The Paxico Courier from Paxico, Kansas • 3

v7 ef KtsV. furibr' llu.mu.u.orTof Alma, was ISE IS SUFFIC TWO DENT the guest of Rev. Father Kienliofter Inst Friday and Saturday. 1 far vest will soon bo here. The prospects for a good crop never a.ioa, M.wper yearm advance Pablished tvmy Thursday morning.

1. X. HOFFMAN, Eprrofr, were better. Mr. and Mre.

II. White and family accompanied by the largest an most com. i. i. i has just returned from the Chicago markets, Mtion In paxico, This stock of woods hits The Valencia postofflce and store building left Wednesday for a few weeks sojourn with relatives and friends in Gove county.

owned by Bishop and I.ila was destroyed by to our many patrons that our Mr, Bolton RY AND NOTIONS ever placed oq exhl everything in the latest novelties dry uniqueness of pattern, elegapce of design, their true worth and merit, and ooovitiees goods that the eastern markets ntford, and ueun cureimiy anil judiciously salecleo', we afSrm, without fear of contradiction, that unparalleled success that the sule of these please have not been in vuin. We invito lire last Wednesday evening. It is by some that there was and of superior quality of texture. Tho The Kansas State Medical Society con us that the untirmjf efforts of our buyer to more rain in Kansas lust month than during any March within the past ten years. vened in Topeka yesterday.

A number of mad dogs have been killed Aud now they say binding tniua will In the vicinity of Wnmego recently, cheap this year. Suit Department. Millinery goods NOW OPEN. Miss Mary Nuttmau who been 111 for Moritz Kuenzli shipped a lot of hogs lust We take great pleasure in announcing plate invoice of DRY GOODS, M1LL1NE regardless of time or expense, and includes this Biamuioth stock stands unrivaled in goods is now meeting with is a safe index of you to call aud examine for yourself. DRESS GOODS NOW OPEN! Cashmeres, Henriettas, Worsteds, Beiges, A full line of brocaded cotton goods at prices that defy competition.

some mouths is quite low at present. K. N. Ry. Time Card TRAINS MOVINU WW, -No.

115, Den. Exp. from K. 0. 12.32 am No-3, Wichita A 8.

W. ex. 12.43 am No. 1, S.W. mail and exp.

2.37 pm No 111, Den. Exp. from K. 12.53 pm No 31, Local freight 2.52 pm TRAINS EAST. No.

4, St. Joe Exp. from 8. Vi 3.38 am No. 118, K.

C. Exp. from Denver 3.47 am No. 2, Local freight. 11.58 am No.

2, Mail and express from SV. 1.12 pm No. 112, K. C. exp.

from Denver 2.52 pm Trains 115, 3, 111, 4, 110, and 112 stop on ignal. Trains 31 and "2 are daily except Sunday; F. R. Miu.Kit, Agent. Friday night.

Thomas Douglass, Jr. had two very se Editor Sage, of the Alma Enterprise, was Men's all wool suits, Men's half wool suitd, Men's ootton suits, all wool suits, Boy's half wool suits, Boy's cotten suits, 'la U0a7 2.00a Ladles Hats, Trimmed and UntrimrneJ, Misses Hats, Trimmed and Unti iinnied. Childrens Huts, Trimmed and Untriromed. A choice line of flowers, in clusters, sprays, wreaths, ota Also I ibbons. in town last Friday and gave this office a pleasant call.

Miss Madaiis attended the teachers' con vere hemorrhages of the lungs last Saturday afternoon. Dr. Culp was summoned and succeeded Lu arresting the hemorrhage, bat tho doctor entertains but little hope of the young mans recovery, as the disease had gone too far before it was placed auder hfs care. veutioil at Alma on Saturdav. WASH GOODS! Now Open.

NANSOOKS, VICTORIAS, C1IAILLES, SEERSUCKERS; PERCALES, GlFGHAMa, PRINTS. SHOES, and will not be undersold 1b this upwards. carry a full Has of ARE. and Fancy A First-Class Milliner Wesley Bolton's flue driving team was rresHes over this Department. Orders will be quickly and carefully attended to.

caught in a wire fence yesterday and almost ruined. Mr. J. 11. Moses, of Kaiv Township, wsb in town Saturday.

