Marshall County Democrat du lieu suivant : Marysville, Kansas • 5

toted all in in Of Joseph Western Time Table. TRAINS EAST. TRAINS WEST. Filantic Expr. 11:00 a.

Pacific Express 5:09 p. Freight Through No. 12 10:50 a Freight No. Freight Way Freight 11 4:00 BEATRICE BRANCH. ....10:30 a.

m. Departs. ....5.10 p.m. MARYSVILLE-WATERVILLE MAIL STAGE. (Daily except Sunday.) Leaves Maryaville .10:30 a.

mn. Arrives at .12.35 p. m. Leave m. Arrives at Marysville .4:15 p.

m. The stage carries passengers. FRED. MUDGETT, Mail carrier. Town Talk and Scissored Sayings.

OLD PAPERS for sale at this office. Alabastine at Fehrenkamp's. Building paper of all kinds at A. M. Judson's.

22-tf Excelsior stoves, perfect in baking. Carpet cedar felt at A. M. Judson's 'There will be a teachers' examination held at Marysville, on Saturday April 4, 1885. J.

W. Quay, Co. Supt. Job Work, such as Roofing and Guttering at Fehrenkamps. Satisfaction guaranteed.

25tf Excelsior Range does the most perfect baking with the least fuel of any. Kansas grown field and garden seeds in bulk. The best in the market at A. M. Judson's.

21-1f Just received, at A. M. Judson's, a car load of the celebrated Wheeling, Virginia steel nails. Our pumps are giving the best satisfaction- both wooden and iron. Prices low.

15-tf J. C. BOWERS SONS. A. Judson's can be bought for less "The Excelsior stoves and Ranges at money and all goods warranted.

D. WOLFF has reduced prices down to actual cost, and is now ready to give great bargans in winter goods of all kinds. Dr. T. I.

Hatfield, Surgeon Dentist, warrants his ew work first class in every respect. Office over Post Office. 51-tf Marysville Kansas. Here we are again. I can now furnish money promptly at low rates as anybody.

CHAS. BROWN. 5-tf Attorney-at-Law. Gas administered for painless extraction of the teeth, at Dr. T.

I. Hatfield's dental rooms. Over post office. Give him a call. 1-tf FOR Two span work mules and several head of work horses.

Also some young horses. Enquire of L. W. LIBBY. 19-tf Farmers all say our twenty-dollar stalk cutters are better than the highpriced ones.

Cut easier and shorter. 15-tf J. C. BOWERS SONS. Alabastine at Fehrenkamp's.

YOU WILL NOT DIE, Dr. T. I. Hatfield has received a new and the most improved gas apparatus for painless extraction of teeth. Give him a call.

Davis No. 5, flour per sack $1.50 Blue Rapids Best, 1.35 Come Comfort, 1.00 Can always save you money on flour. M. M. Sheffield.

Itch and Scratches of every kind cured in 30 minutes by Woolford's Sanitary Lotion. Use no other. This never fails. Sold by Seaman Bros, druggist, Marysville Kan. Wind mills of Aulthouse pat ent, for pumping or grinding, furnished with towers; and also Raymond grinders.

15-tf J. C. BOWERS SONS. HORSES, HORSES, HORSES! Persons having horses for sale, or wishing to buy such, can always be accommodated at the Blue Valley livery stable. All stock sold by us, guaranteed as represented.

JOHN DEGNAN, Proprietor. FAT HoGs! FAT HoGs! Persons having fat hogs for sale can find a ready market for them at all times, at the Blue Valley livery stable. Mr. John Degnan, the proprietor, is prepared to receive and pay the highest market price for them all the year round. 21-t Bucklen's Arnica Salve.

The best Salve in the world for cuts Bruises, Sores, Ulcers, Salt Rheum, Sores, Tetter, Chapped Hands, Chilblains, Corns, and all skin Eruptions, and positively cures Piles, or no pay required. It is guaranteed to give perfect satisfaction, or money refunded. Price 25 cents per box. For sale at E. L.

Miller's drug store. AN ENTERPRISING, RELIABLE HOUSE. E. L. Miller can always be relied upon, not only to carry in stock the best of everything, but to secure the Agency for such articles as have well-khown merit, and are popular with the people, thereby sustaining the reputation of being always enterprising, ever reliable.

