Western cyclone., 1886-07-22

drl1 store.
Fly paper and flea powder at the
drug store.
H. D. Graham is the new man on
the Webster Eagle.
County Surveyor Billings of Indiana
township is il town busy surveying
our townsite.
J. 4. Weaver has his new building
south Of Wilson'S store almost COM
pleted.
c. H. Newth. and family made trip
to Ellis Monday returning Wednesday
evening.
Judge Pratt has been grinding out
justice down at Stockton for the past
two weeks.
Hon. L. z. McCabe, our Mack, is
advertised to crate in Lincoln county,
August 2.
We have a good mill site on the
river south OF town. who Will be the
lucky party TO put in the mill.
The song Of the threading machine
is beginning to hum on the beautiful
prairios in the vicinity Of Nlcodemus.
.S. G. Wilson has jlst received
another lot Of new ary goods. Come
and see t ose fancy lawns and choice
ginghams. Also corsets. fans and
parasols.
Mess. Ed Jones and r. \. K. Booker
purchased a new c. and G. Cooper
threshing machine Of Fletcher Bros,
and are now out in the Spring Creek
country tmeshing out grain at q lively
rate.
Arthur Zciglcr and VIM Macy, two
of Stockton's most respected young
men stopped over in the city Wednes-
day night and gave us call. They
were enrOute to HoXie.
The stage driver frnm this place to
Ellis informs lis that q heavy rain fell
I'll along the line of the K, p. railroad
Tuesday night, washing out bridges
out about Grainficld in Cove county.
This rain was badly needed and insures
the crops in that part Of the state.
John O'Connor, OF Wild Horse
township, called on us Tuesday and
subscribed for copy OF the CYCLONE.
He had been to Stockton for q load Of
wire with WITCH he and his father will
build large pasture in Wild Horse.
They are among the many solid faimcrs
in that township.
No candidate ever received a nomi-
nat on with more Gairel and equitable
means than did the Hon. Z. J. Turner.
the homesteGder's candidate. By his
gentlemanly and honorable canvass,
he merited the support of Hanback, S
friends and thereby secured his nomi-
nation. 5000 majority for Turner!
President Cleveland, in his fifteen
months term in Office, has written
more vetoes than Washington, Adams,
Jackson Madison, Monroe, J. Quincy
Adams, F:n Buren,, Harrison. Tyler.
Polk, Taylor, Fillmore, Pierce, Buch-
anan, Lincoln, Garfield and Arthur
made in thnir over seventy Years in
the Presidential Office. and he seems
o have just cot fairly started writing
vetoes. Hismission IS to make the
veto odi0us.
The white people are getting ready
to have an uprising Of the blacks" in
Arkansas. The probabilities ere that
an "attack will he made By the ne
grocs, which, as usual. will result in
the killing OF a large number OF
coIOrod folks, no white man receiving
scratch.
As is always the case. such THINGS
are done only near election times,-bv
the democrats Ito swell theis majority
and the whites are always the agressors
As soon rs the president signs the
tltz John porter bill he will be en-
titled to S2,625 per year, and can go
right along with his regular business
Five years after his retirement this will
be increased 10 per cent. Should he
live twenty years lOoncer his yearly
pay will be increased 10 per cent
This would pay the poor pittancc of a
goodly number of the crippled soldiers
who have been consigned to the poor
house by the Presidents yeto.-Ex.
Gen. John \. Logan believes that
blood tells In 4 con selsati3n durixg
his recent visit 20 Kansas stated that
Tor months prior TO the last Presidential
election he felt that the Republican
ticket wonid be beaten ard for tais
reason. During the years 1862 and
1853, said he. the loyal unmarried
men OF the country were in the army
j |d ut home tafy were breeding conner