The Nicodemus cyclone. [volume] (Nicodemus, Graham County, Kan.) 1887-1888, 1888-01-05
LOCAL NEWS.

Nov is the time to engage Seed
| Corn of A. N. Harper.
-Buckuheat Flour at the Feed
Store.
Foster Williams gave this Office
a pleasant call last Tuesday. Call
again, old man.
"A Hall has silk handkerchiefs that
are daisies.
Hear ye! Hear yeI Sample will
pay the highest market prices.
Buy your Dry goods and gtoceri e
Of Lovelady AND Craven.
A. Hall and J. B. Crowley pat
ronized the CYCLONE job Office to the
| amount of $500 this week. Thanks,
gentlemen, we are smiling all ove-.
Get there Eli! Get where? Go to
Samples for groceries.
For sale~A good yoke Of oxen.
For further particulars, call al this
Office.
You should try A. Halls Cali
fornia Honey Syrup.
Mr.. J. c. Parrish has been ccm-
missioned post master Of Nicodemus.
He has moved the office into his
store building in the east end Of
town and is now as happy as a June
bug. Well, we have nothing more
to say, for, ITO the victor belongs
the spoils."
Sample has lately received large
invoice of boots and Shoes Groceries
received daily.
Get there Eli! Get where? To the
Great Western Hardware store ia Hill
City, and get your Hardware.
Dressing cases, perfumery cases,
photograph and autograph albums
at the Palace Drug Store.
The Ellis flour is giving remarkably
good satisfaction. Crowley is selling
it at IS cents, &1,O5, $l.2O and $1.35
per sack.
Go to A, Halls for low bargains
in shoes.
| flames Groze, cur etarprisins
butcher, is preparing to put up
| enough ice to furnish the eastern
end Of Graham county, The ice on
the river is in fine condition. Fill
| up the house, Jim.
We are under obligations to Sec
rotary Sims for his report on 'Sor-
ghum Sugar Industry in Kansas"
The recent experiment at Ft. Scott
has thoroughly established the fact
that the sugar industry is destined
to become one of the leading occu-
pations of Kansas. Although in the
frs stage of experiments, it has
been shown that the quantity of
sugar, molasses and other valuable
products obtained from q ton Of
sorghum, will pay the farmer better,
larger interest on his time and la
Dor than any other crop grown.
The recent dry seasons have dem
onstrated the fact that sorghum
may be considered a sure crop in
westere Kansas. We shall say more
on the subject in the near future.
The verdict of all is that the Cali
fornia honey syrup at Halls is the
finest ever broughtto Graham coun-
ty.
Elsewhere in the CYCLONE will be
found a notice of farms wanted for
rent. This is the present rusult
of the labors of the Emigration
Committee, and at least fifty
families have already signifed their
intention to remove to Graham
county in the early spring and more
are expected to follow soon there
after. With a heavy emigration
and railroad in the early spring,
NlcOdemus is sure to boom.
Monday night Mr.. Sadler, who
lives south of town met with a severe
loss. While he Was absent on business
to Stockton and the young folks
were in town attending the enter
tainment, the house caught fire and
with its entire contents was COM
pletely destroyed. The OILY persons
at home were the old grandmother
and one of the little boys. Only
those who have had the accumula-
ton Of lifetime swept away, sud
emily, from them, can properly ap-
preciate his loss. Mr., Sadler has
he sympathy of the entire conmu-
nifty, and nnless we greatly err in
our opinion of the liberal citizens of
Nico linus, they stand willing and