Randolph Leader from Randolph, Kansas • 4

5" Valley House, A. IJ. McFAKLAND, Proprietor. HOARD, BEDS and ItOOMS FIRST CLASS. KITES EEA30NAUL FREE BUS TO AND FROM ALL TRAINS.

ROUND- OAK ACORN HEATERS WITJEL Complete Line of Coal and Wood Cooks. Dont forget that from $2.00 to $35,00 you can buy heaters this season, A MOST COMPLETE LINE to choose from. H. O. POLSON, RANDOLPH, KANS, Market Report, Corrected weekly by Johvi F.

Bockman. Prices for which articles are sold at retail In this market. lieans, Prime Navy, per It 5 Coffee, Uio, prime to choice 23 25 do Java, per lb Sorghum, per Gallon 40 Cheese, per It. 18f15 Eggs, fresh, per dozen 18 Butter, strictly choice, per tb 13 Is Dried Apples choice, per 6)4 Dried Peaches, per ft sjtf Sugar, choice yellow i do white coffee, per ft 10 Salt, Kansas, per bbl 1.25 Cut Nails, per It 8 Wire Nails, per ft 4 Konce wire, barbed, per ft-. 8V FencoStnples, per ft 4 Flour, per 100 fta 1.35 2.50 Com Meal, bolted, per lOOlhs.

1.00 Oat Chop, per loonbs b0 WE MAKE A SPECIALTY OF ENTERTAINING IN A I10SPIT. ABLE MANNER ALL LOCAL and TRANSIENT CUSTOMERS. RANDOLPH, KANSAS. RANDOLPH LEADER. FANCY CKEKK, Out.

8. O. Poison, wife and mother attended church services hero last Buudiy. Mrs. Orson King and daughter Nellie visited nt Mr.

Heller's over Sunday. Everybody Is busv buskins; coin. It turns out better even than anticipated Atkins Hudson, publisher. possession of the funds and books of the treasurer's oflice; and, Wiiriieas, This board has both by writ-ton notice and personal appeal demanded a settlement with tue count treasurer at this meeting, which has been by him refused, and for various and sundry other dirilectlons of tmty tn his ottice which are by law required of him therefore Kehoi.vkd, That the county attorney be and is hereby instructed to take such legal steps as will best remedy the evil complain- Price paid for country produce. Lard, per ft 7 Oats, per tmshel new, Corn, do 10 018 Potatoes, Irish, per bu 25 (fi SO Hogs, live, per 100 fts 3.40( 8.05 Our bovs defeated the Hobo Hill Base Niuo hero Saturday on a score of 4S to 28.

Miss Mellwain, of JManliattan, visited I ed of, Adopted by the board ot county commis Miss Florino Scirest last Friday and Bat DVCoore IN NOTIONS, FANCY GOODS, GLASSWARE, SILVERWARE, POCKET CUTLERY, LADIES and GENTS UNDERWEAR, TABLE LINEN, GLOVES, MITTENS AND HOSIERY, AT THE CASH BARGAIN HOUSE North Side Public Square, sioners ot Kiicy county, Kansas, tins win. urday. Everybody had aTgoodtlme nt the social THURSDAY, OCT. 81, KKl'llBUt'AN TICKET. For County Clerk C.Bamer.

Fur County Treasurer, Thomas Hunter. For Sheriff, Joseph M. Myers. For Kegister of Deeus, A. G.

Cress. For Surveyor J. W. Paul. jt'or Coroner, B.

F. Moriran. For Commissioner, Srd. district. J.A, lleece.

For District Judge It. Bpilman. IlEl'lHLICAN TOWNSHIP TICKET. day ot Octoner, issu. Hknky Tidyman, Chairman.

OllVIM.K llrNTHKSS, J.A, Reuck, County Commissioners. and entertainment at tho church evening. DR. W. W.

JONES, Cleburne, Kansas. Special attention glvw to diseases of women and children. Irwin and Clara Fryhofer were nt Dr. Thomas', in Leonardvillo, Saturday and CITY BARBER SHOP. Attest: O.

C. Burner, Seal County Clerk. Cancelled $34.12 of outlawed scrip. Cancelled serin paid by treasurer, $4051.48. Following claims were ordered paid District court foe bill 58 55 Probate court US 74 Justice of peace" 100 85 Co.

Atty. to 00 O. C. Bamer, county clerk 308 00 Manhattan, water for jail 4 15 O. W.

