Udall Sentinel from Udall, Kansas • 5

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GRAY BROTHERS, Udall, Kansas, WILLIAMS -ADDITION -TO Books Now Open. Choice Business and Residence Lots. Now is the Apply to WM, B. Farm I City Property Offered by Notary Public, Real Estate and Loan Agent, UDALL, KANSAS. over Sunday.

Fred Gray and Pern Voorhies were at the hub Monday. M. C. Clark, of Kellogg, was recently married to a Mrs, Niblo. Chas.

McKinney, of Red Bud, made us a substantial call last week. C. B. Downing has renewed his sub scription to this great and only. J.

H. Willis, of Red Bud, has added his name to our rapidly growing list. J. H. Bullen, the enterprising lumber man, of Winfield, was here Tuesday.

J. W. Sargent, a denizen of the Wal nut valley, favored us with a call last Saturday. U. S.

Commissioner L. H. Webb, of Winfield, will hereafter read this great truth expounder. TJSDr. Mudgett, Wm.

June and Pern Voorhies went to Winfield Wednesday on legal business. C. 0. Simpson left Monday for Troy, N. Y.

We were all sorry to see Clark go, the girls especially. J. T. Dale went to Dodge City this week and will endeavor to put Udall flour on the market at that place. W.

McQuown and W. C. Ritchie left Monday for Winfield, where they will work at their trade carpentering. Mrs. Jo.

Mooso, of Winfield, was here the first of the week attending the sickbed of her sister, Mrs. Al. Roberts. The state election held in Ohio Tues day resulted in favor of the republican party. Foraker being elected for governor.

J. Olmstead, Kellogg's artistic tinner, has made himself solid with the Sentinel by depositing some collateral in our treasury. Frank K. Scnseney and wife left Wednesday evening for Topeka, where they Will make their future home. May joy attend them.

Capt. J. Douglas, of Prairie Grove, passed through the city one day last week enroute for the Arkansas river for sand to use at his fine farm. Rev. J.

S. Tull and wife, and Chas. Hodgson went to Arkansas City Wednesday to attend the district conference of the M. E. Church.

One of the outbuildings attached to Abbott's corner building was moved out pu the farm the first of the week Tom Boyles did the moving. F. M. Latham and wife are visiting friends in Missouri this week. J.

Beck is holding the fort at the lumber yard during Marion's absence. Mrs. E. R. Morse is visiting friends in Wilson county, this state.

Ed. is batch ing it. He says It goes aivful hard and that "the place looks so lonesome." Capt. H. H.

Siverd, the irrepressible, of Winfield, looked in on us Wednes day; As is a Usual thing with his visits here, he returned home having plenty of company. A grand republican rally will be held at Udall on Thursday, Oct. 29, 1885. Hon. F.

S. Jennings and A. H. Limerick will address the people in the even ing. Everybody invited to be present.

Sumner Butler, of Fowler, is here this week visiting old friends and acquaintances. Mr. B. was formerly a resident of this county, and his many old friends here are glad to welcome him back among them. Mrs.

Al. Roberts was taken to Win field Wednesday and has been placed under the care of Dr. Emerson, of that place. Mrs 11. was so weak that she was carried aboard the cars in a chair We hope soon to hear that she is speed ily recovering.

Ed. P. Ingle, of Modena, 111., a son of our stone quarry man, Geo, Ingle, is here and will doubtless make southern Kansas his future home. In company with his father he made us a pleasant call Mondav afternoon. He is well pleased with Udall and vicinity.

Messrs Bonafield and Thrap, of Ohio, now located on a farm near Prairie Grove, were in the city Tuesday, just in from a hunting trip; and had tlieir pictures taken, with their dogs and hunting outfit, at Hawley'S gallery. They are delighted with southern Kansas. G. W. Weeks, of Udall, the candidate for surveyor on the democratic ticket is a man well qualified for the position.

