White Cloud Review from White Cloud, Kansas • 1

if 1 v. i t. temew VOL. HI. J.

M. Beldelman, Publisher. WHITE COUNTY, KANSAS, MARCH 45, 1883. No. 2o CI.01P 111 i WI Mrs.

Ardrey and daughter are visit Burkhalter's Grocery' House. ing friends in St. Joseph. Frank Kitzmiller, of Highland, made us a pleasant call, Tuesday. Mrs.

M. Ryan and Miss Mamie, spent Saturday aud a part of Sunday in St. Joseph. It has been discovered that the surest thing to come after death is the tomb stone man. Chas.

Ruggles started for Streator, 111., last Friday, where he will spend the summer. One Dollar will Buy 7tb Arbuckle or Dillworth's coilee. 81b Choice Rio Coflee. 11 tb Light Brown Sugar. 10K lb Sugar.

10 ib Granulated. atLahmer Mill's. Arnold Springer have about cleaned out all their Orchard Grass. They will soon have in more. An Explanation.

That Blue meant an- excellent brand of flour, sold only by Lahmer Mills. Try it. Sloane Mauck, grain dealers, will always pay the highest cash prices for all kinds of grain. Keg Syrup, Reliable Baking Powder, Maple Syrup, Oat Meal, Boon's Lye Hominy, at Lahmer Mills'. Arnold Springer are selling Orchard Grass cheaper than you can buy it in Kansas City, and they have nothing but prime seed.

That gents dark green suit at Sloann Mauck's is a beauty. Call at Palmer Orton's saw mill for lumber. Choice Kans, grown clover at Arnold Springers. New samples Brussels carpet, Border to match sold at Chicago prices, at II. H.

Hines sends a bombshell into the "ctedit camp" this weelv. Read his ad. C3 a a 0) a tn 0) PI Married, by Esq. Wilkinson, of Forest CO 3 CO 3 a You had Better Give Me a Trial on SUGAR and COFFEE. White Loaf and Central Flour.

That fine Laundry Finish is put on shirts with Dobbins Polish. I have a fresh supply. Pinion, or Pine nuts, are a crop only once in five years. Have a few. It your want any come early.

WHITE LOAF, Topeka, FLOUR, The Curtice Bros Ketchup, and you'll see see that you were mistaken when you thought "there is no Ketchup like that mother lined to make." White Loaf Flour. Ask for Dish Rag Soap. Put up in 3 pound bars, with a linen dish rag around each bar. WHITE LOAF (Topeka) FLOUR. If you are going to salt meat, Ashton Bock Salt is what you want.

White Loaf, Topeka, Flour. You will never know what good prepared Mustard tasts like until you try Wichert's Sardeilen Mustard. White Loaf and Central Flour. Come and see me. It makes no difference whether you want to buy a large bill, or a small one, or no bill at all.

Come any how. G. H. BTJRKHALTER. City, March 3, Cyrus Watson to Miss Jennie Simmonds, both of White Cloud, Kans.

Those who pretend to know, claim that Mr. C. Osgood has the "finest" piece of horse flesh ever In this part of the country. Rev. L.

C. Biggs, will preach at Heckler's school house, Tuesday evening March 27th 1883. Let there be a good Lianmer Alius. attendance. If you want a Campbell Drill, Deere Stalk Cutter, Kirlin Lister, Furst Bradley Harrow, call on Arnold Jas.

G. Robertson, of Hiawatha, was in town Tuesday, shaking hands and exchanging gossip, with his many ac springer, 20 yards calico for 91, at Sloane Mouck's. 'JHKBHSJBflSS'S quaintances. Arnold Springer have sold over The river is rasing very rapidly at DURKHALTER'S GROCERY HOUSE. nan or tneir Orchard Grass already this point.

It can get 5 feet higher and Low prices, and prime seed does the not do any damage, thouge, so don't work. get scared yet. "Credit" has been killed too dead to skin H. II. Hines' cash bomb did it.

