The Nicodemus cyclone. [volume] (Nicodemus, Graham County, Kan.) 1887-1888, 1888-06-08


and 7:3O P. M. All are invited.
Rev. G. FL. Brown.
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SEND IN THE NEWS.
Dandy syrup at Crowley's for 81
Dents per gallon.
Capt. Stotts, our guardian O
peace, passed through Tuesday
snroute for Stockton.
Ny! What nice table and peck
pt cutlery at Crowleys.
Inspect the family mackeral at
l. Halls.
Mrs. Baxter will dispense a sup
prior quality of ice cream at her
parlors, to all who are weary and
thirsty.
Our merchants are already feel
ng the benefits Of the railroad by
he Increased trade. This summer
|romises to be a busy one.
Step in to Crowleys and sec his
foods marked in plain figures.
Jelly in pals at A. Halls.
Navy beans at A. Halls S cents
er pound.
-. B. Crowley makes speciality Of
Oots and shoes.
If you want boots, shoes, or slip
(ers, you can find just what you
rant in that line at Crowley's:
District Court sits Monday next,
Judge L. K. Pratt, presiding. This
ERIN promises to be lively and it is
he opinion that many important
asses will have to be carried over.
9ur legal lights are busting up
heir books and trying on their
sunday clothes preparing for the
FAY Our Jess will apply for adj
mission. and he has the hearty wish
everyone that he may win his
purs in the first skirmish.
"A. Hall buys nothing but the best
Etlcles and sells at bottom prices.
The farmers have been kept SO
usy this week eultivating corn that
ur streets have seemed quite lone
PINE. They will appear lively
nough next fall when wagon loads
+ produce are brought in.
Fans, parasols, summer hats.
ldies silk mitts and swiss embroid-
red suits at A. Halls
The recent storm has been pro-
uctive Of real improvement in our
Own as may be seen BY the new
orches, screens, window shutters,
to. that are being put up. It is
polish to neglect protecting wind
VS. and plate glass doors, beside it
ives our jolly carpenter lots to do.
A. Hall is compelled to make
pom for new goods. He will sell
on molasses at so cents per gallon,
Tcrth 60.
Mr.. Shafer, a farmer of Rocks
Dunty passed through town yester-
lay enroute to California in a
Fagon. Mr.. Shafer is not the first
" any means, to get the golden
Pver and we might add, he Will be
retty sure to become disguised and
eturn to his first love as not a few
isgruntled Kansans have hereto
pre- done.
Don't pay big prices these hard
Zines for groceries but 60 to A.
Halls where you can get them
Heap.
"A. Hall has the best as we'll as
he cheapest shoe for ladies, misses,
tents, and boys that were ever
ffered in Graham County.
This is poor time to buy mo-
Asses where they must be drawn
rom barrels. A. Hall will sell YOU
gallon Of fine syrup and give You
can.
NOTICE BY PUBLICATION.
First publication May IS. 1888.
d. L. Knight, plaintiff,
VS..
William Sanders, defendant.
Before Oscar Talbot Justice of
lie Peace of Nicodemus township
Ia Graham County, Kansas.
William Sanders, the defendant
h the above entitled action is here
by notified that Oh the 18th day of
Nay 1888 an order Of attachment
or the sum Of One Hundred Dollars
gas issued by the above named
Justice Of the Peace against his
FOODS In the above entitled action
md that said cause will be heard on
ne 18th day Of Jnne, 1883, at One
o'clock Z. m.
d. L. KNIGHT, Plaintiff, by
soWERY & LrGHTFooT, his Att'ys.
Attest-0soAR TALBOT. Justice