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Cherryvale Globe and Torch from Cherryvale, Kansas • 5

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Smith Kring have sold their i butcher shop to some new mem, who A. Buch maki's the best (lour in CULRRYVALE GLOBE-NEWS. Qudia Dimity cloth, with apple blossoms) white kid slippers and white kid gloves. Southeastern Kansas and will warrant it. Give him a trial.

43-tf P. G.lMOOltE, Local Editor. Second bride-maid, Miss Amu Sco- The song sei'viee at the M. thorn, of Ft. Sott, was neatly attired CHEliRYVAL'K, KAN." JUNK 181.

Church, by Prof. Stevenson, last Sunday evening, was grand, CrV Thompson, Earns and City Property for Sale. MONEY TO LOAN on long: or short time at the lowest rules of interest, WITHOUT DELAY tinted blue Qudia Dimity cloth, with OT point lace and forgetmeuots; white kid slippers and white kid gloves. -Miss Rosa Farlngtoi), an amateur I On the Margrln of Your Paper means that you are requested to exam-luetheiiifteot'expli'Htiou ot nulwoilp-Uon, auf renew promptly. compositor, assisted in our composing Mother of the bride was richly dress room this week.

Kemeiuber that the publisher must i iniv ikiIIIImI when it aubicriliei- ed in black gro-grain silk, trimmed in -Now is the time to clear up Spanish quipure lace; whitekid gloves; wUliea till paper stopped, and that all -arrearage! must be panl. I The cnuflj hav decided that nil mil). your premises, before you get a hint cluster of natural flowers at throat. took posossiou last Tuesday morning. Thanks to J.B.

Andrus for a box of very (hie mammoth strawberries, of his own growing. They are nice. A. Logan, cf the grocery firm of Laughton Logan, was over at Independence-, on business, last Monday. Mrs.

Mann, at Mrs. Bouldin's millinery store, is still doing the best dressmaking In the city or county Don't lay off your flannels or bang away your overcoats yet. This is a year of changes and surprises. Bruce Lynch now has the deceased engineer Finley's engine on the K. C.

L. 8. K. road. Judcre Chandler came ur from In- from tbe authorities.

Sister of the bride was simply attired WRITTEN. in white figured swiss. The largest stock of ribbons, in all Making of the bride's costume, a bri acribern to newspaper are held responsible until all arrearage are paid and their papers are ordered to be discontinued) also, that refusing to take a newspaper from the when the Nunscrlption is in arrears, is evident of inten-tiouul fraud, and that legal proceedings may be conducted accordingly. An 'X" oroross writ-tvn on your paper lndtoalei that your subscription 1 In amurs. IV the latest styles anil.shades, at Mrs.

OKFIt'K 1101 US FKOH NOTARY PUBLIC AND 7 A. dal gift from Mrs. J. IIuls. TO 9 P.

M. W. Howes, Independence, Kans. 41-tf The groom was dressed in very fine Mrs. 0.

1 Carson, we are sorry to imported French worsted black suit, learn, has been quite ill, but is improv C. C. THOMPSON, Over Exchange Bank, Chcrryvalc, Kansas. CHERRYVALE POSTOFFICE. buff vest, white kid gloves, white satin necktie, plain and neat.

ing now. n39-tf (I 27pm II 00 pm 10 08 a -For Sale 100 head of mixed cattle The attendants were corresponding ly dressed, as usual upon such occa miles east 1,1 onunrlnnrA Knnrlnv. trt r.nlrn tlm train Barry county, four K. C. L.

A S. arrives from north closes at arrives from west closes ftt Coffeyville Liberty Departs south close arrives St. Louis S. F. going-east arrives closes weHtanlvu ofCassville.

Thos. Guthrie. sions, all plain and neat, and presented, for Oswego, where he is now holding a handsome appearance. court. Rev.

Durboraw has moved, with 0 a 6 30 pm 5 00pm 45am 13 25 2 01pm 1 20pm 10 10 a 9 so hi The presents were many and costly, KINCAID KOOT, C. A. Clotfelter's wife accompanied his family, into the new parsonage, back of the M. E. Church.

as follows: closes M. K. AC. Departs by 0. F.