He says his family is Born On Tuesday morning last, a just from a severe siege of meas- 14 pound bey to Mr. and Mrs. P. Hei We wake a specialty of BOOTS ASD partionlat, Men's plow Jhoes at 1.25 and ALSO GLASSWARE AND QUEENSW We are offering some umippronclublj bargains in Clothing. Don't fail to eiamlue our stock before purchasing.

ens' and infants' oboes complete ia every and IMPLEMENTS OF ALL KINDS. tly in stock CO. Mis3 Maud Moses buing especially Sine. Our stock of Ladies', Mines', Childre HAF.DWAEE, TINWARE, CUTLERY tocories constan gcrt. Father and child doing well.

tick. We are glad to learu that all are recovering nicely. I Our local pge, next Issue, will occupy the Choice staple i The edit sr of the Courier, L. E. Hoflman, fourth and Inst page.

This change has been made principally on account of convenience and handiriess. AND 10U John Nichols will have a hearing be anticipates being away from home lor sev cral weeks, and has secured the services of Dr. F. M. Culp as editor pro com mencihg with this issue.

We know he will dish up the loealfl ia good style. fore Judge Thompson today in answer to the charge of breaking into M. W. Kuen- ali's meat market scnie six or eight months ago. DEESSMAKING! Doctor Culp is being quite busy.

1 The Manhattan editors roast the town Those who have occasion to call him at Young Cyclone. For the ieason of 1.S89, Kenney will stand Young Uyelone at his stable at Maple Hill on Mondays, Tuesdays and Fridays; on Wednesdays at Psge Peck's, on Snokomo; on Thursdays at Paxico. Young Cyclone is cows, and the cows in turn, eat the editors, shrubbery. Its a case cf war to the death night, will find the call bell at the right of the door. A lamp is kept burning all night so that there will Is no trouble in finding the bell.

It is feared by some that the frost hut SALINA Telegraph School Telegraphyand rail, oad busines A SPECIALTY, Low Rates. Irs F. M. Cnip, Friday morning injured the growing wheat. Garden plants caught the frost in good Two aspiring young meu ejtered into a shape too.

a tlasiuletoaian bred Hsrse, bi-autifiu bay color with black points, Kood style and so tion, plenty of bone aad muscle, Weight 1275 lbs. For ertendsd pedigree, see bills. Terms 10 to insure, payable March 1, 1S0O. AH marts disposed of will be con sidered in foal. All accidents at-owner's risk.

A. KENNEY. controversy a few unys ago in the drug store as to the quantity of brain food there Miss Martha Eohr closes her eight months term of school ai Newbnry today. Miss Bohr has taught a very successful Fashionable Dressmaker. THE TAYLOR SYSTEM OF CUTTING school, and the people ef this neighborhood will miss her very much.

lid Finney while leading one of his Easy Terms. Shortest Time. Students affiisled to positions. I.arsie di" horses through a gatoway last Sabbath the animal became quit-3 unmanageable, dealing Ed quite a blew on the head SATISFACTION GUARANTEED. Parlors over Anderson Co's Paxico was in fish.

It was decided among them that there was some brain food ia fish, and now the young inea caa be found at any tiius couched along the banks of Mill Creek seeking for wisdom. Some of those who have gone to the lard of promise and dout know wkather they shall reach the Goal; wheathcr in Oklahoma or on the Cherokee strip will be Wine what like tho old Lady, who- when the boundry line bet wee Virginia and North Carolina was under survey, was in doubt as to the State in which she might be foud to live; her lot fell in Virginia: and slit declared North Carolina always was a sicly OUR BARGAIN COLUMN. The novelties of the season are here ad-Tertised, and it will pay you to scan this Colutha closely. The dates for Dr. H.

W. Farseus, dentist, ire fnm the 3d to the 13tU of each month it Wainego, 20th to 25th at St. Marvs, 14,15 and 16 at Alma, and 17, 18 and 19 at Eski ridge. Every cash purchaser gets a burro ticket free at Urbansky's, St. Marys, Kan.

P. 1L Culp, the onfy graduated physician and surgeon in the city. Diseases of women and children a specialty. Female weakness cured, bf no pay. All calls attended to day or night.

30- Just received the largest, best and cheapest assortment ot ginghams, dress goods and potions ever brought to, the city. Call and Beetfcer5at Guth A Strowig's. Bee eampli card cf Boyer Brsa. Ready Jlixed Taints. A large assortment of ladies snd gents shoes just arrived at Guth and Strowig'.

'--f 1 -Tho latest styles of ladies trimmed hats at Guth and Strowig's. Urbansky's, St. Marys, is the place to buy your winter clothing and ladied' dry goods. i If you have an.vreaj estate to sell or rent tiring description of the same to the Cocr Jib real estate agency. You will find all reasonable.

