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The Crisfield Courier from Crisfield, Kansas • 1

The Crisfield Courier from Crisfield, Kansas • 1

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(IPfs itm dnderson Wilson. Proprietors, Crisfield Harper Kansas, Friday, July 27, 1888, Vol, 3, M. 23. WWT-OFKICK Il ItKCTOIlV, Fine confectionery at the P. O.

Fresh oranges and leinqns at the Pontoflice. WE (IAN WHAT SAY! Mnil jjolnjr west close at 11:20 a. m. Willi oing eiitit clones p. ni.

dilirc hours from 8:00 a. ni. to 7 p. ni. Bjuulnys from 1-M to p.

m. Geo. Wilsox. P. II.

the Best Sewing machine ()il at Pobtolnce. I VVIC I LA I I KCTOIt McLean's Voliiamo Liniment at When we tell vou that our stm Lqgsl Items. o-o. (4ubfi4Ue for tho Cta'itiKK. McUan l'-illeta itf tlio P.

O. AVaterniclyus ara plentiful lOV, C. K. Wnr to WinfielJ M. has been ick for 0 tW.

flays. The lay passed over the J'e road ycwWrdny. now SPUING GOODS is complete Postoflice. Best brand of Tobae and Cigars at tftc Postonu'c, Old papers for aale at this office Authony is to layc salt work. 8.

farmers have flowing. Pyccport's ncvy yW) qon bo in ppoi-ation. Deputy Sheriff Fay AUcn was in tqwn Jrairio Uny c'collent this J'ear, and faymoys uliuuld put up lots of it. If rumor norreet, a nhower of orange blossoms will fall inCrUficld before long, We are iudebted to Jos. heeler, of Alabama for a copy of his speech on the tariff A great many ftf Oi especially tho yong people, watohed tlia eclipse the mocn lust Kmv1)' night.

A uion labor mooting whs at T. Hcrrlek. K. O. Mott.

11. Ad.lauu. E. Patterson. V.

Castecn. Onrdner, P. Blue. (Jen. B.

K. Hutchinson. II. JenkinA. 8.

blovd. Piatiiot ml go (Umk District Probate County Clerk County Cnglster of Cnunty ('Qiiuty aunt, Coroner every at a huprtrpd. Merrill's family Fepujdios at the (1. T. WUhoii wentov(f ifV the coun- Postofhce.

Try thpm, fine Hue of new Q)ress Goods. Ginghams, Calicos, Laces, Embroideries. 1 7 7 in ti uuvnvn dikkctoiiv, ty ticut "Wednesday. Schoo) Books and School Supplies imEsm TKRIAN Service held ovarv S. Brashear to Attica two weeks at the school Mouse at 11 n.

m. on, business itKV. h. M. IIbi.1,, I'lsruB, generally at tjjo l'ocstonup, Tha OocniEit one year and the New York Weekly World from now until Noy, 1 3, for 111 ,50.

A nice shower- oi ruin would be IJItETIIIHSX Servtoea hold every two week at 11 o'clock n. J(KV. V. If. hllKHK, l'lBTOU.

this place last Saturday evculng ant' 8ARn.TII-SCHOOIKach Sabbath morning at 10 o'clock a. ni. All are cor dliilly invited to attend, a. great ideal Qi, enthusiasm was manifested, Tlie union liihor party is growing stranger ill fcjrepnc GKO. 'l WII.S0V, SlTF.ItlNTKNDENT.

You are in danger of haing burned out at any time, Insure in the Pho-nU Geo, T. Wilson, Ag't. McLean's Tar of Wino P.alra, Mo-Lean's Liver Balm and McLean's Horse and Cattle Powders at the Postoflice. towTuhip. G.

A. Post. No. unaerwear ana jiVdJAjti- Clothing and Gents Fiiinishin; Goods in great variety. Also an elegant line of BOOTS SHOES.

rices tosuit the times. L. D. BRAND, Anthony, Kansas. Meet tl anoond and fourth Haturd iys of Farmers have nearly all flnihod thyoshing their pyop of wheat and each month.

All com rail fs sro cordially invited to attend. B. It. Hick. O.

W. II. Hastings, AdJ't. Illllr the oa.ts, and so far as we have learned the yield is much larger than had been expected. Nearly every granary in Harper county well tiUod and We have giod land to trade for horses or catth.

Coukjbb Lani and Loan AffKxcv. The Cockier one year and the Kansas City Weekly 'journal from now until the close of the campaign foy 41,50. least among the wonders ot inventive pi-ogreas method antl system of work that can be performed all ovei the country many new ones will be built. acceptable. iwt Ilev.

K. vk will prucfe the pcliool housie. ajwet Sunday 11 o'clock a4 IIundmlH of' cattle Kv bt'n nhippc4 est over. ttv road this An of graters rei) through town Tueluy on. their vay to Medicine.

