The Sterling Evening Republican du lieu suivant : Sterling, Kansas • 4

ANSWERED PROMPTLY. G-vrninfl bulletin. J. ALLEN PORTER, A cltloii of an cunliTit htule. who Miles W'irsliing, fubllalitH) Dally, xci fiumlny, 1 13 Broadway Street.

By LAMB, POWERS 4 PRESCOTT, Ileal blalr, Inn ami Insuranco Agent tli'nli'oi tn liKutii In a utNttrn tumi, wrote to a feu I ehtato llnu In HurM-r, fur in regard to that town. His letter was publltfhed In the Harper St it Hut I of lunt Saturday, with an auMwer by the editor, which publlHhcd by requeitt (the nullie be Subscription 15 ctnls pr wk. 1 Advertising rati made kuowu 011 i)ii atSon NKWS NOT KM The Mauri, HI.il Cannl bill nie4 Mis liriiuii iioue of Lord mi I lie mil- AuirukU KroJerlrk imtoj Uur-mull liiitfuut, UiihI ill lleiiltt recently, Utfttd eitfiny live. A Iwiivy ruin visual Western Kjiiu on the sill. Klixtit tlumuiio loin) corn in Hukllt'uiiiiiy.

The HulHuriuu I'ubiudt hits ivliiiwl be. ('suns ft umiiiile tliq Mmikiers mul the ItdKciii. Ttia toiieHituii' strike in Little Rack, hu been t-uiiiiriiiuei) mid tlia men liuvu I'l'Hiiini'il work. lien llulliiluv, tlm fumou pony express nnil overluiid mayn 1111111, liol ul I'ui umid, ouiho hili fniiii psralysis. The rili Crimen bill puHsril ll thirJ preparod to mako Farm Loans at 6, 7, 8 or 9 per cent.

l.oral nollera 5 etmU per Hue eli Insertion ing omitted): The following letter was received to Monday Evening, July 1 1, 'S7. Money ready as soon as papers are signed, I do my own Inspecting in uh fimtl IStiiiiMntlm a Mo1" ur in the Wurltl. day by Metrs. bhrlver it Luuaugh, reiil estate nircuU. The tfeiitleiuen nut having the time to devote to It gave It to UH to answer: June 6 THE CITY IN BRIET.

The Wtwkly Jlui.i.KTix, $1 ywtr. KANSAS. STERLING, Ui ili ir (o Im'Mu III um yutxl Iiiwii, unit will be uliliirtHl ir yuu will rumliiiK in the liriiioli Hhiibh of Commons J. Kiik1 moved Into the Marnhull miiT the rulluH lug iMU'llun nt yuur earliest What klml uf uaius and fur. lii-arliiK miliimU ilo you have In yuur stfllujir limine to-dny.

011 1)10 siti by a vote or to Wltiiuia Huh on ami Mm Kunice Kinney, hui'li a iiurk, wild lurky, nntiluHi, iur, skunk, mink, bunver, wulvra, ullr, numkmU mnl "coons" mnl In wliftt iimtitlili are A rain stonu oocurrod early thin of l'ulfntiiio, were struck by light- morning nouthwent of thin city. wny iiiiiiiii FAIR BROWN, IN Dry Goods and Groceries, Oka We ure glad your let The road to the river bridge, when ter bus fallen Into our hands, for If finished, will he one of the hext In the innjr while underatree the other evening and both killed. Advices from I'iiIhiiiio report further duullik from cholera. All llio (torts (if Houiliorn Knrepu hure quarantined vessels urrivmg from Hicily. J.

(I. Hubljiird, Coiuervstlvo, lii been ruiftud to the rtritinh iieoruvo, and Charles there Is anything we like to do It Is to expose the golden opportunities of the great west to the wondrous iriue of The thermometer reirlHtered at rustic mijmms from Illinois. We nave 8. K. corner of Jtrondway and Monroe, 8TERLINO, KANSAS.

one o'clock thin afternoon, and HH at a wouderlul game country here the Kreut bunker, will couteit for the vucsiit scut In the llmnw of Commons. only a short time ago a couple of boys three o'clock. weni out ami naggeu a polar bear aim Knuliioer John HciHt mid Fireman James a wagon load ot seals, and several Harry Wilkes went up to Lamed this morning to nee his mot her-ln-luw, reputable citizens recently saw three HuckiHh were fatally Injured by the explosion of a boiler in the Kxcalnior mine at who la very tick. elephants in the heavy timber Just east of town. The mountains of this CLOTHING A PECIALTY We carry a com phi te line, and can fit anyone, from a 4-year old child up.