Campbell, sundiles 3 35 P. 11. McCord, jail and 807 50 thmUiik election notices 2600 For Trustee, For Clerk, For Treasurer, Justice of the Peace, For Constables, W. F. PETEIl.

C. J. MILLS. V. E.

JOHNSON. J. 11. DOW. GEO.

W. L1LLEY. A. C. OSBOKN.

J. ROGERS, PROPRIETOR. OLR JOHNSON, DEALER IN FURNITURE UNDERTAKERS GOODS. Sunday. Mrs.

Adam Schwein and Lou Wlcscn. danger were dowu to JJanhattnn Friday to see the dentist. Ed Worth, of Kansas City, traveling-man attended church Here Sunday and visited at Mr.Wra. Fryhoier's. Several ot our young folks will attend the Epworth District Convention in Manhattan, from Friday to Sunday.

The Epworth Literary League meetings that have been held at the school house on Friday evenings, have been discontinued, in order to reorganize the old society. The Epworth Lca.zne have purchased three dozen Epworth Hymnals lcr use at the meetings, which by the way are verv Interesting and quite numerously utteuded. Ju.vnita. Vi) Aminuiiceinmit. To the voters of ltllcy County.

I have announced myself as mi Intle endantcandidate for tlieolliceol Comity Commissioner for tue 3rd Commissioners District in said County. C. A. JOUNSMKYEH. C.

B. Hamilton blanks Chicago Lumber jail aect J. A. Reece, Co. Com A.

Tidyman, do O. Huntress, do if, 46 00 4.r00 83 00 Keeps a full line of FANCY GROCERIES "is SHAVING, HAIR CUTTING and SIIAMPOONING. SATISFACTION GUARANTEED. CIGARS, TOBACCOS, WW Also handles CLOCKS, WATCUES, SILVERWARE, JEWELRY, CHAMBER SETS, COFFINS, from now until the first day of Jauuary we shall send out a largo number of papers to persons who are not subscribers, and we want it distinctly understood thai no bill will ever be presented for the same. If the recipients think the paper is worth the subscription price, and wish to pay and TOILET ARTICLES EttV QUEENSWARE, LAMPS, MIXED PAINTS, W.

w. lioadley, teacher ex isou L.S. Fry, 13 00 M. Fortnpr. sundries 27 50 (i.

A. Atwood, printing CO 90 E. J. Webb, stamp for clerk Uist.court 4 00 It. M.

Mctirew, stono tor jail BO O. Huntress, rent 18 75 E. i. Pureed, rent 125 00 Wyckoff, Seanians fc Co. Stenog.

paper 1 90 A. J. Wliltford, jail supplies 35 70 Parker, Thompson fc Co. printing. 14 50 L.J.

Lyman, coroner 7 50 M. Former, sundries 6 45 Co. Treas 50500 P. W. Zeigler, sundries 1 20 Jerry Mitchell 1W It.

Gillett, meals for jurors 13 65 G. C. Wilder, probate judge 45 00 Treasurer ex 28 25 jiivve it continued, we shall be pleased to enter their names on our subscription book No one well be called upon to pay for this CASKETS, Shop two doors east of City Hotel. unless it is sent to them by their KANSAS. The Proceeding oftlie ltoai-il nf Comiuin-gloners of Kllry County.

Commissioners met Oct. 7th. Established road petitioned for by M. Z. Baird et al because of excessive damages claimed.

Board decided to vaca'e and relocate road petitioned for by Fred Toburen et al. Vacati road running east and west through center ol'8-10-0. Adobted viewers' reDort on J. F. Stewart OLESBURG, frrdor.

CLKIUJitNK. This beautiful litllo city of about 150 people is one of Riley county's booming J. W. Paul, county surveyor Hfioo MONEY SAVED By calling on W. HUDSON SOUS, Ean- road petition, vacating and relocating road viewed and surveyed.

Established road viewed on petition of P. N. Peterson etal. (i. vv.

Jiigmooihain, jail j.j 8. M. Fox, stationery 87 35 K. L. Irisl co.

atty. and rent 212 48 Corbett Orr, jail account HU E. K. Shaw, repairing clock 1 00 Drawing jury 6 00 R. Spousler, sundries 11 40 Itobt Allhiuhaiu.

error tax 2 50 FREDERICK, toctaitft iittil HORSESHOEING A SPECIALTY. dolph, Kansas, and examining their Large Stock of Harness and getting their prices, A. G. Cress, suudries 24 05 It. F.

