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The Grass Hopper and New Era from Grasshopper Falls, Kansas • Page 3

The Grass Hopper and New Era from Grasshopper Falls, Kansas • Page 3

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THE UTEW From this time an til the next elation Xj a HXASQVAXTEBfl IV XAS8AS FOR JToThiTrn S3oT Tioga Our Column. M. P. U1LLTER, Prea't. Wm.

CRtSIIT, Vira J. CRAWFORD, Cajhim. TiiiiTiiiiiig nm IISTITITIBI: CL1PITJL, $100,000,00. State that don't kfie JOIN Is there any one in the 320 Shawnee Street, HLER If thtJTw1 ill nh A rTWrtl Ha nnrht fts CrtrTn It ia mMnaiatmauaa at mr aaJwa BBawaar MrBmi' nm and bm jubt rcceircfi one oi tbe BEST STOCKS OP CLOTHING TEE Leavenworth, aCansas? EVER BROUGHT TO THE WEST, Shirts, Drawers, Hats, Caps and all other and that is the lowest. upua John yua will make money by doing so Consisting of Overcoats.

Dress Coats. Pants, Vests, kind of goods kept in his line. He has but ore price John Serkler has mined a world-wide reuutatioa for sellina cbean clothinr. When ane af our readers go to Leaeea worth doa 't tail to call mmiEssiHnssirSr. DELAWABESTBEET (BETWEEN 4th and 5th.) Dealer ia Takes pleasare ia inTtting the people of Grasshopper Falls aad surrounding country to iaspect his IMMENSE STOCK OF GOODS bought for cash and selected with a eiew to bra Ton vrMt tbe City do not fail to call "102 3m suit f1 MBtinh Kansas TVXusic Empoi-ium.

all classes-the farmer, the mechanic, aad on B. FLESHER, 416 Delaware. in Strirps, Small Musical Instrumeots, Sheet iiornHiMMUf on nann Delaware and Fifth, Sts. Leaven A'ortb, Kansas. -o- Delaware Street, Leavenworth, money from theeitizens of Jrirerwva rnnre id be wiU continue to use every honest effort to Inrk aw irk.

a at WHOLESAAE PRICES made goods in Jeans, CasimeraS, Flahaels Goods in tbe Citv, call and look at them JAMES WILSON. ONE PRICE. HOFFMAN, BROWN and GENERAL WESTERN AGENTS FOK THJ6 LORING 8c, BLAKE ORGANS, Which are sold oa tbe remarkably easy terms of i'XVjbJ DOLLAES PEE MONTH, easy arrangement ererr household of taste and cultivation is enabled to poaaesa oaa oftbese bealitlfnl muniments which renders home attrartirr and llrarnt, Messrs A.V BltOHN a are aim Ajrenw tor the celebrated Cabinet Pine Or-ran, lately ineenteil by Mr. tmdman, combining for tbe rtusTTiUB successrtilly. Reauaaad Pipes.

They forfhurrhr nl 11.11. They are also wholesale and reUil dealers iutwwr. tor. 390-ly. bnaimers mast pay for their own cigars as the candidate boxes are empty and will not be repletmbed; hand shaking and anxious Inquiries in regard to your health will be discontinued this cold weather; button holing on tbe street cornets hs a thing of the past; business at tbe hotels and Ovary stables will be less brisk; Oekaloosa has gone home and is no more ta be found in Arnold d) Coy's store; many faces have grown long and sotem while a lew are beaming and round; the flood of Republican; Grange and Indejieituent tickets that have kept the fob offices of tbe county working day and night for the past week are now scattered over tbe strex ts like tbe leaves of autumn.

Election ver, let as be happy. A Ooak. While our colored citizens were hold ing a caucus at their church Monday evening, some fan loving chap told the band boys that all the candidates were at tbe church talking to darkies. The band Immediately marched np to the church, and alter pi: in? two or three tunes, called for tbe candidates, they were somewhat surprised and a good deal mortified to learn that there was not a white man in the building. Mr.

