Blackwell Lion. (Blackwell, Okla. Terr.), Vol. 1, No. 9, Ed. 1 Thursday, July 19, 1894 Page: 5 of 8
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RATES OF SUBSCRIPTION.
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‘ Tu \ uv kh ■ 181 r- Oui advert sins rate .
aS low ns those of any other pnporof cnnal
value iisdii ndvertlslng medium.
All transient ndvei-iismeiils mnsl |„. ,.,,1,1
f„r in IKivillHV.
AH paid locals mill display ii(Is win be rn,;
inri rhanted for until ordered out. Cony foi
sdierliw,;ments must !«• In not later 1)1:111 <t
o'clock Weunesdi y morning to insure Inser-
tion- No deviation from these rules under son*
guy rlrqunistnmvs.
rtotcs made known on application or l.v
Tallinn on J
' tlie Racket.
1 he Lion is the official puper.
Trade at the Racket.
Always ahead, the Racket.
Lk oks cheap at the Racket.
Harvest is now on In the state.
Everybody trades at the Racket.
Groceries at Stephensons.
-\ll kinds of glassware at the Racket.
Rny all your groceries at Stephen-
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SANTA PE.—NEW KIR K.
XOKT1I.
No. 40T.
No. tOlt
sot Til.
S: 17 a. m.
• t5:<W p. ni.
■ ■ ■ 9:Vi a. ni.
— H.ns p. ni.
.1. S. Swihfirt left a few days ago for
hi* former home in Stella, Neb.
R/HLRO/'5& * !HE 1 /IfJLE. ^’1' ,1',‘ Columbian parlor for ice
cream.
Music. cents a copy at tho Racket.
Tell your neighbors about the Lion,
New \»rk Store, largest varieties.
The Racket, 114 North Main st.
New York Store, lowest prices.
Best bargains at the Racket.
New \ ork Store, good goods.
Sou Stephenson for choice groceries.
Subscribe for the Lion.
poms I run .x». 4 has thorough elm I rear 1 ,,OST*
M‘' T.^ffoOT^nfA^nt r'^ !**** ^ 'V“,U,‘ and ehain-
U)*t Sunday between the new ohurch
and my residence on north Main street.
FRISCO. —SOUTH H A VEX.
EAST.
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M,x‘d............................ p. m.
WIST.
N". .,i Passenger...................ma p. m.
AImivc oust iMHnid trains oonnvvt with main
lino passenger trains at Heuumonl for St.
Loui**. 1 ram No. 4 has thorough chair mi
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SNA!' SHOTS.
Mrs. Wilbur is convalesing.
Li. < irneil made.a trip to Newkirk
Monday.
T vo \> el; ingi on byejolists u ,-rc here
Monday.
trank Fay lor has gone south on
business.
L iw Is Day l» vteltia g in Winfield for
i few days.
Mrs. Hepler ha* gone to Winfteld
or a few days visit.
<i. W. James is I-re front Wichita,
rausacting bu i nt --.
t\. A. Johnson called Sttirdtf in
n com puny with Geo. Corwin.
.1. W. Wymer .;. once more ar.-ong
t.-. from a week'; vi*i; to Kansas.
Sombert of Tenkawa was ip town
ilonday, transad: ing business
Way.and \\ is -1 and wife are ■ pond-
ng a few days in Wintield this week.
M. V. Si 1 ton came in frfe.’.i the
ountry Saturday and called on the
.]< \.
Ur. L h. Patten returned front
wed* Spring ■ yin time tor
M’ pi :- iar, .
*he Dei....... itio oont. m [on dnow
nil.- a crowd from Blackwell to Nmv-
irk, Monday
•I. (A Silver wood of the tiirm of
Hllcji- At c ... visiiing hi- iLother at
lulvane. Kansas.
We are indebted to I). S Rose for a
torougb rt port of the Democratic
[invention held in Newkirk.
Mr. John Blanchard accompanied by
*" 1 I both of Newkirk, wt
isitora at Bla-kwell Sunday.
E. <. JSlioflps of Kankaktee 111., .was
tupping hand shakings with nim.cr-
J • >;| Bla tkwell, Friday. last.
The Nor th Main street bridge over
le ’ hiJfiiskia is almost completed, it
-i .-"otl fjfin -trui-turc, and one to -lo
iproud.
