Udall Sentinel from Udall, Kansas • 5

UDALL SENTINEL, mLmjmmim sJU .1 WtW? Udall, Kansas. FRIDAY, AUGUST 7, 1885, NEW GOODS, UDALL MAEKET. (Corrected woekly by Smith Hlldebrand.) FathogR, Com, bu 35 Wheat, f) bu 65 Oats, $bu 15 flutter, lb 10 im tn Live poultry, doz $1,503.00 jured member. This makes Iho fourth time that Mr. M.

has had this shoulder thrown out of place, while the other shoulder has boon through the mill Mr. Mofl'ett Is getting along nicely, and will soon bo able to take his arm from the sling. The game of ball between the Udnll Dudes and the Winfield club came oft" last Friday aftornoon as advertised. The boys were in good shape to piny and everything passed ofT pleasantly until a foul ball struck Tom Norton, the catcher, square in the eye. This to one of their best players rattled the Dudes badly, and when two more of their players got hurt, ono by a broken finger and the other by catching the ball on his leg, thoy wore so broken up that the Winfield nine, after four innings, won the game easily by eight-teen tallies.

A large crowd witnessed the and had it not been for these accidents, the Winfield boys would have found a nine worthy of their mettle. One of the visiting club caught a ball on his cheek, which made a very painful bruise. The dance for that evening was postponed to Tuesday night of this week, owing to the inclemency of the weather. Summer White Goods, Lawns, Buntings, Extra choice Ginghams and everything choice and new for Ladies Summer wear. They also have the largest line of Boots Shoes Queens ware and Glassware in the city.

Complete line of Clothing and Gents furnishing goods, and large and choice line of groceries, trices as low as the lowest. Come and see Us, GRAY BROTHERS, Udall, Kansas. Sj .5 1 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 iuterest to come in and examine our goods and get our latest prices. We aim to keep the latest styles. We receive new goods every week.

C. H. Abbott. PROG BALE HEED. AN EXCITING RECITAL Of the Extraordinary Inducements Held Out by Business Men to their Customers.

Bradley has chimney brick. Sugars at Smith Hildebrands. Horse covers at Fitzsimmon's harness shop. Go to Gray Bros, for boys and girls straw hats. Best coal in the market at Bull en's lumber yard.

James T. Dale, Udall, Kansas, pays cash for grain. Ladies fine shoes a speciality at Smith Hildebrand's. Choice flower pots and hanging baskets at Gray Bros. New lot of shirting, prints, elegant styles, at Gray Bros.

Ice-cream Wednesdays and Saturdays at Winn's restaurant. Large assortment of fly nets at Fitz Simmon's harness shop. Large stock of new and fancy notions at the Palace Drug Store. Bradley keeps lime, plaster, cement, hair, building paper and paint. Alpaca, Serge and Seercucer coats and linen dusters at Gray Bros.

Coulter, the grocer, delivers goods in any part of town free of charge. Nails and all hardware at cost for cash at J. W. Foster's Udall, Kas. Gray Bros, have the largest stock of boots shoes to be found in Udall.

Smith Hildebrand have just received a large stock of new goods. If you want a good title, buy your farm of Wm, B. Noeman. Choice and fresh groceries in stock at Foster's gocery store, Udall, Kas. Gray Bros, have the largest assortment of parasols and fans in the city.

Choice fresh groceries always on hand at Smith Udall, Ks. Gray Bros, have the largest and cheapest stock of straw goods in the city. Smith Hildebrarrd will be recieving new goods daily now for six months. Bear this in mind. Kellogg buys barbed wire by the carload and can give you car load rates.

Get his prices. Latest paterns jf ladies dress goods at Smith Hildebrand's. Ask to see them as they are kept in drawers. Go to Smith Hild brand's and see their mammoth stock of gloves and mittens. They can fit you to a Gray Bros, have just received the largest and choicest stock of queens-ware and.

glassware ever brought to the city. Heal Estate Wanted immediately, 100 well improved farms to sell. Wm. B. Norman.

Al. Roberts, proprietor of the City Meat Market. Parties desiring fresh or salt meats of all kinds, will find it to their interest to-call on Al. Roberta, the new Udall For Sale. One span of large horses, 6 and 8 years old, wagon and harness, at a bargain, by Al.

Roberts, the new Udall Butcher. SENTINEL PASS-WORDS, John Doyle Is building a barn for Ben Foryer, over on the Walnut. The Soely base ball club will bo here to-morrow for the purpose of playing a game "with our Second Nine. Stakes, $5 a side. The Douglass base ball club will come here next week Saturday and play a game with the Udall Dudes.