Summerfrlt, the Independent candidate for Treasurer, came along about this time, and was called on for a speech, not being a speaker he offered tbe oysters instead aud the band accepted the offer tliereby gaining an oyster supper by their musk if they were fooled into ser- re nailing the colored folks. Tbe gentlemanly operators of tbe Coy Coal Bank sent us in a load of coal one day last week. We have given it a fair trial, and we proajounce it fully equal it not superior to tan Leavenworth or Carbon dale ooaL These gentleman are taking oat a larga amouut and tre seliiig it for 17 cents at the Bank or 20 cent tle- Uveted. Leavw orders at Coy's Drug Store. It Is sakf that J.

W. Roberts, lade- penont.candidate for Coroner, is badly defeated This shows very plainly that qualiftcatiotts for high positions were not taken into ancount at the late elec tion. Now, if aoybtsdy wants a bargain, we can tell him Where he can get it. Nolk-er A i Inn haul 1 1 offers a good buggy, horse and harness worth $250 for $150. Now, gen tit men, don't walk your legs oft when you can get a complete outlit for so small a sum.

Stolen Horses. Last Sunday night three horses were stolen from this neighborhood. Two were taken from the stable of Hon. K. I.

Crosby, one belonglag to Mr. Crosby and one belonging to Mr. C. M. How- land, the other was taken from S.

G. Greene, on Walnut, some two miles nonhof this place. Up to present writ ing no trace. of the horses or thieves has been obtained. Two saddles and bridles were also taken from th stable of Mr.

Crocby. Suspicion rests upon two per sons who have been seen about the town for the past two weeks aud have now dUapeared. The Band boys made things lively on election day by discoursing excellent muaic along our streets. We can now boast of one of the best Bands in the state. MABBIED MTRES Sunday.

Jiov. Snd. in Springdalr, Kansas, by the Rer. Geo. L.

4hrn-arusoB, FrancisM Mj res of Grasshopper Falls to Miss Anna Hodges or Aurora, Illinois, The Printers were not forgotten bj this happy pair, notwithstanding they were not present to bear the ceremony. They feasted on one of the most del! cious cakes that was ever eaten by mortal man. If each of the offices in this county printed as many tickets as we did during tbe past week, somebody ought to be elected. printed over 10,000 tickets and there are five oOices hi tbe county, which would make 50,000. This will do pretty wjl for a county that polls about 3,500 votes.

It's over 20 tickets to tbe man. The election ia this City last Tuesday was rather an excited one though unat tended by rash words or hard feelings. The Grangers generally put iu a hard days work, and they left their mark as can be seen by the returns. But all the cuttirg and slashing of tickets we ever witnessed before, bore no comparison with the work of last Tuesday. Rauciocs.

Rev. D. Harbongh has been called to tbe pastorage of tbe Lutheran Church in this city. Next Sabbath at 10) o'clock he wDl preach his introductory discourse. A general attendance is desired.

The reason why the Republican party was so badly "-scooped in this county Is because J. W. Roberts, of the Ind epew. aorx, figured strong in the Primary Elec tion and then bolted and came out as an Independent candidate for Coroner. KANSAS CITY LIVE STOCK MARKET Reported Weekly by G.

McCOY CO. unnaioanniiii. Kansas Stock Yards, Missouri. NATIVE CATTLE, auna. Fat shipping S4 SS aad 8 Butchers' cattle SSSaadse Slocker 1 aaaad 75 WI.VTUUD TEAANS Fatshippug JCudlM 1 SVaadt Fat breves I so and 2 Butraem' 1 aal 1 Staekers 1 Nial 1 8A Veal calves at as per head.

HOGS Hoes SMaadSM The hor market fnr the naat ant has hern arm. ship aoaBa of stock Balea wiU aotsrll. TaaCHKM' EXABTQtATlOw, Teachers examination will be held ia the township school house, Oaaaloora. on the first Saturday of each month. beginning with August until further notice.

Teachers wMin to be examined must be on hand sufficiently early to auisa penoaai queuons, ram mar and Arithmetic, by 13 ra. J. R. Eaasr. ifaCo.

Supt. AT THE Howe towing Machine OaVw, FORsALK. CHEAP: AaaeaedPiBBCaeed hWiodau, ia good eoBditioa. Seeawd haad Marhiaes: rmreBea. Wheeler A Wilson.

