The Winfield Weekly Visitor from Winfield, Kansas • 2

The Catholio Fair. KANSAS NOTES. Winfield bas six miles of street rail The Weekly Visitor bTsIJiul" The Catholic talr at Manning op ST. LOUIS EXCURSION. Exoursion tickets to tbe St.

Louis at one fare for the round trip by way of the Santa Fe, on sale June 11th to 14th. J. Kevins, Agent. era houso closod last night and with way. out any exoeption has boon the finest The Sweet Spring Time.

All the troos aro wblto with blossoms, All the blossoms full of beos, And the butterfly is drifting. Through tho meadow on the breeze; And the ruulloy oow is whacking, In the pleasant clover seas, Arkansas City Is putting all its money all'a'r of the sort ever hold in Win this season into brick and mortar and field. It has boon a grout suooess milk shakes. Cowley Go Central Committee Those who have burned the mid both sooinlly and financially, Every night the hall has boon woll filled and Tho next amendment to the conitU tution In Kansas should relate, in some dorse flies with her feverish caudal And we sneeze, and sneeze, and last night it was crowded, and from night oil la order to arrive at some oonoluslon concerning the ben and a half that laid aa tad a half in a day and a half, may find the following mannor, to accidental shooting. the way tho cash poured into tho troas ury no one would say Winllcld was The Kansas Democrats this year will suffering from hard times, sneeze.

While Medora sprinkles Persian. Powder on ber draperies. Presidential Ticket. a relieft A certain family in Llnooli consists of one grandfather, two grand carry their politios in their button-bole and hip pockets, Most if not all tho goods wore donat mothers, one fatber-in-law, two ed, and tho reootyts represent nearly Sheridan, no MoDonald, Burden, Maple H. Walck, Rod Rud.

Nikuesoah, W.J. WhiUon, Omnia, D. Cunningham. Atlanta. Vernon.

J. K. Williama, Kellogg. Bearer, C. A.

Rainbow, Constant. Cresswell, U. W. Ramage, Ark. City.

Ark. City. 1st ward, F. M. Peak.

itad 8. Fouts. 3d Dr. Pile. 4tb J.

S. Anderson. Grant, C. R. Webbert, Otto.

Bolton, Wm. Meroer, Ark. City. Silverdale, Geo. B.

Green. Silverdale. Spring Creek, G. Martin. Maple City, Cedar, F.

M. Osborn, Otto. Otter, J. W. Kennedy, Hooser.

To the Troy Chief: Everything mothers-in-law. three mothers, two The presidential tickets now in the the clear profits, A groat many art! comes to the man who waits. Don't fathers, two daughters, one son, one field are as follow: oles wore voted to some one at ton cents a vote, while others wore raffled daughter-in-law, one son-in-law, one Union Laboi For president, A. take down Blaine's name until his residuary legatee Is named at Chicago. off.

Streeter, of Illinois; for vice-president, granddaughter, and there are only six persons in the family. Lincoln Father McKernan furnishes us the Cbas. E. Cunningham, of Arkansas, United Labor For President, Robt. following list of thoso who were so fortunate as to obtain a prize: Rosie If the Wichita press Is evenapprox-imately authentic, Sodom and Gom.

orrah must bave been really very pious cities as oompared with Atohlson. H. Cowderly, of Illinois; for vice-president, H. Wakefield, of Kan Windsor, W. F.

IP. 80, Rhodenbeoker, fine doll; Nellie Griffin, gold ring; Krudwigg, hearth rug; sas, Sol Miller's Troy Chief; Every prou- Prohibition -For president, Clinton Mike Fox, pair of shoes; Mrs. Winner, RATES REDUCED. The Santa Fe bas reduoed the excursion rate to the Grand Lodge K. of P.

at Cincinnati, to 14.15 for the round trip. We give as long a limit as any other line. J. Hkvins, Agt. B.

Fiske, of Now Jersey: for vice-presi oi let case, Walker, small stand iment man, sooner or later, commits what is oalled the great mistake of hla life. Blaine's was In learning to write. dent, John A. Brooks, of Kansas City. Frank Bierschmidt, milk stool; Fred Democratic For president, Grover Uhl, curtains; Rev, Seholl, crazy cush Mr.

Bradford is now commanded by Cleveland, of New New; for vioe-presi- ion; Joe Rhodenbeoker, pin cushion American have a great advantage over the English. Hore, there is no Harvey, ur. n. u. huh, box f.

u. Richland, C. C. Krow, New Salem. Ricbland.

Cunningham. Wilmot. Rook, K. A. Houser.

Rook. Silver Crevk, Tbos. Godwin. Burden, Walnut, R. Thirsk, Winfield.