Capt. Haight has filled the office for a long time an4 it is certainly time he should be relieved. Mr. Weeks is thoroughly able, competent and worthy. He is strongly indorsed by the people of Udall, and they are a unit in pronouncing him a fit man for the position.

If elected we can assure our readers that Mr. Weeks will fill the position satisfactorily and efficiently. What more can the people of Cowley desire. ---Winfield Telegram. All those who go west are fiot hunting for homesteads.

There are twenty-three candidates for office m-Finney county. ing. We are now enjoying beautiful Indian summer weather. See the name of Philip Stout in our 'Notice to Hunters." Ed. Roberts and bride have gone to housekeeping in the house just south of the Christian church.

Philip Stout has our thanks for a very fine large pear, grown on his nice farm a few miles southwest of Udall. This office executed some neat and tasty bill-heads and buisness cards last Saturday for the Udall Milling Co. The middle room in Martin's block is being used by the Mill Company as a storage room for bran and mill feed. Matt. McCollister's wife has been very sick for the past three weeks.

We hope soon to hear that she is convalescent. An interesting revival meeting is being conducted this week at the Congre gational church under the charge of Rev. S. P. Broad.

State Veterinarian A. A. Holcombe reports, that Detween thirty and forty counties in Kansas are now infected with hog cholera. N. W.

Chrisjohn finds that his fine dray is much more convenient for hauling freight than was the wagon which he formerly used. A sack of corn meal left standing in front of Gray Bros, store Monday night was taken in out of the cold by some thoughtful passer-by. B. F. Runyan will have a public sale at his place three miles sontheast of Udall, on Thursday, 22.

See bills. Bills printed at this office. The Future is the name of a new paper published at Richland, by C. C. Blake, who has acquired consider able reputation as a weather prophet, The invitations are out for the wed ding of Mr.

David Richhart, of Nicker son, and Miss Mollie Cochran at the home of the bride's parents in James town Pa. Read the advertisements in this paper carefully. The business men who ad vertise are anxious to secure your trade are liberal and enterprising, and are always the best class of men to with. E. H.

Loutrel, traveling agent for the Wichita Eagle, made us an agreeable call last week Friday. The Eagle is rapidly growing in favor here, and is building up a good subscription list among our business men. The band had a business meeting Mon day night. Une or the members resign ed and two others were voted out. Wheri the hand srp.ta fnllvrfinro-omVo i 1 we hope to see it prosper and become li A.

i tT 1 11 an odjhci oi pnue to uaaii ana citizens We saw Charlie Black, Sec'y of the D. M. last Saturday, and he in formed us that the right-of-way man had been notified to take the right-of way between the Arkansas river and Winfield. The D. M.

A. officials al maintain that the road is a sure go. Last Saiurday a little son of Martin Kentrier, while out with his brothers in the cornfield, was bitten by a rattle snake. The snake struck him on the ankle, and the leg began to swell at once. Dr.

Cox was called to attend the little sufferer, and at this writing the boy is rapidly recovering. If you want to bdrrow money on real estate, by all means consult the Loan Firm of Jarvis, Conklln at Win-field. Their rates cannot be excelled, and the privileges and conditions of their loans cannot be equaled. If you wish to reach this firm at Udall, call on Wm. B.

Norman, their authorized agent. List of letters remaining uncalled for at the post-office in Udall, Oct. 1, 1885: A. J. Zimmerman.

Miss Mamie Cole. T.O.Seine. N. A. Lamphear.

Miss Kate Schcern. Persons calling for any of the above will please say advertised. J. H. HlLDEBRAND, P.

M. We have ju9t received from the publishers a very fine sectional map of Southwest Kansas, showing the exact location of all the new towns, all the streams, railroad, river, and each section of lafid. This map is printed on fine plate paper, and upon the back is a full' description of the country, and the most perfect synopsis of the land laws it has ever been our pleasure to read. We have also received a copy of the same map" in flexible covers, without the land laws. This map, without cover, but with a full synoposisof the laws, is sent by mail for ten cents.