Kansas salt only $1.50 per barrel at Guth, ritrowig. Co and get a burre free at. A. Urbansky's, St. Marys, Kansas.

Draring occurs Dec. 15,1883. Teise ce.11 and ioe'e at our elejnct trimmed hats. Guth and Strowig. Paxico Markets.

Reported by Guth Strowig: Oats, 15c. Corn, 17jcen Egg', 8 cents. JJultcr, I0al2 cent, fuico flour, 1.25al.40. Potatoes, per bushel, 60e. Apples, per bushel, 75c.

'Onions, per bushel, 1.00. Corn feeal, per sack, 23c. No. 2 wheat is worth 72 cents. frcm which he is gradually recovering.

luand guaranteed. For particulars memiot! It seems that there is considerable his paper una call on cr awl res. V. II. SKF.LTON, Manager.

contention between Alma aud Eskridge as to which place the next Teachers' Institute should be held. As a compromise we sug 'TOS 4 and over 10? N. Ye Alt- FOR SALS 160 acres two mil es'northwest of Paxico, 18 acres in wheat, all fenced, never failing water. Terms IS per acre. Inquire of M.

Oehrt, Paxico, Kan gest that it be held at Fazico, on the line of the Great Rock Island, where there is SALINA, JCAN, CULP PHYSICIAN AND SURGEON OFFICE OVER ANBRSONS STORE eight passenger trains every tweutyfour hours. A man about town noticed that Boyer Bros, have moved their barn and erected a important addition to it which adds NOTICE! The Wabaunsee Dramatic Company will present a drama at Kuenili': Hall, Paxico, Saturday evening, May 11th, 1SS9. Admission fee 25 cents. A dance will be bv'cH the convenience- and appearance City barber Shop of the place. i BOOT AMD SHOE SHOP proprietor, Rpaiii(; neatly pcifcnfti on rfcftrt notice iwsenablo ratat It has been intimated thr.i J.

H. Meyer, Prop. 3haffiHioh)g. Dhavinir and hair ctitting ir given at the close of the play. Numbers, 26c.

A cordip.l invitation extended to dent Rainey contemplates holding the county normal institute at Eskridge. We all he latesi style. 8olicita tlit patronage of the i-. i. n.iicprt,:., Secretary.

believe that the teachers gecerally of this part of the county will be oppesed to any such move. Eskridge is a nice town, but is not located conveniently enough to aceoui-. modate a majority of the teachers. CHURCH FESTIVAL. A.

J. PBIDE Gen'IRIacksmith Rql'r Shop The Bapt-Bt church of Paxico will hold Madam Rumor 8ays: "City Meat Marke festival and supper ia Kuenili hall on That J. DeMott Boyer visited Alma 1 Friday evening, May 10th. Everybody is invited to attend. All the delicacies of the Sabbath afternoon on business.

season. Also oysters and regular supper, That lTerman Nuttman's fine residence JV1. W. Ruemli, Prop will be ready for occupancy in few Stipper at 6 o'clock The proceeds will be devoted to the building of a new church in Shoeing a specialty': criargfa teastnnble That Anderson A Co. have a choice line Give us a call.

of Satines at 22 l-2c per yd. Paxico. Committee cn arrangements Snail. Mc- Screen doors. A GREAT CLUB OFFER.

Gee, Jerry Gordon, Wesley Oweas, George FVesk asJ Itlauya mi hand. The Weekly CapitalCommonwealth and the Cocrier one year for 1.80. This offe for cask and enables you to have all the Winfrey, John Medley. On Tables Mrs. McGee, Mrs.

Gordon Mrs. Pride. Oh Cooking Mrs. Woolforth, Mrs. Fer rell, Mrs.

Wilson. latest news from the capital of the state a tip Cedar posts cheaper than osik at Paxico lumber yards. HOTEL PAXICO your own local paper at the prico ot one The Capital -Commonwealth will contain the most complete report of the legislative pro eetsdingt published anywliere. ANDEKSON Proprietors. BOOM PAXICQ, II.

ALLEN, Manager DOC'TOK CULP ON PYILSl-OLOGY. The bociy is the lowest part of mans nature. It is compounded of material elements the bass of whose construction is dust of itself; it is nothing bnt an arrangement of passions and thoughtless organs prepared Boyer Bros. Eeady Mixed Paints at limber yards. There is more buaiuess done In Paxico For the season of 1889, Sexton, Warren Offord will stand at their barn, two miles west of Maple Hill, the following stallions: for its size than any town in Eastern Kansas and the reason of this is, there is a Halt Kugby (4bbll, imported ivnglish shire, For Socks ad Stationery 0 THE PostofficeBuilding where yon wiil ti" a futi line of sclto' supplies! It yo'i war.t yimr Property Insured, bay, 7 years old, weight 1850 iwunds.

