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The Newtown bee., 1896-03-06

would sell his bjrth}ightraCA>rt tlap ." i till he could prepare food for himse't f.. Often the prospect of jlnruedia'a gain will lead men to sell rhc principle of rigE.4rd honor, thinking i5 will nc only for this time, but they can never tel! ~horo it will end; once .ialdirg to S=tau e.-..- hi.n 8 great adve atago over us.
 The editor Of t2e Ra'n's Hoin seid ;n ~ lac issut, Man :. ....,ll Ev, a;i the WAY to perdiiion uitb the Devil when D" os.1v intended ac tbc s.aft to go jusC round ;as corner"
 As I have already htnted many sci! their interest in thn truth for fear of rid ioule. Nov we do not ike to he iaugt,vd it, CT called naue-, but are we w!l!:"g to lose tnc truth. Al! true hope cf hvs.v- en f02 f5ar tt what suu.r -iUS, plallluF selvars o: satan D1ay sa,7, Lrr Us rca- ijze the valIe of tho fru:n ta our s"uir eternal i".eiests. aud rh"n we sheu hs., c,urage :o Iace .n~ i3.Hns 4ad scott3 l Ghe w:,,;d
 o, how many iii JF4ec days are Eui:i"2 their royer"nce, for the Savi,aLh and ,l" sa7ctuarg; through t-c tear of Scj"g called Pu5ilanic. lignled, u "vprplou1 Ny friends, | Desc~ch ?cu rut to sell to, anything your right to the precious tru,E of salvation. Sell ic net because Of .nc ridicuIe of sCme one, who like yourself, will in a few days be called to stand al lhe bar of God. Remember that 10 laugh or ~nevr ia an, argument aS4.n7C cst ruth lher"fote f@as tu. - ..,t 50 &s t.. sell yuur eternal bil1hyig',v tO the CTutr of Gods love and sa,val.on in Je-u= Christ.
 Yea, my friends, all trese things for which men sell their souls right to this truth of salvation, are as nothing, as van ity, in comparison with the souls eternal happiness. Jesus saith, What shall 1t profit man if he gain the whole world and lose his own soul,' or "what shall 6 man give in exchange for his soul.'
 Now, my hearers, will any of you to- day sell your birthright to this truth of the gospel, by going away without truly buying the truth at whatever it may cost you.
 Let me beseech you to buy this pearl of price; the treasure of life; buy it at any price and do not sell your privilege to it, even for the whole world. For none of us will wish to find, in the dying hour, that we have been trusting in lies and falsehoods, when God gives us the privilege to possess the truth and the life in Christ. May God grant that we shall all be found with the truth in our souls at the last day. Amen.
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H. N. AIRES
 381 Man St, Bridgeport

