Kansas Labor Clarion from Mankato, Kansas • 5

KANSAS LIBOR CLARION. Tho republican speaker, Turner, is still om tho street doing valiant work for ihe party. Wo woro highly pleased Saturday, on receiving a call form Uncle Frasier, j.f White Mound, who has i i i i i nnrj C. McCarthy, Hardware, Wood's Buckeye Bowers. Esbon jft.na IMZanlcato.

FARMERS You are cordially invited to call and get prices on October tiros. Wood wanted on subscription at this office. A load or two of good hay wanted on subscription. Notice the change in Mrs. 11.

E. Mick's "add" thi3 week. Teressa Clancy will soon roturn to her old home in Canada. J. W.

Tron, of Randall is in this city laying flagstone pavement. A young man working for Chas. Colo is reported dangciously ill. Wo see by tho Record that Norton is still hard at work iu Milch-ell county. Mrs.

L. A. Heater and Bon of Smith Centre, were visiting Thos. Gliek's this week. Tho voting presinct in Washington township will be changed from Rockdalo to Montrose.

Good town property and two splendid brood mares to trado for cattle and cash. See Geo. C. nail at his Main Street meat market. James Beauchamp returned homo Inst week.

He has been riding running horses tor Dick Perk-inson up in Nebraska. And now hore is another swoet morsal for our good republican friends to "chaw:" Mr. E. D. Kemp, president of tho Goodlund hank, is tho chairman of tho Union Labor oommitte of Sherman county.

There are many honest, patriotic, fair minded and justioo loving bankers in Kansis and wo aro glad to add Mr. Kemp's name to a small list of as noble mon as God ever made. Independent. On an average our republican exchanges contain moro articles on Union Labor than on republicanism. All of their "shots" directed CS-3ESaC5IESIES3riE3H) Our stock is complete, and our prices Very Low.

We carry a full line of staple and Panoy y-N. groceries, uanned Woods, Dried and Green Fruits, Flour, Meal and Bacon. Also Queensvare, Stoneware, POCKET AND TABLE CUTLERY. Thanking you all for past favor, wo hope for a share of your trade in the future. Yours Respectfully, Mankato, Kansas.

Q. g. BR7IJ. Published "Weokily Entered 1. 1 dm I'ost Oitice, Mankato, Kanaka, si'Ooni-flUMi mailer.

Tina day. OcroBEit 4, 1888. J. DUNTON. Editor and iTopr.

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Trains on the Jewell Branch C.B R. It. arrive and depart dally, except Sunday Going East: Freight nccommodiitlon departs 7 :4 a Mall and Express depart Golntr West: Freight aocommoilatlon departs 1 Mall and Express departs 7.5) pin W.S. JAMES, Agent. CniCAGO, KANSAS NEBRASKA ROUTE.

TralusontheC tK.R. arrive and depart daily at Matik to, as follows: Going West: Depart. 6:10 a Ko. 9 Mail and Express daily No. 1 Mailt E.vpr ss No.

43 Freight accommodation Going East: Depart. 6:24 a in 10 .00 nm Ho. 10 Mall an1 Express dally Ho. 8 NiL'lit Expre No. 48 Freight Aicommodation daily All regular trains carry passengers.

I). MuDANIEL, Agt Town and County. Cool mornings. Buy your winter's coal. Heavy frosts of late.

The Bchool is progressing finely. Corn huukine will soon be in or der. Sheriff Woollen was over to Salem last Thursday. B. F.

Singer, of Walnut township, was on our streets Friday. The ''Cleveland Thurman" banner left town one day last week. Go to Geo. C. Hail's Main Stieet meat market for good fresh meat John Peters, of Whitcmound, was in the city the last of the week, on business.

Johnnie Monahan, beon quite seriously indisposed the past week. A brolher-in-law of W. T. Brown was visiting with him a day or two last week. T.

