The Cherryvale Globe from Cherryvale, Kansas • 2

Cherryvale and Vicinity City Bllcksmitli Shop E3 1ST. IB. East side of rail d. next door to Gio.i Office. 'JLCITY.

The Cherry vale Globe SATUKDAY, AUGUST 1G, 1879' The line of road from Pig Hill to Independence is an airline; that is to say, it is all wind. Kansas. CnEEIlYVALE, DEALER IN a. c. eariX co- Dry Goods, Groceries, Hats, Caps, Notions, 1 DO AttWB The name of the II.

W. road has been ohanged to the Kaiisas Division of the St. Louia San Francisco railroad. ft Boots and Shoes and Queensware. See here, now; if, to prevent the spread of yellow fever, it is neces iary to fumigate the mails, why is it' cot also necessary to fumigate the females? Some fellah answer.

Wagons, Carriages, Plow Work 1 Horse-oSboemg a Specialty. Wagons ana Ungates Made to Order. If you want a wniron. bnirev or mrrtina wima. It will be to jour interest to one of home muu- bmy i bey 1 Sfc: 7 PARsOSS I I 'ITT5- epirit of brotherly kindness should prevail between them.

There aro a great many strangers making Independondence visitsnoir, looking for locations. They understand that the town is deserted, but whn they come they are astonished, and aro constrained to sottle with us. There are somo men wild enough to bo building, notwithstanding the adversity under which you seem to think we are laboring. There was one of the largest crowds in town Saturday that has been here for some time. The town was crowded to its utmost, and everybody did a big business.

The juvenile portion of the community is happy, extremely happy, and in fact their knows no bounds. It is comingSells Bros great 7 elephant railroad menagerie and circus. We can with some difficulty comprehend what a simple railroad menagerie and circus is but when it comes to such a railroad as a 7 elephant railroad, it is entirely beyond tho comprehension of the human intellect. Doubtless it is a wonderful affair and I would ask "What does it profit" a town if it gains the M. W.

railroad and loses the 7 Elephant railroad? The M. W. is a very small thing beside the 7 Elephant railroad. Well, as I previously remarked, it is coming. Last Saturday night tho advance agent papered all the houses in town and two big bulletin boards.

Consequently, Sunday school was rather thin the next day. The boys all put down tho examination of tho show bills as the special business of that day, and. every one adhered most rigidly to the previously conceived plan. The pictures wero very tempting indeed. I saw somo of tho old deacons and elders stop, on their way to church, and Last Wednesday, night and all day Thursday the windows of heaven were wide opoo, aud the rain descended in torrents.

Everything fairly soaked. Droutby Kansas will sail off one of these days. UKXOjRJ A good suit of Clothes $3. OO A pair of plow shoes I.IO 20 yards calico I.OO 20 crash I.OO 16 percale I.OO A good staw hat I Oc A wool hat 50c Good blue demins lOcy'd ueensware at cost Everything cheap for cash j. c.

Mccormick, Prop'r. Kansas. Cherrjvale, 9 Havlnsr tmrohaaed the above narnla hotel. I have redtted it. and ara oonfldent of eelng aoie to suit the traveling nubile a The house Is provided with good 'A "I sample rooms lor tne accommodation commercial travelers.

Give me a call. Tobacco cLcwing does not destroj the voice We knew a young man who chewed inceseantly, but for all that, he was a splendid singer, and such a fine musician generally that housed two ppittoens. Don't choke at tLis joko. The Tribune supplement says rents ia Independence are surely but steadily coming down. We quote this f.r the benefit of those Keeking cheap houses.

Bents in Cherryvalo arc rapidly and surely going up, which is an evidence of prosperity. J. O. M. COFFEYYILLB CHERRYVALE HOUSE if S.

A. BROWN DEALERS IS Independence, Kansas. Proprietors Zzidepezidezico Elevator. J. A.

HANDLEY. Pbop'b. CHERRI7A1E KANSAS. Highest cash price paid for wheat, flax seed, castor beans, and all gazo long and steadfastly at somo 5SS5SS of the most enticing. Politics are beginning to warm up, and ere long we shall begin to o.

ii. p. faiaFa, m. d. Board bj the Day or Week on Beaton' able Terms.

have some fun. You can tell the Tho contractor, who was making a trip with a buggy and paying off tho men employed on the overland mail routo from Vinita west, was found dead, last week, having been murdered about one hundred and fifty miles west of Vinita. The Kansas City Times says it is supposed the murder was committed by tho Cana robbers. candidates; they all hive a peculiarly hearty shake of the hand and rhysician Surgeon, a smile for every one. When you A.