lc-k> like black wet granul&ted sugsr. When the piece of old carpet is removed,
 rhe steahing mass is dumped on tha ground and rapidly .pread cut win iron rabes, and rolled with hard or -team rollers. This layer is about an irch thick, and will harden over right. 1" ne winter the pavement is d. hard 2- ljmestcle, which it rc>eublcs in cnlo-. hut during the hor summer days i- h"- cones sotr ard rGhhcr-likp. A you walk over i1 ycu are cunsviaus of it~ g:-ing under y"ur fpcr. ar9 h"~sas mnv4 at ut ip a4 almost noi.lie,s mrur", Tns- cost of Hi kid of uqremort. ,,i,h
 , six iucn fy4"dat.,a. l- an u. s 10 I-5 { square -ard.
 Washington is vory p-'ud If ir, st7lri >ys,ens. The rtgu)ar strcrt= run ,.G right arg'gs, and gre about 100 fpeI wide Those running north and south 4rc nuah4rcd, a3d those ruruipg c4~J and vest are l4toelrd. The ""crueS, some 20 " number, and named after ri~ States, are nearly all ILo feet Wlu.. i They run obi'quely, sn that you c4o al-
 ways tell wucC"or you aie on "-lre"t or uu ''ayenuc." Where an avenue
 (. osses 9 street at q very sharp angle,
 the barrow poluts are reserved as park,
 and where two or more avenues cross there is a circular park generally adorned with statue Oi some one nOta- bln in the civil Or military history of the nation.
 Along these streets and avenues have been set out about a hundred thousand trees, certain streets having their own peculiar varieties, Sc that botanist cau
 sometimes locate himself by simply
 glancing at the trees thus, on New JeT-
 sey Avenue, you find the tulip tree; on New York avenue the elm; on Massa- chusetts avenue the basswocd; On K 1 street the catalpa; on Eleventh street sycamore; on Eighth street the Nor
 way maple, and on c street the Europe
 an linden. The most common varieties used are the silver and Norway naples
 and the Carolina poplar.
 When you hear any one speak of "the Avenue" you always know that he means Pennsylvania avenue, that great parade avenue, extending from the Cap itol to the Treasury Department and White House. It is los feet and six
 inches wide between the curbs and af-
 lords a magnificent street for parades,
 as anyone who has seen regiment after
 regiment march company front along it
 will certify.
 About one-third of the population of
 the city is composed of negroes, and mo-
 where, even in the most fashionable part
 of the city will you travel more than a square or two without coming upon their cabins. For this reason you will not find here streets that in unbroken
 blocks of fine residences to compare with James street in Syracuse or Euclid avenue in Cleveland. The cabin, how ever, in some parts of the city is gradu- ally disappearing and its place is being taken by residences more befitting the character of the street.
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Fairfield County News
HUNTINGTON.
WHITE HILLS.

The Literary society held at the resi- denee of Mrs Wells Hubbell on Tuesday evening, was the largest thus far of the season, there being 42 in attendance. The program was exceedingly interest," ing. An essay by Mir Sauer on ''Irving as man and as writer," was fine. A synopsis of the Life of Mahometn was ably prepared by Mrs John Tomlinson,
 also a synopsis of "Rip Van Winkle'' was very eleyerly written by John Hard.
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A WISE PURCHASE FOR US.
A SERMON BY REV ANDREW !. PARK OI
 HUNTINGTON.

Text, Proverbs >, 2', "Euy the truth and sell il not also " t=,lom and instruction and understanding
 Everyone seeks to make good bar gain fnr himself, and to acquire that which is truly valuable.
 Now the wise man through the Divine Spirit in our text counsels us to purchase that which will bring to us the richest blessing for time and eternity.
 Do you ask what> is this bargain we are rxhorted to make? Buy the truth. And what is this truth: Some one has said the two most important questions ever asked are;
 What ia truth:
 What think ye of Christ:
 To nc these questions blend in one, for Christ is tn. Way, the Truth and the Life. We might define truth, the rcali- J If things as oppo7ed to fulschood, H. lu~jou, deception, sham. The vcrity of existence as opposed to shadow rr mere appearance, certainty as distinguished from doubt.
 Lake the thought of our text to rm- brac" all these and much more, It ap- plies these dctintjon@ to the reality of our being, tO our direct and indirect rc- ation to God to the destiny of our souls. lu this sense wcu uccd mcn want thr ah~otutc truth and the whole tru-tb. In view "f death and jud&nont we cannot afford tn rest on mere gue~s, vague -pvlulation, as touching our souls etcr- ,al destiny.
 It will brirg 10 true comfort in the lying hour to guess tha5 we tpye douc about right, to have passed our life it. ~poculatiou as 10 tha possibility of s God, o heaven or hell. No my friends in that trying hour you "ill want tio truth, t'o fnl3 truth c"n- r.r'iog Gu' ead yau. f1:u:e destiny ! au 2sj'i u"G 2,:nt a,.. u..0:.- 5>.Ii4v., rc jS:',' t,.>"; no g':o:: IT, ogh lie 0jn u@"F Htjl &."H" -5.n* io i:, s.}..i! i..;.,' l.: i4r. ,.ttn lfrA.
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Several mu ~icaI selections were given. A duet by the Misses Hubben and Willoughby deserves especial mention. The next meeting of the club is to be held at the home of Mrs George Drew. Sir Walter Scott is to be the subject for dizcussioD.
 Mrs Jennie B. Amber visited in Long Hill at the home of Mrs Elliot Beardsley for few days, recently.
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All odds and ends of winter

All odds and ends of winter goods are marked so low that it is only a question of few days when they will all be gone and we advise all who appreciate real bargains to come and look at the goods we are offering No lime like the present and nc place like
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SIIEPAUG RAILROAD.