Carson's, returned from Eureka Springs Monday, greatly improved closes the fkesknts. Mr and Mrs VV Grant, oil painting, All kinds of blows, cltivators, corn arrives Buapm planters, check rowers, corn drills, wa in health. Oil Ice open Suuday from 12 60 to 1 10 pm gons, buggies, and everything in tiie framed; Mr and Mrs 0 Carson, chamber sett; Messrs. Warren Gibson Prof. O.

B. Leslie and wife were mniement line at Carson Jiaiuwin s. LOCAL LUIfCHEOfl. over from Independence, Wednesday Mr. Kear is conductor on tne Gulf evening, and attened the Beerbower- road during Beerbower's lay off, for and Nelson, silver water pitcher; Mr and Mrs A Braudley.

silver dinner castor; Mr and Mrs Kincaid, silver butterdish; Mr and Mrs A Biggs, DBALBBS IN Fall wedding. a short time. tU-Blts Gathered ky the Cbiqultsas News-Hun. ter la his Daily Bounds "Little Joker" la the best smoking tobacco. Slight rain Tuesday.

Don't overlook the date of Arling Those fine shoes and boots, -of (Parsons) gold lined silver, berry spoon ton's combination at the Opera House and silver butter knife; Mr and Mrs superior style and make, are to be seen at the mammoth store of Hysing- for the benefit of our band. All attend A Bucb, silver cake basket; Mr and Town property is changing hands and give the boys a rousing benefit. er Rosenthal's. Mrs Prof Leslie and Miss Effle Leslie, (Independence) card receiver lively. Wall paper at -Thanks to Dr.

and Mrs. Fall for -0. F. Carson sold his residence property, on corner of First and Depot Dry Goods, Clothing, Hats. cost Richart and bouquet holder; Misses Mary P-b that delicious wedding cake yesterday.

streets, to Mr. Dobson, our new mill Who wouldn't be an editor just now. Ilockett's. Something new this week atS. Pearson's.

Call in and see it. tenger and Ida Wood, silver teaspoons; MissAnia Scothorn, (Ft. Scott) silver card receiver Mr and Mrs Earnest, silver cake basket; Misses Eva and man, last week. For the neatest and prettiest bon Parties that are in need of Gasso- Ada Marshall and Katie Morning, sll line, can buy of A.J. Pitzer, in the next 10 days, for 23 cents per gallon, in quet shawl rack, look at the one made Mr.

Rosenthal is up visiting friends ver pickle castor; Dicus silver ice pitcher Neily, (Parsons) it Burlingtou, this week 10 gallon lots. silver butter dish Mr and Mrs A Follow the crowd to S. M. Pearson's Helton, Anderson Greenwood, by Lu. Epplnges at Hysinger Rosea thal's store.

Its a daisy. Our postofflce was closed on Wed nesday, by order of first assistant post xayior, (rarsons) goiu lined, card re We also keep on band a full stook of Gents' Grooeries, Queensware, Wooden and Willow line of Wall Paper, Curtains, Fixtures, Laee dry goods and grocery store, ceiver; Mr Coon, gold lined card Boots and Shoes. Furnishing Goods, ware. Also a full Curtains, Window builders and contractors, have ail ad receiver: A Brown Co silver tea vertisement in this issue. Rait at the lowest prices and hest Fixtures, Etc.

New style of Walnut-Stained pot; GloDe-News, silver spoon holder, master general, it being Decoration quality at Kmcaid As Koot s. gold lined, and 8 peices of latest sheet When it rains in Kansas, it rains Shades. Something new, very durable and cheap. Mr. Sparr and wife returned from day.

T. D. Volk, master mechanic K. for all there is out. Kansas never Bart Whelan and sisters, silver butter dish Fannie Dobson, Eureka Springs, Monday does anything in a halfway fashion.

Jilla Toppiug, ilattie Dobson and Mr. Li. S. and lady, of Ottawa, are A Dobson, silver pickle castor; Mr Quick sales and small proGts, the The largest lot of clothing and visiting Councilman BuBwell and fam and Mrs Kuapp, (Larsons) break motto oi uarson uauiwin ily in the city. dress goods ever brought to this market, down at bed rock prices, at Hysinger fast castor; Messrs A Loomis and Morau, gold lined silver goblet; J.

