Simpson Siftings from Simpson, Kansas • 4

Rome.Sept. 1 from Paler Get your letter heads printed at this Simpson Siftings mo regarding the progress of the office. imoson Lumber Oomoanv cholera show a distressing state of Get your envelojs printed at this HOI K. KIMI, 1 affairs prevailing there. Thirty thous office.

S1MTSCN, Mitchell KANSAS and persons have lied Yom the city All the shops are closed, and the street Get your sale bills printed at this are almost deserted: There is a great scaraitv of ft od and water. The One Dwllnr hhI I'll iita Yeiir. office. Get all of your Job Printing don at this office. Thursday Sept.

24, 1825. Call at the office if you want to Have recently bought a large stock of both subscribe for any paper in the Unitei t'tih Hit I'll ic States. Alfved Simpson is in Kansas City lnnni inserted in these column will' be ctiarjrod at the rate of 5c 1 ur line lor cw ch this week looking after the interest insertion, una win ueinsenuu uuuiuiunui the different firms which he represents T. C. Knisrht.

of Milo. talks of coming here and buying the black smith shop. He is said to be a good How was the show? Eggs are worth 15c. See Burt Lyon's ad. Advertise your wants.

The pay car came in Tuesday. workman. epidenrc increasing with frightful rapidity. '1 he sanitary officials are attack" i by the people. Every time they attempt to disinfect where the disease exists they meet with difficulty in earring on their work.

New Vi-rk, September 21. health officers are making every effort to discover the source of the sudden outbreak of the small pox in the Grand street tenement, and to stop it before it gains much headway. On Saturday night, Wm. Owens, a child, was found ill with the disease, and removed to the hospital. Next door, Mrs.

Mary Radcliff was found covered with eruption, and also removed to the hospital. In Brooklyn to-day. Mrs. Quinn and her baby were found suffering from the disease and taken to the hospital. They lived on Grand street, in this city opposite the house occupied by the child Owens, Two papers for the price of one Read the American Farmer advertise merit and profit by the offer that is Disney returned from K.C.Salurdav made therein.

Lew Morse was on our streets Tues This office has just received a new invoice of type and stationary, and is day. Farmers are week. wheat this LUMBER AT LOW PRICES! We propose to give our customers the ben- i i prepared to turn out first-class Job work. Give us a call. ent or our bargains.

Attend the fair at Asherville to morrow. School has been puf off another week on account of Mr. Brewer's WE WILL XOT BE UNDERSOLD J. S. Lyon made a flying trip to the brother being so low with fever as to and the woman Radcliff.

capital, Sunday. need his constant care. Rathbun has erected a new barn Give us a Simpson Lumbsp a. Go to Disney's and bv a can of SimiHMMi Loral 9Inrkftn. near his dwelling.

Swoyer's baking powder; you stand a Cattle, per $3.50 to Flour, Simpson Mills, 1.73to2.50 Hogs, 3.00 to 8.75 chanee of drawing a fine silver plated Thos. Clark and Fred Wanzer went pitcher. Every can warranted. to Beloit Tuesday. Chickens, per 1.50 to 2.

25 Eggs, 15 The second annual convention of Mr. Weir's family a rived at this Butter, 10 Corn, bushel, 20 to 24 Rye, 42to00 place last Saturday. the Kansas Equal Suffrage Association will be held at Salina, Wednes Wheat. 55 to 70 Ray Lyon took in the sights of day and Thursday, Oct. 28 and 29 Oata, 18to2 Potatoes 1 50 to 00 Delphos last Sunday.

iSSs. Come to the furniture store and Asherville fair commenced. Wednes get a bed stead for $3. day. The attendance was fair for the A Dim.

Thuje kixowtng themselves indebted Ed. Miller, of Delphos, was 'round first day. It is expected that to-day to me will donfer a favor bv callingand and to-morrow the crowd will be settling immediately. I want to close immense. on our streets, Tuesday.

Rev. H. R. Goldin, ofMilo.was in town last Friday doing business. my books as I am at an- expense of Many of the inhabitants of Simpson waiting.

Respectfully, W. Y. Sams. and surrounding country attended You can buy calicos at four cents a yard at Simpson Disney Cos. 4-paw's show at Beloit Monday and of course saw the elephant.

A number Notice. We, the undersighned, having sold Steps are being taken to incorporate saw snakes. Ijiabto as a Lily Ul luc umu nasa. our stock of marchandise to Foote Mr. and Mrs.

Lee Morse were in town Saturday. Lee was on a land Mr. Fleshman will move into his new house on Mr. Edward's farm this Wilcox take this oppertunity to ask all those who' are indebted to us to call and settle their accounts at once, as trade with Ellis Mackie, but, for some reason, they were unable to think alike, I 7: Mr. Foote of the firm is going to leave week.

