Udall Sentinel from Udall, Kansas • 5

Score. SENTINEL PASS-WORDS. I ii Mil WWh Of tho (Kimo plnyed by the) WinfleW aud Udall clubs last Momli'y at WlnfloUt. Celebrate to-morrow. A S.E.N I Uiull, Kansas.

FRIDAY, JULY 3, 1885, Winfield 1st 2d 3d 4tu5th.6th,. Services nt the Baptist church Sun- day. S. M. VVortliington brought some ripe Roam Iauid Tidd Jonos peaches to town yesterday.

The first NEW goods; 3 0 0 0 10 0 8 0 10 111 11 1 1 1 1 1 1 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 1 0 1 1 0 TOALL MARKET. of tho season. (Corrected weekly by Smith HildobrandO Holbmok. 8ml rh R. J.

Gardner and Dr. G. E. Knicker Fat hops, cwt Corn, bu 3f Lo.and Total 1 10 1 4 4 1 I 0 ...20 bocker will accompany W. 0.

McKin-lay in his western-trip, for their health and recreation. wuoat, bu Oatt, 1m lb 10 Ems, doi 10 Livo poultry, Wdoz 2.50 Norton Greenland, To-morrow, at the grove, -after tho Summer White-Gdodsy Lawns, Buntings, 'Extra cJwi Ginghams and' everything choice and new for Ladles Sui, i game of baso ball, tho second nine of Oininl Fridley 0 1 0 0 1 0 0 0 0 1 0 0 0 0 1 0 0 0 0 0 0 1 1 0 0 0 AN EXCITING RECITAL Voorhlt'3 the Udall Dudo club will challenge the winners to pull a rope with them. liouirlass iiivr uvuf. j. uvy ucdu iiul civ miyvdt, ucv y.Ajitu Oueensware and Glassware in the city, Complete dine Of tho Extraordinary Inducements Held Out See the advertisement of Richard's by Easiness Men to their Customers.

Clothing and Gents farniMng. goods, and- targe and choi Total 0 3 0 0 18 1 6 addition' in another column. Squire Wm. B. Norman, agent.

Tho Squire has a largo list of desirabo farms and line of Prices as low as the lowest. Bradley has chimney brick. Sugars at Smith Ilildobrands lots for safe. Screen'doors at tho Badger Lumber Tho damage to the M. E.

church by Score, 6 to 20. As will bo seen, tho Winfield boys piijt it all over our boys. The reason advanced by our boys for such a humiliating defeat is that tho Winfield 1k3's have the best pitcher in Southern Kansasone who throws a curved ball that cannot be hit. Our boys say that tho Yard. i Horse covers at Fitzsimmon's harness Come and see Us, GRAY BROTHERS, Udall, Kansas, the recent wind storm is estimated by exports to bo $25.

It was covered by insurance, and has been made good by tho company. shop. Bnstcoalin the market at Bull en's Ever alert to the wants of their cus Winfield club treated thorn very nicely. The Dudes will likely play the cyclones on our ball ground in the near James T. Dale, Udall, Kansas, pays tomers, the enterprising firm of Smith Hilderbrand have recently purchased a large refrigerator, with which they cash for grain future.

Ladies fine shoes a speciality at Smith Hildebrand's intend keeping all perishable articles in good shapo. New lot of shirting, prints, elegant J. J. Rudd, whoso case for assault on I will preach Udall at the Christian church on Friday evening July 10th on styles, at Gray Bros. Large assortment of fly nets at Fitz Simmon's harness shop.

"The Two Witnesses," in Rev. 11th Thos. M. Toms, was continued to yesterday in Judge Buckman's court, was found guilty and fined $5 and 53 costs. Ho payed up and went home.

Winfield Courier. chapter. "They were clothed in sack Bradley keeps lime, plaster, cement, cloth, then killed and lay in the street hair, building paper and paint. three days and a half, then came to Alpaca, Serge and Secrcuccf coats life and stood upon their feet." Every Fred Greenland was showing us Wed and linen dusters at Gray Bros. one should hear this discourse; so don't nesday r.n exhibition of his skill in the Do you know that now is the time to-buy furniture at the lowest possible prices at the Udall Furniture Store? It will be to your interest to come in and examine our goods and get our latest prices.

We aim to1 keep the latest styles. We' receive new goods every week. C. II. Abbott.

