Harvey County News du lieu suivant : Newton, Kansas • Page 3

Nbwtojt, May 19th, 76. HARYEY COUNTY NEWS. Local Notices. Parasols! the largest and cheapest assortmeht in town, at O. M.

Davis Co's. ATCHISON KNOWLTON Tand Departure of Mails. lTCSLSO, TOFKKA AD BASTA FeRR A st2: p. Pt for tb. p.

m. west 8:20 nl- tt. Eut distributed la the even-J "W-Sit ffti; irrlval of train. From the Monday evening last, Messrs. Code and Eugene Neal gave an elegant party at their home.

Among the guests present were Miss Newhall, Miss York, Miss Wood Miss Yocum, Miss Davis, Miss Collister, Miss Mollie McQuiddy, Miss Birdsey, Miss Lewis, Miss Clark, Messrs. Ed get Thatch er, Randall Puterbaugh, Holmes, Bradt, Clark. Music and dancing were the order of the evening. In due time the guests were requested to pay their respects to a splendid collation, which was served In a manner befitting the occaslen. It is unnecessary to remark that everybody enjoyed themselves muchly.

Col. Neal's spacious parlors added not a little in making the affair quite Recherche. The Messrs. Neal practically demonstrated the fact E. B.

LYNCH, S. W. Cornet Main and Fifth streets, Newton, Dealer In FARM MACHINERY. AND IMPLEMENTS. Seeds, Coal and Hides.

Has on hand a fall atock of Reed Breakers and Old Ground DEALERS IN I-I JD WARE, SEEDS, and Agricultural Implements, NEWTON, KANSAS. SOUTH EAST CORNER MAIN fc FIFTH STREET, NEWTON, KANSAS. REESE DEALERS IX Jure Drugs, Essential Oils, Pharmaceutical Preparations, Medicines, Chemicals, Perfumery, Soaps, Comri9. Brushes, Trusses, Supporters, Shoulder Braces, Funcr and Toilet As ticlefl. Fine Wines fc Liquors for Medical use.

A very hu ge aud line nsirl merit of Paints. Oils, Varnish, Kerosene Oil, Lamps Chimneys, Mediciis, And all Goods usually found in a Tirst Class Dm? Store, and sold at very low prleo. jg I'scriptions carefully prepared at all hours. Ueo. Woods Cos PARLOR ORG-ANS 5 TheM temarfeable instruments dckscss cnoacitle Adapted for Amateur and Professional, and an ornament in any iailor.

if toatiliful New Styles, tlOV tSiirfy- GEO. WOODS Cambridgeport, Mass. WABEBOOMSt 60S Washington Boston; 170 State 4 hfmiro; iH I.udu'ile Hill, London. Ill Ll TJfi'Sr 14 I I Hf A IV A A 'J'nS Journal of selected music ami valuable re ffrwi XXHJ I UA XI iiX jtxXl il.) matter. By mail ir j.er ycir, or ten cents a number.

F.ui ii i mU.r Contains from to $3 worth of the finest selected music. CEO. WOODS Publishers, Cambrldgeport, E. Torbixgtox, Snpt'L Telegraph, Tloar Sir. 'Pinillncr tliot mv netvsnaner duties are increasing, and that I cannot do justice to that enterprise and my position in the telegraph office at the same time, I would respectfully tender you my resignation of the latter oosition to take effect June 1st.

Very respectfully. Jso. S. Collister, Manager, Topeka, May 20th, 76. J.

8. Collister, Manager, Dear Sir: lours of lath, tendennir your resignation as Manager of the New ton ornce is received win nave a man at Newton. June 1st, to relieve you. Wishing vou abundant success in your new field of labor, I am Very truly yours, K. E.

TORRINGTON, Sup't. of Telegraph. It is not without some feeling of sadness that we give up a business in which we have been engaged for many years. We have formed friendships and attachments with our railroad brethren, which we hope will always be perpetuated. There will always be a warm place in our heart for the boys." Nice Roll Butter that can be carried home without a plate, at liYNE ARSON tO 3.

We regret to learn that the Walnut Valley R. R. project has fallen through. If the P. N.

E. Road is built, a road along the Walnut would make a valuable feeder to it. Miss Jesse McQuiddy went to Wich ita, Monday. Some of the ladies who attended the party at Col. Neal's say bay window 'is awful nice Atr.