Mr. Thorn as Holcraft who used to go barefoot and wear stone bruises in this town when he was a "kid," but who now lives in Topeka. and "slings type" for a living, made us a pleasant call last Saturday. He returned home Monday. Joseph Abrams has sold his farm consisting of 80 acres to Mr.

J. A. Kendall, for $1,800, Mr. Abrams and family will move to California as soon as he can arrange his business satisfactory. We wish them success in their new home.

Jas. Stanley started for Hot Springs, Arkansas, Monday, to try the medicial virtues of that place. Mr. Stanley has been afflicted for years with rheumatism and he wijl give the not Springs a thorough test in order to be eured. We trust he may find relief andreturn a well man.

The Misses Nora Dunleavy, Ella Mc-Kernan, Kate Forncrook and Leona Sulivan, all beautiful black eyed school teachers, were callers at this office last Monday afternoon. Oh, yes. Will Sloane our popular dry goods merchant and alsothe possessor of blnck eyes called at the same time. Mr. Samuel Smith, who has Just closed a successful term of school at Cedar Creek, left Monday, for Beatrice, where he will remain about month, when he will begin a six month's school in another part of the Mr.

Smith has given splendid satisfaction in these parts, and we are confident that his ability will be highly appreciated by lucky Nebraskians who have secured his services as teacher. In the case of the State vs Thomas Wright, for violation of the Prohibatory law, tried here last Monday, the Jury brought in a virdict of guilty, and a fine of $100 and costs were assessed against him. Brewster and Sea ver appeared in behalf of the State, andjWood and Ryan for defendent. An appeal was taken to circuit court. A White will be tried for the same offense the 10th of next month.

We hear complaints almost daily of persons having things stolen. It has got so that a person cannot leave anything without having it 'turn up missing" when wanted. Axes, saws, stovepipe, lanterns, hammers, and such little things seem to disapper with the regularity of the rising and setting of the sun. The thieves had beeter stop this business right off, for they are bound to get "picked up," and they have already enough to answer for. The blue birds have no more than made their appearance, and started to make preparations for staying "all summer." than some of the hoodlums are out with their "nigger shooters" trying to kill them.

It might do some of them For native lumber go to Palmer The jury in the whiskey case were H. H. Hines' Hurrah The Mighty Dollar. I want it I can use it my Business I Orton's. wont to sing "We wont go home till TTp you want an extra grade of flour J-L buy St.

Joe. No. 1, (patent pro morning" and it was not early in the As I said In a former notice that I would quote some low prices on Groceries guaranteed to be euual to any tor CASH, 1 will now give a few. as a sample, and everything else will be sold morning either, The officers at Atchison have discover ed a flock of horse thieves, with head' anu excelled oy none, or sale Dy Lahmer Mills, at correspondingly low prices. Every one should compare these with the credit prices of liroienes, and figure up and see what they can save by paying CAaH Sloane Mauck will make 500,000 quarters at that city.

Four of the gang wheu they get the goods. oncic mis season. have been arrested. 16 yards Dress goods $100, Lahmer 9fl very best Cost Rica Coffee for 1. 9 pounds very best Rio coffee for $1 8 pounds Loos M1US.

Brick are on the ground for the vault for A. Poulet's new Bank. It will be complete and the bank in running order DeLand's Chemical Baking Powder is a sincuy pure owder. it Is made from grape Cream Tartar and BiCarb by the 15th of April. One is not apt to think times are' dull when business men were rushed as they Soda only.

They uanufacture their Soda expressly for it, and as it is put together on chemical princioles. we were last Saturday. It was a boomer claim that it has no equal on the market Try ltlXeBtit! and you will use no Koastea coffee fori 1, ax good as Arbuckle's. Choice Kansas City and Lelnnd's Bacon, 12 He per pound. Hami i30 Maple syrup 75o per gal, selling for $1, on credit.

