The Daily Pioneer from Smith Centre, Kansas • 4

Gape Cod Cranberries J. IIAFEB, Citt Editor. "WEDNESDAY EVENING, DEO. Silver Thread' Kraut. IndersolDI If you went Cloaks, Overcoats, Christmas Raisins Tvalua (mi (he 0.

K. A N. It. 11. an It al ue-4ftrtlUy from Smith Centre, nafoHows TB1IMA B18T.

No. 14 da exprem, m. Wo, tut express, QMt.m. TBA1K8 VIST. ft fast expreeo, 7:25 a.m.

No. it Uy express, 1:11 p.m. L. L. Coltiw, Resident Agent.

Knterel at the postoilite at Snltk Ceatre, as jjml class matter. Men's and Boys' Suits, CITY BRIEFS. 0, merchant in thine hour of If on this paper tou should And look for the something to ap Your yearning for the greenback rvr Take our adrice and now be jr jr tio strnightvray out and adterti i i 1." Everybody enjoying good healtb, Scott little baby is quite sick. Vinegar Pickles. Full Cream Cheese, Fresh Grapes.

Oysters and Kalamazoo Celery. Pop Corn and Fresh Eggs- A Nice Atfair. Yesterday morning we were hailed on the street and politely told by that whole-souled, good fellow, nenry Cadie, that our presence was requested in his office in the evening, that a few gentlemen would be in, and that while he had no arranged program for a party, the evening would be spent in social chat, etc. Of course, we promised to "get there," and per agreement went. To say we were highly pleased would hardly be sufficient to express it, but to say we were right royally welcomed and entertained would be words better spoken in our own hfthalf and the entire company present Everybody in the city know the peculiar adaptness which lie in this gentleman and his comrade, Hi.

Stevenson, to entertain, but we think they did themselves proud last night Tne evening was spent in music, social chat, games and amusements of various sorts until abont 11 o'clock, when the entire party Were invited to an ab joining room where they were seated and partook of one of the best suppers probably ever spread in the town. After supper the guests were entertained by some good singing by colored gentlemen from the Ohmer house, and sweet strains of music from the organ and violin. The party consisted of ten or twelte gentlemen, personal friends of Messrs. Cadle and Stevenson, and the boys will doubtless remember last night's social gathering for along time to come. Good night was said about 12 o'clock, and the gentlemen went home with a deeper feeling of pleasure than had possessed their bosoms for many a day.

The glass fronts are being put in the different stores of the opera house block, a general cleaning up of froken brick and other rubbish is going on in front, several of the merchants have moved considerable goods into the cellars, aud everything points to an early occupyancy of the four store rooms of the new building, when trade will boom greater than ever. Underwear, Boots and Shoes, Dress Gooda, Blankets, Comfort Hoisery, Toboggans, Fur Caps, Corseta, Bustles, Gloves, Yan-kee Notions in fact anything in the The Fleming coal company sports a new sign. J. W. Gay nor, of Sherwood postof-lice, was in the city to-day.

J. liarwiaodMr. Coder, of Millbrook, Kansas, were in the city to-day. A. Marsh, of Gay lord, was a pleasant caller at this office this afternoon.

uThe Iowa Barn," is the way the new sign reads Morris Bros, feed stable. Groods line call on 14. C. Humphrey, traveling for a Chicago hardware house, was in the city lo-duy. Pure apple cider, and choice candies, the best assortment of cigars in town at the billiard hall.

278i2 Mrs. Theo. Shoemaker and Master Oren departed en the vestibule this morning for a day or two visit with friends at Mankato. DEUTSGI! BROS "9 Operators of 5 Large Stores. "Sure uf Butter.

Mince Meat. Oranges, Apples and Lemons. Cider Vinegar. Homemade Sorghum. New Orleans Molasses Bremner's Crackers.

Gelatine, Sago and CANNON MM JOBS The following officers were elected to fill the various offices for the ensuing year, at a meeting of the A. O. U. W. last Monday night: S.

D. Cummings, M. WV, Ed. Stevens, Foreman; H. R.

Stone, Overseer; J. D. Estes, Recorder; A. Montgomery, Financier; J. J.

Falkenstine, receiver; D. S. Hadden, O. W. Douglas the dentist will be at Smith Centre, December 24th and remain all week.

Office at residence. At Lebanon, Thursday 26th. 230-lt-3-2t Tom Deafenbaugu does all his running a round town now on horseback, being hardly able to walk, caused by running glass into one of his feet come few weeks ago. The revival meetings at the M. E.

church are progressing with a good degree of interest and a prospect of success. All are cordially incited to attend any and all the services. House tt Rent. IJood house, live rooms, good cellar, a cistern. Handy to the business part of the city.

Call at this office at once. '280-tf-Mt At cost for 30 days, violins, bows, small photograph albums, mixed paints, and Cork's hog remedy. Tap ioca. Lebanon Chapter, No. 67, B.

A.M., elected the following members to the respective offices for the ensuing year: Willis Cannon, M. E. II. II. It.

Stone, E. L. C. Uhl, E. Theo.

Shoemaker, treasurer; G. B. Cole, secretary; W. Eelihan, C. of J.

N. Crandall, P. Cal. Owens, R. A.

L. T. Reese, M. 8d Vail: E. W.

Haines, M. 2d Vail; S. D. Cummings, M. 1st Vail; Tf.

B. Sheddy, Tyler. They will be installed December 22d. At a meeting of the Smith County Agricultural association held at the office of the secretary in this city the following officers were elected for the ensuing year: W. Harper, president.

-C. F. Hutchison, vice IL H. Reed, treasurer. Theo.

Shoemaker, secretary. Directors, Joseph Powell, W. S. Swift, Henry Ahlborn, D. A.

Smith, J. M. Stevens, Zeb Gates, P. McClaren. General Superintendent, II.

R. Stone. lrad Soft Coal! I am prepared to sell Colorade coal at $7 per ten on the traek ia The cheapest grades oi wall paper at a discount of 25 to 50 per cent to clear out the remnants Strictly pure lead (not the Laclede or so-called S. P. brands) but' the Southern at VX80 and boiled oil at 68 cts.

Prunes, Peaches and Apricots. Fresh Candies. F. 15. Coilinsof fiabetha, who has been here a day or two buying stock fcsgs, departed this morning for his tame at the above) named place.

He thipped 210 hogs in a single car (double decker) last night. i. The cixisQ of tlie vestibule's lateness yesterday was by an the Rio Grande, between a 2J. and it train on tltat road; No lives were lost, but two engines and a baggage car were totaly destroyed; F. M.

May made ns a tmsiriess 'visit yesterday afternoon and renewed his subscription to this paper for himself and also his brother John, who lives at Centervilie, Iowa. This tethe kind of man it does the, newspaper fellow good to meet. Next. i You can find these anymore at oods liojiday -a Apply atcaea. 1 23-47-tf S.

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