The Cherryvale Globe from Cherryvale, Kansas • 3

ADVERTISING RAXES. A fatal accident occurred at the coal The Cherry vale Globe. shaft of Mr. Binyon, 10 miles outh of AC1. ONE MOUTH OX TBiSj 1 Inch fi.oo a $ia so One-eighth column l.SO.-- 16.00 One-sixth mlumn 9.

no '2-1 (Hi FRIDAY, FEBRUARY Id, 1SS0. One-fourth 8 60 30. CO One-third column, "1 S.CO One-half ml i nh (IM fij liO One column 8.00 ou vu jivutiro, axuuug rcauiug iiutif i-wni. per line for first insertion, and 10 cents pCr iiiis' for each subsequent inaer ion. i i A'wrtM uwwwe.

111 uuiaoa win per line for first insirlionj and cenU for mc i subsequent insertion. au notices oi public meetings, concerts, csier received must be paid for. 11 uusiurai njouotn, wiiliom ue June iH3iniii as to length of time they are to be publishe l. will be Continued until ordered out. and for- at our regular rates.

jlu diiis iot advertising auz and coiiecteit on the first day of each month. tTnI T1Sk iron ma v11 wrf deviate from the above rates and ru les RAILROAD TIME TABLE. St. Loois and San Francisco Railroad. TRllSfS Dt-PAHTj Passenger going ast i 12 rri Accommodation going east i See changes in Smith Morgan's meat market ad this week.

Our attorneys occasionally have a little boom in their line. A knowledge of our own weakness creates in us charity for others. Literary exercises to-night' by the Young Men's clilb, at their hall. He who expects to find a firiend without faults, wfll never rind one. C.

E. Collins has the contract for the cellar work on Ewing's new block. L. M. Wood-ivent to St.

Louis, Monday, with two car loads of cattle for Wal ter wood. If rain had hot come when -it did, milk would have been sold by dry measure, ere this. The poorest education that teaches self-control, is better than the best that neglects it. Drinking liquor is like sitting down on a hornet's nest; very stimulating, but not nourishing. There isn't a man in Cherryvale who can recognize a poker chip under oath.

We are a moral people. "We acknowledge the receipt of compli-mentaries to the grand opening of the Edward's Opera House, in Parsons, Feb. 22. The police court room held over 100 persons for several hours Wednesday afternoon. The Jim Cole case proved a good magnet.

Jas. Cole, who was aires for keeping a gambling house, was acquitted by Judge Osborn, yesteaday. The trial was interesting but ended too late in the week for an extended report in this issue. Hon. j.

II. Norris, representative from this district, writes us that the temperance bill only awaits thee signature of the Governor to become a law. It passed the House last Wednesday by a vote of 100 to 23, and takes effect May 1, 1881. Dissolution Hot lea. HOLD ON Bear in mind that J.

Baldwin Co. have everything you can possibly want in the hardware line. Their assortment Is complete, and their prices low. Carter's Little Liver Pills are free from all crude and irritating matter. Concentrated medicine only; very small; very easy to take; no pain; no griping; no purging.

Sold by Richart McDonald No cough or cold, however obstinate, can resist the healing qualities of Dr. Marshall's Lung Syrup. It completely cures when all others fail." Try it. Only 25 cents a bottle; large size 50 cents. WANTED, Immediately, twelve good salesmen.

A liberal salary and expenses paid Call on or add --ess P. C. Bo wen, Cherryvale, Kansas. 29-31 Yen can buy a good hat of Anderson Wood for 75 cents. Also Ladies' and misses' shoes at 75 cents per pair.

23 F.P. Dicus Co. will pay the highest price, in Cash, for all kinds of grain." 23tf The Globe is acknowledged by all to be one of the best local papers in Kansas. $1.50 cents a year. Subscribe For it.

J. Baldwin Co. will make you happy. Dried apples 6 1-4 cent per pound, at Anderson Wood'. 28 Buttons cheaper than ever at Anderson Wood's.

28 Leave your cash for hardware With J. R. Baldwin Co. Bennett Wiltse keep the best assort2 ed stock of general hardware in the city. Picked Peaches, at Anderson Wood's Kraut at Anderson Wood's.

28 ggg J. R. Baldwin lias the largest stock of hardware in the county, and is selling all classes of goods at prices that defy competition. Nice pickles at Anderson Wood's. 28 Buy your ammunition of Bennett Wiltse.

22tf When physicians recommend Dr. Marshal's Lung Syrup for coughs, colds, of long standing, it certainly must be ood. Call at the drug store and try a ottle of it. The price is only 25 cents and 50 cents. Do you want hardware very cheap? Go to J.

