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trade and business. Thus it will be CnERRYVlLE GLOBE -NEWS. -There will be Sabbath -at the opera house, next Sunday us usual, m. -Christmas was cloudy, once in awhile during the day "Old Sol" would shine judt long tnough to melt the snow nompson, ROTARY rUBLlC, Real Estate, Loan I nsurance. IMPEOVED 37 ARMS AND STOCK (Prices from $1.50 to $25.00 per acre.) City Property for Sale or Rent.

onoy to Loan, long orSItoriHmel Represents tho following popular Insurance Companies: Springfield, Bmttisu Union of California. Fire Insurance Association of London England and the Oldest and Largest Life and Accident Insurance Company in the World THE TRAVELERS of Hartford, Conn. Office, over Exchange Bank, Cberryvale, Kansas. 11 HERRY VALE. Business for the Fast Year.

At the close of the year we deem it fit and proper to give our readers a short sketqh of the general business of our city, especially so as we have been reiterating the rush to our town, from various places far and near, this fall in our columns of the people coming here to trade. To' show that we are not mistaken in what we have said, we glye what our merchants and business men say about it: The oldest and most extensive firm in tbe city, is Kincuid Root, who do a business of some eighty thousand dollars per year, judging from what we see of them. They report an increase for this year, over at least 25 per cent. A. Brandley has been in the jewelry, organ and Piano business for twoyeais and reports about one hundred per cent, over last year's sales.

Gibson Nelson, druggists, books, stationery, etc, this fall's sales have increased about thirty-three per cent, over last season, for the same period. A. Buch, wlio has been here in the milling business for several years past, says that in his line the increase, this year as compared with last is, at least, one hundred per cent. Clotfelter Booth, our livery men, are old settlers and know whereof they speak. They report an increase, this KINCAID ROOT, DBALISS IN Dry Goods, Clothing, Hats, Boots and Shoes.

We also keep on hand a full stock of Genta' Furnishing Ooods, Groceries, Queensware, Wooden and Willow ware. Also a full line of Wall Paper, Curtains, Fixtures, Laoa Curtains, Window Fixtures, Etc. New style of Walnut-Stained Shades. Something new, very durable and cheap. The Highest Market Price' Paid for all kind of CO TJNTR PROD UCE IN FOR GOODS.

P. 0. MOOKE, Local Editor. CiiERRTVAiK, Deo. 29, 1882.

LOCAL LUNCHEON. TM-Diti Outherel by the Ubiquitous Jiewi-Hun. ter In lili Onlljr Itoundl "Cli apVOyster and Lunch Depot. After next Monday begin to econ- omize. If you want hardware fee- to Carson Jfc Baldwin's, A ttorney V.

P. Grant Christmased jit Oswego. Buy the Hercules heating stove "of Carson Baldwin. -Qur merchants report larger sales of Holiday goods than ever before. A flnedisplay of Granite ware at frickelton's.

-A rush of job work, aused us to labor in the office Christmas. Alas, poor printer. Everything known in the hardware line at Carson Baldwin's. Mrs. Tate ot Wooster, Ohio, is here spending the holidays with her father, Win.

No-land. If you want a good cooking stove cheap, go to Carson Baldwin's. Now for New Year's. It's the next thing on the list. But it won't be much fun for the little ones.

We make a specialty of job work of all kinds. Butler Frickelton. We wish you a Happy )ew Year. It's a little previous, but this is an en- terprising paper. We now carry a complete assortment of nails Butler Fiuckklton.

Bucli's flour makes the nicest bread -we have saen lor many a day. It is extra good. St. John was beaten but Chap. Ileustis is not on those elegant Oyster Stews and Frys.

A. V. McCorrnick moved from the city to his farm, near the city, last Tuesday. Ho! Hello! Hold! stop and f-en those excelsior lounge beds at Frank's furniture store. Just the thing for a present one of tho.se fine gold pens and holders at J.W.

Asdell's. The enterprising firm of Carson Baldwin' ordered a car-load of stoves Ibis week. Judging from the telegraphic reports Christmas was very generally observed through the entire country. Go to Carson Baldwin's and examine their line of breech and muzzle loading shot-guns. Mell Spar, who left here last Sum mer to travel as agent for a blind show-jnan, returned to the city, last Saturday.

All medicines advertised in this paper are for sale by Richart aid. Druggists. The M. E. Sunday School children "were remembered by their friends and teachers at the church Christmas night.

