The Jewell County Review from Mankato, Kansas • 5

Don't forget the republican meeting at the court huuse Saturday night ttie The Normal Institute. It will doubtless be remembered by the teachers of Jewell county that on OLD nELIABLE CITY BAKERY Quite a goodly number of our citizens went to Jewell city last Thursday night, to hear the colored orator senator Bruce. A yood building for rent, a splendid location f'r an office -r rroluraiit. hi this otih-e or of ijeo. C.

Prof. Duntoii, editor of the Salem Aryus. was a welcome caller at these headquarter hi.e in town Tuesdav. 1 H. A.

Kobbins. J. Sheridan and Sam Dunsian oe hack fioin Aikausas.j waSi rhey could obtain board They me very much pirsed with the Ht Jewell City than at 0 ye are not prepared to either af- Miss Lou HieuMii's many friends firm or deny the above assertion but ill mow find her the new millinery for the sake of argument will admit rs. S. M.

Weed that the citizens of Jewell City might uin-ie she wri be pleased to have hoard the teacheis some cheaper than Do not forget the City Bakery when you want fresh Candy, Pies, Cakes etc. ulicsii. to.get the new milli- tHstyBe rN goons. Hi'! st i lull JIU ft. Al.

KED.tV CO. wjlj bB I.eu,ell,hHrej u)1(l8 t()m. weeka liish'iji canni! ot Concordia, in the event that each teacher Father i. of Jewell City, were in: should get their board 75 cents per town Monday enroute to Esiion, wliere week cheaper than in Mankato it i of c-iilirmalion se- would be a saving of only 83.00 to each LUNCH AT ALL HOURS, HAM SANDWICHES AND EEE: C0FFEEEE Confectionery, Cigars and Fruits of all Kinds. Do not forget the the City Bakery on F.

H. PETERS, This space is reserved for the new MlLLINEltY STOUK which is now opened out for business 2d door east of Clay Center lllock. Mankato, Kansas. It will pny the ladies of Jewell county to remember this, as one of the nicest slocks of Millinery goods ever displayed in Jewell count ill be opened up. jLunch Couater at north side Main St.

KNOCKED OUT ssJ i lie 'at holic church. Those labies' have just I'hcii millinery store, and slv and misses hats that received at the new lie of the very latest es. Do not fail to call atai them. Mas M. Wkkd, A Co Knalish Spavin Liniment removes ail Hard, Soft or Cilloiued Lunis and Blemishes from horses, Blood Spavin ('nibs, Sweeny.

Ring-bone. Sillies Sprains, all Swollen Throats, Coiiybs, Save bv use of one bottle. Warranted. Sold by Saunders Smith, ilugu'ists, Man'ltHio, Kansas. 33tf.

The Mankato holei has been treated to a new coal, of paint wnicli decidedly adds much to the appearance of the same. Mr. Dill the ntnUl proprietor of the hotel seems to be the right man in the riht place, and 've are to learn that his enterprise and energy is mi-eti iiii' with deserved success in the hotel business. The entertainment given by the ladles of the M. E.

church at LaMar's opera house last Wednesday night, was decidedly good and we are glad to say was largely attended. We regret that want of more space prevents onr giving a synopsis of the same in detail, as the entertainment surely nu-rrited a lengthy notice. We desire to call the attention of our town council lo the fact that the well or cistern at the corner of Commercial and Jefferson streets, has been without any water for the past six months. This is a serious inconvenience to many iu that portion of the. town and the pipes leading to same should be repaired without farther delay.

Mr. J. W. Nash who will be known by most, of our readers as one of Man-kalo's prominent and enterprising business men has, we are glad to say, just received the appointment ot mail agent ontheC. K.

Mr. Nash will run between Fairbury and Norton and will we regret to say remove with his family to either Norton or Fairbury when he goes on the road. Harry Root the old pioneer correspondent of the Atchison Champion, was in town last Saturday. Mr. Root is not only a whole-souled genial gentleman, who deserves the confidence and respect of the people of this sec lion of the state, but the paper he works for is entitled to a liberal support from our citizens.

The Cham pion always has kind words to say of Northwestern Kansas. D. S. Cassell, who has for sometime past been manager for the S. A.

