The Havana News from Havana, Kansas • 1

NEWS. HAVANA THE C'1 PkM? VVAU VOL. 1, NO. 20. HAVANA, MONTGOMERY COUNTY, KANSAS, SATURDAY, 'AUG-.

'll 890. CITY DIRECTORY. Lost! A Nurseryman's plate book, between Havana and Klk City. Under will please leave at postoffice and receive thanks and reward. SUBSCRIPTION PRICE.

One copy per $1.00 six .50 three ".25 Subscriptions payable ih advance. Wall Paper. I have a large line of fine wall paper which I wish to close out, and will give you low prices on same. Call and look' through my stock and get prices. II.

E. Buckles. The Picnic. Last Sunday afternoon the young folks of this vicinity and, a number from other localities, made preparation and drove over to the large hill just west of town to enjoy the afternoon in an old fashioned picnic. Subscribe for The News.

Farmers who want The News can bring in country produce and ICmery McKee, of Caney, was in town Tuesday, and made this office a pleasant call, Last Tuesday evening J. R. Blair attached the contents of the package house, seizing all the liquor, bottles, therein. The agent is absent and a great many doubt his return. F.

D. Lamb was in town Thurs-day and subscribed for The News. Mr. Lamb is one outmost prosper-farmers, and believes? in patronizing home institutions. Thanks, Mr.

Lamb. the same will be accepted on subscription at the highest market price, while the price is but one dollar for The News. Plow shoes at'reduced prices. 1r J. A.

Moore. I ra Pearce and Will Carrender, were up from'v Caney, last Sunday. We have for sale at this office a lot of blank notes, receipts and stock liens. 'v C. 1).

Evernart and W. A. Reynolds came up from Caney last Wednesday. I Ben Foster and Will O'donal, were at Independence last Monday morning. Jack movd car load of lumber'from this place to Chautauqua last Monday.

Remember that we do job printing at the lowest prices. Satisfaction guaranteed. Remember that H. E. Buckles has the most complete line of new, fresh groceries in town, Canned Corn, Tomatoes, Raspberries, Blackberries, Egg Plums, RAILROAD TIME TABLE.

Pass-enger, east bound. ..9:13 pm west ,.6:05 am Freight, east "i 1:30 west 7:20 SECRET SOCIETIES, HAVANA' POSTno. 445, G.A.R. meets every Saturday on or before the full moon of each month, at 2 o'clock, m. The crowd was quite large, and the afternoon was spent in yarious kinds of amusements.

Among other things they visited the large cave on Mr. Kelso's place. All who attended came home in the evening well satisfied with the way in which they enjoyed themselves. IO. O.

Havana Lodge No. 343, meets every Tuesday evening at 7 o'clock, p. m. Democratic, Tp. Convention.

Notice, is, hereby given that, there will be a convention of the Democratic voters of Caney Township held at Havana, Wednesday, August 20th, at 2 o'clock, p. for the purpose of electing eight delegates and eight alternates to attend the Democratic County Convention to be holden in the City of Independence, August 30th, which body will select delegates to the State and Congressional Convention. C. J. Reynqlus, Committeeman.

Dated at Caney, Kansas, this 21st day of July, 1890. An, Attractive Offer Bring your watches, clocks and jewelery to town next week and have them repaired by M. H. Randall, a first-class workman from Cherryvale. Remember he is here next week.

Look for his sign. The News may not be as bright and newsy and our readers might appreciate, but owing to the fact that the editor has been suffering from the effects of a catarrh in the hand, it makes type setting rather a burdensome task. Attention Ex-Soldiers and Sons of Veterans. You are requested to attend a meeting of Montgomery County Organization of Soldiers and Sons of Veterans to be held in Indepen CHURCHES. E.

CHURCH; Services every other Sunday at 7, p. m. Rev. W. E.

Mkass, Pastor. dence, Saturday, Aug. 2nd, 1890, 1 o'clock, p. m.j'in G. A.

