr at Steven's, Coal 10c per bushel at the lumber yard, Take good care ol the horses tliesu hot lays The highest prices paid for hides at fcttrelile's. Ice cream by the dish or ituantliy at titrehlf's.

Corn never looked better at this time of the year. Times are a little hard with the print- is just now. Tor cprn meal and chop feed call at the new mill. Buv vour lawn's at Weinman's. It iv ill pay you.

Some of our correspondents are net nl-fc ro-lilnr. The celebrated Wood mower for at Wchrmaii'. "Don't forget that poll tax must bo paid 'before the 20th. The "Glidden" barhad fence wire for nle at Gonter's. FLOUR! jftoi'H The bust and clieap- cst at Weinman's.

Mr. H. A. Wicker lost a valuable cow od day last week. All-kinds of harness and machine oil at Bell's harness shop.

Advertise your business well and you Will be sure of success. Mr. Madrin shipped a carload of cat- Tie last Monday evening. Attend the Fourth at Madison, and en tourage home enterprise. Strehle makes a specialty ot furnishing Ice cream for sociables and picnics.

The highest test coal oil ever brought to the city at the Central Drug Store. Tvm't formit that the Teachers' Insti tute begius next Monday at Eureka. Examine that large stock of screen .1.. l.o. il i) A Itrnuin Xr.

Pn'E UWIfl VII 1 1 1 1 1 1 II III. 1. as w. A splendid lot of chickens for sale. For further particulars call on Strehle.

If you are going to build, go to 'Wehr-nian for your hard ware, and save money Dr. McK. Miller, the dentist, will be at the Strong House on Saturday of each week. Times are a little dull and editsrs as Well as others frequently need a little money. John Kelley, a member ol Tammany Hall, in Xew York City, was burrled last Saturday.

If you want your Gasoline delivered at Jour house, buy it at Fattersun Seward's. Hats beautifully trimmed can now be bought for 75 cents and upward at the Chicago Bazaar. You can mve money by buying your nails and building material at Welir-nihii's. Try it. We are Indebted to Eev.

II. M. Lent A of Fairfield, Iowa, for papers from that part of the country. For Sale One first-class open buggy Cheap for cash. Inquire of G.

W. Kekdkick. A fresh load of corn to be sold at bottom prices if taken directly from the ear. Iticu. The rata ot last Tuesday made the corn and small grain iu this part of the coun ty look fresher and gnener than ever.

now if you wish a cliu.ee at iliat beautiful silver tea set to be drawn July 1st. Lost: A gold cuff button. Any one finding the same will please leave at this office or with Henry Smith, and receive liberal reward. Hev. Dinglebmrrier will hold a basket meeting at the Bangliinan ford, near Hill Top, on Saturday, June 27.

A good mice is deshed. tST27i patronage of the public most remetfully solicited. MADISON, KANSAS short iimu siuco. They had aood niusiu aud re port haying a boss tiino. Tho Eatorpriso Suudiy School will oelehrato Childrcu's day next Sunday, Mr.

U. J. Wood and others will address the childrou. Alt is ex pected to take well filled baskets. Dr.

Baldwin, of Jackson county, tamped 011 tho creek several days last week. Ho claims to euro both man uiidbca.1t of all kinds of di eeaces, and makos cancers a specially. Rev. Holta, a Mothodist minister of Virgil- will preach at Vt'orloy schojl house next day, and will receive the yoaug members (who joined last fall) into full membership. They will also celebrato Childrcu's llay.

Two ef our most accomplished young ladies. Misses Julia and Emma Vrcomaii will attend the Toachor's Institute, at Eureka, beginning Juue 11th. May success crown their efforts as they jouraey along in their profession. llcv. McDorinoud will preach on Homer Creek on Saturday evening and Sunday moruiug, June 19th nnd 2uth.

After nreuckinK there will bo baptising at tho creek, OiiO half mile east of tho school house, gctviceswill bo hold again in the ereuiug. Roy County (Seat Notes. A beautiful rain Tuesday. Dr. Wakeueld and family returned from 111.