Brown Lumber Company, has resigned his position here and accepted a similar one with the Chicago Lumber Company, at Mauktao, Jewell county. Mr, Cassell is a good citizen and his many friends, while they exceedingly regret his departure, wish him much prosperity in his new home Parsons Palla dium. Following are the officers elected for the Mankato Cemetery Association for the ensuing year: J. W. McRoberts, chairman Win.

Metealf, secretary and D. Heron, treasurer; trustees, D. .1 Vance, Jno. Burns. Wm.

Metealf, Heron and J. W. McRoberts. The association will, we are pleased to learn fence the cemetery and put a row of trees around the same if thev do not run out of funds. Mr.

D. S. Cassell, who for the past five or six years has been managing the business interests of the S. A Brown Lumber Compav in this city has severed his connection with that Company and accepted a similar po sition with the Chicago Lumber Com nany, and will hereafter make his headquarters at Mankato, Jewell conn ty, Kansas. During his stay here Mi.

Cassell has always manifested a warm interest in the growth and welfare of our city and we had hoped to count him a permanent resident. We wish him success and happiness in his new home. Parsons Advocate. Card of Thanks. We desire to return thanks to friends and neighbors who have been attentive to our wants during the sickness and burial of our mother.

J. C. Purvis, Maky E.PfKV'IS. Common School Examination. an mioruial vote at the institute last vear a majority ot them voted that mey wanted in institute or 18S8 held 1 I .111....

-n, Viiy. ue reason mai was those who wanted the mhuniTP they could be accommodated at Man- aild 8eB jf iu the lld the expenses of the teacher would be in if teacher. It will be remembered however that nearly all teachers go home every Friday niht and remain until Monday, thus really they only have to pay about three weeks board in all which so far as the board is concerned would only in reality be a saving of 92 25 to each teacher. The railroad fare from Mankato to Jewell City and re turn would at the very lowest he 50 cents for the round trip and the trip made tour times would amount id just 12.00 and as will be seen in the end would virtually he no saving to those attending the institute. Two thirds of the teachers of the county would he inconvenienced by having to go farther to attend the institute at Jewell City than Mankato and it is fair to presume thut the attendance would be much less if held at Jewell City than if held in thecenier of the county.

Therefore it seems to us that those who urge the superintendent to establish an alto-gelher new president by moving the institute from the center of the county are doing Mr. Durand and the cause of education both an injustice for which it may be difficult to return an adequate compensation. Wedding Balls, Married at the residence of the bride's parents in Mankato, Kansas, April 22, 1888, Mr, A. J. Snyder and Miss Nettie M.

Hoskinson, Rev, Warren Mayo officiating: The groom is an old resilient of Jewell county who lias lived here since his boyhood days. For the past two years he has been prominently identified with Mankato's business interests as junior partner in the drug establishment of Kerr Snyder. Andy is above the average in point of business qualifications and has made hosts of warm friends by his courteous and gentlemanly demeanor towards all with whom he comes in contact. The happy bride is a daughter of Mavor W. Hoskinson, who with her parents has lived in Jew ell county since childhood.

She is a young lady possessing many of those rare accomplish merits of both head and heart that go lo make up a true and noble womanhood. Nettie has hosts of warm admiring friends, who will sadly miss her from their social circle. The Rkvikw joins their many friends in wishir.u iheui a loim life of usefulness and happiness. Their many friends will be sorry to learn that they have decided to make California their future home. The official report numbers the sheep iu the United Htutea at Jewell herself raised about worth at least $100,000.

There have been but few Improvements in hot-beds They are nearly the same to-day ub they were a hundred years ago. Notice. Parties wishing to buy horses or mules can buy them on one or two years time by giving approved security Call and see my stock. Yours truly. C.

N.Canfiki.o. Don't. Let that cold of yours run on. You think it is a light thing. But it may run into catarrh.

Or Into pneumonia. Or consumption. Catarrh is disgusting. Pneumonia is dangerous. Consumption is death Itself.

