Border Star from Columbus, Kansas • 5

We will next Monday morning LOOK HERE. All persons knowing themselves Schock water for court house "ETC: cs C2fc2p Gtar. Goldsherry ice for' court luoO li indebted to Whiteside Mead's are re- Smith, Columlra JIarltet. PRODUCE. Corrected weekly by J.

Wholesale and Retail Grocer. New Potatoes, Butter per lb house qaested to call and settle immediately. Baxter medical attend 40. to 50 Habbt C. Joxes, Editor.

ance poor farm VA) (X) start Mr. V. G. Tunstallout in the county as coll ecter and canvasser for the Bonder Star. Treat him gently, as he has been tenderly nurtured' and- it takes a stove-lid dollar or two to make him smile.

Whiteside Mead's. Selling Out at Cost. Moore crocprins fnr puaoers 25to31 15 2 40jto 350 1 20 1 50 to 2 00 9 pounds granulated sugary $1 00 8 Moore groceries for Biggs family 10 pounds best light brown sugar 1 00 LOCAL DEPARTMENT. Entered in the postoflice at Columbus as matter of the Second-Class. James Hildreth keeninr? Kggs perdoz Flour per cwt Corn Meal per cwt thickens per doz Bacon per lb Hams Dried Beef per pound Lard 18 He is our only authorized agent, Brinir.

iauter IS 7 pounds best cofiee 1 00 8 pounds good coffee 1 00 Jarrell threshing grain at roorfarm Arbuckles coffee la cents per pound. 20 1G 25 to 50 bu. and all contracts for job' printing and advertising will be carried out by us. Keller coffin for Mr. Barrell OFFICIAL PAPER OF THIS COUNTY.

Queensware and stoneware at cost. We are going to close out at cost. Come 17 CO isnr lr.iry 11 17 7 Oil 45 (K) 75 4)il 5 18 pauper Doil.sworth Book stationary for county GRAIN. Corrected weekly by Wilson deal and see us.and be convinced. uoyd endeavor to collect personal tax McFaeland Bro's.

South Side of the Square. Jonas M. Troyer, Public Sale Auc ers in all kinds ot grain. Wheat, per bu. Oats, perbu.

Corn, per bu. (western), Castor beans, per bu. Flax seed, per bu. Hay. per ton.

75 to 82 23 to 27 30 1 00 90 2 50 ioya endeavor to collect personal tax jail Khenheld for poor farm 1 tioneer, Jive miles south of Columbus. box 202. Columbus. 46-4t How it did snow." The agony is over. Rain Wednesday.

GOLDENEAGLE. Kansas is democratic. Hurrah for everybody Have you heard from Maine? I fights mit Siegel." aind it? in at the GOLDEN EAGLE. Cherokee county went for Glick and Accrs. The clouds are looking like the men who bet on St.

John. The Courier man is not making his usual hurrah over the radical victories. The radicals feel very bad. Treat them gently, as they are not used to defeat. A new barber shop will soon -be opened on the Fouth side of the square John N.

Ritter. L. L. Doubled ay. 34 17 RITTER DOUBLEDAY.

JP bucket for ofhee A Long lumber for county Moore groceries for John -Kates pauper Evans Thompson cleaninc and setting up stoves at-courthouse Evans Thomson mowing grass ntV square 11 15 Skeen burial clothes for l.Y. You bet the germans "got there Eli. in the building formerly occupied by GOLDEN EAGLE east side square. Kansas. Columbus.

Mrs. Uassaday- Mrs. Cassady has moved intoquar Michigan elects a democratic govern- 'aniy pauper So other business. No speculations. Loans carefully made.

nor. irl efrlr man Hac'ritin VkTir.w mnnov tn niirpli fl CA ters opposite the opera house where The "son of his father" got there she invites her lady friends to call and Levi. examine her latest styles in winter goods, in varieties sufficient to suit the For cheap clothing go to the GOL McDowell and Jones county publishing tax list If A Vincent examining treasurers books Bruce Miller do Jud MiUer salar bate McDowell county print- Jones blank work for DEN EAGLE. tastes of all. Two doors north of to enquire into our responsibility and standing.

The business of the farmers, merchants, stock men and others, of Cherokee county, will be gladly received, and we shall endeavor to Grisham's grocery ore. H. L. St. Clair is "subbing" in this (23) give satisfaction to all.

office this week. Letter List. Fifty-three brands of smoking tobacco The following'is a list of letters re I Mendenhall cofilnsfor pau- at the cigar store. Demouksx's MostniY magazine maining the Post01hce Columbus Kansas, for the. week ending October comes to us with its accustomed regu Self-raising buckwheat flour at iLJead" groceries Whiteside Meads.