Bulmer has recently painted, pap ered and generally renovated "The Na tional" making it if possible more comfortable than before. While Hon. A. G. Richardson, of Rich land tp.

was shoeingone of his mules, last Saturday, the animal gave lain two severe kicks one on the head and one on the side from the effects of which Mr. li. has been confined to his room. Little bessie is the five-year old daugh ter of a portland lady who married a cler gyman not long since. When her father was away, and she was plaj ing in the yard, a stranger came along aud inquired if the minister was at home.

"No, "she replied, "put mother is in the house, and she will pray with you. you poor, miserable siuncr." Three jears ago lie accompanied her home. She held a small parcel in her hands "Let me carry it, darling," he said softly, relieving her of the three ounce package; "Your little hands were never made to work." They are married now. They are going home lrom a shopmg excursion. "Please take his pail of lard, John," she says, wearly; "it's heavier than "Oh, I guess you're good for it," he responds, thrust ing his bauds deeper into his pock ets, and shuffling lazily along.

Three years. A kiss for each falling star is the lover's rule, and whenever a meteor shoots across the firmament the listening pedestrian may hear from the shadows of the front foot steps such exclamations as "Oh! George, don't There, now you naiiRhty man. I hope 3ou are satisfied." It has been demonstrated that red clov er will grow in Kansas. Several fields in this vicinity have been in clover for a couple of years, and it has now attained a heighth of thirty inches. While an Iowa woman was strugling in the water, and likely to drown, her husband yelled ought: "New bonnet swim for "and she kicked out and safely reached the shore.

When two lovers, who fanc3" they ar unobserved, are sitting all aloue in the gloaming, with their heads very close to gether, it sounds like the crack of doom for somebody at the window opposite to yell out "Yum! yum! yum!" That soda water at Reese Mathews just touches the spot, the syrups are good and the water cold as ice. The ITIcCormiok Adjustable Reel, Canvass Elevator and Self -Adjusting Binder Platform, the most perfect Harvester made for sale by ATCHISON IvNOWLTON, Newton, Kansas. From Pleasant Township. Wheat has the rust, but not to injure it. Oats and corn looks well.

Rev. L. J. Pat to had a mess of new potatoes on the 2Sih of May. Rev.

M. C. Green has moved to this township. Presbyterian services were held last sunday in the Church instead of theschool house. Every seat was occupied.

The new chairs are a good substitute for pews. jur, vRoth ers preached two good sermons in which he displayed a great deal of natural talent. We pre dict a brilliant future for Mr. in his high calling. Next sabbath morning and evening, Rev.

Mr. Harson of Wichita will occupy the pulpit. As there is not a bell, at present, for the Church, we are requested to say that morning services begin promptly at half past ten and even ing services, promptly at a quarter before eight. C3fThe Western Walking and Imperial Riding Cultivator, for sale by Atchison Knowlton, Newton, Kansas. Mr.

and Mrs. P. M. Killam were suddenly summoned by telegraph last Wed nesday to Sumner County. Mr.

Killams nephew a little boy seven years old, son of Mr. W. H. Kibbe climbed up to a shelf on the wall took down a pistol pointed it toward his little sister (two years old) and fired it of. The ball struck her in the top of the head passed down and came out just back of the right ear.

The litre girl lived until three o'clock the' next afternoon. The little fellow had no idea of the consequences which would follow from playing with a pistol, he had seen older persons fool with the weapon and boy like wanted to act like "a big man." The little girl Cora, was a bright beautiful child and the pet of the household. Her loss will be deeply felt by the family and other relatives. Omaha, June 5. Three herders were killed by Indians, twenty-five miles south of Sidney, in this State, on Saturday last.

A dispatch received at military headquarters to-day, dated the 4th states that a courier arrived from Red Cloud this morning and says that Yellow Robe arrived at the Agency six days ago from the hostile camp. Eighteen hundred and six lodges on the Rosebud were about to leave for Powder river, below the point 6f the Crazy Horse fight. The Indians say they will fight, and have three thousand warriors. MissM. J.

MCDowriXfOf HendersonvQle N. C. a liter of Mrs. John Reid of this place, arrived here on Thursday evening last, ana will spend the summer, visiting her sister. Published Weekly by TToore Collister.

$2 per Year; 1 for Six Months, iirvAEiABLT rsr advakce. Office on Main Street, North of Rasure House. To our Subscribers. Subscribers to the News, when they observe a cross on their papers, will know that they are in arrears, or their subscription has expired, and they are respectfully requested to remit us six months' or one year's subscription money. Printing stock is cash in advance; and we trust the friends of the News will require no further request than this notice conveys.