--yF clL Jt'I H. IS45s HAIiiEL-LieaFe 7~,7 a. lnr 5J3 p. II. ~nntay -.!- .-- III Arrlve 9.57 a. h., 40, .Iu. >4ud,y u.l5 F. III. 8-AW Lt.1 IL Lk-NUItu, 9.0G a. Ll., 5-}5 D. n. Hu,,n! o-o5 ,l, Iu. Leave tOr Bethel 9.42 6. -ls., i-3 ?. III. sunday 0 I,. -n. ,!i EEAt t1-E9ItIl, rt Is u. h.. r5.42 ?. n. -glual,, s 4~ a.1n. south, r+.3s a.Ill. 5-5I D. la. o'.lidaJ, 5-15 ?. m. ''5AGL ::l thI1lS-AOTth, tlI-30 a m. r5-52 l.lu. oInta}, r>5 l.Iu. south, -a.2U E.In. $ -50 n. --lloHy, -5.@= F IL. 'G& Hi it-Nt.rtI, iu-Iu F.. h., 5.F~ I1. ID. Sun '>ay .--. <. :.- SUJ.~l, s.2I Ill.,. J.2o D. m >uutis,y ..5 t.. lu. .Jit'.~ EEi1Ij- E-Norgh, -lv-o a. H., r6.o4 D. su- -2o..@l. e-t5 F.. o,lI-l, -.-'t5 6 h., -.7se ;. -H. e,.n.:aE, .5-st' P. ID. '' A.sit t7IpN->J.tH, Il.t1J a. -n.. e-I5 D. 17. -.'!2.-.- !.@. a. IL. oi'--1, e-t1 .l-., [.43 p. "'. ~2--..-.y, 4-'i I'. lll >- 't Ir>.->Cr,.!, !. .Iy n. h., e.I9 D. II ~Hl-.aN, .4p .s s;,. >t,4lL >.fs.a. l1. 3.ls pm. -,....ss, t.5- . IL. -., r''"l'-- rtI, 1I.-5 h. rle., -o.3s p.m. Sun. @5, '-e+ .s- fac. >JuL.. -.aJ E. D., f2u3 ?. ul. -.>:i.i-. .s- >,.s'-., li-1, ..a5 P, n. sun r-y.. .".- ~0l,4l. r~-5l =.. 1s-.. T -53 ID. .-tli4,+ i-.- .t- ril- ':,Nl-,-- !, ls.p- -.i-,o 4 ?. III. Sunday, .'-' a. ~..i,-. ,.- B.. ru- i.s4 ! n. sFln. Ef->o.l4. 'l.ot r.zn.. ,o.45 ?. 1l. Sunday. .,t a a, >'utA, re -i q, Ill.,. l.-5 ? -nl s,ln. -- t-.~. F. i.-
 .-iTl 4E:lll1-srs1re I2.iop. n~ e5op. m, >-H.t@Y, -a~i- A. .t. ~olLn. 2 2e A. 12., I-I5 p, -s--,..A., .-'' }5. lr.
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BoIsFURD 10 BRIDGEroRr.