T. Hurst presented us with a The Market Price Paid for all kinds of Highest Misses Tir.a and Francis Bakei, box Lunch of nice radishes, last Saturday Rosenthal's. The weather is getting warm enough to permit female neighbors to silver nut picks Mr Talbot, ail Oils down to bed rock prices at the Mayor Kmcaid is keeping -pace lean over the fence and talk about the ver comb, fruit dish Miss Vina Baker, old firm or Jvincaia Koot. silver bouquet holder; Mr and Mrs 0 with the building boom, by way of an people across the way. A.ltiinrie.

(Chicago) silver case basket; other house on his residence premises, Johnny Weathers was made happy COUNTRY PRODUCE EXCHANGE FOR GOODS. Mrs. Kellogg and daughter, of by the return of his wife, last Monday Carson Baldwin have the largest Wichita, wife and daughter of our Miss Ora Riggs, silver butter knife; Rev and Mrs Griffin, silver pickle Castor; Mr and Mrs Nellis, (Parsons) sett silver knives; Mr and Mrs Jas stock of Hardware in Southern Kansas office money loaner, arrived in the city The best cook stove on the couM neht, cheap, at Carson Baldwin's. and will knock the bottom out of any yesterday. They will return home to Startsman, (Sigourney, Iowa) silver Store Room in Brick Block, South Side of Main Street, Cherry vale Kansas prices you can get, on Hardware, morrow.

We guarantee all our work to be piekmie; Miss Flora Brook, silver salt and pepper sett; Mr Clias. Higgle, (Chicago) silver knife rack; Mr and tlrst-ciass. Wallace 1 linn We neglected to notice the manage J. B. Andrus has a fine bull and of Mr Quinn Beaver to Miss Dabbs, Mrs Wood, pair silver napkin heifer, which he bought at Kansas City Use tr.

Jackson's Root and Herb Cordial, when weak and debilitated. 35 ring; Mrs and Dr Kennedy, Mr last week, no data given last week. The bull is imported Rose, and Mrs Dr. Gabriol and Mr and 16 desirable lots! Low down, for of Sharion the cow the race of the im -The Arlington Concert and Comedy Mrs Cory, (Parsons) silver tea sett ash. J.T.Caldwell.

ported Young Mary. Company is the next attraction, billed Misses Ida and Flora Thompson, pair silver napkin rings; Miss Nellie Mel- for the opera house, une 4th Dr. Gabriel and wife and Mr. and For flour, best quality, cheap go to the old reliable Bjurepf Itopt villeT Lawrence) hand painted Plaique Mrs. Cory, of Parsonsspecial friends Mr and Mrs John Gowdy, oil painting Carsomv liaiawm have just re framed: Mrs and Miss and Nellie of Dr.

Fall and family, were in a.tten ceived one car load of barb wire, two Three choice dwellings for sale, cheap. J. T. Caldwell, Exp, Agt, Bennett. (Cedar Rapids, Iowa) oil dance at the marriage of Miss Ilattie, car loads of farm machinery, the best and Mrs Bennett, in the market at bottom prices.

Wednesday evening. Have Come! (Cedar Rapids, Iowa) oil panel picture Have Come! For the neatext, prettiest and infant carriages, go to Morning Mr and Mrs Rosenthal, silver beny Will the friend who borrowed our Society Wedding. iiros. dish. DrO II Fail, Bet silver forks Statute of Kansas, please return it; we Misses Jennie and Laura Startsman, The grandest and most imposing af -Geo.

Thompson, agent at the Gulf (Siaourney, Iowa) Hand painted satin fair of the season, or that ever occured have forgotten to whom we loaned it, and need it much, just now. depot, spent Sunday with his family at piu cusinon Mr and Mrs li ivier. in our city, was the marriage of Mr. Olathe. Wm.

Counsil. of Peru, this parlor lamp; Mr and Mrs and Bessie Thompson, glass globe wax M. Beerbower, conductor ou the Gulf If you want choice clover honey or NEW GOODS Flowers; Putnam photograph railroad, and Miss Hattie E. Fall, CALL AND SEE THEM! made us a very pleasant call, last Friday, while waiting for the cars td carry AT HEADQUARTERS AT HEADQUARTERS AT HEADQUARTERS Al uaAuyT, Eo NEW GOODS ine uest or syrup can on Laughton Logan. daughter of Mrs and Dr.

