The Marysville Signal from Marysville, Kansas • 5

THE MARYSVILLE SIGNAL. A Car Load Of stoves just received it Bros. C. W. Tun has sold his line residence property and his shop to Wm.

Dougherty. Mr. T. holds possession tillspring. The elite of the city wore at the ball last Friday night and it proved to be what had been promised, the ball of the season.

hbi'cc 1c afiftf.r:. to E-ulid OldcwaShs. CJ KA r.I- Sfln II l.e riC'Tut ttv ht I i ll, i I lie (' i l'nrjsv up I u.l i If i 11 ijc it et in! at It.i'l 1 tbi M'lc HL.t 1 ihiC Mif 'tidctv et 'l' t'KI l.u 1(1 ii 1 nil WilUf It en Mur.s-v ill. pen III 1 u. Hie 'Ii I.

Tins, "Iler pricri iiiel inl i.m i it litu.c 4 iksi. Mn i fil in; i iu i. ruv. i hum l.a i.l oi Heiwi ii ii il Or. fl 1 e.

fc rn H' 1,1 It WIc IS Oe i. ell HIV i(: wa: On il (I- I .11 ck VI. On V( ,1 r.I 7, 1,1 VI. On S' ntli ul ii Vii, On S. Hill 1 I I rt ti On i a 1 1 1 am.

On end nt l.t II, etc K.S. in II sad on ,1" I 1 'e l.t-ek i. 'n Mel', sv ti er, all lliec ji'iite 1: Mills a tie- i i. I c. II II the 1 St rcii, I I il, tic i ec 1 rv it II, fl I cf ci ii tj any all 1, ri.

I lie if tract II lie ii I uij, rl an lie tiwiti-I ac itic icrine. II or 1 a it," i i. ic nt tl.c i "irulnr meet nr, Js ij. James City CI'Tk. Livei-r.

Feed and Gala St.iU.. Ckit nail II tin mil ll'rsis niwn rci'l en ri in, tiinj ni mere ul 'inml rr any piiii ul Uu iiinlry nt uniitl" rates. P. I. A FOUNTAIN.

ftKU'll 1 I on. Smith ile i IimiiiI, FKANkl'DilT, NS. 'illi: MAllVSv ll.i.li SIli.NAt, I'ci tonal Flaskos. Mrs. It.

11. Kelly and Lillie returned last Saturday. Mr. and Mrs. Isaao Tates of Gult-tard township are both quite sick.

Peter Johnson of Franklin township is sick with Malarial fever. Miss Nellie Gibson has a position in the Atchison Institute. T. A. Greennian of Frankfort was in town last Monday.

Rev. Mr. McCurdy of Hollenberg was in town Monday visiting Kev. J. Coc.

Mr. B. Giltner, of Irving, was at tho capital of Marshall county last Monday. Rev. F.

E. Thompson attended the meeting of the Presbytery at Axtell last week. Messrs. A. Berry and C.

Bur-tis passed through Marysville Tuesday on their way to Waterville. Miss Alma Stltes, now of Axtell, is very low with typhoid fever. She is under the care of Dr. Edwards. Mr.

Frank Webber, who started for Germany about four months since, returned the last of last week. Wm. Burr, who has been spending Frankfort Feelers. The weHtlicris fine and farmers are busy gathering corn legal fra-ternaty of Frankfort wnre in attendance at court at Beattie Saturday, case. Boatman vs.

Coffin, replevin. The jury found for the Plaintiff. S. D. MuKn'e and Giles E.

8coville appeared for the defendant nnd Geo. C. Hrownell for the Plaintiff. band has organized and will pive a grnnd ball Wednesday eve. The literary society promises to be a preat success.

The Presbyterian Sunday school will pive an entertainment in the stone church Wednesday evening a good time is Candidates for the spring election are beginning to appear. W. II. Ilaily proprietor of the Central Branch Hnusn reports business good. Married.

Wednesday Nov. lMh 1881. nt tlie residence of the bride's parents miles south of Axtell, Mr. Samuel, II. Smith, of I'lalte City, Mo.

and Mihs. Clara Wheeler of Marshall county. Kev. J. M.

