Brookville Independent from Brookville, Kansas • 3

1 rn. cnoou'H Whoa, Emma I XlioTxan.scrlpt TKKMS, I'tR ANNUM, IN ADVANCK, Ji'bt Received A stork of liaruo.s and saddle at J. Duncan's. Have you teen those nice percale shirts; also, calico shirts ut Tho most Jelicloiu strawborrlos received daily at Warner's and selling at'JOcts. Juvr received A flue lino of summer drcis goods, and some nice Stop Everybody And Examine the As we were talking with Mr.

Jloga-boom the other day, ho startled us by the remark, "There' an honest man In Kausas." l'ccovcriug a little fro our ui'prise, wu replied, aud we've bueu iu the Hate three years." 'True enough," laughed George, theie Uanoi her ouo. llisuums it T. Mitchell, aud he lives two miles southwest of Marquette. Soino six mouths ago I lost several bags out ou tho prairie. 1 could llud no truce of them, and concluded that they wcro lost, when a few days ago Mr.

Mitch-ell came to my olllco and inquired for F. Christie uud 11 V. Walker, whoso names wcro ou some of the sacks. Inquiry developed the fact that ho had picked them up, aud had brought them to Brookvillc twice looking for the owner. I call him au houest man." Aud so do wo.

But, George, those names ou tho bags rather give you away. GENERAL H1B is thn busluesa ceutro of tho western Mates. She is one of tho richest towns for her slzo iu the United States. Clear, rippling streamlets arorunuiug through her streets fed by tho l'latlo river, thin watcriug tho lurgo beautl-funroes which line the slrcets from ono end to the other. This gives her a queeuly air which nothing but such trees could afford, Ilor now Union depot is oue of the finest, if not tho liuest this side of the Mississippi river.

It is built somewhat ou the same priuciplo as that of Kansas City, but tho ono iu Kansas City is no comparison either in beauty or dhneuslous. The new post office and opera homo which are being finished, nro both beautiful, roomy buildings which would do credit to any city. Tho postotiico is uow occupied, while tho opera house Is neariug completion. In the way of private residences, Denver is not to bo excelled. She has streets of residences which cities in the cast might envy.

Besides her beauties, sho has a business which is grand in itself. One coining to Denver need not bo without employment if ho wonts It. The railroad com panics' show a goodly business for Denver. Ono company alone, the Denver Rio Grande, is giving employment to more than thirty-two thousand men in the work C-xoczies, EVERYTHING CHEAP FOR GASH. No TxovlTdI to Brookville BROOKVILLE, KANSAS.

Geo. Marshall Co. PEOPEIETOES; MANUFACTUKERS OP Union Piicific, Pride of Brookville, BRANDS Choice Bolted Meal, Bran, Shorts and Immense Stock of dHo-r obdLo-- City Mils; Brookville Ctty, XXXt Graham OF EL0VR. Chop Feed constantly on hand and for- a well seclected stock of PAINTS, AKI in a First-lass Drug Stora KANSAS. sale at bottom- prices.

VINE of TAR 1 CI ILK THOUSAND YEARLY. 9 la POSITIVE CURE Ztgr ForCoughs.Colds, AlTB MUaSXPTIOK. Is the Best of Tonics; Cures Dyspepsia; CSoRestorestheAppetlle; SEjHtrf.ctk.ii the System; Restores the Wssk SiSr raS? A trial of It will lot lr. Crook's no uenmwcu. provo oil 9 "'11 of Tar I Uka bo olhsr.

For oj oil bruui.u. or Tar I Uko BO olrior. For oj oil bruui.u. Tl IS (mm rn oi. SuHionloOllrirCrMt0.B VkMMBBHO mi iwn, vino, rlihttcy od Matrimony iniard, Coajiitfl lvll Coarthlp.

