Jewell County Daily Review from Mankato, Kansas • 4

Headquarters for The school ma'ams are arriving from Kindergarten Department, We are indebted to Supt. Turner for the fol all directions to-day. Hardware, Stoves and Tinware, lowing names of pupllB who are attending the Frof. Bailey, of Burr Oak. is in at Kindergarten school, under the supervision oi WAGONS, BUGGIES and IMPLEMENTS, Miss Kuhlman, of the State Normal School i tendance at the Institute.

He is one of the instructors. Mary Hollen Barb Wire, Champion and Empire Mowers, Sewing Machines, and alllkinds of Needles, It will be to your interest to give all Give us a can and see our stock. R. HA-UnST-A. SOUS, OPERA BLOCK, of the advertisements in the Review a careful reading.

Nellie Harrison, Elvey Hollen, Robin Bishop, Pearl Allen, Clare Bailey, Dollie Goodrich, May Turner, Julia Vance, Willie Doty, Bertie Cuthbert, Local News. Hon. Geo. Case is on a trip to California. Send The Daily Review to your friends east.

Visiting and callinpr cards printed on short notice at this office. Hon, T. B. Carpenter, of Burr Oak, was in the city last Friday. Mr.

Thos. McBride, formerly of Rubens, has moved to Mankato. Mr. A. F.

Gerher, of this place was on a trip to Nebraska last week. Mr, A. F. Ilulings has been absent en a business trip to Kansas City. Miss Lula Butts lost a breast pin, Georgia Angevine.

Lula Butts, Talma Harrison, Homer Goodrich, Bessie Hulings, Bessie Getts, Maudle Hulse, Eddie McCarthy, Susie Cuthbert, Dennie Woollen. and the finder will be rewarded by leaving it at the store of L.M. Butts. C. II.

Moody, of Burr Oak can- Royal Harness, didate for congress on the Anti-Monop ticket of this district, in company with the Parents should have their children at school house promptly at eight o'clock. GRAND BOOM AT A. WHITEHEAD'S I have the Best Assortment of LADIES' AND GENT'S FURNISHING GOODS To bo found In Jewell county, such as Fine Shoes, Hats, Ribbons, Hosiery Which will be sold at Call and Examine Before Purchasing. Yours for Low Trices, "Wla.itoli.oaca.. Welcome, Thrioe Welcome The Review in behalf of the citizens of Mankato, desires to welcome the teachers of Jewell county to our town County Clerk Dalton was down to Jewell City the latter part of last week.

Mr. L. D. Raynolds was down in the southern part of the county one day G. W.

Babcock, were callers at this office to-day. The county commissioners are sitting in extra session to-day, considering the pending question of a court house, They will also be requested to issue a call for an election to vote a tax in aid of the Midland railroad that is talked of being built through the eastern part of Jewell county. Normal Institute. The Institute was called to order by and assures them that our citizens have determined to do all that is possible to make their stay among us of the most last week. Dr.

Win. M. Kerr, of Missouri, of the firm of Kerr Mankato, is on a possibly pleasant nature. Everything so far as we can learn is propitious for making the ensuing one, of the most pleasure tour at this place. Mr.

Geo. Goodrich, of the new bank DRUGS JEWELRY, Supt. Turner, after which there was ing firm, of LaMar Goodrich, is home again after a few days absence. pleasurable and profitable normals that has ever been held in Jewell county. Supt.

Turner has spared neither pains, time nor money to make the Normal of 1880 one long to be remembered, and if the teachers exhibit that interest in muBic by tne teacners ana a prayer dv Rev. Hollen. Prof. Turner then addressed the Institute, announcing that Mr. D.

J. Drake, of Burr Oak, is at Mankato buying stock in place of his Prof Temnlen would not be in attend JXJL SAUNDERS PITERS', brother Frank who is for the present ance this week, and assigning lessons in Arithmetic, Didactics, School Organization and Management, Physiolo their own welfare, that will be be at home. stowed upon them by the able corps of instrnctor8, who will aid them in their gy ana Uook Keeping, rror. uaney assigned lessons in Geography, U. S.