'Parties wanting lumber should go to F. P. Dicim yard, as their prices are the lowest. -Our city marshal should be on the alert, and put a stop to the lewd obscene language on our streets at night. Ladies' Dne shoes, of the latest style and best quality, very cheap, at Ilysinger Rosenthal's.

Miss Annie Wilson, Ella Patrick and MoIliePittenger spent Christmas "with acquaintances in Mound Valley, If you want a heating stove that will make your nouse warm ana pleas ant go to Carson Baldwin's. Uncle Gao. Bushmill and lady, of Mound Valley, spent a few days, visiting riends.here the first of the week. Carson Baldwin beat them all in quantity and quality of goods as well as in exceedingly low prices. I desire all parties knowing them selves indebted to me to call and settle, by the 10th of January, by note or cash.

C. A.Clotfelter. We know whereof we speak when we say that A. Buch makes No. 1 flour.

we nave tried it. An exchange says there are four feet in each step in the new round dance. That gives several hugs to the jump. It has been almost impossble to procure nails on account of the recent strike, but Carson Baldwin have supplied their customers in spite of all ob stacles. Miss Rilla Spar, who has been attending college at Topeka for several months, is spending the holidays with lier parents.

-Carson Baldwin buy their hard ware in large quantities and can give you better prices than any other heuse in the city. 4 Nothing would so astonish the people of this town as to find the streets cleaned, but their are no symptoms of anything like that. Winfleld Elmore who has been on Store Room in Brick Block, South HEADQU Side of Main Street, Cherryrale Sitinas. ASTERS seen that we have not overdrawn upon our imagination in our former statements concerning the boom of Cherry-vale. The facts submitted as given by those who are engaged in business, show even a greater increase tlmn we had anticipated.

BUSINESS BREVITIES. Go to Riobart 3s McDonald's Drug Store for all medicines advertised iu this paper. A The best of Weir City i VX XX-rfitl U. Ji. SHAW CO.

Lumber Yard. Shucks Wanted at the Matiress Factory, on west Main street. I will pay $1.00 per hundred for nice picked shucks. 14-H3 W. F.

Marshall, i Wanted" everybody to bring on rags, bones, old Iron, lead, copper, zinc, etc, for which I will pny the highest market price, for the same, fn cash. Call at Cherry vale, first house south from the Nichols hotel. O.Barnes. To Rent. A House, three mil.es south of Cberryvale.

Also, a good frame stable. For nf W. Vorris. his rf. flee, or F.P.

Brannon, near the premises. A very very nice line of ladies fine shoes at Kincaid is Root's. Ilysinger Rosenthal are one of our most permanently established business firms and will surprise and delight everybody with their low prices for good goods. Buch is making tbe best flour ia the country. Try it.

The arrangement of the goods in the show windows and the entire store, of Ilysinger Rosenthal is pleasant to behold. You ought to call. Settle up. Having sold our stock of goods, all who are indebted to us will please call at our old stand and settle their account, as we are going away, our business must be closed. Bennett Wiltse.

rf A The. best of Weir Citv JJl.Jt G. B. SIL1 SAW Lumber Yard. New goods of the latest style constantly arriving at the mammoth dry goods and clothing store of Hy-singer Rosenthal.

Clothing way down cheap at Rosenthal's and everything else just the same. Butler Frickelton are now currying the finest line of Guns and Pistols in the market. Call and examine before purchasing els-where. If you want a first-class fine boot or tbe latest style in fine shoes, for lady or gent, call at tbe mammoth general store of Kincaid Root. The finest line of stoves ever bro't to Cherrvvale will be on exhibition at Carson Baldwin's next week.

Don't fail to see them. The best Crawford county Coal at E. B. Clark's lumber yard. SHILOH'S ViTALlZEK is what you need for Constipation, Loss of Appetite, Dizziness and all svmptoms of Dyspepsia.

Price 10 and 75 cents per bottle. Eor sale by A. J. Pitzer. When you want a tine livery rig remember that Clotfelter Booth, the best liverymen in Southern Kansas, have tho "boss" teams, and that their prices are always reasonable.

We speak from experience. Corn! We are now in the market and will pay the highest market price. F.P.Dicus&Co. An Explanation. The delecate, flowery aDd lasting fragrance of Floreston Cologne explain why it is such a favorite with tho 'idies.

CROUP. WHOOPING COUGH and Bronchitis immediately relieved by Shiloh's Cure. For sale by A. J. Pitzer Money at 9 Per Cent Straight! lain willing to place loans on good real security at 9 per cent interest without commission.

