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The Daily Republican from Council Grove, Kansas • 3

The Daily Republican from Council Grove, Kansas • 3

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Council Grove, Kansas
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GIBSOEf DAVIDSON are Headquarters for GASOLINE STOVES Call and See them. DAILY BEPl Fair sthe SATURDAY, APIJIL 19, 1884. YeryMy who. Yisit This week will also want to visit The stone columns for P. S.

Jones' new building were brought over Thursday evening from Rettiger's quarry at Strong City. They are daisies. mm 2fow, when you want that house insured, do net forget that Frank E. Upton can give yon bettir rates than any other insurance man in the county. It Col.

F. E. Upton, our ever popular auctioneer, was among the most active workers at the Fair, Thursday night, a courtesy which was duly appreciated. The fair dealing land agent, Frank E. Upton, has the beet bargains in farms of any real estate man in the county, a fact which all should bear in mind.

It Well, Good-bye, For this time; We'll see you again In the pleasant autumn, When the pumpkin ripens, And our country cousin Comes to the county fair To see the fat stock and big corn, And the cay and festive wheel of fortune. M. HBIBOl CO 9 And look through and examine the Talmadge says he has now got the bulge on the hens. He has just received a twelve dozen eg? incubator, and will furnish any number of thorougbred Brahmas to order. largest 1 Stock of Dry Good For a first-class shave, shampoo, hair-cut or bath, remember Wiegand's Tonsorial Parlors Is the place to get them.

One door ea6t of the Grove restaurant. Charges very reasonable. 3 But don't forget to clean up those alleys. City Telegraph office is at Richter's drug store. It Paints and oils at the Green Tree drug store.

It A new Invoice of organs at the 99 cent store. It Our lumber yards are doing a booming business. A new sewing machine for $18 at the 99 cent store. 3 Triple plated castors for $3.00 at Simcock Seweirs. 3 mm Only Tresb, pure drugs at the Green Tree drugstore.

It The warm rains have started vegetation with a jump. mm The plover and curlew have been here for some lime. What we need now is settled weather, and plenty of it. Grove restaurant for fresh oranges, lemons and bananas. 3 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. D. C. Webb's cheap dry goods. D.

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

D. C. Webb's cheap boots aud shoes. C. Webb's cheap hats and caps 3 Hi tmmm A heavy thunder shower came up last night about 7 o'clock, the heaviest of the season, and thinking the cane contest would not take place, we staid no than until 9 o'clock.

Notwithstanding the huavy storm, quite a larrc number were attendance, and a number of fancy articles were awarded by vote. There was considerable talk of the cane contest taking place to-night, the conclusion of which we had learned on going to press, was true. In every respect in Dry Goods, Clothing and Boots and Shoes. 3J0 KS. TwrrBgTR3rn-R3r rgs.

TSO Meals cooked to order at all hours at the Grove restaurant. 3 2sine patterns to select glass sets from, at Simcock Seweirs. 3 You can get an elegant supper at the Fair to-night lor 25 cents. All the latest patterns of glassware at Simcock Seweirs. 3 REGULATOR KMTIEP REGULATOR.

THE HOUSE THAT KNOWS NO COMPETITION I Coulter is adding a neat little porch to the rear of the 99a store. 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 If fok I GO TO pk (I SCOTT ESTLIlT If you do not visit the Fair to-day, you'll always wished you had. mm For loans on real estate or chattel securities, call on F. E.

Upton. It C. W. Talmadge is building an addition to his cottage on Murray Hill. There are quite a number of new houses going up in Sample's addition.

mn mm We have had the showers and are now gathering the April sunshine. mm mm The finest stock ol candies and nuts In town at the Grove restaurant. 3 Buy your groceries at Simcock A Seweirs, the old reliable pioneer firm. 3 mk mm I I sSESiV 'i GAPS, BOOTS AUD SHOES, IMMENSE STOCK OF Dr. Painter's residence, on Murray Hill, will seon be ready for occupancy.

The Hartford, the llowe and the Singer sewing machines at the 99 cent store. It The nicest line of glassware ever brought to the county at Simcock Sewell's. 3 Buy that hard-working wife of yours an 8 sewing machine at the 99 cent store.3 Boot hoe At prices that no other house in the county can duplicate. We have the iargest 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 rock bottom. We can afford to sell you goods cheaper than credit houses, for we don't have to add an extra profit 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 aw or heard tell of. Tixe Om.l3r Gasli House in 3oxrI CovLan.t3r- The Giesecke Boot AND Physicians prescriptions carefully compounded at the Green Tree drug store.

It Wonder how it Is that the 99c store can sell such fine croquet sets for 99 cents? It Houses to rent are scarcer than heu's teeth, and rent Is away up beyend reason. mmn mm Frank Lower is sodding and otherwise beautifying the grounds about his residence. The only man we know of who loans money on chattel securities Is Col. Frank E. Upton.

It mm m-mam- You should be sure and go to the Fair today and cast a vote for your favorite for the gold watch. BEACH OTrOCJfOSir Council Gtrove, Knn Main Store, Morris, 111, Branch Store, Clay Center, Kan. The H. S. Burr Goods.

2FCall and See Us.cxS SCOTT ESTLIN. IF1- B. TJPT02ST, Soda water, pop, and birch beer, at the restauraut. 3 at the 2 uo ana iase a good nath, either hot or cold, at Wiegand's Tonsorial Parlors. It Ice cream, the first of the season, Grove restaurant.