Martin, stenographer 114 00 Otrden township, bridges 250 (X) Wildcat, do 2O0 00 Prol J. II. lien, county aunt 310 25 Their facilities for, manufacturing are not Viewers Ballard road 12 50 mid damages Toburen 145 50 excelled by any shop west of the Missouri River. We use nothing but the best No. 1 New view ordered on road petition or JN Ballard etal and J.

W. Blaln, Jas. Galian John Tennant appointed viewers, to meet Nov. 15i.li. Win.

Giles, Jesse Marine nnd John Vitte-toa appointed viewers John Poots road petition, to meet Due. 10th. A Stingtey, Sain Long and (1. W. Ilarrop appointed viewers on B.

Anderson, road petition, to meet Uee. 17th G. T. Poison, J. E.

Powell and G. H. Dean appointed viewers on new view P. B. Lewis toad, to meet Dee.

llth. E. E. Morris. Jerome King nnd J.

M. Hulse appointed on It. 1. Strom; road, to meet Dec. 14th.

Also road petition ot E. Emeriek, to meet Dec. 13. Phil Karrigan, Win. Simpson and Roht.

Lewis appointed on road petition of Geo. Avery et a to meet Dec. 13. W. W.

Iloadley and L. Fry appointed associates on board teacher examiners towns, having a large scope ot rich countrv from which to draw her support. located on tin eminence overlooking the fertile valley ot the Blue liver in Pot-tuwotuiuie county, the view is grand. The countrv populution is made up principally of Swedes and Bohemians, who are thrifty farmers. Tho city is located on tho Blue Valley about nine miles north of and eight miles south of Irving.

The following glances at the business interests of the city show what there is here Swenson Bros. 0, do a general mercantile and banking business. Hicy have large and well stocked store and do a big business. Palmer Son, the first firm to locate In the city, carry a large stock ot general lncr-chandise and do their share of the business M. F.

Dial are tho lumbermen nnd carry a good stock. They are newly located but report a line trade. Axel Palmer, the stock dealer, is a rus-tier at his business. C. W.

Reynolds runs a blacksmith and repairing shop, Iliiltgreen is their carpenter. Dr. W. V. Jones came to the city last spring and has worked into a large practice.

Dr. Jones has under process ot construction Oak Tanned Leather, the best of Hardware and I use only first quality slock and always guarantee satisfaction. Call on me at Martin road jo no Lewis road 6 00 Fortner, suudries 1 25 Pauper.acct 1003 12 O. C. a.

use it, County Clerk. IledldltlnHeirUBfeime. Will Gray, of Bala, killed Daniel Evan, of Topeka, Sunday afternoon, Oct. 27th ISM). Ban feeling had existed between the two men, both of whom had been employed nt or near Bala.

Suuday afternoon Gray came to liala on a cart and when about to go home was accosted by Evans who wanted him to fight. Gray declined to gee down and drove mi. where noon Evans ian behind lilm and School Dist. 03 appealed from decision of Co. and the decision was sustained.

Winkler's Mills, Kans. li. Daviesand J. F. Beckumn appointed to assist probate 1udgs examine and count funds in hands of county treasurer.

FeiTv license of Louis Wiley was revoked, a neat business house which he will stock lip with drugs when completed. M. Vilaudor, the postmaster, has his of- HISTORIES OF THREE FRENCH CANADIAN HORSES OWNED BY ADAM WHITE, MAYDAY, KS. CHARLEY DUFRAUE. manufacture all of our Harness here and can give you a better Harness for less money than any shop in Central Kansas.

Our stock of Square and Shaped Blankets was bought early for spot cash and will be sold at very low prices. Our stock of All Wool, Plush and Fur Robes is complete and we can give you a bargain in them. We have a very large stock of Collars of all kinds; Lady's and Men's Saddles a very large and attractive stock. We make a specialty of fine Light Harness, double and single. We carry a full line of all kinds of good3 usually kept in a first-class Harness Store, consist lice tn Swenson urcs.

store and is accomo. T. Denover was licensed to run Havs ferry. Probate judge, R. Davies nnd F.