Pleasant Valley, D. B. McCullom, Wintield, 1st ward, as. Connor. 2d John Wella.

3d A. F. Kropp. 4tb R. A.

Lett. 6th C. L. MoRoberta. Liberty, Jno.

Reynolds, Dexter. S. F. Book, Wlufield. Tisdale.

J. H. Hall Dexter Dr, Holland, Dexter. Fairview. H.

Schock. Akron. dent, Allen G. Thurman, of Ohio. Father McKernan.

horn; F. Seward, the Wichita Beaoon to arise in his place and state to the publio why be There are several other tickets gold ear rings; F. liuthfudgo, doll; vay of looking np our ancestors. nominated and the republicans to hear Geo. Madden, work basket; Mamie insists upon making flesh of Wichita and, fowl of Topeka.

Doolin, chamber sot. Willio Mielesh, from so that no one will need be at a loss for his particular kind of ticket. Main and 10th Sts: Lace Flouncings. Normandie Valenoennes Laces, Chantilly and Spanish Ginpure Black Silk, forty-two inches wide. All Overs to match.

New designs. According to the Emporia News it la chair rest; E. C. Jacobs, mocking bird; F. Butler, rooking chair; Freeling- impossible to get a drink of intoxloat- ing liquor at that place except for or, perfume case; Mary Allen, pin Another Side.

A committee of the VV. C. T. U. pub 'medical, mechanical or scientifio pur cushion; Seward, rolling pin; Fred Uhl.

gold watch, John Goil, $65 suit poses." Germany will not admit our pork, but she forces her opera upon us. Now lished a communication in tho evening dailies asking tho city to care for Mrs. Bryant because the city government of clothes; Minnio Mielisk, Bon Ton The anti-sumptuary sentiment in we demand a ftir exobange. cake. Kansas will be greatly intensified when it a to holding meetings to ratify had boon the cause of Bryant's worth- Tho Bon Ton cike and tho, suit of Dally items: "Maxwell must clothes wore voted on last night, the the nominations of the St.

Louis con hang." "Wichita's Joints must close. Neither statement is verified. contestants for the cake boing Miss vention. lessaess. We should think the W.

C. T. would be the last to raise any such howl as this alter the interest they took in nominating and electirg Mielesh with 531 votes and Clara Al The jury in the case of the State It must be admitted that the inside len 365 votes. Scrims. Curtain Scrims, extra good of the book of poems just issued by vs.

Chas. Haokman disagreed and were discharged last evening. The ease The suit of clothes bought more than ny thing else, there boing six candi the Kansas university students affords an exceedingly agreeable contrast to the present administration, A3 to its being "the public policy of the city to sustain the institutions that destroy b's manhood Injdefiance of law," this asse again Otto Haokman is on trial before dates for the suit. For a long time it value at ten cents a yard, 42 Judge Buckman. the binding.

was nip and tuck between Eph Byers inches wide. Ne patterns'. tion is not proven, nor is the reference and John Geil, but on the final round' Arkansas City acknowledges that it Charley Goiser. the gentleman to the drug stores what should be ex ud John's friends came to the front was the first town In Kansas to pre who drew the gold watohjat the Grand pectod of any "christian" society and sent "The Deestriot School," and real last nisrht. is spending Sunday in the nobly and gave him nearly C00 majority.

It is said to have been a democrat it comes with bad grace from one of city, the guest of Geo. Dresser. 1 Mr 6 ly seems to manifest a sort of deprav- ed pride in the confession. the committee who signed the commu ic vote, early and often, One thing is Goiser came in yesterday and only had nication. certain there was lots of repeating Parasols.

Ladies' Parasols, two tickets, and of them proved to Le Prentis of the Newton Republican is 1 The W. C. T. U. is supposed to be satin, the luoky number.

The vote stood John Goil, 1,338, Eph Bvers. 882: Alex Wagner, 59. Bob trying to reconcile a series of very an organ.zatlon of christian women Hi Judge Tansey reports issuing a Colors, blue, white, cream, working in the interests of temperance, Frey, 45; Ed. Morgan, 13; Ivan Robin pretty poems on "Kansas Birds' in the June Century with the name of marriage license to Howard Ross and and some of its members are active and son a total of 2,340 vales or $243. wine, cardinal and black at Amanda Jones, the alleged author.