Brown olliciating. The parlies thus entering a partnership that should never be broken are both members of highly respcolablo families, and are themselves Individuals, worthy of tVe love and best wishes of their wide circle of friends. The wedding was nu occasion long to be remembered by those present as oneof unusual enjoyment There were present about forty guests contesting of relatives of the parties, together with friends and neighbors. Upon presenting the bride Mr. P.

L. Wheeler, her father, made a very touching and eloquent address which will not soon bo forgot tun by those who heard it. The list of presents was quite extensive and comprised some articles of considerable valuo and some not so expensive that wero quite as well received; for instance "taffy on a stick" by Mr. C. D.

Kussell, of Axtell, The supper was such as would product' envy In tho heart of any careful housu- Lost. Probably between the Post OuVo end the Sherman House a genileiuaji's fur bound brown lid glove. Thu tinier will please leavu at, lids ollice. The El Clnb Cigars at. Delinonico.

Hn You Sesu Tho nice stove boards at Prices. Hog Colora Dr. Mass' Hog Colcra Remedy, for sale al Hammonds drug store. Tho Vlonna, Eureka and Rye bread sold at White) Woodruff's is said to he tiie finest in the land by those who have used it. Onr StesS.

Of general merchandise is new and complete and we sell it off ft cost. A.NDKIANO, GoKMTZ Lol'INK. King of All. The "Crown Jewel" the King of hard coal heaters, sold only by Ji.nsON linos. Buy The Boat.

Holm Draheiin keeps this year the very best Boots and Shoes buy the best. For tlie B.rjt Mod In the city call at the Deltnonico. Flno Blankets. Call at Wateraon's for line blankets. Hammond, The Druggist, will receivo a fine stock of tinny goods in a few days.

Look out for tiieni. White Woodruff l'ay the highest price for produce. Suro Cure Kor hog and chicken colera, Dr, Hass' remedy. Hammond keeps it. Buckwheat.

Prepared buckwheat and mapl syrup at Kcuoe's. Spontins Judson Bros, manufacture all kinds of tin, copper, zinc nnd iron ware. Cull hkiiii uriuin vol. Spouting, ruoling and cornice a special Sauer Kraut, Just received at Kenoe'a. Cholco Mirliig-ua Apples at M.

Enrlow A Co. Raw Oysters Delnionico. Victor Machines, ('hurley Hiinilin offes for sale nt J0 each, two, new Victor BKwing machines worth 4' 40 each. Warranted to be in good condition. Clvo as a Call.

We will sell our stock in bulk or any other way to dispose of it soon. Anuimano Coki.it. Lor ink. Tlie Dolmonioo Hestatirant has the bsst fresh ovstors. W.intod, We Have Assort nf ofuVi of jill tlie latest siylt which wo are srlling atcost.

huu.c.s uuw is your limi! to piiTclms. Anxjiuano, Goei.itz I.okink. HocIq- For the cheapest nnd hin col stovo fur the u.ocuy rt thv on: 27 lit JuiihUN liliOS. Polish Vp. Kniploy Myeri Lnmont to ami ciih'iiniiit your rooms, ami wm will be tiuklud wiLh thu woi-k whi'ti it in doiio.

Hunting B'joU, High top, grain loitlhu" l.mols at Ueuos's Paint Will do more to make your diny old house look homelike and cheerful than aiivthinr; you can do for il, and Myers Lainout are the very men to il lor you. Dr. Haos' Hof and chicken colera reined is the only absolutely sure cure for that disease, liuv it of Hammond Tho Xctv.teBt Stock iu town of Queens vara and Glassware. At H. I'liee's.

For SaIo, A pair of (rood farm iniii'i's. leinvMs and for sale. or on time. Kiiipiira at this otliee. it T''ies Kverylto Know that Andriano, Lnliuk (ioe lilz, oil' llieir is nt eosl I tv it Splendid lot of pumps both wood am; iron that 1 am selling very heap.