In flexible covers, tweuty-fivo cents. Send to Bennett Smith, publishers and land attorneys, Garden City, Kas; TTDAIL MARKET. (Corrected weekly by Smith Hlldobrand.) Fat hogR, cwt f3.C0 Corn, bu 20 Wheat, Wbu 70 Oats, tybu 18 Butter, lb 1530 Eggs, $doz 10 Live poultry, doz 1,502.00 AN EXCITING RECITAL Of the (Extraordinary Inducements Held Oat by Business lien to their Customers. Bsstcoalin the market at Bullen's lumber yard. Ladies fine shoes aspeciality at Smith Hildebrand's.

Choice flower pots and hanging baskets at Gray Bros. Bradley keeps lime, plaster, cement, hair, building paper and paint. Gray Bros, have the largest stock of boots shoes to be found in Udall. Choice fresh groceries always on hand at Smith Hildebrand.s. Udall, Ks.

Kellogg buys barbed wire by the car load and can give you car load rates. Get his prices. New stock of millinery goods at Mrs. L. D.

Fitzsimmons' millinery and dress making establishment. Remember that Al. Roberts keeps on hand choice fresh beef, hams, sidemeat, bacon, salt fish and bologna. Werden Jewett are prepared to put up one of those excellent Buchanan windmills fdr you. Call and see them For sprains, swellings or lameness Chamberlain's Pain Balm has no equal.

Headache, bilious disorders and constipation are cured by St. Patrick's Pills. They are the most pleasant and most effectual physic in use. When you cann't sleep for.coughing take a dose of Chamberlain's Cough Remedy. Sold at Palace Drug Store.

We have a list of over a thousand newspapers, magazines and periodicals, any of which we can send and get for you at publisher's prices, saving you the expanse ot postage, dratt or money order, and the trouble of writine. When your subscription expires for the papers yotr are now taking, or if you Wish to subscribe for anypaper, come in and let tis send for you. Notice to Hunters. Names will be added to this notice for 25 cents each. Notice is hereby given to all parties not to iurrt', or trespass upon the premises of the undersigned.

Any person who disregards this fiotice will be prosecuted. Geo. S. Cole. C.

H. Abbott. AdamWalck. Amos Harm. Philip Stout.

7 per Cent. For 7 per cent money apply to Wm. B. Norman. Stop! And get your likeness taken.

For a Short time Hawley the Photographer wili offer as a premium a beautiful cabinet photograph of Gen. Grant, made from his last sitting before his fatal Sickness to every one getting a dozen 6ard, or half dosSen cab. photos. Very low prices and good work guaranteed Picture frames and albums dirt cheap Headquarters For pumps and windmills at D. D.

Kellogg's, Udall Kas. Call there and get prices and terms. A Contract Udall, Cowley, Kas. Febuary 28,1884. D.

D. Kellogg have- this day sold to Dale Werden toy stock of pumps and pump tools, and I do hereby agree not to sell or handle any pumps or fixtures pertaining thereto while I am in business in Udall. D. Kellogg. Grain.

Brady Brady, grain dealers, will pay the highest market price for all kinds of grain. Call and see them before selling, as they mean just what they say, tf I go you one better! Money at 7 per cent and a James Glover, Loan Broker. Notice. All persons running accounts at the Palace Drug Store for 30 clays' or more must call and settle at once. 21 2t.

For Trade, A fine gold watch, Elgin movement, for a good buggy horse. Enquire of C. W. Martin, at Palace Drug Store. 21 It Feed.

Chopped1 feed, ground oats and corn, and' feed5 6f all kinds always an hand at Brady Brady's, at office on First St. Highest market price paid for grain. a general exchange Time to Buy, NORMAN, Agent, No. 13. 160 acres, on Southern Kansas E.

highly improved, close to railroad station, $10,000. No. 14. 160 acres joining the above, write tot pa ticulars, $20,000. No.