A full line of Short, Fat Men'n sizea, Tall, Slim Men'n, and Youths' and Hoys. We open our Third Invoice for the Spring and Summer trade thin week. Every garment ia new and of the very latest cut and finish. We have a full line of Summer Alpaca Coats Vests, Silk Warp and Seersucker Coats and Vests, Linen Dusters all sizes. White Vests, and in OHkulooio, lowu, the oilior day.

The cause of the oxploitlon was uuknowu. section uf Kansas are tilled with all Buimoiis failuroti (Pun's reimrt) during HuHlness very quiet In all branches, but the prospects for a good kinds of large game, and our citizens, the seven dityi ended July 7 numbered for tho Culled and for CanatlalS; totul, 1.V4, ngalimt 11 for the nrovioui wcok wnen not: ugnung Indians or burying Illinois plljrrims. are ensrniretl In hunt full trade are bright. ing niouiiuun uon and arri.ziv bear. Did you hear anybody suy that he was a candidate for a county ofllce and ITU for the corresponding wcok of lest year.

Skunk uro not as plentiful in Kansas as they are in Illinois, but you can Tho June tire record shows the I unrest this fall? What's the matter with THIM HPAt'K UNSERVED foil THE ST. JOHN MARSH COMPANY, Tin' Li-mlliiK I.umhxriurii In the Ar-liminnH Vnllev. nnu "coons" about Wlclil. We tiro Ion of any Juno on record excontinir think this country would Just about them? June, 1877, the mouth of the grout Are at sun your sourinar ambition. Air.

HI Johns, ow llniumvlck. The total Is All of our prominent citizens laid the Ed Collins says that Henry Mummer can sit down on a curb stone BKuliiKt for June, AM, iounuuiion or tneir lortunes by trap- ana lurgcr than the average or June tires for ten yeurs previous to 10 by nearly dug seal along the banks of Sand harder than any other man of his 6 i reek and selling the hides to ladies on board the Cunard steamers that The tenants of Hir Alexander Jardine's run up here every summer. If vou conclude to come, you inigut bring a eitates in Dumfroiashlre, Soctlund, huve roaolvcd to adopt the plan of cumpaign. They demanded either a reduction of rents, revaluation or release from farms at Wbitcsuntide. It was rumored thut ten shot gun with you for use in hunting uuuaio, as mat animal lias to be shot unon the wine, and vou would find It aimcuii 10 mi tnem every time with ants of other estates intended to tnko aiml- Inr action.

1 D. J. FAIR, a rifle. If you have a 22-callbre six- snootcr you nad better bring it along, Hold Keopt. Kansas Cm, July lft Thomas L.

tor you win nnd it usenu in defend We understand the ladles of the M. E. church will have an Ice cream social on the grounds of the parsouuge to-morrow evening. Mrs. Barton, aunt of Mrs.

Longan, returns to her home In Missouri this evening. Her mother will remain here till she is entirely well. Elder Kendrick, of the Christian church, took the Mo. Taclfic train this morning for Ballna, where he goes on a matter of private business. A.

R. Clark and W. B. Wirshingdo Wholesale and lietail Dealer in Keif, general agent of the New England Life lusurance Company, Is a defaulter to ing yourself against bed bugs as you pass through Missouri. As we said the amount of t-OOO.

Ho has absconded. uetore, we are glad that we have seen tj your letter, because we are reconciled to death. We have always feared that our valuable young life might be cut off before we haa heard of the MARKET RElWTii Untin ami Provision. St. Loma.

July 8. PLOCB Sternly anil dull: XXX. champion all-round idiot, but we are Sash, Doors, Blinds and Hardware, Barbed Wire and Fence Posts, reauy to go now. ir you need any not fancy sleeping on the ground dur XX. td.WSi.S.'); family.

ri.W(i-.'.; choice, (3.10 more information, come right to funuy. i.int.1.70; extra fancy, 3.Ua us and open your guileless young Ing their trip to Texas, and have pro Plaster Paris, 4.15; patent. U.10ml.3. vided themselves with cots. I nearc, ana we win sturr your suiier-ing system chuck full of knowledge.

