The Crisfield Courier from Crisfield, Kansas • 1

mm (IjD Jill Anderson Wilson, Proprietors, CrisfieU, Harper Kansas, Friday, September 7, Vol, 3, No. 29. Old papers for sale at this ollice POST-ori'lCF, 1)1 RECTOUV. Fine confectionery at the P. O.

Best brand of Tobacco and Cigars "US. at 25cents a hundred. MjiII yoinr went closes at 11:20 s. in. Mull ciist closes 4:20 p.

m. (Ullcc lioui-g from n. m. to 7 p. WE fHEAH WHAT WE SAY! at the Postottice.

biimltiys iioni l-i to 3:00 p. in. Geo. T. Wilson.

P. 31. Cedar Township Items. The weather is delightful and the autumn season is fast approaching. Our farmers are busy with their plowing and seeding.

A large acreage of wheat and ryo will be sown greater than ever before in Cedar o-o Autinnn is liore again. SubsuiiltO for tho Full pasturage is excellent. McLean1 I'illets at tho P. O. let cream festival this evening.

Tlo nights are cool nnd pleasant. A. Xewbery is Bowing wheat this week. vv i i la i i ItYI District JuTlre J. T.

Herrlck. Clerk District Court V. O. Mott. II.

Aildams. County Clerk II. E. l'ntterson. County Treasurer O.

F. Canteen. Slicilll'. J. H.

Gardner. Unglstcr of F. llliie. ('oim'y Attorney Ooo. Crooker.

County Supt Schools. K. Hutchinson. Surveyor II. H.

Coioner Dr. S. Lloyd. township. The separator is abroad in our fair valley and tho farmers are threshing Xow is the tunc to work for im their grain.

The yield is very good M. buort commenced a six months term of school in Crisfield ClIUltCH DIUKOTOUY. migration. Don't forget, the ice cream festival this evening. Our' niereliantsantielpate an immense fall trade, the 3rd inst riUCSIJYTlClUAN Services held every Born, to Jns.

Cuthbertsort and twoweeks at thesehool house at 11 h. hi. Kkv. K. M.

Hull, Pastok. wife, on Tuesday, tho 28th of The local political pot is beginning agirb Weight 8. pounds. We are UXlTKI) HirKTIIllEX Services lield every two weeks nt 11 o'clock a. m.

ItKV. C. U. HlIEUK, 1'ASTOIt. When wc tell you that our stock of new FALL GOODS is complete in every department.

fine line of new flress Goods. Ginghams, Calicos, Laces, Embroideries, underwear and HOSIERY. Cloiliins; and Gents Furnishing Goods in great variety. Also an elegant line of 'BOOTS SHOES. Prices to suit the times.

L. D. BRAND, Anthony to boil furiously. soriy to 6ay that Mrs. C.

is Seriously ill. Dr. Krwin, of Ilazelton, is at The Englewood Chief has tempo tending. rarily suspended, SAnDATlI-SCHOOL Eauli Sabhatli nmininir at 10 o'clock a. In.

All are cordially invitei to ntteml. I'. Harper made a flying trip Born, to Si. A. Stout ftm! wife, on Friday, Aug.

31st, a bouncing boy. GHO. T. AVlLSOX, SlPKlflXTKMlKNT. to Attica Wednesday, All arc doing well.

Our school opend on Mondaj' with G. A. It. CitisriKi.D Post, No. Meet tlie second nnd fourth Suturd ivs of Business still continues to improve in a gradual way.

S. II. Barber is now able to hobble around on hi injured foot. School Books and School Supplies generally at the Postotllec. 0.

Wilson went over to Anthony, Tuesday, on Important business. J. M. Bryan has our thanks for a treat of delicious watermelons presented Tuesday. If you -wish to sell city or farm property place it on our list.

Cot'KiEii L.vxi Loan Aobxcy. A great many citizens of this part of the county went to Aitthony last Saturday to hear Prof. Vincejit speak. You arc in danger of uciiig bilrned out at any tiiiu Insure in the Plncnix Geo. 'P.

Wilson, Agt. Woodward, Intl. has recently been made the end of a division on the Santa Fe railroad. Kiowa, wus the end of the division before the change was made. We have good land to trade for horses or cattle.

Courier Laxii ami Loan Agency. I have about made, arrangements to purchase corn afc this point. Due notice will be given when fully prepared. Geo. T.

Wilson. McLean's Tar' of Wine McLean's Liver Balm and McLean's IlorSe and Cattle l'owders at the Postoflice; All the properly of the Frisco line at Bluff City is being shipped to Anthony arid work on the hew Round house will be commenced in a few days. Anthony Journal. Politics waxeth warm in Cedrtr township. The voters are divided each month.

All comrades are cordially invited to attend. IS. It. Hicn. P.

Prof. Short at the helm, II. A. Lewis ami wife drove over to Medicine Lodge Tuesday. W.