A L. Wilson. To Onr Lady Friends. We have secured the agency for Ball's jelf-adjusting Cohset, every one of which we guarantee perfectly satisfactory, In every respect, to its wearer. We invite you to try it, and after such trial, if not found just as represented, we will cheerfully refund your money.

Kincaid Root. Remember that every new cash subscriber to the Globe-News, and every old subscriber, who pays up all arrearage, is entitled to a copy of "Kendall Treatise on the Horse free of charge. Call for it. tf A. Buqh has the iate improved flour refinery now at work in his mill, which ithe place to gtthe best flour iu the county.

1 Thepartnership heretofore existing between the firm of Smith Morgan, in the butchering business in tliia city, is this day dissolved, by mutual consent All claims airanut the firm and all in debtedness to them will be Bettled by If. 1 1- 1 AiD. December 4th, 18S2. For Sale. 1 Onespan.No.

1, mules; iospan of mares; one; five year old, mare; two three years old colts; three, two years old, colts; lour nitlcli cows; eight; two years old sttars and heifers; two, one year old stears and heitVrs; one Jersey bull; two spring wagons; two, two-horse wagons four sets of harness. In- uireat Morning furniture ejUomick Beal old stand. n22-4t TTT "T1 W3 TP A Yl of the night before, rendering It muddy, Nobody seemed to be wording last Monday except the ones who were unfortunate enough to be attached to newspapers- and we wore the ones. Messrs. Willis Courtney, our live real estate atients, sold to J.

M. Stakely, of Ohio, 120 acres, three miles south of the city this week. Mr, and Mrs. Adams, who were, married in our county recently, took the 12:40 East bound train on the 'Frisco last Sunday, for his home in Ohio. It, N.

Kemp and family, of Cherokee, Christmased here. He made arrangements with Mr. Cain to handle his coal here, His family will remain until after New Year. The county officers-elect take their respective positions on the 8th of next month. The legislature will be sworn in, at Topeka, on the next day, the Oth.

Owing to an engine being partly off the' track so as to obstruct the passage of trains, delayed the north bound passenger train on the K. L. S. several hours, at this place, yesterday. The ladies will give an oyster and cold supper, instrumental and vocal music, and tableoux, on next Monday (New Year) evening, at the opera house, for the benefit of the M.

E. Church. All are cordially invited come and have a general good time, everybody. We took a stroll over the city last Sunday, and were not a little surprised to note the number and class of improvements that haye been made during the past year, or since last spring. We did not count, but think there has been at least fifty new buildings erected since the first of last April, That was very naughty and wicked, for the boys, to break in the opera house last Wednesday night, after the Masonic feast, and steal dishes and provisions.

Some one, even while the exercises were going on, stole a pair of gloves out of a lady' cloak pocket. Guards should be appointed at future entertainments. We hope the members and friends of the Presbyterian Church will be present, with all their children, at the new church next Sabbath morning at 9:30, for the purpose of organizing our Sabbath. School. Please try find out all the children in your neighborhood, who don't attend elsewhere, and bring them with you.

S. AV.Giffin. The pretties thing we have seen for a long time is the real old German style Christmas tree at the home of A. Buch. It is surrounded by, and full of, every nice toy and little gift, calculated to please children, as it really does.

We should estimate the cost at, not less than, twenty dollars. Friend Buch just knows how to get up such beauties. -The children's meeting, at the M. E. Church last Monday evening, was a grand success.

There was a very large attendance. The exercises were all good and quite interesting. The presents were very numerous and almost endless in variety. The school, led by Gertie Flemming at the organ, discoursed most excellent music. The reading, and in fact, all the performances of the school were praiseworthy and appreciative.

It was a feast of. love, joy and good things for young ones, and none seemed to bo more interested than they. The only regret seemed to be that Christmas times were so soon over. It was indeed a Merry Christmas evening. C.

Mitchell, eashier of tbe Cberryvale bank, was in the city last week attending the funerl of W. Blackford. He is a brother of Mrs. Blackford. Sedan Times.

Christmas was a day full of peace. Those who received presents were glad because they were remembered, and those who received none were rejoiced because they had no obligations to return. When people make up tbeir minds to be happy very little capital is required. The year about to close has been one of the most prosperous the farmers of this county havo ever seen; and the coming year promises to be even better, Wbeat this season of the year never looked letter. A great deal of fall plowing has been and tbe ground will be in spledid condition for spring crops.

