The Paxico Courier from Paxico, Kansas • 3

For Books and Stationery, Paxico Courier. DARGATZ NUTTMANN, TO OUR ADVERTISERS. This issue, number 13, completes the third month of the existence of the Courier. In OO TO TBI Subscription price, J1.50 per year in advance order, however, to have our collections cor MaI.EM la 1'ublished every liurwluy morning, Frosty mornings again. Oysters at Newbury Thursday evening.

Shooting tournaments on all sides of us. Unclouded heavens occasionally greet us again. Mr. F. Reckenhauser recently put in a feed mill.

Kuenzli brothers are shipping a lot of respond with the calendar month, we shall not call upon our advertisers until after our Butter la worth 18 cents In this place. Eggt are scarce at 20 cents per dozen. Notice the new schedule of trains and be posted. AVheat is worth 97 cents, 00 pounds per bushel. Corn is bringing 23 cents at the Paxico elevator.

A boy's kip boot for $1.50 per pair at An L. E. HOFFMAN, Editor. AND next issue. PostofficeBuilding where you will find a full line of school applies.

If you want your Property Insured, in good reliable companion. B. BUCHLI. hogs to-night. Chemicls, Toilet andFancy Articles, Candles, Cigars, We pay special attention to the preparing nf medicine for family use and rl- (Win St.

Maryg elevators are now paying 21 OYSTER SUPPER AND PINK TEA" In order to prepare for certain liabilities soon coming duo on the church property, the young people of the M. E. church at this place have decided iiion giving a 1'ink Tea and oyster supper in the north room of Anderson Co's. building on Wednesday evening, Nov. 28th.

Misses Withgott and Ames and young Mr. John Bolton are the head and front, by popular selection, of the movement. They have called to their as cents for corn, of physicians prescriptions. 1 1 1 nf 11 1 1 ..1 All goons sold ny us are guaranteed 10 ue is reireeiuen. ic'ii inp kih ue lowest prices.

Call.and we shall spare no efforts in trying to pica- you. The Eskrhlge Star has a power press. Good for the Star. K. N.

Ry. Time Card TRAINS MOVING WfctT. No. 115, Den. Exp.

from K. 0. 12.18 am. No. 3, Wichita S.

ex. 12.28 am. No. Ill, Den. Exp.

from K. C. 1.02 pm. No. 1, Mail from St.

Joe K.C. 2.46 pm. No. 31, Local freight 3.20 pm. TRAINS JtABT.

No. 4, St. Joe Exp. from 8. W.

3.48 am. No. 116, K. C. Exp.

from Denver 3.53 am. No. 32, Local freight. 12.08 pm. No.

2, Mail and express from SV. 1.48 piu. No. 112, K. C.

exp. from Denver 4.08 pm. Trains 115, 3 and 111, and 4, 115, and 112 stop on signal. Trains 32 are daily except Sunday. F.

R. MlU.ER, Agent. D. HT HAZZARD, Attend the pink tea and oysters next Wednesday evening. sistance many of the bright young ladies of derson and Co's, Fifty-four pupils are now enrolled in the Newbury school, The democratic club last Saturday night adjourned sine die.

The Newbury cornet band is holding regular practice meetings weekly. Ladies, try our 2.50 fine shoe. Kvery pair fully warranted. Anderson and Co. Rev.

Father Hundhausen, of Alma, paid Father Kienhorler and others a brief visit Monday. The weather for some days past has been cloudy and gloomy, bordering on the Corn is coining into the Paxico elevator at a tremendous rate. Physician J. II. (ioddard is building a large shed at his west ranch for the storage of dry feed.

the neighborhood, and the affair promises to be enjoyable and satisfactory all around. SAD ACCIDENT. We learn that a brukeman named H. 1. Jessie, while engaged in coupling cars at Maple Hill last Monday evening, was seriously crushed, so as to place his life in great danger.

It is not known exactly how the Try our men's Catch-011-Boot only $1.75 per pair. Anderson and (Jo1 Surgeon. Did you ever see a pink tea? It will therefore pay you to attend next Wednesday evening. accident happened, but it is thought that it George Clothier, we are happy to say, is The farmers over in Kaw township say Notes and Comments. Thanksgiving next Thursday.

