Baxter Springs news. [volume] (Baxter Springs, Kan.) 1882-1919, 1891-07-25

Pr0t. u. "A. Lewis anu w. N' Cinhp"
son, teacher of penmanship in Baker
University, are working up a city
directory to be located in the post Of
lce. These gentlemen are penmen OF
more than ordinary ability and
promise to put up a piece of work OF
which the business men of Baxter
Springs will be proud. These gentle-
men mean business and we bespeak
for them a liberal patronage.
The W. c. I. U. outfit which met
in this city last Saturday did not leave
much money in town. Like the coun-
try school teacher, they "bOarded
round" and with truly pious economy
they Stunned even the festive ice
cream and candy shops. 1t was no
doubt a good moral entertainment, but
as Capito says "for business gif me
de zircus."
Naylor says it is not safe for a well
dressed gentleman TO 90 out into the
country any more. He drove out a
few miles last Tuesday "all in his best
Sunday clothes" and gang of gran
gers, with Neal Clark at the head,
stripped him of all his fine toggery
and Judging from his appearance,
ducked him in horse pond.
The News is not addicted to origin
al poetry. Talmage sermons or patent
medicine advertisements, but will
publish reasonable number Of com.
munications on subjects OF general
interest to our readers. Correspond.
ents should write briefly, pithily and
pointedly in order to have their letters
accepted.
Advertisers should not forget the
daily reunion NEWS. Secure your
space now and send in your copy at
once. We will nave only limited
space for advertisements, and we want
to get them in shape as soon as pos
sible. 1t will be the best advertising
medium ever presented to the public.
Isaac Zane, captain of the Indian
police, and B. A. Mudeter, agency far.
mer, called OH us last Wednesday and
subscribed for the News. They are
looking after the Arkansas cattle
which were brought into the territory
last spring and disseminated The fever
among the native. herds.
Notice OF Dissolution Of Partnership.
The undersigned, who have been
running the Lowell Roller Mills and
the Quaker Valley Mills at Lowell, un-
der the firm name of Lowell Milling
Co., give notice that the partnership
now existing between them will be dis
solved on the first day of August, 1891
by which time they desire to have all
outstanding accounts settled.
HENRY Cox.
w. Z. MORGAN.
S. w. MITCHELL.
S. W. Mitchell will continue the
business at the Quaker Valley Mills,
paying the market price for corn.
Purified Corn Meal, Graham Flour
and Chop Feed constantly on hands
for sale or exchange.
A Few More Only.
have only a few stand rights left
on the reunion grounds. Call early
for choice places.
il HARTLEY, Supt.
BARRIERS Notice.
Notice is hereby given that the un-
dersigned will, after July 26, 1891,
charge 15c. for shaving on Sunday.
H. NJ. BACON.
b. S. EBLING.
G. A. X.
Every member of Baxter Post should
attend the meeting this Saturday even-
ing. Business of great importance.
To Palace Swing Men.
Bids will be received up TO the 10th
of August for the exclusive swing
privilege at the Baxter reunion Aug.
"a to 90. j. P. HARTLEY, Supt.
BIDS FOR REUNION SUPPLIES.
Notice is hereby given that sealed
bids will be received by the under
signed up 10 the first day of August,
1891, for furnishing ten cords of wood
and five tons of first class hay, more
or less rs may be required, for use
during the annual reunion August "a
to 30. r. p. MoGREGoR, A. Q. NJ.