Western cyclone. [volume] (Nicodemus, Kan.) 1886-1887, 1886-08-19

Young's for Groceries.
Watermelons are dull sale in
market now.
A new stock Of Machine Oil at the
Drug Store,
1T. Fletcher has been on the sick
list this week.
Groceries cheaper than ever at
Youngs.
Young's for all kinds Of groceries
and dry goods.
Butler Buyers and Emmitt Ray are
in town with herd ofponies.
George Grebles is engaged painting
Mrs Warmers residence in town.
George Carpenter, called to-day and
subscribed for the Cyclone to send to
eastern friends.
Bruce Borin and Charles Parsons,
two Of Websters widc-awake boys,
we're in town Monday,
JT. Clark Of Cresson, one Of our
old staunch friends, was i'll 10 see us
Wednesday.
A. J. Lovclady, accompanied by hi
son-in.law, Davy Glenn, both Of Rosco
are in town to day.
Mark j. Kelley, late Of Washington
county. has taken charge ofthe Edmond
Badger and transformed it into the
Edmond Times. 1t is g very neat
paper now.
The Millbrookrs say "markye there
wont he any county seat election amt
the Hill Cityites answer by saying
mark We there will be county seat
election" Who's correct.
We hear Of wheat fields that are
threshing out 90 and 80 bushels per
acre, of corn fields that will yield from
so to 80 bushels per acre. How l.,
this for "Drouty Kansas?
Miss Grace Gill. whom our Spring
creek correspondent mentions as being
very sick, died Monday night Aug Il,
at her home near Roscoe. the family
have our sympathics-
We are in receipt Of the Atllin Sum,
by II. &. Mcdonald, u former Cloud
county newspaper man. IfAtllin don't
have good paper it wont be Mes
fault for he is rustIer from way back.
Here's OursSF"
Thomas Fletcher and wife are stop
inc out at Mrs. Henry Smiths this
week. Mr.. Smith, whose death We
mention elsewhere, was 4 brother @f
Mrs. Fletcher, alsoo( Mrs. John L1reI.
While our brcthern in the east part
pf the state have no crops from the
Effect Of a long and protracted drouth.
Traham county has most b0untItul
pops of all kinds. Come down in
Egypt and buy your corn we've plenty
pr all,
The Gibson House at this place has
VithOut doubt the finest ladies setting
pom and the neatcst arranged office OF
3ny hotel in this part of the state. The
lndlady, Mrs Smith, is professional
otel keeper and knows just how to-
ccommodate her guests.
Frank Hiddleson, Of Downs, deliv
ed very interesting discourse on
le subject Of Labor VS. Capital to fair
alliance at the City Hall, last Thurs
~ evening, and left a very good i'm
ession. We expect to see an assem-
y of the Knights Of Labor organized
re soon.
The First Baptist Church Of Nico-
mus chose the following named
aegates to attend the District Con-
ndOn to be held at Roscoe on Aug
tl9, 20, p, and % inst: Elders. VI.
fe, John Scott, D. w. Miles, Grant
Hrris, John Deprad, Thomas Fletcher,
fnl. Davenport, Henry Johnson,
eob Martin, Geo. Baker, John Lored
PM. c. Allen.
We copy the following from the
nsas City Times: Mr.. Randolph
!, the eloquent delegate from
nam county, sail that after thirty
nt years ofactive servic inthe demo
Elc party he was proud to be .
loer Of state convention which
10 give him an opportunity to vote
colored man for state officer.
ne would take great pleasure in
3 back to his home IN Nicodenas.
lam county, and giving the colored
= there this proof that the republi-
party was not the only friend Of
rolored man. democrat.
Poolph Burt don't livein Nicodemus
am county, AMI to show how we'll
ny : taken he might come down
aad look all over the Nicodemns