Gray Bros, have the largest stock of fail to come out on that evening. cutting out of copper the initials, boots shoes to be found in Udall. W. W.HOl'KINS. Complete assortment of lumber at S.

designed for the new caps of the boys belonging to the Udall Sentinel Band. They are real tasty, and will be very ornamental. J. W. Snodgrass Co's.

lumberyard. PERSONAL. If you want a good title, buy your Miss Barnes, ofMulvane, was here farm of 'Wm. B. Norman.

The Udall Dude Base Ball club met this week. Choice fresh groceries always on hand II. H. Hanson has been on the sick at Smith Ilildebrand.s. Udall, Ks Wednesday night and reorganized with the following membership; Steve Gi-rard, Frank Wallace, Tom Nor list this week.

Gray Bros, have tho largest and cheapest stock of straw goods in the Mayor Robt. Ratliff took in the coun ton, Fred Greenland, Mr. Weeks, Bill Brown, John L. Sullivan, W. Buhrlage I ty seat Monday.

city. and Noah Douglass A good team. Dan Haynes of Red Bud, was in the If you are going to build get J. W. Snodgrass, of tho new yard to city Monday.

An exhibition was held last night at W. O.Covel was a visitor at the coun figure on your bill the Centennial school house in Maple ty seat last Saturday. township.it being the closing day of Smith Hildebrand will be recieving SffEIIG-D ALE' HIED; Ferd Wentz is home from a visit to riew goods daily now for six months the term, under' the instruction of Miss McWilliams, who is an effecient teach Bear this in mind relativesjn Barbour county. Wm. Rudd is back from Derby.

His Kellogg buys barbed wire by the car er and well liked by the patrons of the school. We had a cordial invitation to load and can give you car load rates many friends are glad to see him. Get his prices. F. Udall, was in the attend, but regret that we could not have been there, owing to.

the pressure of other matters. city Thursday. Belle Plain News. Dray and express wagons on the streets at all' hours. Terms reasonable.

Miss Flora rinkerton, of Mulvane, a A large congregation met at the M. Clarance Boots, proprietor. niece of J. D. Austin, is here visiting.

E. church to attend the dedication of Latest paterns of ladies dress goods Charlie Martin passed in his examin a. MORSE, BREEDER OF at tomitn mrae brand's. Ask to see that fine edifice. An excellent discourse was delivered by Rey.

B. Kelley, ation in pharmacy last Week at Wich them as they are kept in drawers. ita. Berkshire Hogs English of Winfield, after which subscription papers were circulated to raise funds R. Freeman and Miss Puss Hartley visited friends at last Satur uo to smith Hudbrand's and see their mammoth stock of gloves and PIGS FOR to pay off the indebtedness of the church.

A little over $200 only, being Red Bud, mittens. They can fit you to a day- Choice flower pots and hanging bas James Kelly, of Emery, an uncle raised, the dedication was postponed to some future time. Rev. Campf ad kets at Gray Bros. of R.

N. Kelly, came in On Wednesday's train. dressed a large audience in the evening. Smith Hildebrand have just re WILLIAMS ADDITION-TO! The fine singing of the choir was enjoy Mr. A.

D. Boyles and wife ofMulvane, ed by all. were here over Sunday the guests of M. ceived a large stock of new goods. New goods recieved daily at Smith Hilpebrand's L.

Kerns. Noah Douglass is anxious to know if it is a crime to "commit Go to Gray Bros, for boys and girls Geo. S. Cole, of Seely, was in the city Tuesday, and renewed his subscription That's according to how he goes about straw hats. for the Sentinel.

Gray Bros, have the largest assort it. If he runs off with a girl, and has to borrow money with which to procure a license, it's a crime: but if he The father and mother of Geo.Moore Books How 6pen. ment ef parasols and fans in the city who are living at Winlield were over Gray Bros, have just received the builds a neat cottage next door to the Sunday visiting their son. Choice Business and Residence Lots, largest and choicest stock of queens old folks; has three figures in his bank ware and glassware ever brought to account, and the old man says: "Bless J. E.

Weaver, Mrs. J. E. Coulter's brother, was here over Sunday attend the Time to Buy. you, my children," it is all right, and ing the M.

E. dedication services. the city. Wanted. No charge for the law will sanction it this explanation.

Apply to WH. B. NORMAN, Agent, S. E. Daniels, wno wisnes to get a situation in our mill, will work for the The Elk Falls Tribune, in speaking At Smith Hildebrand's, 500 dozen live chickens, for which the hicst mar present in the Kellogg mill.