He ed effort on the part of the business men of is very pewerfully built, stvlish, and won Paxico to make the town the best in the Accommodations first -class in a1! respects first premium at Topeka, 1SS7. Terms, and Fystematiied for the use of po.er or powers which it caunot but only serve. Yet it is an part of man's nature, as man, and is the raort exquisitely county. Gossip and fault-finding, a charac eighteen dollars to insure. That W.

I. Boyer visited Atchison this week returning yia 8t. Marye. That Jack Pride has added 6ome substantial improvements to the interior of his shop. That the City mcsit market is open again.

Fresh meats of the best quality and variety can be had at any time. That Anderson Co. have about twenty pieces of cotton dres goods that they are now ofiering at cost. That Mr. John Bolton is spending a few days iu Alma this week courting.

That John Stork had a very valuable Polled-Angus calf killed by a west bound train last Monday niyht. That Anderson fc Co. will be pleased to see any and every who is contemplating buying a self-binder. That Al Strowig made a Hying trip to Valencia last Eabbath. That Miss Minnie Madaris, our jKjpular school teacher, missed the train at Alma last Sabbath afternoon and was obliged to return to Paxico by private conveyance.

That nats fcr the multitude can be procured for lesz ioney, cash iri hand, at Anderson Co's than anywliere else in the teristic of so many small towns, is indulged The Pirate (4737), imported English Special (acuities far TnUCOMMEUClA TRADE. iu by but a very few. But they remind us (hire, brown, years old, terms nfteen tiol lara to insure. Auld imported Norfolk Hack' p.rcm.T of the Irishman iu a place of worship, who. good reliable cocifami constructed thing in the material world, the most wonderful of all chemical compounds.

It is the masterpiece of God's tefroaquc-rus workmanship. It ii a magniiicent structure BOYER BROS. Ready-mixed Paints. "Warranted." when the collection box was being passed, confidentially whispered to the deacon that bey, brown, nine years old, Weight 1200 lbs. He is a very stylish, high stepping horse, with pood bone and substance and is just the kind to get first-class carriage horses.

he had no right to vote, not being natural of more than 250 bo.ies clethed with mus I emu, hftecn dollars to insure. ued. True we are not without our share of cranks. We find them everywhere, men whose business qualifications would not in- cles and tied together by 100D ligaments, the whole invested with a si in ccntair.ing 200,000,000 of pores, and enclosing three Sextoa, Warrel A Offord will also 6tand Ihe thoroughbred stallion Zeta, property ot Paxico Eoller Mills Mr. W.

W. Cocks, of Maple Hill. Zeta is M. OEHMS, iure them success anywliere. No surer sign grand cavities in whiA ai-e "organs of f.on Well known iu this neighborhood as derful function and power.

The ends of erandlv bred horse, he being bv imported that a man has made a failure than that lie is continually speaking slightingly of the future prospects of the town in which he Jiillet (sire of Miss Woodford), and out of these bones are veneered with elastic cattl Thee paints rre manufactured froM STRICTLY FUKE -materials, by expert enccd workmen, and we can g'urantce them i rr One of the best merchaul and exritjlig mills in the staie, do a gem-nil Venus by Hurricane, lerms hftecn dollars for the season. tvrentv-Gve dollar to insure. lage smd the ligaments which bind them tegeficr are lined with a rfieir.braiie which resides. But let the croakers croak. Paxi Extended pedigree all the above named gen'l merchandise co will continue to grow ana don you aoitea can be seen at owner barn.

secretes a lubricating fluid. Ihe miiM.1 which clothe them are dispoW in hnn'd! doubt it. snd manufacture the finest of Flour in The state. Come and be convinced, we enclosed in sheaths, and the skin which hi-vests the whole is made up cf tissues dis equal to any mixed paints on ths mtikct. All cans a'r warranted full meeauie.

Call and see sample card at posed in layers. The body is a metropolitan pay the MARKET PRICE FOtt GRAIN. W. A K. STROWIG.

ccunty. That it has never yet been clearly set tied whether to crack a joke impairs its value. Honest what is your opinion? That Dittman and Frey have attached a horse-power to their euiery-wh2el for the accommodation cf their customers. municipality of bones and musclns, an or ganired functional human city, of which the SEI.L YuUE STOK TO head ia the Capitol and palatial abode. Within the mnsal enclosure of the capitol, gutalbe Jo PAXICO LUMDER YARDS That the storekeepers declare that while A.