LiOcal ami General JVeirs. tW The space assigned in the Pavillion of the "Centennial Newspaper Exhibition" at Philadelphia, for the Harvey County News, is designated by the number 2328. The call for the State Republican convention, and also the Third Congressional District convention were unavoidably crowded out of last week's issue. On account of leal technicality, Sup't. Faatz was obliged to recall the appointment of JonN Reid as clerk of the School Board.

Mr. Reid requested that some one else be appointed to the vacancy, and on petition of the citizens, Mb. II. V. Hubbard was appointed.

Mrs. J. L. Caveney and four children started, Friday last, to visit relatives in Franklin county, Penn'a. They will visit the centennial before returning to Newton.

O. B. Hilldreth has purchased J. L. Caveney's residence on Fifth street, and will occupy it immediately.

Mrs. J. J. Barker is visiting her invalid father in Emporia. Mr.

A. Boylan found a nest of four genuine 3'oung American Eagles at Lakin, a few days ago. Banks found his horse which was lost hist April, at Little Walnut, Butler count-, this week. Mrs. J.

B. Dickey has returned home much improved iu health. New advertisement -of S. Chamberlin and professional Card of Dr. Boyd, appear in this issue.

Our Church, Masonic, Odd Fellows, Official, and Post Oilice and Train Directories can be depended upou as being correct. Wm. Brown has two or three Dwelling Houses to rent. It Nearly all the j'oung ladies and gentlemen of this city made a pilprimace to Halstead one afternoon last week. After briefly inspecting that classic and histor ic city and doing ample justice to the fine Collation spread by mine host Mr.

G. Sweezy, the party returned at a seasonable hour. JEverybody was happy and, lhats the way to enjoy life. One young lady said she "had a delightful time" only she had to "sit too near." Too bad, wasn't it? Messrs Anderson and McCui.lom of Macon township will commence harvesting wheat this week Col. Evans, Suptof the "Memphis and Ellsworth Rail Road," passed through this City Friday last on his return from Ells worth and reports everybody anxious for a Road.

As sixm as the Rail Road people in the southeastern part of the state settle their local difficulties, we are ready to co-operate with them in constructing a Road to the north East. The Aultman Taylor Vibrator Thrcsh-ng Machine, for sale by Atchison te Knowi.ton, Newtou, Kansas. Remember the strawberry festival Fri day night at the Presbyterian Church. Nice ripe strawberries. Ice Cream, pleasant smiles and winning ways of the ladies, lots of fun, etc.

Du. II. Seaton had a present last week of two very peculiar looking birds, caught at Sedgwick. The Doctor tried to tell the boys that the birds are "balled Eagles" but the boys "wont have it." The new Dodge City Times is a lively newsy sheet. May success attend it.

The National Convention Convenes at Cincinnatti on Wednesday the 14th inst. Two new ponev switch engines have arrived here, nos4S) and 50. The 49 is for the Newton yard, and the 50 goes to Pueb lo. We expect Henry Walker will put on lots of frills over his new engine. Mr.

W. J. Ross, recently of Emporia has been appointed manaser of the New ton telegraph office, vice Mr. Collister re signed. Mr.

Stevens says he is not the sewing machine agent referred to in last Sunday's sermon. The proverb says, "Laugh and grow fat." What a saving of corn it would be if pigs could laugh. Mrs. Howard and Miss Clark gave a very pleasant party last Friday evening, at their beautiful new residence. In New jngianci tue anair wouiu ue called a "house warming." Mr.

Powers played his guitar splendidly as he always does and Posy did the handsome on the violin Everyboy present enjoyed the evening hugely, a fact pleasing to both guests and hostesses. We acknowledge the receipt of invitations to the commencement exercises of the Leavenworth State Normal School. The exercises will no doubt be pleasing, enter taining, and instructive, judging from the excclent programme. Several persons tried hard to get a quorum of the city dads out last Thursday evening to talk up the Forth of July celebration, but it was no eo. And still again Friday night with the same result, Not quite enough patriotism for the Cen tennial year.

FRESn STRAWBERRIES received daily at Rynearson Co's. Mrs. A. W. Moore expresses thanks for the very beautiful boquet presented by Mrs.

Dr. Floyd, of Sedgwick. Mrs. kindly permitted the flowers to remain most of the day in the "inner chamber" of our temple, to remind the weary printer that there are beauties outside of and away from type cases, printing presses, etc Mrs. R.

B. Ltjtch has gone to Ohi to visit friends ana MR. lynch win oe widower for several weeks. Mrs. Learnard returned, Saturday night from her eastern visit.

l. Adams of Manhattan called on ns last week; he is an aspirant for gubernato rial honors. Mr. Wm. Bray of Darlington, Wis, father of Mrs.