R. Baldwin emporium. Call and see the bargains to be had. at Anderson Wood's. 28 Charm Baking Powder is the best, at Anderson Wood's.

28 Builders, buy your hardware of J. R. Baldwin Co. Accommodation going east; cwpni Passenger going west Accommodation going west 8:45 a in Accommodation going west 6:01) W. fe.

MARTIN, Agent Kansas City, Lawrence and Soatliernw CHKRRYVAfcE ANT KANSAS CITY." No. 1 Passenger going south 5 12 rrt No. 2 Passenger going north 10 21 a rrt No. 9 Freight arrives at 5 00 nt No. 10 Freight departs at a 10 48 a No.

17 Going south, arrives at 7 a No. 18 Going north, departs ....11 00 CnZRRYVALE AND WINFI1XD. No. 2 PasseDger arrives at 5 12 a ni No. 1 Passenger departs at 10 21 ni Nd; 12 Freight, arrives at 10 40 No.

11 departs west at ......10 21 ta CHERRYVALE AXT COFFEY VILLE. No. 6 Passenger departs at 6 30 nt No. 10 Passenger arrives at 9 90 a The Cherryvale postoffice wiil be open on Sun days from 10 a. ni.

until 12 m. and from 4 p. m-. to :30 p. m.

Every man that preaches economy to his wife hud better pick the mote out of his own Just think of those extra cigars and a drink now and then, and see where it comes in. Stay away ironi the gambling table and leave your money at home. It i3 impossible for a newspaper to please everyone. This fact is recognized, and all newspaper men become more or less calloused to adverse and often unfair, ungentlemanly, and occasionally babyish criticism. Mr.

Bell, ex-member of the hardware firm of Jones Sedan, was in town yestereay looting at property. He thinks Cherryrale is on the high road to future greatness. Mr. Bell was on his way to Parsons. Messrs.

Appach Eucker have sold their meat market Pomeroy Brothers. T. D. Pomery, of this city, and hi3 brother, recently from Wichita, are the purchasers. We wish the new firm the best of success.

Our thanks are due to Hon. J. n. Norris for a copy of substitute for Senate bills 23 and 2S, to prohibit the -manufacture and sale of intoxicating liquors. It was received too late to give a synopsis in this issue.

T. M. Anderson, of Norton county, Kansas, brother of G. A. Anderson, of this city, arrived here on a visit to his brother last Friday night fie will settle in Cherryvale.

We bid him welcome. The family of John Shaw were severely poisoned this week by handling fire wood that had pieces of ivy around it. They have suffered considerably, but are nearly recovered. Rooks County Record. The citizen3 of Ottawa are afraid of the great comet.

Intense religious interest is being manifested by the most abandoned sinners, even the editors and lawyers crowding into the house of worship. A farmer, whose boy is clerking in a store at Neodesha, wrote and asked'the merchant if there was anything in his son. "Yes" replied the merchant, "just after he has been to a saloon." Earnest religious revivals are being held all over the country. In one town in Kansas every one in the place has been converted. People are preparing for the worst and hoping for the best.

"Don't burn the prairies," says the Winlield Courier, and proceeds to argue that it causes drouth, and that, as the present outlook is so bright, it is well to be very careful. The Kansas City Journal has teen enlarged, received a handsome new dress, has its leaves cut and pasted, is under new management, and well is a better paper than ever. If you want immediate returns tor your investment, poke a wasp with your fingurc to sc-e if be feois well. He will declare a dividend and make his own change. Miss Ilattie Fall left Wednesday evening, for Win field.

Kansss. She will be the guest of Miss Scothorn for a week or so. wish her a pleasant visit and a safe return. Mock Legislatures are much in vogue in Kansas just now. Galena, Neodesha and several other sister towns have brok OHKRRYVALS LODGE NO, 142, I.

O. O. Cherryvale, Kausas. Regular meetings every Tuesdaj evening at 8 o'clock p. m.

A. B1CKETT8, Wh. MiHLi Secretary i CITY AND COUNTY DIRECTORY. City Officers. C.

C. Councilman J. A Handley; A. Buch, C. P.

Buflington, N. B. Sawyer, A. V. McCormick, City Clerk.

M. F. Wood, Phalp City Treasurer. vonaty umeers. Probate utlge Clerk of Deeds' District Clerk Attorney Sttperin tenden Surveyor F.

S. Palmer Lafayette Shadiey. E. Herring fe. A.

Way K. P. Allen IX. H. Dodd Ed Van Gundy C.