b's4 5ktRD TO BRIDGEPORT. oOiHF FOhD-North, 1-56, I5-}s In l40, 4-59, 5-Js. G..'s p. III. sunday, oIU a. IL. south, 7.I7, o~'o, II.3b a.Ln-' 4-52, '.00 pm. Sunday, 626 oIEF&ET-NOr-h,7.- lG.23 am. 20 m., 4.50 y;+' p. m. sunday, d. III south, 7-2s, g.U3, ] t+1 a. m, 4.4W, I.u5 p. sunday, 6-jo p. m -ONG Ill HILL-\ortA, 5-22, IO.l7, Ill a.. m, 443, t+5 ?, Ill. sunday, : -4 ?. III. south, 7-34 s.Vi, II.49 a. h., 4.4t, '.l8 D. n. Sunday 6.43 p.
 TkUMBULL->orth, 7.I6, l0.l, l2.5s a. m., 4.5'' 6-'l ?. H.. sunday, IA &. ID. south t-5s, S.ll Il.54, d. h., 455, l.Is p. ID. Sunday ro-JJ D.
 bklDGErURT- North. 7.o5, 10, T.. .4o 8. rn, .25, 1.-5 T. h. sunday, Ir25 a. III. Arrive, 7-5y, ?. in.
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No CANHID. HONEST MAN

would c,vr ~-!; ~i,ac ,:D"sa .jl5,. to hc- lrve in r>g~~i 10 GaG a,.I ta,., tutu-~ state. N", bus weyt l. s.t. 1rut.. 7: VI hat are ghc real ia";~ coDcvrnin" nlz au''5 relation i" C Il aud et"ruits :? Again Jveu- in his p'a2c: helps us t. suoN where u tird the truth, when h, pruys: "Sanctify them through Thy truth; Thy " ord i7 truth.'
 This truth is just what we all need to know and have, if we would be happy in time or eternity, for we know not at
 what moment the realities of eternity my bc upon H., and the righteous law Of God be applied to cur lives. When ! no make-belicve Christian, not as good others, Or that we did not think God meant just what he said, will avail to excuse our neglect and sins.
 Therefore we should each one care fully follow the direction of our text, Buy the truth and sell it not" Now all things worth possessing must have their price. As saith the prophet
 when presenting the free grace of the gospel: "Ho every one that thirsteth, come ye to the waters, and he that hath no money, come ye, buy and eat, yea come, buy wine and milk without
 money and without price,"
 You will note it is buy, buy that which is without price, the same as in our text; there is a bargain to be made if you would possess this most valuable treasure, truth.
 First, we must pray with desire and attention. If you are satisfied to fold your arms and drift down life's stream, indifferent to the results, satisfied with carnal things, truth and destiny will not be of much value to you and you will not buy.
 If you have no more desire to know and have the truth than Pilate (who asks Jesus what is truth and does not wait for the answer but goes out to try how he could deceive and circumvent the Jews), you will never buy this most valuable treasure, "the pearl of price. :" Again as in this world nothing of worth can be gained without attention and fix edness of purpose, so in buying the  truth. For instance, young lady wish es to become q skilled musician, she must give attention to a thousand little details, that at the time may seem of no value, but if neglected she can never be- come an accomplished player. She may be able to rattle the piano or organ
 BUT IT IS NOT TRUE MUSIC.
 You have perhaps seen photograph negative that was blurred and indistinct, the cause was the individual was not attentive but moved, so in acquiring of the truth if you are not attentive, and fix your mind on the one object, but give your mind to every vague theory and form of thought, your impressions of truth will be blurred, indistinet and you will not know what Is truth, nor what you believe. You will not buy the truth without the price of attention and desire.
 Again if you would accomplish this bargain you must pay the price of con slderation and meditation.
 There are many forms of falsehood in the world, and much that may have the form of truth; wherefore we must oon- sider and weigh, compare the evidences
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Bridgeport Steamboat
 Company.

STEAMER NUTMEG STATE. Leaves Bridgeport every night except sunday l2 O'C.D, k, from foot Ot south avenue. LeaVC- New lurk ev-ry day except Sun day Ii s- h., from Pier g, East River
 STEAMER KOSEDALE. Leaves Bridgeport at S.o1 &. III. Returning leaves New York Pier 39, East River, foot of Catherine street, aJ p. m. foot Of East SIst street, East River al 3.I5 D. n. On Saturday, Pier 59, ? ?. m. East 3Ist street 2.lj.
 "A RE -- 50 cents FACU kSlO@ IthEI 75 cents
 gJiOOG Until Cseti.) Boat cOnnec-@ with the BcTksh hire division tram leaving Bridgeport at 0-25 on Saturday eN eDlugs only.
 Western and Southern Freight taken from Bridgeport 6t New ork rates, and bills lad ing given.
 \. L. WEDGE, Ell. COSNFLLY.
 Agt. Supt,
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4,ANACRl DIVISION.