Now is your time to buy. Kespcclloliv oinx, L. AiujIo Duttor. Krosh apple butter, at llonoo's B. Vinhu7, in dry foods, eloihiivr, nl piods, data, cups, is, shoes, groceries, Qii" tie.

Tuko Your Buttor, And Ksto Wliitu Wooilru.T's sin! gnl a (rood price. Notions. Whim lltiiumond re ewives liis of fancy atep in ami In. .1. them oier.

Conornl Stock, Our stock ot fiiMieral ii-coinplete in every depiirliiieut. e'OOtlS. Clotllilltr. ilOlll.S illlil I and caps, and sinple at I'anev I issccn TncnanAY. si.no -teii yeah- $1.00 "ul, I hc.i a res of rc-ndillK ninttr Weekly New Hardware I Juib.ou Brothers Dent in 8 for licta Wood nnd iul (' m.u and Hester fur Iver nnd (fulil.

Hardware, Cull ry, nnd Lump, nnd iinmiiriieuire nnd nil lid 01 war Joli rk specialty. Ouns nnd eks rt'i'ii Cun-cr. Ilmss, Iron nnd Kukb tnkeii In e.vctirmir! n.r WA TKILSON'S ni.OCK. MAP.VSVII.I.E, KANSAS. WANTED I Oil J--' foi: vrnirjn CASH WILL DC PAID.

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prtttTS IV the if err mi: 11 air," MAHTSV1LIE, KAN9AB. THURSDAY, NOVEMBER 24, .881. Et. Joo Wwtorn E. Time Tablo.

EAST Wo. 0. .6:45 a.m. No. 8.

.9:00 a.m. Ko. 4. 11:36 p.m. No.

p.m. WEST No. 3 No. 6 No. 7 No.

9 p.m. .7:21) p.m. .3:60 a. in. HKANCII.

South. 9:00 a.m. North. .4:00 p.m. Oyster supper Tuesday evening at Hamlin's.

There is tail; oi organising a dancing club in Mnry.sville. Loan Exhibition, Fair ami Festival week before 'hristmas. Quite a number of caiei of malarial fever are reported nnd around town. Several of lie Marysville shnotisls are taking in at Grand Island. Last evening was the occasion of the ball given by Walorvillu Lodge of the A.

O. U. W. It ii reported that Citpt. H.

II. Blair has purchased Barney Sloan's interest la the lllnc Valley livery stable Parties who went to Kinddph last week to attend St. John's lecture were well pleaded. Telegraph. We have never met a more faithful or vigilant ollicer than is Mr.

Win. It. Burroughs, marsh all of Marysville. The Frankfort Bee came out last week with a good, fresh local page, which is what makes a home paper interesting. Mr.

C. F. Koester has just added to the attractions in his grounds a beautiful green-house in which to care for his stock of Uowors and plants. The Weather last week was cold enough to freeze over the ponds south of town. The boys had a day or two of good skating.

A pioliliu supply of turkeys have appeared in tlx- markets this week and, to-day, judging from the preparations being made, every body will be indulging in an old fashioned Thank.rMviiig din tier. The obj vet of the meeting of the Fre.drytery at Axtell, last week was to settle the question as to whether the Kev. Brown should remain in charge of thu Axlcll church or not. It, was decided that he might stay, at least for the present. Charley llumlin manifests Ills liberality again hy presenting theM.

E. church with a sulliaient amount of oysters for a fin supper which will be vivo, not in rooms over Kiitiitiioiid'ii store, but in Hamlin's line oyster parlor. Kvery body should be prei nit, Mr. II A. Kendall carries with him a splendid equipment and spends much of his time on the hunt.

He is said to be a very accurate shot, bringing down his under circumstances that would bailie the efforts, of the majority of hunters, lie lias put in some of the time this week importing along Hie Blue. Ti.e Blue Valley Railroad when will be a convenience to our people as outlet to the south, placing uh more nearly in direct communication with lie' capital and other important points in that direction. As a means of freigiils. however, we shall find it ncci's-ary 'o look to some other outlet. l.ai.t as JIoms, Fred Mnl-ler and X.