Beach G. B. Leslie A. P. Itosswell, W.JR.

Brown, Henry Mounger, Published in the Globs, Feb. 13, ISSl.J Ordinance No. 17. APPRAISERS FOR XIVL STREET. This is to certify that the firm of Buffi ngton Copeland was dissolved by mutual consent on the 10th day of February, 1881, Mr.

Copeland's lease of J. J. Ram-bo's interest having terminated on said day. All accounts due BufBngton Copeland remain in Buffington's hands for collection. BUFFIXGTON COPELAXD.

Home Seekers, Take Xotiee. In consequence of poor health I have decided to sell a portion Gf ray property in and adjacent to the city of Cherryvale, Kansas, consisting of 110 acres of first class land, under cultivation 100 town lots, ranging in price from $20 to $100 per lot one house and lot, $140 another house and three lots, $400. AI30 cat Moline, in Chautauqua county; on the 2Gth prox.i' by which Daniel Biriyoli and another minor lost their lives. The ac-ccldent was caused by the roof of the room In which they were at work falling in. John BInyon, a brother of the one killed, was caught and one leg badly crushed while trying to rescue his brother and friend.

The name of the young man killed in the shaft is Clint Rearaden. He wns mining alone when a portion of the roof gave way and caught his legs, lie called for help, and Daniel Binyon being nearest to him reached him first, and just in time to be caught by a large stone that fell from the roof. John Binyon was also going to his rescue, but the stone fell belore he got under it fai enough to be dangerously Injured. Howard Courant. At two o'clock p.

Tuesday. February 15, the only daughters, Eva and Lucy, of Mr. and Mrs. Henry Evans, of Osage township, Labette county, were united in marriage by Rev. Hogan, of Mound Valley, to William Riney and G.

W. Helms, both of Labette county. Miss Eva becoming Mrs. Riney and Miss Lucy Mrs. Helms.

The ceremony took place at the residence of Mr. Evans, in the presence of a large number of relatives and friends. The happy couples went to Independence Tuesday evening, and returned to William Riney's father's house Wednesday, where a sumptuous feast was served, and joy reigned supreme. Joy be jvith you, says the Globe. The festival at the M.

E. church next Wednesday evening, will be one of the most interesting church affairs ever gotten up in Clierryvale. The supper will be luscious, the oyters fresh, and the mountains of cake and tweet meats delicious. The carpet ball feature ot the occasion will be novel and interesting. Every lady will prepare a ball, placing her name inside of it.

The carpet balls will be sold to the gentlemen, and they will have the honer of taking the lady to supper whose name is found inside of the ball. Almost every property holder in our city leels like sitting down on a store box and cursing his "front sight," but it won't pay. Of course the "hind sight" shows the thing up in its true light, but who wants the privilege of looking into futurity, when such a view would show up in all its cold and clammy ghastliness the inevitabl grave that lies across every numan being's pathway. Be satisfied with the "hind sight" and profit by the experience you get and you will be happy. A young lady at Holton, this State, laced too tight, ate a very hearty supper, and went to a dance.

She had not "tripped the light fantastic toe" long before she fainted, fell to the floor, and was immediately taken with spasms, and for a long time her life was despaired of. The moral for young ladies to draw from this touching incident it, don't lace, don't dance, and above all, don'i eat. Lewis Salter, son of Hon. J. Salter, of Independence, has purchased an interest in Carson implement business in this city, and is building a handiotne residence in the southeast part of the city.

We welcome Mr. Salter to our thriving railroad center, and wish him the best of success. County Attorney Van Gundy came over last Saturday evening and remained over Sunday in the city of the county. Van has hosts of friends here, and really ought to make his trips to this part of the county more numerous. He paid the Globk a visit Monday morning, snd left us jollier by 20 per cent.

Near Kingston, Labette county, Feb. 8, Leroy Reed shot two men, father and son, by the name of Christmore. Reed then took poison, from the effect of which he died. Anonymous letters, jealousy and a quick temper is the cause of the tragedy. There is nothing that so completely takes the starch out of a young man who has been married about a year as to have to go to a store where there is a young lady clerk that he used to keep company with, and inquire for those large size safety pins.

The future business center of Cherry-vale will be shaped this summer. Heavy property owners will have it in their bands in a great measure. Be wise in your acts and you will have nothing to regret. New York girls imitate Bernhardt by going about with their mouths half open, making themselves look as if they had just encountered a ghost or a gorrilla. Happily Bernhardt don't come to Clier Commissioners.

