Kansas Labor Clarion from Mankato, Kansas • 5

KANSAS LABOR CLARION. L. Jordan, of Jewe ll, was ius Heating in Mankato Sunday. M. M.

Kirkpatriek, of Montrose, was a caller Monday. Ui Published Weekly Jesse Harper at Rubens, Wednesday, the 29. Bo sure and attend the old settlers reunion to be hold at Holler's grove 34 mile cast of Jewell next Tin 1VDA.Y, August 9, 1888. EUitor and J'ropr. J.

DUN UJX. PEIt YEAH. woods 1 lowers Buckeye Gr. D. Moore, of May view, a dolegato to tho people's convention hint Saturday, was a caller at icso headquarters.

He will read tit Clarion hereafter. Let every body, young and old no matter what their politics, attend one or more of Col. Harper's speeches to bo delivered in this county tho lust of this month. EzTdozi. And JVEsirikistto.

Saturday will long be remembered as a grand day in tho history of tho Union Labor party in Jewell county. H. E. Krot, our painter, has gone on the mad wiling cigars for II. E.

Woidemeyor, of Marysville, Kansas. A little child of Mr. and Mrs. John Rich, of this township, died RATES OP ADVEttTISING. one column, one year $100.00.

Local notice per line, each Insertion 05 D'iplay adds for leas than one month, one and one-halt times column rate. Legal notices, legal foes, Town and County. Corn is safe. B. P.

Royer was over from Burr Oak Monday. '3DL Coring6 1 Tn tho game at Burr Oak Tuesday tho Mankato team were defeated by CALL ON MM mmiM8t Eaa. I bore you a well at any time and do it at rcabouablo rates. lie wi last Friday night, and was buried Saturday. vl a score of 6 to 9.

This gives each team one game. Tho third game will probably bo played here soon. Thos. Dunlicks has returned from his southern trip. Ed.

Smith, the invincible, was up from Jewell Monday. James Strange, of Red Cloud, foimcrly a Jewell county man, was in town Saturday. lie recently had a finger taken off by a spiko Frank McGiunis has severed his connection with the Review, and is at present at work in the county treasurer's office. Ed. Bunker and Dan Huff, of Burr Oak, had business with the register of deeds Friday.

Wo acknowledge a call. Special meeting of tho commis- You are cordially invited to call and get prices on driver while at work with a bridge sioners the first of the week. gang on tho B. M. GROCERIES.

E. L. Carrigan, of Dentonia, was in town tho first of tho week. C. L.

Vaughan, a former Jewell county newspaper man but now traveling for an eastern insurance company, spent a few days last Wo acknowledge many friendly calls, encouraging words, and best of all, a goodly amount of hard Ei. Chapman was up from Concordia for a day or two the last of the week. brother, R. of week with his the Monitor. cash from tho nolid U.

L. men of the county last Saturday. Our stock is complete, and our prices Very Low. We carry a full line of ta pie and Fancy Groceries, Canned Goods, Dried and Green Fruits, Flour, Meal and Bacon. Also Remember Col.

Jesse Harper will speak four days in this county the last of August. Wc are advised by Mr. Jno. Se-bastiat. G.

T. P. A. of the K. J.

W. McRoberts attended the Soldiers Reunion at IL'irdy, Nebr. last week, and came homo chock full of new stories to tell the boys. A Texas pony on 'ho streets attracted as much attention as a young circus for a time Monday. who is now in Chicago, that a series of excursions have been arranged for bv tho Great Rock Island Routo, to points in Kansas and Nebraska, on tho fallowing dates: August 21, September 11 and 25, and The udge sayH he had a good time.

Queensware, The committee have decided on tho following dates and places for Col. Jesso Harper's speeches: Ionia, August 27, Burr Oak, August 28, Rubens, August 29, and Randall, August oO. October 9 and 23. Rales, limit of tickets and further particulars to bo announced hereafter. D.

E. McDaniel, Agt. Half a hundred now names added to our subscription list since our last issue. How's that for high? N. Hill and S.

B. Moffitt, of Walnut township, were in town Monday figuring with our implement men on a haying outfit. POCKET AA TABLE CUTLERY. Thanking you all for past favors, we hope for a share of your trade in the future. Yours Respectfully, Mankato, Kansas.