Stout's, (Troy) Sorghum 60c per gnl, selling for SO to 65 on credit. Corn Syrup (I per keg, selling for Si 25 on credit. Choice Carolina rice 8 Ho per pound, selling for lOo on credit. Java 7Xo Rasins 12X0 Kc on 12 kinds Tobacco 45c to S5o per pound, selling for (5c to 70c on credit. Sib Mountain corn 12Xc per can, selling tor 20c on credit.

8fl Peaches 16.Sc per can, selling tor 2Ao on credit. Sib Peas 7Xo per can. 81b Pumpkin 10c percan. Eddy's medium pickle jar Baking Powder 25c, others sell at 35c on credit, large 35c, at 60oon 1 8) Charm Baking Powder 85c, others sell at 45c to 50c on credit. i)it pail Charm Baking Powder 75c, others sell at $1 on 51b tl 40 101b cans 2 50 Choice Hominy to per lb, celling for 3X on credit.

61b Lye Hominy 15c per package, selling for 25c on credit. 13 Boxes Greenwich Lye for 1. Stoneware 10c iter galon, selling for I2Vo to 15c on credit. Brooms 16c to 20c, selling for 25 to 35 on credit, lib Cans uncolored Japan Tea, 55c, worth 88c otner. Atchison Diamond Mills, Gem nnd uoicien urown lour, is so well known in this market that it needs no recomen- datlon from me.

All that I will say is that since I have adopted the cash system, I have reduced the price 20c oer a i nunored. u. 11. IIinks. 24 lb Oat Meal for 1.

at Sloane A Mauck's. As good oui Oil as ever lit up tlie countenance or a cash customer I5e per gallon. 8 bars Kirk's Empire soap ioj acts. a bars Kircs uiun mala Soap 25cts. of a day, and no mistake.

Mr. Aaron Kramer, one of Brown County's wholesouled farmers made the Review a call last Monday, and left his measure for another year's subscription. Thomas Utt, son of Mr. Joseph Utt, who is one of the oldest traveling men now on the road, has accepted a position in the store of D. R.

Dunlap. Westboro (Mo.) Sun. Married; Thursday, March 8, 1883, at the house of widow Gilmore, by Rev. D. Kloss, Mr.

Thomas Mathewson and Miss Elizabeth Baskins both of the vicinity of Iowa Point. Such a day as last Tuesday makes one feel like getting a fish line, a quart of bait, a good book and going out Into the wide, wide world and hunting for a Arnold Springer received a fine lot French Labelled Sardines lioperbox Mustard Sardines 15c per box oi cutt wire this week. las Arbuckle coffee lor fi Spring samples from Wannamaker Brown's Tailoring deD't. Fits e-uaran- This is only the beginning of the War for the CASH System. I intend to tight it out lor these prices ir it taKes ail summer, and as the season advances shall have better bargains to offer.

II. II. HINES. teed and at msonable prices. Call and examine eamflels.

Lahmer Mills. 7 pounds of Arbuckle of Dillworth's coffee for one dollar, at Sloane Maucks Don't buy Be worth of seed till you see Arnold Springer's stock. Arnold Springer got in their stock A new lot of Chicago clothing, at Sloane Mauck's. Arnold SDrinsrer have houirht a i Published teery Thunday, at Whit Cloud Doniphan County, Kansat. of Garden Seeds to-day.

They handle large lot of choice garden seed in bulk. good place to sleep. ADVXSTIIIKG SATIS. The B. M.

R. R. known as the 'Bur an iresn, pure seed tn bulk. Go to Palmer Orton's for lumber. Fish are being caught by our fisher good if they were compelled to rav for lington Route" offers special advan men in large quantities.

The price tages to travelers. See the advertisd- this cruelness, and the City Marshal When you get ready for Roofing, and Spouting, remember Arnold Springer ment in this paper. asked tor them is rather steep, but it is early in the season yet. They'll get cheaper by-and-by. Horse-Shoe.