F. L. Faatz and Mrs. J. E.

Duncan, is here on a visit. Fanners are harvesting wheat in sooth era Kan sac MATTHEWS, 7 3 J. too St ail 33 ft "I 1J "I for irfl'c tp1 trrrvtrion never hr fora atlAliuw). FOY ABNOLD, lUnufactnrcrs of, and Dealers la AND IIORSK CLOTHING 07 EVERY KIND, ARNESS. Cornin? down for proof, call tin YOY A 1 OLD, Nwton, Kansas, aud see how LOW toey srs HARNESS SADDLES, HALTERS, COLLARS, RRIDLES, WHIPS, And everything pertaining to their basiuc.

Harness t25.0a Kaddles hide daddies' lO.t). Collars I.3.V tW Work man 11 fact tired to order on short notice and in the most workman like Particular attntfon paid to PerislriniJ all of work in the Saddlery line. ff" The eclebratffd Vacom Oil a-tt j) on hand. THE BROWN STONE FRONT Eeading Room Billiard Parlor. Main Stro'-f, ewton.

Kansas. The mrrrtm of iir. Marsh thn far. ii. a creat nbli denisnd.

indnrcs him l.T-nce lii In tbe Interest of the thlnry and to continue to cau-r to tbe wauts of ct pople. MARSH'S STORE, so well known to our cltfxena. and to trsvel-rt on the T. St N. F.

It. I the colet, tno.i commodioMP snd most imllini; PALACE in Western Kansas. The weary, C'ist covered. thlrity way-fsrer will here And rL freemen fur mind aud body, and he will bear with renewed physical vigor and tregb tf pnrpose. THE is tastefully arranged, swi supplied with every thlnp necessary to tlTfrrt comfort snd refreshment to his patrons.

Tb best brands ami choicest gnoi are kept 01 aale The Mint BilHurd Parlor i tnpplied with twr new Billiard Table, of the Vt patterns, ac -i the room, in all its snpointments. Is arranged for the convenience and comfort of eue.ta. Hers is rest for the wearv. Terms One wJ Cash. MARSH.

A.jjDijEk MM Ladies' Ilats, Misses Hats, and Fainnonnt Shadows in the Latest Styles, constantly arriving at O. M. Davis Co's. Ladies' Linen and Grass Cloth Suits from $1.75 up, at O. M.

Davis Co's. ZVotliiug Like It. The Rush continues to increase at Stewart's New Cheap Store. It is only accounted for from the fact that this concern huys cheaper, and so can sell cheaper. n45-2 Stewart's New Cheap Store has just received a new lot Goods purchased by their agent in the East.

First come, first served. Lose no time in going to the Cheap Store. 45-2 StetcarVs Store, At Newton, Bentley's Block, is just selling piles of Goods. Come and see our prices. New Goods coming in every week, at Stewaut's.

Many thanks to the many friends who trade at Stewart's. Bargains in Scotch Ginghams, at Stewart's. Bargains in Dress Goods, at Stewaut's. Bargains in Ready Made Clothing, at Stewaut's. Bargains in Boots and Shoes, at STEWART s.

Bargains in White Vests and Alnpaca Costs, at Stewart a Corsets! At O. M. Davis Co's, from 40 cents up. Come and see the New Goods constantly arriving at O. il.

Davis cc Co s. Farmers, Don't forjret that I will, 8gain, this sea son nandle all kinds of Poultry and Gard en Truck. Come and see me, at the Blue Front. (tf.) II. Urcnner.

Itlilk! iTlilk! 8. Bnut'E will hereafter eel! good milk, at ten ceuts per gallon. Jeff Grant has 33 acres of winter barley in the ground which is turning out finely. The above will all be sold for seed after harvesting. Inquire at II.

B. Lynch's Newtou Kas. n45. Buy Hobart's STAR FLOUR. Every sack warranted eual to any in market.

tW All Goods bought at the Newton Cily Mills, delivered free of charge. Large line of Summer Prints at D. IIamii.l's. Gents' Spring and Summer Suits, at Hamilx's. A large Iuvoice of White Cowls for ladies, at D.

IUmiixs. Bacon, and Dry Snlt Meat, cheap, at D. IIamill's. Jjoohl aiid IZcadl Mr. Kennedy has good teams, and is prepnred to do for any part' who willpar.

ili charge are moderate, and he is faithful adherent to the old adage "Live and let live." lie is always around and esily found, and prompt in obeying orders, llemember this and remember Kennedy. I have jua received a fuIHine of Bcggs Bro's Garden Seeds in bulk; they are warranted true and fresh and are one hundred per cent cheaper tlinit ihc old style of package red. Also fU supply of Osage Orange and Grass Seed. B. Lynch.

