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It Ai i 1. the tli.hri Of LwrrJ lit )-. 1W Bui wtiiHrt fiiMir ty pound of barrel at rI j-r'. A bi" "4 la way ofraniip.l fruit, at Uroiaa't IIutm Powdi-i In bulk at the North Drug Htitfv. A fine aMrtiiiriit of pew I -ami cheap fur null at W.

II. A. WU.o't. ..3 I -J lU.rf lm, fc ia letter la DRY GOODS, NOTIONS, STAPLE and Fancy Groceries, Quccnswaro, GLASSWARE, WOODENWAUE, HOPE, BROOMS, And lo lrt everything uaually kept la first-cl dry good and gcotfo) tort and alao have a good hoe of Boots, Shoes Clothing, which we will aril prime rott to makt room for our nlc naive tork of Dry Cond and Nirtlon wlili we Intrn4 to krrp eolarelng to ami the demand of our lucrnuing trade, pledging oum-lvr lo handle none but the best f'Kxi and at the lowest prica. We rxuliaiie our good for cub or country produce, paying Uie IilKhett market price for piodure la g'l at the lowest cjwIi pike.

t)ur nntiu It: "live and let live, Muare dealiug, quick aalca, mall prutila. We are very j. il myLes A IUX Or TUB SLKfllAUT, Burrtoo, Kantsi. Kansas XjiimlDer Co. Wliolcsalo end A full PapAI.

aim lail Branch Oflico at McPherson Those iutending to build will do well GO TO "The Old and Reliable" General Merchandise Store of GEE SHAH, for your GROCERIES, DRY GOODS, Clothing, Boots, Shoes, A I 111 I I I I' at Wrt iii'iuib A n'a liiitlt Hi llif u)(l ldf drug Hune, IVn'l fii til llnlMrsj tii) )uULihK fif jiur giititr wLra yu ran buy tt It guoda fur the irsine liionry at W. il. A. WiWi'a, O'dib aid It, It linrc1l. am Kf fallilijj in lilul-.

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A i lii fr hak'T)' lo dil Wi ll III KitllH bllttl lt fiVC Hit! fur i'vnilii un. Pay your tn.nn and n.ive'nulllr, the th! nf time. Orr-i'iibiH will Im H-if pli'd wlihout iiiiinnur liy tur nmnty Ttvauivr for Inxi. Snake limiting the jMipular simiv. ment In Klnxmun county, wcimliiig I The ilrrturg.

We tnidiTour Inrcn-! thitnkitn Min rtogi-r ii Dailey fr nflicc room and mher rourtishiri'ndi red. Mr. Edmund, fur mnie lime pat, enpl-mi In the Union Mill resicueil hi Urn Thnrmlfiy a Utile (lilllrulty hftwi-t-n himself und empluyi ri U'lng the cauw. We are In ii-crlpl of the Buirton Tki.k- riio.vB, publihlied by A. C.

Bowman. Its ndvcrtii-tiig pnlronaeo InuureH it a long life, and it engineer will not let it want fur spicy articles. EUintrood lliv. Mr. Kingery, lately of Ohio, the new pastor of lltn Pnubplerlun church In this city.

He Is a rcry pleasant gentle-man, and we wish him well. Ho will deliver his first Bcrmon one week from to- Wc need a cood mib.lantial rhnrch; why not build one? The school house is not near large enough to hold the congre gation I hat attend, comfortably. Quite a nunilwr have to return home if a little late liecniixe unable to get scats. W. J.

Howard, one of Jiurrton's early settlers and business iv.cn, came down from Dodue City lat Wednesday. Ho If ilouii on business, intending to remain eight cr ten days and purchase a few car loads of grain, vegetables, to take back with him. We have at last got comfortably settled in our new ofliee, our stovepipe adjusted, and everything running smoothly. Our job press and material are here, and from the amount of job work that has been flowing in for the pa.st few days, are not likely to remain idle. The boys at tho Commercial House, last Sunday evening indulged In a little music, vocal and instrumental, selected from "Gospel Hymns." With a little practice they might, we think.give a Sunday school concert.

would sugeest that a hall would be a better place to "practice." We acknowledge the receipt of an invitation to the Masquerade Ball, to be given at Hutchison, Thursday evening. Nov. 28th, '78, at the Court House. Prof.Oakcs' orchestra is to furnisli the music, which is sufficient to insure all that is desired in that line. The committee of arrangements and floor managers wiil, no doubt, have everything "correct." We are authorized to announce that there will be a sociable held at Mrs.