Having secured the Agency for the celebrated Dr. King's New Discovery for Consumption, will sell it on a posative guarantee. It will surely cure any and every affection of Throat, Lungs, and Chest, and to show our confidence. we invite you to call and get a Trial Bottle Alabastine at Fehrenkamp's. FOR A FACT! M.

BARLOW Sells Goods Cheaper PO THAN ANY HOUSE IN MARYSVILLE, have of them and know what I am talking shout. B. B. stands for Boss Billy. The County Board met this week.

Miss Annie Fitzsimmons visited friends in Beattie last week, Work has been commenced on the soldiers monument at the cemetry. Sam Harbugh came back from Kansas City, last Saturday, and went to Atchison last Tuesday. C. F. Scouten and H.

C. Beckwith, of Waterville, are going into the skating rink business at Osborn, Kansas. Mr. Andrew Thompson, aged 84 years 9 months and 26 days, died April 6th, 1885, at Waterville. Judge H.

P. Wells will start for Oklahoma" to-morrow. We hope he will keep up with his gun this trip. The 19th annual Tunrn Feast of the Missouri Vally Turn bezirk will be held at Atchison on May 21, 22, and 23rd next. The accommodation train, on the Central R.

commenced running last week, between Greenleaf and Atchison. DIED--Last Sunday morning, Mrs. Theo. Schmitz, of this township, of a cancer of the stomach. The funeral took place on Tuesday last.

John Tracy Co. have fitted up the room formerly used by Franz Weber as a billiard hall, nicely, and use it for their clothing department. The audience who witnessed Uncle Tom's Cabin, last Friday night at Turner Hall, was fair, but the performance way below the average. Mr. and Mrs.

Peter Merklinghause, parents of our esteemed townsmen, John Merklinghaus, visited the family of the latter last Saturday, Sunday and Monday. The passenger train on the U. P. R. R.

forwards the U. S. mail now, and letters will go east in the morning and at noon," and arrive in the afternoon and evening. Hon. Aug.

Hohn sent in his resignation as captain of Comp. G. 3rd Regt. K. S.

to the adjutant general's office, and the same has been accepted to take effect on April 7th 1885. Ed. Fehrenkamp was setting up the cigars last Tuesday. It is not a democratic victory like Jake Grauer's, but you know. girls as useful as boys.

Mother and baby are doing well. Parties from Omaha have purchased the eleyator in this city, herebefore run by the farmers shipping association. The new proprietors will enlarge the building and run the machinery by steam. MARRIED. -On Tursday of last week by Rev.

H. H. Barkmann, Mr. Soup and Miss Leah Pfitzenmeyer, both of this city. The DEMOCRAT extends its congratulations to the newly married couple.

We visited the foundry of Bowers Son's, in this city, last week, and noticed great improvements in every department. The Messrs. Bowers have made the foundry a success since they took possession thereof. The child of C. M.

Beaman. which was burnt, as reported in last weeks issue, died on Thursday last, and was burred last Fridy. The DEMOCRAT eXtends to the parents its heartfelt symphaty in this their great bereavement. Joe Patterson has been caught at last. Those pictures of lovely maidens exhibited at Chas.

Hamelin's store broke the ice, and Joe will bid farewell to bachelordom. As he had the first pick of course he selected the best looking. Hon. John A. Broughten retired from the mayorship last Monday.

His two terms as mayor has been a success financialy and otherwise, and we only hope that our new mayor, Mr. F. L. Dow, may have the same success, and all will be well. The officers appointed by the new council are as follows.

I. B. Davis, street commissioner; C. Is. Batterson, marshall; B.

Hammett, Asst. marshal; Farwell, treasurer; James S. Magill, clerk; J. M. Patterson, attorney.

Alvin Voorhees, son of our esteemed sheriff, J. R. Voorhees, was married to Miss Eva Gano, of Frankfort, at the residence of the brides parents. Ai. is now acting as sheriff and will reside in this city, and the DEMOCRAT welcomes Mr.

and Mrs. Voorhees and greets them as citizens of our fair city, and may happiness fotlow them through all their life The theatrical performences of the dramatic section of the Turner society here, are better than many of those by traveling companies, those' and are highly appreciated by who witness it. Every other Sunday evening they play, the next will come off' April 26th. Admission 25 cents. A social dance takes place for about two hours after the close of the performances.

W. J. McAtee's house in the southeastern part of this city, was struck by lightening during last Tuesday's storm. It struck in the corner of the house and run down on the inside of the house until it reached the cealing of the lower room, thence it turned to the outside and destroyed the porch. The family escaped unhurt, although the stroke was felt very sensitive by all.