Beck-man tiled written statement that they had made a "forinnl demand for admittance Into the treasury for the purpose of making the regular quarterly examination, whereupon the treasurer refused to allow them admission into the treasury for such purpose." Following document was introduced by Comnilssloiier Huntress aud adopted by the board Wherkas, The probate judge of Riley county, and his assistants have filed their report for the present nuarter wherein they say that they are unable to make the usual examination because of being refused tried to pull him off tlw cart. Gray stopped the horse and got dowu. He threw Evans coat over his head, and threw him to the ground, then he started to Kt on the cart. Evans arose, seised two stones and ran alter Gray, who dodged him around the cart and horse three times when Evans turned in the opposite direction and threw one of the atones, striking Gray on the head making a deep scalp wound. Grey then turned on him with a drawn pen-knife and made one slash at Evans laying open the abdomen.

Evans died alter two hours suffering. Gray gave him sell up to the constable who took him to Manhattan. Gray was released to attend the coroners Inquest which was held Monday afternoon. dating to all. E.

llorton, the station agent, ts a very pleasant gentleman. E. 13. Douglas has charge of tho school At this place, which is progressing finely. CiuiaEY Dukkaue Gray horse foaled June 2nd 1885.

Sired by the celebrated Dufrauc stallion. His dam was by Joe Malctte. a stillion raised at Three Rivers of pure French ex. GAKRIHOX, Oct. 29th.

Mn. Editors: As yon treated us so nice-ly last week wo are Inclined to write again and give you some of the news lroin our corner of the earth. The Literary list Friday evening was not ANNUAL REPORT 30th. 1888, and Ending traction. Emzear Geoffrey, St.

Felix do Evalouls, County of Jolicttc, Province of Quebec. Of Jackson Township for tho Year Commencing; Oct Oct. 88th. 1880, Oct. Jan.

1888, 1889, 30 24 28 28 ing, in part, of Team, Drover and Buggy Whips, Curry Combs, Brushes, Sweat Pads, Buggy Cushions and Lazy Backs, Buggy Tops and many other articles too numerous to mention. When in need of anything in our line call and see us. as brilliant a success as it might have been. 'A little more hulp from thoso who come to listen would be a great help. Miss Mary (Hunt taught school Friday afternoon lor her sister, Luellu.

Miss Louella (Hunt attended the teachers examination at Westmorland Saturday, re-turnlnit on the 10 o'clock train. Misses Lou nnd Nettie Smith visited friends and relative at Stockdale Saturday. Theio were no preaching Sunday evening. Miss Katy Elliott went over to Arlspe last Saturday to attend the wedding of lit aunt. She expects to be gone a week.

Bnrn at the resilience of John Floberg a boy, Oct. 'iV IM. Born at the residence of S. B. Cockrell, a boy, Oct.

28, 18SB. Miss Mollie Frazell- has started to school again. We saw Win. Winkler and our man tew h. cr wending i tieir way up Dry Creek Sunday March April 8 2 W.

HUDSON SONS KANSAS. 1 RANDOLPH, evening, weaiwavs supposed mere were May July PRINCE of ST. GABRIEL. Pkince ok St. Gabriel: Brown colt, foaled May 20, 1880.

Sired by Demon, a pure French staillon that weighed 14001b, could trot In three minutes and was sold for $2500., to go to the United Slates, for a stock horse. Prince's dam was a black mare of good style and action, a prize winner wherever shown and one ol the best Frencli mares In the Province of Quebec. A pure St. Lawrence. Bought from Joseph Savisos.

St. Gabriel, P. O. Province of Quebec. BLACK PRINCE.

ErirnANiA, Province of Quebec. "We duly certify that a black stud bought from Napoleon DcCosti, ot Montreal, was raised by a farmer of tho name of Coutant, of the above mentioned place, and sold to Adam White. Tho namo ot tho horse is Black Prince, four years old, all black, except a little white mark on the left hind weighing in condition long tail and mane, is sired by Black Lion, that was sold for $1200, ho by a pure St. Lawrence, kept purposely for mates. Dam of Black Prince is half St.

Lawrence aud half Heart of Lion. J. JONES, Auctioneer, Balance in Treasurer County Treasurer Chas. Heller, Road overseer, Foster Lumber Co, Lumber J. Frank Sicljcrt, Road overseer, A.

Quist, F. Vawter, Blanks, J. II. Colt, Printing, C. J.

Mills, Clerk's fees, W.F. ter, Trustee's fees V. K. Johnson, Treasurer's fees, Foster Lumber Lumber, Old Lumber on Fancy Creek bridge A J. Quist, Road overseer, Foster Lumber Lumber, R.

I). Heath, Lumber, Frank Htraub, Blacksinithing, 8. Secrest, Material, .1. II. Ooll, Printing, Enoron No, 13 J.

Frank Siebcrt, Rond ovevscer, A. J. Quist, O. C. Lund, John F.