Iowa potatoes at Anderson and Co's: Mr. Tom DilUey is stopping in the neighborhood. Try that choice Orleans molasses at Anderson and Co's. slowly convalescing and better hopes are was mainly through his own incautiousness. The life of a railroad man is constantly they intend having better roads to come to i tiif hit own prescriptions; calls attended to niylit or day.

entertained of his recovery. Paxico by. The bovs sav the beer is on Leo Ilund on placed in jeopardy through his own acts and through the acts of others, and this afl'air at Maple Hill is another name on the long Y'ou will have reason to be thankful if you go to the Newbury oyster supper next account of that fine boy at his house which Dr. Hazzard duly announced. Thursday evening.

roll ot fatal casualties. Buckwheat flour at An- Choice Kanas The person who doesn't attend either one It was evident from the number of teams in town Saturday that lots of money was NOTICE TO TOWNSHIP AND SCHOOL of the oyster suppers next week doesn't love Pasico Boiler Mills One of the best merchant and exchange DISTRICT TREASURERS. changing hands on hogs and wheat. oysters, that's certain. Dr.

Wheeler, dentist, will be at Paxico The treasurer of each township and also of each school district in Wabaunsee county, Miss Annie Bolton returned on Tuesdav derson and Co's. The vestibule trains are dandies. Watch them as they go by. Mr. Burt, of Alma, was in town last Thursday for a short time.

Miss Judith Hagan spent last Sunday among her St. Marys friends. November 29th and 30th and same dates of from a pleasant visit with friends at Scran- mills in the state, oo a general Merchant Exchange Busines, each MosTtt. Office at Hotel Paxico. Kansas, are requested to send to the county ton and Alma, Kansas.

clerk as soon as can be done, a full and Those who attended divine services at the And still our population increases. Mr itemized account of all the money received from Joseph Fields, treasurer of 6aid county, M. E. church last Sunday rejiort an unusu ally interesting sermon by Rev. Swickard.

Adam Meinhaidt presents a lively little girl Our local sportsmen are getting anxious and manufacture the finest grades of Flour in the state. Come and be convinced, we as the latest addition. showing the date and amount received from If you want to see a decidedly piuk tea, October 14, 1888, up to October 9, 18S8, in for a "shoot" next Thursday. Mr. Barroth, our meat market man, made The Newbury cornet band, the finest in this county, will render charming music at go to the supper in Anderson Co's.

build pay the MARKET PRICE FOR GRAIN. W. A R. STROWIG. ing next Wednesday afternoon and evening.

his Alma friends a visit last Saturday and the oyster supper at Newbury. clusive. By order of the loard of county commissioners this 17th day of November, 18SS. G. W.

French, County Clerk. Bright glances and fine oysters will be Sunday. Fred Jackson is now engaged in artisti served at the Newbury oyster supper next THIS SPACE IS RESERVED BY cally spreading paint on Mr. G. A.

Nutt- WHAT TOWN CAN BEAT IT? Keep your teet warm and the moth out of your carpets by using Red Cedar carpet lining for sale at PAXICO LUMBER YARDS. This is to certify that I have kuown Dr Wheeler intimately for about eighteen years. Any person entrusting thetreatment of their teeth ami mouth to hiui can depend noon receiving skilful work and honorable manu's residence west of town. When G. A.

Nuttmann platted the first three blocks in l'axico he sold lots one and The "Courier" Real Estate Ageisy. Mr. Wm. liloouifield, the veteran hog buyer, shipped a car load of swine to Kansas two, Main street, to Jos. Brandt, Alma, for HOTEL PAXECO ANDERSON Proprietors.

II. G. ALLEN, Manager, $100. This was in April, 1887. Six months later, Joseph Brandt sold these lots to Geo.

treatment. E. r.LDittuiiE, M. Alma, Kansas. One of the bright, energetic Sunday V.

Watson, Topeka, for 150, and lately Walsom sold the same kits to Fred Frey, of Paxico, for f400. This is an increase of 400 per cent, in 18 months. What town in schools of the county is located one mile east of here in the stone school house, with Kansas can beat this? Mr. G. P.