25, 1882, uncalled for: larity, and on examiuation of the November number, we find that the xtsivimuai pauper 4 IX) CIV 40J 12. 0) 15 2i 49 62' I -2 250 500 ul) 4 12 1-2 7 00 "132:15 9 25 C9 4J 12IC5 3 rtr in John Boyd 2 ittujituu repairing win- Cracker cakes soap and jumbles at The Presbyterian social will meet this (Friday) evening at the residence of th pastor. All friends cordially invited. Those pretty white Hand Charms at Browns. Go and see them.

I have the finest line of Lockets and Charms in the city. 1 1. III! uwno ui I'liiirE. ri mi oa WBCarber Whiteside Mead's. Nugent use of wheat drill Dwiker Don't forget to go to Blincoe ijur iarm Benham team for Co.

comimssoiiHrs Willie Frank John Bruce. Dr Duncan John Eu wright Rev Giveler Alex Johnson Maggie McCall Sanders articles are of a nature to make them highly acceptable to the readers of this popular publication. Mrs. Alexander's serial, "The Admiral's Ward," gains in interest, and the shorter tales are exceedingly well told. Wanderers in Boggs for a good cigar.

Miss Hamilton A Murray for county -Fine line of lace pins at Brown's, Rev A Lewin iur. ijrary oas openea ins uiuiar west side of the square. Mrs Reeves room on the north side in the old New for county Bliss chair fnr John Tucker Lewis Prell is building an elevator Karnon "White York store building. Everything is table lor clerks nffi.n the Heavens," "Winter Resorts in Southern Europe," and Jennie June's wtfli Wrmtr orawnrthv ef south of the Gulf depot. bran new and the "Monarch" tables are Persons calling for any of the above Harland Theis Fostermdse for nauners hard to beat.

letters will please say "advertised" and Wright Miller pay $3.00 per ton Dodsworth Book A CIA It ViUVU V. VAJ A note. There is a variety of very read able articles, some of which are illus give date of list. Miss May Sef ton's entei tainment was -I ri.auonery sc. tor county M.

W. Coulter. P. not very well attended last Wednesday for clean, t) right flax straw. Queensware, glassware and stone ware at Whiteside Meads' tf 1UUVD8 Ufift nf vifCA auu rase on poor farm feumner labor at iail A Characteristic Telegram.

George W. Martin of the Junction evening, owing to the lnclementweath-er. Her voice wrs scarcely audible, on account of rain on the tin roof. How do you do, Governor Glick? 11 11111 OVPrRPPr poor City Union sends the following tele farm Mineral twn trated, on instructive and every department' including the "Fashion," "Household," "Current Topics," is fully and judiciously filled. A handsome oil picture forms the frontispiece, and the art department is further supplied by several pretty engravings.

4 00 How are you Mister St. John? a Mills Kansna T)i Cap't. J. B. Rowley, formerly editor gram to the anti-St.

JJohnrepublican Colorado elects a democratic govern district clerk offiro of the Baxter News, but now traveling I club of Topeka: sWe' stand in awe amil 8 00 nor and state and congressmen. Kansas Housa l.nnVi a a i ni I it correspondent ior me jvansas wiy rumunng eannquaKe, out every stationary tor count Look out for the Star man next week. Times, was in the ctty last night. flash is a ray of hope. Anderson car Hamilton Woodruff Az stationary for nes Davison county by 842 majority republican.

The state ticket has 248 Trunks and Valises. J. A. Murray has the largest and most complete stock of trunks and Hamiltoa Woodruff The Greenback powder got wet, but the democrats 'Put their trust in providence and kept their powder dry," and oi 165 330 2J0V 43 i 0 majority, and the congressional ticket stationary for county II Rice Son books for county valises ever brought to the city of has a majority of 100, while Glick leads you bet it make a racket last1 night. Columbus.

Wishing to" get some of us out of this cave of gloom by a ma Davis labor on poor farm Bruce Miller Probate Judee The Kansas City Times of yesterday jority of i)99 over St. John and 3S3 over He will call some time this fall sure. -rA complete line of Gent's furnish-ing goods at the GOLDEN EAGLE. y' We understand there is to be another "dramatic company here this month. Politics were hotter Wednesday than Tuesday, and red hot Tuesday.