Be it ordained by the Myor and Councilrnen of LocalNews. More rain Courtney will sell city lots cbeap. Ladies, prepare your carpet balte. Put down those stone cross walks. J.

M. Courtney lias city property for Contentment with godliness is great gain. Invest In city property, right away quick. Obstinacy is the heroism of little minds. Best lots in the city for sale by J.

M. Courtney. 29-2 Mr. Wyman moved into his new house Wednesday. For good reading go to J.

W. Asdel's News Depot. 21 -tf No new developments in the Forest-Buckles case. Buy your Paints and Oils of Richart McDonald. 25tf The heaviest snow of the winter last Friday night.

Black Nelson's new sign is a beauty. It loora3 up. Elegant line of boots, shoes and slippers at Pearson's. 22-23 A. Buch has purchased the Starkey blacksmith shop.

The opera house has not been occupied for some time. Regular trains are again running on the K. C. L. S.

road. Go to Richart McDonald for your drugs, medicines, et 25tf Festival at the M. K. church next Wednesday evening. Valentines in endless variety, at, the Book and News Depot.

28-2'J Beware of those who listen attentively, if you talk much. Street crossings is the united and universal cry of our people. The wrath ol ihe wind was apparent last Friday and Saturday. Family Bibles, cheapest in the world, at Richart McDonald's. 25tf Yesterday morning was ushered in slimy, sleety and slippery.

When you want lamps and good oil go to Richart McDonald's. 25tf The new meat market by F. D. Wv-uian will open next Monday. The finest liiw of liquors and cigars in the city at Adam Bowiuin's saloon.

Photographs finished in all the latest styles at F. A. Loomis' art gallery. 27tf Goods bought ot Anderson Wood delivered to any part of the city free ol charge. 2Stf Quarterly meeting was held at the M.

E. church Tuesday and Wednesday of this week. Don't fail to call on S. M. Pearson Co.

if you want first-class dry goods and groceries. The ladies of the M. E. church society and congregation are preparing for another festival. Elder Burris preached a foul-stirring sermon at the M.

K. church, last Wednesday evening. See F. I). Wynian's large, double-column ad.

in this issue. He is wideawake and will f-i'ccced. You will find at S. M. Fearson the finest line ot choice dry goods and groceries in the city.

22-23 Every man in St. Louis owns a dog The object is to increase the puppy lation until it rivals that of Chicago. Teachers, Attention! A fine assort ment of "Reward of Merit" cards, at the Book and News Depot. 27tf You have to make friends with some men as you would with a bear. Get acquainted, but keep hold of an ax.

Doctrines are of use only as they are practiced. Men and women may go to 1 with their heads full of truth. Dartnall is talking ol putting up a fine brick or stone block, on his valuable corner lot, just west ot the Belmont. "There is no place like repeated Mr. Ifenpeck, looking at a motto, and he heartily added: "I am glad there isn't.

The saloon keepers offered the city treasurer of Sedan, $50 each on Tuesday, as payment for their quarterly license, but it was not accepted. Clierryvale should organize and maintain a union Sabbath-school. Our church societies should attend to this im tbe CUT ol Cnerryvaie Sec. 1 That the mayor shell appoint five 5) disinterested householders of the city of Cherryvale, who shall assess the damages if any sustained. to the properly owners adjacent to Mill street, in consequence of the vacation of a part of said street.

Sec. 2. The compensation of each of the said appraisers shall be the sum of one dollar, to be paid from the city treasury of the city of Cherry -valt, Kansas. Sec. 8.

This ordinance shall be in force from and after publication in the Cherryvale Globk. l'assed and approved February 7, 1S31. irtvn tn tle, horses, hogs, and a complete set of rxlIINKUB, ATTORNEY" AT LATIT, Chisktviix, Kansas. Will practice in all the courts of the State, make collections, pay taxes for con-residents, draw deeds, mortgagee, contracts, etc. Also highest price paid for county, township or 6chool district orders.

Money to loan on long or short time, T. WARREN, M.D. PIIYSICIAX AND SURGEON. Cherryvale, Kansas. Will attend promptly to all calls day or night Office in Gibson's drug store.

Secure a valuable corner lot. Buy a lot and build a house. A scramble for wealth is the bos scramble of all. Put up your "good sugar" and. rake in the pot, two years hence.

Judge Talcott, of Iola, was weather bound in our city over Sunday. Wonder what that little round black, thin was that Beaver saw on the floor? For tchool books, stationery and wall paper, go to Richart McDonald's. About all the saloon men of Galena have been arrested tor selling liquor on Sunday. Every dollar you own is your servant. Invest it in city property and make it labor for its master.

