The Baldwin Ledger from Baldwin, Kansas • 3

John Eaton returned from" Canfbr COtLEGE COLUMN. THE OLD DRY GOODS HOUSE Keifer tlie Mercliaiit KANS, Apr. 10, 18S4. Bargains "in Dress Goods, SUMMER SILKS, SILK MELANGES. ALBATROSS CLOTHS, BUNTINGS, OTTOMAN EFFECTS ETC.

These goods were purchased under most favorable conditions and are offered at extraordinarily low figures. Ladies your inspection is L. Bullene Company, jSTever during the twenty-seven years ol our business in Lawrence have we beeii in god a position to give our patrons every advantage in the purchase cf Dry-Goods and Carpets, is at present. Dry-goods of every description are this spring lower than we have ever known thein fVe own our stock at the lowest prices known in the trade. We shall sell them accordingly low, We cordially invite, the public to Gall and see us.

L. BULLENE CO. Bargains in Crashes: An all Linen Bleached 6 1-4 cents. A better Brown 71-2 cents, Buy these Crashes and 3rou will get more and better goods than you eves exchanged money for. Keifer the Merchant.

gggaS Bodwell THE SRITEPJ0K Book Job Printing House, BALDWIN, DEALERS IN General Merchandise. AS EVERYBODY KNOWS Stock always fresh, Prices Low! Which, can be proven. All goods as represented, and no pains spared to please patrons. At the Old Stand! he Prfprietor of thfe Criterion Book Je9 Printing EetablistrhPnt annaunce witk Jence that they hare the Best and Greatest facilitle for the prompt, correct and car' il executicfl of ail the ySribua descriptions of BRiMiSa to fouid amyiebcrd id letern Kailstts. Being fully eonviriced trf the fact that the price of Priming, lite all other necMCrf tings in Kansds; has greatly decreased within the past year; they haT accordingly I-ur liased and put Ihte operation the latest and most desirable Labor-SaTing Material knoi the Art, and are thus enabled to compete with eastern Ciiiea: These wh have not yet patronized us need make bne trial to be eoQTinced.

Being Practical Printers; we ae fuUy capable of performing to the letter romise here: OF KAxNbAb. Etc. CEOCRAPHV.C'I THIS COUNYlY, WfU. THIS MAP, THAT THE ROUTE. nia last Tuesday and brought a oil Parrot with him.

Stockmen Attention, We have the best assortment of Stock Cut3 to be found in Douglas county, and Ave are prepared to execute posters on short notice and at the lowest prices compatible with an honest living. Mr. J. F. Breish, formerly editor of Standard of Truth, of -'Marshalltown Iowa, was a caller at this office Monday.

Mr. Breish has arranged with the G. A. R's, to give one of his popular lectures at Prairia City, April 11. Subject "Three Years Around the camp-fires of Virginia.

Admission 15 cents. Notice. With my 18 years experience in the Lightning Rod business, I know I can put up rods cheaper, better and more ornamental than any other man. See me before purchasing of transient men and be convinced. Sell any and all rods in the market.

Respectfully, W. W. Co, "When the spring timecomts gentle Annie," and the rest of the girls must clean, paint, buy your soap of Dugger Bros, and save your temper. The horse Show Saturday was a grand affair, there being about fifteen horses on the grounds. Among which was some fine stallions General Mitchell owned by J.

J. Bell; J. B. Hambleton exhibited a Very fine animal, as also did William Pardee. Several good horses was down from Lawrence but we were unable to learn the parties names who exhibited them.

Hall's Hair Renewer renews, cleanses, brightens, and invigorates the hair, and restores faded or gray hair to its youthful color and lustre. People with gray hair prefer to use the' Renew er, rather than proclaim to the world, through their bleached locks, that they are becoming aged, and passing on to decay By lack of open air exercise, arid the want of sufficient care HI tile matter of diet, the. whole physfcal mechanism often becomes impaired during the winter. Ayer's Sarsapfarilla is the proper reniedy to fake in the spring of the year to purify the blood, invigorate the system, excite the liver to a'ction, and restore the healthy fone and vigor. The City election" passed off quietly last Monday with the following result; there being' wr opposition of any consequence to the regular ticket S.

S. Armstrong befog the only change from the regular ticket. There was only 57 votes cast about One-third the vote of the city: For Mayor, C. S. Hogan, 56; for Police I.

C. Barton, 55; for councilman, R.W. L.B. Bodwell, C. B.

Beeks, 44; W. A. Hyde, 39; Geo. Nott, Sr, S. S.