The following named children were confirmed at the German church, of this city, last Sunday: R. Blaser, J. Hoerath, J. Kfeller, E. H.

Tangermann, Wm. Wetzer, T. C. Moeller, E. B.

Messall, Ch. A. Gerlinger. T. J.

Wenzel, Mathilda Lindenberg, A. Catharine Meyer, Catharine Grauer, Louise S. Walker, Wilhelmine Duever, Dorothea Niemann, Wilhelmine Raemer, Albertine P. Greaser, Maria Augusta A. Arnast.

The church was crowded by people who witnessed the imposing ceremonies. Good morning Mayor Dow. Alabastine at Fehren kamp Frankfort has A Good Templars lodge. Cal. T.

Mann went to Kansas City, last Thursday. Hon. John A. Broughten was attending court at Washington last week. The "Bee" says, that a new bridge is badly needed across the Vermillion.

Before buying cook stoves, be sure, to examine the Excelsior stove at M. Judson's Reports say that winter wheat has improved greatly in the state since the last rain. Every part of the county was well represented at the commissioners court, yesterday. The bridge over Coon Creek, in Waterville township. will be ready for travel in about two weeks.

J. C. Eyrick, late teller at the First National bank, has concluded to remain a citizen of Marysville. Frank Linn's celebrated Normal stallion will stand during the season Dr. E.

L. Wilson's stone barn, in this city. We learn from reliable sourses that the U. P. railroad will be completed between here and Manhattan, this summer.

Chas. Hamelin received a new brand of cigars from New York, last week. They are daises. Give them a trial. J.

S. Frazier one of Marshall county's young farmers called at our office last week and renewed his subscription to the DEMOCRAT. We call your attention to what John Tracy Co. have to say in this week's issue, and would advise you to accept the invitation. Ex-coungy treasurer, A.

G. Barret and ex- John D. were among those attending commissioners court Wednesday. Mayor Rhodes, of Frankfort, was fined '50 cents by the council for leaving the city council when in session yesterday week ago before adjournment. Harry Miller, of Blue Rapids, for the past four months engaged at the county clerks office, has accepted the position as teller at the First National bank in this city vs.

J. C. Eyrick resigned. The Cone brothers, Morgan and Homer, Stephen Stout, Geo. Wren and Thomas Gallagher, from Axtell, attended the commissioners court, last Monday.

PASTURE. -The undersigned has under fence 645 acres of choice grazing land with good running water. Will take in stock to pasture. M. J.

DUIGENAN. Mrs. Theo. Schmitz, who died last Sunday insured her life for $2500 in the Kansas Valley Ins. Co.

about six months agro. Her husband will get said amount now. Does anybody know how many teams Ike Davis really has got? Some one tells us he is working only 7 teams for the township now. would like to know, how many teams he can spare for street work in this city. On March 27th, 1885, a sharper presented to the treasurer of Washington county an order for the money belonging to school district No.

13, and 848 39, were paid over to him. The order was a perfect forgery of the treasurers name of said district. If the new city council will make as much improvement, and leave as much money in the city treasury as has been done by the Broughten administration, they will do well. Marysville city never was in a better financial condition that it is just now. There will be a teachers examination held in the school building at Marysville, on Saturday April 25th 1885, begining at 8 o'clock, a.

m. The State Board of Education will furnish the questions. J. W. QUAY.

County Supt. The U. P. passenger train which leaves here 6.30 n. makes direct connections at Omaha with the east going train, which arrives at Chicago at 2 o'elock the next morning.

Marysville has therefore two direct trains for Chicago and the east, one leaving at 6.30 a. m. and the other at 11 a. m. Ayer's Cathartic Pills are suited to every age.

Being sugar-coated they are easy to take, and though mild and pleasant in action, are thorough and searching in effect. Their efficacy in all disorders of the stomach and bowels is certified to by eminent physicians, prominent clergymen, and many of our best citizens. W. H. Wilson delivered the "Word's Wonders" a book published by the Historical Publishing Co, at St.

Louis and Philadelpia, to the many subserbers in this city, last week. The book centains very interesting facts, about people of the tropic and artic zones; their customs, religions, morals and forms of government. Did you ever begin to read an item and getting interested follow it to the end only to find that the cruel deceiver had cheated dame gossip out of a rare morsel and that somebody's liver cure will cure corns and constipation? Of course you have. We have been there with from the bottom of seatless pantaloons we know how to sympathize with you in your great aflliction. There ought to be a law against this kind of business.

