The Evening Democrat from Marysville, Kansas • 1

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MARYS VILLE, KANSAS. WEDNESDAY EVENING, APRIL 8, i8gl. NO. 104 EVENING DEMOCRAT. LOCAL AND PERSONAL.

bath Try a bath at Charles Girlitzer'i Hiil Prices Kirtsi 01 rooms. Peto Thiesen euiuo down from Wy- more this morning. "Squiblets" items ware unavoidably Especial attention is called to the crowded out, today. Now let ua all work together for the prosperity of our city. Great Slaughtering Sale of Herman Selit ran down to Soneea to day on a business trip.

Ask Dr. Julian to explain Mayor FALL I WINTER GOODS Libby's "private busmoss." J. R. Yoorhces went to Nebraska on Now mauguratod.by the 5:20 train last evening. AUG.

HOHN Constable Tom Grimes was out Elm Creek township this afternoon. Geo. Van Wald, M. D. HOMOEOPATHIC Marysvillc, Kansas.

A. G. Edwards, JO. U. S.

Pension Examiner. OfHcs over Milisr's drug store. Dr. G. M.

3DEISTTIST- Office in Exchange Bank Block, Marysviile. Kansas. W. A. Calderhead, Attorney- at-Law Marysviile, Kansas.

E. HUTCHINSON, (Late DlBtrict Judge.) Attorney-at-Law Ofllco In Eichanpo bank block, Mnrysvllle. no. A. rough ten, ATTORNEY AT LAW.

Practices In all State and Federal court. Collections strictly HtlcndedV). Marysviile, Kansas. The Blue Ribbon school shoes for boys and girls at Kmil G. Draheim's.

The Citizens' Ticket Gets There. Come, examine my stock which I am onering at MMVIKT PltK aal Sheriff Dontley was doing business in Vfaterville and Blue Rapids today. The Rev. Mr. Howell is attending a convention or Presbytery at Hiawatha.

L. W. Libby-f leccted by a Good Majority ot 168 Carrying Every A car load of California race horses and Save Money on Dress Goods, Flannels, Hoiscry, Suspenders, Blankets, Skirt patterns, Comforts, Shirts, Shawls, All kinds underwear. Cotton Flannels, Vara. Gloves.

Hats and Caps! will pass through the city, going cast, this evening. Miss Anna Burkniuti anJ her cousin, The city election Tuesday paused oil very quietly, in comparison to wiint it was expected to be. The women did Miss Sophia Howe, aro visiting friends at Mission Creek, Neb. not vote until in the afternoon, but Ladies Silk Mittens. Sole aeent of the celebrated and reliable Sea Schwab Bonis and Shoes the best to he found and for less inonev Ilia.

Lee Hamilton and Lt. V. LYibby made things lively for time. That they voted intelligently tho ticket elect inferior make. Call and shipped a car load of young stallions to ionvince yourself that I mean just wlint 1 advertise Respectfully yours, ed proves.

The citizens ticket, uomi HUG, HOHINI nated at Turner hall, was elected from top to bottom. The hardest light, out side ct tho light muduuii themnyurality Buffalo, last night. John is handling lots of poultry now-a-dnys. There is u.ore money in raising pigeons than auytlnng else. Mrs.

William Hecker took the aftor-noon train for Taeoma, Wash. William went a week or so since with tho house-hokl goods. ship, was on councilman in the Second ward and on member of school board in MANN A HKHMONi). Atturnny nud I'ounsplnrs nt Ijiiw. tho Fourth ward.

In the Second ward Fred Mandy received more votes than Courts 1'ractici in all Rtnto and Fwlonil MABYSV1I.XE. KAN'S. both ot his other two oponcubi. In tin Fourth ward Jacob Grauer defeated Ed The bath rooms at Charles Gieht.or's are now open every day of tlio week, ward Hutchinson for member of school board by 15 votes. Following is a com Sunday forenoons included.

Cul.a BlKnlliin la liiK lsrcu iiK-orlini'iil at iilB SIIVE11 And lilhlKrfiit vnrlely nl well SMnrlrri slnrk nf BE, W.S. GLASS. THEO. lI.rOLA.CK GLASS St POLACK ATTORNEYS -AT- LAW COLLECTIONS A SPECIALITY Mrs. J.

L. Furiuan and her sinter, Mrs. liurl, arrived on the utleruoou train plete vote as cast kiuht ward: from the east. Mrs. F.

comes direct Mayor -Ij. W.Libhy A. Sliopard from Chicago. 10; city treasurer C. F.

Koester Loans ou real estate nt a low rntn of Inlet est. police judge Hold. Whil'i ,1. Harks' hand Sdrcuuteu tlio victorious Oilieo ovo Mtirvsvillc, Kansas Watches, Clocks, Jewlery Most suitable Tor Christ iiwih hieienlH. which lie hIVik fmni tint until Jutis-niy 1, nt great ly reduced prices.

Ileture it ml call on me brfoin eu purehui'e elH ln-r. enndidatos lost evening, and were re cipionta of cigars, without refer once to quantity. Winkler 120; treasurer of school board -C. F. PuschOl, A.

Aland 10; Justices of tho Peace J. S. Mugill 1 W. K. liur roughs constables Frank Auhl 100, T.

1). Grimes 105; councilman I. K. Julien 1('1; member of school hoard ('. Parker Larke, ILLINGRS.

Mrs. Charles Wcicho left on todiiv's train for a visit with frionds at Peoria uiul other points in Illinois. Rho will Repairing Promptly Kxcrute. CON WELT' No house surpasses our Slock ol' Millinery, bo several weeks. Ludics aro to call unci inspect our Mr.