VanVliet, CAEPENTER Airn BUILDER, (Shop in rear of Anderson Sc. Wood's store.) CHEItKYVALE, KANSAS. Good Beds. Good Faro and Flrst-Ctas Accommodations In every respect. see a man who smiles and shakes hands with you, and you don't STREET HUB DEPOT know turn from "Adams off ox, you ean bet that he is a candidate.

More anon. Mike. CALDWELL H0USELlE INDEPENDENCE, KAN8A I am prepared, at all times, to do work with NEATNESS AND DISPATCH. MOUE11EAD CHIN. BY BRYAN.

Weather cool. Everybody went to the circus Office at Carson Bellchamber's Drug Store. DR. E. TANNER, Physician and Surgeon, E.

D. HASTINGS, Danco at Adams' after the opera trv Bryant, Proprietor! was over. The club did splendid shooting ATTORNEY Tho best of fare, and rates aa reasopy last eve. as at any other first-olass hotel In the States KANSAS. MOUND VALLBY.

Mr. Cross was in town to-day, PKKS.S ASSOCIATION. Wo nave received tho following card, which explains itself The subject of a Neosho Valley Press Association has been so vrarrnlv welcomed as to make its organization a certainty. No one, however, feels tutborized or willing to make a regular call. It has been decided, therefore, that by common consent waive the formality, and meet at tho Union office, in Humboldt, on Thursday, August 28, 1879.

It is particularly desired that every editor and publisher to whom this card comes attend at that time and place. A full attendance then will cusure success. Armstrong Watrous, Publishers Independent. Burlington, August 9, 1879 AXD and reports his head all level. it Oswego Moused Burnett has got a thermometer, and the weather has immediately COTJNSELOB AT LAW, become cooler.

XAKSAS. OSWEOO, The pay car went down the road Chsbbtvale, Kb. to-day consequently the boys are happy. A. L.

NIGHT, Prop'r. Calls Answered Promptly Day or Night. W. A. Graham, All Work Warranted.

Ciierryrale, Kansas. J. JEL. COUHTJNISr, NOTARY PUBLIC For the benefit of our large list of readers outside the state, many of whom have written us for information about Southern Kansas and her railroad facilities; and more especially the prospects of CherryYale, we have prepared the aoovo map, which shows accurately the present system of railroads of tho southeastern portion of the State all east of Junction City and south of Toneka. The dark cloud of financial depression which has hunpj over the land is now clearing away capital is coming out of its hiding places, and the great era of railroad building in Southern Kansas is now fully inaugurated.

Work has already begun on some six roads in this portion of tho state. There are only three, however, in which Cherryvale is directly interested, one oi which is the St. Louis, Wichita Western, from Oswego to Wichita, which will cross the old L. G. (now called the Kansas City, Lawrence Southern at Cherryvale, giving us a direct outlet to St.

Louis aud the East, and also giving us the benefit of competition between a road working in the in terest of Kansas City and Chicago and one which is exclusively a St. Louis road a competition which can never be compromised, for corns promise is a word which never ha been and never can be recognized between two cities as bitterly at enmity as are Chicago and St. Louis. Work has begun on this road all along the line from Oswego to Wichita, to which latter place it is to be completed by January 1st," 1880. The second road in the building of which we are directly interested is the K.

L. S. from this point west through the southern tier of counties of Kansas to the point where it will meet the Southern Pacific at Santa Fe or Tucson, giving a grand trans-continental route from New York by Pittsburg, Cin cinnati, St. Louis, Cherryvale, Santa Fe, Tucson and Los Angeles to the Golden Gate, and placing Cherryvale upon one of the greatest and most direct routes of travel across the continent. One hundred miles or more of this road will bo com pleted thisv summer, and the extension will necessitate the building of machine shops at this, the end of the second division from Kansas City and.

indeed, we have been assured by officers of the road that these shops will bo built within a year. There alss seems every probability that the St. Western road w.ill establish its round house, repair shops, here, from the fact that Cherryvale is the central point between Pierce City, the end of the division east, and "Wichita, one hundred miles west of us. Another road, which is contemplated, and by which articles of incorporation have rocently been filed with the Secretary of State, will connect ns with Parsons, twenty miles northeast of us, and with the great K. T.

direct route to Chicago. When this is completed, our city will have a railroad outlet in six different directions, and will be the greatest railroad town in Southern Kansas. It is believed that the branch of road south to Coffeyville will soon be extended to its ultimate terminus at Galveston, which will be another great addition to oiir railroad system. It is unnecessary to use any other argument than the presentation of the above facts to prove that Cherryvale has a very bright future in store, for all the large cities of the laud are indebted almost entirely to railroads for their growth, and there is not a city in the United States with the railroad facilities which we will have in a year which is not thriving and growing rapidly, and which does not number its inhabitants by thousands. Cherryvale Jias to-day the largest body of good land tributary to it of any and all towns in Southern Kansas; it is the best watered, having Big Hill aud Sycamore creeks on the east and south, with Drum creek and its tributaries on the west and north.