0. H. P. Fall him to Texas after cattle. NEW GOODS new goods album; Mr Courtney and Flora Willis, photograp album; Miss Rena Baker, ornamented vase; Miss Annie Carper, ornamented Vase; Mr and Mrs a prominent physician of this city, on Take your prescriptions to tite nnpec nnnc NEWGOODsUKllfOO UOUUO.AT HEADQUARTERS NEW GOODS VrmkVS 'AT HEADQUARTERS NEW GOODS last Wednesday evening.

At 857 p. -J. A. Ilandley's mother is here old keliable Drug Store of Itichart Chas. startsman, cotters Saturday ineonaai cortege arrived, and were paying him a visit.

His wife and sis Ilockett. NEW GOODS Night; Mr Will I', liazen, pertumery met by the ushers, Messrs. J.H.Frlck' ter went to Fall River Sunday, on a AT HEADQUARTERS AT HEADQUARTERS AT HEADQUARTERS NEW GOODS and case; Chas. ilockett, cut glass Ink stand and paper weight; Mr Heus elton, Frank Adams and J. M.

Berry If you want to buy a good sewing visit to relatives. machine, brand new, cneap.cail at this and conducted up the aisle in the Pres Cherry vale can turn out more NEW GOODS NEW GOODS NEW GOODS omce. tis, sett nickle plated sad irons; Mrs Fish, (Parsons) darnett apron; Mrs Emma Higgle, (Ills.) embroiderd toilet GINGHAMS, LAWNS, White Goods. byterian church, a large and beautiful bright, neatly dressed, vivacious and MisaMattie Lynch left this city AT HEADQUARTERS AT HEADQUARTERS AT HEADQUARTERS AT HEADQUARTERS building appropriately decorated for sett: Miss Jennie and Laura Starts charming young girls from twelve to for her home at Pleasanton, Tuesday the occasiou, rilled with the friends ot NEW GOODS NEW GOODS man. toilet sett; Mrs last.

fifteen years old than any town of its size on this terrestrial globe. the parties, the attendents, rj. Thomas, (Colorado) lace tidy; Mrs Huls. lace tidv Mrs Leslie. (Inde Bird cages, the nicest, cheapest and Coon and Miss Vina Baker, of the city.

pendence) pair linnen towels Mrs most of them in the west, at Carson Mr. Seth Billings, of the city, and Miss When you want a fine livery rig remember that Clotfelter Booth. Parks, sett dinner napkins; Mrs Bald win's. Ama Scotiiorn, of Ft.Scott, proceeding. McCormick, dinner table cloth; Mrs A Gowdy, sett dinner napkins; Mrs In another column will be seen the followed by the bride and groom and the best liverymen in Southern Kansas, have tho "boss" teams, and that their prices are always reasonable.

We speak from experience. Scott and Miss Jeuniu Colburn, advertisement of Thos. B. Sanderson parent) of the bride to the alter CARPETS! HATS and CAPS! (Lawrence and Iola) sett of table cloth its architect. of the' church, which was adorn and napkins; Miss Cora Hand, pair ed by mammoth bouquets, linnen towels; Messrs JU'lckJeton For good goods, cheap for cash call -Dr.

Nelson, late partner with Mr. Sara. Gibson in the drug business large, pure -white -one, in the Adams, Billings and Berry, gasoline stove and furniture, complete; Mrs on S. M. Pearson, corner Of Neosho and here, left for his old home; in New center vase, all of exquisite beauty, ap Main streets.

Belle L. Moore, (Colorado) breakfast shawl. propriate to the occasion, where the imposing1 ceremonies were conducted We are plased to see Carl Maitland A. Large Stock of Mr. Beerbower needs no commenda on the street again, after his severe ill ness.

tion from us, the position he holds, that of conductor on the Gulf railroad, by the pastor, S. W. Griffin, in a most impressive and handsome style, as that gentleman knows well how to act so All medicines advertised in this is far better evidence of his merits, as paper are for sale by Richart pleasing a part. After which, those a gentleman and business man, than we Ilockett. Druggists.

having cards, repaired at once to the could contribute by our pen, more York, last Sunday. He did'nt know whether he would return, or remain there. For a safe sure and speedy remedy for fever and ague. Chills and fever, dumb ague and all malarial diseases use Collin's Ague Cure, price 50cts per bottle; every bottle warranted. Sold by all druggists.