R. Hall. CHURCH; Services every II 15 U.otli other Sunday at 7, p. m. Rev.

W. M. Ayers, Pastor. TWO PAPERS FOR THE PRICE ONE. This will be the last meeting held of the organization until the Reunion at Cherryvale 10, 1 1 and ,12 1890.

We want your town and township to be represented at this all the reports from President and Vice-President and all standing committees will be read, at the Restauiant. Miss Fffie Brown, of Independence, was visiting friends in this city the first of the week. At the school meeting last Thursday, A. Mendenhall was elected treasure, T. R.

Pittman retiring. White Dress poods, Challies and Ginghams at reduced prices. J. A. Moore.

Mrs. Skinner, and two daughters took, the strain last Saturday for Illinois, where they go to visit relatives; H. E. Buckley carries Jthe only complete line of groceries in town. H.

E. Buckles now sports a handsome new sign on the front of his store building, which, to say the least, is an attractive one, and adds much to the appearance of the building. Ed. is always up with the procession, and we are glad to know he is prospering. Last Saturday L.

H. Vore sold Marion Kelso an eight "week's old nOSTOFFICE, at Havana, open 1 every day from 7 a m' to 7:30 m. Sundays from 7 a to 8:30 a m. Letters Registered and Money Orders filled. No Money Orders issued nor letters Registered after 6 o'clock, p.

m. J. R. Blair, P. M.

and all arrangements be completed By special arrangement we can. offer you the splendid 12-page Topeka Weekly Capital and The Havana' News both for one year for The Weekly Capital will contain all the news of Kansas and the world; complete proceedings of the legislature as well as all the political happenings during the campaign. Every Kansas man should read his own local paper and the state paper, of Kansas. Give this combination a trial. Entered at the Postoffice at as second class mail matter, May to, 1890.

for the holding of Reunion. W. H. Weston, Jas. Bateman, President, pro tern.

Sec. pro tem. I I I Train Service. Trains 1 and 2, daily, between Chicago and San' Francisco and Galveston, carry palaire and tourist sleepers. Eastbound, arrive Kansas City 8:15 p.

m. and Chicago 11:55 Poland-China pig which tipped the scales, at 58 pounds, 'This is the best we have heard of. Mr. Vore is a lover of fine stock and takes great pride in brepdin and caring for his fine hogs. Country produce taken in exchange for goods, Wjipt bushels LOGAL BREVITIES.

1: of crab-apples on subscription at The original package house at a arrive San Fran Caney is running in 1 full blast, and knowing ones tell us that the institu cisco 8:45 p. m. Trains and 4, daily, between LOOK Best cigar in town at Ruckles'. Buy your groceries at Buckles'. Pickled pigs feet at the Restaurant.

Prepare something for the county 7. Wheat and flax are advancing in price. Chicago, El -Paso and southern Cal tion is doing a "land office" business. Caney leads Havana in this line of business, as here we have no norma, via Kinsley cut-otr, carry package house the agent having gone to another town to1 engage in the business. palace and tourist sleepers.

East-bound, arrive Kansas City 7:40 p. m. and Chicago 11:55 a- m- west" bound, arrive El Paso, 12:05, p. Los Angeles, 3 p. San Diego, 8:35 p.

m. Trains 5 and 6, "Cannonball," HERE! The Fazier murderers are still at large. Detectives are busily engag Livery rigs were in Sunday. R. K.

Blake was at Tuesday. Work Shirts 50 cents demand last Cancy last each at J. ed in searching out the guilty par tiesand, of course, what they know concerning the case they keep to themselves, and consequently the READERS daily between Chicago and Denver, have vestibule sleepers, free chair and dining cars. Fast bound, ar-ive Kansas City 6 p. m.

and Chicago 8:50 a. westbound, arrive Pueblo true facts and whom suspicion is 4 resting on, are kept from the public Evidently in the near future the 6:23 a. Colorado Springs 7:45 a. and Denver 10:35 a- Note: Nos. 2, 4 and 6 make connection at Florence for El Dorado, and McPherson branches, and at Strong City for Abilene, Salina, We have just received a new lot of Job Printing Material and arc now prepared to do you first-class work at low PRICES.

this office. Hurry up with your apples. M. H. Randall, of Cherryvale, will be in the city next week, prepared to do all kinds of watch and clock repairing.