Wheat Weak and lower; No. red. cash, Paint, Glass and Cement. T4'fQT4C; July, August, lluihling Paper, Nails, Stone, and Coal. STERLING, Col.

Donaldson writes that he is We will have a new luhatlo asylum September, TVtK.7N1tCC. GENTS' FURNISHING GOODS we take the lead. As soon as we see anything new we buy it. Our HAT AND STRAW GOODS DEPARTMENT is always full of the very latest styles. Corn Dull; No.

mixed cash, siaas'io; doing as well as could be expected, completed by the time you arrive, and you will be warmly welcomed, (iood KANSAS. July, August, WVVVte. and is well satisfied with the progress Oats Weuk but II rm; cash. July, hye, Let Us Unite. he is making towards recovery.

x4ia; August, 21', September, il'c. HAMILTON IRISH. M. QUIGI.EY Ktl Numlnul at 3(lo. Babi.by Out or season.

Mr. H. S. Plummer and laniily ex Producs Butter, II rm and steady; choice "United we stand, divided we to fancy creamery, lO'dllto; do. dairy 12410s.

pect to start for Pennsylvania on Thursday next, to look after business IRISH QUIGLEY, EKgi, dull at HfiH'io. on me scnooi nouse question as on any other. It Is useless to argue the PaovisioNS Porlt, moss. ll.vr15.S9 tor interests In the Keystone State. Irregular new.

Lnrd, prlmo steam, Kfl.W. -Dealers in- necessity of more school rpom, and as Bulk meats, boxed shouldnrs, SS.T&i longoloar. County Attorney Brinkerhoff came the majority of our people want two olear ribs, 7.76i7,HI; short cloar, (8.00. over from Lyons this afternoon ru HARDWARE. Jlacon, shoulders, (U.lj'tejiS; long olear and LUMBER North Broadway, clear ribs.

short clear, (U.2S. Hams, mor has It to Institute prosecutions for new school houses, why not all pull together in harmony and vote for them If wo ever expect to build up stoutly ut (ll.uoi4.ou Sterling, Kansas. Our New Silk Hat Takes ihe Lead. WHISKY-Stoatly at (1.05. violations of the prohibitory law.

Prof. Alf Jones, of Fairbury, 111., ar Cattlk Firm; choice heavy native stoors. our city, we must be united, and work H.S.4.40; shipping steers, t3.834.2fl; butch' ers' steers, S3.ll 14.10. SPECIALTIES rived here last Saturday evening with together for the common good. The SuBCP I'lrm; clipped, lninbs, (.1.00 hia fftmllv.

and is visitinsr with his ASH GROVE WHITE LIME, CEMENT, PLASTER, HAIR, LINSEED OIL, PAINTS, west and south sides of the city need 4.00. brother-in-law, James Armstrong. Our store is crowded with school houses, and should have them. riv.KC.is, rueis Anu oako rinc wikc EfBranch Yards at Allien, Kansas. HooS Active and firm; choice heavy an butchers' selections, (5.S0&5.S0: packing grades.

Capt. W. F. Stevens is putting up The election occurs to-morrow, at the engine house, and we want to see a Yorkers, tN.934i5.-i:. new crooas.

and as we bnv the commissary stores, for the company that is going to Texas Wednesday. CHIOAQO. July 9. FLOnn XTnchangod; winter patents, (4.57ft full turn-out. Citizen.

For the Panhandle. He will see that nothing is forgotten 4.50; soutborn winter wheat flour. for Cash and take the benefit, of of all discounts we cam soft spring wheut patents, (I.004.!i5. No. 8 Wheat No.

spring, mimia; Judge A. It. Clark, Col. Frank Law- FRANK WATERS, Proprietor of The Forest City Shaving Parlors, First door south of German Drug Store, Sterling, Kansas. Manufacturer of and Dealer In Boots and Shoes.

Ladies' Fine Shoes a Specialty. Under Opera House Stehling, Kanakas. Messrs. Wood Haston bought the big bunch of horses that were being spring, 63o No. red, 73)474o.

head, Maj. Gen. W. F. Stevens and COUN i0.

4 Oats No. i i i i 4 Q. M. Gen. AV.

B. Winning leave driven through here last Friday, and ara now offering them for sale in lots Wednesday evening for Dodge City, and will sell as cheap, if not cheaper than, any other house in the center of Kansas. It Baiiley No. 4, nominal. to suit purchasers.

where they will meet J. E. Shepler choice Pboddcb Iluttor. tlrm; good to creamery, iHiutiiW; choice dairy, lOgilOa. C.

