The Daily Republican from Council Grove, Kansas • 3

GIBSON DAVIDSON are Headquarters for GASOLINE STOVES, Call and See them. DAILY EEPFTJLICAX. To-Day's Programme. 'I he Fair will be open to-day Free admission to all, and all are invited to come and see for themselves. There will be a flue display of needle-work, fancy articles, THURSABY, AP.HIL 17, 1884.

the--Fair Eve ryfcody who YMt Good 2sow plant trees. This week will also want to visit Spread the paint. Taint your fences. Taint your houses. HENSON.

GO The carpenters are all busy. silverware, chromos, paintings, for the lovers of the curious, the useful and the beautiful. The object is a worthy one, the completion of the new Catholic Church, to supply the religious wants and needs of a large section of our community who are devotedly attached to the old 31other Church, and who are struggling nobly to build a Church of Christ, in the name of the Master. Among the attractions of the day and evening will be St. James' Well not the original Jacob's well, but an American idea.

In the evening there will be raffling for a yearling heiier and for a silver castor, to be Fun at the Fair to-night. Attend. Take supper at the Fair to-night. And look through and examine the The circus season will soon be here. Fanners are rushing their spring work.

A new sewing machine tor $18 at the 09 cent store. 3 Stock Goods Largest of Dry Triple plated castors for $3.00 at Simcock Sewcll's. 3 Soda water, pop, and birch beer, at the Grove restaurant. 3 followed by a spirited doll contest. The doll to be awarded under rules and conditions, to be announced, to some one of Morris county's fair Misses.

On Friday and Saturday an admission fee often cents will be charged to defray rent of hall. Programme lor Friday' iu to-morrow morning's paper. In Council Grove. Where you will find the greatest 3Ieal cooked to order at all hours at the Grove restaurant. 3 variety to choose from, and where you will find the prices so low that no one can object Mine patterns to select glas sets from, at Simcock Sewell'a.

3 to them. All the latest patterns oi glassware at Grove restaurant for fresh oranges, and bananas. 3' Simcock Sewcll's. air That doll to be voted away to-night is a daisy. Go and see It.

The finest stock ot candies and nuts in town at the Grove restaurant. 3 Lf every respect in Dry Goods, Clothing and Boots and Shoes, The reason that George Cleek has made another sweeping reducticn in the price of clothing is, that his wife presented him with a fine girl baby on Saturday morning. A happy mau is almost always liberal. This being the busiest time of the year with our farmers, It is hardly expected that many country people will be in attendance at the Fair until Friday and Saturday. Iluy your groceries at SimcocK Sewcll's, the old reliable pioneer firm.

3 Extra copies of the Daily IIefublican can be had at the Fair, or this office. The nicest line of glassware ever brought to the county at Simcock Sewell's. 3 liuy that hard-working wife of yours an sewing machine at the cent store.3 iDTXZMZZMI, Dealer in REGULATOR. REGULATOR. The prospect for wheat was never better, Is the universal opinion of those who know.

E. A. Munseil, ol the Pittsburg Smeller, was made a happy "dad" last Monday. It's a girl. THE HOUSE THAT KNOWS P2 COMPETITION I IHMIRNmiRF Delays Dangerous Coxsie Tills "Weels.

It is rumored, and it is a fact, that the Regulator is underselling all other firms in Morris county. We will oIFer special bargains this week in all lines of Marshal Fleming means business this fast driving on Main street must and will be stopped. im Among the proposed fashions oi the coming spring is one to have divorce certificates trimmed with crape. Come, boys; chip in the vote3 for that doll, and make the bright eyesot some little girl glisten with delight. Smoke the celebrated "John McCuIlough" cigar.

Many other choice brands ol cigars Sill 3 at the Grove restaurant. M. Schultheis is enlarging and remodeling his storeroom, ana otherwise preparing for his usual big spring trade. The resthetic's luncheon times 2 22 2 to 2 2 to 2 too. But don't forget to go and take supper at the Fair to-night.

Why don't the young men ol the Grove organize a base ball club; there is plenty of material here to make a good nine. Mou din Wall Paper, Curtains, Sewing Machine Supplies. CAPS, BOOTS AND SHOES; At prices that no other house in the county can duplicate. AVe have the largest and most complete stock in Council Grove to select from. Having a "buyer in the east buying for three stores and "buying in such large quantities, enables us to sell goods to consumers at such low prices that no other house can match.