Armstrong opposition, 23. ft litis been maliciously reported around town that the Criterion contemplated leaving Baldwin and for the benefit of a few who do not under stand the cause of the report we take this ooporturfity to state' fnat the whole thing is false and has been cir culated WilfV malicious intent. Re member fnat the Criterion has come to stay, aiid even if we had any desire to leave Baldwin we are in such a position that if would be impossible for us fo g.4 G. A. R.

itams. At tiis of Fx D. Baker Prist Xo. 40 hist Monday night, three new recruits tet mustered and ten appli cations received' Preliminary rir-ransremants were made for Decoration Day and the Post will reet on Mon day evening April 31st to complete them-: rtev. J.

M. Suillivnn was chosen to preach the meiijorial sermon. Look Out Post No. 15 of Wellsville will be invited to participate on Deco ra Ami Day. By invitation Col.

Buckner will deliver his popular lect ures on the camnaigu from -Nashville to the sea, at an early day in Bzlftwin Under the auspices of the Post it proposed-' celebrate the fourth of July with a barbacu. A Remarkable Sermon. The following narrative conies to us in cold blood from the honest eld "Wooden Nutmeg State:" A little girl, attended church for the first time and listended to ah elegant sermon fmn the text: "An angel came dovm from heaven and took- a live coal from the. alter." She Was afterward asked what the text was, and delivered the following astounding An Injufrcame dowrTfrom New Haven ami took live colt by the tail and jerked him ot of hisf hal-J tern The girls mothc" w4 netfn scious at last-aiceounts. AKflCOLAIt ATTENTIfeH OlVEfl Tb TRANSCRIPTS, BOOKS, CATALOGUES, POSTERS, HANDBILLS, INVITATIONS, TICKETS, BILL HEADS, FREIGHT BILLS; PROGRAMMES; CIRCULARS, MONTHLY STATEMENTS, DRUGGISTS' SUPPLIES; BOX AND BOTTLE LABELS, LETTER HEADS, BILLS OF FARE; BUSINESS TAGS, -CERTIFICATES OF BANK CHECKS, RECEIPTS; Et6.

Efc. tit It 13 an evident fact that Grant Robbins don't believe in phrenology. Will Clardy and Harry DeWolf made a trip to Ottawa last Thursday. Is there going to be a local contest commencment week? Work has been resumed on the new college building again. Several new volumes have recently been added to the library.

Query "Why has Hilbish withdrawn, froiu the Athenian society." Rev. J. H. Pracht preached in the basement last Sunday evening. The music department is having a hard time making out his terms bulletin.

It's a cold day when the average senior don't gaze on the animal bills posted for the circus. Mr. Bruce, a colored gentleman has been elected orator for one of the societies of the State University. The Clionians are up with the times and have bullitined an excellant program for next Friday night From the looks of some of the boys who visited Ottawa last week, they evidently had a good time." It is said that eigrist and had a tast of brimstone the other day-How does it smell any how? Bascom Robbins returned last Thursday from a successful trip to Paola in the interest of the firm he represents Colt Seijjrist and Co. seem to relish a good immersion once in a while especi ally if administered by some of the Eliolians.

Bookagents Continue to multiply and the average "Prep" thoroughlybe- lieves thai, a fortune awaits him at no distant da It tftkes a decided amount of cheek to hand the Professor a petition re questing to make a speech don't it Getty indignantly denies having went to Manhattan, but solemnly de clares he "took in" the sights of Tope ka. We would ftdtise Colt, Seigrist, and the next they loose an "Old Arm not to tackle the wrocg man, when somebody steals it from them Did you find many mice in the garret The must h'sJVe thought some of the Athens boys had a wonder ful generous streak to suppose that they would pound their fingers all to pieces awaking sin irOId Arm Chair" for them. The judges selected for the contest on the 18th at Lawrence are Hon. Eugene Ware, of Fort Scott, Munsell, of Council Grove, arid Hon. Greenwood, of Kansas City.

On evening, April 2d tho JElioian fociety gave one of their popular musical enterf ftinVnents, at the M. E.Church, to a crenvded house. As was expected, the music was excel-lant, and in no way disappointed the audience. At a little past 8 o'clock entertainment was opened by a piano solo, by Miss Delia Steele. Miss Steele' shows decided talent as a pianist, and her pice was well rendered.