Both these creeks are well timbered, and the Verdigris river, only seven miles away, furnishes all the native lumber needed for building purposes. Then we have fine roclr for building purposes unsurpassed in the state easy to be quarried, soft for work, and capable of being fashioned into any form desired. Our lime and sand rock make the very best of stonewall; it is handy to be gotten and breaks with great uniformity, as many miles offence built of it in this country will testify. Our soil is of various kinds, but mostly of a rich, black loam, which readily yields an abundant harvest of all kinds it properly attended. Corn yields from fifty to one hund red bushels to the acre, and wheat from fifteen to fifty bushels.

We have a natural corn and wheat country, but the production is yet in its infancy. Flax is a success and yields from eight to twenty-five bushels to the acre. Castor beans are a good, paying crop. Oats do well, giving an average of fifty bushels per acre. Barley seems to be a native of the country, and no better can be raised anywhere.

Rye does extremely well. Our potatoes and other vegetables beat the world. As to fruits and berries, it is enough to say that Kansas was awarded the first premium at the Centennial for this class of productions. TOOD. A.

Eiley's abandon has the largest capacity for water melons of any man in town. He averages six a day, generally taking one be Good Sample Rogihs. Bns to Itqih nil Travis AXD fore breakfast. The following is the number of This house la centrally situated In the olty. has the best ot aooommodatlons and has the reputation among the traveling public of eettlnfrthe best table ef any Southern Kansas Hotel.

balls brokon by the club Saturday Collection Agosit. Ofilee at Courtney Bollohombers Druf Store. Cherry tale, Eansae. and Tuesday evening SATURDAY EVENING. "Will Tisit Liberty the flrt.

Wednesday In each month, and Mound Valley the third Wednesday in each month. our independence l.etter. Independence, Kansas, August 13th, 187D. Mr. Editor The town is crammed full of tho prettiest school ma'ams yon ever feasted your eyes upon and still they come.

Every day adds one or two to the number of the fair ones. Some of tho boys think it would bo advisable to have a normal institute lrom tho beginning to the ending of the jear. But those who entertain such ideas arc just a little bit fanatical. The school masters arc quite numerous, and it Ryan, 8 -balls out of 10 Hogan, 4 10 Doan, 5 41 10 Dowell, 2 10 Ament, 5 10 Crouse. 4 10 T0NS0RIAL ROOMS JvLstlce's 2Totioo.

I am prepared with all kinds of legal blanks to transact all kinds of business as a Justice of the Peace. TUESDAY EVENING JLLocran, 5 balls out of 10 Doan, 2 10 Dowell, 5 10 Prop'rs, Kin Mepeciw, Kansas. NEW BBICK JVCILDINO. PTBBT CLASS. BEST ACCOMMODATIONS IN TEE CITT.

Terms Per. Day, Single Heals, 25c aa-Thls bouse Is just completed, and fa furnished with new and elegant urnltur psa The Hober House Is fire- proof, and eontaic the best ventilated rooms of any hotel li rhe city. Nice clean beds, and the tabl constantly supplied with ail the lnxurie of the season. Your patronage Is soliolte. Bus calls for passengers before stti Will trsin.

Stages lave this house every morning all points In the West and Seuth-west. is an excojlent chance for some of Clark, 6 10 Ament. 6 10 Deeds, Leases Chattel Mortgages A SPECIALTY. Will also cry sales at low rates. Office at Cherryvale.

J. W. V. OSBORN. J.

P. Crouse. 6 10 W. I Robertson, Scorer. the ladies whoso charns are well matured, and as that class of the x'ttninine gender are always vigilant and watchful, they are all donning their ttoro clothes and making themselves extremely gay and festive among tho aforesaid school There being a tie between Clark, THE- Ament and Crouse, a ball apiece was shot at, Crouse getting his ball.

