The McPherson Daily Republican from McPherson, Kansas • Page 3

to Pherson Republican. BY S. G. MEAD. Advertisements New To-day.

Ebaugh- -Oysters, Haskins Straw. McHeury Co- -Notice. Smith- -Wanted. Louthan-Lost. Smoke Silver Rose cigar.

Congress convenes next Monday. Band Concert Thursday night at 7:15 by Grace Hezlep Company. Secure your seats for Grace Hezlep to-morrow at Hubbell Baker's. The finest line of cigars in the market at HUBBELL BAKER'S. MeHenry will close their store Thanksgiving and keep it closed all day.

Buckwheat flonr absolutely pure, also bailed hay at J. Pollak's opposite post office. It is rumored that a young business man of the city is to be married Thanksgiving. Grace Hezlep Thursday night in "Little Lord Fontleroy." Price 10, 20 and 30 cents. A great many farmers are taking advantage of the fine weather and are plowing for their spring crops.

Reserved seats for Grace Hezlep on sale at Hubbell Baker's tomorrow morning at 9 o'clock. Now is the time to buy your lard; 16 pounds for $1, our own make at 34dtf OAKLEY BROS. Dr. Diamond Dick will be at MePherson on Wednesday next and will be pleased to see old and new patients. Mrs.

Schwensen and Mrs. Entriken entertained their lady friends this afternoon at the residence of Mrs. Schwensen. Bethany Orchestra gives a grand concert in the auditorium of Bethany College on Thanksgiving evening. This concert will be worth going to Lindsborg to hear.

McPherson lodge No. 354, elected the following officers last night: C. M. Bruce, N. Geo.

Soblberg, V. F. O. Johnson, Chas. Wheeler, Treas.

I am making a cabinet photograph for $1 per dozen in which I put the best grade of material. Stockman photographer cross the street from postoftice, McPherson, Kansas. The McMillan opera company will present for the first time in this city next Monday evening, Comic Opera in two acts, "The Doctor of Alcatara," for the benefit of the Knights of Pythias. We see by the Socoro, New Mexico, Chieftain, that C. A.

Robinson has been re-elected sheriff of Socoro county, Mr. Robinson has many friends in this county who will be glad to learn of his success. The Hutchinson News in speaking of the Grace Hezlep Comedy Company which held forth in that city last night says: The largest crowd that has been at the opera house this season assembled last evening to hear the Grace Hezlep Comedy Company act the popular New York favorite, "Little Lord Fauntleroy." To say that every one was delighted, only faintly expresses the situation. While the company 15 not so strong numerically as some, it makes ful! amends in ability and thoroughness. There is not a better popular price company, on the road, and the people Hutchinson have to congratulate themselves on having an opportunity hearing it.

Mr. Charles King is especially adapted to playing the part of an old man. He is natural, preposessing, and at once puts his audience at ease. The strong points last night were generously applauded by an appreciative audience. Money Lost.

Lost $10.00 sometime this forenoon think it was lost in postoftice or on the street in front of office. Finder will be liberally rewarded by returning to REPUBLICAN office. Gratifying to All. The high positeon attained and the universal acceptance and approval the pleasant livuid fruit remedy of Figs, as the most excellent laxative Syrup known, illustrate the Value of the qualities on which its success is based and are adundantly gratifying to the alifornia Fig Syrup Company. The revival meetings are gaining in interest.

The county treasurer's books calls for $147,069.34. The postoffice will be closed on Thanksgiving. Irving Kerr gave a birthday party to his little friends last night. Business as a rule will be suspended in McPherson Thanksgiving. Squelch old Sitting Bull instanter and the Indian trouble would cease H.

E. Pyle goes to Mitchell Friday evening to institute an Odd Fellows lodge. Harry Hill, the famous Indian scout, was in the city to-day. He is on his way to the scene of the Indian troubles. The electric lights for some reason failed to shine last night.

To make up for lost time they were burning during the middle of the day to-day. A. S. Eastlick, president of the County Sunday School Association, is receiving calls from all over the county and there is scarcely a Sunday but he visits some school There will be a special meeting of McPherson Ruling F. M.

C. this evening it. Simpson, Bowker Travis' office. Business of importance is to be transacted and a fell attendance requested. FRANK SMITH, Recorder.

At the earnest solicitation of several of his former patients Dr. Geo. I B. McClellan, "Dr. Diamond Dick," has decided to revisit McPherson on Wednesday next, 26th and will be located at the Union Hotel as before.