The second Waterloo in one year for the Democrats. First Ohio, then Kaii-. gas. lleckers' self-raising buckwheat flour at Whiteside Meads', south them out of the way to make room for a large stock of winter goods I will for the next thirty days sell trunks and valises for cost and carriage. -Come cca Au anaa ueu (insane) Freliffh Sheriffi.

ttJ all. I have always had an implicit evening containing the sauciest, largest most pugnacious rooster ever seen by motal eye and he crows "for a united Amanda Bell Insane faith in the wrath of God, and when AW McGill iuror AmnnAtt i 10 ine oramary political sni'ster was a Democratic ana vicionous party, and soon if you want a bargain. J. A. Murray.

Bell (Insane) Praaii.ant in TOO! A added the i)rayer-meetin2. Sundav Amen. u. 14 00 100 100 100 100 100 100 Davidson do TO Hartley do school and pulpit. I knew his yengence Hammett do would strike soon.

I trust we have A Robb do C. R. AITCHISON. AIT OHISOlT eliminated from our political J. M.

McCLAIN. and religious interests the rot of prohi -PROPRIETORS OF THE- bition, cant, hypocrisy and duplicity, and that the railroads are to RED FRONT CLOTHING HOUSE. their legitimate channels. May I con 12 53 6 50 1 00 1 100 100 gratulate you upon the disenthralled ide. Vright Miller come to the front this week.

See'their ad in another column. We publish the election returns for this county in full ou the opposite page. Fresh oysters always, fresh lots being received every day at Blincoe Boggs. West Side of the Square, Columbus, Kansas. party and state, and may the same precedence continue to guide us kick A Jordan do.

BurceMiller Probate Judge feesL Mayhew (Insane) Freligh Sheriffs fee Mayhew (Insane) May juror Mayhew (Insans( Hammett do A Richie do Youngman do Sherman do ChaS Lansford do A Jordan witness Thurman do Bruce Miller Probate Judge fees Emma Kight (Insane) A Dennison Sheriffs fees Emma Khrht Wish to say to the public that they have just received a full line of Childrens. Youths' and Mens Clothincr TTata ing republicans, i i 9 sKmwjum I r-rt AmUi i i i I iSicrnefi 1 Geo. w. MARTIN. uuiiipicw vi uiuiBiiing uuuus, em uraumg me latest, aesigns ox I r7 fj mT -w- I a ru shirts, underwear, neckwear, suspenders, braces, etc.

A choice line of mi reiarns Pve me ma sums, unaerwear, necKwear, suspenaers, braces, etc. A choice line of Twintc nrA 7'n1 inns in fnr4- 4.1.-.. A TT -i lOTIIV fnr thfl hnP TVlQ Tltn r' 1 rTl Trunks and Valises in fact every thing that is kept in a First-Class Viincy flfftro vV Via will UMW-AVU City Union forever. uvu.u,. vV(Ji llll OVit CkW -ACi; IkWVft.

riH 1. Xj Ki III II I invited to call and examine. Every thing warranted to be as represent- Finest assotment of Merschaum pipes ever brought to the city, at F. Beers. Miss Ota Sheridan, who has been DIED.

(27 4) ed, or money refunded. AITCHISON McCLAIN. I 00 loo 50 30 12 25 400 lfO 100 100 100 100 1 (X) II 73 Arthur Finley. onlvson of N. 'and F.

A. Hnley. on 5. 1882. need 2 living in Marion Centre several years, years, 9 months and 9 days.

The Ruction. Scene Two peaceable citizens dis Strike Among the Coal Miners. 9 'a is home on a visit. The finest and cheapest Hue of a stride was declared at the Perry cussing the apple question in front of Boots and Shoes of all kinds at the bliaft, at Stilson, yesterday. The cause GOLDEN EAGLE.

a business house on one of the streets in the city. of the strike is the demand for pay for Thirty different styles and patterns in "nut" coal, or the removal of the "breaker" from the dump. At present Thou art gone little Arthur, No more to come back; To scatter lite's sunshine 1 Over our track. We shall.list for thy smiling. And patter of feet At the brink of the river, No death shall we meet.

W. L. II. Bills Allowed. John Kennie juror Emma Kight (Insane) Wilson do Geo Smith do John II Freligh do Smith do SO Gary do Bruce Miller Probate Judge fees Pat Gorman (Insane A Dennison sheriff fees Pat Gorman (Insane) John Minnie iurror Pat Gorman (Insane) JCByrd do A Murray do Freligh do II Simmons do TC Hartley do Continued next week.

1 Lace Pins to be selected from at Browns I the miners only get pay for "lump" Time 8 p. m. election day. Weather Cloudy, though radically hot. 1st round.

Strong arm of the government thrust against weak ex-gbvern- coal, and nothing for "nut" and slack. The Columbus Dramatic Company 4 00 100 1 0(1 1 00 100 1 00 100 will give an entertainment about the that the "breaker," against which the coal is dumped, and after 18th of this month. B. F. Ivy, of the Sedalia ursery, is Office of County Clerk.