II. HastiiU'8, into three parlies; Democrat, Republican and Union Labor, and hits revolutionized Hie world the last INVENTION W. P. Iiiltle assisting his all are striving to there," so to half cent hit. Not father in the store this week.

least nniQnr the wonders ot Inventive is a inethoil iinl system ot work Next Sunday is Rev. Hull's regular Appointment day for services. that can periurmeil all ovei the country without separalitijf the workers from their homes. Pay liberal; any one can do the work; rither youn or old; no special ability required. Capital not spak.

Mrs. M. W. Short will begin her term of school in Maple GroVe Dist. oh the 1 7th of this month.

The friends and neighbors of C. P. Ware" and wife gathered at their residence on last Monday evening, J. S. Springer, of White Cloud, Kansas, was in the city Monday.

Farmers have nearlv all finished the 27th of to celebrate their needed; yoll are Ptarled Iree. Cut tills out and return to us und We ill hend you free, 8oincthinrof jrrent value nod importance to yoit, that will start you In business, which will forintf you In more money rijrht att'ny, than a'nythilia: else In the world. Grand out lit tree. Address TRUE! Co AnjritBla. Jlalne.

tutting corn and putting up hay. There is a large demand for residence houses Ui Cristield at present. bnluAbu bstUuLiu, 5th wedding anniversary. The sur prise was complete. All partook of Reynolds Bros, shipped two car a inost excellent lap supper, and bad a good time generally.

All departed loads of cattle to Kansas City Tues day. at a late hour, making C. F. and lady feel that they were remembered. The many friends of II.

A. Botle- niftlll tICewariel are those who NlliHI I iud tills and then net: they I11UII1. I will find lionrthil.de employ, nient that. Will not take them from their homes and families, The profits are large and snie for every Industrious persom many liaVe made and nro now thakln several hundred dollars a month. It is easy fiit any one to make $5 nnd upwards per day, who Is willing to work.

Kltlier sex. yoiiHg. or old; capital not needed; we start you. Everything new. Nit spcebil ability requirfcil; yrui.

reader, can do It as well lis any one. Writs to ns at ohec for full particulars, whirl! mail free. Address Stinsou lWtlnnd, Maine. gathered at his home oh the evening of the 3rd inst. td celebrate his (J3r'l birthday.

lie wag very 3 CASH STORE 1 1 i i i 37 In Harper County. Anthony, Kansas, agreeably surprised. Th guests numbered about-40, and nil had a If you w.tnt to rc'iit a good fdrm on suitable terms, buy a piece of We uridfrstaiid that Crlsfieltl is to have three grain buyers in the near future. Rev. Sherk preached td a large congregation p.t the school bouse last Sunday.

A. J. Black has removed to' the Uano building at the cast end of Main street; S. Brashcar is working hard for the upbuilding of Crisfield. We need many more such workers.

The days" ftre unknown iu sunny Kansas. Antumn No; 1 good time All tif a bountiful lap supper consisting of land, or make a lodn on your farm, cau at the Courier Land and Loan Sea Wonders exist in llibti- luscious cakes anil pies, after which saliils of filrinS; but are suriiassed DEEP Agency; the mai'vels ot invention. the yoitng folks tripped the li'ht fantastic toe for a short timei We Tliosn wtio are in hiied 'ol lilolitable w'di The Harper Sentinel is trying to create another great tempest in a all left Mr; 15: in a good state of IMPROVED FAR1S, tea pot. Election tiinc'is approach-irig, and of course the Sentinel will that call bO done while livilifr nt liotiie should at once Fend their add re? to Hallett Jlalne. uwl receive tree, lull 'information how either sex, of nil nges, can earn from $5 to $25 per day tiild.

upwards where.Ver they live. You are started free. Capital not required. Some have mhde over $50 In a single day at this Woi k. All Succeed.

weather here is like enchantment. try to" furnish plenty of campaign material. Candidates should announce how. It will not tost them a cent more We again call attention to the importance of plowing fire-guards than it will if they wait a wefck or It yoii want the public to know what you have for side, advertise it in THE COURIER. while the ground is good condition two.

Dr. O. B. Cleveland left on Mori Unimproved Lands and Stock Ranches in tho BANNER COUNTY OF KANSAS, Apply to M. W.

HA1SEY, for plowing: A mall amount of (lay for Cedar Rapids, Nebraska, work at the riglit time niay save where he expects to remain several hundreds of dollars vo'rth of property. months, We ca'n! now again hear the inVrfy Pdtronize the men wlie advertise in their home paper. Tlie man who is too stingy to advertise is also tdo btmgy give his custodiers good shouts and laughter of the school When yott want ood tarlii cheap. Whep you want good resident property "When you want gbod taslriess property. When ybri want Wine of the best bargains in Crisileld.

When ou want good vacant lots. When von want a soft 'snap, call on the Courier Land Agency. Pens, Pen holders, Ink, Paper, Eclectic Copy-books, Mucilage and Crayons at the Postoflice. KANSAS; children as they pass by on their way to school. bargains.