sincere in their work, bat the trout le The receipts of the Fair for the first Eva Farnsdale, both of Arkansas City. If it was not for Arkansas City the license record would not fill up so fast. is there is a class who belong to it who If anyone supposes that Senator In- four nights were 14 and last night one dollar. try to run every body's business but added $386.21 more making the total gall's corn knife bas lost any of its Damascene virture let him read the They will marry down there whether their own and while their own families are going to the 1 or anywhere else receipts $1,000.21. To a great extent the splendid sue- the town booms or not vitriolle statesman's article on "Fetishism" in the North American Review they are trying to save some other per cei-f of the affair is due to Father Mc for June.

sou's son or daughter. Kernan, who gave his porsoal atten French Satteens. Our line of French Sateens In China, the delinquent subscriber is not known to the, newspaper profes sion. The laws of that country com pel every man in need of a newspaper to take one and pay for it. In some There is one thing that the artists of After Eighteen Years.

tion to it during tho whole' time and tho result shows, to some extent, his Kansas who get up designs for books Lust evening II. S. Tenbrook, of Sa populari tv not only with his own and newspapers never seem to get on dorus, Champaign county, 111., arrived reduced to 3o cents a yard. Best satteens made. church, but tho people of Win field gen ways the heathen Chinese editor has to.

And that is that the grasshopper, never even in the last expiring throes erally. Tho proceeds of tho Fair will in this city with a requisition from his state far one Elijah N. Boyer, who is the advantage over his Kansas breth be used to complete tho Catholic ron. of starvation, tackles a sunflower. church and will be a great help in the wanted in Champaign county, for ob laining money under false pretense Leavenworth Times: We have been lorn Wright is in tne city again right dirction as this building when for a few days.

Tom informs us that ue caueci at tae snerm oince ana in taken to the task for quoting from tbe finished will be the prido of every citi company with an ollicer started to look Kansas City papers in our compilation Cleveland is all right as he 1'om) has seen Mayor Hackney and the mayor White Goods, India Linens, Batistes, zen of Winfield. Tho result of the Fair speaks well for this city and shows for his mm and soon pointed out the of the "Spirit of tho Kansas man who is known here as Dr. A. It decided not to have any eleclion, but We plead poetic lioonse, Kansas City that thero is no prejudice here against Sheridan, as the person he wanted is not literally in Kansas, but it ought the Catholie and if there was it has all simply let Cleveland hold another term the same as the justices in this city last to be. Piques, Novelties in White Goods of all kinds, at our disappeared during the week.

In fact spring. Deputy Matt Connor, with Constable Siverd and H. Norton then arrested Sheridan and took him to jail, where we doubt if any other church could Atchison Champion: The first lady raise as much money ny tne same -One of our Kansas exchanges LADIES' EMPORIUM, graduate of the department of phar I popular low prices. ne was locicea up until tnis morning moans, and are sure that none could claims that thero are enough cattle in macy of the Kansas state university is when he will be taken back to Illinois heve a more enjoyable time. the state to reach from Atchison to New York, so that just as the.

loading to bo tried for a crime committed Miss Mary A Rice, who now goes forth a regular pharmacist to spend the bal therein 1870. First of the Season. steer would loom up in the neighbor ance of her life in deciphering the hi- hood of Central park, the last calf The Ilamer Sentinel starts out to eroplyphics of awkward medical ohi- The doctor was seen at the jail by a Visitor man last evening and said it Oriental Laces. Forty-two inch Oriental All kinds of embroidery, fanoy work and stamping. Agent for Universal pat- down tbe world on snakes stories, and would be galloping over the bridge at was all a mistake, He had never been Kaasas City.

judging from tho following their snake rographists; to compound remedies for the ill which assail mankind and to make a practical application of theoret In Illinois except to pass through there liar is entitled to the belt: Laces for 35 cents a yard. Arrangements have been made for in 1873, and knew nothing, whatever, J. A. Stine and Ed Keisterare batch ical chemestry. an Assembly dining hall, and prepara terns.

of the crime of which he is accused, ing in a tent down at Panhandle City, tions will bo mado to furnish first-class -Tbe harder some people bave to Our reporter then wont to the Bob- Texas. While they were eating break hustle for somethiag to drink the loud bit house, where he interviewed Mr Tenbrook and learned that Dr. E. N. er are their cries that prohibition in Kansas is not a success.

fast the other morning, a rattlesnake about seven feet long crawled under the table and pulled one of Keister's boots oft and swallowed his sock. Stine Boyer practiced medicine in Sadorus Hosiery. Ladies' and children's Fast Black Hosiery. in '70 and had been there some fifteen Isn't there just a slight suspicion THOMPSON BLOCK. years.