S. Sehmits were riding north of town, the team became untnauagftlile and be in to kick and run, overturning the hiiey and throwing the inmates violently to the giviind. Mr. face was liruii.ed and cut about the eve-, while Mr. Midler was not so much Inn celling ofT slight braises mid Mrs.

Lew is ilnn's l.callli has taken a fatal luri latch, and much anxiety is felt for her life. Iler daughter, Mrs. Jos'e Diake, is hero from Monrocvillu to help minister to her wants; Mr. Lehii.iui lame from Mnrysville; and if K. was only home the family circle would bo Seneca Courier.

We regret to announce that Mrs. Zahin has since died. Kev. It. Wake, presiding elder of this district, will preside nt the services of tho quarterly meeting to be held in this place next Saturday and Sunday, and will preach as follows: Satiuday evening at 7 o'clock; Sunday at 11 o'clock a.

and also at 7 o'clock, p. m. Love fea at ID a. in. ipi irtcily conference 'i p.

in. Saturday, and sacrament of the Lord's supper at close of Sunday morning service. invited. Lust Monday, while Mr. Hawk, the blacksmith at 'i'hoinpHnu'H machine shop was suiic grinding on one of the utoncrt, ilepludcd, and one of the pieces struck Mr.

II. in the face, with terrible force, cutting his nose and face in a frightful manlier. Air. Win. Kelley, who was at work in another purl of the building lit the tiu.e, says it is surprising that the blow did not kill Hawk.

Pieces of the nu.ne flew with such force as to pass entirely through thu boards on the of building, Theodore Hamilton is now rushing up his stone house in the north part of the city. It will make quite an imposing appearance when finished. The party at Turner Hull laH Friday evening was a large affair and to the surprise of thoBc who got It up, it more than paid expenses. The emigration into Marshall county from the eastern states will be unusually large next spring. At least this is the opinion of those who ought to know.

Mr. Sutherland's relief did not arrive last week ill time for him to leave the bank as soon as was announced which gives him an opportunity to attend the Kendall cut rtalninoiits. One of the leading merchants of Kirwin has made an assignment. His liabilities amount to between ten and twenty thousand dollars. In order to be up with the times, the ladies of tho M.

E. church propose holding a loan exhibition, fair and festival the week preceding Christmas. Look out for a good time. Several parties from the Central Branch and points east nnd west of this attended the ball last Friday evening; Also, several traveling men stopped over in town for tlie purpose of attending. Mis.

Loehinan, of Elliuwood, tiled Information against a saloon keeper for selling liquor to her husand and, as a result, a mob broke open tho door of her house nnd smashed in the windows. Mrs. J. P. Burlis has been quite 111 since the middle of September.

She Is greatly missed among her many friends both in the social circle and in the choir. We hope for her speedy recovery. Telegraph. Wo hear that the man Morton, who escaped from tho jail at Marysville, took breakfast next morning with M.L. Duncan, in Klin Creek, and braged that ho would not again be caught.

Blue Rapids Times. One of the young men of the town got a bad cut over the head with a beer glass one day last week. He applied at once to the justice for redress. Beer glasses are dargeious weapons and our young friend should keep away from them. Telegraph.

Mr. Geo. Zierctiberg, of Franklin has sold his farm to a Mr. McCracken of Michigan. Mr.

Z. does not contemplate leaving Marshall county, for he is well aware he has made more money here than in any other placo in which he has ever lived. Owing to tlie fact that freezing weather has set in, it will be impossible to linish the Schmidt building this winter without running tlie risk of making a bad job of it; the workmen have been laid oil' and nothing more will be done till early spring, when it will be quickly completed. Con Smith, who sold his farm sometime since, hns lately purchased land in Clear Furk township, and last week removed to his new possessions. He was always one of the boys when around Marvsville and is likely to make it lively ho goes.