Impediment toHv rtutfe. Science of Keproduotloiu Single LtfticooeidereiL 3 of Mnrrlaaa ud Diroroe, Let! RUibU of MurM omen, DlftButMw of Womm-ihwlr cuumm and cure, etc. UUalwaPRIVATI MEDIO At ADVItM tm alMuuwe rMultlna from Impure miuiU associations, and on aulf-ubuee ihe eeorei hAbitol Foutb ftod IU ftecu on erf tar life, etuitlng NUchtlj Emlttiom, Lom of Vigor, eta, and mikus? asmrriaii Improper or happy. RWtnjf treatment od bmoj valuable recipe. A book for private ud eonatderei read In that do ad alt bould be without ailauoraureoolbrMM luLieoUeaaao grant doal of nileen It oootaini muob that la not la nay otuer book, ana bua 636 bmcea, with over 100 plate Engraving and Woodcut.

Prlo I Fsnais auff-Hay fr IUtar ta 14 ed lassr i waX Van Imtsi teMlhlftf their aivaataf. It art a res.F Lwaiankat iom ttricUy snd should bm uMrttftao: iii.lltTTlUJWU0U4lsLeie,lU. OR, BUTTS' WSm EiUHltfcftd 1817 it 12 IT. 8th Etrt, ST. UTS, UQ.

rIMJE rbynlciana In charge of thlaold and well known ii'mrr. Tears or Experience in me treatment or i Diseaaoa hnve made their iklll and ability niurb superior to that of the ordinary practitioner, tlinttbry huve ucijiiu-ndn nittluaul reputation Uiroogtl Puffs. lint tuition are rerilnr graduates In medioineand rroaao-Ina ef. llh sns. c.

wtrhmit wnn Mercury or folftonoui Meaieinee. YOUNC MEN and tlioee of middle ei who A I "lift I '111 eanVrtne; from the enWte of ilUfMt.o unit unUi3 in vlcUrafor buneeiHiBarrUfa; Mrmnniy rd. it rrnvWnr enwniw. PATI ENTS TREATED fr.qg-'ilEg pTiTntUuasuiiTiion is pre fcrrtd, whtcb it VREI in cd. List ot quealioai uiwirtd by paiiciiW 4Mirln treat Ttirnt mailed frt tny addrrsi iVlif Mn.

fJYrwa MBVrUg tr Itavivra UmM sen Uara sMrihiny la tttvlr a4iantsw It at a rm.W ljna. 'illicit on i tincily eoofidenllsl, suJslmuW dJrsa 11L UtTTH, is 8th tit, 8b Levis. Me. ElfictrotyiElStereotjpsFoiiiiiER, Printing Machine Works AND PAPER WAREHOUSE, Ifaasleetireraoi TYPE, PRINTING Dcaknhi PAPERS Of'illltadi, CARDS PRESSES CASES, Card Boards CABINETS TAOS, (Envelopes CHASES, Galleys' BRONZES, ANO PRINTING PRINTINQ arll.ill IIWII i INKS. jVHRNISHESr 4..

ah: trxsTiaiss ilsi usis Qurasnoia emci. Electrot ypiiiff and Stereotyping IXICmO PROitPTLT, IT LOT fBICU, Office nd Manufactory: Kns. 115 a 117 Pine Street, ST. LOUIS. 0ME TREATMENT.

A ccrtilo.enrs for Nervous Debility, Seminal Weak-nL Imnotenca. etc The KMimi used in bit cractiu for fiS Tun and an Illustrated book of 60 pages giving full dl-rections for self-treatmeiit, sent fres. AdSna. X. WILLIAMS.

t3S I. iUr tL, lihntkH 9k SACK ACHE quickCV cured by CARTER'S Smart Weed -AND- Belladonna Mihk Plasters! These piaster! contain Smart Weed and Bella-rimma both wonderful nain relierers in addi tion to tha usual gums, balsams, used in other porous plasters, and art consequently superior to all others for Wealt or Lame Back, Back Ache, Rheumatism, Neuralgia, Soreness of the Chest or Lungs, Asthma, Pleurisy, Kidney Troubles, Prick In the Back. Stiff-ness 01 the Joints, and for all Pains and Aches, and wherever a Plaster can be nuiH If vnn h.D. inn ftfli1 fllf PorOum Strcnpheniuff Plaster, we know this one will r. hm i rt anit rul not exist where it is appliad, Ask your drargist for Carter's Smart Weed and Belladonna Back Ache Plasters.