Graver A Baker. WraS A W.Una ia good workiag order, at prices raajnag rram i Sja. Anioag Machines: The woBdeatul little KarMar. the Tranx A ror caa be rrra ta otrstioa, whh samples of tawork. aw-rf.

33 DsD-JS AaSJ'J) THE NEW SHOE STORE. No. 315 Delaware etrect. Leavenworth. CEASE SX0TEXXS Proprietors.

We keen the largest and beat assorted toek that is kept in the Mate. Oar goods are all new and fresh. Our prices are low. We inTite every boiy to call when vis iting I-eavenwortn. CUASK HliUlxibrtO.

315 Delaware Leavenworth, Kansas. 348-ly. AITKEN 1 ST. Grasshopper Falls, Kansas. nicks A Gepuart Banking House, np stairs.

Teeth extracted without pain Examination gratis. DEPOT OF WEBBER ft KEPLINGER. A Speciality of Ready made Clothing with a good line of Hats and Caps, Boots and Shoes, Gents Furnishing and Rubber Goods, Trunk. Vali A Any size, quality, or style, not on hand will be furnished FREE OF EXTRA CHARGE, on a short notice. ALSO, A fine line of FRESH GROCERIES, NUTS, CANDIES, TOBACCOS CIGARS Jtc.

PRICES at the lowest living rates ONE DOOR EAST OF P. in Hillyer' Brick Block, on Broadway, Grasshopper Falls, Kansas. IrTI mfEM T.TVE I IT HUE two miles northeast of Topeka near the A. T. S.

F. railroad re prepared to turn out any amount or the Best Lima Slade in the Country 11.1 oiuua piTmifiu mien. Address WHITE BRO. Box 591 Topeka, Kansa EMIGBATION TURNING! Cataa Farms in Southwest His souri. ThoAtUniic A Paeilie rtailroad Com Daily offers 1.200.UCI0 aeres ol land in faaAral and trthwept Missouri, at from S3 to 113 per acre, on seven years time.

with free transportation from St. Louis to all purchasers. Climate, soil, tim ber, mineral wealth, schools, churches and la-wbidiiigaociwty invite emigrants from all points to this land of fruits and flowers. For particulars, address A Tack, Land Commissioner, St. LoiuV Uissoan.

NOt34 ly. BROADWAY HOTEL ErP.WOLF Proprietor, Southwest cor. Broadway and Sycamore Sts. OBASsuorrut falls, bats as. 'Buss to and from all Passenger Train." BarbeT Shop hi connection (XO-wly.) KOF.

A. P. fclBSON, trTriT.TTTTCT' (jiper Falls, Kan Will give lessons in Violin mafic CharfeS reasonable. I WM. F.

DOLAS, WHOLESALE AXD RETAIL DEALER IX Groceries and Liquors. No 427 Commercial Strict. Atch ison Kan sas at. Xu Jim CK, 3X.I Phjsician and Surgeon, "arrasshoptier Falls, Kansas Office at the Cataract House. alls promptly attended to both day anil night I nicks, Gcpiait ft Co.

UAL ESTATE BROKERS. GraaaAopper Falls, Knf. Do a General Banking Business, allow interest on time deposits, buy and sell Real Estate, make collections and deal in all kinds of Local Securities. IRTJIT ASD The undersigned keeps constantly on hand a full stock of fruits and groceries, such as APrLES, DRIED FKOTS, CASXED FRUIT. DATES, FIGSKAISOXS, OYSTERS.

TEA, COFFEE. COSt ECTIOXARY and all other articles iitheliue of irult and groceries, which are being sold cheap for each. Broadway, Grasshopper Falls, Kansas So. 363 tf. Isaac McCrLxr CATARACT HOUSE.

srrHE PRINCIPAL HOTEL IS THE CITr. Corner of Sycamore and Louisa streets jrahopper Falls, Kansas. M. COLVJH, Proprietor. Physician and Surgeon Grasshopper Falls.