In the Jim Cole case attachments for several of the witnesses had to be issued. Why. was this thusly? A man near Wichita sends nine of his children to a private school and instructs the other nine at home. The editor of the Stafford county Herald has been flogged by the postmaster, at Milwaukee, in that county. During the muddy period just before the last freeze up, our bus driver came out with four-in-hand.

The outfit was quite metropolitan in appearance. The Friday and Saturday blizzard lost its grip sometime during Sunday night, and all day Sunday old Sol was on deck furnishing sunshine for the godly and ungodly alike. --Frank D. Wyman, of the new meat firm ot Wyman Leckey, is building a neat residence on est Main street. It wiil be finished in a few days if the weather is favorable.

The City Council now have one cf the finest rooms in the city to hold meltings in, and it costs 9hly $48 per annum, light and fuel furnished, at that. The room is over S. M. Pearson store. Clierryvale can now boast of a very handsome omnibus.

This is something our city has long needed, and the enterprise will doubtless net the owners thereof, Messrs. Clotfelter Booth, a good revenue. The new salt works in the eastern portion of Saline county will cover an area of about 12 acres when completed. There are to be 34 vats 10 feet wide and 300 feet long, besides one large vat 200 feet square. The little narrow gauge road did nobly during the hist storm.

Trains on that road are as regular as clock ork. An ordinary Kansas blizzard has no effect on the little calico line. She's a yard wide and full of power and vinegar. "Buy and sell and get gain. Don't hold business lots until you nave driven enterprising men of means on to some other owners premises to enrich them, and thus force you to gnaw the file of regret forever afterward.

Leavenworth has an "I am married" club. We do not know the object of this club, unless they wish they were not, and are trying to devise some way to get out of it. No use, if you were fool enough to get there you will have to stand it. John Brown's sotil will march on forever in liberty-loving Kansas, and the Legislature will likely take action to see that his statue is placed in the old hail of the. House of Representatives at Washington, with those ot other great men.

The hogs at the Topeka distillery got into some whisky the other day and indulged too freely in the exhilarating beverage. It seemed to develop thei lighting propensities, and the brutes went to tearing- eaeh other in regular human drunken style. A charter has been obtained and a company formed for the purpose of developing the Arkansas City water power. The city has voted $20,000 of the stock, and 30,000 has been pledged by the citizens, which is all the capital necessary to complete the project. The editor of the Sterling Gazette has been burning hay.

He says: "Yesterday we consumed about 100 pounds of bay, the cost of which is 10 cents. To keep our office, which is 22x33 feet, warm with coal wouid have cost 30 cents on the same day. A company has been organized in Wichita for the purpose of going down into New Mexico and engaging in the mining interests. A large number have already declared their intention ot going along with the company, which will be in about two weeks. Adam Bowman was arrested on last Saturday for keeping a gambling house, and was brought before the police judge for trial.

E. D. Hastings was prosecuting attorney, and J. D. llinkle appeared for the defendant.

Mr. Bowman was found not guilty and set at liberty. The revival of our winter put a veto, on all building. Several business blocks and residences were under way, and will be completeted as soon as that kussed "hog" gets through with his ice-bound, enow-flaked, blizzard-lined, beastly business. Some say that money out on' good security at 10 per cent, beats all corner lot speculations in the long run.

Well, that depends on the amount out and the location of the corner lot. Hazardous risks, as a matter of course, are not to be compared to long time loans at 10 per cent per annum. Some of the citizens ot Usage township, Labette county, "give credence to the bloody comb and candle report which C. C. KINCAID.

Mayor. Attest M. F. Wood, Clerk. farming implements.

All will be sold in bulk, and to such a 3ustomer. I will give a bargain or in part, from one iot upwards, to suit any and all customers. For further information address or call Election Notice. Whereas, A Detition containing two-flfths of the on (on the premises.) resident taxpayers of the city ol Cherryvale, Montsromery county. Kansas, has been preaented to the Mayor and council of said citv.

callintr for 21-31 Cherryvale, Kansas. an election to vote city bonds to the amount of C. TIIOMPSOS Cherryvale. DANIEL GRASS. Independence.

rigni iiiuusanu uoiiars to aiu in me cua- struction ef the Memphis, Kansas Colorado lUilwair from Pmsflna. Labette ranntv. Kansas. BUSINESS CONCERN. to the said city of Cherryvale, recording to the ATTORNEYS AT iLATT.