Good Mornlntr nr Smith. Card 1 1 in 1 1 in 1 1 in I I 1 I I col col (col. 1 Wfk 60 1 60IOO140 2 00400700 Month 65 76 1 40 1 75 8 00 6 60 10 1 00 1 40 1 76 2 75 6 00 9 00 16 1 60 1 75 2 50 3 50 7 50 14 21 8 00 8 60 6 CO 7 50 14 1 21 40 1 year. 5 00 8 00 11 17 21 40 1 75 should go tor them, no matter what their names are or what their surroundings. There is one boy living close to em Choice Tobacco, 55o per pound, at ivanmer a jjiiii s.

In a certain building in this town a the school house that is developing a disposition for killlntr thn H. W. Scibird is having an nnnsnnl large sign is displayed with the words, "No smoking allowed," but the pro large amount of work lust at nrpspnt strained, may cause him considerable Call on him for your pictures. Just received bv H. IT.

TTinnS annthAr prietor might as well take it down, for it doesn't prohibit worth a cent. trouuie in years to come. The teachers' meeting held here last Saturday, was well attended, both by lot of S. R. and J.

C. Mott's celebrated Champagne Cider. Mr. Morris, of Humboldt, spent uve a ooss" workman. Farmers and others desiring a genteel, lucrative agency business, by which $5 to $20 a day can be earned, send address at once on postal, to II.

C. Wilkinson Co. 195 and 197 Fulton Street, New York. Life Scolarship. Call on or address the Review it you want to purchase a Like Scholarship to enter Ritner'g Commercial College, of St.

Joseph. Mo. Ritner's is one of the best in the West. Trade good at Lahmea Mills, Low prices sell the goods. SHILOH'S VITALIEZER is what you need for consumption, Loss of Appetite.

Dizziness and all symptoms of the Dyspepsia. Price 10 and 75 cents per bottle. Sold by Shreve. SHILOH'S COUGH and Consumption Cure Is Sold hV 11 nn a irmlmi. teachers and spectators.

The program. Saturday and Sunday with relatives here. He made the Review a pleasant as pre-arranged was carried out to the letter, and some of the discussions Locals, 10 cents per line tor first Insertion. Legal advertising at legal rates. The above yearly rates are payable quarterly In advance and no other way.

There will positively be no deviation from tfee above rates EATE8 07 SUBSCRIPTION. Oopy, One Vear, In Advance, (1.50 Six Months 75 Subscription must be paid within the first three months or 2.00 a year will be charged. Rlhifl Dnnan m8-V oe found on file at Geo. IMS idyGl Howell 4 Co's Newspaper Advertising Bureau (lOSpruce St,) where ad. Tertlslng contracts may be made for It in Hew Trk.

call, and gladened our hearts by "ad that took place were quite animated, vancing" for a volunin of the Review. Go to Scibird's for pictures; Did any one hear anything drap? Ed Mullenix is talking of going to and exhibited careful thought and studv Mr George Abrams of Roinson. accom- of the subjects under consideration. Rulo to woik. paHeid by his daughter, Eudorat were Band Concert to-niorrow evening, at 1 rof.

Hill, of Oregon, was present in the afternoon, and spoke to the teachers for nn hour or more, and was listened to with marked attention by all. The M. E. Church. Go! spending a few days visiting friends here.

Miss Eudora was the guest of ye editor and family Sunday and Manday. -j i i 1 1 i.t xv uuivo consumption. Sold by Shreve. 1 88. White Cloud is for Law and Order.

Senator Williams returned from To and don't you forget it. For lnme Back, Side or Chest, use Shiloh's Poms Plaster. Price 25 cents. Sold by Shreve. i.w next meeting is to be held at Severance.

peka, Monday. He has been suffering Trustee Swinnevishere 'takingstock. CATARRH CURE, health and sweet breath Mr. J. W.