Li.o4ge.. Joe Hurkett Usv Vk(iQ( sorflC tine (lampjes o( iyiet d'fl collection of farm pjotfuct II. A-. Wagner, formerly of place, but ew lieon, Kansas, was in the city Jlojodayx Wo are informed that a Cleveland and Thurman club will bo organised ut this place, tomorrow It is repotted, the Medicine Lodge Ik anck 4 the Santa Fe railroad is to be extended west before long, Crisfield new baa base hi sine which I4dfiii? to become one of the best in tbe county. Why not send Attica a cballeuge? Wq have learned some important facts this week concerning Crisfield's without separating tue worker iiom their homes.

Pay liberal; any one can do tbo work; either sex. younr or old; no special ability required. Capital not needed; you are started tree. Cut this out and return to us and we will send you free. If you winh to sell city or farm operty place It on our list.

Cocrieb Land Loan 'Agency. railroad, prospects, and wo now feel confident that another railroad will be completed to Crisficld long before cold weather sets in again. A glorions 8ometning or jrreni value and importance to you, that will start you in business, which will bring you In more money right away, than anything else in the surprise is in store for our people world. Urund outuc tree. Address TRUE Co- Angnsta, Maine.

Crisfield. needs a grain buyer, and any man wants to engage in a paying business would, do well to When you want Rood farm cheap. When you want good resident property When you want ifood business proper- you want some of the boat bar come here and see what he can do, gains in Crisfield. Thousands' of bughels of corn would be sold' here every year if we had a grain buyer, and the town would be when you want good vacant lots. When vou wiint it soft snan.

cull nn tlm Pens, Penholders, Ink, Paper, Eoleotic Copy-books, Mucilage and Crayons at the Postoflice. If you want to rent a good farm on suitable terms, bivy a piece of land, or make a loan on your farm, call at the Courier Land and Loan Agency. i The Cockier office is prepared to turn out all kinds of Job printing, such as Cards, Posters, Tickets, Receipts, Envelopes, Bill heads, Statements, Note heads.Programmes, Letter heads, Visiting cards, Wedding cards, and everything in the line of printed matter at low prices and in good 6tyle. Satisfaction guaranteed. CHEAPEST CASH STORE 13?" In Harper County A.

B. Hanney, ANTHONY, KANSAS. Courier Land Agency. D. Priestly, who, had been ar greatly benefited thereby, rested on.

a charge of assault and battery, went before Justice Wilson The fsanta Fo recently issued an niftlll cevai'ieu are tnose who KlliKI Ieiul thisnnl then act: they IllUllb I will tind honorable employ. order which, if carried into effect, oir Monday last and paid his fine, would cut the time of section men ment that will not ttrke them from their homes and families. The pro tits urelarire We are informed that Jones and down to eight hours a day, and each Pierce Morris and Walker Downs, man would therefore receive only who went from hero to Texas several and snre for every intliistrioiis person, many have made mul are now several hundred dollars a iiiotuli. It is easy for any one to make $5 and upwards per day, who Is wllllnjr to work. Kither sex.

younr, or old; capital not needed; we $8 oents for a day's work. The order months ago, are on their way back to has been withdrawn, however, and Harper uownty. the men now work ten hours a day. Renew your subscription to the Courier and reeeive as a premium FOR IMPROVED FS, The Kansas Crop and Weather start you. Kverytuimj new.

-o special ability reader, c-in do it as well us any one. Writs to us at once for full particulars, which we mail free. Address Stinson Portland. Maine. Chtu, Uklbota) seotiooi foreman on the Santa Fe road at this plaee.

tho Kansas City Weekly Journal from now until November 15th. Bulletin for the month ending June Parties desiring to take advantage informs us that new steel rails have been put down from Kiowa to within Unimproved Lands and II you want the public to know what you have for sale, advertise it in THE COURIER. of this extraordinary offer should do so at once, as they will thereby secure the full benefits of the oner. three miles of this place. aOth, 1888, published by the State Board of Agriculture, places the acreage of wheat harvested in Kansas this year at 1,000,000 acres.

Of this acreage tbe average yield per acre is estimated at seventeen and a half bushels, which would make a total wheat product in the State of 1 EDUCATIONAL. Those having children to educate Mr. and Mrs. M. Morris, who have resided in Lipscomb county, Texas, siuco last October, arrived hero yesterday, Mr, Morris says will do well to send a postal card for a copy of the Educational Number Of the 1 1 EGA LI) AND PrESUYTEII containing announcements and ad that the crop pjospects in Texas aye Stock Ranches in thv BANNER COUNTY OF KANSAS, Apply to M.

W. HALSEY, ANTHONY, KANSAS, nrrnSea "Wonders exist in thou-1 1 Wsands of forms, but are surpassed ULl.1 the marvels of Invention. Tliose who are In need of prolitablo work that cab be done while living at home should at once send their address to Portland, Maine, and receive tree, full information how either sex, of all ages, can earn from $5 to $25 per day and upwards wherever they live. Vou are started free. Capital not required.