Bennett Tflltse are the most success ful hardware merchants in the county. They bay goods at bottom prices, and sell very lo w. They offer everything in their line" cheaper than ever. Bn'Mors, take notice, and call on Bennett iriitse statutes in such cases ana provided, xt is therefore ordered that an election be held in said city of Cherryvale on the 8th day of March, A 1881, to aid ii the construction of said Memphis, Colorado Railway by subscribing to (or for) the capital stock of said railway company to the amount of eight thousand dollars, and to pay therefore bv issuinz and de Will practice in all the District nd Stiperiof Ciurt9 of Southern Kansas. Collections, Transferring, and Real Estate business solicited.

W. TAYLOR, M. PHYSICIAN AND SURGEON. en out with a perfect scarlet rash of before purchasing elsewhere. T.avtro anil wpdl iissnrrAfl Rtop.lc of niP.Tlirfi livering to eaid railway company the bonds of frames at the photograph gallery.

30tf. Kansas Cherryvale. RESIDENCE LOTS FOR SALE. I have for sale at reasonable figures the following desirable residence lots Lots 10 and 11, block 42 lots 9, 10, 11, 12, 13, 14 and 15, block 45; and lots 3, 4, 5, 6, 7, 8, 3 and 10, block 46. The above lots will mock.

The delay of the trains has interfered with the arrival of our new, job outfit, somewhat. Iiutit'wHl be in running order by March 3, if no further delay occurs. Another flurry ot snow here last Monday night ar.d a larger dose est of us. The Tuesday morning train from Welling was again blockaded and abondoned. Life is a game of chance to indolent and unthinking people; a game sf science to far-seeing.

men, and a great bore to lazy mullet heads. be sold at a reduction irom regular prices of 25 to 50 per cent, to parties who will at once make permanent improve ments. Jas. vv. Willis, 29 Real Estate Agent.

sunt in,) oi iierryvaie to an equal amount oi eight thousand dollars. The said bonds. shall mature and be payable twenty years from the day upon which they are executed, and 6hall bear interest at the rate of seven per cent, per annum, payable semi-annually on the 1st day of February and the first day of Aug' ust of each year, and sliali have semi-annual interest coupons attached. Said bonds and interest shall be payable at the fiscal agency of the State ol Kansas in the city of New York, and shall be issued in sums of one hundred dollars or in greater sums as said railway company may elect. The subscription by (or for) and in tbe name of said city of Cherryvale to (or tor) the capital stock of said railroad company, shall be made upon the condition that said railway company shall, as provided for in said first named act, in exchange tor city bonds, deliver to the treasurer of said city capital stock in their said road, equal in amount with the bonds ainhorized to be issued dollar for dollar, Provided that no such city bonds shall be issued and delivered to said railway company, until such railway shall be built and cars running thereon to and into the said city and a station with suitable sidings and depot buildings established in said city.

Provided that immediately after the requisite number of legal voters of said city of Cherryvale shall vote to subscribe to the capital stock ot said railway company, and issue the bonds of said city in payment therefor to the amount in the principal sum of eight thousand dollars, and the result of the aforesaid-epeeial election shall have "There is a td. in the affairs of men which, taken at its flood, leads on to for 53" Office at residence, corner Fourth mad Montgomery streets, first door west of School Houses H.P. PHYSICIAN AND SURGEON, Cherryvale, Kansa-CJ" Office at O. F. Carson's drug store.

-gS Jg D. HASTINGS, ATTORNEY COUNSELOR AT LAW Cherryvale, Kansas Office over Baldwin's store, room JJR. GEO. W. McMIXXlN, PHYSICAN AND SURGEON, Having located on the Collins farm, northeast quarter of section 25.

township 31, range 17 ofiers his professional services to the people of the neighborhood. The Galena Republican gives lots of C. NELSON J. DENTIST. Cherryvale, Kansas Office in Carson's Block, Sd door south of Main Street, up stairs.

Artificial teeth inserted on the latest improved base. Teeth filled and All work- reen amy ascertained ana aeciarea, eaia suuscrip-tion to Cor for) the. capital stock of said railway company shall be made for and in the name of said city as provided for in the aforesaid act, then or at such time thereafter as the said railway company shall designate the bonds of the said city ot Cherryvale shall be dui7 executed by the Mayor and Board of councilrnen of said city and attested by the clerk of said city, under the seal of said city, according to law, and be deposited in escrow with the fiscal agency of the State of Kansas at the fiscal agency of said State in the city of New York, State of New York, and said bonds shall remain in the possession of their custodian until said railway company shall have fully complied with the provisions set forth in this petition, when said bonds shall be delivered to said railway company. At the same time that said city Conds are executed and placed in escrow a hereinbefore provided the said railway company shall execute to and for said city of Cherryvale and place in escrow with some person with, whom said city bonds shall be entrusted as aforesaid, certificates of fully paid shares of the capital stock of said railway company canal in amount, dollar for war ran tea. BLACK KELSON, ryvale.