Prise, as cents. OAsma issosawia ew xors. V8 Mean Gyred, Not tslorelyRaliavad Ami Can Prove IFlmt too Claim, mr Thr npc no fwllurps nnfl no rtl.nr jmliiVBioiil. Wl(S tfU KT IIK AI.4'Ss: yoii ciiu hpriMliy anil quickly cuwhI. jiw hunurcls bTa hern nlWaily.

fcimli bo I'lcwcd la mmii sTiwtnf nny liilyreulf it. GAIOWS LITTLE LIVER PILLS Aiaocnronllf rvs nrtousiOKS.pruTi'n' Constl-patlnn nnd rr ratr rrllrya dlstr from too hcartr ejiiln--, correct Dl3orieri of th rtoma-h, StimuJutel'io J.lver.nnd Ucmlntt tho BowclJ. Th'Tdo thli bTtalrlns Jus tin" little Aof.B. Tlicynro purely notrTlpoorpv.r;',sn.lavo tis roarlf perfect nst o. oxtl 1 I'm' g'sts cv rywbirc or po I nr.il, CA5TLS V.l$ZZl Oi YCIIK.

it! I r. KJ1 KM III it glCKlADACt rposTIVEU CORED Bl CARTER'S 1 1 ribho. Palace Drugr It, ItWl. iuix.m i i Hot. Hotter.

Hottest. Hottentot." Did you ever! The devil Is sick. The lustituto Is iu session. Our grain nicu keep busy. Bchosl cleetiou approaches.

Come, Veunor, yive us a rest. It raiucd a little Tuesday eveiilng. Engineer Urowusoa hai moved to Ellis. Head our uew loeiilsaud advertisements. Sheriff Baker was in the city a few days ago.

Mr. C. Crnuford contemplates a trip cast soon. isow is me lime 10 suuscnue tonne Tkaxschiit. Ole Davids had bad luck with the Texas ponies.

Mr. Rice and lady have returned from Illinois. Mrs. aud Miss Scovill wcro in Ellis visiting this week. Conductor Ward will soon be a citizen of Brookvillc.

Bring your wheat to Brookvillc lor tho highest market price. Miss Blanche kelton is among tho institute workers this year. park still improves in appearance. It is paying its own way this year. Misses Lucia Warner and Lizzie Gentry, of this city, are attending tho institute Wheat is coming into market quite freely.

Our dealers are ahead so far this year. We give an interesting letter from Mr. Frank M. Simons, of Denver, in this paper, Mrs. Powell, who has been keeping house for Mr.

Gardner, is atteuding the institute. A hard of Texas ponies near town has furnished the boys with lots of fun this week. Last Monday we had the pleasure of shaking hands with Joe Moore, who was iu the city. The chinch bugs ore making themselves very conspicuous in the corn fields nowadays. L.

Warner is about iho only man in town that mamges to keep tool this hot weather. Mr. M. S. Loomis, of Terra Cotta, is in town to-day.

lie reports that burg full of business. A carload of wool was shipped from tliis point on Tuesday, and also several carloads of cattle. We give this week an obituary of Mrs. James Gardner. It would have appeared before, but for Mr.

Gardner's absence. 1 Milton is making thing rattle iu the blacksmith line. If you don't believe it just go down to his shop and find out. Mr. J.

