The Daily Republican from Council Grove, Kansas • 3

GIBSON DAVIDSON are Headquarters for GASOLINE STOVES, Call and See them. DAILY REPUBLICAN. 11941 UIUUqCSj AC 111" ons and bananas. 3 FRIDAY, APRIL, 18, 1884. the Fair YeiyLody who Yisit Grass is growing slowly.

This week will also want to visit The thanks ol theFair lades are extended to Mr. O. II. Coulter for the free use of one of his excellent organ which adds greatly to the attractions of ea ch evening. Although the rain came down in torrents last night it did not keep the people away from the Fair, as a goodly number were in attendance long before 8 o'clock, O.

S. Munsell, of the Republican, took the two o'clock train this morning for Lawrence, where he was selected as one of tbe judges in the State Collegiatii Rhetorical contest. Everybody seems to bare the measles. Oats are about all sowed, and coming up nicely. Jos.

Gaum is here from Strong City at the Fair. M. HBNS'ON CO Anew sewing machine lor $13 at the 09 cent store. 3 9 M. Schultheis has.

without doubt, the finest line of groceries and green coffees in the city, a new invoice of wnich he has And look through and examine the Triple plated castors for 3.00 at Simcock SewelPs. 3 Book and map agents are getting alarmingly numerous. Soda water, pop, and birch beer, at the Grove restaurant. 3 just received. He has just openc sd a new largest Stock of Dry.

Good. Meals cooked to order at all hours at the Grove restaurant. 3 You can get an elegant supper at the Fair to-night lor 25 cents. Ice cream, the first of the season, at the Grove restaurant. 2 In Council Grove.

Where you will find the greatest variety to choose from, and where you will find the prices so low that no one can object to them. patterns to eelect glass bets from, at Simcock Seweirs. 3s line of sugars and canned goods, to which he invites special attentiou. 2 As to-morrow morning's issue ol tbe Daily Republican will be the last, we shall print a much larger edition th an heretofore in anticipation of the large number of people that is expected to be in town. Therefore bring in your business early to-day.

Five cents a line per day. 1 In ibe raffle for the yearling heifer last niht, Phil. E. Knaubcr, of East Council Grove, held the lucky number. One hundred chances, at 25 cents each, were sold.

The plush allium was drawn by Rev. Angelus. But the most ineresting contest of the evening was the voting for the dolls. Miss Hattie Smith, an uncommonly bright little girl, received 301 votes, and got first choice. Pretty little May McLoon received the next highest number, 242, and was awarded a most beautiful doll.

The contest for the gold-headed cane takes place to-night. All the latest patterns ol glassware at Simcock Sewell's. 3 IiiiiHifejr slit afcisurte Farmers arc rapidly preparing their ground for planting. Several young ladies came up from ilart-lord to attend the Fair. In every respect in Dry Goods, Clothing and Boots and Shoes.

The fine shower of last evening will -be of grand benefit to our farmers. The finest stock ol candies and nuts in town at the Grove restaurant. 3 "W- Dealer in REGULATOR MAT REGULATOR. 0B March is paying April back those borrowed days, all in one payment. Buy jour groceries at SimcocK the old reliable pioneer firm.

3 Extra copies of the Daily Republican can be bad at the Fair, or this office. The St. James "Well, at the Fair, is a source of much amusement to many. Blue grass lawns are covered with a soft carpet of green, very inviting to the eye. Hugh liarvey came over from Strong City yesterday, and will be in attendance at the Fair.

instil THE HOUSE THAT KNOWS NO COMPETITION 1 Delays are Dangerous. Come This TKTeels. It is rumored, and it is a fact, that the Regulator is underselling all other firms in Morris county. We will offer special bargains this week in all lines of The only bath rooms in the city arc at Wiegand's Tonsorial Parlors, one door east of Grove restaurant. Hot or cold, twenty-five cents.

3 Court commerces next Monday, the 21st inat. There arc 73 cases on the docket, three of which are criminal. For a first-class shave, shampoo, hair-cut or bath, remember Wiegand's Tonsorial Parlors Is the place to get them. One door east of the Grove restaurant. Charges very reasonable" 3 ft a a a Sewing Mouldings, Wall Paper, Curtains, Machine Supplies.

CAPS, BOOTS AND SHOES; At prices that no other house in the county can duplicate. We have the largest and most complete stock in Council Grove 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 rook bottom.