He owed a note of $700 and jumped up through the tent roof, and of gall in offering Mr. John Eaton the seoond place on the democratic when it came due agreed to g've a new note but instead of issuing the Keister started to run and did not get back for two days. Stine backed the mules into the tent and let them kick state ticket As the Star understands it John is not that kind of a fiddler, meals on the grounds. A dining hall will be built and every accommodation possibly will be furnished. Breakfast and supper will be furnished for twenty-five cents a meal, and dinner thirty-ty-five cents.

A number of young ladies have volunteered their services as waiters, and we predict that the Assembly dining hall will be well patronized. "Over in Baltimore," says Rev. Sam Small, "I stood on the steps of a hotel and saw 18,000 worklngmen on Ubor day marohing through the streets-many of them in worn old shoes and new note to pay the old one he obtained K. C. Star.

tho snake to death, He cut tho rattles cash for it. For this he was indicted Ventilating Summer Cor oft and sent them to Harper. The man who spent the early. but befoje he could be arrested be spring on the ben problem has now sets, all sizes. Made express ARTIST'S HATERIAL To Chicao, skipped leaving a wife and three child evolved from his mathematical inner ren, and has since been a fugitive from Tbe republicans held a meeting in ly for the warm weather.

consciousness the fact that the tele justice. He has been heard of at dif the city building last evening to make phone is used 600 times in a minute in ferent places, but always under a new some arrangements about gomg to the United States. name. In November, '86, Sheridan Chicago during the convention. tattered clothes, and the whole concern was marshaled by liquor dealers owned and which the fellows on foot had Buok acted as chairman of the moot' Jay Gould was in Wiohita yesterday afternoon, and the Beacon thinks he is a very sick man.

Probably they J. P. MM ing and G. II. Buckman as secretary.

A coramitto consisting of A. B. Tay bought. la Chicago I saw another made him tired of life in their efforts marching body ef 18,000 workmen car lor, A. (J, Bangs and A.

Johnson were appointed to see how many would to sell him addition property. Wellington Standard. rylng a banner inscribed: "Our child located in this city and commenced business as one of the firm of Sheridan, Crawford Co. He was recognized by parties hero as the man Boyer, and the Illinois authorities were notified, which resulted last night in arrest and return. Mr.

Tenbrook was very confident Sheridan is tho right man, and as Ten-brook's father was the man who was ren cry for bread!" and the marched Ho felt better when be arrived In so from this place and to arrange for Main and 10 Sts Wlnfiold.but was interviewed by Frank transportation. The committee will Greer and soon became very tired. endeavor to procure a chair car to run CALL AND SEE THE through to Chicago without change The commencement of the Kansas and want enough Cowley county people to fill it. The rate has not yet swindled out of the money he would StateNormal atEmporia next week will attract a large number of visitors to that town. There are plenty of you og slraight to a pionlo ground and drank 1,400 kegs of beer." There are numerous stories extant about mean men.

The amalgamated company of mean Individuals has been described by Mark Twain as the corporations who docked the minor's wages for the time he wai absent from his work while he was np in the air after being lifted by a pre not be likely to forget the swindler, peoially as he has known him for New Stock men and women in Kansat who annu fifteen years. Boyer's first wife is now been fixed but the Wichita delegation has secured a rate ot $10 for the trip and the committee feel confident that as good terms cm be made from Win-fii li'. Vhi( will be a great chance to visit Chicago and the committee will ally travel several hundred miles to en Hying in Douglass county. Ills. Boyer, joy tbe privilege of joining wiih their or Sheridan, has a wife here.

He has elective affinities in the grand closing told several stories here which do not OF ARTIST'S MATERIALS jrUST mature explosion wniie preparing a I walk-around in tbe spacious oorrl- always coincide as to facts and places. have no trouble in finding enough people to fill a dhair car. dors of their alma mater, and sing blast. The champion mean woman lives in Kansas. Ltst winter, she was RECEIVED AT "John Brown's Body" and "Marching Wh ither Dr.

Sheridan is the man or not, Win field will not be much the eer bj his absence. Frank Greer was so exnited about Through Georgia. THE MO. PA'C. STILL AHEAD, seeing Jay Gould that he did not notice Tom J.

Eaton, who was one of tbe gentlemen who showed the Gould party H. E. Steinhiiber Our rale for ound trip tickets, to called to bury ber fifth husband, In order to save expense she had the piste taken off and had her husband's age added and then placed on the coffin Shftsaid it was quite likely ahe would need a new same on the door soon. Cincinnati reduced to 114.15. Don't The fact that a Mormon elder has been permitted to engage, undisturbed in missionary work at Parsons, would seem to indicate that the hens of that place have gone out of business.

about tho city. Perhaps Frank only know the names of three of the party. buy tickets until you see us. 9. Bramhah, Agent.

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