VZf A lull column about KruTzVPhfl- adclphi.i Slae sbmld en upy this paper but KrcTT i- tv tmsy Dry itods, Groceries, I'lolhinir, Hools, Wtots, Queens- ware, Coal, and thousands of other ai ti tles, that he ha no lime to write a 1" advertisement; tmt u-otild invite all to call ami examine his Goods Jit reduced prices. His btorc is diagonally opposite the Post Ollitie on Urown's corner. EveryWly smokes is "IVwh," sold bv Hynkahson fc Co. Ilnrnc Kill. Tbe Nf.ws office is well supplied with fine Horse and Jack plates; patties wishing Horse Kills printed can be accommodated at low rates.

SINGER MACHINES. Mr. 1. C. Ltxtz.

HAS recently established an aeencv in Newton for the wJl kawa and popular in-'er Sewing Machine. wm emcc 01 s.tme mi i-. luiuwicg Kurnitnre Store on street, and where niat-hines can be seen at all time, 'lliese ma chines are the ckwo.ldrl ke.t machines made, and are well represented assonn ine citi-reusofthis place. Call and see them. Would like to trade a machine for a span of horses.

CfO.VCr to COMaORJEUO Take the Atchison, Topeka Santa Fe Railroad, tJe new aad popular line from ATCMttws and Kankxs City, via the beautiful Arkansas Valley Pukblo, Colorado SrBiNc.a, Denver, Canon City, Ci-chakas, DelXoete, Tsjsioad, Santa Fe and all paints in Colorado, New Mexico and Arizona, fecial round trip 90 day tickets to Denver on sale May 15th, at $50, taking in the famous watering nlaees on the D. G. Road. Low emigrant rates to San Juan Mines. Pullman Palace Sleeping Caes be twecn the Missouri Iliver and the Rocky Mountains without change.

Close con nections made at Kansas City and Atchi son in Union Depots. For maps, tune tables and the "San Juan Guide," ad dress, T.J. AXDERSOY, Gen'l Pass. Agent, Topeka, Kansas. 1776.

Fourllt of July. 1S76 The Centennial birthday of our national in dependence will be celebrated In Halstead, In the spirit of old 177B. When the heart of every true, loyal citizen will beat with patriotic emotion, and all will be permitted to throw up our hats for joy to think that we live In such a glorious country and under the best crovernment the world ertr new. We invite evervone to come and join with ns and help us carry out one common purpose that of celebrating our nation oirinuay. juei us lav aside nartv feelincs and party prejudices and all of whatever creed or of whatever nationality unite together and have a rousing time celebrating the Centennial AnnU versary oi our American uocTires.

uk sucu a time as will lone be remembered in the history of onr count v. We assure you that we will do everything in our power to make the occasion a pleasant one. We expect to open our pockeubooks as well as our hearts 1 9 TK.I. Q. mnA fs IK.

Kjinofit nf those who may join ns. Again we mvue an formers, mechanics, business men. and every one, to lay aside business on that day and rather together under the old fla? that has stood the storm through many a hard-fought battle, and renew our allegiance to our coun try and our country's honor. Ths rrovB will be neatlv fitted un and seat ed to accommodate every one. Be sure and see the posters that will be out in due time Wlul prorsmsje.

uavt. Arrangements are being made for an Odd Fellows Excursion to the Centennial, abort the 20th. The railroads offer tickets to the Order, from Kansas City to Phila delphia and "return tor f3o. Mr. P.

Neal. cashier Harvey Co. Sav. Bank, started Tuesday morning for a visit in the Eastern States, morning. Mall, close at SUee arrives at 6 p.

m. Taee- P. m. WlZSlL'ZZtfSftZ Tuesday, and iDd depart same days at 1 p. m.

Ittarday. ana aep Tuesdays and A0Ot Tf.V; m. Wednesdays and OFFICIAL DIRECTORY. Judge 9th Judicial Circuit. PTIB g.

Dene---- join now mill. It'ounty Conirais'rs. If. i- County Treasurer. i It IL 'uk nr o.

vicrK iiBiriufc 7 FaATZ iruunc iutwutw. BwroBD KeKiieroi Nichols County Attorney. C- 9. County isurveyor. J' es.mii Coroner.

W. Bmia. fulic Judre .,3. J. Bcboick.

VlCKRBT. Keehk. Cbattbt. Davis. P.

M. Kiixa. Dlitrlct Court for Harvey County opens on the third ineu. roonty Commissioners meet in regular session iondy of January, nrst Monday after first J.daf of April, and first Mondays of July and 2Sberl 'each year. Special sessions held on 1 of the Chairman.