Vocal solo', "I'd be a Butterfly," by Miss Laura Beefes, was next announced imd well received, while the vocal duet which follqwed Misses Sade and Sullivan was sxcelant and fully appreciated by the audience. The' instrumental solo "Watchman tell us of the Night," by Miss, Maggie Buford, ii sen exceedingly difficult piece and was well Ere long Mis? Buford will be excelled by few at Baker. Miss Delia Colt was next called and saug "Wh6n the Rose Bloom again," in such a manner' as to capture the' entire audiance, and although fhe pice itself may not have been as difficult as some of the others, it was decidedly She prettiest if we may be allowed fo except "The Lonely Bird," as sang, by Misses Minnie Trcncell and Ollie'Buek-ner, whisli was decidedly the fthit" of the evening. An excelant vocal solo "Serenade," by Miss Bertha Smith, was next on the program, and the general is always the case when anything is by Miss Smith. An agreeable change was rk-xt announced, and Mr.

Keifer" with: his eor-net, Arthur Oilman with the'viclin'an Miss Steele at the piano rendered sdme excelant showing themselves to be well acquainted with their different instruments. They were loudly encored but modesty prevented their Second appearance. "The Drv is Done," is the title of a pretty solo by Miss Nannie Beeks and vk very fine; after which Prof Snyder gave one of his incomparable organ solo's, th enng rr program Whicb displayed good taste and talent. Shoes! ShoeslI The sales in this department are an assurance that the trade of Baldwin will patronize home institutions when such goods ase kept in stock as arc wanted. The custom-made fine Shoes in CURSO, SIAMANG and FRENCH KID, KID FOXED and TAMPICO GOAT cannot be purchased for les3 money andwhere.

Askfor Bvrnes fine Shoes Galbreath Kansas SECRET SOCIETfEl- BALDWIN CITY LODGE, Kc. 31, I. O. O. I Meets every Saiuf erening at 7 o'clock in Masonic Jy.

B. Bontfiiiy N. F. B. EiEif, Sec'y; PALMtRA LODGE No.

23, Regular communication Wednesday ev ning at 7 o'clock, on or Jbefore' full moo J. N. fiiri Sec'y. VINELAND GRANGE, KO. 63, Meets oir the secfcntl Fhursday ai fourth Saturday of each month; Wm Roe, Mastf S.

EmvAll; Sec'y. ED liAKER FO'ST Nov 40, G. A. I Meets ovef the' Post office on the fir Monday night each Teter II. Weeks, Come Clark Reynolds, Adjt.

CHURCHES: 1J Pator, Dr. W. R. iervicert every Sunday at o'clock and p. Sunday sblrool at ai.

Youii people's prater meeting Toe-lay evening at p. m. Prayer rieetii: rhursday evening' at 1 p. th: OfFrCfAt DJRECTORY President S. Afthi 'resident of Chief hA ice.

Secretary of -ecretary of Treasury ecretaft of Wai T. Frelfngliuyfe J. l.inco Chandi II. Iirewmk Q. Gilfil; li.

W.Dudk cecretary of Secretary of Navy. Attorney Postmaster Treasurer. Com." of Com, of Coin of JI. MarL' Congressional. BENAT6.

J. J. HOUSE 1st A. Anderst 2nd 3rd" JDistrict. Ihm.

At Large R. lVt r- Lewis. flamba R. i Perkii. STATE.

W. Gli Lieutenant W. Finn Secretary ot State Jairfear Smif tate IIo A. Johns- tate Auditc cup't Public C. Spe.

I COUNTY. Probate Fot iJiHirict (3erk. auiamer. County J. Bart II.

Carme R. J3mr. Clerk. JoeT Wh- liegistef of Dee.Js..i;.......'A. G.

ftohn. II. Peafr C. G. 3IFII J.

I. John Walton and "Wra Draper Beeka pro te Treasurer EIiAUr Justice of D.Andetzr Joseph II: I. Grab? Const aMe A3. H. Demi: Marsh ill JI-' Schoo- Dr gchneb Bily SRd liC BaVtoa, S.

Ijckvrood has removed to Media. Miss M. M. Ilidgewaj will give a musical soiree some time in May. Go Dugger Bros, for Tropical fruits.

Match the heauty of spring with the Book Store Wall Papers. II. M. Bodwell is building a resi-fj jace in the south part of town. W.

I. Graham is erecting a residence in the north part of town. Rev. W. W.

Bridwell left last Monday for the ISxcelsior Springe, L. B. Bodwell left for Topeka last Tuesday to attend Presbytery. Try some of those fine Bananas al Dugger Bros. New, unique and beautiful designs hi Wall Papers at the Book Store.

J. K. Smith, of Wellsville was in town Monday Campbell Cooper the new druggists arrived in town Monday. Bodvtell Sc Galbreath will soon be running a delivery wagon of their own. II.