Mr. Robertson then declared Crouse KANSAS CITY, LAWRENCE SOUTHERN masters. These opportunities are presented but once a year, and it victor, and the crowd dispersed. Moreiiead, Aug. 13.

appears that they aro determined not to let this ono pass unimproved. Kettee tor Publication, Halr-CutliDi aid Sbmpaaiag a Specially My razors are both bright and keen, My towels are both white and clean, ril shave yon sleek, as might be seen Before my shop you leave, FOR IO CENTS. T. O. BOULDIN.

AT JAMES POWELL'S LIVERY, SALE AND FEEB STABLE Ion will find tome of tb nobbiest ac Best Driving Livery Teams la the State. Hordes board ed on reasonable terms and given GOOD FOOD, GOOD STALLS and the best of attention. West Bide of Depot 8treet. One Block South-of Main. The institute is progressing finely.

Wagon making and repairing done hort notice and reasonable terms. We also pay Special attention to Land Office at Independence, Kansas, I Auirsst 6th. 1879. there being in attendance a much greater number of teachers than TJHDERfAEIlTGo clx Notici Ii hereby given thut the following-named settler has fllud notice of his intention to mate final proof in sopport of hie claim, and aecare final enlry tbereef at the expiration of thirty days from the were last year. There are I think, about one hundred and fifty teach- IS TBS Most Pleasant sad Reliable Rente TO ALL POINT? East, West or North.

PaseDgers via this line have NO CHANGE OF CARS TO date or tnu notice, vis. IBANK W. EDGBRIT, 01 Cherrwalc. for the west half of northwest qoar crs in attendance. They regard it as extremely beneficial, and are all ter of section 33 township thirty-ene 1311 south, of ranee seventeen 1171 east, and namps lending their entire energies to the pursuit of their studies.

It will tho following as his witness, Amelia Kd aj A AJAfA gerly.of Cherry vale, and U. uiodieiter. oi cnerry vaie, necessarily raise the of Chicago, St. Louts, Hannibal, ana u. a.

Boom, oi unerryvaie, 2-3 5w M. 3ALTEK, Register. Which elass of work we will do at gur oompete with any other hi the eonntry. '-'Am V. MeCOBMICK.

It. -F. Rich art, Notice for Publication. the teachers engaged, and thus be of infinite value to the public The Band of lope gave a dramatic entertainment last eveninir. Dealer in Cherryvale, JVAKD OWCS AT lHDJtPC, KANSAS, i Angnst 4th, 1879.

BLACKSMITH AND "West End of Main Street, Cherry Yale Kansas. J. C. PETTY, Prop'r. ,1 Notiob is hereby given that the following-named DRUGS, CHEMICALS, settler has filed notice of his intention to make final Kansas.

Cherryrale, Saloon 5 Billiard Hat l'atcnt Cleveland. Indianapolis or Toledo. ra Kansas City, And Oikt Ohb Chakos to NEW YORK, BOSTON and PHILADELPHIA. Passengers for CHICAGO via this route arrive Two aouas earlier than by any other. This Is the only line from Southern Kansas making- close connections for Denver, Canon City, Leadville, Pueblo, and all points in Colorado, or to San Francisco and all points on the Pacific Coast.

i XT IS TH? SHOBTZST AND BB3T ROUTE STATIONERY A HI TOILET ARTICLES. which was a success in point of performance. They all did their i parts well and merit commendation Jor an effort to raise funds for their order. The new militia company aro now thoroughly organized and in figbt- ing order. They are thirsting for blood.

Tho officers received their I th6 other evening, and you can spot them on tho street by their walk. They brace up and are no 'Straight they lan bick. They walk with such an air of importance that it is at once suggested to the W. H. "WBTZEIi, Proprietor, Corner ef Main an Sspet StreeU.

AS CHERttVTALE. KANSAS. I am prepared to do all kinds of New Building, South Side of Main Street, one door west of Anderson Wood's Store. work in my line on snort notice, at reasonable rates. I wish to call particular attention to the fact that I WAKRANT ALL MY WORK I proof In sspport of his claim, and secure final entry thereof at the expiration of thirty days from the date of this notice, viz Dan W.

DavIdso, of Morohead, Kansas, for the west half of northeast quarter and northeast quarter of northeast quarter and northeast qtmrter of southeast quarter of section seventeen (17), township thirty-one (31) south, of range seventeen (17) east, and names the following as his witnesKCt, vis John Hiltz, of forehead, Kansas, and Michaal Hiltz, of Merehead, Kansas, and Knt Robinson, of Morehead, Kansas. M. J. SALTBR, Register. Notice for Publication.