Church and Society Directory. ICTHonisT Episcofal nuacH-E. C. Services every alternate 8abbath at 104 Also every Ssbbath at 7H p. m.

Class il Sunday School and prayer meeting every Thursday YTf HI AN CUrBCII A. uihhihuh. fw KnnHiiv. Mnrni ni HerviCfR T) uarter klorra- Sunaay ecuwi irameunici tcr the iwrnins service. Matthew's Episcopal Church.

Rbv. A. b. Vt Hector. I.iwin Bf rtz.

Senior Warden. every Ssbbath, In the I'resbyterian Church. o'clock, p. m. nwiK Ciiiwii.

St. Mary's of the Plains. Kriu I' Services on the i Ir.t 'Sauin month at A. m. and 7'i a unJy at y'4 a.

m. Mi' Vai.i.ev Chapteh. No. 87. It.

A. M. Will imldrcularcoiivocaiiiiiis on the first Friday month. All Itoyui Arch Masons in sundiiiB are cordially invited to attend. c.

CfTLEB. sec. Siscki. Sailor, II. P.

A K. mi A. M. Newtou Iidjre 1 12 A. F.

and A. M. Jh'Kflar cuniniuiiications Suturday even- InC or urlore eacn lull moon, ah -liamer iwin in undin are cordially invited to it B. F. Evans.

W. M. II. teo-ias. Sec'y.

SiwToif CnAPTB No. Osuts or rue Ntah. i olds regular meetings on the see-odThiiridT Evening In each mouth. All Sister, and Uro'thers in Rood tandtn are cordially JuTftsd. Mns.

Satlou, Matron. Mas. U. B. Lmcii, ecy.

Vkaterkitt ECAHiieT Na. 88 I. O. O. V.

Mttl on the first and third I'sesdavs of each Diin(h. All Patriarchs In good standing are cor Itlly Invited to attend. Wat. Pbll. C.

P. U. A. liouutr, ScrJse. I.

O. F- Ne toa VttAxr. Jtsi mwts every Moiidsv evening. All metabern standing err cordially invited to meet with li. W.

Ulnkib, bec'j. IL G. C. fi. BOWMAN, Ms II JS Jl 'Oce In For A.

Arnold's Block. Newton. Kansas. sv- tor. tutu tLEin ADY ItElD, 4 TTOKNEYS AT LAW AND NOTARIES lw FUIH.lt:.

Office East side Main Street, Cirst building Suth of Nnliitual Hotfl up Atairs, NewKm. lvauas. J. li. Sbatum.

Q. IL KetTn, 2KtJst BROS. "VI 'TILL attend prmptly to all Calls in the different branches of Medicine. Surgery, and Dentistry. tW (ifflcs next door South of '-Harvey County H.ws" odlce.

wt.u, Kanitev u-J- Justice ot tlio Office over Lehman A Co's Store. Deeds, MortRSRes, drawn and-axknowk-dged. WM. EBEKLE, Fashionable Barber. SrtAVISU.

nalr-dresnlnu- nir-crtng. and Shsmpooinr done In the best manner. Stand a Psst Offlca building, Newton. Mrore WTjt JPapers. VS compliance witi rery seaeral demand, I ke procured the necsarv blanks, Ac, to enable me to take the proof of parties wishing to I'rove l'p on their lands, and thus save Iheiu the expense of taking two witnesses to Wichita.

Tubi reasonable. Uiv oeaeail. 4. W. CRAWFORD.

CITY T1Z.1 V.1 By VT. II. Banks, Newton, Kansas. I OFFER MY SERVICES TO THE BUS-lness men and citizens ol Newton aad telnitv. All srticles of Mrchaadise, Krs Psckages.

Itoxes. Tranks, I'oal from all the Tarda.) Lime, ('eaten t. delivered any part as! city, si nasonable price. O. S.

BASSETT, Jeweler, 'And deslerln Amrrlrm and Swlaa Watch es. Clocks and Jewelry, Mala street, st side, swtoa, Kansas. Watches, Clocks Jewelry repaired and cleaned. ROBERT WALTON; BlaciMtMnj Wapa Maiiui, riftb Street. Wast of Mai.