Look for his sign. An Order of Modern Woodmen of America was organized in this city Thursday night of last week. With thirteen Charter Members. If you want two papers for the price of one, come and subscribe for The News and Topeka Weekly Capital only $1.56 per year. Watches, clocks and jewelry repaired by M.1 H.

Randall, from Cherryvale. He is a first-class workman and guarantees satisfaction. Misses Jappa and Mary Mason, of Caney, were in the city Sunday, and attended the young folk's picnic, returning home in the evening. Joseph Heritage and Chas. Graves, of Elk City, were in the city Sunday, and it is needless to say that they attended the young folk's picnic.

L. G. Soper, of Cherryvale, passed through town last' Monday morning, enrouted to Caney, where he is closing out a $10,000 stock of fire and water goods. The first of the week, so we are informed, Mr. Mendenhall purchased the residence property belonging to W.

V. Bowersock, in the south part of the city. A great deal of the supposed Texas fever among cattle in Chautauqua county has turned out to be dry murrain, and the Texas cattle are not to blame for this disease. T. R.

Pittman is having a new sign painted on the front of his hardware store this week It is a Concordia and Superior. Trains 7 and 8, (407 408) daily guilty ones will be captured, and it is thought by some that when these criminals are put into irons that the country will be startled. We learn that a number of people who live in Elk county, who have expressed an opinion concerning the murder, have been notified to leave the country. Fat Cows Wanted 500 fat dry cows wanted. Inquire of R.

Blake. For Sale or Rent As I desire to go out of business, I will sell or rent my blacksmith carry sleepers between Denver and Kansas City, between Ark. City and Kan. City, and between St. Joseph and Wichita; also free chair cars between Caldwell and Kan.

City. A. Moore's. For new, fresh groceries go to H. E.

Buckles'. Old corn is selling at 35 to 40 cents a bushel. If want to sell your fat cows, go to R. K. Blake.

Fresh Yeast always on hands at the Restaurant. Jerry Garlinghouse was up from Caney last Tuesday. Giles and Lib. Mayhue were at Caney last Tuesday. White wine vinegar 35 cents per gallon at the Restaurant.

Sugar Drip Molasses at the Restaurant, 50 cents per gallon. Miss Cora Vore went to Independence Thursday to visit friends. Butter at the Restaurant, nice and solid at a small advance in price. Ten cent Cheviots for 7 cents. J.

A. Moore. If you have a fat dry cow to sell leave information at R. K. Blake's.

J. A. Moore wants your butter and eggs in exchange for dry goods. Sevral Extra trains have been Tuning over the road the past week. A selected variety of Flour from No.

7 connects with branch trains at Hutchison, Great Bend and Lamed. Nos. 42, 43 and 417 are local shop in navana. ivansas. write or call for particulars.

W. Mcsser. freights, 417 being daily. No. 38 is Call and See Samples of our work and get our prices before you place an order elsewhere! daily stock express; Nos.

39 and 418 are daily freights. Train 401 has through sleepers arriving Ft. Worth 7 115 a. m. and Gal Married.

BOGUE BROWN: At the residence of 'Squire B. Ellis, who officiated, in this city, on Thursday, July 24, 1890, Mr. George Bogue and Miss Rosa Brown. veston it uo p. 40? is due at The contracting parties are both Wichita 6:55 p.

m. and Caldwell 9:40 p. 4:07 arrives Arkansas City 10:00 p. Guthrie 1:52 p. m.

and Purcell 4:20 p. m. For information about ticket rates well and favorably known here, and The News, each have a large circle of friends who joinTttE News in wishing the new wedded coupled long and happy journey through life and may theif touts, Pullman reservations, treat one, and -speaks well for oftr different mills at Henderson's, at address W. J. FisHer, Agt.

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Havana, Front Room over Moore's Store. pathway be strewn with roses. Caney, Kansas. Clliciptisuig tieLi-uwAiv nearer.