i'= x aI Rl DIVISION. .'ANBJkT->v.tu, o.4o, ,.45, s.2o, a.20, lo.50, A. ln .}.5h jl~ a-l5, E.IU r. Ill. >0ut4 s.UO I-30, "'' q. !n., ti4", 4-j, 7.o- ?. Ill. sunday, ou5 a. Ill.,, I,u1 D. lII.
 BsThhL-Nor-H, 64o, 7.37. Io3 a. u.., -.'+, o.ts' 5-4-' o'a ?. II. sunday, lo.l1 a. h.. --' r. ll'. 9ottll, 5.~e, '~j5 looj 8. n., lI.47, H-!'bI>H- NoI.h. 1.59 d. Iu, 2.4., s6-37 4. lu. sunday, IO,ll H. IL-, -.I5 p. III. south, s-. m, 5.I~ ?. :I..
 >ANFDhD-No.lh, 7.e- a. h., 2.24, 6.33 D. III. >ln@a4, l9.It a. Ul., o.,3 D. Ill. south, 6.I6 a. in'' H~''' '~5l D. ln. sunday, >.4- a. m-, 5-- p. BNAACHVILLE-Nor-h, 7I4, I3~1 Q. m., a.I7, '.al, o.!1 D. ln. >r2lIut,y, lO a. ID sl- ?. m. @uu"ry, e.-e a. ll., 3.-e P. n. Vt0h1LI'" >->ortA. ...g9 d. rn., -.l3, . 9 ?. '.-. ouns''-y .+.1' a. Ill.,, 75o P. III. south, $ 4. iL., l-o,t 74j p. lii. >Iuday s-3I A. m, 5-31
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The Home Circle.
BLOW, BLOW WIND OF MARCH.

Blow, wind of March, and thrill The larguid pulses Of thG barren trees, Untu their empty hands with blossoms fill Andtempt the honey bees.
 - Farm Journal
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that are presented to our minds. Medi- tate on, think out In the logical Bearings the many theories which claim our at- tention, that we may discern what is truth.
 Then our meditation should assume 8 definite form, it should embrace the word of God (which is truth, flor we can never find this truth of the Gospel by any human reasoning or speculation.
 The Psalmist could say 70 how love thy law; it is my meditation all the day. I have more understanding than all my teachers, for thy testimonies are my meditation"
 If therefore you would buy the truth in this Gospel sense, you must study and mediate on this word of God, i. e. give time and earnest effort to know the truth and treasure it in your heart. For it is by receiving this truth of Gods word into our hearts that we como to know Jesus Christ, whom to know is l life, who is the way, the truth and the life.
 And it is only in knowing him that we have salvation, and we need not deceiv c ourselves for without this salvation in Christ there cannot be particle of true hope of happiness with God.
 Again we must pay the price of 8 teachabIe spirit. The one who thinks fhat ne knows all, will never purchase oI receive new truth. He who thinks he i js as good as others, or is good enough 1 will never be led to Jesus for salvation l while in that spirit. It is the poor 1T spirit who are blessed, who find the truth ] it is the man who feels himself a sinner that is ready TO
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TIE NEM- -EN.LANnE p

TIE NEW ENGLAND l. P tWLE> Nll -t-Ea-: 7.3- l2.--.a,ga,7 E D. n. " =7 ".r' q. ''. ".b 42 P. ul. \tl> FtfT N--Er~' -.r4 A.rr L1.-1 rre VVt-st tSS8 a. 'U l@-,1j, f. 5g. D. "A. sANDf Hooh-s-..-. 7'4a, I2Ja, am. 7.s5 ?. m. s6CIaI.F5 .s 7.s5. 1, lIasI, 7y7 p m West -.3e eA, 2-s1, 6 -o f. tn
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FRIDAY. MARCH 6, 1898.
EJACULATION .