Some have made over $50 In a single day at this vvoik. All succeed. not very flattering, and thinks Har 500,000. bushel, vertisements of the leading schools per county has been particularly What Crlficld needa is a few mora favored this year. and uollegeg of the eountry.

Address. active, wide-awake business men to Among the recent additions to our engage in those branches of business MONFOUT Cincinnati, O. collection of farm products is a not now represented. We neod ao milks disappjsak; EO. McMAIION, mammoth stalk of own furnished by lumber yard and a bank, and we Kd.

Mclntire, whieh is one of the should work hard to get them. We Thirty miles of country is a big ATTORNEY-AT-LAW. ANTHONY, KANSAS. thing to disappear, hut this distance largest we have ever seen. We thought that onr farmer friends were joking about wanting to rent ground also need a drug store.

Tho territory from which we should draw trade is large enough, but the trouhlo is that has been dropped out between Kansas City and Chicago. How it hap. penea is tnus ngurea out: lie Chicago, Santa Fe California a great many men are forced to do their trading in other towns because Railway is completed between Kan to crib their corn on, but we now believe they mean Just what the- say. The normal institute convenes, at Anthony on Monday next, and will they can not get what they want sasCity and Chicago, and the distance F. C.

KANEY, ATTOltXEY-AT-LAW Attorney for Anthony Collection VVgeiicyi' Ollice over postoflice. ANTHONY, KANSAS. between the two cities is only 458 miles measuring from Union Depot, With an entirely fresh line of continue in session four weeks. Every teaeher who possibly can should Kansas Uity, to Uearoorn station, Chicago. This is exactly thirty when they come here.

If we had a few more brandies of business represented our trade would be increased fifty per cent. Lot every man in the town put hie shoulder to the wheel and help to secure what we so attend during the entire session and miles ies tuan oy any ot trie thus secure the fall benefits. First- old lines, ho you have to travel thirty GROCERIES! miles less, your freight has to "be hauled thirty miles less, and practic much need. Our town has suffered class accommodations can lie secured at very low rates and it is kojed that every teacher in the county will attend. Teachers should also try to ally the Santa Fe has made thirty miles disappear.

A few years at this much from fires, but our losses are CONSISTING OR. CADE McPHEE, COUNSELLORS AT LAW. IJ'Ofliee over the I'ostofllco. AXTIIOXV. KANSAS.

not irreparable, and if wo will but rate and Kansas will be, in New England. work together harmoniously our misfortunes will soon bo forgotten. induce advanced pupils and persons who expect to become teachers to A REAL NECESSITY. 7. V) Patents granted to citizens of We presume there Is hardly a lady to beiound In our broad land who.

it she Kansas during the past week, and reported expressly for this paper by does not already possess a sewinir ma chine, expects some day to become the owner oi one. C. A. Snow and Co. Patent lawyers, opposite U.

S. Patent oflice, ash- But ntter the mind bag been fully made up to purchase oneof these indispensable ington D. C. FOR FINE JOB articles, the question arises as to what G. Hauschild, Topcke, Weed cut kind of a machine to buy.

it should be so simply constructed that the most Inexpeilenced can successfully ter. W. II. Bollinger, Hiawatha, attend. Early corn is do so Dearly matured tht a large jield may be expected even though the season bould be Try from noir eny but late corn needs rain, awl would be greatly injured hj eontinoeddry weather- However, we think there i no prolmliiHly of a shortage tfcr eorn crop this year, but on the contrary there is every indication that the crop will be the largest ever raised in Ibis part of the state.

With a large crop com Added to the immense crop of smHI Sugar," Coffees, Teas, Rice, Dried Fruit, canned Goods, Soap, Spices and all other goods usually Itept in a first-class grocery, at as -low-price as they can he bought in the count v. Call and see me G. T. WILSON, and 3. W.

Gillett, Woodbine, Grain operate It. The other po'nts mainly to he considered, and which are the most de3iruble.aredurability,rapidity, capacity for work, ease ol operation, regularity of motion, uniformity of tension, and silence while In operation. drill- M. II. Klulwr, Dodge City, Tonic beer.

L. Michael, Leavenworth, Lamp shade. A. Williams, Pipe cap. CALL AT TUB The "Lifrht-Kunning New Ifome" fills the above reouirementg.

and is suld to The following letters and postal cards combine the jrood points of ull sewinjr machines, with the addition of mnnvnew COURIER GFFIGE. remain uncalled tor In tue Lruneiu, J'oat-Offlew June 1st 18. Improvements and labor-saving devices. The pi ice is no higher than that of ether machines, and every lady who is grain already harvested Harper tounty will occupy a proud jwsition among the grain producing counties uf Kansai, "William I. IMock, -Mrs.

Alice Dninm, r. Merchant, If not rallfl lor bel'or July 1st, will be sent to iJeail Jitter Oflice. Weo. T. Wii.sc--, I II.

i the happy possessor of one may rest assured she has indeed a treasure. Skc CRISFIELD, KAXSAS. I.

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1885-1890