Tuesday afternoon. There was quite a mad dog fcaro in town Mon day evoniug. The animal was killed by Mrs. A Frailer. Attorneys Shiuu-A Shutter -will start enst next week.

The former goes to Illinois, the latter to Pennsylvania. Daniel Fooht, S. U. Green, A. Wehrman, J.

R. Patterson and M. A. Gonter, of Madison, wore in the city on business Tuesday. A briglit red scandal in town this week culminating iu a.

divorce suit. Tho petition for divorce omits tho name of one of the parties to the orime and states that the omission is mud') to avoid scandal, Roy. T. L. Brown, pastor of the Frst Congregational Church, started Monday for England, via.

Cleveland, Ohio. At tho la ttor place ho will stop long enough to bo married to Miss Millie Gleascu, on next Tuesday. Prof. L. C.

Woostor, principal of the city schools, and family, started Tuesday afternoon for Milton Junction, Wisconsin, where tl family will speud the summer months. The Pro fessor will travel on a goological survey until tho roopeuiug of school. Novice. THE EUREKA BANK OF fVJartindale, Tucker Co. EUEEKA, KANSAS, DOES A 015NKRAL BANKING BUSINESS A.

F. CnowK, WM. MAimKDAi.1?, President. Vice President. HE MADISON BANK -Of- Madison, Kansas.

Capital Stock Does a General D.uiking Business. JEAN BART. will stand for mares the ensuing season of 188(1, at the Stable Of 8. li. Green, Madison, Kansas.

IlKSCKirXION, Jean Hart is a dappled gray, live years old, 16; bands lilh anil wcIrIis 1G40 lbs TISKMS. to insure a inaro with foal, Payable March 1st following, l'artins niili an Insured mare or tailing to return the fame at time specified by the groom for feits the Insurance. Care will be taken to. prevent acciilents, but will not be hiltl responsible for any that may occur Pasturage free. II.

rrilc hard, Madison, 44-tf Kansas. ID. RICH. Dealer In Flonr Sud Feed the best brands it the lowest prices. Floor dslirered to uy part of the City.

One door east of (iouter's Hard are Store. Fladtaon, KansaM. James Adams of Hamilton has not yet been able to find or hear of the horses that strayed away, or was stolen from his property about the 24th ol Slay. Itch, Prairio Mange, and scratches of every kind cured In tfO minutes by Wol-ford's Sanitary Lotion. This never falls.

Sold by Thompson Drug Madison. 35 All Sunday School scholars 111. others interested in Sunday School work should not forget to meet at thechurch for practice to-morrow evening at eight o'clock. The most elegant stock of new sum mer dress goods of the very best quality of all the different grades to be found iu the city at T. B.Swain ACo's.

Chinch bugs are destroying the wheat crop in some localities. The recent rains will do much toward keeping them back as well as adding to tho rapidity of the growth of the grain. If yon want something first class in the line of new summer dress goods, war rant-id all fast colors, of the very latest style and at tiie right price, do not fall to call 011 T. B. Swain Co.

When you are In the post ofllee try some of our teas and tobaccos, and don't forget to buy your stationery of us, if you want a flrst-cluss article cheap. Ykarout Bnos. 8 n. Waite, of Emporia, is doing ex cellent work Iii his line, and any one wishing to get photographs, cabinets or life size pictures, should call and examine his work before going elsewhere. Look at our hue of parasols, the most elegant hiid complete stock of sun snides in cotton, Scotch ginghams, silks and sat ins.

Lowest prices 011 the goods guaran tee. T. B. Swain Co. Patterns for any garment cut to order by the improved Thompson Garment Cutter, or Tailor system.

All garments guaranteed to tit or 110 charge. jValteiis it Heynob. We haye a tine stock of new summer dress goods consisting of lawns Irom 5 to 10 cents per yard. All th.se are warranted fast colors. Call and sen them at T.