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Text, Proverbs 45, -, "Buy the truth and sell il mol also " i-lun and instruction and understanding
People's voice. [volume] (Wellington, Sumner County, Kansas) 1890-1917, 1896-01-16
Oxford

A J.W0OD. Dealer in Agricultural Imple-
IL ments, Wagons, Buggies. Harness. Your
patronage is earnestly solicited.
COLLINS & BROWN. Dealers in Drugs.
y Medicines, Periumeriei, Paints, Oils. Pat
ent Medicines, etc. Prescriptions carefully
compounded.
~ A. Kerr, Blacksmithing and Horseshoe
~ ing at the Lowest prices possible. Your
patronage earnestly solicited.
n G JUDD & son, Dealers in Clothing and
II Gents Furnishing Goods, Boots and
SHOES Hats and Caps, etc. Patronage sole
DR.. E. SMITH, Proprietor Of Palace Drug
- store. Dealer in Drugs, Medicines. Per-
1Imeries, Paints. Oils etc. PreScrintions
carefully compounded.
{ EORGE J. HESS. Dealer in Groceries
~ QueensWare. Glassware, Candies MT
etc. A fresh line OF goods always on hano'
Patronage solicited.
7 R. JOHNSTON, Dealer in Furniture Car
y. pets and Undertaking. Meets AN CONNIE
utlon. Patronage solicited.
I INDELL HOTEL. sam McCrackeu. Pro-
- prietOr Good board, good beds by day OR
week. Patronage solicited,
N S. TILT0N & SON. Dealers in Bosts and
~ Shoes, Dry Goods. Notions. and Groceries
Candies and Nuts. Your patronage earnestly
solicited N''' "e''''
THE OXFORD BANK, ]. H. Allen. Pres,.
dent: W. J. Norris, Vice President. n. W
Cooley, Cashier. A general banking business
People's voice. [volume] (Wellington, Sumner County, Kansas) 1890-1917, 1896-01-16
THE LEADING BUSINESS FIRMS.

Z B. SMELL, the old reliable Photographer.
IL Good work neatly executed. Prices rea-
sona0le, We are here TO stay and cannot az
ford TO give you poor work. Call and see US.
GEO. H. GROUSE. Plumber and Gas.ftter.
" All work done in a workmanlike manner.
Office with the Wellington Illuminating Com
pany.
T B. ELLIOTT. New and Second hand store
u 2O5 South Washington Avenue Goods
bought and sold. Come TO ne for bargains.
NJ: GRlFFICE will sell you a new Sewing
~ Machine or repair your old one. Terms
reasonable. The Singer Machine cannot be
beaten. Sells it exclusively.
T G. FISHER. House, Sign and Decorative
L. Painter. Also Paperhanger. All work
neatly and promptly executed. Office located
on North Washington avenue.
MRS. NJ. E. BRUNsON keeps an elegant
W stock Of Millinery and sells at low prices,
Ladies, whenvOu want anything in this line,
give her call, Upstairs oyer COYerdale's.
n Z. SPARR, Drayman. Hauling done at
W reasonable rates. Experienced In NOV
ing pianos and heavy articles of furniture.
Odll on MIN.
DENlWELL MARBLE AND GRANITE
L WORKS, j. G. Peniwell, Manager. Large
and handsome line of stones and monuments.
Prices very low. North Washington avenue.
SMITa & FLEMING, Bicycles and Repairs.
~ Gunsmith, and General Repairer. Sewing
Machines, Musical Instruments, Firearms,
Umbrellas, exc. promptly repaired,
b. MARSHALL, wholesale and retail
l. dealer IN cigars and tobacco, manufac-
tn I OF the best brands of cigars. Factory
on North Washington avenue
M II. CRIDER, Blacksmithing and Repair
" ing Shop East Harvey Avenue, lst
door east of old Foundry building. Your pat
ronage will be appreciated
w A MYERS & SON, Proprietors Ne Plus
W. Ultra Steam Laundry. ALI work guar
anteed, Prices reasonable. Give them your
patronage.
People's voice. [volume] (Wellington, Sumner County, Kansas) 1890-1917, 1896-01-16
Belle Paine