History. Orthoeranhv and Reading. No, Bert Evans is back from Kansas City and reports that they have been without rain down there for seven long The Finest Assortment of WATCHES and JEWELEY to be found in Mankato. Also Lare and Complete stock of PUKE DRUGS, Give us a call, SAUNDERS PETERS- studies, the benefits derived will surely bo commensurate with the time and enrolled. 107.

Surt. Turner requested weeks. money spent while in attendance at all the teachers to take lessons in drawing during the time Miss Ball would be the institute. Mrs. C.

F. Hauser, of Illinois, a sister witn tnem. Dismissed, Ease Ball. of Mr. J.

F.Fair, of the Bank of Mankato, is in the city visiting her brother Prof. Templin takes unto himself a better half this week, and will be present until Saturday. Supt. Tuiner takes Sure Cure for Flat Pocket Books and family. charge of nis classes, According to previous arrangements the Jat and Lean men met on Friday afternoon last, to have a game of base ball, and the way the game commenced it looked gloomy enough for the Fats, The following is the names of teachers who registered at the Normal to-day David Devoss, but their staying qualities were unsur 1 ounce of Credit.) You can get it almost anywhere.

1 pound High Price.) You will find them where you get your Credit. 1 load of Sorrow.) Hand in hand they go together. Mix, and throw in the River Physicians, all recommend it. For testimonials and MONEY DOWN PKIOES Call on passed and finally they turned the tables on the slim fellows and came out victorious by a score of 27 to 19. There i3 some talk of another game in the near future.

The following is C. B. Brown's Retail Provider. Mr, J. D.

Reid who ha3 been out to Smith Center has returned, and reports crops and business in a fair condition out that way. L. M. and A. H.

Butts have just returned from a short visit to Cambridge, Furnas county, Neb. While there they had the pleasure of meeting Mr. W. 0. John and his son James D.

Baughman, Mr. Pickle, Mr. Ingersoll and several other friends former residents of Mankato and Jewell county. Little Lulu Butts celebrated her fifth birthday anniversary with her playmates and friends last Saturday. Lulu is a sweet, winsome child, and with her mamma's assistance, and other friends, succeeded in making of Lulu's birthday one of the most pleas New Goods New Prices I ha just received the THE SCOEE Fats.

R. Leans. R. LaMar, 1st Spencer.p 3 Angevine. r.

1 Spauldlng, c. 2 Bowles, 2d 4 Mechem, J. H. 3d b. ..4 Cooper.s.s 3 Geo.

1st 2 Montgomery, c. nulse.c 3 Bancroft, 3 Saunders, s. Rathbone, G. F. .4 McRoberts, r.

1 Kee ver, 3d 3 Vermlllian, 2d 1 Weed, l.f 1 Munson, s. 1 Carter. J. W. s.c.,.3 Heron.l.f 2 Total runs, 27 19 Umpire, David Lynn.

Scorer, 11. T. Crawford. The Fat men had fine fielders in C. Angevine and Montgomery, No slim man could have caught a fly in better shape than the lawyer did.

Jno. LaMar is a regular old-timer at first base. We don't believe anybody in town can beat Weed or Carter for running-slow, but the fat men got there, just the same. Largest Stock of Fine Shoes Ever brought to Jewell county also FINE LINE OF DRESS GOODS We also keep a line line of 8. L.

Chapman, Frank P. Smith. Adellna Sanders, Mary It. Julian, Miss Baker, May Tompkins, Lucy Morris, John Collalt, Hattle Lewis, Susan Hovey, Mary Stewart, A. Decker, Mllburn MUler, Elmer Ilofthlnes, Joe Beeson, E.

L. Reynolds, J. B. Dresslar. Justus Lynn, C.

Harness, A. C. Forrcy, Emma Feller, Emma Lantis, Ida nam, Clara Fox, Edith Dusenbery, Kena rutnam, Jane Chenoweth, Grace Kyle, Olive Allen, A. M. Fosdlck, Edgar Black, Clara Damn, Harvey Dun ton, Maggie Crawmer, Bertha lloskluson, Flora Pound, C.