The breathing appuratus must bo kept healty and clenr of all obstructions and offensive matter, Otherwise there is trouble ahead. All the diseases of those parts, head, nose, throat, bronchial tubes rind lungs, can be delightfully and entirely cured bv the use of Boschee's German Syrup. If you don't know this already, thousands und thousands of people can tell you. They have been cured bv It, and "know it is, themselves." Bottle only 75 cents. Ask any druggist.

Per Gent. Straight. Farmers of Jewell are prepared to furnish you money at 8 per cent, straight and grant you the privilege of paying all or any part of the loan at time interest coupon falls due. This is an advantage you cannot afford to pass by. We came here with the intention of staying and therefore most respectfully solicit a liberal shareof your patronage.

For particulars call at our ofllce over Bank of Mankato. Very respectfully, Baohv Smith. If your farm is for sale list it on our books. Notice. I am In the auctioneering business.

aid am prepared to cry sales In Jewell and a joining counties, satisfaction guarrnnted und terms cheaper than the cheapest. 1 will make it an ob ject to you to see me before letting yourjoD. jok woouino Burr Uak, Kan. NOTICE. Notice Is herebr irlven that I.

ferrv T. Ilrnwn. girt) notice that note and mortj(afe dated February tW, ttxx.gl ten by ma mul secured by J. C. Hrown.

In favor of ,1. K. Hall. Is void, and parties are not I Bed not to purebaiw same as will not be responsible for note and niortxage ftr this date, oated mis gist day of April, im, Bkjnko i-I'bkht T. Browit, MISSOURI PACIFIC, CENTRAL BRANCH.

Tfraiii on the Jewell Branch C. IS. U. R. R.

"arrive and depart daily except Sunday, Going East. Freight accommodation (It-parts 7 :45 a Mail mid Express lirpurts 4 111 (ioing west. Freight accommodation departs 2 :10 Mail and Express departs F. S. MATHEWS, Agent.

CHICAGO. KANSAS NEBRASKA ROUTE. ROCK ISLAND ROl'TB OOISO WEST. Trains on the K. N.

R. B. arrive and depart daily at Mankato. as follows: All regular trains carry passeimers. D.

E. McDanifx, Agent. GOING WEST. No. 9.

Mail daily No. 43. Freght Acnidtn daily Arrive. 8 2 OOINO EAST. No 10.

Mail Ex Ereiilit Accommodation daily I Depart. -M am 9 am Market Beport. LIVE STOCK. Cattle, butchers, Hogs Sheep Corn per bu Wheat Bye Barley Out COUNTRY PRODUCE. Butter, per lb Esas.

Der doz 82.50 4.25 250 45 .75 .50 .80 .35 .17 9 6225 SI .20 Flour, standard, per cwt Corn Meal, per cwt Fotntoes, per bu. 100 Beans, per bu 2.00 Chickens per doz 1. Local News. Information respecting Mankato, and its resources, sites for factories, cost of building, will be fur- .1. ,7 1,,.

1 Tin Titwt SanVefflVil of the Board of Trade. Correspondence solicited. List your property with Bagby Smith. 3 pounds of tea for 25 cents at C. 15.

Brown's G. W. Pattison is boarding with J. W.Carter. Field and garden seeds at C.

IS. Brown's. 31 Peach Blow seed potatoes at 15. Brown's. 34 A few more boarders wanted at A.

Whitehead's. 37tf. II. C. Beagle is the first to hear from.

He has potatoes up. Wash your hands and face with that new toilet soap at the Iowa Store. It will pay you to remember the Regulator for your spring goods. Jno. J.

La Mar started last week for a two week's trip to the mountains. R. Hanna has put out a fine lot of trees around his residence property. Brother Faidley of the Burr, Oak Herald was among our welcome caller last week. The Ladies Aid Society will rnpet with Mrs.

Templeton Friday at 2 o'clock p. m. Mrs. Charley Chapman who has been ick so long, not at the present reported much better. Why pay 50 cents for tea when you can get a good article at the Iowa Store for 25 cents.

41 John Sims of Bandall is at Mankato doing some carpenter work on the First National Bank. Do vou use a gasoline stove? Don't forget that Kerr Snyder's is head quarters for gasoline. The school building will be quite a handsome structure when the work men are done with it. If you are going to paint your house, remember Kerr Snyder. Their prices are way down.