Mrs. Smith and the children are out in the western part of the State with her father where they will remain until a good houso is erected on the new place. A Mexican gentleman who has been taking in the cool breezes of Kan sas during the heated term of the sum mer and autumn, l. ft for "Greaserdotu" last Monday evening. Tho cold snap of last week was too much for him By a very singular coincident Jake Allen's pony started for tlie same locality that i.ight, and there is a base rumor afloat that the two departures are con neited in some occult manner.

La it Tuesday morning Judge MaGill's team became frightened at the cars and, in spite of the efforts of tlie driver. J. S. they ran up Broadway at a fearful rate. All th.i boy could do was to guide them and he did that like a general.

They dodged all of the teams and building material in thu street and tinally brought up on the vacant lot near Charley Hamlin's resideuce. Nobody hurt and nothing broken. "Pat" you're a trump; you are. Tlie Kendall combination ii giving good satisfaction and is greeted each night by good houses. Monday evening 'Jane F.y re" was presented and we hear nothing but praise of the manner in which it was rendered.

Tuesday iiight thc inoredilllcult "M'liss" was put upon the stage, and the acting was such as to win the applause of all present. Kendall's troupe hich has always been popular, is belter this year than it has ever been before. There are three inure nights, Thursday, Friday and Saturday, audi hone who attend will not bu disappointed in the character of the plays aud the manner in which they are nrndarod. several weeks in New York State, is home again. Blue Rapids Times.

Mr. G. B. Beesler, of Blue Rapids. was in li city last Tuesday visiting his daughter, Mrs.

Wm. Kellcy. -Dr. Elders, or DeWitt, Dr, Hatfield of this place last Tuesday. While in town he favored this oiljce with a call.

Last Thursday veningllenry Clark, who has been visiting his uncle, S. A. Clark at Unadilla, Nebraska, returned to Marysville. Messrs. Peter and Lnfco Jones, two of the standard farmers of Galttard were in town last Tuesday and called at the Signal office.

Mr. Col. T. Mann who has been confined at homo so long with rheuma tism is now improving. His friends wdll be glad to see him in his office and on the street again.

Mr. Wm. P. Tinkhsm, who hns spent the summer and fall in Colorado, in the merchandise and stock business, returned to Marysville last week. He brought a lot of cattle with him.

Mr. John McLnrnon an old Page Iowa, friend of ours, now oneof the solid farmers of north-eastern Mar shall county, made a short but approc i- ated call at the Signal office Tuesday. Mr. A. J.

Curtis, a friend and schoolmate of E. G. Smith arrived from Maine last Sunday and is in the city. He is a civil engineer, and is on his way to New Mexico whore he will have business in that line. Misses.

Lou Hatch and Peliii Dick-ersnn of Seneca, cousins of Mr. E. G. Smith, came over last Friday, and remained till Tuesday. They were in attendance at the ball Friday night and witnessed tho playing of Jane Eyre Monday night, by Kendall's.

Geo. C. Brownell, who is to Frankfort what Bailie Waggoner is to Atchison, receives the following notice in the Frankfort Pee: "If punishment is to be meted out to any one for the establishment of the Bee, let it be visited upon the head of Geo. C. Brownell, for it is mainly through his efforts that you now have a republican paper." Little Globe.

Dr. W. F. Boyak delivered a lecture at Blue Rapids recently on "The Mission of Comets." Wo clip the following from the Times' notice of it: There was an originality of thought about the Doctor's discourse which must have cost much study covering a period of years. In opening his lecture he produced facts and figures impressing his audience with the immensity of the celestial bodies and showed the inability of the human mind to grasp their extent.

The difference between creating uud making was explained. In the beginning God created that is, brought into existence from nothing, the matter from which worlds are made. The making of worlds, he held, occupies ages. His theory was that the planets, like man, had their periods of youth, development and decay. In proof of this be he cited the appearance, change and disappearance of stars.

Innumerable worlds were declining and new ones tukinglheir place, aud our world would finally Lo dissolved uud the matter enter into the composition of new worlds in the vast etheral space. The mission of the Doctor held, was not one of destruction, but probably tho gathering and sowing of seed for new worlds. God, he claimed, chose to work through the laws of nature to accomplish his great ends, aud tlie work was as great though it took a million years to accomplish it, as though done in a day. With ua it was yesterday, to-day and to-morrow. With God the past, present and future are all the same.