F. Stewart, manager of The St. ggs, W.miM lor fresh, and E. Stevens with wagons ready to transport them to Farwell, the new town in Hansford county, Texas. The John Marsh Lumber Company, ar Provisions Pork, mess.

(15.00a6.0J. Lard. McVAY KLINE, Dry Goods 1 Groceries, Highest Cash Prices paid for all kinds Of Country Produce. is impossible to mention all (0.37'4. Short rib sides, loose, H7.624.

Boxed meats, dry salt shoulders, tG.59Q5.00; short rived home this forenoon, from his two weeks visit to relatives and distance from Dodge City is 150 miles. cloar sides, (7.95:a 8 00. The company is well supplied with Whisky Distillers finished goods, 11.10. friends in Minnesota and Wisconsin Merchants Pay 10 Cents for Butter. Cattle Finn and steady; shipping steers.

provisions and other articles needed Kansas. Stkiilinq, (3.30.33.40: stockcrs and feeders, (1.50&3.00. the Bargains we have to offer, but we olaim to have the most willing clerks to show The Hadlock Brothers sold a burial case to be taken to ltaymond on an overland trip, and will no doubt Shkkp Strong and steady; common to good have an enjoyable time. They will natives, I9.0K34.5; western grados, (3.00 8.85; lambs (1.50S8 50 per head. for the reception of the remains of a be absent about two weeks.

Hoos Strong and steady; rough und mixed. (5 packing and shipping, (5.155.25. Those who do not goods, and who take pleasure in doing so, of any house in The Camp Meeting. We are informed that the M. E.

New Yohk. July 9 J. P. KING, Dealer In Watches, Clocks, Jewelry and Silverware. Musical Merchandise, Curtains and Curtain Fixtures, Pictures, Wall Paper, Stationery, Etc.

Stkulino, Kansas. Fmhjr Active; superfine western and stato, are not common to good extra western nnd camp meeting at Driver's grove, sev state, t8.mt8.05; common to choice extra St. Louis, (3.15C15.00. he country. We want every en miles southeast of town, does not commence till Wednesday, the 13th.

Whbat Moderately active; ungraded red, 81 body to see our different lines No. 8 rod, 84c: No. red, 87c; July, August, 85.85c; September, 85', 80c; October, 87(ij87iio Novembor, Putting in the Hydrants. of goods, look them over care CORN steady; ungraded, No. 8, The contractors are at work to-day Therefore, take your J.

RINHER, Hardware, Guns and Ammunition July, August, September, 47tf4c; October, 48o. putting in the hydrants at the street OATS Higher; mixed western, 84'37c; white western, 895Mlo. cofners. Private service pipes will be next order. young man who died there, and which were shipped to Kentucky Sunday morning.

T. C. Magoffin turned out two coffins yesterday." One for Anna, daughter of Jonas Hirschy, aged one year, the other for the five months old son of Peter Hirschy, both from south of the river. Yesterday was a delightful day, and we are pleased to announce that the churches were well attended, every one of the ten having good congregations at both morning and evening services. The Electric Light Company that put in the plant at Hutchinson are anxious to submit propositions to our City Council, and it is rumored that proposals are already here and will be submitted at the meeting to-night.

The Investment Company held their meeting this morning at Page's office, Rye No market. Barley No market. 1 The express driver left a package at Produce Butter, firm; western, loffllftwe Manufacturer of TINWARE and Sealer in STOVES, ST07E FIXTURES, ETC. -TO- the Palace drug store last Saturday, western creamery, lflgilUHc. Eggs, quiet; western fresh, M'i'0Uo.

addressed, as he thought, to J. M. Provisions Pork, steady nnd active; mess Henry. Joe was not expeetipg any fully and get our prices. No one need send away on account of low prices, as we will duplicate" any Kansas City prices on the same make of goods, We have just opened a line of Summer Silkc SHAY'S Ilcpnlrinfr Done Neatly, U4.aV314.T5 for old: (I5.15irjil5.25 for new.

