The Lecompton Monitor from Lecompton, Kansas • Page 3

LECOMPTON MONITOR We noticed Sid Hill iu town yes terday lullopean LiteraTy Society. We were favored wi(h an invita NEW FALL GOODS. Just received a full line of New Goods, EVEfcY DEPARTMENT fOMPLtTF, CONSISTING OF Dry ttooila, Motion, II nailery. F. B.

Hill DEALERS IN LUMBER Boon, Window, Lath, Shinties, Lime. Hdir. Cement, LeromptOn, Kans. F1. 13.

Hill -DEALERS IN-Ororerlea and Pi ovleloua, EM and CHOP FEED, Steel Nails aud Hardware, Mil Faiats. Oils, Glass, Fully Icoouiton, Kan. German Ins. FItEKI'OKT, ILL. Prrm ium recripls In Esnsas for 1884, $230000.00.

Ixmtt paid, orr 1 5 0 000.00 II.C OOM, Agent, LECOMtTON, KANSAS. All losses promptly paid tt Burlington, Eausss. kpa renrMnts Ihe T.ane.BMr. nt cheft-r, England, and the Western, ot Tor onto, venecia. O'Brien fc Son, Sue essors to Lnnieu Pettenglll, OF.ALKBH IN HARDWARE, Tinware, Carpenter' Tovltt, Kood and Iron rumps, Gat-oline tmd oil Stoves, A full line of Buckeye Jim-venters, Reapers and Mowers, etc.

Best quality of Gasoline at lowest market price, and delivered in lots of five ijnllons, in the city, without extra cta rye, LA WHENCE, KAN. OUR MOTTO: 'More Giods for the same money, and bad accounts' It will pay you to do business on ths CASH plan. Come and nee me and be eovlncf d. I have on hand a general stock OF DRY GOODS, Groceries. Shelf Hardware, HATS, CAPS, Boots Shoes.

Call and examine our tot k. O. GRAHAM, Lffconapton, liana. Buy Your Fall Church Co's Soda for dale at Graham'. The party who lost a glass pitcher at the commencement exercises last June can have the same by describing property and paying for this notice.

Mr. Theodore Walters and Mr. Smith started for St. Louis to attend the exposition. Go to Graham's for dry goods, gro ceries, hats, caps, boots and shoes.

Buy your Boot Si Shoes of 0. II. Graham. You will get a bargain every time. Mia Hattie Connell went to Tope ka Thursday last, and visited Mrs.

Neff until Monday morning. Aaron Kunkle, of Lycoming coun ty, Pennsylvania, who has been visit ing his brother, Jerome Kunkle aud othei relatives, in Jefferson county, returned home last reek. Gilbert's Linen Staroh, 5 cents per pound at Graham's. Mrs. Tallman, Mr.

Kunkle' sister, who was here on a visit, started last week Tuesday (or her home in Lycoming county, Pennsylvania. Eastman's- Crackers, 3 pounds for a quarter at Graham's. Last Saturday was a booming day for trade in Lecompton. Finley loaded thirteen loads of coal. 0.

H. Graham was kept at the scales nearly all day Fine Cabinet Photographs, $2.50 pertioien, at Downing's, 197 Kansas avenue. Topeka. J. H.

Smart, of Strong. Kansas, made Lecompton a visit last night. He returns this morning. We hope to see him here often and are always glad to welcome him. A good supply of oat meal Just received at Graham's.

Mr. E. G. Day has done a good job of paper hinging in the roceptiou rooms at the Ladies' Hall. The students must surely appreciate the improvement.

Our osttemed friend Mr. A. H. Pierce was engaged in the romantic occupation of putting up stoves lant Tuesday, and while carrying a pile of stovepipe along the sidewalk, caught a fall. He didn't break any of the pipe.

A new supply of Dry Goods, Gro ceries and General Merchandise has (ust been received at Graham's. They will be told cheap for cash. Call and doe them. The A. T.AS.

F. Railroad has established the new station between Glendale and Spencer, which is called Grover. The company have room for 2,200 leet ol side-track, and have promised to put in a good station. About 120 acres will be laid out in town lot. The surveyor is expected this week to make the survey.

The side track is being graded, and will soon be ready for business. The fare Irom Grover to Lecompton is fifteen cents. It is expected that this new town will ech'pse all the surrounding village except Lecompton. WneslHS beast. W.

W. Bced, druaglst, of Winchester, lad wiitrs, "One of my customers, Mrs. Louise Pike, Birtoois, Reodolph county was a long stiff, with eonsumptlun, and a as given op to die br her phj.iclsns, She heard of Or. King's Ne Discovery for CoiaunptloD, and begaa buying It ot me Id six months time sbw walked to this cltj, a distsnoe of six miles, and is now so much improved she bus quit using It. She feels see owes her life to Free trial bottles at F.

