Greenleaf Enterprise from Greenleaf, Kansas • 2

GREENLEAF ENTERPRISE ENTERED AT' THE POSTOFFCE AT GREENLEAN, KANSAS, FRIDAY MORNING, MARCH 20, 1896, AS SECOND- -CLASS MATTER. A WEEKLY PAPER PUBLISHED AT GREENLEAC, EVERY FRIDAY. $1.00 Per Year, In Advance. FRIDAY JULY 3. 1896.

Wm. Howell, Editor and Prop. Market Report Hogs. 70 $3 to 3 50 23 cents 17 cents Butter 1 Eggs. 6 cents P'otatoes 40 bushel Sweet 3e pound Hens cents Spring 7 cents Apples ..40 cents bu Turnips 25 cents bu Annual meeting, Baptist Y.

P. U. America, Milwaukee, July 16, to 19. One lowest first class fare for round trip. Tickets sold on all points on this system July 14, 15 and 16.

National Convention of Y. S. C. E. Washington D.

C. July 7 to 13. One lowest first class fare for round trip. Ticket sold July 3, 4, 5 and 6, limit for return July 18. Take You caunot afford to get along withont YOUROWN HOME PAPER THE Semi Weekly CAPITAL, When you can get both for little more than the price of one.

The SemiWeekly Capital is issued twice each week, Tuesday and Friday-8 pages, 50 columns of choice reading matter every issue. It contains the full report of the Aggeciated Press and inore Kansas news than any other paper, all while it is fresh and interesting, besides a large amount of bright, spicy and interesting miscellaneous reading matter of every description. ENTERPRISE Has made arranaemsnts with the publishers whereby it can offer the Semi- Weekly Capital Greenleaf Enterprise For the very low Price Address. ENTERPRISE 1776 1896 July AT 0 Greenleaf, Kas. Parade At 10 a.

led by the Washington County Bicycle Club of Fifty members in Costume. BASEBALL LL Match Game A. M. and P. For Purses.

Horse Racing of All Kinds. Greased pole climbing, Egg races, Sack races and other innocent amusements. Good Speaking. Vocal and Instrumental Music. COME And see how we tear the feathers off the Eagle.

FLAMBEAU PARADE All to conclude with a dance at the opera house in the evening. E. E. FOREMAN, F. L.

JOSLYN, Secretary. President. July Clearing Sale Dry Goods Carpets, Boots, Shoes, Hats, Cape, Dress Goods, Window Shades, Chinese Mattings, etc. In order to make room for our fall stock a great many of these goods will be sold at cost and others at a very small profit. J.

R. Pruden Son. M. N. GARDNER, M.

D. A "GOOD -PUSH. The Greenleaf "ENTERPRISE" AND Kansas City "Weekly Star" For Only $1.20 A Year. Daily Star and ENTERPRISE $4.00 a year in advance. CO Address "ENTERPRISE," Greenleaf, A to Kansas.

Farm For wanna: de a e22 a a a la da A good 80 Acre Farm under good state of cultivation, good well of water, good barn and outbuildings, an pasture with lots of water, good ora a a chard, a comfortable seven room house and in good a a condition, an a- veer a a pea bundance small fruit and berries. If sold soon the crops go with it. Also will sell the ananaa ing stock and implements farm- if ze en so desired. Will give posession any time to suit purchaser. ace a a a c2 eP 2 ep at this FRE One Whip, Net and Duster with every Buggy and Harness sold.

CHEAPEST Hand Harness Made THE Place 04 Anq 80 Buggy and Harness Company Best line of man's overalls in the city at Young's. Gar Harmon of Palmer, was in town Vednesday. E. T. Lehman, of Linn, was on our streets last Thursday.

Mrs. Wm Alexander visited the county seat Tuesday. Wm Balis, of Grand Island, Nebraska was visiting friends in this city Wednesday, Rev. Bowman of Washington was in town Wendsday shaking hands with old trends. For the cheapest white granite queensware ever heard of go to Young's Cash Store.

L. W. Dalbey and family drove over to Fairmont, Nebraska, Thursday, to visit relatives, Wm Young of Washington was in this city Wednesday visiting his son, C. W. Young, and family.