Owing, probably to the long-looked, forsaloof 8. M. Pearson which was advertised in the Globk-Niwsfor tbe past six weeks, and on the approach of Christmas, the streets were lined with teams and the stores orowded with shopprs all day Saturday and until a late hour in the night, 4 Card. The many friends who contributed toward tbe purchase of the nice pillow shams, kindly presented to me at the festival on Friday vening of last week, will please accept my sincere thacki for their Katii S. GairriH.

The Largest Stock of year, of over tw enty-five per cent. W. E.Bonney (now Bonney Brown) has been in business here about fifteen months, has doubled his trade this fall over last. The Leland and Nichols hotels, the two leadingones in the city overrun with guests; besides a number of smaller hotels and boarding houses, all full of business, the increase is not less than fifty per cent, over last year. E.

B. Clark, the oldest lumber and seed merchant in the city, reliable and trustworthy, reports progress in trade equal to one hundred per cent, this fall over last. S. Brown Co, another old and very reliable Prm, engaged in the lumber business, report an increase of some hundred per cent, for this season, F. P.Dious&Co., and G.

B.Shaw Co, very heavy firms, engaged in the lumber, grain and seed business, both report an unprecedened increase in their line. We would judge, all of one hundred per cent. Paxson, grocery men, of about one year here, estimate the increase of their trade, this season over last, at from thirty to forty percent. Laughton Logan, general grocers, say that their business has doubled over last fall's trade, if not more. Carson Baldwin, the oldest and largest hardware and implement men in the city, report a growth in trade of one hundred per cent, this season.

Richard McDonald, druggist, stationers, etc, the oldest in the city, and well qualified to judge estimate their increase this season at fifty per cent. Butler Frickelton, successors to Bennett Wiltse, have been here only a short time, but report their business on the increase rapidly. A. J. Pitzer, druggist, stationer and children's toys, has been here about fifteen months.

He puts his business, this season over last, at double. S. M. Pearson Co. have been here quite awhile, they regard their increase in general trade this fall, fifty per cent, over last.

Anderson Stuart have been in business, as a firm, only a short time, but report an increase this fall of from seventy-five to eighty per cent. C. P. Prichard successors to J. P.

Baker, have been here only a short time, but report an increase of double in the last J. W. Asdel, stationer and news dealer, been here some two years, reports business one hundred per cent, better than last year. W. D.

Wood, successor to Wood Anderson, has been here a short time engaged in dry goods and groceries, is doing a large business, and reports trade twenty-five per cent, on the in crease this fall C. Berry, clothier, is doing a large business and reports progress at thirty- three per cent, over last fall. Ilysinger Rosenthal, heavy cloth' ing dry goods and un.ishing store, are comparatively new men. They report business steadily increasing right along at the rate ot fifty per cent. S.

Frank, our boss furniture man, is doing more than double business this fall. And morning Bros, are starting off well, for new men, Our three butcher shops are doing a large increasing business, and also our three bakeries have mora than dohbled their trade. F. A. Loouiia, our photographer, re ports his bussiness more than doubled in the past year.

The same can be truthfully said of all our smaller business houses, restaurants and eating houses, Our mechanics, of all classes, carpenters, blacksmiths, wagonmakers, painters and plasters, all report wonderful increases in their The railroads have, we should judge from what we see of them and what railroad men say, about quadrupled their business here this year. The same may be said of our real estate Indeed almost all kinds of I3ST SOUTHERN KANSAS HEADQUARTERS! The Largest Stock of DRY GOODS HEADQUARTERS! The Largest Stock of at THE HEADQUARTERS! The Largest Stock Of HATS and CAPS AT THE HEADQUARTERS! lii fact the largest stock combined in Southern Kansas and, we will make you prices that no other house can reach. Come And Trade With Us, and we will save you money. Goods hot "Sold at Cost5' nor below cost, but we will sell you Good Gobds for Less money than any; house in Southern Kansas and all goods warraiiteil Reniciriber tlie place, ONE DOOR EA'ST-'OF'SBANK 'L visit to his sister's in Ills, arrived tere Wednesday to attend the funeral of his brother Gid. Frank Scott, formerly of this coun ty, now of Topeka, has been doing our city and Independence, his old home, several days this week.

1 For lam Back, Side or Chest us useShilnh's Porous I'la Rter. Price 25 ents. For sale by A. J. Pitzer.

Cberryvale Kansas. 41YSINGEK Our Motto, FiistXast and Always: LOWEST PRICES FOR THE BEST GOODS.