Titl'any as superintendent. Schol ars and teachers are alike studious and reg The young ladies' Altar Society of the Accommodations first-class in all respects. Special facilities for THE COMMERCIAL TRADE. Thursday evening. Be sure and attend.

Mr. C. D. Brownell, of St. Marys, was in town on Tuesday, on business with Anderson Co's.

popular mammoth establishment at this place. St. Marys Star: Mr. John O'Connor moved his family from Johnstown, to Kansas last week. He intends to locate at St.

Marys or Maple Hill. Our postmaster, B. Btichli, paid his friends iu Alma a short visit on Saturday and Sunday. He is always attentive to his duties and seldom absent from his post. Mr.

Stephens, realizing that a printer always needs money, helped along the good cause on Monday with a big round iron dollar. Mr. Stephens has set a good example. Mr. W.

W. Barney, county sitieriiitetident elect, will shortly dispose of his live stock at public auction, preparatory, we presume, to assuming his duties at the head of our county schools. Mr. F. Reckenhauser this Monday and Tuesday had a large number of cattle dehorned.

The animals are getting over the process in good shape, aud bow preseut a Catholic church at Newbury will give an oyster supper in the band hall on evening, Nov. (Thanksgiving day). ular in attendance, demonstrating what can be done in this line. Dr. Hazzard offered to pull a man's tooth for nothing if the tooth was taken out with The band Hiid other entertaining features will be on hand and an enjoyable time is out pain.

I ne man went througli the usual coutortions, as every one does, yet after the anticipated. A cordial invitation is exten- tooth was out he said it unl not hurt. J. he doctor, nothing daunted, proposed to pull led to all. Come one, come all, and demonstrate your appiectation of the young ladies' City barber Shop J.

H. Meyer, Prop. Shampoointr, shaving and hair cutting in the latest professional style. Solicits the patronage of the public. Report of school in district No.

31, Kaw township, for the mouth ending November 1888: Number of pupils enrolled, 22. Average daily attendance, 17.45. Average standing remarkably hornless and mild appearance. City 011 Sunday evening. He always pays highest prices.

After three days of cloudiness, old Sol on Monday evening gleamed forth quite brightly, as much as to say that he had not deserted us entirely. Mrs. N. A. Swickard departed ou Saturday last on a visit of several weeks' duration with her parents in Baldwin City.

Her many friends wish her a pleasant time. Casper Berschiner is now aetiug in the capacity of clerk nt the East End hotel in connection with his duties at Guthci Strow-ig's. Casper is a man of many parts. Charley Glolzbach has been smiling ever since the advent of that fine young boy at his place last Thursday, and has been receiving the congratulations of his many friends. Mr.

Tom Mancy, of the Kaw valley, sold and is delivering 1,000 bushels of corn to Paxico dealers. Oilier farmers of the same neighborhood will doubtless do the same before long. Mr. George Glotzbach, of this vicinity lost a fine mare from colic Mr. Glotzbach valued the animal at $150, but feels the loss miuh more keenly than the mere money value.

Mr. Yonkers, who lives on the Wilson farm, un the Snokomo, marketed a hog ou Saturday last that tipped the beam at 350 Hiunds. But then that's the sort of hogs our friend raises. Mr. G.

A. Nuttman brought a hog to town ou Saturday that weighed in the neighborhood uf 500 pounds, lie sold him to Wm. tlooiutield, who shipped the grunter to the Kaw's mouth. School teachers in the neighborhood will render us a favor by giving short monthly reports of their various schools for publication in the Cockier, Mrs. Cassie Ulrich has set the example, and we hope all will follow.

of pupils A grade, bO per cent. DOOT AND SHOE SHOP, John Joss, proprietor. The St. Marys papers stute that Detroit lassie lricu, leatuvr. and Chicago architects are figuring on the Mr.

Watson, who lives northwest of here, new opera house to be built in our neighbor on the road to Wamego, drove through Pax ing city. It is evident that they intend Rppaii im; nratly pel formed on short notice at reasonable rates. ico yesterday afternoon with a large Polled building a house to rival the Grand, in lo-peka, or suuie of the other metropolitan theatres. But we are alraid such an investment will hurdly be a paying one. Angus bull, which he purchased from Mr.