A. Sloan, of Clay Centre, was in town vesterday, and called on the Transcript and ahem 1 guess we better not tell. We wish the people of this town would listen to the voice ot wisdom, and learn that there is no such thing as a chintz bug. Tho city niills are turning out lots of first-class flour this season, aud as a consequence of the line work, business is increasing, The many Brookville friends of Mr. and Mrs.

S. B. McFarlaud sympathize with them iu the loss of their child, which died last Friday. The city ought.to make-some earnest aud active effort to get the store room in tho city hall occupied. It is a good stand and ought not to bo left vacant.

new advertisement was in for this paper, but we have been too much crowded to set it up. Look out for it next week, and meantime call and see his Stock. Frank Hodge is out again, and we are glad to see his face on the streets once moro. But we are sorry fa learn that while his general health is improved, his liip is no better. We have roceivod a copy of the Agents' Herald, published by L.

Lum Smith, Philadelphia, Pa. Iho paper is a valuable one, especially for canvassers. A special fenture is its exposure of frauds. It is of tho highest importance that our streets and yards should be kept clean, especially during this warm vcather. All filth and decaying matter should be promptly removed, In no other way can the city be kept icaUhy, i bunting for dresses, J.

Duncan. Smokers' good finest In the land-Cigar Store. of all kinds the at the Key West Just received A full lino of Drugs and Patent Medicines, at M. S. Crow loy's Drug Store.

Just Recoivod A toes at II. Nichols'. fine lot of pota- A number one Marsh sulky, sixteen inch plow, warranted to give satisfaction and it beats all in use uow, so they say. J. Duncan.

Call on L. A. Warner at the Post-office store for stationery, books, periodicals, notions, Any book desired will bo furnished at publisher's prices. Mrs, C. AY.

Anderson has opened a new Bakery aud Restaurant ono door east of Skcllou's Meat Market, and ro-spectfully solicits the patronage of the public. Warm meals at all hours. Just received a choice lot of perfumeries aud toilet soaps at the Drucj Store. Oils Neatsfoot, Lard aud Lubricating Oil for sale at M. S.

Crowley's drug store. AU kinds of groceries always in stock at bedrock prices. Give us a call. L. A.

Warner. Largest stock and well selected of boots shoes, latest styles, just received at J. Duncan's. Warner is selling more goods than ever before. Prices will tell every time.

Fine calf sewed boots at four dollars a pair at J. Duncan's. Just received several cases of the celebrated California can goods. Try them for they are delicious. J.

Duncan. Good, number ono lumber wagon, and buggy for ssie at J. Duncan's Just received Fifty thousand feet of nice lumber and a largo stock of coal, aud will not he undersold by anv town. J. Duncan.

Call on M. S. Loomis, Terra Cotta forDrv Goods. Groceries, and every thing you want in the house or on the farm. Horses for sale or trade; also I waut to buy horses at any time my stable run by 1.

C. Henry. J.Duncan at I am now prepared to execute all kinds of Dental work and guarantee satisfactou. Ladies will be waited ou at my residence. J.

W. Bcllard. 18-tf, Anyone who wanls anything delivered, moved, or anything done in the dray line.will find it to their interest, to call on H. Richardson, who is ever attentive and obliging. Jcst Received A car load of salt, which will be 6old atbottou prices.

M. S. Loomis, Terra Cotta. Genuine, dogskin gloves just re ceived. J- Duncan.

Cash Paid for Craln. L. Guillaudeu, Jr, is paying the highest market price for grain. "Now I do Most Unhesitatingly Aver, as an old practitioner, that Warner's Safe Kidney and Liver Cure is among the most valuable discoveries of the 19th century. I cannot say too much in its behalf.

Pittsburg, Pa. 6th 1880." Signed J. II. M. D.

Just received Big line of clothing. Will not be undersold by any one. J. Duncan, Fourth of July. Just received A complete line of torpedoes, fire crackers and fire works at J.