S. 'E. has the appearance of being a fine young Second Williams of the Queen Bee Milling company of that place, makes the following remark of our old citizen, Geo. T. Frazier maii.

ket price will be paid. Headquarters Joseph Hughes, of Ohio, a friend of "The company is represented by Mr, For pumps and windmills at D. our rustling milk man, Saviers, ca.cLitIon to Geo. T. Frazier, lately of Udall, a man who from our short acquaintance Kellogg's, Udall Kas.

Call there and was here last week spying out the land. He will likely return and locate in this with him seems to be a perfect gentle get prices and terms. Notice goodly land of ours. man and a thorough business man, and Our worthy mayor, Robt. Ratliff, made us a pleasant call Tuesday and he corhds highly recemmended by those with whom he was formerly associated in social and business affairs.

renewed his subscription and that of All persons indebted to the firm of Green June are hereby notified that the same must be settled at once, or they will be placed in the hands of his brother, D. G. Ratliff, of Wintersett, Thd fliist Residence Lots now for sale W. Grismore, of Lawrence, Iowa, to this great mid-valley riews ex- who is canvassing for for the Ottawa rnnnrlfir nti.l thirtK rrovokr. in tlid City; G4-a TViitoamt TYior onth a xravrr nflinfn I 4k if hot serious accident in Maple town proper officers for Wm.

June, surviving partner. Now on Hand; Six per cent money on long time. Prides reasoiiable arid termS edfcy. Call orf M. S.

WlHtlAMs; or B.NORMAN, tdall, members of the. Badger Lumber Yard glg-et Balance of i'arnl or aid. ship last Thursday. He was crossing a small culvert when the horse firm, was here Monday, looking as smiling anii jovial as ever. He was ac shiect at' a hole in the bridge which, Wm.

B. NokMan. companied by E. Downey, the genial Mrs. J.

H. Biilsing and Mrs. Weeks 9iThfeir cramped the buggy, overturned it, thTOwing Mi. G. out on-the ground.

Machine Oils; gentleman who takes Mr. Bradley's made Us a pleasant call yesterday. place wmie ne 13 away on nis visu easi. i Machine oils, all kinds, in large qiian tie remainea in an unconscious couai nnA a PhpThc tn'tW AhH E. L.

Deshaso, editor of the Elk alls Oh AMI 29tH tities, for sale at J. R. Gardner's drug tion for some time; when he managed we insured Our stone and stock of g66d8 I 1 1. -1- 1 4sl MnM-tn f'rt bliiidihg jt store son. of Gueda Springs, have been herel vm" Flul8a.

wvx0 ZmsA store, Udall, to unhitch the horse, ana by pulling bank, was abloto get on this week looking around with a view ball, caihe in contact jrth i Tkb worn bv George Martin, the catcher. Real Estate his DacK. ana leaning over we norse, A lui rode to wehospitablehome of Anthony would be quite an acquisition to duro. BWKiSff StJr Wanted immediately, 100 well im nnrl vtrn rif.vvtt lllVwil pnfirmllf I UV1A uiic vvv.v,nv,. proved farms to sell.

Walck, where he was kindly cared Wm. B. Nokman. I It was foiind that his back was injured to settle here. was cui awViy jusi uy i eve.

Ilia nght eve became blood dis- MILLIE colored and greatly inflamed immedi so that it would not support his body. He was brought to this city Monday on a larso and attentive congregation at against cyclone', Wind storms in the SpHnglietd F. fe M. Ihstirahce; by F. A.

Brkdy, the district agent; On the rdof was torS from Mie bliiiciiieg, the. walls dam: aged and ihe goods injiiredby tain. On Jflife 15th, only 7 days after, the entire' loss waiadjilsted and the loss paid to our entire satisfaction. For prompt, horiorablo Rna fair dealing, insure wit F. A.

Brady, of the Old Springlield. rJ. L. Uif.Bkg. Wife.

tllbBEE-. the Baptist church on Sunday evening, Millinery goods his subiect beihir the "Model Woman a a couch, and placed on the cars in the evening. He was accompanied to his home by R. H. Calvert, a member of tho same company.

J. W. Shreives, at cost for the next of the Bible, or tho duty and responsi ately afterward. He was carried to the house of friends near by and has been laid up ever since by his injuries. We sympateize with Bro! Di in his affiic: tion.

Large stock of new and fancy notions at the Palace Drtig Store. bilities devolvinsr unon the women of 30 days at Smith this aire." It was an effort that drew out a ereat deal of hearty endorse also connected with the company, remains hero. We hope-that the injured man will soon recover from his id juffos. Hildebrand ment. Wichita Eaglei.