It is impossible for us to bring out all tlie thoughts of the Doctor, or do Justice to his valued discourse. At the close a standing vole of thiiuks was tendered Mr. Boyukin." Why could we uot have the saiuo lecture iu Marys-vilW wife and of which Mrs W. may well be proud. The best wishes of a large circle of friends both young nnd old around Axtell, will follow the bride and groom to their home and iuto their new life.

At the residence of Mrs. Mason, near Marysville, on Sunday, Nov. lUth 1HH1, Sidney Kent, of this place and Alice (lavlord of Blue liapids. Also at same time and place, K. T.

Lister and Harriett Kent. The parties in this double wedding are all well known In this vicinity, and every body will wish them a happy voyage through life. Messrs. Kent and Lister have leased the Dr. Wilson place, near town, and this for some time to come, will be their homo We acknwl-edge the receipt of a bountiful supply of the wedding cake and pudding.

Died Of Uphold fever, Mattie E. -Malian. Saturday, Nov. 19th. 1881, at the residence of her parents, Thos.

and Jemima McMahnn, Spring Creek. Deceased was born in Bradford county, April 12th, 1SB1, and removed with her parents to Kansas in the fall of 1H71, who settled in Franklin seven miles north-east of Marysville, where they now live. She was a young lady of lovely disposition, spotless character, and was dearly beloved by alarge circle of admiring friends. Her mother being in poor health, the care of a large family had largely devolved upon her, to whom she was a devoted daughter and affec tionate sister, he as gifted with more than ordinary talents, was of an inquiring u.ind uud passionately fond of study, held a high grade teachers' certificate, and was, when taken sick, engaged teaching the Oketo school. She was a devoted christian, having riving her heart to Cod and embraced the religion of Jesus Christ at the time of tho revival meetings held iu that neighborhood last winter, and as a member of the M.

K. church. Iler religious life was sweet, simplv aud pure. She bore its fruits in her face, her manner and her conversation everywhere. No one could come into her presence without being impressed with the holiness of the atmosphere in which she lived.

During her last sickness as death drew near, I cr views of the better land grew LrigM and buoyant. Death I. ad no terrors for her. But she talked of it and arranged her affairs even to the details uf her funeral, with as much chuerfuhiess as if she were preparing for a vis't to some dear friend. She said to the writer a few days before sho diid, "What a blessed thought.

If I should die to-night, lo-iuorrow I would be in paradise." She said to her mother, Don.t g. iuve for me when I am gone. I know il will be hard (or you to get along without me, but I ill be so happy ith my Saviour." As the end came, a bright smile spread over her facj and she sweetly passed away. Asleep in Jes'ist Messed siip, From wh'cli none ever wuk" to wsnp! A rslin and repose, Ualiruken by He) list -f fo as." Al) I.e.'iil Noting wilt be chnrKcd at the rule nt leu ilUi eeiilrt per 1 nu fur mieli -rl ii-n, ttiet 'Mill it' ci.iilH eiieli jete-ri nn. Estray Notloe.

An Indian pony colt of dark bay color, while spot in forehead and two whita hind feet very poor condition. It came to my plane about November 3rd. The owner can hava tho animal Dv Paying charges and taking it away. I Rc nrTo pi-ftirn In Wpfctl-cT, llf.tfr-iri thv mi ll mui- uf 1I.I I lOW i liV IJ.M SI IJATM.NK, 'I P't V. nn.

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Jt, Itl'M' I 'tllton I II' lift l.lni' IliOIrl fm4 VI rf.jl J'hn Miniiliivil, in sim-, nn. XM 'WJ xni: s-wravrQi in iin iJc. found wilh us. Ilo'is i'; I Are not u'mtv mi I are in i 'l'liose who will 1 1 1 .1 enjoy pa per bushel for ilieni' lielue.i, tins and priii(r, can avoid this task by in a supply now of our choice Wisconsin ml nines. VL liAiiuiw fin Co.

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