Sones' next Tuesday evening. For further par-ticulars inquire of Miss Matthews or Miss Fraync. We understand that this is the beginning of a series of entertainments of this kind, which wo think will not only be of benefit to Burrton's sociable people but might be classed among the blessings. Neithar of the church societies have seen fit to start anything of this kind. Fred Wiseman, and party returned from Medicine Lodge lust Wednesday and reported a pleasant trip.

While there they were Instrumental In the capture of a couple of horse thievos. The circuui. stance wa3 related to us as follows: Last Saturday night, while at Woodruffs ranch on the Medicine, a couple of men stopped to make enquiries for a couple of horses that had been stolen from thorn near Marshall P. O. in Sedgwick county; soon after they left, Mr.

Gregg, and two of Woodruffs boys came in from a hunt, and hearing the description of the stolen horses decided that they had seen them and started after the owners, who, as soon as they wero overtaken, came back to the ranch and raised a party to look for tho thieves; they were soon found nd proved to be the parties wanted. Had it not been for the interference of a few disinterested parties the thieves would never have been brought to trial in this world, the Mediclue boys being In for sending them to "higher courts." The name of the thieves were given as Tom Vaun, living on the Medicine, and Bill Henry from near Wichita. They were started to Wichita Sunday morning. fit ft S. aeon Builder.

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1 i. tH (ij j'Iieutiiiii, Iti.AClMITUINU, IIOItSIv.SUOKiN'fJ, KTC. t'trm Mithin'ry rrp'timl fa gnwt vrlrr Bfi on thart nutlet. KANSAH, Artamc Porrt Ar CAEPENTEE CIIAKI.KV l'EKKY, Aoistai.t. South Depot Street, IJtirrton, Kansas.

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B. Sample copies may be had from the Publisher of the TK.i.EruoNE, gee ipeciaj offer. 1 ivfirw. Ffifif I I VI 111 Sua Jay in Whn fjhiM J.ir lunrw IxTiulSf than hnuilny. Mr.

fi'le, Wil'itl, Davit and lU ltf, uf Nrwloo, In Mr. W. M. nH fur her Ui'iua In MsUsukni uiiolnj(. I.

Wrigbt lk trip otil i 4 a. far at D1: City, n-tufiihig 1M ftaturdsj nlKht. ihcdny t-t for Thank- giving, mid ilm ewiiiini'iii-'-muitt of on tuiViy. Ojititf ntiinlit-r of ih wi re at Nrwtun l.li Muli lav. It rlglil, keep an il lit.

Mr. W. Murphy lm moved lilt family lulu the dwelling (lrt dmr south of hit livery Mahle, Thsiika to mir nlly aiHiioii agent, Mr. Sweeny, und cleik for aitauce la handling our ofiic furniture, etc. A chlmpudi'J hat licen In town the pat wii relieving the ai Ik which arise from trying lo ware a No.

7 boot on a No foot. Bower hat nmved hi family from Newton thit week, and will be here an lie ran alU'itd to buxiniM personally in the future. The Bunion TKi.Kfiiiisr. I one of the latest phonny additiun to Kansas jutrna lim. A.

C. Bowman is nt the helm. A7f-y Iltpubltcait. Mr. 8.

GillK-rt left for Chicago last Mn. day. expecting to be ahent a week or ten days. Ho leaves his coal yards under the supervision of his Father. A runaway lust Tuesday attracted the attention of the promcnadors more epec ially those who were on tho ground mapped nut by the team as their route.

Mi Laura Parcell commenced teaching In the schoolhouse three miles south of town, lost Monday. The Board may con-gratulate themselves on securing a teacher so well qualified. Mr. Stone, our tonsorlal artist, has con-eluded to close up business here and set sail for California. Wears sorry' to see him go.

No use talking, we can't git along without a barber. The Masons have taken the preliminary steps fur organizing lodge in this city, and ill soon he in working order. This is a good thing for tho city. Hope the Odd Fellows will do likewise. We have concluded to offer the Farmtrt Rrvirro as a premium to the subscribers of the TiiixritoNK.

Every person who pays up one years subscription, will receive a copy of tho Review for one yearre. Mr. E. Gibson believes in "improving each shining hour" and subscribed for the Telephone nnd Farmert Review lie-fore breakfast timo one morning this week. Come on gentleman, wc will receive subscriptions day or night Mr.

Sones is building an addition to his residence on South Depot street. It is intended for a parlor, and will be supplied with a large bay window. Tho work will be done under the supervision of A Perry, who says he is going to do something fine. Cnpt. Fraync, last Thursday week, in try.

ing to burn a fire guard around his farm northwest of town, had a serious time, the fire, us all prairie fires do, became unmanageable, getting nway and doing considerable damage, not only to his own but neighbors property. It was nt large from Thursday evening until Saturday morning, when it as finally put out. Hev. C. T.