Cut meats, tlrm; plokled hams, UHUe; pickled bellies, 8o; pickled shoulders, Oio; western picliled hams, Lard, lower and heavy; western steam spot, (0.80; city steam, (0.40. Kast side ofBroadwav. three doors-south of Cattle Dressed beef dull at for PostoiHce. package, and was at a loss to know who could be sending him anything. Upon opening the package his surprise was great when he found it consisted of bibles, testaments and hymn books, which led him to a closer in sides.

STERLING, KANSAS. Sheep Firm; sheep (3.505,T5; lambs, (4.50 J. C. TURNER, Bonier in Hoos Steady; live hogs sold at (S.OOfflOJSO. spection of the address, whitih he Kansas city.

July 0. D. B. HIGLEY, FlflOU-Dull; XX, T5o; XXX. 8500o; Hardware, Stoves, family, (1.001.10i choice.

(J.ao1.40; fanoy, ll.501.5r; extra fancy. patent, tl.flwarf.oo; rye, (I.80JM.5U. Real Estate and Loan Broker. at .40, 45 and 50 cents, that is not first cost on the goods. They are just the thing for children's dresses.

found was Rev. W. M. Haney, and not Joe M. Henry, It is needless to say that the books were safely and quickly delivered to the right party, but it cost Joe a small sum to pay for those Climax cigars before the boys would consent to keep the affair from Farm Implements, Wheat No.

soft wlntor, cash, C5o bid, asked; July, 05c bid; August, OOo bid, Sterling, Kansas. Loans Money on Real Estate on Three to STo asked. No. 2 red winter, cash, 03c bid; July, 03o bid, (lie usked. Seven Years' time.

Money available as soon as papers are signed, Also Loans on Chattel Security, Qlve ine it call. Corn Qulot; No. Scasli, bid, 80o asked; uly, Simcbid; August, SDJJe bid, 800 atod. Headquarters for Farm Wagons, Pumps, Hose, lawn Mowers, Etc, Olilce In llrown's lllork, Brosdwsy, STERLING, KANSAS elected a Board of Directors, appointed a committee to examine the Treasurer's books, and one to revise the By-Laws, after which the meeting adjourned to 4 o'clock p. m.

There has been some trouble about the adoption of the plans for the new Baptist church to be built on the corner of Main and Seventh streets, hence the delay. But we understand that everything is now satisfactorily settled and work will begin at once, "Inclosed find my check for 2, for which send me the Evening Bulletin." We have lately received many letters of this kind, and would remark that the Evening- Bulletin is becoming popular, both at home and The Largest and Best Assortment of Casolino Stoves In tho City. the newspaper men. Horses For Sale. Wood Haston have for sale 50 head of good riding and driving horses, also buggies and harness, at their stable on Monroe street.

The horses will be sold on long or short time to responsible parties. Terms easy. Call around ana examine these horses and buggies. 4f)-d2t wit Wood Haston. Landscape screen doors, luiinl-some and cheap, for salp bv The Bt.

John Marsh 'Lumber Co. fidtf OATS No, cash, 880 asked; July, 81 bid, asked; August, bid, ic asked September, filStf b(d, asked, i i i Bra No bds pop offerings, i Produce Butter, firm; ai-earnery," fancy, 10c; good, 14o; fine 'dairy, store packed, choice, 10lic Eggs, steady at 9o. Provisions Hams, Ko breakfast bacon, lOtfo; dried beef, lUu; mess pork, (15.00; tierce lard. (fl.i; olear rib sides, smoked, 18.25; long clear, (8.15; shoulders, (0.85; short clear, KMX). Cattle Dull; cows, (1.758.85; butchers, (8.15(23.80; shippors, (3.05S4.00.

Sheep Good in demand at 3.50(Si3.i5 and some cholc Inmbs at (1.00; stockcrs Btf.as. HOOS Lower; fair to good packing, (4.853 f.05; light, (4.00544.70. Proprietors of We have just received a newr invoice of Trunks, Valises and Kantf Satchels at very low prices; I23 Broadway. The City Meat Market. The 10 Cent Store Has Jnst received the cheapest lot of GLASSWARE Ever hrnuKht to the city.

Lamps oUpll styles. at lowest prices. Also, a full line of Ladiks' and Gknts' Hosiehy, Haxdkbkchikfs anil Notions. N'nrth room, Walton Ifonse. Fresh anil Salt Meats alwavs on hand.

Cash paid for Hides, Tallow and Kara. Fresh Vegetables Every Day. nbroad. Will our business men he 1 J1iiOadvav, Stkhlixo, Kassas. able to catch on?.