Duncan's. For Sale. A span of large heavy draft horses, at a very low price. They are a first class team, and a good bargain can be had in them. For particulars inquire at the Transcript office, or of T.

J. Nichols. "The Doctors Said 1 would never leave my bed. That was three months ago, aud 1 now wcirh 190 pounds. I cauuot write half of what I want to say, but War ner's Safe Kidney and Liver Cure did it all." H.

O. N. Mt. Morris, N. Y.

Is Responsible for tho following valuable statement from Mrs. M. G. Arnold "Warner's Safo Kidney and Liver Cure has done me wonders of good for catarrh of the bladder and female weakness." OBITUARY. Mrs.

Isabella Cardner. Tho subject of this sketch was bom In Sterliugshire, Scotland, the 20tU ot January, IS'-D. Sgrew to womanhood in that couulyy, and was married the '20th of December, 1814, to James Gardner. She removed to tho United States with her husband in 1849, and settled in Chicago tho next year. They lived in that city about thirty years, comiug to Brookvillc a year ago last Fall.

Mrs. Gardner a woman of tine presence and sterling character, aud by her many virtues won the love aud respect of all who knew her. She was an exemplary Christian, showing her faith by her works rather than by words. She was formerly a member of tho U. I'.

church, but bad not united with any church iu this cit y. In her domestic relations Mrs. Gardner was a faithful and loving wife, and a watchful and affectionate mother The disease that terminated her life began last winter, aud though the suffered constant and severe pain through all tho weary mouths of her illness, her gentleness and patience never failed. In her death the entire community suiters a great loss, while to her family it is irreparable. She leaves a large fain ily ta mourn her loss.

DENVER. Her Beauties, Her Business, Her and Denver, Col, July aih, 1881 Dkar I raxscrkit Leaving your town a week ago yesterday we were carried over the Smoky Hill division making good timo through oue of the most, beautiful, poiiions of Kansas Arriving in Ellsworth, we stepped over to the licyortvr ollice, and had a pleasant chat knight of the composing sti'efc, Whu had been gazing upon our train as she pulled iu. lie reported Ellawor'h as lively end full of business. Viewing Ellsworth from tho depot one may see a very pretty town of about nine hundred inhabitants. From Ellsworth to Ellis is one stretch of line wheat crowing country.

The yield of wheat through this country tliis season is sufficiently large to prove very profitable yielding about two thirds of a full erop. We passed numerous fine faruis but for want of space will mention but one belonging to Mr. E. Thachcr, who a few years ago came to Kansas from Connecticut, purchased nine hundred and sixty acres' of land a few miles west of Victoria, and made that his home going into the farming business very extensively. Besides growing wheat, com, oats and other crops for which Kansas is noted, he has a fine cheese factory, and raises cattle, hogs, etc.

Mr. hacher is a man of enterprise, and is fast showing his worth to tho public. At about two o'clock, wc found our-self in Ellis enjoying antelope meat which Mrs. Taylor, tho proprietress of the Ellis House, so kindly furnished her guests. Hero we mot Mr.

L. Ramsey, formerly of Brookville, who says he is doing well in his new enterprise. Eight o'clock (fiuind us at Wallace, where wc took supper aud then re-newed our joiirw'jy-fecliug very much like "pounding ojir ear," as the boys put it. But' we? felt much relieved when Jake and offered us a chance to pound that ear on a bed made of thcSrrcaf U. S.

mail bags and the solid caf floor, which we did ample justico to oui ear not the floor. Thanks, Jake. We arrived lierc last Saturday morning, and Saturday being tho last day of the week we went to the K. P. House to buzz the Salina boys who put up there.

Among thoso we met are Ed Cordier and lady, Geo. Baglcy aud lady, Nelson Farley, Chas. Pierce, Chas. Kirk and Ed Wilder, and Jack Neugent of Brookvillc. Mr.