W i: i V. u'ket i : \\ in Held a;. -I ,i ,v.i in
lend of the M anager was in the city
•ouple of days last week visiting
lends.
ill Hudson came down from Winfield
•day to look after his large, property
11 11 "!" ••-' • '.i- city. H-- ret unit d
turday afternoon.
»• B. Otluw spent a tew hour* i n
Sunday. Mr. is eonneeled
d' ' lie Wintield Newspaper Union
l! '--is here on business.
L. Manchmter was a caller tliis
^ • L. lias inadu a good cane
ifn and thinks he has a very favor-
chance for the nomination.
M. Reynolds is making a warm
11 ■— for the office of county eom-
vionier and has a great assurance
'he plum will drop in Ids lap.
®*lvisu the Demo-whiskers to
Lie sign on the Ohikaskia bridge.
"”t'pie\ion don't go in tiic coon
{t> UP. and mistakes often happen.
* • f’himp of Wilbur, O. T. was in
"' !• riday from his claim and
d at tho office of the only now*-
'' in the city, to haw a social chat.
’ kwell *s cornet hand is becoming
** Proficient, and Is making the eve-
1 “If resonant with music. They
'•" doubt practicing for the rallies
fall.
“1 horse i radei - our
J Mo,,d»y and proceeded to “skin"
“f our hoys, by the same token
"ore "skinned." One of them
1 steij f„i- truding horses with a
!lni1 alleged -u cid 1
A liberal reward will be paid for its
return to me. h. Beck
Wanted To Kent.
I h rec hundred acres of broke ground
n three or four miles of town for
" heal. Inquire at the Eagle Barn.—
Lund* Clark.
Gasoline stoves dirt cheap, at Win-
field's Hardware store.
Fresh ice cream at the Columbian
parlor each day.
Get your noon-day steak at the Pal-
ace Meat Market.
Tke Plain view nursery is the place
to get your trees.
Meals are excellent if eaten at the
Columbian parlor.
Buy your nails, looks etc. at Win-
field's Hardware store.
at the Palace M-a
or child
It pays.
Freeh mutton
Market.
The report that A. J.Blackwell has
1 urchased the other two papers t pub
'• shed in this city, is unfounded, as yet.
Get your ioe cream at the Columbian
parlor.
Get your new suit of clothes for the
Fourth at the New York Store.
Get your new white dress goods for
-he Fourth at the New York Stone.
Go to the Plainview nursery for fruit
trees and shrubbery of all kinds.
The best meals to be found in the
city at the Columbian parlor.
< losing out sale of Gasoline stoves
at Winfield's Hardware store.
STOLEN.
Fawn colored greyhound bitch, blind
in left eye and answers to the name of
Elsie . \\ ill pay $•> for her return
or any information leading to her re
rov®«T* R. S. Howard.
Blackwell, <). T
Get your new straw hut
Fourth at the New York Store
Happy is the man. woman
that trades at the Racket.
Try it.
The very best groceries kept in stock
at Stephensons all the time.
Jewelry, Spectacles, Silverware.Cl-
oeks and etc. The best line in the city,
and quality guurnteed at the Racket,
E. M. Reynolds is u candidate for
county commissioner on the republican
ticket.
W. W. Stephenson carries tho finest
line of groceries and small fruits
found in tho city.
New goods and new prices at
braster's store. No trouble to
goods whether you buy or not.
Get everything you need in Dry
Goods. Shoes, Clothing, Hats and you
will save money at the New York Store.
A fresh invoice of groceries at
Stephensons every day.
Get fresh groceries by dealing ut
Stephensons.
Stephensons is the place to buy your
groceries.
Everything fresh and clean at Steph-
ensons grocery store.
The Racket sells cheaper than
others.
Galvanized well tubing at Winfield’s
Hardware.
Buy your pump* at Winfield's Hard-
ware store.
The Lion is only fifty cents per year.
More wire and nails at Winfield's
Hardware store,
Ice cream and ice drinks at the
Columbian parlors.
Lowest prices at the Racket. 114
North Main street.
Will Walker, Otis Cutler and Miss
Maggie Manning, thive of the Courier’s
force t'v»k in the celebration here the
Fourth.
Miss Grace Bradfleld left yesterday
for her home near Wichita: after
spending several weeks in the city
visiting the family of E. A. Onstott.
Goo. Sneed, representing the Sim-
mons Hardware Co. of St. Louis was in
tho city Monday and made this office a
pleasant call in company of Lewis Day.
\\ erd Lynn, son of the president of
the town company spent the Fourth in
the city. Ward knows a good town
when he see it and will often visit
Blackwell.