Kansas. OfBca in Ililljer's Block, two daoTS east of r. V. np stairs. Residence in the south part of town BROMVAY Sawyer A Mitchell, are aow prepares to furnish Meats" of all kinds on Um soost reasonaMr tcrsas for Cm- A Ml sopply wiU be found constan tly on liaivl.

They also have Silvers" celebrate) JaVa Chopper. Sausage eat tordcr on short notice, avar- Thev par the hig'icat market priee lor Ukles. Furs and IMts. a mK BBBh3iB And now comes JAMES with his oiiiSHorrnt talis Every ThwrBtay. -rj-J.

7r.tr.-f rSS, JFdOor. Te- woaara per saasaa. to ad- tmt. iv moaths, oae dollar. Three months, arty cents.

Sates ef JLdvertMag, OMiqutK, lines. 1st ianertia. tl.e. Each subMqoeat inrtion. M.

Oae square, six months, Owe square. yearlv IS jnucr eoinma, threaaaata. Tearlv. Third of cnlomn. three months oa.

Jr? a. 46 n. 4 tlx yearly. Half a column, thr hrce kMaOu, SIX reariv. Whole churns, three wnrhs, si six MOW.

Local worlres, pr lime, tea cents. Imiain uf fsaifirtstrs, dee dollars. lUSUESS LMCT01T. W. D.

LAXE, TTOttSET at Law. taasfcopper Falls, Kansas. A. M. OOWAS, HOMEOPATHIC PHYSlCtA aad Sur-poa.

WiUpewcucemGrasslloppex Falls aatl vicinty. J. BELAND. JOT ART Public. OIBee at the star of Belaad.

Mj'CTS a Best. VALLEY AXT SAVINGS INSTriTTIDX. turner as" Broadway aad Syeaasore streets SAw VEK A MITCHELL. BROABWAY Meat Malt ilrick Bmcfc, Eieadw.y. J.

T. GEPHABT. I)RTIC1AV. reW aal residence Bear the I Congregational Church. E.

M.COLVIN CATARACT Home, aad Louisa streets. Sycamore FRAZIER A MTETHERHOLT DEALERS ia Groceries. Fbav, Broadway. GraMBOpper Falls. I A.

MTEBS. Rooks. Stattrmery. Magaaiaea. Ac.

anISy AS 1 Coraerof Broadway streets. J. B. JOHNSON. A TTORVEY aad Caaaseenrat Law and Beat evsute AsM.

Ofhce la utn nouse. Oskaloaaa. HENRY KEELER ATTORS and Counsellor at Law. OSce ia OHirl llouae, Onkslaass, hsasss. LORD A WAITE.

MANCf ACTL RKttS aad dealers la Boots and Shnes. feyrsmare street. Crssshup-pec Falls. kaniaa. WKBER A KEPLINGER.

LER8 in ready madeOthing. Cmeer- Eaasas eaetc. Broaaway. uraaaBopper Falls, sas. HICKS A GEPHART AXKERS and Bmkera.

Caraer of Broad 1 9 wav aad Walaut streets. Urasshopper talis. Kansas. BKLANU MYERS A BEST DheiV I.EKS in IWnas. MediriBea.

sycamore street, feraasaopper rails, J. J. WIXTERBUKG, If 4X1 FACTI KtK andlealeriB aadlle. KtK aiKI'lea ullara. whins.

1 I harnetf, cellars, whips, liaes, etc. Bar Broadway and Uak streets W. I. UAK I). HorsE and Sura Paiating.

tirainiag. Glax-inKand l- llansinK. sUaiag a taiiy. anpon iimaiiway. Wm.

CROSBY. TEAI.EI in MoTeand Tin ware. AeTaral 1 riirM liuh-jMafs etc. In Crosb new liri'k Ittork, Itrsndway. TUB NEW ERA Ton OKFK.t.

tnepaied ro aeatly exerate all the plainest Bill to the niat Card abort notice. Umce ia EJIA baikluig. Bp ataars. J. II.

ESHELMAN A' rCTlONKfcaL. Will r1l tlnrk, mm, tii.U irxit. trl rratl-rfttAa, may uLarc in thr city cotiotry. UraMbppmg Ffclto. Kmiu.