We can afford to sell you goods cheaper than credit houses, for we don't have to add an extra prolit to 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. D. C. "Webb's cheap dry goods.

D. C. "Webb's cheap clothing. D. Webb's cheap millinery.

D. C. "Webb's cheap boots and C. "Webb's cheap hats and caps. 3 Now Is the time of year when farmers need to lay in their supply ol milk pans, milk buckets, and the 99c store is just the place to get them at unheard ol low prices, Call on Coulter and be convinccd.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, lirst-class smokers. 3 BEACH STOCKER, Council Grove, Knit. Main Store, Morris, 111, Br anch Store, Clay Center, Kan. E. B.

Dabncy has a nice line of clocks, watches, jewelry, plated ware, eye glasses, spectacles and fancy goods, good as the beet, cheap as the cheapest. Come and see them. Pic-nic time will soon be here, and tte same old story of the same young man with the same linen pants and the same custard pie will start on its same annual tour through the same country papers, with considerable sameness. in Go and take a good bath, either hot or cold, at Wiegand's Tonsorial Parlors. It will only cost you the low sum of twenty-fire cents.

3 ui si There has been my amount of kicking among farmers about the sulky plow frauds. It is safest if you want any farm implements to go to lleaston Sims and get them, aud thereby avoid travellug buy of your home dealer. -t OS 4 CD CD 9 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. If GO TO SCOTT ESTLI a- cr r. mm. CD gcre If anyone of our readers has a balky horse, let him wrap about a teaspoonlul ol red pepper in a piece ol tissue paper.

"When he refuses to pull, clap it into his mouth. He will look somewhat surprised, to be sure, but he will buckle down and pull with tremendous energy. Try it, once. A gang of swindlers are pa.ssiug through some portions ol the country selling "new variety or seed oats" at $10 per bushel, and executing a guarantee to purchase of the farmer all he can raise ol the seed sown at the same price per bushel next fall. They convince the larmer that he can just as well e'ear lrom $200 to 400 out or a 10 investment as not.

4 hi CD CD in C3 IMMENSE STOCK OF erg The nicest line of glassware ever brought to the county at Simcock Sewell's. 3 Immigrant teams pass through town almost daily. As a rule, the teams are well conditioned and the owners intelligent, with money to buy farms. Buy that hard-working wife of yours an sewing machine at the 09 cent store.3 The careless farmers are now raking tbe dirt and debris off their farm implements that were left standing in the fields last fall, and are astonished to find that they are entirely unfit for service, and denounce the implement men as frauds. Smoke the celebrated "Johu McCullough" cigar.

Many other choice brands of cigars at the Grove restaurant. 3 "Do you know you arc quite witty?" said one of our bright young ladies to a remarkably stupid fellow at the Catholic Fair last nighl, who invariably poked bis finger at every object he spoke of. Why er-er, I don't know what makes you think so?" Because, you are so pointed in your remarks was the smiling response. lio 5 Boots es p-. -a S-i CD CD The G-iesecke Boot AND The H.

S. Burr Goods. and See Us.JH Thursday night of last week Marshal J. B. Fleming had his hands quite full, chasing and jugging three rough characters who had imbibed too much rlO-rod." But about 8 o'clock that night, while the marshal was on the look-out for more offenders, the friends of the first three went to the jail, broke the lock and let them out, when the whole outfit immediately skipped the town.

As we said yesterday, John means business, and offensive carousing 53 CD 33 ri' rrr. PUBE BBSS LIGHT BBAHMAS. EQQS FOR S-AJLE- C. W. TALMADGEi Connoil Grove, Kan.

SCOTT ESTLIK. The poor leljow feels Hatterea ei must also be stopped. JOCPIHIISB- YOUTHS', BOYS' AND CHILDREN'S MEN'S, HAS THE LARGEST, BEST AND ONLY COMPLETE STOCK OF Readv Made Clothing Purnisliing Goods, Hats, Gloves, Duck Goods, Rubber Slickers and Gossamer Coats and Caps, Trunks, valises axxci .1, olio -Pir to insect our stock if only for pastime. None but straight, honest fabrics placed upon -our counters, and they sold for less We cordially invite all who visit the town during fJf Selling, is our motto and shall be strictly adhered to. A call, will be appreciated.

money than you can buy a lower grade foi from other, fequaie ueaiin. an KE0. W. (KliTSEK, Ha linger..