The Marysville Signal from Marysville, Kansas • 8

i REMOVAL TO THE OLD GRANGE STORE. our public school building. a Georgia family op dwarfs. J. T.

RENO BRO. Tim first thing that attract1 the eve of tlic visitor to Mnrysville is the public Scliool building, it i int t'il upon the high hill, in the north part of town. We I IIAVIi MOVKll II MOCK OK NEW CASH STORE r- think that in select ing the site for this inr)ose, the hoard of trust'es, or whoever made the choice, displayed excellent judgment, as it is far ahove malaria, should there tiny exist on the low-land; has a magnilieont view, both up and down the Hlue and across the. prairie, I west, and can be soun several miles distant, hy anyone approaching the town. ERA ERCHANDISE To i ho iibovo locution whoro 1 propose to SELL GOODS' LOWER THAN YOU CAN I'ROCIKK Til KM KLNKWHKKK.

Hy Stock is Large and Complato, containing everything needed in the Family. ry Goods, Boots Shoes, Clothing, Groceries, Notions. COOPS FIRST CLASS AND FRESH, bow PRICES. The old stone building, still snbstan-1 i til and good for many years yet to I come, stands a little in the rear of the new, looking as though proud of its successor the natural the good work done within its own gray walls in the past years. The new house, Call on us before Purchasing Eleswhero.

We Always endeavor to Please. JOHN B. WINKLER large as it is, does not contain seating The i irth-sid Hn ad MAUYSVIbl.K. KANSAS, capacity for all of the scholars in thej arysville Lumber Co, (iisinci ano so, me old muming sun does (1. W.

IIHXUY, t'hlcinro. T. wri.MVAX, Mnrysvlllo. new ediliee is a two story brick MARSHALL COUNTY LUiBER COMPANY! AND HKTAIL 1KA1.I:JS IN LUMBER, Shingles, Lath, Mouldings, Posts, Windows, Doors, Blinds, Lime, Hair and Paints. Yesterday (piite an unusual sight, and one very attractive to the little street gamins, was presented in our city.

It was two men and one boy, who, by their difference in size formed a rather peculiar and comical looking trio. The lirst suspicion that something out of the ordinary routine was going on was caused by a crowd "of band wagon boys'' dodging in and out of the walk as they hurried up Broad street. The next moment a large man, fully six feet in height, hove in sight. Then1 was nothing peculiar about his appearance, and we Were at. a loss for a time to determine the cause of the amusement of the boys.

Directly behind the man came another, who appeared to he not half us tall as ii in companion. Then came a little boy seeming about two feet in height, but in form was a mina-ture of our High Sheriff. The two latter seemed accustomed (o the stares and rude, unbecoming laugh of the crowds, and passed them with an air of indll'erence that would do credit to Tom Thumb. The last two are father and son, and belong to the dwarfish family of Troup County. The father Mr.

K. M. Darnell, lives a few miles ahove West Point, is 41) years of age, and is only four feet and four inches high. He has four children, two of whom (boys) inherit their father's imperfect stature. One is 12 years old, and his stature is thirty-one inches; the other and measures thirty-three inches in height.

The eldest of these two children is atllictcd with malformation and disease of the spine. The mother is live feet high, and the other children are of the ordinary height. Exchange. CONSUMPTION OF WOOD FOR FUEL. The Census liureau lias been gathering some facts upon this subject.

After taking the figures in our last annual for the coal output, the Superintendent says; "Even with the large increase in the conl production during the last half century, wood still keeps in the van as fuel, the consumption in this country being in favor of wood against conl in the proportion of four to one. In Maine. New Hampshire and wood is almost the only fuel. In many counties of Massachusetts coal is ahead of wood, while in the States generally, as well as Connecticut, the percentage, is about ecpial. Thickly populated cities, like New York, and Hudson and Essex counties.

New Jersey, containing the cities of Jersey City and Newark, are put down as entirely coal. In Pennsylvania, the great coal State, there nre nuiny entirely coal counties, while in others, as Crawford, in the western part of the Stale, not oyer three per cent, of coal is used. The same dill'erence holds with stone basement, all built of the best material and evidently put together for endurance, ami safety. Tin1 basement is used for the steam-heating apparatus which has been put in at great expense; for the storage of conl and still there is plenty of room left, which may yet be utilized. The lirst mid second floors are used for school rooms which are four in number, and they arc all lilted up with the most approved styles of furniture and apparatus.