E. Thorpe, Jessie Forbes, Rena Brown, Mary Tomlinson, Lou E. Hodson, Maggie Cubbison, Bernice Kyle, Nettie Hosklnson, Alice Schulenburg, II. C. Ccffman, CoraTlppln, Alice CotTman, Arthur Clemons, Anna Brownrigg, V.

L. Bevlngton, Alma Vance. T. C. McKee, Manford Julian, Fannie Julian, Laura Sanders, Sarah Branagan, Minnie Laundy, W.P.Wells.

Mattle Convls, Willie Cedarburg, 0. m. Backus, II. W. Thomas, John Howard, Chas, Lantiss, H.

II. Fearing, Chas. E. Reynolds, J. R.

Harter, Mac Horn, Rose Hawley, Laura Forrey, Maggie Simpson, Lillle Georgia, Minnie Ruggles, Ed. Heron. Lou Hughes, Belle Harness, Ettie Greenland, Addio Allen, Louie Allen, Eva Fosdlck. J. V.

Roberts, Nellie Ellis. Alice Crawmer, Emma Winchell, Sadie McBride, Jessie Fisher, Jennie Prentiss. Ollie Howard, Luclla Jennings, Ida Pierce, Lida Cubbison, Chloe Church, Pearl Ransford, Lorena Matter, Maud Musser. L. W.

Pierce, Nettie Farris, Bertha Clemons, W.F.Metz, Mac Littleton, E. P. Hotchkiss, Fresh Groceries and Flour. Call and see my stock before buying. L.

M. BUTTS, Mankato. FOUND in MANKATO! THE PLACE TO UET urable events ever enjoyed by the little folks of Mankato. Parties receiving the Daily Review will be charged at the rate of 50 cents per month for subscription to the same, and we sincerely hope that all will appreciate our enterprise to the extent of taking the paper. We shall give all the space possible to the Institute and hence hope that all teachers will become subscribers.

We hereby desire to thank the enterprising and wide-awake business men of Mankato for their almost phenomenally liberal support, without which the Daily Review would not greet you to-day, and right here we wish to to observe that there is not a town in Kansas that can show up the same number of public spirited citizens according to size that is possessed by the town of Mankato, Kansas all croakors to the contrary YES, SIE WE FIT NICELY THE MOST FASTIDIOUS, AND Guarantee Lower Prices tlian our Competitors. REMKMBEH THAT NO. 99, 18 TI1E ()Nr Exclusive Clothing Emporium in JEWELLOOTJNTY. "When in Mankato call and examine my stock nml you will find constantly on hand a fine iine of Collars, Cuff, Neckties, Hats, Caps, Trunks, Valise Candies, Huts, Cider, Cigars And the Best Meal ii Ton for 25 Celts, AND BEDS THE SAME. I keep a Fine Liner Groceries And will sell the MOST for the money.

vours, A. BROWN. DON'T FORGET "31Y ri QO THE PLACE rVSJ L.S.HOBNE Proprietor. I i MILLER i BLACK Fine Line of Special Attention to Physicians Prescriptions, IN OUR NEW ROOM WITH TEE FINEST SELECTION OF GOO OOERI IE 'Don't Forget the Place, East Side Street, Mankato, Kansas QUEENSWARE AND GLASSWARE IN TEF CITY. BOUGHT FOR CASE! db I have at my srore the Largest Stock of Furniture ever brought to Mankato.

Having btujrU by Car Load Lots I am able to sell at the Cheapest Kates our ii Parlor Chamber Sets, All Styles of and Lounges, TFLoolS-ozre, Olao-lr-js. Picture Frames, kk Strap Frinifast Weights, GIVE US AN OPPOETUNITY TO PKOVE WHAT AVE SAY. UWmdow Curtams and Fixtures. CARPETS OIP GRADES. 23.

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