James McMahan, of this vicinity. The bull tipped the beam at pounds and is a another ou the same terms, betting the man in secure position and a good hold on the tooth, the man acknowledged the painful process and said the first hurt his jaw but not his pocket. The anvil firing on Thursday evening last was simply tremendous. Mr. DanPeck, who lives about live miles up the Snokomo, thought at first that his horses were trying to batter down the stable.

It was also heard as far away as St. Marys and Maple Hill. The more mysterious partof the programme, however, was iu the fact that no one was willing to acknowledge the next morning that he was one of those aiding in the bombardment. The wire fence'has its drawbacks as well as its advantages. Recently Mr.

Thomas Kimball, of Osage county, had a lot of hogs in a corrall which was surrounded by a wire fence. As a storm came up, the hogs crowded up against the fence and a stroke of lightning, as it followed along the wires, completely' shattered the bones of the hind legs of two of the hogs. Instances of death of Btock as they crowd against the wire fences during storms are very common. By notice in these columns, it will lie observed that the young ladies' altar society of the Newbury Catholic church will give an oyster supper on Thanksgiving evening. We know of no better way of ending Thanksgiving day than to help patronise these young people.

We are sure that they will fine sjieeiiueu. Mr. Waton evidently be Kansas salt at Anderson Co's. only 1.73 lieves that the best way to dehorn cattle is to do it by natural processes. per barrel.

A. J. FHIDE Gen'l Blacksmith Shop Mr. Mills who, for several years past, has been living on F. L.

Raymond's farm in Maple Hill township, left on Tuesday for McPherson county, where he will in the fu Good lump coal for at Guth and Strowig's. ture reside. Mr. Raymond traded some California property for the McPherson farm Insure your property with Boyer Bros. which Mr.

Mills goes to occupy. The old friends and neighbors of Mr. Mills unite in Kansas salt only 1.75 at Guth A Strowig's S'a i-'iuf charges reasonable O. tl i. t.ll.

wishing him a pleasant future home. The celebration in Paxico last Thursday Overcoats. Overcoats. Overcoats. At Anderson Sl Co's.

CNAC! XTTK THS OFOOBAPHY OS" THE COUNTRV OBTAIN LUABI.B IN It EG AX 1 TO RHCENT 2XT2-RS10KO CV TK.Z HOCK ISLAND" eYSTlil. IHiijI A 6iJD Oi Xill HXS CJ vai; The quarterly meeting at the M. E.church See that oil grain boot at Anderson aud Co's ouly frii-i. serve the inner man with the finest sort of evening of Harrison's election was decidedly a loud one. Jack Pride donated the use of his anvils for the occasion, and until late at night the mighty hills lining the Mill creek valley reverbrated ith the terrific explosions.

Some festive inclined persons attempted a few pranks, and the occasion next Saturday and Suuday. Rev. Embree, of Manhattan, the presiding elder, will be M.OEHMS, Ifyouwanta fall or winter suit, call at Guth iV Siruwiji's. present and will preach. lie is au eloquent pulpit orator, and will undoubtedly be greeted by a large audience.

Herman Nuttmann, in his perambulations DEALER 19 Ladies, call aud look at our toboggans. Gulu ana Mrowig. passed off as is usual in such events. King Bradley, a prominent voting colored man of this section, was married on Tuesday to a Miss Butes, of Halifax. The announcement was a surprise to the majority of his friends, who have lieen hastening to him back and forth from Whip-poor-Will Hol low, keeps a wary eye on any unfortunate Gen'l merchandse game that may chance to cross his path.

His case is not exactly similar to Davy Crockett A Sue Hue of hats aud caps just received at Guth A Strowig's. with their heartv congratulations. The days and the squirrel, but he has good sport all oysters and et ceteras, and charm his vision by laughing eyes and handsome smiling countenances. The married or unmarried man who fails to attend will surely miss a fine treat. From the report of exjieriinentsat the Manhattan Agricultural College, we glean the following: One acre 8owel to heat for seven years iu succession yielded an average of bu-liel of grain, and there were two complete failures in succession from winterkilling.

The highest yield was 47 bush-Is. The experiments in pasturing showed most favorable results from spring pasturage. The experiments w-th fertilizers showed that an application of salt at the rate of 300 pounds acre was of decided hem fit, giving large increase of grain and also improving the quality of the straw. All persons knowing themselves indebted to me are requested to call and settle, aa 1 need the money. W.

