The Danville Courant from Danville, Kansas • 5

lLOUKINO MlI.I" Another fine Friday morning. THE DANVILLE COURANT G. T. FEAST, G. T.

Feast, of Harper, was in town DEALER IN The cilizcus of Danvillo and vlci nity have the assurance that a commodious Flomins Mill will soon bo erected Thursday. LOCAL NEWS. Dave Ulubaugh returned from Okla here. Mr. A.

P. Butler, who was the Sowing Machines. Pianos, Organs homa on Sunday. guest of our teemed citizen, Ml'. P.

Fall is here. 5 J. W. Wilson shipped a car-load of Cool weather. Massey a fortnight ago, has made a proposition which our people cannot SHEET MUSIC AND MUSICAL MERCHANDISE.

O. T. Fulton moved to Lis claim on wheat from here this week. S. A.

Van Kirk, county superintendent, was in town on Tuesday. pfford to reject. Mr. Butler has verb Tuesday. ally agreed to erect a substantial build' lng, and operate with three run of Capt Woods will soon have his house Mr.

McKee, of the Harper Sentinel, enclosed. burrs, providing the enterprise is ac corded the same favor that former mil S. A. Van Kirk appears In this issue and wife, was in town Sunday. F.

P. Frivett, our sheriff, was In town on Thursday and made us a call. projects have received. Capt. Woods with a law card.

ALL KINDS OF SEWING MACHINE ATTACHMENTS AND SUPPLIES CONSTANTLY ON HAND. JJMachive Repairing Promptly attended toJ SOLE AGENTS for Story Camp.and Estey Organs. East side Central Avenue. HARPER, KANSAS. A.

J. LAMAR AND SON, DEALERS IN who by the way, is alive to the inter Strangers are in town every day ests of Danville, has received more E. A. Tibbetts has moved into the than seven hundred dollars subscrip house recently vacated by O. P.

Fulton. Danville now has as good a dry goods tion in two days canvassing, and he thinks he will have 110 difficulty in raising one thousand dollars, the amount heretofore offered to such an looking for locations. Cora huskers will have to carry a ladder to reach the ears. Notice the professional card of Dr. C.

S. Lloyd, of Harper, in this issue. The Danville string hand made some fine music on the streets Monday and clothing store as can be found in the county. Edgar Brain, of the Danvill Corn- enterprise. Mr.

Butler is amply able Furnituro and Farm Machinery, to build the mill without aid, but like most enterprises that the people ask ant visited Anthony for a tew hours on Monday, and called on his first love, for, a bonus is asked. No better loca the Republican. Anthony Republican. tion can be found for a good flouring John Moffett came up from the mill and we hope to see the projectors J. S.

Eothwell, of Harper, passed The Furniture Department in all styles and grades, tjgether'wlth a full l'ne of Carpets Also A complete assortment of Collins, Caskets and Robes. Hearse always in attendance. Farm Machinery Department consists of Plows, Mowers, Hay-rakes, Presses, Stackers and Aultman Taylor Thresher, Hain Wagons and Duggies of best makes at lowest prices. We kindly ask for a share of patronage. Our motto is tlio "ViH-nat: Knririvo the "Fittest must Survive.

commence work at once- through town on Monday evening on his way home. lie has been sojourn Marned. range this week and is circulating with the boys. Johnny Downun, who left home over one year ago, returned on Monday evening. ing at Geuda Springs for a couple of MAIN ST.

East of Post-office, HARPER, KANS. weeks, for the benefit of his health. IIACKETT IRETON On Suuday Sept. 9th 1883, at the residence of L. F.

Jones, in the city of Harper, by J. Dan Miller has been compelled to Merrick, Mr. Charles Ha ckett to build an addition to his store; this week he moved the building recently va Miss Eliza Ireton. Mr. Hackett is one of our most en terpris-ng young man, and Miss Ire- cated by Nion Jonson to the rear of his store and is fitting it up in good shape; when completed, will make him a good store building.

ton is the daughter of one of Harper county's most pleasant families, There was quite a numher of the business men of Albion on our streets Tuesday. A. N. Kephart and Mart Traverse, of Anthony, was in town on Monday, and made us a call. 0.

W. Kain, the enterprising notion man, was in town on Thursday supplying our merchants. J. E. Coffman, of Marshall, arrived here on Thursday morning, and will locate with us.

They start out on the voyage of life, CITY HOTEL. (FRENCH AND NORTHROP STONE BLOCK) First Class Accommodations at Eeasonablo ato ALSO THE Anthony Liwy Sale and Fend Stable. Where comfortable rigs are furnished at living prices. Call and see J.M.BENT, ANTHONY. KANSAS with a fair sky, a smooth sea, and ev Death of Nelson L.

Warren. It becomes our painful dutv to record ery sail filled with good omens, and it is the wish of their many friends that the sudden death by being thrown their joyous bark may weather every from his horse, of our friend and neigh storm and land safely in the port of bor, Nelson Warren which occurred peace, happiness, and prosperity in this life, and perfect endless bliss in the on Monday the 10th inst. Mr. Warren was well known as an industrious far world to come. mer, an excellent and devoted husband, and a good neighbor.