II. Elrod, the new bus proprietor lont a valuable horse last Tuesday. U'ANTFD A copy of the Ckitkkion of March 27, to complete our files. DIED on Tuesday, April 8, 1881, infant daughter of F. B.

it Allie Ked. J. II. Whitney and family arrived in Baldwin this week to make this their home. Mrs.

Allie Bobbin banghfer of W. it. Davis. arrived from Arizona yes terday. Mr.

B. Smith, of Ottawa, drove up and spent the Sabbath with his soli, Mr, O. A. Smith. Vr, J.

M. Smith, the Dentist, will he here again on Monday and Tuesday, April 14 and 15. Mr. O. A.

Smith charge of the literary department, and all applications for space should be made to him. The Dugger the new grocery Matt run a delivery This make two Wagons for Baldwin. Dr. J. (.

Sehilcbly is fencing up the open spaoe jus; south of the stone house o-n (th street. Physicians, clergymen, arid scientists finite in recomending the use of Hall's Vegetable Sicilian Hair Itenewer. Why wear out with continual coughing at night' when Ayer's Cherry Pcc-forial will rilieve and cure? Furniture Emporium A ciif load of Furniture just received at the Furniture rooms of tfc Cooper. Scoft of Ciraid Kans, has pi.T-diased tire lot opposite the Barber Hhop ami will build vln office therein on. 1 give employment 50 youri? tidies and geritermeWfor the next six months at the very highest wages.

Bnstow. We were in- reference the burn of the M. E. Church pir-nage it was the barn of the Presbyterian Farmers if yoTi want ivn ftonest set harness ca'M on Sturdiyan W'yrick and you will get it and every xrrap first-class- oak tanned leather. The instruments fo? drum corps have arrived, and they fine instru ments, the drums being nickle piatea base; six snare drums fid turee iii'es.

Persons making appointments and iVuling to- fulfill them will be charged 'lir the time lose" bv' it. unless thev wave a very resoname excuse V- M. Smith, -Dentist. WALL PAPERS! In stock and -arriving, the largest nd most elegant line ever brought to Tfahlwin, at lowest prices. 'At Book Sore.

Sturdivail Wyrick have the wall their New Harness Shop decorated with 25 sets cf new harness all styles air made of Phenix'oak tanned l'ntKer and every strap hand-made. You buy tiekets at Baldwin and have baggage through to ill ckics for the same money as at Ottawat via the Southern Kansas Railway to Kansas1 CityV Thirty Yeakh Wxif For more (ban thirty years DeLand. Co. have been waging war upon impure and Soda, by pfeenrg' within im reach of everybody perfettly Their iirtrNr.l. 6 Having thus enfrrfierftted some of our facilities, afid determined to7 all i work that eannot be fourid with pri6e3 or execution, we de reitcrttT PRhMTfNG, fN ANY DESIRED COLOR OR STYLE, ITiH "btf Executed "by iis at tlie Lowest Rates.

A. SHE WARD jpropmetof WHO it UNACOUAINTED WITH TH. SEg BY'EXAMINiNQ S.K. R.W. TIME TABLED Going Mr.th- No 6.

p. Aa-Nr. 10. Freight arfd 9:25 a', m. Going South No.

o. 12:07 p. in. No. Freight and hi.

DEESSMAKISG AND MISSM.B. HOLBfiOOE, Rooms up stairs over Bodwell 4 Gatereath's'. Baldwin, Kansas I ddsire to announce' tct thfe fadlos of Baldwin that I have the best Dress Chart In tft -west. M. HOl.BROOk.

Bttsrer Bros, DEALER fN FSney Stapte' Groceries, (JLASs'WAE'Iv. WOODEKWAKK, NAILS, California DINNED GOOD Taiforin )h'ECAco, Rocic Island PAdiFic sfng the Great Central Line, affords tcJ travelers toy reason of fts unrivaled geo a ph leal position, the shortest and best route between the East; Northeast ant outheast, and the Wesfj Northwest and Southwest. It Is strictly true, that its connections are a'l of the princ4al line 7 road between the Atlantic and the Pacific. By ris rnarn line and brandies It reaches ChleagS, Jtfllet Peoria, Ottawai Sail, Ceneseoi MoUrie arid Rock Island, in Illinois; Davenport, -Muscatine, Tshirfgton, Keokuk, Knoxville, Oekaloosa, Oes Moines. West Liberty wa City, Atlantic, Avoca, Audubon, Harlan, Cuthrie Center and Council Bluffs, Iowa i Cafiatin, Cameron and Kansas Cjty, In Missouri, and Leavenworth and Atcht3oh in Kansas, and the hundreds of cities.

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