S. M. Huntsinger of Esbon township was a welcome caller at this office while in town last Saturday. Mr. J.

Tinker called while in town last Saturday. He reports the fanners busy out his way planting corn. Ladies do you know that there is ine line of goods to select from at the Regulator ry good store 3otf Ed. Burns was out in the western part of the state the first of week, looking up a location for a meat shop. The Iowa store is enjoying a good trade in spite of the hard times.

Good goods and low prices is what does it. The W. C. T. U.

will meet' at the M. E. church Thursday at 3 p. m. All memuers are requested to oe present.

I have a large quantity of good corn for sale at my farm one mile south of Mankato. M.J.Fosdick. 28tf. The Iowa store has never had a complaint on flour and never sold a Back that the custom did not want more of it. 41.

We have 200 bushels of Pure German millet for sale at the market price. Call and see us. Mankato hardware Co. A large assortment of sat teens, ginghams, white goods, emborderies and laces are to be found at the Iowa BIUIO. 0(11.

Mr.L. B. Bock well of Holm wood township, son of Mr. Rockwell the Gregory post master, was a welcome caller Tuesday. If the ladies of Jewell county neglect to call at the Begulator before mating their spring purchases they will always regret it.

36tf. All of the very latest novelties in millinery goods will be found at the new store. New goods are being received almost daily. II. P.

Walker of Limestone township, with his characteristic enterprise and energy, has this spring planted a large number of fruit trees. Miss Buey Whitehead is now prepared to do all kinds of work In dress making. All work guaranteed. Call Irst door east of school house. Hall.

40 41. The Commercial hotel heem re-papered and tilled np from cellar In Hie accommodation of its many yuests. L'iti-V Tom McIJiide. of llichlain: township placed us under some obligations for substantial favors while in town Monday. Mt'Nsrs.

E. A. R8. and O. P.

Black has coiiiiih .1 the building of picket fences around their residence property. We have at our new millinery stor the prettiest, largest and most stviis1-huts, that, have ever been 1t 1 i Mankato. Mrs.S. M. Weed, A Co.

John Whitted of Holm wood tnwu-ship had a horse which met vviiii 'Ik misfortune of one of its lesrs off in a barbed wire fence last wceK J. Warren is fixina Ids rcsiileiwc property east of Ira Harrison's, iiii in a very neat nod tasty maiit.er be lieves in Hie liberal use of the pisiut brush. It is tlii- intrinsic merit alone of Hall's Vegetable Sicilian Hair Re.new-er, that lias gained for it great popular ity for restoring the natural color of he hair. S. II.

Ilal'i'son wisbes to inform people of Mankato that he is now pre-pared to make loans on town property at reasonable rales and on short notice. 34tf. See the new advertisement of the City Bakery elsewhere in this paper, anii do not forget the place when want a lunch, bread, pies cakes, confectioneries etc. Subscriptions received for any newspaper or magazine, at publishers prices, by Milo D. Parrish at the Post Olllee.

The weekly ''Detroit Free Press" four months for 25cts. The Bennie Gee's Combination Company played in LaMar's opeia house Monday night to a large The entertainment was first-class and was highly appreciated. Mr. G. M.

Tippin came near having runaway one day last week while on the way to his "faun in Holm wood township. A broken buggy tongue was the extent of the damages. Fok Sale One span of good heavv work horses; one two-year-old colt and one one year old colt. Will sell on lime or for cash. Enquire at First National Bank, Mankato, Kansas.

Roofing, spouting, guttering, and all kinds of tin sheet, iron and copper work made to order on short notice, at Mankato Hardware store. FitANK Doty, Manager. All persons knowing themselves indebted to the late L. Volleburgh, will please call at the shop and settle the same us soon as possible, and oblige Mns. VoLi.KBuiton.

Late Harrison recently traded his farm near Lebanon for Walter Hale's residence property in Fairvievv addition. Rumor says that Late will not rent his residence for a very long period. Itch, Mangk, and Scratches of every kind on human or animals cured in 30 minutes by Woolfoud's Sanitary Lotion. This never fails. Sold by Saunders (Smith, druggist, Mankato Kansas.