The K. C. Evening Star has a new' dress and presents a much improved make up. for California soon. Hog cholera is still traveling south Yours i 'Foote, Austin a Co.

ward. We have heard of sonle cases south of the river. It seems to be ex-tremely fatal." Almost every hog, that Lew White contemplates a trip' to i old Massachusetts about the first of is taken sick, dies. Public Sale. At of the undersigned, James Robertson brought in a pai four miles south-west' of Coursen's Grove, and three miles north of Milo, fuJl of fine tomatoes yesterday next.

month. J. M. Dl Rathbun and Mr. Vaughn went to Beloit Wednesday on business.

1 i Fred Billings, who has in 0 made the heart of the printer glad, on Tuesday, October 6, iSS5, I will Mr. R. has raised a large quantity of offer for sale, at io o'clock A. 6o this kind of fruit this yeaf. I head of cattle, consisting of milk cows, WE WILL MAKE SPECIAL On dry goods, furnishing goods, notions, yarns, dress goods, cashmeres, ladies', misses' and childrens' tight fitting newmarkets and Russian circulars, all new and delightful.

Misses' hose very cheap, ladies1 all wool hose, 35 cents only. Hats, caps and boys cheap all wool suits and as many fancy notions as the trade demands at low Some choice canton flannel, extra heavy, at 9c a yard; some choice red flannel, extra heavy, at 25c a yard; some choice white flannel all wool, rextra heavy, at 40c a yard; some choice all wool dress flannel at 75c and $1 a some choice sheep's gray yarn at 75c per pound; some choice yarns at 65c, a ponndja fine assortment ofSaxion yarn at 15c a sljein; a nice lot of opera flannel. A good assor- tment of carpet warps; new ginghams at 10c, here- tofore sold at '1 2c. 1 5 Good grades of muslin at 7c a yard; good janes at 25c a yard. Boots, shoes and rubber good.

Nice i assortment in this We will pay highest prices for any produce tve can Eggs, 15c a dozen this week. A complete assortment of J. and Y. Mea- kins' English Stone China ware, both in common and luster band. We will be pleased to have you call on us at any time.

Respectfully. 1 SIMPSON, DISNEY CO. calves, steers, and one i-vear-old bull; Mrs. Sellick returned yesterday from the wild west for the past 10 months, 1 Lewis Co's header; i grain drill. has returned.

i. visit with mends and relatives at i 1 1 She also visited- the "Great Spirit Springs, near Cawker City, and Terms: A credit of six months, on stock, and one year on machinery, will be given, at io per cent interest, with approved security. M. F. Loy.

reports an enjoyable W. H. Fletcher is doing the: pump ing for the fair at Asherville, with the armers' Eclipse windmill. He de INTERESTING TO BOTH SEXES. Any man or woman making less clares he will sell something than Billy Sams will be after.

you jwith a sharp stick if you don't call and settle that account. 1 Mrs. Harlow Barnum' wasi buried last Sunday. She leaves a babe about two weeks old. 1 By bills printed at this office, we learn of a public sale at Mr.

enning's place on Oct 3rd. When you come to town bring your eggs. Simpson merchants are paying a big price this week. fifty mills during fiair time. than $40 weekly should try our easy moneymaking business.

We want Last week Mr Kirk' who lives on Agents for our celebrated Madame E. M. Stack's place, six, miles south Dean Spinal Supporting Corset; also, our Spinal Supporter, Shoulder Brace, of town, left a sample of Johnson grass at our office. It measured about eight feet and is said to be one of the and Abdominal Protector Combined for Men and Boys. No experience required.

Four orders per day give the Agent $150 monthly. Our Agents best pasture grasses in the vorld. report four to twenty sales daily. outfit free. Send at once for full Henry Johnson's child, about 18 months old, was taken sick Sunday and died Wednesday.

The acerage of wheat sown this fall particulars. State sex. 49-10 Lewis Schiele 390 Broadway, New York. will not be more that fifty per cent, of I have found, "Abdison," that the men who are most found of the ladies, who cherish for them the highest are seldom the most popular with thesex; Men of great assurance, whose tongues are hung Hghtly, who supply the place of ideas, and place corhpliments in the room of sentimen, are their favorites. However time makes many The ladies see their miVtake, and are as.

wise in their jcr 1 the usual amount put in. Oh, say, have you seen those dandy Jjoys' suits, all worstered for only $6, at the old firm, S.f D. Co. Mr. and Mrs.

Peterson, of Ottawa, county, passed through town yesterday en route for Asherville. pre erences, as they were when they Simpson Disney Co. have got st0PPed Wg Pr Baking Powder, the nicest line of glass lamps in the and bought DeLand's Chemical market. Prices from 25 cents to $125. Baking Powder.

Hardware at Simpson, Shanks Co's..