A. L. Dittaian. Attention, Farmers. the same.

W. T. Watson of Alma, have sold a full Anderson aud Co. will sell stock calf boot lor ouly 3.W. of baching for King are over now, and if in addition he subscrilies for the Courier he will 1 prepared to withstand all the blizzards of the coming winter.

A wide difference of opinion existed on election day as to the validity of the ticket which contained the straight democratic na their stock of general merchandise to J. F. Limerick Co. We understand the Eale was completed last Saturday. Mr.

L. seems to have a happy faculty of monopolizing the opposition. He certainly has cleared the The New Home sewing machine for sale at Anderson and Cos. A. C.

WALLS, Stone Mason Cistern builder tional state, county and "citizens township field of an important rival in the merchandise line. Solicits your patronage; satisfaction guar ticket, composed of men from both parties. In order to satisfy himself and to decide a EvVry cash purchaser geU a burro ticket free at A. Urbansky's, Su Marys, Kan. anteed.

i waer regarding the matter, Mr. James r.vrnes wrote a letter of inquiry to n. 3CCU ROO'TS) Thidcoroprehensirs cf yf "jiUier. yr- and Eff-ST tuCi'l. c.t tr Mrs.

Allen, the new landladyof the Hotel Paxico, is evidently a lover of fine flowers. We observe that the parlor windows of the -JTTi ji icalHiWi in jmi course; 1 "Tfc Txns n4 In 1 Trrif ory. It tnwrse tbo Bradford, attorney general of the state of Kan-s who save it a his opinion that the ti keis were legal. Those of our citizens who argued so strongly against n-ing the A. S.

KELNOYEK, Guth and Strowig are ready to buy any kind ol grain and will pay highest market Scranton coal $4.50 per ton. Anderson A Co. Urbansky's, St. Marys, is the place to buy your winter clothing and ladies' dry goods. hotel are filled with healthy, bloomiug plants, beautifying the whole premises.

Many improvements have been made ou the ticket 111 question on election day should prices. CARPENTER A BUILDER. ke a note of tliia decision. St. Marys -tl" intjirorw.

1,0 th hu -cU-edsof fiourirticg'rttins ud u-r-. suVn r.4 hnsjare: tWcMU, Kaattt City, i i. iatfUt, fiv.u wly. a. Yal'ijoa, Pratt, SoiowsCity, Ki.sja, LcSirco, CalcHvplI, GretiKburj.

'ankato, Tccka, t3.t, najtoii, inside of the house by the new ruauagemeni All hunting is positively forbidden on my premises under penalty of law. G.T. Legg. and the patrons are unanimous in their By prompt attention to business hopes to gain a share of your patronage. Kefereni-e praises.

Ca-. oil. codae tttv. stnn -enrre. ti'Jiuau i -rw, mtiku.

The dates for Ir. II. W. Parsens, dentist. The commodious residence of Mr.

Roggc was the scene on Monday evening last of one of the must pleasant parties of the season. Round lak heating stoves at Anders A Co. J. Arnold, raxi.o; J. lluower, awi ly lr and 4.

J. VanSyckle, St Marys. McPiKTsaa, DellwWe, Cay Cuter. Fejliviy, HuJihinssn, Abilene, liortot, Jitttha, Uioha an. rwrbsry.

are from the 3d to the 13th of each month Paxico is especially fortunate in receiving at Wamego, 20th to 2oth at St. Marys, 14,15 Tie--wnotitiand the vftstara ol fcvtv: jcon-rv tributary -cto oneii uvi 1 ar monthly visitations from such a most excel Young people were the participants aud had a splendid time, as young people always do when they get together. But not least and lb at Alms, and 17, IS and 19 at Est ridge. lent dentist as Dr. IL G.

Wheeler, of C'ha-uure, who will arrive here on the We will send the Courier three months afternoon ot the 2-itb inst, and remain dur J. C. PHELPS CO, worthy of mention was the fine supper served A-r the guest, which was partaken of with such great relish and unanimity as to ou trial for 25 cents. This otler will hold good only for November and December, and ing the 29lh and Sttth. Those needing dental services should feel no hesitancy in call o-oriu ilt'e- totee taiicr, ttK sro.