Hill and drug store. Special Premium. We will give as a special premium to the person bringing the beat half-dozen ear of corn on or before the 15th of November, the choice between a pair of husking gloves and a good scoop-hovcl. F. B.

Hill Co. The Weekly ratpital mm reranefe Jemraml. The WEEKLY CATIIAL AMD PaRltER1 J0URNA SSeoluaa wsaklf paper, puniiinei er i. a. Budn at Tenaka.

Kauus TUR CAPITAL Is ths Official Stele Paper, end glres eoeiplale nporla of lha meatluf or the Legislature, aod all ooOTeutloos ana eatuciatlous at the Statstepital. It eoauiaa A. K. dapartmanl, aud IU.nenil and Sute news faa-turea are strung It la if l.odm repnasautlTe Kaaaas pepar. SeiDple eopr atat tree.

Paw will be asut ene year te an; eddrees, In er eut of Kanaas, fur ene Seller. w. o. re. xr.

Meeting of the W. T. V. will be held I Mr. ore Day's IS 188S.

R.Grahaes, flee. Mrs ErTin.Pres, THURSDAY, OCTOBER 8, 18S5. 1 T. ad 8. Riilrd Tim Cari.

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Pmi. A Ticket Aft. CHURCH DIRECTORY. SMITfD KCTHBBKlf tHl'MB. Sabbath Serviced; Class Meeting at A.

Preaching 11 A. M. and 7:30 P. M. Sabbath School at 3 P.

M. Wednesday: Prayer Meeting at 7:30 P. M. Thursday: Sabbath School Teacher' Heating at 8 P. M.

Rev. Q. S. Lal-e. Pastor.

LOCALS. Oar Meads will it or br aellfrlns ui of mil IUM of fcf thou teluaiui, either ver- br p.iei eleaM to auks uereoaal enlioe of tboif Uiwe, of b. (rleede fill Inf lu.aa Rev. Huffman started for the annual conference Monday. A.

B. IMff returned irom Fort Riley Saturday. Try Gilbert' Crystal Starch, for aale at Graham'. Mini Bettie Lopp i in attendance al Lane Utuwernity. Mr.

J. Frost, of ArcticvtUe, visited our town last Saturday night. He ejipects to remain with over winter. The celebrated Wm. Kendall Co boot at Gral-aiu'a.

Warranted to be of good quality. Mr Haines and family, trout near 1'eny, were over to thin place visiting her parents, Mr. and Mrs.j Hoad. L. Cnpansltiy is buildings shop in ths western part of town and will beg Ui blacksmithing soon.

We have second-hand organ for ale or trade at a reasonable figme. Call ana see as. Mi. Mark Hill of Big 8prings mad Lecompton a call last Toe ijr. Lee Humbert is putting up a new picket fence in front of Mr.

Zinu's residence. Try M. H. Dickinson's superior lead pencils, for sale at C. H.

Graham's. They are first clas. Mr. Christian of Grover gave us the wherewith to send the great and popular weekly for one year, Monday. There should be a fund and cow mittee provided to keep our sidewalks in repair.

There are a number of broken boards to be replaced already and if repaired now it will be an easy job, A very little work and money will keep up repair if the work is begun at once. Let our citizen look after this matter. Our enterprising aeronaut, 0. Q. Orahaas, ha been replenishing hi, tock lhs week lot the Call trade.

A in the past, he expect to sell these goods at the luwest living rates forcash. Tom will find it to your interest, before going abroad, to ei-amine price at home, and you Will have no trouble to be fitted, out at Graham'. A ctttdent who tocaaae famous at Lan among other items give the following: "Hog-cholera ss doing considerable damage for oar neighboring cootmunitiei, but ha not affected yet, and hardly think it will." wektea-) Arm Seat SWlre, The beet salve la the world for outs, ttraless, sores, ulcers, salt rheaws, fever sorer tetter, chapped herds, chllblaiae, eocm, aad all skin eruptions, aad positively care biles, or no py required. It Is gueimn-teed to give perfect satiefaotioa or ssoney refunded. Prioe tt cents per tel.

tt eie by K. B. Hill aad Co, tion to intend the session ol the Cali-opean Literary Society held lant Frl-1y eveninir. We accoidinelf has tened to the hall some time after the time appointed for the meeting, according to our accustomed professional tardineHs. but on arriral, found that we were missing a rare literary treat.

When we entered Miss Macy was reaJing a biographical sketch of George Eliot, whiub showed an acquaintance not only with the life and parentage of the subject, but also with the particular merit of her works. Miss Pierce favored the society with a declamation entithd, ''Curfew "hall not ring to-night," which though lanvliar to the audience, lost none of its interest. Miss Rosa Brunton recited Longfellow's "Psalm of Life," which is in accordance with the constant demon stration of her student work that "Life is earnest." Miss Brooke read a selection appropriate to the occasion of tr recent reunion at Topeka, "The Blue and Gray." Then a short recess was taken in which recreation ai.d amusement held sway. After recess, the editress, Miss Freddie Lippy, read the Pearl Gatherer, the periodical of the society, ahit.h was filled with the usual number of pearls" of thought. The "query box" was then passed, and the members filled it with in-quisitivenes, and the box filled tha members with merriment.