RANK OF BELLE PLANE. H. Garlauph,
~ President; G. K. Person. Cashier, Capital
and surplus, 81, 900 90. Does general bank
ing business.
r F. SIPPY, NJ. d., Physician and Surgeon
" Prompt attention paid to all calls. Office
opposite POstoflice.
NRlST & ANDREWS, Dealers in Farm Ma
~ ehlnery, Wagons. Buggies, Carts Wind
mills, Harness, etc. Repair work OF all kinds
a specially. ~
FOL1Z BROS, Dealers In Groceries, Boots
and Shoes, Gents Furnishing Goods, Hats
and Caps Good goods at reasonable prices.
Patronage solicited.
II R. FUNK, Dealer in Fine Drugs, Medi-
IL. cines. Perfumeries, Paints, Oils, Patent
Medicines, etc. Prescriptions carefully COM
pounded.
W. FORNEY, Attorney at Law and No
y tary Public. Special attention and care
given to the prosecution Of pension claims.
7 D. REED, Dealer 10 Shelf and Heavy
u Hardware, Stoves and Tinware, Iron,
steel and Nails, Wagon Woodwork. Prices
to suit the times.
OPERA HOUSE GROCERY. Funk & Parker
~ Proprietors, Dealers In Fancy and staple
groceries, China, Glass and Queensware.
Patronage solicited,
w H. HITCHCOCK & son, Dealers in Dry
w Goods, Notions, and fresh line Of Gro
eeries always on hand Your patronage solic-
tied.
People's voice. [volume] (Wellington, Sumner County, Kansas) 1890-1917, 1896-01-16

RICHAP nSON / CO.. Leading Dry Goods
II Firm Sumner county. A hBe stock Of
Bouts art Shnes always on hand, Low prices
aad ars,-llass 90. ds speciality. l..
People's voice. [volume] (Wellington, Sumner County, Kansas) 1890-1917, 1896-01-16
Caldwell

n @. RIDlNGs, Attorney and Counselor At
" Law, Clients may rely on having their
business faithfully attended to If placed In his
hands.
DR. IRA F. GABBERT, Prescription Drug
~ gist, Dealer in Drugs, Medicines, Paints.
Oils and Window Glass.
ECLIPSE TAIL0Rs. You get satisfaction.
u strictly frst-class work. STYLE, Price, Fit
and workmanship guaranteed.
GREENE & BUSCH, Dealers IN Furniture.
- Wall Paper, Window Shades, Mouldings.
carpets, etc. Undertaking promptly attend.
ed TO and satisfaction guaranteed.
II A. ROSS 4 co, Dealers in DRY Goods,
IL. Furnishing Goods, Notions. &c Good
goods at reasonable prices. Your patronage
solicited.
7 L. MYERS & SONS. Carriase Makers
u All kinds OF work In their line done in a
Workmanlike manner and at reasonable
figures.
7 ONE STAR CLOTHING HOUSE, H. C.
~ Unsell Bro, PropFietors. Clothing ana
furnishing. goods for men OF all ages chill
uIen inCIuueu' SnlrtS. Low prices, good goods
MURRAY & GEORGE, Dealers in Hard
th ware, Tinware, Stoves and Pumps, win.
dow Glass aud Irrigation Supplies. Patronage
solicited,
N J. NEWHoUsE. Dealer in Dry Goods and
~ Gents Furnishings. Fine line of foot
wear Tor ladies. gents, misses and children.
Goods and prices will please you.
D @. SIMONs, Attorney at Law. Office
= corner Main and 9Th Street. Reference,
Stock Exchange Bank.
pICHM0ND & SWARTZEL. Dealers in
IL Grains. Highest market prices paid for
grain. Square dealing.
9 @. BURNETTE, Attorney at Law and
~ Notary Public. Office over Stock En-,
change Bank. Practice in all courts. Refer.
ence: Stock Exchange Bank.