J. Stanficld and family, of Cen ter township, aro visiting at Tescol this week. Fred Hurst, of Whito Monnd township, was in iho city Friday on legal business. Gene Bancroft, our post master was, talking politics ono day last week. Miss Clara Dunton, of White Mound township, has been qui ti-sick the past few days.

"The Chinamon will mako hotter citizens than the Dutch or Irish," Bon. Harrison in Congress. Ice for Sale See Johnnie Dudley for your ice. K. J.

Ileisrodt, proprietor, Salem, Jo well county Kansas. Notice Any one desiring a carpet wove in first-class style should see Mrs. Lyda Dunion two and one-half miles south of Salem. M. S.

Hall carries the best stock of jewelry, watches, clocks, silverware and musical instruments in the city. All kinds of repairing done promptly, and satisfaction guaranteed. Call and see him. At the Bed Cloud fair the 27tb, a seven-year-old boy while trying to enter a cab with the horses trot-ing, was caught bctweon tho wheel and steps and bis, left leg nearly torn off at the knoe joint. Tho leg was amputated and it is hoped his life will be saved.

Call on L. S. Home, Old "99." You will find the best and largest selocted lino of custom and mer chant tailor made suits, which are expressly made for his trade by the popular and well-known manufac inters, Wylcr, Aekcrland Cincinnati, Oh.o, sole owners of the Flexible and Novcr-breaking Padded Shoulder, which each and every Suit contains. Every suit warranted as represented by L. S.

Home. Cull curly uud oxaouno. MONET To LO-A-IfcT on Parmol At from 7 1-2 to 8 1-2 per cent. been quite sick for soma timo pa-tt. There was a prohibition meeting at hsnori Saturday There was some good speaking especially by Mrs.

Cox. Prof. Coleman, of Marvin, was selling campaign works in this city last Friday He reports U. L. to bo taking the lead in his locality.

non. P. P. Elder candidate for governor will address the pooplo a' Salem, Jewell count)-, Friday October 5th, at 1:30 and Mankato at 7:30 p. m.

A. G. Davis, of Montana town ship, an old time erecnhackei' who voted for Gen. Weaver, made this nffico a short but pleasant call last Saturday. Mr.

Ethan Chileott, a rolative of Ira C. Kyle, of this placo, and ro-contlv from Montana, had a severe attack of the inflamatory rheuma tism last week. Mr. F. Coffee, of tho Randall Register resigned his position as editor of that paper last week in favor of Mr Sutherland, who will honceforth command the old craft.

Iseral Davey has resigned his position as cashier of tho State Ex change Bank of this city. A M. Staff rd, of Ellis, Kansas, was appointed to fill the vacancy. Mack Horn, of this city, will be his second term of schor in district No. 151, near Montrose, next Monday.

Mack is an enterprising young man for his ago. Married: Mr Van Dunbar and MistElnvnaE. Slone of W. bstor county, Nebraska, were married nt thcPrnbalo Judge's office in Mankato, Wednesday, September 26 1888. The ladies of Esbon and vicinity are invited to call on Mrs.

M. A. JleUrecry ano examine her new-stuck of fall millinery. She is an experienced trimmer and can give you satisfaction. The notorious Rebel Mosley is a cousin of General Harrisons.

Well! It makes little difference how big a rebel you may have boen only come into the g. o. p. and thy sins will be forgiven. Dikd Tho little two-vear-old daughter of Mr and Mrs.

Willliam Eastwood, Saturday evening September 29 1888, of hooping-cough. They have the sympathy of their many friends in th'S their son ow. E. F. Harnett, U- L.

nominco for County Clerk, was in town Monday and made this office a pleasant call. Mr. Harnett is a thorough gentleman ably qualified to till the position to which ho aspires. Ho will be elected ir, Novemder. Word come in as were preparing for press of a young married man named John My lor living 2 miles east ot Montroso, committed sin cide b' hanging himself on Tms day nnzht.