The society has fuininhed their hall with a new carpet, lamps, and furni lure, which give it a neat and attractive appearance. The Caliopeans are to be commended for their enter-crise and the progress shown in their work. They have our best wishes lor success. College Notes. Lane has a new deputy agent in the person ol Mr.

Paul Souders. Mr. S. has been superintending repairs about the dormitory. New paint and new paper make the room more attraoliv, and should make com-lort a possibility these frosty mornings' But uiilortunately there is a scarcity of fuel.

College officials are accustomed to forget that tire is needed in recitation room, until the health of students and teachers is put in Jeopardy. The chapel is to Lave uew flues and coal fires. Some parties unknown have been helMn tnemselves to college coal. Of conme the colored folks did it! white people never appropriate the property of others you know I Mr. Fred Thomas has been inm-mnued home.

We are sorry to lose him. Adam Lankerd kills time visiting recitations. Mish Bettie Lopp i the latest arri-rival. We are glad to see her in classes again. P.

S. Tiraraon is tha coming commencement orator. The corridors h.ive been too cool of iattt for the industrious student who improves the hour between recitations, talking to the equally industrious student who sujoys a chat with a nice young man. To nijr Friends. Owing to continued ill health it has become neecesaary for me to change my business, and I therefor kindly request all who have unsettled accounts with me, or with the firm of Bnnebrake Lewis, to oall and see us at the earliest convenience.

J. H. Bonebrake. SPOOZTCR PAT. COLLAR- Cauot Choke Bone, Ad Jaitt MUiMMIMCk Hm tw mra Hone Geanlne) UmleM tsunpe)4 with oor Oilers) tare) ell ooly by f.

O. Nn1, who la the wgeiit fer I.awrenfe. The ''Npeeer" are pat In wllh Tmrm ham ret) with at 'xtr rhorg e. and Winter Clothinc at tlie Boston Square-dealing Clothing House, 738 Glovem, 1 Wool A IVhile Nblrta, Underwear for Men, Wonieu fc Children LOTIirXM. IIhIm, ItOOTN A.M NtlOt.M ItubberN, Uoattansertj.

IliltlMVAHK, Tl WOOIfc WILLOW WAKE, fJroeerlea, Hat-neat, Whip Call and See. Trices Satisfactory at Wm. LEAMER'S. FOH store room a 38 by IS feet, centrally located in Lecompton, suitable for any mercantile business. A good opening for a harness maker Apply to B.

H. r.clio, Le'iompton, Kansas. 153 fjeeoiiipton Market. REVISED EACH WEEK BY F. B.

Bill mi CO. BUTTER per lb. .10 Choice roll -20 EGGS per do. .10 AIM'LES; per buhel, 50 SIBERIAN GRABS .75 PEAKS por uur.h. 175 POTATOES per bush.

.35 HAMS per lb. .10 SIDES ,08 SHOULDERS .07 LARD per lb. .09 Lawrence, Kan. Caoh isi larger Bargains. We cent on all you if eroods are not tor speoial iollvery vstHH tiimalidleiln itoiiai We Buying all our Goods fcr Snot! Quantities than any other House in Our Line thimbles us to Uller fjJrmiine guarantee to save you 25 per Purchase.

Money Refunded at all times Satisfactory. We Uuote a tew of our Special Bargains Here Below, which we Guarantee to Show you: if 1 1 i 4 lOO Men's all-wool Brown and Black English Worsted Suits at 11, worth S18.00 50 Doz. Men's Grey-mixed ICxtra Heavy Shirts and Drawers at .3.5 No trouble to show you Goods. An Early Call will give you a Better Selection to pick from, as our Stock is now Complete in every Department, Bought at the recent LOW Price. All Goods New and Fresh.

No Old or Shop-worn GOODS. Call and be Convinced thai we do as we Jldvcrtisc. We take the lead in Overcoats ia Price and Qua ity. BOSTON SQUARE-DEALING-CLOTHING HOUSE, 178 VTass. fet.

Lawrence, mm months of tjoiitcn- ssf. ftul DutoiMjr, dcr different oonsntnu- the tmruaa raeee Me.n afrinan elaChMt our tl. rty-uvo Kmilleh eoeiety boaU the J3i Be to ILu "Zoological Gar- each I horseman, ni lorusmp Uml He arrived in Mile City la jut "'S-Wr' mle. and we anu t7fc- ni MM.Io waft UCl0W, rJ'BlieWPauiee.