Citeeokeb wards passes over the screen, should be removed, or else the miners should making his fall delivery of nursery ment official. First blood for big four. Time one second, although no seconds on the ground. Jim defiant; Tom resting on a pile of hats in a show window. CtoUNTY, Columbus, Kansas, October 3,1882.

be paid for the nut coal, which forms stock here this week. Board met pursuant to adiournment. about one-sixth of the out-put, and for We are late again this week. Had which they get no pay for dierinir ESwanson, chairman; John Combining th 8ltnt A Rnsselland R. W.

Vaughn, members. Combining the slack and nut coal it to watt for the election returns of the Ajoungladyin San Francisco undertook to reduce her avordupois by taking anti-fat. She at once commenc- county, is our reason. ivunuies oi iormer meetings read ana forms about one-fourth of the out-put, The following bills approved. were J5y placing the "breaker" in its posi For a fashionable style nobby make up and neat fitting suit of clothes go to allowed.

A Dennison. transporting 2nd round. Tom came to his feet, but Jim promptly put forth his government arm and Tom went to the lea-ward at once. At this some one cried out foul, and the city marshal thinking that meant something to eat was promptly on the spot. Finale before police judge.

Fine $3 and cobts.These being the first election Amanda Bell, Martha Bo- tion it Dreaics tne coal in pieces and much of it passes through the screen the GOLDEN EAGLE. eato cuminisn in size ana iaao away, and one morning her father hearing a loud scream, rushed up stairs to find GO 95 his wife and mother in a dead faint, and just in time to sec a shriveled 11 bunch of flesh and bones fade away zorth, and Byron Fink, to Asylum. and is sold in the market as nut coal at A '1, No! the Times did not print a single split ticket. They were all married A Dennison, fees as Jailor, aoout inree-iourtns oftthe price of summoning jury lump coal, but the miners do not get A 8 Dennison. transporting and had large families.

Largest line and nicest styles ot Pat Gorman to Asylum returns some little excitement was ere- a any pay for digging it as well as their loss by slack. Two or three other AS Dennison. transporting Boot and Shoes in Cherokee county aiea, dui Deen aown, aown ever Emma Kight to asylum at the GOLDEN EAGLE. shafts have these "breakersawhile several others do not have them. There A Dennison transporting Hiram Leslie to asylum A Dennison drawing jury S.

M. fctockslager, brother to Tom and Charlie, is re-elected to congress in in will be about 200 miners engaged this strike Daily News. since. Selah. Hoy Run Away.

Ran ofTfrom his home near Carlyle, Allen county, Kansas, Oct. 27th, 1882, J. Burt Funston, 15 years old, heavily uctoDer term ijkk: the third district of Indiana. 50 70 33 93 8715 200 200 200 COO like the departure of a spirit. The parents not only mourn their daughter, but are somewhat puzzled about the funeral, as there is nothing to bury.

We publish this as an awful warning to Nate Hunt, Harry Lawton, Frank Shearman, and Rod Willis, to be careful of anti-fat remedies. Just think of it. What a spectacle it would to Rt-Nate Hunt lade away, just when the country has gone democratic Daily News. "W-h-oo-p-e- 1 A Stockslager drawing jury October term 1882 The largest stock, best assortment Some one entered the porch of Mr. 1 Benj Bell drawing jury and cheapest chudren's shoes in the October term 1882 built, fair complexion, blue eyes, hair county at the GOLDEN EAGLE.

cut short, wearing velvet cap. dark Wednesday night and took a watch belonging to Billy Whiteside, which was in his vest pocket on the wall. This is a rare case of theft in If you don't believe the GOLDEN Cants, grayish sack coat, watch wi.h rass chain. V-JEAGLE is the cheapest house in Cher Rode fromhis lather's stable a sorrel or brown horse about 15 1-2 Columbus, and it was carelessness in okee county, just give them a call. MARKLED.

John Russell taking Emma Kight (Insane) to Columbus Freligh repairing windows at iail Freligh boarding prisoners at jail A McCalister cutting and binding oats at poor farm Hardway clock for court room Billy to leave a watch in so conspicuous uuuesiue ivieaa nave some nanus nigh, years old, slim build, hiht breasted. Information regarding either boy or horse will be paid for hing new in stock in the way of glass a place. 200 230 50 10 94 400 Grow Doax. At the office of B. Bcal, J.

on Monday November 1S Mr. Geo. W. Grow and Misa Edna Doaii. are with jell in them.

Call and see Subscribe for the Stae. The offi- lioy will not be punished. H. Fcnston cial paper of the county..