B. Swain Go's. Persons going to Emporia should not fail to call at Walte's photograph gallery and see the finest collection of photographs a pictures of all kinds and sizes, to be found in tho west. In a few days we will display an elegant line of white dress good-; Consisting of dress robes iu white and ecru mull. CU11 and see them.

T. B. Swain Co. Wo arc In pressing lined of funds, and we are compelled to ask one and all of our patrons who have accounts or iiqtns due with us to call tit once and settle same and oblige, A. Wkiirman.

Jcst ItxCEiVKP, The latest styles of hats and millinery at the lowest prices in the city. Sirs. Itaynur, a reliable dress maker, may 'je found at my store, one door north of the Madison Bunk. Mrs. W.

E. Walters. Farmers. If you would save in borrowing money or making loans, give us call at Wchr-uiau's store. Cramer Holmes.

I have an unlimited amount of money to loan on Heal Estate at as low rates ns can be obtained anywhere and can furnish the mony without any unnecessary delay. Geo. O. Lovett. A meeting for the election o'f trustees for the M.

E. Church, at Lena Valley, will be held at the house of George Blakely on Saturday evening, June 10, at 6 o'clock. A3 many as are Interested hi the erection of a church in tile Valley should be present, German Millet. I have for sale about forty bushels Of German millet seed, which can be had at my place seven miles south west of Madison, at the rate of COo per bushel. 40-4t-p J.

It. Curry. Every teacher in the county should at tend the Institute at Eureka during the next month. The advancement in the studies is sufficient to compensate for the money laid out, besides the advantage ot being acquainted with teachers and teacher's ways. We have the privilage of recording two births for last week; one at the home of Mr.

Hendrlx, and the other, at Charley llson's house. Neither one will make any material difference in the voting population, until the woman suffrage bill has been passed and approved. Money ta Lean. At bottom rates on city and farm prop erty. list mortgages refunded and new loans made at lower rates.

Mav be lound eacli Thursday at Wehruian's store Madison Kansas. Cbamer Holmes. Toronto Kegister: A petition was placed belorc the tountv commissioners Tuesday, by a majority of the voters of Liberty township nravinff for an election on a proposition submitted by the Chicago, Kansas Western railroad. The proposition calls for $25,090 In bonds and the company agrees to complete to a certain point near the center of Liberty township by the 31st day of December, providing the bonds Carry, THE THOMSON DRUG day July 3rd. It is expected that excur sions will be run both ways on the Santa Fe and nu immense crowd is ex pected to be present.

A paper has been circulated among our people for appropriations with very good success. If you want a jolly time on the Fourth, come to Madison. Notice. I hav received the poll tax list, which is in my hands for collection 011 or before June 20 188G, according to ordinanco 13 of the City of Madison, at my ofllee, one door north of Cunklc's drug store, on the 12th and 19th of June, between the hours of 9 a.m. and 4 p.m.

John Uunyon, City Treasurer, ltcjiublioan Caucus. The Republican voters of Shell-Roek Township will meet at Shell-Rock school house on Saturday June 12,18 JO, at 2 p.m. for tho purpose ot electing delogates to the Greenwood County Republican Con vention to be held in Eureka June 14, 18SG, Let thero be a good turnout. E. V.

HouroN, Member of Central Committee, New Summer Dress Goods. We are head quarters for new summer dress goods, and are selling Lawns at 5 cents per yard, Lawns at 64 cents per' yard, Lawns at 8 cents per yard, Lawns at 10 cents per yard. Waranted all fast colors. Don't buy until you see them. T.

R. Swain Co, Last Saturday the Mayor of this city caused S. B. Green, one of our principal citizens to be arrested for allowing an accumulation of manure upon his priin-ises. Mr.

Green had been notified that the same should be moved, but after being disappointed by the man to whom the manure was sold, he was not able to have it moved before the expiration of the time. Mr. Green promises to clear up the yard if they will give him a little time, it seems to us that a reasonable time should be granted. To tho Ileiublicaos of MaIlson Township A caucus of the Republicans of Madison Township will bo held In Green's Hall iu the city of Madison on Saturday June 12, at 3 o'clock a.m., lor the put pose of electing seven delegates to the County Convention to be held in Eureka June 14.1SSG. By order of County Central Committee.

