Western Kansas world. [volume], December 04, 1886, Image 1

About Western Kansas world. [volume] (WaKeeney, Kan.) 1885-current

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"STeeurly Sizbsoription $2.00.
STOCK FARMINa THE BASIS OP OUR, INDUSTRIES.
Single Oo 7 B Gemtsr.
EIGHTH YEAR.
WA-KEENEY, KANSAS, SATURDAY. DECEMBER 4. 1886.
NUMBER 41.
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He Keeps Constantly on Hand the Best
of Everything in
GROCERIES i DRY GOODS,
AND SELLS THEM AT
BOTTOM IPPtlQES.
WA-KEEM MEAT MARKET.
WHOLESALE AND RETAIL.
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WILL ALWAYS PAY THE
HIGHEST MARKET PRICE FOR BUTTER AND EGGS.
DON'T FORGET THE PLACE:
BoioiiM sausage & pressed com beef a specuitt.
THE TRAJDBI wiimpi .Twp
BEST PRICES PAID FOR CATTLE AND HOGS.
W. S. HARRISON, - - Proprietor.
WA-KEENEY,
KANSAS.
J. L. MILLER,
Attorney-at-Law.
M.V. McCOY,
Notary Public.
MILLER & McCOY,
X SUCCESSOIISTO
BENNETT & SMITH,-
REAL ESTATE AGENT!
-AND-
Money to Loan on Final Receipt.
Send for a copy of their Sectional Map containing
Synopsis of the Land Laws.
Choice Bargains in City Property.
Call on us before buying. Office in Keeney Block.
Wa-Keeney - - - - Kansas.
WERLICH & KERSHAW,
Are again in trade at their old stand and are prepared to
supply everyone with
Groceries, Flour, Feed, Hardware,
STOVES, TINWAEE, QtJEENSWAEE, &c.
Have a Car Load of Barbed Wire at tbe Lowest Prices.
Give Ua a Call and See Our Prices.
I AGfaTS tflR THE STBIiEBAIER WAGON & MCCORMICK BEAPffi&MOWHn
Land Office Blanks,
AT THE'
WESTERN KAM WORLD OFFICE.
These Blanks are not equaled in Topeka in point of excellence, and
ou? prices are reasonable.
W. B. KRITCHFIELD,
-PTTI A T iTTTRr IN-
FCMITURE, CARPETS, WINDOW SHADES, NCTURES,
Aad JCreiythlng In Hongs FnmtHhtng Lins. Picture Frams Mouldings, Organs, Sewing;
Machine Bepairs. UNDERTAKES. Bodal Bobes, Cues, Casket, Etc
Mammoth Stock and Reasonable Pile In Breqrthlng.
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Wp now have a Tinner employed, and are ready to do
any kind of Tinwork.
CHAS. N. BENEDICT,
HALBRIN
C. M.PAULL,
(SUCCESSOR TO F. 0. ELLSWORTH.)
-DEALER IN-
COAL
-OF THE-
Fruits and Vegetables
CffiMS, TOBACCOS, IM CMFECMIJIIES.
WCBfti to boy all the produce, at the highest market price, which
the farmers have to dispose of,
OATtTi J&JKFT SEE TVTR.
'L SI! CHAS. N. BENEDICT.
MUMER,
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SOUTH OF RAILROAD TRACK.
I have opened a general store,
where the people can buy
at the lowest rate
GROCERIES,
CLOTHING,
Boots and Shoes,
H.A.I'S Sc CAPS,
FLOUR, FEED, ETC
I am an old resident of this re
gion, and present for your lnspec- a f r
tlona class of goods which will IJrinAJ I fiOl I mUffl
not fail to suit my neighbors. j I II HS jjQ jjfl
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Come add See Me Anyway.
J. S. TURNER.
COLORADO,
Rock SDrinas, Eastern
AND OTHER KINDS.
-WHiL PUT THB-
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LOU A. FISHER
Has the best stock of goods in Trego Co.
Two Good Clerks that can
rustle and sell more goods than
any four clerks any place else.
Goods never get old, the boys
sell them too fast.
We Sell Everything.
Lumber, Posts, Barbed Wire and Coal
A- Specialty.
- Come and see all the New Settler at
LOU A. FISHER'S,
Collyer, - Kansas.
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posaible. Will boy
and sell
Wheat, Rye, Oats
BREAD
Pies and Cakes of all kinds,
FRANK SNIPER'S
flic Dior West efae Ceiieitiil Hotel,
OPPOSITE THE DEPOT.
HI Ml USDS OF RU5.
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luhch it ail hours,
AND A
M WEE MEAL
AT ANY TIME.
Ogallah StGre!
.OC ALLAH, KANSAS.
C. H. BENSOU, PROPRIETOR.
OOM3 A2X1D 3TTCH1 ITS
Eresk lysters etistaitlf n. hit ly fcttb
turtW Plate.
I aim to take the Farmer's Pro
duce, and sell them at the
LOWEST PKYAEM MUSES,
" Everything they need in tbe way c
DRY GOODS,
Ghdceiies, Boots am Shoes,
GRAIN, FLOUR, FEED,
And the general round of a itore raa
on buinenf principle.
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