August Mussnll, tho popular land lord of tlio Farmers' llouie, cclebratt goods. farSoiith Hide bower nroadway. E. Winner 77, W. A.

Caldcrbead Shi UMI A II. Mayor--Li bby Ml, Shep ird Qii; city treasurer Koester l'J7; police judge White 1SJ0, Winkler (15; trriisurer of school board Puw.li Justices of the peace Msgill l'Jl. Burroughs constables Auhl 17J, Graues councilman F. A. Mandy 1IM, C.

Stone 5:1, his fiftieth birthday yesterday. The boys were all remembered. L. B. Doten, of Blue Rapids, went up to Oketo last night and stopped off here today on his way back, long enough Opening of Spring Goods W.

II. Hardin memler of school Mrs. A. S. Shadwick, A full stock of the very latest Patterns always on tiund.

orders flllud with promptness. Satisfaction guaranteed. ut South of Uxghann Hank. board II. E.

Wiedemeyer 137, Crane 5J. THian ward: Mayor Libby 55, Khepard rtl; city treasurer Koester 8C; police judge- EMIL G. DRAHEIMS. White 00, Winkler 19; treasurer of the sohool board Pusch C3; Justices of the Peace Msgill 85, Burroughs K); constables- Auhl OS, Grimes C8; oouncilman-- to transact a little business. Every person should take bath, at least one a week, and Charles Govlitzer'e bath rooms ia the place to take it The great and irrepressible Josoa Yurnn ot there witu both feet as a candidate for mayor of the city of Blue Rapids.

Ths circulating ot a petition against him is what done it. A young lady went to tho polls in the Second ward yesterday to vote, and whan aha arrived there it was learned that she had not regieUrod. Too bad? The proclamation sprung on the votorn, night before last, was an insult to both candidates for mayor, and the common people wcro not slow to ee the Heury ieger 85; member of seheol 1 have Just received a aew and complete sleek of SPRING and SUMMER GOODS, embracing everything thatcan lie desired in thai lint. board Alex Campbell 71, H. Dreyarff.

roiiKTii WAiin. Mayer- Libby 77, Shepard 55, city WM. BECKER, NOTARY PUBLIC. tVLcgsl documents promtly executed. Ckarire very rtasoi.it;.

1 White Bros. GROCERS treasurer Koester 131; police judge-White 105, Winkler 27; trunsurer of the school board -Puaeh Justices of tho LADIES' DRESS GOODS Peace- Mugill 124, Burroughs 125; con stables -Auhl 110, Grimes 117; council Tho fimmt lln of point. I'latJ; anil Colored Hcnntttas, Semes, Morliairs, Black man II. Ilagur Thomus Botliwell CI; iiiisml)er of school board Jacob Grauer 711, E. Hutchinson The lecture next Friday night, by- White Summer Goods, India l.inuens and Prof.

King, will be given under the auspices ot the High school. The ad J)imities, Skirtinurs, Lmbroiueries, Laces, Hosiery, Etc. Keeps tbs largest and best assortment of all kinds of GROCERIES. QUE EM WARE, and WOODEXWARE, Hon. K.

I helps, ex'jiiiiuisler to Great Britain, doubts the (fficacj of arbitration us a means of settling; the mission will bo 25 cents and 15 cents, and half tho receipts will be devoted to the public school library. The lecture will bo profitable to tlio town finan All of tho newest and best styles, and prices lower than ever heard of in Marshall county. Call and see tie goods, and yeu can not fail to lie pleased with style, fjuallty, and prices. We also call your attention to our immense stock of Bearing dispute, and thinks it will eventually be settled in one of three ways war, the complete back down of cially as well as intellectually, aud should be well patronized. If Mr.

King succeeds in plcostug the peoplo here, as BOOTS -ilNTTD SHOES the United States, or the prolongation of the discussion wiih Great Britain he undoubtedly has in other towns, our For Gents, Ladies, Misses, and Children, and will he sold at hard times price! until the seals are all exlcmiintttce'. people will be more inclined to attend good lectures in the future. The follow ing from the Edgar Time, Edgar, Neb. To the citizens ot Marysviile and sur "Prof. King is perfectly at home on the rounding country we suggest, do not go outside of tho county to buy your CENTRAL MEAT MARKET Jacob grauer.

The Choicest aud best MEATS Or' ALL KINDS, Frfish, Smoked and Salted! fTBK GKEATESTVAUIKTV OK SAUSAGES. Paid fur Hides. JACOB GRAUER. PitopuiEToit. OUR GROCERY DEPARTMENT 13 ALWAYS FILLED l'p with freih foods which we will sell lower tlisn hhv uuin (lure.

Ke-ineber our goods are all NEW. slielf-worn gooils. nursery btook, inuui.iuch slock ship tied in from a distance, generally speak rostrum. Ho is an able and eloquent speaker, and we predict that the future has much in ttore for hiu. His lecture should le heard by every one who ing, in not satisfactory.

uu can save money and got stock gutirmiteed true to name by buying froui thu Homo City Nursery. No trouble to show goods. Your uixion.s to plca.se. E. C.

DRKHG1M. 4liriii in your bullir uuil ckw's siul wa will slwsys iu; tl. ci top ii Mrln-L price. knows and appreciates a good thing." Bring us your buiier, eggs and caah aud you will always find uu anxious to please. Kmii.

ft. Xir.kHr.iu. The best 2.50 fine dress shoo for gentlemen can be found at Emit G. Patronize the Home City Nursery and you ill more than get your moneys Remember Win. Barks' European res worth.

Their slock is splendid und taurant ia kept open every day from 6 Children Cry for Pitcher's Cnotorfa. o'clock a. m. until 12 o'clock at nigbt. prices low..