Bowron, one of Irving Township's most thrifty farmers, called among the inhabitants. Do not fall to attend the Band Con R. BEIDELMAN, ECLECTIC PHYSICIAN AND SURGEON, Offloe next door to A. Poulet's store. Onn always be found at his office during the ay, and at bis residence, west of the school house, at night.

Al calls promptly attended So, either in city or country. terribly with neuralgia and is still not entirely free from it. Those who have ever been afflicted thus, know how to sympathize with him. on us last Saturtad, and paid for the cert to-morrow evening. Review for himself, and also ordered a volume for Mr.

A Knapp, of Pontiac. John Grumley returned form Denver If we are always to have such storms or Falls City, Tuesday. 111., an old friend of Jake's. Jake has Corn and grain is being brought to just disposed of his last year's corn crop in these parts as was predleted by Wiggins, we'll believe In hi hereafter, you bet. A nicer, more pleasant and quieter Dr.W.

H. FARROW, PMT8IOIAK AND SURGEON. Office on Main White Cloud, Kan. Cllt, night and day, Promptly attendedto market just now in large quantities. Let the good work og on.

or In the storm this country, never experienced. neuuruu ov cmuon'suainrrn ttemefly Prloe60o Nassal Injector free. Sold by Shreve. SLEEPLESS NIGHTS, made miserable by that terrible cough. Shiloh's Cure is the remedy for you.

Sold by Shreve. 1-88. WILL YOU SUFFER with Dyspepsia and Liver Complaint? Shiloh's Vltalizer gnaran. teed to cure you Sold by 0 Shreve. 1-38.

TnAT HACKING COUGH can be so quickly cured by Shiloh's Cure. Wo guarantee it. Sold by 0 Shreve. 1-88. CUOllV, WHOOPING COUGH and Bronchitis Immediately relieved by Shiloh's Cure.

Sold byCW Shreve. l.sa FREE! FREE! FREE! NEW DISCOVERY FOR PILES. A new remedy for this dreaded dis-eaie has been discovered by Dr.Dcming A single application will convince the tost skeptical of its most wonderful fceallng powers. By calling on Pugsley druggist, you can obtain a sam language of Horace Greely, "on to rhem's the kind we like. Richmond." Harry Shaner spent Saturday, Sunday at a good price, and he thinks that he has made about as much money off his farm of 80 acres as most any of the farmers around here, or Illinois, eitherjwho have no more land than he has.

Mr. Bowron is not only a successful farmer, but gives a good deal of attention to political matters, and is looked upon as Mr. Joseph Abarms has our thanks for and Monday In town. He came up to a sack of apples. There is several var- attend the Teachers Institute which was itles and all A No.

1. A. 8. BREWSTER, ATTORN ET AT LAW, White Cloud, Kansas. Office with R.

M. Williams. Main street CITY HOTEL, White Cloud, Kansas. OOD FARE, 8PLENDID ROOMS. GOOD Accommodations, and kind treatment.

"Good aample room for commercial men. Mitt. Wieks, Prop. In session here last Saturday. We rath Mr.

E. Brick of St. Joseph, was in town Tuesday, looking after his landed estate, close to town. one of the best posted, and most able The lumber firm of W. n.

Forncrook ple box free of charge, which will satisfy you of its curative Qualities. leaders in Irving Township. We are sure his old friends tn Illinois will be pleased to hear of his success, as in fact all Kansas farmers can be successful if they only display the same energy and have received several car loads of pine lumber, the past week. er think he was holding an institute of his own part of the time. Miss Nellie Toulct entertained quite a number of young folks at her parents residence Wednesday evening.

All who were present enjoyed themselves to the fullest extent, and were loud In their praise of Miss Nellie, its an hostess. Large Stock of lumber at Pnl Orton's. Evil doers will find that those who An 911 calf hulr lined sewed boot former price 00.00. The 1.00 boot dirt cheap at that, reduced to 11.75 at Lah-nicr Mills. Sloane Mauok baforfl vnn are in favor sustaining the law are perseverance that Is required In the old sell your grain.

Just as determined as they ever was. er States..