JOHN R. LAMBERT CCTIUNKER. Will sell stork. bMsebnld aoU and real estate anr niane ia tbecitr reauntry. Three miles south afUrasaawt.er raits.

Wm. i'LARK. Tl'STII of the Trare axl Polk Ja'Ure ifboe imr east Arauld Jfc Drag More, Broadway, Graashopper. Coy1 STRICKLAND A BLIS DEALERS in hardware, tiaware, aad axri-rulttirat iinpmentH. wiwt Hream.re and Louisa streets, Oraitoaopuer Falls, kaa- N.

K. PARKER p11tlN'. Coal. Lime. Hair.

Plaster, Cement I aad all of Broadway aad all kiadsaf'praitace dealer. East end an railroad aide track. A. W. POST TF I Kit and MaaafartBivr of rtowr aad I 9 Mel.

A rmi'l aanple caaatsatly ns Band at Milia. All work warranted aauslactory. T.EGLER A ITEFTY DEALERS and Maanractarers of rkmr sad Moil thr leit hraads. Io custom work par the hijrbest market price far graia aad hare ia stonr guud seed spriag wheat. CROSBY A KENDALL OKll RS in ItrrtMids, Groceries, ready nuvteClothinK.

Boats ami Shoes lar-nero!" Sv--Anitrr and LouUa atreets, tiraas- korrer rails, a K. X. IILTCUEXS BBOADW AT I jeerr. Feed aad Bale Arable. Horses bought aad sold.

tiood stork vards and srah-s in couBeerioa with stable. Terms reasiHtable. Sycamore, anuta of Broadway, te rajah upper Falls, fc'sasss. I F. EGGERS 4 TTOttYEY at law aad Laad Arret.

Pnwv tire ia all the eaurts ia the Third JTndielal DistrVt Hav aad sell real estate aad raruish BbMrsMMtitles. CllertiausaaadeaBd moa-a promptty remitted. OaVce corner of yea Mre and Broadway. Beer AraasdACoy'l irnut eure. O.

O. F-REt EXT LOIMjB SO. M. Meeting ererr TBesday ereaiag at Ma aoflic Hall, J. M.

McCLELLAKD, K. C. I. T. ARCHER.

S. MASONIC QRAaSHOPTEK FALLS LODGE HO. St. A. F.

A A. at. Retralar maaiiiMM the Brat aad thirl PalwdaT r.remiBKaafeaeh asoath. All Mi oobs ia good alaadiag are eordtallr iarrsed It. HILLY Ea W.

M. L. A. MYERS, See'y. KANSAS CENTRAL B.

R. TIME TABLE. Corxa Wsst. Mail Train. Mixed Traia.

P. M. A. M. tarenworth, SKIS Huod.

1 10:24 r.atoo. 3:45 I 11:00 Wioctiester, 4:4 I 1IJ7 Bovle, 85 I HJ7 Grasshopper F. :45 ISJOr.M. aroon, Uoltoo, Oonta East. Mail Train.

Mixed Traia. P.M. at. 7:1 7:5 7J0 MM 11:45 lk23P. shopper F.

15 Chester, Hi Y.s Huu.i. worth, M. A.T. S.F.B.K. Departure of train Umm Gnrnkupft taUa.

eoijia East. Mail Traia ZM A. m. Stock Expresa- S.ll mm. Local Freight JJtf p.

bj. Gona W-asv Mail Train MS Mixed Tram p. Local Freight a. tm. AH trains carry i How are you candidates Tbe political goose Is cooked.

Some more showera. Last Sunday was a beautiful day. Hare ran sees those hauAiaggtovee at Lord A Waite'." ry DweUiag Ireuses sad Oatce reams far teat at At. LET BANK. The Sunday School Concert at the Congregational Church, last Sabbath evening was well attended.

A tbe day have grown short moat of the mecbauies in town have commenced night work. Almost every work shop la town lit up these evenings. T. H. Elliott will trade 1 as apple trees fnr Ellas.