It always pays to patron ize the business m'eri lid' are liberal A grand ball will be given in the Maxwell building next Wednesday advertisers; mind. fepri tig Creek Items. Here I ani again and glad to see the Coukiek all smiles yet. Grass is making rapid growth Since the rain. David Conner fell on a garden rake last Friday and received a very pitinful wound ill his arm.

Mr. J. Courier addressed the people of Sharon in favor tii tlie J. L. party Saturday night.

George Lanphiere, of Kiowa was the guest of W. Smith for a fc'rf days last week. Eli Smith returned to P.lti-vi'Ie; Sunday, where t'e will work ht his trade. Misses Leoila aHd Zel'a Thdnias have returned home frotri the tio-ma': Mrs. Boyd aiid sistfir, Miss Joir Wood liave returrie'd home front the Lodge: Miss Jo'sie attended the norm ah Wizard Bumpkins; fcjf Garden City, has moved into thh valley and will make his home here iu the future Mr.

Lumpkius aiid- Mr. Cascait, have a great many peaches. Mrk Cascart and wife spent Sun day v'siting Mr. Conner and family. Several young folks itnt Sunday JF8 evening.

Good music will be urnish The Couhikr one year and the ed and a general good tirfre is ex Kansas City Weekly Journal from now until the close of the1 Campaign pected; The recen'tfain's have caused vege'ta' tion to spring up as if by Ttfagic; and The CorniKR office is prepared to turn out all kinds Job printing, such as Cards, Postern, Receipts, Envelopes, heads, Letter heads', Visiting cards, Wedding cards', everything in the line of printed nvAtteV at low prices and in good Satisfaction guaranteed. Letters of inquiry are being reeeiv ed every day, and hundred's of stran the landscape is bcautiftd to' behold. Autumn is almost as pleasant H.k the With an entirely iVcsli line oi4 GROCERIES! early spring-? info in Kansas. A special sch'ool meeting will be gers will roon he coining into Kansas to look at the country. Let us be up and doing and secure, ouv fair share of the immigration.

Tl'ose who work it held at the" school hopse next Tuesday at 4 o'clock p. ni. Business of hardest will get the lion's sliare. T. J.

aitorneV At law. coi.Tn:crroit of ijkijts. OF wo nave neon requesteu to say that the hrst reunion ot the 10th 111 MAlX OFFICE, AXitON KANSAS. importance will be transacted, end t'very voter irt tl'e strict should attend. We desire to' gfve' our readers a good, newsy paper," find trust that If veteran volunteer infantry will bj ncldat (Juincy, sCpt.

lHth and ix EO. E. McMUOX, attoiineV-at-law. 20th. reunion of the they will assist us as much as p'ossi- ICth Ilf.

will also be held at t)uincy HAXSA5. Al'IiOXY, on tho l'Jtli and 20th of this month. Sugar, Coffees, Teas, Ilice Dried Friut, canned Goods, Soap, Spices and all other goods usually kept in a first-class grocery at as low price as they can he bought in the county Call and sec me G. WILSON, Patents granted to citizens of Kansas during tha pa'it. week, and with E.

Conner. Wi was over" hear Kiowa a few days last week, visiting. Mr. Peterson has ninety acres of corn which will aveingy 30 bushels per acre. Mrs.

Si'riittt sp'c'rit Suin'-sy visiting reported expressly for this paper by C. A. Sno.w and Patent lawyers, opposite U. r'atent office, Washington D. C.

F. C. It ANEV a tt i AT- LAW Altancy for AnU'rony Collection goncy. Ollice oxVr postolfice. AATHONY, KANSAS It.

K. Haddam, Neck Voke the family of Ur. II. Hastings, of Lie. uur lricnds can belp us greatly by bringing us items of hews whenever they can.

W. II. Hastings and family left on Tuesday for Palatka, Florida1; where they efpec't to" make their home iu the future. Tllef will stop at Tennessee, for a few days, to visit relatives; The ground is now in excellent condition for plowing and farmers are all busy getting ready to sow wheat. There is a growing irnpres-iin among our farmers that winter wheat should be sown early, and they always endeavor to do their work so to secure the very best results; Crisfield.

We are very sorry to C. C. Criiuib, Cultivating barrow tooth. Jno. M.

CRISFIELD, hear that Mr. Ilistir.gs going to KANSAS. flrau, Ft. Leavitiworth, Hinge. P.

Ilockett, Stafford Co. Mechanical leave our climate and go where the orange-trees bloom. We Vish him a very pleasant journey to his new hojue. tnotor. II.

B. Johnson; Clay Centre, Car colliding. W. A. Laidlaw, CnOE McPHEE, VOUESEILOSSAT LAW.

i c' 'Vilice over the I 'ost ollice. 'AXTKOXY, vAXSAS. C. HARMAKJ-' LA 'f4 llf iV CRISFIKLD Mr. M.

Rorabeck dro'ie over Cherokee, Hay press. C. W. McCor-iniek, Emporia, Plow attachment. i to Kiowa MoViday on businc.

The Kid-. -J! B. Ifon ej La Fontaine, Gate..