VW O. Lunsfoko, Committeeman. Last Sabbath was observed at this place as Children's Day. During the en tire week the children of tho Sunday schooi worked diligently to make it a success, and well may they feel proud of their splendid entertainment. The chil dren began to gather early in the mor ning, bringing with them flowers and birds with which to decorate thechurch Many of the classes had emblems hang ing on the wall and a few had the name or number ot the clnss.

The speaking and singing were both good. Responsive reading by the Superintendent and the school broke the monotony usually ex- peiianced tit such meetings. There was quite an excitement on our streets last Monday evening. A couple boys began the sport by trying to fly a kite; and in a half hour from tlmo sev ral larger kites were nearing comple tion. Each owner was trying to have his kite fly the highest and bo further awav than any other.

The longest string was over a mile, so the kite could just be seen. The largest one came in the field about dark, and was sent up with a ball of fire on its tail, making a light that could be seen many miles away The tallest kite was six feet high, and the distanee above the surface was varl ously estimated At from three hundred to six hundred feet. Many persons living in the country did not know what it was and were considerably frightened. Last Wednesday a number of our citizens started a petition praying for an or dinance by the city council prohibiting cattle from running at large upo'i the street. On Thursday morning the following remonstrance Was started the undersigned "Kickers," of Madison, hereby take occasion to put hi a most vigorous "kick" against the adoption by the city council of an ordinance prohib king the town cow from running at large and pullliig down trees, and eating tip farmers' produce as much as she If the following had been added we be lieve It would have been complete "For verily, verily, we do believe that if the cow was prohibited from running at large upon the street, the fai mers coin In" to town would have nothing to look after except business, and would e.o to sleep while transacting the same, and ex tend to the merchant the almost irresist- able temptation of cheating the man, merely because he has nothhrg of im portance to think of, to keep him If the gardens of some of our best citi zens were to get over the fence to where the "town cow" was, and eat her up, we would soon have quite a number of i.ames added to the list and the city council would say nothing of the ordi DEALER 11 mm liiifiifl BOOKS, STATIONERY, FANCY" NOTIONS, TOILET ARTICLES, PERFUMERY, ETC.

Main Street, Opposite 1 The Post Ollice, day, where he will attend the meeting of the County Commissioners. Mr. John W. IIKt, of Kansas City, and J. It.

Ciirrey, of this plaoo. made ns a very pleasant call last Tuesday. Mrs. Mitchell and her son Willie, left this placo for Indiana, where they will visit din ing the summer T. C.

Turner of Hamilton was In the city last Monday morning. Wonder how he gets up here so early in the week. Some attraction ch! Mr. A. Aitkin formely this place, late of Fargo Springs was in the city last Wednesday.

Mr. Aitkin's many friends at this place welcome him to It is old homo. In answer to a telegram, Mrs. M. Jackson started for Wellavlll Kan.

on Wednesday to bo present at the bedside of her niece, Mrs. Dr, S. Li. Brooking, who Is dangerously ill. Miss Louis Wood returned to Madison last Thursday evening.

Miss Wood is one of Greau wood's most successful teachers, and a very pleasant lady, and her many friends welcome her back during her vacation. Mrs. W. II. Green and children departed for for Fargo Springs last Wednesday, whither the husband went a few ago.

We are sorry to see these genial people move from our city, but wish them success hi their new home. Mr I. K. Price, a former resident of this place late of Mead Center, is visiting his many friends In thi" city this week. Mr.

Price says that the reports afloat in regard to the crops belns burnt up are false, and that the outlook tor a good crop is equal, if not better than It is here. The following resolutions were adopted by the Grand Army at this place. Itesolaed; that the thanks of Madison Post G. A. R.

Is hereby tendered to Rev. J. D. Smith Pastor of the M. E.