33tf. Died Mrs Susan Purvis, on April 20, 1888, at the age of 71 years, at the residence of he son, J. C. Purvis, in Limestone township. The ahMicted family have the sympathy of all the friends and neighbors, The wide-awakeand progressive people of Montana township, have organized a Chautauqua circle at the Collins school house, and the organization starts out we are pleased to say under favorable circumstances.

Rev. E. W. Allen's family removed from Mankato to Kirwin Kansas last week. They leave a host of warm friends here, who will follow them to their new home with many kind wishes for their future welfare.

Snpt.O. II.Durand has carpeted his office in the court house, with beautiful ingrain carpet, and otherwise fitted it up in fine style. He respectfully invites teachers of Jewell county to call at his office when in town. Our old county treasurer, Orville McClung, will start for No Man's Land as soon as his business affairs have been settled up. Mr.

McClung has many friends here who will regret to learn that he will remove from this county. Delegates to the congressional nnu. vention at Russell May 2d should be prepared to start from Mankato not later than May 1st, and it may be nec-essarv to start the last rlav nf r.h ent month to reach Russell in time for the convention. Mr. John Murrav hrothpr nf Kfn T.

Vollebergh. has we are pleased to say taken charge of the harness shop, and will keep it going right along. Mr. Murray is a practical harness maker, and will attend to your requirements in short notice and in good shape. Those hats at the new milliner? at nrn 2d door east of the Clay Center block are just too lovely to talk about.

You will find them all of the very latest styles of ladies' and misses' hats directly from New York City. Prices lower than the lowest. Mns. S. M.

Weed Co. A Snan of mules belong nir tn Mr Frank Haskett of Holmwood township, were missing from the stable last Tnenriav nierhr Turn loon uujo DGaivu failed to reveal their whereabouts, and it was inougni mey nan ueen stolen, but we are glad to 6ay they were subsequently found. Go and see the Dotv Bros, before vou purchase your gasolene stoves. The boys have the best goods In the market and are selling at hard time Drices. Gasolene stoves are verv noDular and the good husband should buy one for his wife for summer use.

Buy one at the Mankato Hardware Co's. store. 40. HARD TIMES AT See Our Elegant Stock of Holiday Goods. Holiday Goods.

We keep constantly In stock a full asssortment of IPuve 3freh 'SDnctj, (Sic, (Slv. Call and see our Larue and Superior stock of BOOKS, ALBUMS AND JEWELRY We bare tbe best selected stock of Rooks, written by the leadlnu authors of the country, ever shown iu Mankato, and will be sold at prices to suit the purchaser all kiads of Albums, from the cneapeat to the best, and a lurgn line of Silverware at Unheard cf Prices. Main Street. Mankato, Kan There will he an examination for common school graduation class of 1888, held at the school house in Mankato, on Saturday June 30th, 1888. O.

II. Dm A NO, Co. H)i List ol Letters. Following Is Hit nf tetter! remutnirifc unclaimed In the Post Olllce at Mankato, Kania lor week cikIIhk April 2l, Isxh I.KriKKR, Bartleft. Jew C.

2 Htrciin. T. V. Haskliu, William SEutk. Nat Clirlstaln, F.

DF.r-ARTMIWT. 0 roves. J. In callliiK lor th above please ak for adver-' tlsf-d letters. If not called for In four weeks will be sent to tbe Dead Letter Ofllee.

K.P. Bawchoft, M. xxst Arrived! At OTEGO.car load of pure German Millet Seed at bod-rock-price. Sacks gratis. J.

M. Gkqroe. For Sale. 1 have for sale a span of work horses and a two year old mare colt. Will sell for cash or on time.

Enquire of Frank II. pjwBns. UNION SEWING MACHINE The only Machine that will Sm JtackwardH an well as Forward. The Wonder of the Age. Qviet.

Light-Running and Adjuiftar ble in all its part, No one can do himself justice without seeing thin Machine. First Prize and (iold Medal over aH competitors at the World's Exposititm at New Orleans. HTKvery for flv years, R. HANNA SONS Affta MANKATO.KAN8A9. ti-.) 4..

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