City Schools. The following pupils, as shown by the past month's work, stand at the head of their respective classes: Lulu Wickersham, Nellie Welch, Edith Tull, Belle Jeffers, Fred Gustafson, Jennie Pfaff, Geo. Kuns, Blanche Breneman, Emma Pollak, Bessie Brentano, Laura Harshbarger, Ernest Colvin, Mae Shaw, Arthur Bruner, Emma Simpson, Alma Richey, Nuba Cheney, Simon Strouse, Blaine Richey, Hilda Rostine, Orrall Matchette, Bessie Wegner, Mollie Grifting. Maggie Ebright Huld Rostine. The following high school students rank first in the branches named: Geometry, Nellie Welch; algebra, Homer Ebright; physical geography, Herman Zuzak: Latin grammar, Alfrida Leksell; Cesar, Mamie Curry; Virgil, Luln Wickersham: Grecian history, Roberta Simpson; English bistory, Grace Hulse; composition, Carrie McGiffort: English literature, Roberta Simpson; rhetoric, Beula Hutchinson.

Silver Wedding. The 6th day of November, a large concourse of relatives and friends met at the home of Mr. and Mrs. E. G.

Stowe, of Hayes township, it being the 28th anniversary of their married life. After a time spent in a social manner by the company, it was thought proper that the happy couple renew their vows. J. L. Taylor performing the ceremony after which Mr.

C. G. Epperson presented them with a silver table set in behalf of the friends. The set consisting of one dozen knives and forks and teaspoons, one half dozen table spoons, also a beantiful chair tidy by Miss Ella Taylor. The following is a list of those present: Mr.

E. G. Epperson, wife and son, Mr. A. E.

Epperson, Mr. D. N. Myers and wife, Mr. C.

Clarke and wife, Mr. W. W. Clarke and wife, Mr. J.

L. Taylor wife and daughter, Mr. A. E. Mills and wife, Mr.

E. A. Mills and wife, W. Baldwin and wife, Mr. M.

S. Buckman and wife, A. J. Buckman and wife, Mrs. Sprouss and daughter, Mrs.

Oaks and son, Mrs Russell, Mr. M. Collins, Mr. C. E.

Stowe and wife, of LaCross: Mr. J. E. Zook and wife and many others. Letter List.

MCPHERSON KANSAS. November 24, 1890. List of unclaimed letters remaining in postoffice for week ending November 24. 1890. Mathera McKinstry A Lindbeck Charles Hurt Jame Hodge A Felt Tommy Barrett Ephram Nelson N.

charge of' le will be made on all letters or packages advertised. Persons calling for advertised letters will please say Advertised." J. M. SIMPSON, P. M.

PERSON AL. The editor of this paper is in Kansas City. L. H. Nash WAS in Hutchinson yesterday.

Noble Prentice called on the REPUALICAN to-day. Mrs. W. J. Lloyd was visiting in Hutchinson yesterday.

Walter Inman, traveling agent for the Kansas City Star, made the REPUBLICAN a visit this morning. George Graham, died at Ellinwood this morning after 8 long and painful illness, aged 57 years. The funeral will be held at the Baptist church in this city to-morrow at 11 o'clock, under the auspices of the Odd Fellows, of which order he had been an honored member for over thirty years. The deceased was long a resident of McPherson and is well known here. We understand that Dr.

Geo. B. McClellan has all he can do to attend patients at Lindsborg for the next week, however, he will return to McPherson on Wednesday next for that day only. Finest and cheapest toys at 47dtf HEITHECKER's. Go to R.

Miller's and take a look at those new carving setts. All styles and all prices. 4d74t Thanksgiving Oysters by bulk or can at EBAUGH CO'S. Straw! Parties in want of straw can be supplied by leaving orders at Haskins' lunch room. 49dtf Ah There.

Oysters in every style. Best quality in the Everything else good to eat at Pyle's Restaurant. The largest assortment of carving setts at R. MILLER's. 47d4t good man can find steady Tanted: calling employment on during the Metro- winter H.

H. Smith, politan Hotel. 49d5t NEW AT CITY PHARMACY Fine Toilet Articles, Chamois and Sponges. Also closing out some lines at one-balf price. CITY PHARMACY.

Oysters. By the can or served at 34dtf46wtf HASKINS. A pack of fine playing cards for only ten cents at the Rock Island depot. 16dtf Try a hot lemonade at 34dtf HASKINS. Wanted, A good girl for general house work who can cook, apple at once.

44dtf MRS. C. E. FINK. FOR HOLIDAY PRESENTS DIAMONDS.

WATCHES.I JEWELRY. SILVERWARE CLOCKS GOLD PINS. SPECTACLES. ETC RICHARD MILLER. Meat Nice fresh meat at Star Meat Market.

While you are ordering your groceries come in and get. your meat and have it all delivered at once. Remember the place back of Star Grocery. 31dtf We have just received a large line of flat papers for job work. All qualities from Crane's down.

J. S. Whittinghill Co. Successor to Bishop Whittinghill. CLOAKS! Before you buy a cloak we invite you to see our assortment.