Farmers go ia aad get oar orchard. Ij-Dwrjllag hoases aad rooau for rest at TALLEY BANK. T. H. Elliott has agaiB moved a See lot of Nursery Trees OB Ike City Park aad la aow busy Taggiag aad tyiag for his BAaay cus- pradeBt wires practice economy by bayiag hnea fur thrr buuilies at Lord Jfc site's.

A3 hollow-tide is past and gone As tbe cabbage crop was short there was no general celebration of Hollow-eve by the young folks this year, and consequent ly very little mischief was done. DIED. CBOBT At Grianel. Iowa. Oct, SSrd.

Mrs Mary Abb Crosby, wife of Samuel A Crosby, aad mother of Wm A Crosby- aged 71 years 7 mouths and It days. Mrs Hays has Juit opeaed a aoe tuck of MUltBery mmh1s uf the latest styles, which she otters to sell Terr low for cash or coaatry pro- dnor. t-ae is also preaaard ta ilu all kiads of Ureas aad Clank BBskJag. Give hercall. Dwelling teat at ad (MBcc rooau for VALLET BASK.

AchaBceta see the coaatry. Elliott will pay tta each for trams to go to Smith Coaaty aad Back. Start the th last laalklag i llnls'i 1 burs aad gaiters, at Lord A Wsite's. Just the thing for winter. NOTICE.

The aadersigBed takes this method of iaforat lag all peraoas iadebted to them to come I ward and aaake pay meat Immediately aad aara MUTES A WE1SKAV nnWJBOrOOAL: Satrsc Lamp Coal, per boshel.cU. Carbondtle and ScraatoB Shaft. 21 eta. Leareawurth, (ia MS baahel lots) a eta. F.

A. InncEos A Co. Grasshoiper Falls is ahead In the -porker" line Last week Mr. Bioh- ii 1 1 niii. iiii an" mil I ntniiii inj; butchers took a knaf a tat hogs to Leavenworth, where be wet Jennboa, the hog man of that city, ho had just brought ia a lot of choice hogg.

JetiuUon said his hogs were much the best and would outweigh Rich irdUou's by several hundred pounds but when put upon tbe scales they turn ed the other ay. Bkiianlsoo hogs outweighed Jenuisoa's by a vrv con siderable aa ruber of pound. Go to RorHLiwo Country Merchants who want to purchase a good stock of Groceries at reduced prices, ahoitr go to tbe large establishment ol hophling A Co Leavenworth. Kansas. We have been acquainted with this firm for tbe list six years, and know them to be honest, uprirtil gentlemen.

When they recconiuieno an article to be good. you may rely upon lueir worn, lor uiey never receoniend an article unless they know it is what they represent It to De. 323tf. Why it thst while our public school is so crowded that we are obliged to hire extra leaders? Scholars from other di.stricU, where they have schools ot their ewr, are admitted in our school Is it noc enough lor us to pay lor eIu eating our owu children and iutereet on our school without educjling the children ol other district? EEADY FOK BU3DIESS. Tbe two following notices ara clipped from St.

Louis papers, which came to ns a little to late for publication last week, but they will still be read arftii interest: -Tbe Central Elevator is at last nlsh- ed and read ior basiiu js. On Saturday it receivHl its first ear load of grain, it being No. 5.199 of the A. T. ck S.

F. Railway. The car was loaded with oata and was shipped by Mr. N. E.

Parker of GrasThopDcr Falls, Kansas, on the above road, and was consigned to Messrs ClearyA Taylor, cotuuiueion merchants of this city. The situation of this eleva tor the best that could be selected, being alike accessible to the Atlantic and Pacific nd the Missouri Pacific, both of which roads are rapidly extend ing their connections into the graia grow big sections of the entire west. craf. "An event worthy at eommenxtraUon is the compsassaai of the Cemtxal Xserator on the Paetne roarli, aad the reeehring Saturday of tbe first ear load of grain. Tbe honor of this pertains to Mr.

N. E. Parker af Giaailinaf i Falls. Kansas, the shipper, the A. T.

A S. F. railway, which carried it ta Atchison, the Missouri Paeine which brought it thence, and Messrs Cleary A Taylor, the con signees at this paint. By sufficient In. terest and energy displayed by the St.