We understand that Wm. Swerdtfeger will start a new blacksmith shop in this city in the near future. Mrs. Wm Kenion, formerly of this city but now of Downs, arrived in this city Wednesday to visit relatives. W.

P. Totten of Day, was in town Wednesday on his way from Washington, where he had been attending Normal. Miss Bessie Judson, of Downs, arrived in this city Wednesday to visit Miss Bessie Utt and other friends. Miss Anna Boal, of Palmer, stopped off in this city a short time Wednesday while on her way home from Normal. Special one-way rates to Chicago, tickets sold from all "points in Kansas July 4, 5, and 6, continuous passage each way.

Prof. Mullen of Clifton was in this city Wednesday on his way home from Washington, where he was teaching at the Normal. Miss Lizzie Chandler, ol Clifton was in town Wednesday on her way home from Washington, wherh she had been visiting friends. Wednesday a quiet little wedding occured at the home of Mr. and Mrs.

S. L. Collins who lives south west of this city, it being the marriage of her daughter Minnie to H. J. Slocum, of Pearl, Kansas.

Only a few of the friends and relatives were present. Mr. and Mrs. Slocum will make their home at Pearl. Rev.

Martin officiciated. The ENTERPRISE extends the usual congratulations. Some time ago a Greenleaf young man resigned a position to take up what he supposed a much better one and the editor. of this paper gave him a big write up to his request, telling what a fine boy he was and wished him success. Now for the thanks we are receiving this muckle headed chump is doing all the rot he can against our interest.

He has the swell head so bad that Greenleaf people are too common, furthermore this pie faced chessy cat is trying to "work in" a reputation among young ladies as "very smooth" by running down other young men, and we think that some one ought to advise the chessy cat to keep his pie gash closed before some sensible person puts a face on him that will eat hay. The ENTERPRISE stands by all young men and when they get contemptable to us might just as well prepare their "little box." "SAMPLE COPY." The publisher of the ENTERPRISE sends out a number of sample copies each week, and if you receive one we ask your careful perusal of it. Unless you are a subscriber, no subsequent bill will ever be presented to you, and you need not fear to remove the the post office. Just consider it an invitation to sub scribe for the Greenleaf ENTERPRISE, the best local paper in this part of the county. We are receiving new subscribers every day andphope you will soon join them.

LINN DEPARTMENT. Keep Parasols, StrawHats AND 9 Alpaca Coats AT Jungck Kappleman's A AT CASH G- F. CAW. Pumps, Windmills and Plumbing fixtures, rubber hose, hose fixtures, etc. Does all kinds of work in repairing pumps and hydrants.

GREENLEAF, KANSAS. LOOK AFTER YOUR FENCES, AND BUY POSTS, PICKETS. AND FENCING, or Cypress Slat Hog Fence OF THE Central Lumber Co. Greenleaf, Kansas. R.

99904.9 Painter and Paper Hanger At Greenleaf, Kansas. Charges Reasonable. Work guaranteed to be first-class. me a call. M.

E. Church News. The pastor will preach next Sunday morning on "Saints in Cesar's household" and at night on "Crumbs swept Other services at the usual hours. All are cordially invited and made welcome. We were all pleased to see Mrs Cora Langhart of Topeka at church last Sunday.

She used to be one of our best workers. We are glad to learn that Sister Imboff is improving. The Epworth League had a splendid meeting last Sunday night; Miss Ida Kennison led. She is a splendid leader. The pastor enjoyed the Beatrice Chautauqua.

The pastor would like to see the menbers and friends at church next Sunday. T. MARTIN, Pastor. SPECIAL FOURTH OF JULY RATES Tickets may be sold from all stations to points not more than 200 miles distant on the Missouri Pacific Railway. Between points on the Missouri Pacific R'y in Missouri, Kansas and Nebraska, rate will be one fare for the round trip.

No tickets to be sold at less rate than fifty cents. Tickets may be sold July 3rd and 4th, limited to continuous passage in each direction, with final limit for return of July 6th. J. M. Harrell D.

D. of Washington, will be in Greenleaf every Wednesday, commencing Wednesday, Marco 18th, 1896, and will do all work in the dental line. Teeth extracted without pain without extra charge. Office at Pomeroy House..