We know of nothing worse that could befal a community, unless it be a fresh importation of motherin-laws and limburger. Yes, friends, there must be a change for the better some day, and then we will wreak our vengeance on the wretch that dares to deceive us. But in the meantime we will continue to go to Hover's for our photographs and don't you believe it. COME AND (OVI EXAMIN 27 Mr. Geo.

V. illing, of Manchester, writes: wife has been almost helpless for five years, so helpless that she could not turn over in bed alone. She used two Bottles of Electrie Bitters, and is so much improved, that she is able now to do her own work." Electric Bitter will do all that 18 claimed for them. Hundreds of testimonials attest their great curative powers. Only fifty cents a bottle, at E.

L. 20 OUR STOCK. Very Remarkable Recovery. DE AND CO's CA SODA Best in the World. DO YOU KNOW THAT LORILLARD'S CLIMAX PLUG TOBACCO With Red Tin Tag, ROSE LEAP Fine Cut Chew NAVY CLIPPINGS, and Black, or Brown SNUFFS, are the best and cheapest, quality con.

sidered: WHEN GUYING BRI BRUSHES ES any kind, ask your dealer for goods made by GERTS, LUMBARD Co. CHICACO, Their name on each article is a guarantee that they will give satisfaction. J. B. Gatchell's IS THE PLACE TO BUY GROCERIES! ES! fresh Goods arriving daily! I will sell New Glassware for the next 30 days at Cost.

Bargains my in large Stock of Queensware, and Dinner, Saucers. Tea and Chamber Sets, Lamps, China Cups You will find Meats--canned, dried and Lanterns, Best Oil Cans, Etc. Etc. Etc. plain, Vegetables- -canned and dried of every variety.

Dried and evaporated Apples and Peaches, Hominy, Sago, Tapioco, Lima Beans, etc. Fresh Garden Seeds just received. Oranges and Lemons as cheap a8 Apples. Green Apples and Potatoes very cheap. The finest Teas in the market.

COFFEES green or roasted, of the very best kinds. Syrups-Maple, Drips, Sorghum, in fact, anything you may want in the eating line. Soaps for all purposes. Fine Cigars and Tobaccos to suit everybody, and in Sugars I am not undersold by anybody this side of St. Joe.

The finest assortment of crackers and sweet cakes in town. Nuts of every Variety in the 1 pay the highest prices for country produce. Come and see me. One door west of Post Office, Marysville, Kansas. Yours Truly, J.

B. Gatchell. FASHIONABLE SPRING SUMMER SUITINGS JUST RECEIVED BY ROBERT CAMPBELL, --THE-MERCHANT TAILOR. Every Suit made by us is warranted to fit AND made by superior workmen in the best style. WEDDING SUITS A SPECIALTY.

Call on him, at his rooms, over D. Wolff's store. ROBERT CAMPBELL, Marysville, Kansas. German Lumber Yard, Corner 5th Center Streets. MERKLINGHAUS SCHMITZ, Prop's.

MARYSVILLE, KANSAS. Shingles, Doors, Blinds, Sash, Mouldings, Laths Fence Posts, Best Lime Hair, Plaster Cement, Everything that can be found in a First Class Lumber YardWe buy at Headquarters and sell at the dowest market prices. -Cal and get our prices before purchasing elsewhere. LAND, INSURANCE AND LOAN AGENCY. CLASS POLACK, Marysville, Ks.

OFFICE IN DOUGHERTY'S BUILDING, BROADWAY. Raw and cultivated Land in all parts of the County. Insurance against Fire, Lightning and Cyclones in the best Companies of the United States, such 1S the GERMANIA, of New York, INSURANCE CO. OF NORTH AMERICA, of New York, GERMAN INSURANCE of Peoria, Ills. Money to loan on Real Estate, at 8 and 9 per cent.

No Commission. We pay special attention preparing Deeds, Mortgages, Wills, and other legal Documents; also to the examination of titles. Consultation in English and German. GLASS POLACK. ARAND ZIEGLER Hold the fort with a well-selected Stock of DRY GOODS, CLOTHING, BOOTS, SHOES and General Merchandise.

We are now ready for our SPRING and SUMMER trade, and invite allthose see Bargains to give us dL call and be convinced..