Louis merchaata, tbe A. T. A S. F. road may become a very valuable ana- Ularr to the grain, live stock and gen eral traaw of tbe eUr.

This road Is al ready completed to Grenada, Colorado, twelve miles west of the Kansas State One, atfaStance of over 600 miles, pass ing thrsjiigh fine (arming and stock lands and having many populous aad grow ing towxs on Its line Grasshopper Falls. Topeka, Emporia, Florence, Newton aad all points ia and aear the great Arkansas valley. At Topeka It crosses the Kansas Pacific, by which road shipments to car from St. Louis can be made, and at AtchUoa eonneeta with the Missouri Padnc, and it was by this route that tbe grain noted above was reurjvaJ. a.ni.'itaa.

There bit Vat fnr i Ims mmd wit. ling ss deprive ttsraaaerres nf assay af the aee- nrtes oroerioamrk the spot where ts the remains of dear nraainri aas There Is aoraiag sesnpropriate a a braaofal Burble slab. It ia bath sqrsiseaat aad braa-tiful. The ether day we visMrd the marble works af P. CusawBly.

surrssim satbxialna aGrraajrbty. af Lranaaiath- Aad we mast asy that ass work Is naiarasnil the went. has goad amanrml bbw he aarwa aoae but Ideas sikiaua his asfabUahaaeat. He aBBMsurea Grata Steers of all stare aad avedeis. from tbe saaaUaal ta the htnreat.

na- giae ia pnea ma SM. ap to SlM leave thair ardm af this oaW. or If they Far to do thev aaa leave their aaaae with as sad Mt. Grisssao wffl foms aad see niem. "THE KANSAS NEW ERA," WEEKLY EIGHT COLUMS PUBLISHED AT PAPER Grasshopper Falls, Kan.

TERMS: copt. TWO DOLLARS PER ANNUM. CLEH1IE SATES: A Club af Ave subscribers, all seat to oae address, S7.S0. A Club ol tea subscribers, all seat to one address, A Club of twenty subscribers, all seat to oae address' SJO.OS. JOB DEPARTMENT.

Of all sizes, from 25x40 inches down to th part of a sheet done with neatness and dispatch. Bill Heads, Letter Heads. 2T0TS HEALS an! Of every description printed to order. Heceipts, Banker's Checks. Enrelopej, etc, Printed in the latest styles.

We keep constantly on hand a good supply of FLAT CAP, LETTER HEADS, NOTE HEADS. ENVELOPES. CARDS, TAGS, and COLORED PAPER. We claim we are now prepared to do as good work as can be done in this part of the State. SXHSCTOIvS: P.

HILLYER. J. 31. PIAZZEK, J. P.

HENRY LEuLLX CRAWFORD. Wm. CROSBY. JOllX BKUNU, JOU.N F. Ac COrXTS solicited.

Interest paid tma uriro. sansing noun trom a toip, SSU-lT. W. A. HOSC BUCH KO.SE.

ima laDawIlw Wholtsaie and Retail Dealers in STATIONERY. TWINES, CUTLERY, WAIL PAPER BAGS and WRAPPIM Pi PER. Ko. Iclawarc Street. LSATSirWORTH, KvillS.

34S-lr. KAW VALLEY ASD MACHINE tYCSKS, Corner of Second aad Jeflerson Strc TOPEKA, ICA.3SrS.S, MAStrACTCBX STEAM EHGINES, MILL 51 A -CniSERY, AND AGRICULTURAL WKOMGHT AND CAST IRON WORK. W. have a coaiplrl. set of Wood Wurklsg chiarry.

aaS ar. prepared la caecat. all ar MOlILDIIIilS; BHArKKTS, SCBOLL-f w. ING.TI SSIG aad DBKjSISO Ll'lf BAIL i.r bniMsrs sad at th lows.1 fiastsra cm, Asraivr stars'. Graf al Watcbia.

er Jeweler 1 3RASSnOPPER FALLS, KASS.AfT. Watches, Clocks and Jewelrj paired on short notice. Will attend to the repairing of got a and Pistols. No. 10 tf.