C. KUEITZU, II. II. McLELLAN, Physician and Surgeon, their clerks are irrepressibly talkative during the day, they are a'l ready to "shut up' at night PAXICO, KANSAS. That J.

D. M. Buyer reports having dis Marys, Kansas lis psjs the hijjhwt ciuTent prwwe fjr Cuilhl andhct. Give biui a trial STEP LADDERS At Paxico Lumlier Yards. covered a canine in the neighborhood much less fine and elegant looking than Chips.

Bring him around, John, and receive your reward. That there is no time like the present for purchasing screens for your doors and windows. Anderson A Co. have just what you need for that purpose The Brandt Hotel DKLAIIOMA-TIIK PROMISED LAND "On to Oklahoma," is now the watch Word of the thousands of homeseckers who hare anxiously awaited the president's proclamation opening this vast and rich country to public settlement. Colonies are being fanned in every state aud territory in the Wen.

The millions of acres may not iur-bish a homestbad for all who come, but Ihere will be thousands ready to relinquish their claims at a nominal figure. The intending settler shield look the country 'over. Go via the great Rock Island Route, popularly called the "People's Favorite," wherever it runs. Kingfisher, the U.S land office for Oklahoma, is the coming metropolis of the Indian Territorr, and is located on the Rock Island route. A fast line of stages has been put on to Fort Reno, connect with the trains of the Rock Island lerri'-erial extension.

This is the 'cheapest and fcest route, and direct the place you wait tc go. Through so" id vestibule trains from Chicagf via Kansas City Jlnd St Joseph, also from Denver, Colorado Springs and Publo to the Territory, through he cities of Topeka, Hutchinson, Wichita, Wellington and Caldwell. It wilt be to Jour adnrtage to locate on the People's Favorite railway. Examine tFe map. The jRotk Island has excellent connections Cram SU portions of the union.

For full informs on concerning Oklahoma, the land laws and the beat way to get in the county, ad-dry- Johx Kebastiax, p. T. P. A. Chioaim, Kansas A Nebraska Rt; Bock Island We, Topeka, Kan.

Alma, Kansas. Jos. Brandt. Proprietor Hr houe of the city. Everything Screen doors L.

PALENSKE5 new and neat. Good sunpie rooms con nection. Bus to and trom all train. and covered with its osseous dome -are chambers lrnng whit cartains of woven filament ef the fiutet structure and clastic texture of the most delicate taerubranc, carpeted with exquisitely commanded encepha-lon and splendidly furnished and elaborately and mtgnificently ernairented. Within its walls are galleries aderricd with the gorgeous psSnthgs of imaginations artistic, pencil; Ac rooms of mnemosTne, clerk of! State, packed and cram med with memory's records; the sombre halh of State in which Judgraeiit, Pea.n Corteicn -e, the rhadanajthus irrtr and aeacss cf the human ralm lit ermined ia stern" judicial conclave, and the imperial chamber where the human will sits enthroned, and sceptred in sovereignty.

The royal edifice is interpeceratd from the outside wond by labyrinthine and complicated corridors, along whose nervous floors fiery messenger ev fn, leading from two carious cavernotu 'openings an both sides, and tiro splendid, arched-oval and cotvex eatnCicea, ty two con Ring little deors or palpebra hinged and friaged high np ia the front, whose retinal passages are evtr'uowued with light and beabty. ir fee EONS OF VETERANS AH those interested in organiring a Sons Pbotograpb gallei of Veterans lodge will rceet in A nderson's BULGEE. KANSAS. iLMA, hall on Saturday evening, May 11th, at 7 o'clock sharp. Turn out, sons of veterans TO DEUXOCEJTS.

THE UOTJKIER Is a dark bay hore, weighs 1600 pounds is half Clyde and half Norman, and is a splendid 'draft liorsc He will stand the rh TuesilaT at i red We trust that those knowing the nselvrs Is tnrsing out work wis.tr his tMrtoaieri to rcr v- 'H offirtures. A Pir.ger's Una, ar.d the remainder of the tin at home. Ilis coils can i scca i indebted to the Cocrier on subscription will casually drep in and Hiere the editorial exchequer. We have carried a conaidenale number cf subscribers for two-thirds of the place a mile and a half west of 1'axieo. JOI1N JtLTTMANN.

present subscription year, and at this juao tare a little sabscriHlon tsnrjey il! WeaV.