Grove will only cost you the low sum ot twenty five cents. 3 When you want anything in the drug line, call on Dr. Trowbridge, at the Green Tree druj? store. It When a Skiddy girl wants her fellow to go home, she takes down her back hair. White City girls take off their shoes.

Par-kerville girls say, "Dearest, as you have the cattle to fodder in the morning, you may unclasp me." Dunlap girls say, '-Old boy. you are neither corralled nor lassoed, go when you get ready." Kelso girls are more practical, they simply say, 'Sonny, time's up git!" And Council Grove girls say, That's the toot of the Salina early For the convenience of our citizens, the City Telegraph office' has been locateu at llichtcr'a drug store. It BUYS AND SELLS REAL ESTATE, The followiug interesting bit of news is a clipping from the Atchison county (Mo.) Journal Angus McDonald, the well-known "tramp" was interviewing our business men on Thursday. He is about to reform, as he is to be married to Miss Katie Ilightly, of Council Grove, May 21. We are always nervous when we are carrying a ten cent cigar around there are so many men who have the habit of going through your upper vest that we feel a good deal like the county treasurer passing- through Emporia en-route to Topeka to make his annual settlement.

If you wish to purchase anything, no matter what, first look over our advertising columns and see the many bargains there displayed by the live business men of the -AND- Smoke the celebrated "John McCullough" cigar. Many other choice brands of cigars 3 at the GroTe restaurant. Fishing time is here and we have noticed quite a number wending their way toward the banks of the classic Neosho with rod and line, but have not seen any remarkable strings of fish as yet. Stern parents should remember when on the eve of flogging their boys for smoking, that every newspaper in the land is authority for the assertion that Ladies approve of your smoking Little Joker." E. IJ.

Dabney has a nice line of clocks, watches, jewelry, plated ware, eye glasses, spectacles and fancy goods, god as the best, cheap as the clieapest. Come and see them. 3 mm 9, mM Now is the time of year when farmers need to lav in their supply ot milk pans, milk buckets, and the 09c store is just the place to get them at unheard of low prlces, Call on Coulter and be convinced.3 mu 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. D.

C. Webb's cheap hats and caps. For the best brands of cigars and tobaccos, do not fail to call on Gecrge 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 Kennedy Stone's camp of R.

It. graders has moved to the new town of Herrington, 23 miles west on the T. S. W. LOANS MONEY ON THE SAME, Also Loans Money on Chattel- Securities.

The hour was twilight and the lustre ot the 6tars grew bnghtei in the gathering darkness, he pressed his lips to the forehead of the beautiful woman who stood beside him and said tenderly "When will you consent to name the day of our union, darling to let the wings of my imagination rest?" And she answered, nestling her cheek against his shoulder: "When you buy one of those beautiful, but cheap, wedding suits of G. W. Cieek at the Chicago Clothing house, my own. Then will I name the day." It is needless to add that he called on Mr. Cleek before breakfast yesterday morning, and next week's Republican will announce the marriage of two lalthful and loving nearts.

1 New Music. "When the Pansies Come Again. and I waltz." "Little Gussie waltz." "Time will Roll the Clouds Away." "Leave Me Not in Anger." "Apple Blossom song and dance." And a number of other new and choice selections of music at the 99 cent store. It Grove, and always bear In mind that liberal advertisers are liberal dealers. They are are the men to trade with, for you are sure of your money's worth every time.

9 mm An experienced druggist and physician, who was Yisitmg in our city several days this week, was heard to'make the remark that Council Grove had one of the best prescription clerks in the State. Upon inquiring of him who it was, we learned tnat it was none other than the genial Dr. W. D. Clark.

We'll leave you to guess who it was, Doc. mm Household Coods Sale To-Day. F. E. Upton will sell the following household goods at public sale to-day (Saturday) on Main street, at 2 o'clock p.

Cook stove and utensils, one safe, one table, 27 yards ol carpet, one lot of dishes and other household jrooJs. It The only bath rooms in the city are at Wiegand's Tonsorial Tarlors, one door east of Grove restaurant. Hot or cold, twenty-five cents. 3 To look at the nicely spread tables at the Fair, done by Mrs. P.

J. Riley and Mrs. Clark, is enough to make a person hungry, even after eating a hearty meal at home. The time for the issuance of bonds to the Topeka, Salina Western, expires June 5. Of course, it is.

plain that the road cannot be built within that time. We understand that the company designs asking for from a four to six months' extension agreeing to pay the expenses of a special election. Satisfaction guaranteed as an Auctioneer. Charges reasonable. Will attend to all sales in city and country.

Office in Spencer's old building. F. E. UPTON. M.

Schultheis has. without doubt, the finest line of groceries and green coffees in the citv, a new invoice of wnich he has just received. lie has just opened a new line of sugars and canned goods, to which he Invites special attention. 2, SaitHa Journal. HAS THE LARGEST, BEST.

AND ONLY: COMPLETE STOCK OF MEN'S, YOUTHS', BOYS' AND CHILDREN'S Ready Made Clothing, Furnishing Goods, Hate, Gloves, Duck Goods, Rubber Slickers and Gossamer Coats and Caps. Trunks, "Valises and TJxxibrellas in the County. We cordially invite all who visit the town during the Catholic Pair 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 LowBelling, is our motto and shall be strictly adhered to.

A call will be appreciated. you buy grade.

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Years Available:
1884-1884