15. 160 aores 2 miles from Udall, 80 improved house, bai'n, 200 bearing peach trees, apples plums and cherries, 2 good wells, good land will sell or exchange for land in Iowa or Mitf souri, $3,200. No. 16. 80 acres, 9 miles from town, .15 cultivated 80 rods hedge, runuing water, half on time; $1,400.

NO. 17. 160 acres, 2 miles fJom town, price No. 18, 240 acres in Montgomery county, on river, 100 acres bottom, good house, barn and outhouses, plenty of timber and wuten a fine stock and grain farm, plenty of all kind? of fruit, will vell cheap or exchange for land in McPherson Xgunty or near Topeka or line of B. Q.

railway. BUSINESS PROPERTY. No.l. 1 Billiard hall and fixtures cheap, good build--ing and well located lot. No.2- Business building, 4 rooms, very de'Birabi to rent, $1,000.

No. 3. A good hotel buildingingood order and do" ing good business. No.l. A largo boarding house.

No. 5. A good store building, living rooms corner lot, desirable. LOTS. No.2.

Good business lot, $325. No.3. 6 good business lots, cheap. No. 4.

2 very desirablo dwelling lots, the two $75. Farms for exchange in Missouri and Iowa. Parties interested in any of the above will bo given full particulars on application iii person or by letter, Money! I havA loaned $5,000, last month ah A CAN gei $100,000 more. Mo delays if title is gud. If wanted to pay off old mortgage make your acation early enough to give time to get release when due.

Special rate on larpe loans. Plenty of money at 7 per cent in any amount. James Glover, Loan Broker. Closing Out Our entire stock of mixed paints at cost. Three celebrated, brands, National, 1.25 per gallon.

Chicago Enamel, $1.00 per gallon. Everlasting Cottage, 75 cents per gallon. Now is last and only chance to get cheap paint. Palace Drug Stove. Udall G-lcr-er RESIDENCE PROPERTY.

No. l. Good hOuBe, 3 rooms, 2 lots, $400 8.,, New house. 3 roomB, 2 lots, stable, fruit and shade trees, $500. No.

4.. New house. 3 rooms, good size, desirable, $550. No. 5.

New house, corner lot, nice place, $800. No. 6, Two Btoiy house, 4 rooms nicely finished, good large barn, large lots, desirable location and cheap at $850. No. 7.

Nice little house and good lot, good location, $300. No. 8. One Story new house, 10-foot ceiling, 3 rooms and Bummer kitchen, good cellar and well, fruit trees, lot 72x135, cheap, $500. FARM PROPERTY.

No. 1. 80 acres, 45 under cultivation, good house, well, pump, stable, fruit trees and small fruit, near town. $2,000. No.

3. 80 acres, good wire fence all around, all good land, partly cultivated, 5 miles from town, $1,000. No. 4. 400 acres on the Arkansas, 300 acres under cultivation, Will be sold together or divided, 80 acres in state of high cultivation with good house of 7 rooms surrounded by lawn aud choice Bhrubery, fruit orchard and 7 acres of native timber, a splendid home.

Enquire about this or write. 160 acres, in Sumner county, 4 mUos west of town, all under fence and cultivated, good orchards, house and grainery, a fine home, $5,000 NO. 8. 80 acres, southeast, good improvements, all highly cultivated, all kinds of fruit, $4,000. No.

9. 80 acres in Butler county, goOd land, $900. No. 12. 160 acres, VA mile from town, 110 acres cultivated, house, barn and other improvements, $3,500.

At Sight. We loan money at sight on approved security. No long delays and a lot of red tape work. The money is here for your use, Call on Voorhies and Benson, at June's grocery store, Udall, Kansas. The Best Is the cheapest, especially when you can get it as low oi lower than you can buy an inferior article.

The Udall Roller Mills is now manufacturing three grades of flour that cannot be excelled by any mill, and the company are not afraid to place it on any market in the world. If you try one sack you will be sure to get another. Try a sack and be convinced. The highest market price paid for good wheat. No other wanted.

Udall Milling Co..