Church, lor the able memorial sermon deliveaed on Memorial Sunday at the M. E. Church in Madison. To Hon. J.

J. Buck of Emporia, Prof. Kendrick of Madison, and J. Greenhaul of Virgil, for addresses delivered 011 Deo oration Day. To Hon.

Win Mnrtindale for use of grove. To the choir and the Parklmrst Cornel Band for music. To the citizens of Madison for assistance in preparing grounds furnishing flowers, and in various ways assisting us in making Decoration day a success. Last Friday quite a number of our citizens attended tho school picnic given by Miss Myrtie Jackson and her school at District No. 78.

A platform and coats were erected in a lovely piece of timber belonging to Thomas IIoran, and a nicer pi ace for a picnic could scarcely be found. The speaking was nothing else than what we usually find in Miss Jackson's school of a good character and well spoken. The music was excellent, and all present enjoyed themselves first rate. At the close of tho exercises by the school, Rev J. A.

Cleavelandand Prol Kendrick were called upon, and both made some pointed, spicy and well selected remarks, after whioh a well pre pared dinner was enjoyed by everyone. In the evening a social dance was given In honor of Miss Jackson. Tho trons of the school speak iu flowing terms of Miss Jackson as a teacher, and we think the district board could do no better than to select her as their teacher for the coming year. Lens Valley Items. Corn is looking well, The oats will make a lair crop this year.

Pop is pretty scarce iu the valley just now. The miu of last Tuesday made the pcoplo of tbe valley nappy. ilr. Baldwin sold hi" store to Thomas Wood. on Mouday of this week.

The work at the nrwnect well is nrocresslus slowly at present, ouaccouut vf the water. Tha nennle of Leus, Valley, will meet at the hoaje of George Biakely for the pjrpdse of elect-tag trustees tor the construction of a leihodiit Church in the Valley. Several Madisonites visited the Vair View school this week. Miss Addie Hester is absent, risitine this wock. The voters of 8hell Rock will meet iu cuin at the Shell Bock school liotuo next gaturauy -Mivruuuu.

Mr. I.eener1 new hoasn rtfit along. He will hnreo.io of the finest reaidenues iu the Valley wheu it is completed. Mr. V.

Horton went to Topaka lart Monday. Times are fc little dull oat here. Mvwu ere vary bai their fa ft wnrlc. JaluAwau. "space reserved for IIaiiaiitan9 Furniture ad.9 J.

R. Patterson, Patterson EVIadison. Ks. G. W.Skwards' Seward.

our ability to serve you acceptably PATTERSON HLOOH. 3D STR.EST. Kansas G-R-O-C-E-R-S-. Keep Constantly on Hand A Full and well selected stock of PLAiN AND FANCY GROCERIES, PROVISIONS, FLOUR, FEED, QUF.ENSWARE, GLASSWARF, LAMPS, ETC. The Celebrated Winricld Flour arid the hest grade Fresh Ground Graham Flour always iii stock and sold at prices defying competition.

We expect by keeping good, pure, fresh goods, selling at reasonable prices, and treating all with uniform courtesy and fairness ta merit the patronage of (he public. Ve are running a delivery wagon and deliver goods Free ot Char-'o Notice of Final Settlement. Tf! Sttk of Kjwis, I ii I KM WOOD C'OtkTT. la the Probate court ia nni for mi eonnty. in 1 he matter ol the estate of frumau Uaibawai deer a-e4.

Crnlilors nod all olhfr frons interested iu the aforesaid estate, uro hereby notified, that at tbe uext regular term nf the probata court tu ami for aid county, to be begun u1 held at the court room i Kareka, county of Orcruwocd, State of oa the first Moudny in the mouth of July. A. D. 1Kn, I apply to said court for full aud aual eeUlctueui of aaid estate. Urn.

O. LoVrft, AdmiaUtratof Tliurmaa May ink, A. y. in, to any part of the city. Give us a call and be convinced of SOUTH RCOM OF WEST SIDli Fifladison! Of nance at once,.