Mr. Warren was lorn in Branch county, April 15 SPECIALS. 6 pounds Arbuckle's coffee for $1.00 1844, and was the son of Franklin F. at D. S.Miller's and Judith T.

Warren. The deceased went to Iowa in 18G4 from thence he S. P. Doran and family, left last Friday morning for Des Moines, Iowa, where they will remain. Several covered wagons passed through town this week going on west to grow up with the country.

Quite a uumber of Danvillians went to Harper on Friday evening to hear Remenyi, the great violinist. Mrs. T. II. Ferrier left this week for Butler county, where she will spend several weeks visiting relatives.

Go to D. S. Miller's and price his migrated to Carrol county 111., about goods before you buy. Argonia Mills. JOHN S.

HAMMOND AND PROPRIETORS, AEGONIA KANSAS Flour, Corn Meal, and Chop Feed Constantly on hand and for sale at the Lowest Market Price, SCUSTOM WORK A SPECIALTY. For a good glass of cider, go to A. F. Nixon. 7 years ago, from which place he came to Harper couuty, Kansas, where he has lived ever since.

Mr. Warren had been married 15 years to Martha George whom he leaves behind together with two sons to mourn his irreparable loss D. S. Miller keeps the best five cent cigar in town. Go and try them.

We need not say that the family have WHEN YOU COME TO DANVILLE STOP. AT THE NEW STORE 60,000 BUSHELS OF WHEAT AT THE ARUO NIA MILL. the sympathy and condolence of a large circle of friends and acquaintances in this their sad trial. The deceased was interred la the Fail view Cemetery on Tuesday the 11th being followed to this his last resting place by a large number of friends and neighbors. -OF- Go to D.

t. Miller to bt-y your groceries. He says he will not be under Sorrowing family, the stream which your head and counselor has just cross sold. ed is extremely narrow, the partition For the best cigar in town go to A. F.

Nixon's tonsorial parlor. betw een the two worlds is very fragile, and at no distant day the now unhappily separated, shall be united iu an J. A. Burke left Tuesday morning for Van Buren county, where he will visit for several weeks. Joe.

Arnold, the jolly auctioneer of Argonia, was in town on Monday and made the Coukant a pleasant call. D. Bickford returned from Wel-lincton on Tuesday. Charley i3 dealing quite extensively in fast horses. T.

O. Moilett, our popular county treasurer, came over from Anthony on Sunday and spent several days circulating amoni friends. J. C. Moss, one of the most enterprising farmers of Silver Creek township, in company with his estimable wife, passed through town Sunday evening.

Our county fair promises to be one of the best fairs ever held in southwest Kansas. No time or money will be spared to make it a grand success. Notice the card of J. B. McCutcheon, stone mason and plasterer, in this issue.

Mr. McCutcheon Is as fine a workman as can be found in the A new Howe sewing machine for A TIBBETTS sale or trade, inquire of D. S. Miller. everlasting loving embrace.

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But an all-wise Father would not, And his wisdom we must trust, Though ibe heavy rod of chastening, Bow our faces to the dust. Till the spirit of subnr1bSion, Iu our heart bhall come to dwell, And we see e'en through our anguish, That "He doeth ail things well." Gone In the open sunlight, OI our Falhei's face dwell, And through tears once mo we whisper, That "He doeth all things well." Gone where tempters ne'er allure them Safe 'heir work of lire is done, Passed from pain to life eternal, Wilh the strife but Just bejun, Free from every toil and sorrow, With their Savior gone to dwell. Grief no longer blinds; hope tell us, That "He doeth all things well." On the other shore well meet them, Bright with Heave i-ad lance crowded And wiih open arms rectivlns, Tell Us of the glories found. Life vre prayed for Life was given-Life no mortal tongue tell. Life within the Gates of Heaven.

Where "Jesm doet-i 11 things we!" A Fiurjp, BOTTOM PRICES. CD -i W. T. "Walker has sold the Danville Coubant to Edgar Brain. Mr.

Brain will give the citizens of Danville and vicinity a good paper as it requiers Brain" to get up a good paper, Cambridge News. We received this week, a copy of the Continental Magazine, of which we intend to club with the Coukant. It is a neat magazine containing 00 pages, and comes at 50 cts per year, and we offer the Cociiant and Magazine for SI. 25 per year, in advance. This week, A.

Gaume bought the beautiful farm containing 160 acres, of C. W. Pease, three miles east of Danville, for the sum of two thousand dollars. Mr. Gaume is one of our most extensive farmers and has faith in the country surrounding Danville.

W. T. Walker removed his family to Harper this week, he having preceded them a few weeks. We regret to lose his estimable family from our midst, but that they are gone, we wish them a pleasant home in the metropolis. Mr.

Walker is recognized as a prime factor in the upbuilding of Danville, and to him is due the credit for a large share of her prosperity. 3 S3 Zl 3 3 1 to 3 3 3 5' g. in tr: We will not be undersold by any house in Harper County, o3 quality jf goods considered. KAN. DANVILLE,.