Prices that will level your mind on the subject of genuine bargains. We are the live pioneers who live down to rock bottom. We can afford to sell you goods cheaper than credit houses, for we doirt have to add an extra profit make up for long time or bad debts. Call this week and give our Stock and Prices a critical inspection and secure some of the greatest bargains you ever saw or heard tell of. OTle Onl-y Casli So-ase In HEorrls Oo-ULrt37.

There is a great deal of building going on in the country, which indicates that our farmers arc on the top wave of prosperity. If real estate around town goes much higher, lightning rods will have to be put on top of it to protect it from I-eing struck. The only bath rooms in the city are at YViegand's Tonsorial Parlors, one door east of Grove restaurant. Hot or cold, twenty-five cents. 3 or BEACH STOCKEK, Council Grove, Kan.

Main Store, Morris, 111, Branch Store, Clay Center, Kan. Advertising pays in every way. An Iowa man, who advertises extensively, was thereby lately discovered by his he had deserted several years ago. For a first-class shave, shampoo, hair-cut or bath, remember AViegand's Tonsorial Parlors Is the place to get them. One door east of the Grove restaurant.

Charges very reasonable. 3 Go and take a good bath, either hot or cold, at Wiegaud'a Tonsorial Parlors, It will only cost you the low sum of twenty-five cents. 3 as Si 3 5 -t SIIOES Og 4 CD 3 D. C. "Webb's cheap clothing.

D. C. Webb's cheap dry goods. D. C.

"Webb's cheap millinery. D. C. Webb's cheap boots and shoes. 3 D.

C. Webb's cheap hats and caps. GO TO Q-P- t-t- SCOTT ESTLI1T. We Observe That real estate still continues to advance in the Grove. That dudes have gone out of fashion there isn't one iu town.

That now is the time when live business men plant their spring advertlsmenta the papers. That things in Council Grove arc assuming the shape of au immense building boom. That the dear little creatures who have had "a love of a bonnet" all winter, will soon be looking for "a duck of a That the busy housewife will soon wrestle with the tender house plant, turn lrini out of doors and tell him to grow up with the country and become rosy-cheeked. That new comers are flocking iuto this county daily every train brings in many land-seekers, as a rule, they are well-to-do families who intend to make Morris their future home. 1 "iEK 15 6 5 D.

C. Webb's cheap dry goods. D. C. ebb's cheap clothing.

1. C- Webb's cheap millinery. D. C. "Webb's cheap boots and shoes.

C. "Webb's cheap hats and caps. 3 Xow is the time of year when farmers need to lay in. their supply ot milk pans. milk buckets, and the 00c store is just the place to get thrm at unheard ot low prices, Call on Coulter and be convinced.3 For the best brands of cigars and tobaccos, do not fail to call on George Downing, at Wiegand's Tonsorial Parlors, one door east of the Grove restaurant.

Among his best cigars are the "Atlantic' cheroots, first-class smokers. 3 6 CPq p- CD CD 1 WW IMKlEftSE STOCK OF t3 Boot La lioe CO 52. 1 CD CD fed c-- XJ1 CD CD r- 3 E. 15. Dabncy has a nice line of clocks, watches, jewelry, plated ware, eye glasses, spectacles and fancy goods, good as the best, cheap as the cheapest.

Come aud see them. The County Commissioners have had the court house grounds plowed and are planting them to trees. From their size we should judge that the commissioners intend them to grow up with the country. mm mm- Taint makes a house look fresh and bright. The G-iesecke Boot AND The H.

S. Burr Goods. and See Us.Jgl SCOTT ESTLIN. During the re-building of the old Spencer drug store block, Frank E. Upton can be lound in the YV'atkins building, west of the big iron bridge, where he is ready and willing at all times to sell you choice larming lands or loan you money on your real estate or chattel securities.

Frank is a pleasant and agreeable gentleman, and callers are sure to be treated courteously. Who ever saw a first-class auctioneer that wasn't affable Give Colonel Upton a call. PUBE EBED LIGHT BHAHIIAS. EOGS FOB SALE. C.

W. TALMADGE. Council Grove. Kan. ESOTDJ STOCK OF MEN'S, YOUTHS', BOYS' AND CHILDREN'S HAS THE LARGEST, BEST AND ONLY COMP Ready Made Clothing, Furnishing Goods, Hats, Gloves, Duck Goods, Rubber Slickers and Gossamer Coats and Caps, Trunks, "Valises and Umbrellas in the County.

Ye cordiallv invite all who visit the town during the Catholic Fair to inspect our stock, if only for pastime, None but straight; honest fabrics placed upon our counters, and they sold for less money than you can buy a lower grade for from others. Square Dealing and Low Selling, is our motto and shall be strictly adhered to. A call will be-appreciated. CtfEO. Manager..