KKWTON. Tie set. Shoes shrpied, Plowa mended. Horses shod. Wagons ana far tared and Repair- a.aai all kind ol HlackamitUlBg a4 aon work done at reasoaabla figures.

tV Remember place FUta street. West "1 IKIttJI. BOOTS, BOOTS, BOOTS. SHOES, SHOES, SHOES. PRACTICAL BOOT SHOE MAKERS, Main Street, next door South of the News office, Newton, Kansas.

oar Work to be of the beat malarial and manufacture; aad wo permit nyrk to leave the'Shop AT OES KOT SATISFY OUR CUSTOMERS. CALL AD SEE ITS. MEARS SHIELDS. Ms. that they understood how to entertain.

It is one thing to have a desire to entertain, bat quite another to know how to do so. Episcopal Services Will beheld In the Presbyterian Church, instead of the school bouse, every Sabbath afternoon at 4 o'clock. Sunday School will be held at 3 12 o'clock. Attention, Grangers! A meeting will be held in the Presbyterian Church, Saturday, 10th at 2 p. m.

for the purpose of organizing a Grange. All those interested in such an organization are requested to be present. Board or Trade Meeting. There will be A meeting of the Board of Trade at the Court Room this at 8 o'clock bharp, for the purpose of electing officers, and transacting other business, a full attendance is requested. O.

B. HiLORETn, J. Dickey. Sec'y. Chairman.

-Produce SXarltet. COKRKCTTO ETtBT WEDNESDAY MOUSINO. FLOUR, $3.503.75 BUTTEK, pr. lb, EGGS, pr. dor, 15 POTATOES, bus, 40 CORN MEAL, 1.60 GOLDEN SYRUP.

1.08 ALT, per bbl. 1.13al 25 8COAK.C 8 Iba 1.00 COFFEE, iS to 30 eta. Grain IVTarket. WHEAT, RYE, 35 OATS. 'Am 23 1 BARLEY, 60to 8 CORN, 2sd 23 I Kansas City, June 6th, 1876.

Grain quotations of C. S. Doyton Kansas City, Commission Merchants: Wheat No. 2 Fall $1. 23 a $1.15.

Rye, No. 2 50c. Corn No, 234 a 35 12 Ear Corn 33 a 34. Oats No. 2, 28c.

Barley No. 2, 50 to 70. Vctr Advertisements. GASTON BOYD. M.

Physician and Surgeon. WILL attend to ail Calls promptly, day or night. Oilice at residence. West side Main street, sonth of Broadway. Dr.

Boyd Is Examining Surgeon of Harvey eonnty for U. S. Pensioner. jr. jr.

n.lKKMllt. Attorney ani Counselor at Law, NEWTON, KANSAS. t38TOffice opposite the Post Office. 3 (((MASON ASP BPILlil))) Keeps Constantly on hand, LIME. HAIR.

CEMENT, IPlaster, Brick and Stone. Which will be sold at Wholesale Retail. I make a specialty of Stone Flaipi, Winflow ani DOOR SILLS, CAPS, DOOR STEPS and STONE for Ashlars. All of which I will Dre6s to Order on short notice. Building estimates furnished free of charpe.

Prices for work and material very low for cash. Give me a call. East Sixth Street, Newton. Near Gaiety Btables. SherifTs Sale.

STATE OF KANSAS, 1 narvey County, Thomas Finan, vs. A. Shtister. By virtue of an Execution to me directed and delivered, issued out of the Mnth District Court of the State of Kansas, sitting in and for Harvey conntv, in said Slate, I will, on Saturday, June 3()th, A.D. 1876, between the honr of 9 o'clock.

a. and I o'clock, p. at. of said day, at the House door in Newton, in the County and Mate aforesaid, oft'er at public sale and to the highest bidder, for cash in hand. the richt.

title and interest of the above niuicJ in and to the following described property, to wit: The sonth half of the north-east quarter of section eighteen, town twenty -three, one west: and the north half of the north-cast quarter of section eighteen, town twenty-three, one wet, Harvey conntv. Kansa, subject to a Mortgage of five hundred 'and thirty-five dollars. Said property levied on and to be sold as the property of the above named defendant. S. D.

LEONARD, Sheriff. By Henbt Hater, Underheriff. Sheriff's Office, Newton. Kan, May 29. 187.

Adt Kcid, Att'ys for Plaintiff. Mav 31, 1876, 4w. SherifTs Sale. BY virtne of an Order of Sale issued out of the District Court of the 9th Judicial District, sitting in and for Harvevcountv, Kansas, wherein James (iearv is plaintiff, and Thomas Finan and Marpa-ret Finan are defendants, I will, on Saturday the 17th dav of June, 1876. at 1 o'clock, p.

at the door of the Court House, in the City of Newton. Harvey county. Kansas, offer for aale at Public Auction, to the highest bidder for cash in band, all the right, title and interest of the defendant, Thomas Finan and Margaret Finan, in and to the following described real property, to wit: The East half of the North East quarter of section 6, township 23. South of range 1 East, in Harvey eountv, Kansas. Said real property Is levied upon as the propertv of defendants, Thomas Finan and Margaret Finan, and will be sold to satisfy said judgment.