Phillips delivered his farewell address last Sunday night, to a crowded house. His sermon was shot and eloquent, and, in conclusion he spoke of his troubles since livins here in the loss of a child of the kindness shone himself aiid family, especially by tho members of other churches, in the last and sad hint's of its life. Ho left last Monday morning for Du- Ouoin. 111. He leaves many warm Irienas who can only regret his departure our loss, but a gain to DuQuoin and perhaps to himself.

The license tax levied on our merchants, to some may seem rather burdensome, but a practical illustration the other day ought to convince them it is not too heavy. Two or three wagon loads of apples were brought into town by parties from another part of the State, and had it not been for the license required for the selling of fruit, in the city, there would have been a loss to our merchants of quite a neat little sum by their selling this fruit some cheaper than our merchants can af ford to sell for; and by the way, we think a car load had been received Just a few days previous by merchauts here. The parlies rather than pa the license drove on to hud a town where the people idn't care about helping to support the town by paying a Incuse and at the same time protect their own interests. Tin and alu-et iron are made at Cu'a. A car hd of agiiii Juat rived at V.

W. "Gkki. will buy tpli-ndld boot and fioin lawyer. lu. A lot of candl- JuH mrired at Sawyer's.

Itf Ladir and children (hoe at prim cost, at 3. II. Mtijui Co'. Ken lliote new good Juat received at J. II.

MyU Co'a, and old at bottom price. Gi.i Hi an, at M. J. Kawjer'a eauh irrorcry hou Give them a roll. Itf Entire Work of Drug and Medlcin.

frrh and new, price, bottom for cah, at North Drug Store. Lot of good for a ragged green-bark dollar, at W.H.&A. Wilson'. For choice groceries and queensware at bottom figure go to 2if J. II.

Mti.rs Jk Co'. A large assortment of grorcrlc at M. J. Snwyors, nt Bed llock price. Call and be convinced.

Itf. For all wool enssimere suit at net cost to make room for other goods, go to 2tf J. II. New Slock of Dry Goods, Clothing and Grocrrir" received daily at Weymouth Gulden'. 2t3- Burrtonlsthe best market for broom corn, and W.

Sone pay the highest pos sible price for it. Evervthins in Ihu hardware line will be found at F. W. Calkin's Co'a. who iilso carry a large stock of stoves.

Live hogs and poultry of all kind wanted. Bring them in and get your money for them. W. Sosks, Burrton. For the best articles in dry goods in endless variety, cheap for cash or country produce, go to ill J.

II. Mvi.es Co. Call nt M.J. Sawyer's Cash Grocery House, if vou want groceries, glassware, stationery, cigars, tobacco, boots and shoes, ic. chejip.

Itf. W. Sones still continues the farm Imple ment business, and will be on hand 4n good seasou with the celebrated "Buckeye." Don't forget It. Those wlio have purchased their goods on time, will please remember their promises and fulfill them. J.

II. Grf.phah. I want all the grain i the land for ship ment, and will pay for it every penny the market will allow. Don't be backward about bringing it in. W.

Sokes. All who are Indebted to me must come up at once and make food theii prom iscs. I do not Intend to be put oft any longer. A word to the wise is sufficient. W.

Sonks. W. H. A. Wilson NORTH SIDE, Burrton, Kansas.

New Store and entire new stock of DRUGS AKD GBOOBB2 32S. Medicines, CHEMICALS, TOILET ARTICLES, Stationery, Paints, Oils, Varnish, Brushes, Glass, Etc. Family rea'jKS and jhysiclan''t preserijMons compounded Kith care. Canued Goods, Dried Fruits, CHOICE Staple an4 Fancy Groceries. Tobbacco, Cigars, etc.

At bottom juices for CASH. Wooden ware of all kinds, Choice Tobacco and Cigars, and in fact everything usually kept in ft First Class Western Merchandising Establishment. Retail Dealers in line of to see us before baying elsewhere. goods. I keep a fall line Books, Centre Street, KANSAS.

MOORE. largest the Vallev. all kinds of Shoes, Etc. KANSAS. Flkkinger Mbrejr, fapa snJ Blattcltl Ssj.

WA00K3 if JDS ASD RSPA1MMB. Especial attention given to plows and other farm machinery. NOBTH BVBBTCK Produce taken in exchange for School Corner Burrton Avenue BUltRTON, HUNT One of the and General Merchandise Houses in We deal in GROCERIES, QUEEIISVARE, DRY GOODS, Boots, We do NOT sell goods Below cost, but try to deal honestly with all of our customers, Call eufl See us before buying elsewhere. BURRTON, All kinds of Furs, Hides, Pelts, BY Fred. Wisemani For which highest cash price will be paid.

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