There are well arranged wardrooms, and spacious halls and stairways, anil, in fact, no house in the land is better arranged, so far as the school rooms proper, are concerned than this. The outside of (lie house looks neat in its caps of white stone and is in excellent keeping with the inside looks. The roof is of tin, which makes it safe from lire. Jt was built at an expense of about and I he public purse was never taxed for a better purpose. THE NAME OF GARFIELD.

l.l A'l'KI) )N HKOADWAY WKSTOF K. WIIOI.S.U.K AMI KKT.WI. KKAl.KHS IX Lumber, Shingles and Lath, Doors, Blinds and Mouldings, (KDAH I'KXCE POSTS, bIMK, CKMKNT, STUCCO ANT) 1IAIH. AND ALL KINDS OF SELECTED LUMBEE, WE SELL AS LOW AS THE LOWEST! A Large and woll selected Stock Constantly on Hand. Call and get our Prioes, I HIIcc unit Yitiils: At the well-known stand of II.

S. (-'lin MARYSVILLE, KANSAS. T. V. SI' 1,1,1 AX, Mnrysville.

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jewelry Our Western President's New Kng-1 land derivation has been one of the tics which united him the closer to our people, who had already learned to esteem I tin1 vb-ttnjs of the limn bi.f'.ii'i. L- miw imp 1 NKW STOCK. NKW STOIiK. I 1 1 A I ITIK'IIASKl) A AX1 KKKSII STOCK HP Watches, Clocks and Jewelry. Call and get Prices and examine Goods.

Special attention given to Repairing. 'd Door Fast of (irange Store, MAKYNYILI.K, KANSAS. aught of the merits of his ancestry, liut the name of (iarlield was associated willi New England life by the great New England romancer, Hawthorne, thut VanktM! tn'croniiinrrr, whose most 1S ft ma ma fcW.fcH ethereal imaginings were always mil-! bodied in the material obtained by the careful and conscientious observation with which lie supplanted the insight SHEFFIELD'S of genius. The names of his characters, fearlessly taken from history or geneology, were applied as he saw (it, and his readers beheld their family names converted to (he uses (if honor or good in different parts of New York. industrial World.

PIANO FORTH BOSTON. THE BEST PIANO iAriUFACTURED HIGHEST AWAItnT HECETVEI) IN THIS NO I'OIiEIGS COUNTRIES. Only Pianos reoelvlncj Epocir.l Mention at Centennial Exposition. OVER 60 FIRST PREMIUMS RECEIVED. ESTABLISHED 40 YEARS.

THE IRISH AND THE USEFUL ARTS. Irishmen, with all their ability, do not, as a nation, take kindly to industrial arts, nor are they largely endowed with the inventive faculty. After the Si Ithaca Calendar Clock, A Fcrpetual MecJuimcnl Calendar connected with tlio most superior Eight find Thirty Day (cither ivelglit or spring) Clock Movement. Vfeo dishonor, according to the narrator's I rhadamanthinc judgment. It might, I herefore, lie a matter of congratulation to any bearer of lie now illustrious name of (iarlield, that Hawthorne, in his choice of it for the heroine, of his last romance, 'Septimus associated it with all those simple, virtues and genuine graces which belong to New England character at its best.

Rose (iarlield is a llower of Puritan maidenhood, the village schoolmistress, and the mistress of a home which she contents In share ith Robert Ilagbnrn, a yeoman soldier of the Revolution. These young people grew up in Concord, and were among "the children's children's children of persons of respectability, who hud dwelt (here. Rose Oiii'lielil lived in a small house, the sight of which is still indicated by the cavity of a cellar in which I this very past summer planted some sun-llowers (o thrust, their great disk out from the hollow and allure the bee anil hummingbird." After this sunininicr the great story-teller dwell upon the name as liily chosen by him to stand for the noble tpiulilics represented hy his New England girl, who is as brave as she is gentle, as strong in faith and heroism as she is simple in sweetness and womanly ministrations. She is an ideal revocation oi ine edict ot Pinnies, some of the industrious exiles, who brought, by industry, so much wealth to the countries in which they settled, were driven away from a district in Ireland, where they tried in vain to introduce mechanic arts, by the peasantry. Again, when ill the last century HI) acres were selected in Cork for the growl of mulberry (rees, with a view to silk culture the trees grew admirably, aio.1 all promised well.