S. D. LEONARD, Sheriff. By Heskt Mater, Undersheriff. S.

Bowmajt, plaintiff's Attorney. Newton, Kans, may 17, 1S76 4w. DR. S. A.

NEWHALL, Homoeopathic Physician. Family Cases furnished or re medicated, on short notice. Offiee and residence opposite M. E. Church, Newton, Kansas.

jr. Jj. CdlircVJEI la prepared to taka Large Contracts, or Small Jobs, in PLALN'aM ORNAMENTAL PAINTING, PAPER HANGING, GRAINING, Alt Work axeeated prwmptly and at reaaonaWa flgurea. Offica over Dickay'a Drag Store. Plows, Skinner Defiance Gang and Sulky Plows; Defiance Snlky Attachments, To which any kind of a Plow or Harrow caa attached.

Wier Cultivators, Qulncy Corn Planters, And in fact Everything In tha Una oflmnla-menti and Machinery nxed on a Farm, la Manufacturer's Agent for sale of Woods Reaper, Woods' Harvester with or without Self-Binding Attachment. Haines' Illinois Header, Adams fc French Harvester, Pride of the West, and Eclipse Thresher. Nswton, Kaneas, Marcn 15th, 1876. Grroe ery. Tha Only Place in the City where Farmer Carl buy GROCERIES, Caunei Fruits, Spices, Provisions, FLOUR AND FEED, Itetl Rock PRICES I VEGETABLES Received in Exchange for GOODS! Hemember BLUE FRONT GROCERY, West Side Main Street, NEWTON, KANSAS COME SEE ME.

HENRY BRUNNER. 9 13d Custom House. South East corner Sixth and Main Strceta NEWTON, KANSAS. Imported and Native Wines, Brandlcav'and other choice Llqnora, AU.dgart, Ac. Tbe Beat Alwnri on Sale.

A naw "Brunswick Billiard Table," wltTi pUa. did Cushions and No. Cass. fiT Call and smoke, drink and play and bs happy and hars a clear conscience. D.

A. MAXWELL. Hynearson GROCERS AUD BAKERS, Have novr on hand a select stock of Grroceries, -AXD- Confectionery Goods, Uotions, ITuts, CIGARS AND TOBACCO. ALL KINDS OF i KEPT IN THEIR SEASON. Main street, KEWTOX, Kansas, Nert door 2orth of the "SEWS" offiee R.

W. P. Hose. K. M.

Splrey. J. A. Randall. Muse, izpivey Real Estate Lumber Dealers.

Agents for T. S. F. li. K.

Company's Lands; A. V. Town Corn any Lands, and Newton Town Company Lots. We negotiate tbe Sale and Exchange of City PropertT. Farma and Farming Landa, Examine Titles, Pay taxes, Ac Wa keep constantly on band the largest and best assorted stock of Comber, Sash, iJoors, in the Arkansas Valley.

We boy and sell for Cash only and invite the public "to call and examine for themaelrea. Office aad Tarda, Soath of and near Depot, NEWTON, KANS. MONEY V. jr. RVRRICK, SEWTON.

Negotiates Loans nil Improved Farm or City property, Ht the Lowest Hates. OHU'C over IF YOU HAVE REAL ESTATE TO SELL, Leave a Description and Terms with N. J. HURDICK, NEWTON, KAS. PARTIES WISHING TO LOCATE IN HARVEY tt lands before 1 aliing on X.

J. Hl'RDICK, EWTON, KANd. N. J.BUIiDICIv, SEWTON, KANSAS. Has the only Cowpht ABSTRACT OF TITLES In Harvey County.

"4 Departure THE UNPEItMfiNE!) orci3 ont a New Mca? Mrki-t in the bcrirlfne formerly 00 copied by Turljet Aiken. ljre ihty will keep on hand and fur sale, Freeh Beef. Mutton. Pork, and Veal. We solicit the fT the public, and ill endeavor to supply tnly the best Meat to be found in the country.

DAWSON A TARDET. Newton, Mareb 29. IS76. J. M.

COX, Sedirwiek, Kansas.) Dealer in STAPLE AND FANCY DHY GOODS, ftROCERrES, WOODEN and WILLOW WARE, SPICES, etc. A fall Una of Goods always on band. A 1 11 JTl.