Uicr ldjrersv.id th ee wi.o vriai to 501a icy Luanece cv uicusiXiiut at Kansas Cl'f rvl ft-. trf 6i Los nJ ro nts ROCK lOUTfe" rJ t-j r-vcr'-rj. Hock id. a. i Moine Peoria.

Chicio. and 1 1 1 a Eiwtztt-! hZAT LEA HOUVS for 3pir 1 Ji aux It Ua. eu town. MinnoepoiiA, St. i n-i poiL Aorth No: Ir-t T.it continuous iu-ea wu.ii to SPLENDID PASSErJCSK tzQUlPtASiUT.

En tii-pry new. tvltii ietoot Ptrily FltS'f CLAS. and tr--lectured exprtvsslf for taH -ervic k-Adj'. aXi to.s1Tj3.tSGT if. C.

and taaury oi ita occomiccdat.tKis EJcT.vnt D.r Curhea rr--. :1 fciir: Chairs tscats FHlPt an-t t4ttn 8'e pins Cars Union cpot cil rcciu-1 -i' 6. nu b.i attest in nvvt flattering terms to the ability doe not apply to yearly subscriptions. inz upon Dr. Wheeler.

He will be at the Stone Masons and Coutractors Solicit your patronage and guarantees satisfaction. Orders can be left at this office of the iuuds serving the meal. Anions those present wtre the following persons. 25 cents buys 8 bun of good laundry soap Hotel Paxico. To the citizens of Paxico and vicinity.

at Anderson A a. Missvs Martha Bohr, Judith Ilaan, Lizzie Now is the time to lay in your winter's supply of oal. Call on Guth aud Strowig Go and get a burro free at A. l'rinnfcy St. Marys, Kansas.

Irawing occurs Nov. 15, issi If you have any real estate to sell or rent wing a dtm-riptiuo of the wroe to the real estate Yo will find all ciiarges rasunable. A out line of FVw il CVfc n-crotd at Anderson A Co's. The Sancantna owl is the c'lHMjw-st; fur by t.utU A Strow ig at fo-50 per tun. 1 have iiened 00 a nice dean Mock oi The Newton waon, the nto-t durable and CTiectcea to das; msnon.

Altrsw staple weeiies in the tiiildiu? formerly occupied as a billiard hail by Alf red knemli, next tfuor west of the post-oihee. 1 havi-been a res-hUnt of llie Male for twenty four th CHICAGO. i :n.Tsrs. Use coUd.ty.t f.s 4 etocel ptccS. tst.AX tract, bt rarrcc.

ri n-r, arcbrsctrt3ti03 vtjoth dt.nri.r iv vtu in- RJC i T. an worthv I-rtof VS- 5 -L3 fJUJLr Tears and know the news of ibe people and Ivc-e der, Mary and Anni Lena lA-kat, Uuilie Guth, Ten nu FissJirr, and Jennie and lara Ropf tad Mes-rs. Will Withitt, John Rudolp Kubeit and Jos. Mkliaelis, John Gersbac Jos. N-noellMch, Jo.

lilotJach, Geor M. G.Jtli, Wm. and Nichol K-jfp; and J-ep 1 ami -1. M. Mucks tbaW.

It nt ofErerwi and ofrii cv rao-" txy i Jr-s easiest ruuning waun in the market, tur si by Guth and Strowig. A full line of cvsuk and rating stoves just r.ivind at Aiwvrxiu m1 but, just Received. An elegant line ut 1 With hats and can vbkii wili I told cheap iur tsh. UuiU A ttru'riy. 1 thall strive to treat tvery one while.

H. II. McLELLAN, Physician and Surgeon, St. xarys, Kansas For ticieits. e5! io enjiofc revj ri-Ctraaon Ami, c-r a Vka-frtm.

A Goo. -t. Mt. i 4 Pmsam AtfsX, TOrkivA, h.AS. CillCAOO.

li-LS. Vt.SVA. km, 1 do not waut the earth I Hit do deoire a puriiou of your atnm.ge. Call aud at me. Yours Kespectfullr.

H. Phillips..