There are at present between 250 and -Dealers in- 300 students at the State Normal school, dollar, with said city bonds, which 6aid certifi DRUG cates oi spares or capital stock snau remain in the possession of said custodian until exchanged at Emporia, and President Welch says the attendance will reach the latter figure before the cjose ol the present term. Mr. S. L. Blanchard called Monday for the bonds of said city as hereinbefore provided for.

And no part of said city bonds shall be issued or delivered to said railway company nor be in any and gave us a nice order for job work. He will, In a few days, open his new har way aisposeu oi uy iue cuewuiau uuiuiug lueui in escrow until tbe said railway company have fully complied with the foregoing conditions of tune and to lame." iiatne in tnat nooci by buying your goods of Andereon Wood. 28 Gentlemen, if you want a square deal, go to J. It. Baldwin Co.

for your hardware. 25tf Anderson Wood want egs, butter, lard. copper, brass, lead7 feathers, dried fruit, etc. 28 Be wise in time and get a bottle of Dr. Marshall's Lung Syrup, which always cures coughs and colds and prevents consumption.

Price only 25 and 50 cents per Dottle. Choice tobacco and cigars at S. B. Baldwin Son's. 21tf Heating stoves at cost at Bennett Wiltse's.

25tf Valises and. trunks, cheap, at Anderson Wood's. 28 Gent's furnishing goods at Anderson Wood's. 28 Gut S. Hopkins, M.

Office at residence, corner Neosho and 5th directly west of new round house. 24tf Go to S. B. Baldwin Son for the purest drugs in the city. 24tf Largest line of queens ware and glassware in the city, at Anderson Wood's.

Ytlranized Habber Backet Pnpt are superior to anything ever before offered to the public. After using one, its superiority is so apparent that you will take up the old pump and replace it with the new one. Call at Bennett Wiltse's and carefully examine this pump and you will have no other. 22 tf Prepared horse-radish, at Anderson Wood's. 23 Laundry Castile Soap is the best.

Buy-it, at Anderson Wood's. 28 J. R. Baldwin Co. sell everything in their line lower than any other house in Southeastern Kansas, and don't you forget it.

25tf The simplest and best regulator of the Disordered Liver in the world, are Carter's Little Liver Pills. They give prompt relief in Sick Headache, Dizziness, Nausea, prevent and cure Constipation and Piles; remove sallo wness and pimples from the complexion, and are mild and gentle in their operation on the bowels. Carter's Little Liver Pills are very small and easy to take as sugar. One pill is a dose. Forty in a vial.

Price 25 cents. Sold by Richart McDonald Choice groceries at Anderson Wood's A square meal at Gus Anderson' for 25 cents. Clothing cheaper than ever, at Anderson Wood's. 28 Call and inspect the famous porcelain lined and plain wood pumps, at Bennett Wiltse's. 22tf Closing out Clothing Stock Now is the time to buy.

Come in and see the goods. 28 -Audbksox fc Wood G. A. Anderson gets tip the Squarest meal to be had in the city. 19-tf ness shop in the room heretofore occupied by Justice Osborn.

The recent big coal strike, a few this petition. Those voting in favor of the foregoing proposition shall have written or printed on their ballots the words. ''For extendine aid to the Mem local news from various Kansas towns. It's a wide awake little daily, and you can't rub that fact out. Carson's block is the best paying property in the city at present.

He gets good rent for every room. G. Nigh is talking of building a fine hotel just e3t of his residence, on the southwest corner of Third and Neosho streets. It is a fine location. The secret of accumulation is hanging on to paying things and letting go of con-paying ones.

It is a science that but few men master. The Young Men's Club had a sociay hop in their hall last Friday evening. Every thing was lively and pleasant for those inattendanee. The snow storm last Monday night, although very light in this vicinity, was the heaviest of the winter in Southeastern Kansas. Some colored children at Topeka caught a beautiful little white girl and clipped her golden locks.

There is war in Topeka. Last Monday John Andereon commenced hauling rock for the new building to be put up next to the Exchange Bank. An able article on smalLpox was received too late for publication this 'week. It will appear in our next issue. G.