We have one of the best jokes of the season on our genial friend, Jas. II. Hildebrand, but it is a little too rich to tell. M. Shiblom had a tumor cut from his head this week by Dr.

Banta. He is getting along nicely since the operation. Wanted to know: What it was that Charlie Roberts got up his coat-sleeve yesterday that made him shed that garment so quickly. Brady Brady have fixed up the driveway to their elevator in good shape, so that loaded wagons rcan be easily taken up the assent. Clarence Fridley got hurt on the left cheek one day this week while playing ball One of the boys ran into him while trying to catch a fiy.

From the talk of two of our draymen one day last weeic, we did not know but that we could have an account of a tragedy to give our readers in this issue. The date of the Assignee's Notice on this page should guide those interested in the matter, and not that in the notice on the last page, which is incorrect. The M. E. church will have an icecream festival next Monday night.

It is whispered that a new and interesting feature will be added to the evening's entertainment. The dance Tuesday night under the auspices of band and bail boys was well attended, and appeared to be thoroughly enjoyed by all. The proceeds just about paid What is to hinder the G. W. Hammtm Post, G.

A. from holding a monster festival in the near future, the proceeds to go to the Grant monument to be erected at Ft. Leavenworth? Udall should have a hand in this matter of general interest. Two of our prominent citizens, Messrs Smith Hildebrand visited Belle Plaine Wednesday, They report that a big force is at work on the D. M.

A. road, and that all who have tools are put to work. They feel greatly elated at the begining of this enterprise and predict that inside of sixty days property in Udall will double in value. So we boom. M.

S. Williams was arrested and taken to Winfield last week Thursday afternoon by Capt. H. H. Siverd on a complaint lodged against him by a girl that has been raised in his family, who claims that he had misused her.

Mr. W. was released on his own recognizance and the trial set for Aug. 18th. The case will likely be dismissed for lack of cause'and evidence.

Every one wanting any work done in the photographic line shonld make it a point to call on R. O. HaWley, proprietor of our photograph gallery. Assisted by Mr. Rainey he is turning out work that would be creditable to an operator in a much larger place.

We hav5 been in the photographic business, and know a good picture when we see it, and have no hesitancy in recommending Mr. Hawley and his work to the public. County Attorney Henry E. Asp passed up the road Tuesday, evening, and stated to a Sentinel reporter, who questioned him concerning the D. M.

A. road, that he had not heard a whisper but that the road would pass through Udall; that he felt confident that we would get the road. That great corporations move very slow, and could not be expected to build a road in a day, especially when they had two years in which to do it. The D. M.

A. surveying corps are busy this Week in FairvieW township making a neW survey. The fiew line Will be a mile or tWO north of their previous survey. This change is made in order to comply with the stipulations concerning the location of a depot in that toWnship. This move on the part of the company nlaKes it still more favorable for Udall, and should convince unbelievers that there is something in the D.

M. A. enterprise for our growing city. E. R.

Moffett had the misfortune to dislocate his shoulder last Monday. He was decending a ladder that was placed against his house, when his foot slipped, throwing his weight suddenly on his left shoulder, with the above re: suit. Drs. G. E.

Knickerbocker and C. W. Martin were called and set the in PERSONAL. R. J.

Gardner went to Wichita Monday. James T. Brady took in the hub Tuesday. F. M.

Amnion now reads the Sentinel. 01. Jewett and lady attended the camp-meeting at Oxford last Sunday. Adam Coffman, of 111., is helping Fitzsimmons, our genial harness maker. Rev.

Eli Pool, of Adrian, is here visiting his friend, Rev. F. A. Brady. J.

0. Hawley, our photographer visited his ranch east of the Walnut Sunday. Matt McCollistcr has gone west to grow up with the country. May success attend him. WillBuhrlage and Fred Greenland took in the match ball game at Arkansas City yesterday.

W. O. Covelhas handed us the wherewithal to renew his subscription to this great weekly. Mr. and Mrs.

Jo Moosso, of Winfield, are here this week the guests of Mr. and Mrs. Al. Roberts. Alec Sargent is busy at present selling There is nothing small about Alec but his feet.

We understand that Mrs. D. C. Green and two children will leave next Wednesday on a visit to friends in Mich. Goo.

R. Holmes has purchased G. W. Wheeler's blacksmith shop. G.

W. is now working by the day for Mr. H. John T. Hale, Mulvane's affable and popular and lightning rod agent made us a pleasant call, Tuesday.

Our old friend and schoolmate CJias. R. Martin, of has our thanks for a copy of the "Courier," of that city. W. II.