FELIX TIIEIBAUD. PltOT. Warm Meals at all hours. CyRemember tbe place, aear tbe Depot (Jtri-wly.) A 5 9 Have opened one of the. fim and best regulated IDIIIIICI lSlTIBHIItS in this County, and are able to DRUGS, MEDICI SES, CHEMICALS, TAINTS, OILS, GLASS, PUTTY a' Everything to bo found in a first class Dri Store, at LEA7IT0S71Z PEICES.

Comoand see uc; we can on. Prescriptio camuily prepared. TIEEBEATEIBE FOBASGi EUP.EKA AGUE PIUS! This preparation bus been thor oughly tested and no preparation yet introduced has been as sue sessful in chills and fever. Ask yonr neighbors abontit? Or ask any Dealer who sold it and yon will find it has en red when other preparations have failed an leit tbe patient weak and sickly. Do not wast time in cheap reme dies, but give the Eureka Agno Phis a trial.

Sold brail, dealers at one dollar per box. or sent post paid on recVipt of price-Ho R. St Brown. Leavenworth, Kansas. Diarrhea, Dysentery e.

can ho cured by Brown's Extract of Black berry aad Ivingcr, it is the best preparation known. every one provide himself with a bottle and be prepared for any Sadden attack, bold by all Druggists. 8.1 tj FRAZIER af WE A THERE OL Dealers In Family Groceries, lour, TokarX-CeV etc. etc. etc.

ate. ere. GtcU diluvi aa a amtrys. JkyNorth side of rrmrlwr. rroU Dudeoii's Lui.if.T Hat.

NEW iUCLLIGAJS Straight Grades, Soasoaed Lanv- BK. F. A DUDG-ILOy 4 C. 'V tVS-tf. JAMES WILSON, 325 Hsvlnr received many favors and much iroo.1 thus publicly please them.

inana inem an.i asure theni that aser iibb inn irturnra mini STAPI.K AND FANCY DRT GOODSj that be bought very cheap and is selling Terr rhrap. W'iLHiiN's ONft PRICE CASH. HOUSE for twenty years has been known in the wet as a STKUTLY KH IMII.K IRT GOODS HOUSE. ana since aaoptlng tie JT'tm on d. liverv" it has become equsllv well known as the CIlfcAPIiRl triHItiS Hol Sfc' or LtAVtNWuRTH.

where the child can buy as cheanas the mother. He sells DOMESTIC iKllS by the bolt ea.iM.ianers ir esters He'has the largest assortment of Dress ONE PRICE. W. Corner of 2nd and iXTCHESTEE, SSALSB CAR80N IK All Goods as Represented, or Money Refunded. SELL AS CHEAP AS TnE CHEAPEST.

(392-wly.) DEPOT OE 3JXTSIC. 5U' OHC11I STilET. THE BEST PIANOS AND PRICES. A fall and racial Stock of the ANYTHING OF SHXET OR BOOK MUSIC AT EASTERN BATES. Do not send your lloney East Winchester Streets "BrJLWfiXS.

HEM. IlfiJl ORGANS AT FACTORY smaller Instramests af all Zladi. IN THE LINE SlUDFOHDs ra. HOFniira, Wholesale Dealer la Domestic aad Forelga HIES UtlllS SU Delav Street. lad and 3rd.

Ketwe Leavenworth, (49S-ABI. ATLANTIC HOUSE, X. K. WAKEFIELD. Proprietor.

Terms: St per day. Caraer Sixth asd Gammers ad Dlissia. oa block Borth of the Ceatral I nje iap i ami Haed centrally loealad t. the bname partofwtecwy KAf-AS. I "WiTJLlJSr "jrOTJ CAN BOAS OE NEAB D.

T. 401.1y. P. GEilAUGIITY, rasor to Qt I.N LAS A GERACGHTT.) (Si wDiialjw3'iw Street, betweea 4th aad Sth. Lravenworth, L.

PhTSICIAX aad SfRGEtr. tvrasMiipper alls. Call from Citv aad Cowatrv promptly at- teaded to. As aeoal Patients received aad i rreassd at hisOctagoa..

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Pages Available:
240
Years Available:
1873-1875