We aro unable to get further particulars up to timo ol going to prefrS. The Union Labor men of Republic county aro requested to et at tho com house at Bollevill, Kansas, on Saturday, October 13: 1X88, ai at 11 o'clock a. for tho purpose of effect inr an of the part) and norrinate a county ticket. Good speakers frm abroad will he in attendance. Every man in that county who endorses tho Union Labor platforms, should attend.

Tho speech of lion. II. A. Hart Monday evening was a masterly, unanswerable argument in lavor oi tho reforms that tho U. L.

pari' demand. He made 'no use of per sonal abuso fO ireoly indulged in by our republican friends. II is speech was made entirely by advo catirg tho principles of tho party to which ho ld ings. Hoi making hosts of votes for tho U. L.

part) wherever ho goes. The members of the Union Lab party ot Formoso and vicinty held a meeting in Sheldon's Hull Thurs day evening, September 27th. II. Kemp, ot Randall, candidate foi representative was present, and dcliVcicd an cn'husiastic speech on the vital. is-ues of die campaign, af- tr which d'owed short speeches ule by others proent.

i hey gatiized a Union Labor club which may do bomo lively work before election. ESBOIT, HAXTSAO. ugaint tho Union Labors aro a jumbled moss of misstatements, lals-h 'o ls and personal abuse. They never attempt to answer a Union Labor proposition. They can't lo it Vanh', variiy, they Know they have a fearloss, strong enemy to fight, and have nothing but blank artcrages to fight with.

voice of tho People. Tho protectionist business man of Evansville who wroto the following to a friend at Chicago, may not be elegant in his choice of expressions but ho unquestionably sizes up tho situation in Indiana with a zeal of acumen: "If it were not for tho fool aboring men and the prohi Mtioniots, 1 think we could carry iho State lor Harrison and Morton, but. with these two classes of luiots in tho way I am fearful we will lose ndiana Reply "Very likely you will. The U. L.

Contral Committee met October 1st, and arranged a program for the present campaign. I ho commiitce appointed meetings at the loltowu places, whcri -peeches will bo mado by somo oi the following named gentlemen: W. II Mnhonov, Jas. 11. Sheridan, David DeVossM.

D. Ross, J. M. Hutchison, P. n.

Kemp, J. Tay lor, A. Bell, Samuel Fernll, Col. L. S.

Homo, and W. T. Yates Monday nighl, October 8th, at the White school house in Harrison twpj Tuesday uctooer yih, at the hnsigd school house 'n Walnut twp; Wednesday October lOih, at North Branch: Thursday October 11th, at St church in Highland twp; Fridav October 12ih, near Mich-chael Highland school house Limestone twp. A SHREWD MAX A very shrewd and smart man in Mankato is busy at present looking up the reputation of our candidates for Mate offices. I wonder if he will tell tho dear people about tho reputation of the republican thioves, who in the uio8i gentlemanly manmrdone up the rotten navy steal, tho great whisky stoal, tho land steal, and the sixty million dollar por annum sieal from the Government, and ton thousand other steals smothcied up.

But wo are loll is nobody's business by republicans. Tho Union Labor par'y claims 10 have un honorable platform, and with honostj of purposo will kco in tho near futuro that this grinding poverty is mitigated and will also stato fir this young nun's benefit that tho U. party hah not in tho party a man who to bo bought off or exchanged to suit Mr. Fagan or any Mo. P.

R. tool, or hen copies to reputation in banking and money matters the RepnbSi cans ought to say: "Lord bemorci- ful to iuj a siauor." Uotica. This is to certify that having hii constant use of different win mills or the pist ten ynrs, aniall mills mei were mills constrw.tei with a mast in tower which I claim is a great detriment to any mill, at it is only a mitter of time when the mist becomes loose and blows out. and that biqinj parch itei from ff. T- IPilliams a QOODHUt pumping mill constructed on a PUR M0 MA tower, would claim thU with my experience of several different mills, that the G00DHUM the mill fr farmers to buy.

ResneQtfvlly yours, M.P.DIA.U0XD, Septsmy.rl5t,l333. Mwkato..