Rcckman, Nails, Chas. Walters, Clerk Election, J. L. Hudson, Foster Ltimdcr Lumber, Jas. II.

Dow, J. V. Nelson, Judge Election, J. W. Paul, Surveying, F.

B. Vawter' Blank, C.J. Mills, as Clerk, W. F. peter, as Trustee, K.

Johnson, as Treasurer, R. D. Heath, Lumber. Chas. Heller, Road overseer, P.

U. Lewis, Legal advice, Co. Treasurer, A. J. Quist, Road work, J.

Frank Siebert, Bolts and nails John Holinstrom, Labor on road, A. (f. Johnson, E. M. Hearose Enill Swnnson Ceo.

S. Green, Legal advice, B. Vawter Co Blanks, It. D. Heath, Lumber, John Olson, Road overseer, J.

H.Colt, Priming, Chas. Heller, roadoversecr, Foster Lumber Co. W. F. Peter, Trustee's fees Chas.

Mills Clerk's fees V. 10. JoluiBon, Treasurer's fees Balance 30.12 19U.80 6.00 12.14 12.3.r 1 00 15.2.) 4.90 3.0!) 3 00 3.00 100.00 17.50 fi.00 (111.07 11.5.- 1.25 3.50 11.80 1.34 21.40 20 4 27.83 3.S0 2 00 2.00 7.30 2.00 2.00 4.00 1.00 2(1 25 27.00 20.00 12 45 7.2.1 5.00 204.49 7.J50 1 30 3 00 2.25 8.00 1.50 5.00 4.45 10 44 2315 COO 325 22.80 300 2 00 48.C0 507.4.-, 507.4) penditures of Jack" FOR Lumber, Pumps and Windmills. Special Prices on PUMPS, WINDMILLS, PIPE FITTINGS. E.

HOLM BRO. OLESBURG, KANSAS. no nsn in ury ureek. Miss Katie Bevard was visiting In Garrison the last of the week. She lias returned to her home in llolton, Kans.

Chas Curry was nominated by tho Republican caucus as the candidate for trustee ol Green township. Miss Lizzie Liika who has been working for A.N. Simnis the miller, returned to tier home In Junction City. Her return was paused by tho Illness of her mother. Miss Lizzie Willey is now working at Mr.

Simnw. F. M. Smith was doing some repairing at Winkler's ills This Is about all the news this black bird lias been able to sec this week. Died; At, the residence of Thompson, Oct.

Frank Thompson, nge about sixteen His funeral was held at the family residence. Sermon preached by Rev. (ion, Knaka. A brlgrt, boy and a good son has passed to Ills reward. T.

D. Fenner went tq Olsbunr. Monday on business. F. M.

Smith and daughter Nettie spent part of Friday in Randolph trading. Dm Chow. Will cry sales at reasonable rates. Satisfaction guaranteed. Address all orders care Leader office, Randolph, Kansas.

Oct. 28 T. BRANDENBURG, BLACKSMI1H ail W. Sacosts. i Witnesses.

J'j. A. GRATTON. Tho Township Boards report published in this issue shows the Township in 48. In debt.

This is because the board Is unaide lo secure money due the township from the county treasurer. a PATENTS. Caveats and Trade Marks nbialned, and all Patent business conducted for moderate fees. Our office is opposite U. S.

Patent Ollice and we can secure patent In less time and nt less cost than those re te from Washington. Send model, drawing or photo, with description. We advise. If patentable or not. tree of charge.

Our fee not due till patent Is secured. A little book, "How to Obtain Patents," with names of actual clients In your State, county, town sent free. Address, O- KTOW CO-Opposite Patent OJljco, Washington, P. Council was called to the bedside pf j)ls slcjc father at McPlierson, Wednesday. Two I'nperi for tho Trice of One.

A SI'LENPID OFFER. Having made special arrangements with the publishers of tue Topeka weekly Capital, a splendid 8-patre tamlly newspaper, published atTnpekn, and worthy of patronage, we are enabled to offer the Randolph Leader and the Topeka weekly Capital, bnth one year, for $1.50 Every Kansas man should have his county paper for home news and a paper from the capital of the state. Give this combination a trial. up F. L.

Irish and John Elliott came from Manhattan yesterday afternoon. ALL WORK AVAB, RANTED. Shop nt East Randolph, Kans, The Knights ol Pythias boys have announced a Thanksgiving ball. E. Johnson, Treasurer of Jackson Tp..