n35-fim A. T. Sharpe of tho daily and weekly Republican of Ottawa, Kansas, gave us an exceedingly pleasant and interesting call Tuesday morning. He is one of the few who have made Kansas Journalism pay in the west. A good new name for a poor old especially so, when we take into consid palatial residence, on the corner of Main and Galveston streets, occupied song till the Cyclone Whirls by the bride parents, when, after con Laughton ft Logan mean what they all gratulations from the hosts of friends were received, all were invited into the say when they say all goods in their eration his youth, and the fact.

of him haying worked his way up to the very responsible place he now occupies among men possessing rare ability and strict integrity. -We cannot however forbear congratulating him upon the line ciieap lorensti large and spacious dining rooms where We have had a remarkably cool spring but wait sweet by and stood the tables laden with richest viands, of various kinds, to allure the taste were spread, while o'er them hung Wise choice he has made for his com by." Hysinger Rosenthal are just and opening out the grandest nanion and help-mate along life's rug pendaut evergreens, wrought in curi ged way, Miss Hattie E. Fall a young Richart Ilockett have the most complete line of paintbrushes in this irOE MEN AND BOYS! stock of staple and other goods, to be seen in the west, but then they sell county. lady ot education, great good common sense, large and generous heart, noble impulses, gifted, accomplished, sweet those fine best style goods, at as low -Hold 1 Just look at that fine animal Jap. Gordin bought at Kansas City disposition, aimiable, and most beauti figures, as others do a common article Call and see.

Owing to the wedding, Wednesday last week. ful in personal form and features one in every way calculated to adorn, beau For the larco.it and finest stock of night, the Mme. Fry Concert was not Call and sec it at millinery poods, at lowest pnees, (go to ITrBincrpr Hnoontlinl'a tify and sweeten the holy relations of married life. Miss Hattie never ap so well attended. They did well, how peared to better advantage, than ever, and are deserving of a good house wherever they may show.

All who i1 1 Our band boys are progressing that hour, Indeed she se'emed a being of very rapidly taking their horns every were present, speak in high of HEAD evening. celestial mold, of "Heavenly plumage fair which down from higher regions their entertainment. I have permanently located in ous style, and costly chandeliers throwing their bright rays upon the glittering silver below, sparkling like diamonds, all presenting to the eye and most fascinating. We have never seen anything of the kind more rich, tasty and elegant in arrangement and skill, as well as, substantial and useful. 1 The gay festivities were enjoyed and kept up to a late, or rather an early hour, when gray morn bade the smiling gaests retire to their homes upon their do wney pillows invoke "Tired nature's sweet restorer balmy sleep.fi The bride was handsomely attired in pearl white, with satin court train and bodice; bodice trimmed, with point lace.

drApery, with point lace 'cascade and lillies of the valley; white kid slippers and elbow gloves; guile veil, with orange blossoms, complete the costume. First bride-maid, Miss Vina Baker.of the, city, yraa in tiqted pink, If you want good bread call for the came and perched her there to see what lay beneath." May the flour made by our cit mills. A. Buch Cherry vale for the purpose of loaning proprietor, money on real estate, in city and coun of unalloyed happiness and love, ever -Mr Nulty of S. A Brown try, on long time at low rate of interest run hard hy'their feet as they tread lumber yard, was dolngIndepjsndehce, Office, np-stairs, in front room ot the Hysinger Rosenthal, a long, way of life together and that most sacred relation this side ut--t-Am-: Globe-News.

Come and ee me. M. B.Kellock, r-Prnf. Stevenson organized a sing of Heaven, avex remain holy, and pure Real estate transfers In (he are, multiplying and the building boom is still increasing. ing school at the M.

E. Church last Monday, and is progressing finely. as tbe snow upon the until both are called to a mansion above, with those whom they shall most fondly love, is the prayer of the itews. Mrs. Dr.

Taylor has a successful His mode of teaching is very simple, treatment and cure for Nasal Catarrh OHEEETVALE, KANSAS, and commands attention and interest. Trial treatments and examination tree,.

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Pages disponibles:
3 193
Années disponibles:
1881-1907