Our garments are made by the best manufacturers in the country. The quality of plush used in our garments comprises the best makes, and we claim for them correct styles and perfect fit. OVERCOATS AND CLOTHING You should not fail to inspect these lines and see if our CASH PRICES will save you money. We have some splendid bargains to offer. J.

S. WHI WHITTINGHILL CO. All the new books at 47dtf HEITHECKER's. Rose Face Cream for chapped hands, face and lips; your druggists have it. 47d2t Buy your dolls at 47dtf HEITHECKER's.

If you want to enjoy carving your turkey Thanksgiving day call on Miller for new carving sett. 47d4t Albums at 47dtf HEITHECKER's. A fine line of cigars and at Haskins' lunch room opposite postoffice. 34dtf Holiday presents. Have them laid away for you at 47dtf HEITHECKER's.

The Very Choicest Cuts. Remember I have opened up a meat market first door north of the Star Grocery, where you can always find a good supply of the very choicest meats. 22dtf R. BOMBERGER. Art goods at 47dtf HEITHEaKER's.

J. F. LADERER COMPANY, THE CHAMPION CLOTHIERS Have a nice line Smoking Jackets, Fine Over Coats, Gloves, Full Dress Shirts, Fine Handkerchiefs, Neckwear, and the Choicest Line of Furnishings for Gentlemen only kept at the best Clothing House in this part of the state. Very Truly, J. F.

LADERER CO. The McPherson Mercantile Died. LEADERS IN-----Dry Goods --AND-GROCERIES. We wish to announce to the people of McPherson county that our fall stock is now complete and we are fully prepared to receive our customers and place before you lower prices than at any former year. We have spared nothing to make our stock as thoroughly complete in every detail as it is possible to have it.

Giving our customers much better selections than can be had elsewhere, we are often complimented on having the newest, freshest and most practical lines, enabling one to come right in and make your purchases without having to "look around." Our prices this year are in many instances from 10 to 20 per cent lower than last year. This you would hardly expect yet it is true; when you remember the close prices of last year and then consider that nine dollars this year will go as far as ten did then you can only conclude that this is the right place to trade. Complete line of carpets, oil Carpets. cago cloths, prices. Smyrna and fur rugs at Chi- Cloaks.

prices More in cloaks, this better department styles than and in many lower cities of five times the size of ours. Do not fail to see our cloaks. This is one of the leading features of Shoes. our store, Our entire stock of shoes was bought, received and marked before the recent advance in shoes. Cheaper than you ever saw them or ever will see them again.

We have the largest assortment in the city. In Flannels. woolens lines know so well and so favorably. the excellent quality of our lower prices than ever. Dress Goods.

In fact we know no competition shawls, hosiery, gloves, yarn, flannels, jeans and other we have our established and grades that the people We are noted far and wide for blankets. More of them and Just received, at this office, a lot of Crane's Bristol for fine card work. MRS. VREELAND WHITLOCK, (1) ARTISTIC (1) PHOTOGRAPHER PHOTOG RAPHER PHOTOGRAPHER Peerless Cabinet Pictures, ALL SIZES AND STYLES PHOTOGRAPHS. Best work for all.

Intelligent patrons satisfied Gallery, corner opposite Presbyterian Church, McPHERSON. KANSAS. Interest at 4 Per Cent Per annum on one dollar and upwards is allowed on money in Savings department at Central Bank, McPherson, Kansas. The interest is credited quarterly, first of January, April, July and October, on minimum or average monthly balance. On sums of $50 or more certificates are issned for 3, 6.

9, or 12 months, with interest at 5, 6, 7. or 8 per cent. A pass book and checks are furnished depositors who can withdraw their money at any time. 97dtf E. G.

CLARKE. SAND! Having leased the Boggs' sand bank, ore half mile south of cemetery, we are prepared to furnish strictly first class sand. Leave orders at J. P. Ramseyer's store or at college.

20dimo VANIMAN ULLOM. Go and see the Santa Fe agent bafore you purchase a ticket either east or west he will save you money and time, cut rates east via. their line. d37ft Dress trimmings, etc. Many novelties and specialties toshow you.

in this line. Full line of notions, etc. We sell more groceries than Groceries. any body. The reasons are our prices are lower, the goods are first quality and we get them fresh daily.

THE place to buy your groceries. WE GUARANTEE to our trade protection. We are never undersold and will not be. We better goods for same and very often less money than any other place in the city. Every thing exactly as represented.

We guarantee a saving of to $10 on every $50 and we guarantee nothing only what we make good. BEST GOODS at lowest prices. Largest and best assortment, courteous treatment and a full guarantee behind everything is the platform on which we stand. We cordially invite your inspection. Respectfully, THE MERCANTILE CO..