Q. g. BROWMf. NOTICE. Call on L.

S. Home, Old "99." You will find tho best and largest selected line of custom and mer We had a heavy rain Saturday night which did an incalculable amount of good. Crops were suffering from tho dry weather, but chant tailor made suits, which are expressly made lor his trade by the Ice for Sale See Johnnie Dudley for your ice. E. J.

Hiesrodt Prop. Salem, Kansas. now we think tho backbone of tho dry season is broken' ITTOfl fl Jesse Harper at Burr Oak, the iw mm MB mm anur popular and woll-known manufacturers, Wylor, Ackerland Cincinnati, Oho, sole owners ofthe Flexible and Never-breaking Padded Shoulder, which each and every Col. Jesse Harper at Ionia, Monday, August 27. Tuesday, August 28.

Proprietor Representative convention at Burr Oak was ono of tho largest suit contains. Every suit warranted as represented by L. S. Horne. Call early and examine.

ever held in the county. Mrs. Dr. Kneeland, of Burr Oak, was visiting with her son J. II.

Crawford, and daughter, Miss May Kneoland, of this city, tho first of the week. M. D. Ross of Rubens was unani mously nominated for representa An entire new stock of Harness Goods, Saddles, Whips, Robes Just Received. Repairing neatly and promptly done by Experienced Workmen.

Call and see us. tive. Full report next week. S. II.

Garman has, hanging in his Jesse Harper at Randall, August 30. MARSH GREEK. YEWS. The late rains came just in time Now, boys, let us see to it that wo elect, not only every one nomi Ib grocery store, a string of twenty-nine rattles, taken from rattlesnakes il i I il if i I it 4 nated last Saturday, but both rep killed on his farm in western Ne braska last summer. to prevent the total destruction of NET resentatives from this county, Senator from this district and ll.

A. Hart for congress. We can do it, if we try. MO Messrs Cotter Mueller, of Atch ison, have rented rooms and opened a barber shop up stairs in the Butts building. This give5! Mankato three barber shops with six artists.

the corn crop. Farmers generally are looking down their noses. Oats wrorth nothing, less than half a crop of corn, potatoes and other vegetables almost a total failure; stock of all kinds decreased more than 50 per cent on its real worth. And then on top of all this a continual drain of 2 per cent tor the use of money to help raiso tho present crop. Omio still keeps on the move.

It is now thought that 50 per cent of the renters in this county will leave before cold weather, and in Dr. W. G. Larrabee, V. who To JLiOjJ2T on IFarms I At from 7 1-2 to 8 1-2 per cent.

ESBOIT, KAHSAS. The farmers in White Mound and Ezbon townships are threshing their oats. They are yieldiug from forty -five bushels, (the smallest yet heard of) to ninety bushels per acre. There are no flies on the northwestern corner of Jewell county this year. has been visiting his peoplo here for the past two weeks, has concluded to locate at Superior.

Neb. He left for that dace Wednesday of this week. proportion to this leaving farms will lie idle tho coming season. Col. Jesse Harper one of tho founders ot the Republican party, an old law partner of Abraham T.

L. Munson left last week for a W- WOODS, ifiii mil unii! mm Jack Gutherio is buying stock visit to Ohio. Rumor has it that hogs, he thinks there will be mon I Lincoln, and one of tho most when he returns he will bring ey in feeding this winter. eloquent speakers in tho United The county ticket nominated by with, him a lady whom ho has chosen to make the rest of life's jour States, will address the people of tho U. L.

party last Saturday is mountain to the o. p. They Jewell county on the political ney with him as his wife. think they can neither see a way issues of tho day, during the latter over it or around it. KlCKEE.

Dart of this month. Do not fail to Old houses made to look as good as now. Paints and Stains always on hand and for sale. Shop in tho Lockwood building, western part of town. Terms reasonable.

Give mo a trial. hear him. NORMAL A0TES. 117 enrolled. A young cyclone struck the western part of town, last Saturday F.

McBRlDE, EXHAUSTED VITALITY B. About a hundred of tho attend night. It struck house and blew it literally to pieces. ants calculate to pass an examina tion with thointention of teaching Splinters of boards were carried C. H.

Moody spoke at the school house two miles west of towa last Saturday evening. Owing to the threatening aspect of the weather the crowd vas not large, but Charley got there just the samo with a rousing speech. The old settlors reunion of Mitchell and Jewell counties to be held at Jewell City next Tuesday promises to one of the most entertaining affairs of the season. Prominent speakers from different localities will be in attendance. Come and bring your baskets full of chicken.

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