R. Shaw sold his residence property on-East Fourth street last week. Consideration $750. You may be poor, you may be unknown, you may never reach distinction, still yon. can shut the door.

Southern Kansas will receive the largest immigration known for several years during the coming season. There is not a Smith in the United States Senate, yet that body is supposed to represent the people. When you pray, "God pity the poor," remember that He works through you a3 His instrument. The building boom ha3 struck the southeastern corner of our city square in the angle. C.

E. Moore, formerly of the Peru News, called at the Globe office last you ever see a poker "chip? miles east ol Cherryvale, bids fair to de- phis, Kansas Colorado Railway Company," and all such ballots and only such shall be counted in favor of the aforesaid proposition, and all those voting at such ejection asrainst the foregoing portant matter at once. The snow blockade on Western lines will give Eastern roads a chance to clear up their freight warehouses, and have room lor delayed shipments. The surface of the moon at lunar coon is above the temperature of boiling water. Some think that our planet will he equally cooked before 18S7.

Fifteen hundred tons of zinc was sold in one lot one day last week, at Galena, Kansas. It was the largest single sale ever made in the southwest. That man who is dishonest himself is sure to measure others by his inner self, and to charge them with being what he would he were he in their place. Get ready lor the exc ursion to Parson's, over the narrow gauge. Parsons proposes to in a blaze of excitement.

Balls and high-toned opera ar on the programme. Remember Anderson Wood have tilled their hooks with accounts and have no place to kep any more, so bring along th cash, and they will guarantee you a bargain. 2Stf velope into a bonanza. The yein is over three feet thick, and of a superior quality. The inauguration ceremonies, March proposition shall have written or printed on their ballots the words, 'Against extending aid to the Memphis, Kansas Colorado Kauway compa-uv.

and issuinsr the bonds of the City of Cherry 4, will be upon a scale of magnitude here- IPaints, Oils, PURE WINES, LIQUOR, CIGARS', WALL PAPER, TOBACCO, NOTIONSV SCIIOOL BOOKS1 lEtc, Etc. Corner of Main Street, Opposite Depot CARSON'S BLOCK, Cherryvale, Kansas. vale, Montgomery county Kansas, to the amount of eight thousand dollars in payment therefore," and all such ballots and only such shall be counted against the aforesaid proposition. 4 C. C.K1NCAID, Mayor.

i.V. HcCokxick, -StiffiS. P. BUFFIlf GTOX, Attest! it, F. "Wood, City Clerk.

we referred to last week. It is believed IF YOU WANT A Smooth, Easy Shave; An Artistic Hair-Cat; a oearcmng cnsnipoo, or anyuung else in the line of fore only reached by monarchical forms of government. Health is the earthly pearl ot great price. Take care of it and you will be rich without a corner lot. The ground hog part of our winter would freeze a cast iron shadow of the king of ground hogs.

Walter Hait is rapidly -recovering, and will, in a few days, be able to take charge ot his business. There is enough and to spare for all, only keep your eye peeled and your money handy. Pawning or trading skates for gum shoes and an umbrella will soon be in order. If you want the liveliest paper in Southern Kansas, give it a healthy support. Joe C.

McCormick is very sick with the measles. He was taken last Sunday. One good, lively, red-jacket sort of M. M.COESEE, DEALER IN A General Line of Staple and rancy ABB RIN by many that the section hands know whereof they speak, and that a body has been found by them in the K. C.

grade, near the scene of the Buckles assault. Aa the matter developes we shall keep our readers posted. Mr3. TYR. Whalen, Miss Eda Whalen and Bart.

Whalen, left" for Indiana last Monday morning. telegram announcing the death of Mrs. Whalen's father wag received just before they started. Mrs. Whalen was intending to visit her people this spring, and the sad news' of her father's demise hastened her departure.

Mrs. Whalen and Bart will be absent about two months. Miss Eda will remain East during the coming summer. GO TO 'T-- A. BEE CHUM rrocenei 3 an enemy is worth a dozen lukewarm friends.

A man without enemies is either devoid ol ambition or ot brains, and hence never gets in anybody's way. S. M. Pearson, accompanied by Mrs. Pearson and Mrs.

Harmon, honored the Globe with a short call yesterday morning. Our office was as neat as wax, so there is no necessity for the U3nal editorial apology lor dirt and truck. TOfJsoniAL nooras, North Side Main Street, Lemons 1 Sweet isfer always on hand. CALL AND EXAMINE -MT GOODS: barters, south n-. CHJSRRrVALE, Kansas.

Always Guaranteed. Satisfaction.