Russell, proprietor of (his house is also from Salina, an old resident of that place. He keeps a good house and is doing extremely well financially. We also met Messrs Markland, Sandon, Gay-lord, Purant, Sharp, Rockford, and several others from Salina, while "taking iu" the beautiful city of the west. Wo understand that Col. Palmer is improving rapidly, Denver, is tho "queen city of the west.

She has a population of 60,000, of which about is floating; and The above Drug Store keep DEUGS, of coustrurtion a number vastly in excess of the standard of tho regular army of the United States. Right here in Denver it is paying fifty thousand dollars monthly to its employees, which amount does not includo the salaries of its officers. The money which thiscompany.so largely disseminates in Colorado, greatly benefits both the floating and resident popula Hon. Thero are other roads giving nearly the same employment. The Denver New Orleans railway is the name of a new road now under way of construction from this point to New Orleans.

This company lias 15,000 ton of rails en route for this place. They commenced grading yesterday. Mr. Nelson Farley, an old Salina boy, has charge of a gang of men in the employ of this compauy. The Fourth of July in Denver was quite extensively celebrated.

Cole's circus, billed for the Fourth, duly made its appcarauce, aud carried away about $12,000. While many of the citizens were celebrating by going to 1 he circusj tho petty thieves who arc so numerous in Denver, celebrated by ransacking their houses and carrying off silver spoons, and other valuables that could easily be concealed about their persons. The morning of the Fourth, John T. Raymond opened his engagement with a comedy entitled ''Fresh, the American," which is ouo of the best comedy pieces wc ever had the pleasure of hearing, lie was supported by a very fine compauy each playing their parts with acknowledged ability. The week's engagement closed with favorite play'Col.

Seller." His engagement was a grand success. Altogether the circus, Raymond, lire works, and the three fires that occurred during the day, we think the day in Denver was quite generally observed. Billy, tho "kid" about uinetcen years of age, who is the leader of a gang of desperadoes; who robbed the U. S. mail down in the southern part of New Mexico about six mouths ago aud who is noted for his successful attempts and reckless courage iu rob-bingjstage8 was reported to have been seen in Deuver yesterday.

It has set the city all ablaze with excitement. Everybody Jias his eyes open, and is on the lookout to see "Billy the kid," and get the $1,800 reward which is offered for his conviction. He has been seen but once and by one party, though the police force aro all ready, with billy in hand to tap the young desperado on the head at sight, Denver Is quite well supplied with daily papers, having three morning papers and two evening papers. The Tribune and Republican contain forty-eight columns and the News fifty-six, of heir regular publications, besides which elaborate supplements are frequently issued. There aro two evening papers, viz Times and Press.

The Denver; Evening commenced publication the fourth day of this month, and is an able newsy sheet. Its editors are bent on making it the best evening paper, and it is already gaining the popularity for which it is so vigorously striving. The Press is tho paper your humble servant is holding cases on. With Regards. Frank.

Are You Going West? All persons contemplating removal to Colorado, Wyoming, the Black Hills, Utah, Idaho, Montana, Nevada Oregon, Washington or California, should correspond with J. W. Morse, General Passenger Agent Union Pacific Railway, Omaha, Nebraska, before purchasing tickets via any other line. Information of value, relative io routes, rates, inducements to settlers, together with carefully prepared and reliable publications descriptive of tho States and Territories named will be mailed free ou CHEMICALS, PATENT VARNISHES, OILS, GLASS, WALL FAPII. Everything Usually kept Fine line 'of CIGARS TOBACCOS.

Wines and Liquors of the Best Brands for Medical Ptrstription Cartfully Compounded. 1 BROOKVILLE, G.A.Solberg, Salina, Kansas. Una onnRtnntlv on hand a full line of American and Imported Goods, joi received the BEST in the Market. ALL WORK WARRANTED. a a rrTDTl A nrpTXT HTT A A OJXXJLOHVjXXKJ VJ jl Call and examine tor yourself.

Shop on 7th South of Opera House,.