hut the people could not. be induced to prosecute the industry. Trades and manufactures have never been favorites with tlic Irish. At this date, it is a common saying in Australia that tin1 English trade, the Scotch farm, audi he Irish lill the ollices. Three of the leading Victorian Ministers, Sir (I, C.

Dully, Mr. O'Sliauglincs-sy, and Mr. Iligginbothaiu, are irishmen. 1 IT 1NTHCATI, Tho Dny of 'ho lor.i'i, VIio Konth ot tho Year, 1'hc Hour oi' the fofvy, Day of tho Wouk, lt Clock Illiain, N. V.

SEW YORK V.Tl'11 CLOCK CO. No. 4 Cortland t. Calendars Trlnted in nil Languages. It In every i.lai'c of business a ill cvciy liiuibclinl.l MAllufaaurntl ill 1111-inerouh styles mntantf widely in price.

lo suit the va IlPfl Is the Cheapest Store to Trade I TO MEXICAN VETIRAN3. I We are preparing a list of survivors mrnm kiiiJvliifliBfl-Siiiiii rious wain-, of the public. Alu-lc-ckn tire thoruunhly am1 calcnUnrs mechanically wurked through the -lianjieH uf ciia yema vl turn; tufwru leaving the linuiulacluiy. that associates with the name of (Iarlield (lie truest and tin1 dearest phases of humanity. Providence Journal.

Never politely decline an invitation to stay to tea. Of course the people you are calling upon merely ask you as an act of courtesy, but you are nut supposed to know that. MITCHELL, LEWIS Uuciuc, Manufucturcra of F.Ut.TI 1'ltMJICtlir tt'S. at in Marshall County. ot the Mexican War, anil to enable us to nuike it as complete its possible, ask I hat each one who served in Mexico ami sees Ihis notice will please send name, company, regimental rank, and post-ollice address to The National Tribune, Washington, D.

to be recorded. Always carry a corn cob in your pocket, and around the aforesaid corn cob wrap a 41 bill. When you want a niekle you will have to pull the corn cob out to gel at, it, and an admiring public will whisper; "That chap's got money. See his roll? He's well fixed. If you are ealliilg upon a young Inch-led nil your friends what she said when yon lirst met her; how she Weill into ccslneies over your dancing, fell in love wilh your convcrsal ional allainnicnls, told you the history of her past life and what she expected to do in Ihe future.

Whisper conliilcntially to not more limn 11)0 people thai she thinks you're just loo awfully nice, and says your general appearance marks you as a superior being. If the young lady should happen lo hoar of il of coiii'm' she'd enjoy Hie notoriety like I lie old lady kept la ern, The number of casualties in the iinlcer and Regular Armies of (lie United States during the War of lHtil-o was report by the Provost-Marshall (ieneral in IxiHS as follows: Killed in battle, died of wounds, died of di-csso, Total died, 271), During the years from INIil to IHlio, inclusive, there were mustered into the service of the United Slates a grand to- lal of J.S.V.i. I.1!-.' u. lie, lured to a uniform thi'Hc-ycars standard, the aggregate amounts to iV'L'll, men. New York furnished the largest number and the District of Columbia the largest in proportion to population.

J'2. 1 per ami Kan-as lie next largc-i. KM per conl. S5jh THE MITClIin.T. KTANDARD l'LATFORM S-U'IUNG WAO0N.

Abo Thrrc-Snrinir and r-mir-Snrmrr nnd '1 he MI ICII Kl. I. AtitlM i Munarch ol'tlm Komi only th" very be loci us con. l)e- .1 SHEFFIELD'S va ir-i -j tht umj inaiie uy oiu ne.t w.iwnn mcc'ianics in Ui': wnrld. 1 tMrtmcni entirely scp.u-.tt'i from the W.ti;nn ul fn wuti, luvi; UtlllUv.

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