•1. M. Shields returned from Denver
Sunday evening and will return there
with his wife in a few days, having ob-
tained a year's leave of absence from
his claim.
•1. 1. Roberson of Newkirk was in the
eitv\ Tuesday and made this office a
pleasant cull. He is a candidate for
county attorney before the democratic
convention.
H. T. Martin of Tonkawa City was
in the city Tuesday and crlicd on the
Lion. Mr. Martin is president of the
Town Company and says his little city
is growing.
Mrs. Walter Butterfield died the eve-
ning of the 1st.aged .')() years. She
leaves a husband and two children to
mourn the loss of a fond wife and kind,
indulgent mother.
Rev. A. J. MacGilliway Presbyter-
ian minister from Ponca City will
preach next Sabbath afternoon at 3
o'clock at the "Church of God." Every-
body is cordially invited to attend.
A. M. Hiatt made this office a pleas-
ant call .Monday and left his subscrip-
tion. Mr. Hiatt us one of the marshals
of the day on tho Fourth was right in
his glory as ho is at homo on horse
back.
H. C. -Masters was in tho western
part of the county the first of the week
looking after the political fences. Hu
found a good many that wore easily
entered, after which he strengthen
them.
Bi Terrill was over from Kildare
Tuesday and informed us that they are
carrying express, have been since
the opening and will be when ioe forms
'.i[>on that place talked of so much by
the orthodox people. The Furguson
Stage Line is good enough for this,
town and the people will patronize it.
The Racket is on top.
Trade good at the Racket.
-,MI l>ooks just received at the Racket.
i lenty of shade in Blackwell the
Fourth.
—i cent %>oks for 10 cents at the
Racket.
Let Wampler & Martin figure on
your painting.
W infield's Hardware is the place and
don’t forget it.
A telephone line will be put in soon
for the i f"’,n her'‘10 Ki!da,e to connect with
Southern Kansas jioints.
Poultry netting, cheap, ut Winfield's
Hurd ware store.
The Palace Meat Market is the place
to buy your meat,
\\ ampler & Martin are doing F. T.
Berkey's new house.
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THIS SPACE DELONCS TO
THE
HEADQUARTERS,
D. C. W/MTTS, Alannger,
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I3U WT SMITH,
Contractor and Builder.
Shop on South Main, next to Bryan & Riggs’ lumber yard.
SMOCK. & SON,
-THE LEADERS IN-
Fine anti staple Groceries
When in the city give them a call and bo convinced.
MAIN STREEr. - . ONCORNER ACROSS FROM THE LION.
to bo
Arm-
show
Spring Blood Medicines
u-c.r.y „ ..........
Store,
J. C. PHELPS, Proprieter
W. H. Padon & Co.,
-FOR EVERYTHING KEPT IN A-
get best goods at
Save money.
■Ste pennons.
The Wellington Daily Mull an-
nounces that a female base ball nine,
organized in Wichita, will stand the
season in <>klahuma.
Trade is increasing at Armln uster’*
store. Good goods und low prices ac-
counts forit.
A fine Silver Shell Brass drum for
sale cheap. Inquire at Nell' and
Millers. 114 North Main Street.
Sinee the City marshal has armed
himself with a death dealing shotgun
and has turned the town into a slaught-
er house, the canines life is constantly
in danger, unless hid by u mask.
See the two mat work on front of J.
S. Thompson A- Go's, building. Best
finish of any building in the city.
If you want good bargains in grocer-
ies and dry goods go to Armbruster’s
new store, two doors south of the Lion
offloe.
First Glass Drug store.
Everythin^ n«w ........ n . ..
W. H. RADON & Co,
^Vilbur
C xrocery
mi
C< impany,
LOANS.
For loans on good chattel property
to good farmers, see May & Jones.
W1
Reta i 1
( Irocens.
Cheapest place to buy groceries, qual-
ity considered, in the Cherokee strip.
-ALSO PROPRIETORS-
H()TK U I ILACKNVKLL
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Blackwell, A. J. Blackwell Lion. (Blackwell, Okla. Terr.), Vol. 1, No. 9, Ed. 1 Thursday, July 19, 1894, newspaper, July 19, 1894; (https://gateway.okhistory.org/ark:/67531/metadc1078110/m1/5/?rotate=90: accessed April 23, 2024), The Gateway to Oklahoma History, https://gateway.okhistory.org; crediting Oklahoma Historical Society.