Land Office at Independence, Kansas, I August 4th, 1879. Woiiee Is hereby given that the following-named settler has filed notice of his Intention to make final proof In support of his claim, and secure final entry thereof at the expiration of thirty days from the date of this notice, viz Michael Hiltz, of Morebead, Kansn. for the northwest quarter of section thirteen 13, township thirty-one 31 south, of range seventeen 17 east, and names the following as his witnesses, Dan. M. Davidson, of Morehead, and Fiat Robinson, of ktorehead, and John Uilta, of Morebead.

M. J. SALTER, Register. Best Anhenser, Vilsraskse and Qutney beer draught or bottled. Cheiee wines, whiskies, bran.

es and clears always on hand. AL.Z. POINTS In IOWA MINNESOTA UJ1UU Ul IUO JlllUH JU UlUb IUO 1L1UJ- id afil is a military officer of some J. P. BAKER, DIALS ur f3 jfiLV.

"21 OD 2SCT 33. IF1. IHIIIEnOS, ChorrjTalt, Kaarxa, DIALS 13 Harness and Saddles, COLLARS, WHIPS, Ind all other articles usually fonnd tn Irst-elass harness shop. Prices as low at any other dealer in Southern Kan sas. Repairing done on abort notice.

Please Give Us a Call. BOARDING HOUSE. OT. TWm BCOWIflTiG Propr CHERRTVAIiE, KANSAS. Boarders, taken by the day or week.

Rates as Low as any House in Town. Good, substantial and comfortable leepin rooms DID YOU KNOW THAT De 3HX. IS RUNNING) A First-class Restaurant BAKERY CONFECTIONERY OK TBB North Side of Main Street. CONFECTIONERY, Kouwn Tatr Tickbts to alt the Popular Pleasure Borta on sale during the summer months. Trains om this line are always ON T1MJE, thus making connections sure.

3T" Bates ot fare always as low as the lowest, Kansas This Company has 190,000 acres of the lest beet located and cheapest farming lands in Kansas, located in the beautiful Neosho Talley, southeastern Kansas, known thron shout the West ss the Garden of the State." These lands are well watered and timbered, underlaid with coal, and are within three hours' ride from Kansas City, lhey are now being sold at the uniform price of $3.20 per acre cash, or $4 on seven years time, and present an opportunity for obtaining1 cheap and comfortable homes not found elsewhere In Kansas. Send to the land eommUsloner for maps, circulars and full Information. GEO. H. NETTLSTON, General Manager, Kansas Olty.

T.P.OAKFS, General Superintendent, Kansas City. J. IS. COCK WOOD. General Ticket Ajyent, Kansas City.

JOHN A. CLARK. Land Commissions City. be a torror to all evil doers and the c-heet anchor of safety for the good i ctnd law-abiding citizens, for there 's no doubt but what they will Mi00t. "Peace on eaith, good will to ian." Tho bloody chasm which 'aa heretofore yawned between the 'tnctioneers has been filled np with rater melon rinda, and they have haken hands across it "They sold the some crowd last Saturday, tnd bad no fuss.

Neither even for-rot himself as to question ho veracity of the other. This, I link, is owing to the fact that they bgth Murphy men now, and a Jennie Lind HalL6S. IT. J. Prsp'r.

OpponU Dtpot Best Fresh Beer "always kept cnCSS" Draught. me. A full Stock ef Bottled Beer. Choles Win. IJ- When von are ia town, don't fail to eall and see me.

I will sell groceries as cheap as the cheapest. My goods are of the best quality. Notice for Publication Ll5D OmCI AT IHV1PI9SN0, KANSAS, July 21st, 1879- NOTICJt is hereby given that the following-named settler has filed notice of hi Intention to make final proof in support of his claim, and secure final entry thereof at the expiration of thirty days from the date of this notice, via William ltforganaon, post office Cherryvale, for the south half of southwest quarter of section two (2), township thirty-three (S3) sonth, of range seventeen (17) east, and names the following aa his witnesses, viz: John Mrrann, of Cherryvale, Kana, and Samuel r-ull -yblank, of Cherryvale, Kansas. M. J.

SALTER, Register. Ileraember the Place to Get a Bargain. HEAD QUARTERS, -s Chebbyvale, Kansas. If you would Hire a meal got up to order, or want to buy bread, pies, cakes, candy, eanced fruits or goods, or even a fine cigar, call and Bee quors and Cigars can be always found at lb' establishment. nRS..