Phelps left fpv Wichita Wednesday, where he will make his future home. We regret to have Mr. P. and family leave this city. Fred Gray, of Freesoil, Harry and George's brother, is here, and can now be found measuring out calico and onions in their fine establishment.

P. L. Wells, of Manson, Iowa, sends the wherewithal by James Glover for the Sentinel for four months. He adopts this method to post himself concerning ''Sunny Kansas." Ed. Grant, of the Blue, one of our most enterprising and industrious farmer boys, has renewed his subscription to this paper.

Ed, by the way, is a general favorite with the girls. Tommie Weaver, of Chanute, Mrs. J. E. Coulter's brother, is here, and his beaming countenance can now be seen behind the counter of Coulter, the Cash Grocer's, store.

He has come to stay. Ed. Gatlin and Prof. Weeks made Winfield a visit Monday. Prof.

Weeks will teach one of the departments of our school this Winter. He will also likely act as book-keeper for the milling company, as soon as the mill gets started in business. Al. Roberts has moved his family ttp from Winfield, and will now give the meat market his personal attention. Al.

is a musician, as well as hi3 brother and will likely become a member of our Sentinel Band. Geo. Fowlor, of Fowler, Was seen on bur streets Tuesday; Mr: was formerly a Cowley county man; and is much pleased and surprised at the rapid growth made by Udall during the past two years. So we boom. G.

L. Reod, of the Mulvane Record, has lately been out to Garden City, and dishes up to his readers an interesting account of his travels. By the way, Bro. lleed seems to take an editorial excur- E. R.

MORSE, BREEDER OF English Berkshire Hogs, -pigs for Red Budj Kansas WILLIAMS -ADDITION -TO TP Bopks Now Open. Olioice Business and Residence Lots. Now is the Time to Buy. Apply to WMi B. NOEMAN, Agents Williams Second to- The finest Residence Lots now for sale in the City.

Prices reasonable and terms easy. Call on M. S. WILLIAMS, or WM. ti.

NORMAN, tTdail, Ki: S-3-et Balance of Farm for sale. Chas. A Roberts, of Winfield, abroth: er of Al. Roberts, our new butcher, is here this week helping toget settled. is a cornetist and music teacher by profession, and his performance on the cornet is highly applauded by those who hear him.

He may possibly locate here. If he does, the band boys may consider themselves fortunate in having among them sUch an excellent musician and teacher. I sion by himself every little while. Among those who went with the Wichita excursionists, to Arkansas City yesterday were John Sanders afid Miss Belle Martin, John Coulter, wife and family, Ed. Roberts and Miss Emma Girard, Jas.

t. Brady and Frank Sanders. James Glover, Wife attd three Children got in Wednesday from Mansori; Iowa. The many fi'ieikU of Mr. Glover Were glad to welcome him back; and hope that his family niay be as well pleased With "Sunny Kansas" and Udall as he is.

E. B. Bradley, now vlsitirtg NeW York state, has our thanks for a copy of the Chautauqua Herald. In it is giveii the programme of the great display of lire-works which were held in New York City last Tuesday, at twhich exhibition he expected to be present. Assignee's Notice; In the District Court of Cowley In the matter of the assignment of Nathan; Shriver, William Cox and Otis M.

Koberts, partners undef tbe firm name of Shriver Co. Notice is hereby given that the undersign-d assignee of Nathan' Shriver, William' Cox and Otis llobcrts, partners by thd firm' name Of Shriver ft has appointed the Htti day of December A. D. 1885, beginlng at 9 o'cJbrft A. as the time, and the oinee of the clerk' of the District court of Cowley county, Kansas, in the court houBe, at the city of Wjhneld, said county and state, as the place Wbe're rthd -hen lie will adjust and allow demands against the estate and effects of the above mentioned firm of Shriver and that he Will begin the adjustment and allowance of demands against said estate on the date above mentioned, and continue for threi successive days, beginning at 9 o'clock A.

M. and continuing till 5 o'clock P. oh each day. All creditors of said Shriver Co. not appearing, and laying before said assignee the nature and amount of their demands, at the time and place above mentioned, will thereafter be precluded l'roui any benefit of said estate.

Take notice and govern yourselves Witness my hand this 3d day of August, A. D. V. W. Smith, Assingnee of the estate of Shriver Co.

JtitHOtoB Tboup, Attorneys. 2-11-Lvt. Ice-Cream At lite cents per dish at Butts' restau-rauton Saturday, Aug. 8th. Notice; All persons indebted to George Ingle1 for stone or otherwise are requested t'6 settle the same by Sept.

account will bo placed in the hands of ft for collection. Ueokge iKbLf. 2-lMhl..