White Cloud Review from White Cloud, Kansas • 1

JL1 1 White Cl0ttP etitem VOL. III. J. M. Beidelman, Publisher.

WHITE CLOUD, DONIPHAN COUNTY, KANSAS, APRIL 5 1883. NO. 23 Sewinjr Machine1 Needles cheaper The grain dealers are getting in con Burkhalter's Grocery House. The "Review" would like to see More shade trees set out. Less drunkness in our town.

A fire company organized. More- public spirit and enterprise a 0) a CD in 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 used 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 Rock Salt is what you want. White Loaf, Topeka, Flour. You will never know what good prepared Mustard tasts like until you try Wlchert's Sardellen Mustard. White Loaf and Central Come and see me.

It makes no difference whether you want to buy a large bill, or a smaU one, or no bill at all. Come anyhow. G. H. BURKHALTER.

BURKHALTER'S GROCERY HOUSE. H. H. Hines' Hurrah The Mighty Dollar. I want it I can use it my Business As I said in a former notice that I would quote some low prices on Groceries for CASH, I will now give a few, as a sample, and everything else will be sold at correspondingly low prices.

Every one should compare these with the credit prices of Groceries, and figure up and see what they can save by paying CASH wheu they get the goods. Stt very best Costa RicaCoffee for 1. Bpounds very bent Bio coffee for 1 8 pounds Loos Roasted coffee for $1, a. good as Arbuckle's. Choice Kansas City and Lelaud's Bacon.

nxs per pound. Hamg i30 1. Maple syrup 7So per gal, selling for tl, on credit. Stout's, (Troy) Sorghum 40c per gal, selling for 60 to 66 on credit. Corn Syrup tl 90 per keg, selling for t2 25 on credit.

Choice Carolina rice 8Xo per pound, selling for 10c on credit. 7Ho Basins KXc 90con 82 kinds Tobacco ttc to 66c per pound, gelling for 66c to 70c on credit. 3ft Mountain corn 12Jo per can, selling tor 20c on credit, 3ft Peaches 16Hc per can, selling tor 25o on credit. 8 Peae Die per can. 8ft Pumpkin 10c per can.

Eddy's medium pickle Jar Baking Powder 26o, others sell at 36c on credit. large S5c, at 60c on Ift Charm Baking Powder 35c, others sell at 45c to 60c oft credit. 1 ft pail Charm Baking Powder 76c, others sell at (Ion" $1 40 10ft cans 2 60 choice Hominy 2c per ft, celling tor 3X on credit. 6t Lye Hominy 16c per package, selling for 26c on credit. 18 Boxes Green wlch Lye for (1.

Stoneware 10c per galon, selling for l2Kc to 15o on credit. Brooms 16c to 20c, selling for 26 to 36 on credit. 1ft Cans uneolored Japan Tea, 65c, worth 80c As good Coal Oil as ever lit up the countenance of a cash customer 15c per gallon, 6 bars Kirk's Empire Soap foi 25ots. 6 bars Kirk's Blue India Soap 26cts, French Labelled Sardines 12Xc per box. Mustard Sardines 16o per box 16 ft Arbuckle's coffee for 2.

Choice Smoked Shoulders 10c per lb. Brook Trout 1 can 30c 2 at 27 per can. Choice Oranges and Lemons, 35c per doe. Very best 31b cans Tomatoes 9 for $1,00 Shot, cts per lb. Orange Ducking Power 35cts per lb.

Blasting Powder 61b for 1,00. Elys caps 3 for 25cts. This is only the beginning of the War for the CASH System. I intend to fight it out for these prices if it takes all summer, and as the season advances I shall hare better bargains to offer. II.

II. HINES. than ever before sold in this city, at C. Osgood's. Farmers and others desirine a gen teel, lucrative agency business, by which $5 to $20 a day can be earned, send address at once on postal, to H.

C. Wilkinson A Co. 195 and 197 Fulton Street, New York. All those wanting choice homegrown German Millet seed had better apply at once to Arnold A Springer, they offer it at a very low figure while tne present stock lasts. Garden time is at hand and Arnold A Springer have a splendid line of Hoes, Rakes, Gardeu Barrows, Spading Forks Ac.

Call at Palmer A Orton's saw mill for lumber. All kinds of Sewing Machine Needles, at less than "bed rock" prices at C. Os good's. 20 yards calico for $1, at Sloane A Mouck's. For native lumber go to Palmer A Orton's.

DeLAUDS SODA, the superior of all other brands, can be had only at G. H. Burkhalter's Try it, and you will use no other. 24 lb Oat Meal for 91, at Sloane A Mauck s. To close out stock we offer all field seeds at a low figure.

Arnold A Spring' er. Household Soda has made its way into nearly every household in the land; and wherever the mistress prefers good material to bad, it keeps possession, Tt is the best in the market. Call at C. Osgood's and get Sewing Machine Needles. He sells them cheap er that ever tney were sola before.

A new lot of Chicago clothing, at Sloane A Mauck's. The B. A M. R. R.

known as the 'Bur lington offers special advantages to travelers. Set the advertisd- ment In this paper. Jewelry. Watches. Clocks.

Silver and Plated ware, in great quantity, and at extremely low prices at U. Osgood's. When you want a first class stove for little money, call on Arnold A Springer, Sloane Mauck, grain dealers, will always -pay the highest cash prices tor all kinds or grain, Go to Palmer A Orton's for lumber. A Fresh lot of Batter at Burkhalters Grocery House. The river Is falling.

March winds in April. "Now Isn't them a-hard trials?" Lewie Hohn has an imported cat. Looks like we might have a storm. Gone Democratic has White Cloud. It's the "blind tiger," now, if you please.

Slight sprinkle of snow here, Mon day night. The farmers are rushing their spring work now. J. H. Chaphan is "courting" again this week.

Rev, McCurdy made the Reviiw a call Wednesday morning. Mr. Cad well of Atchison, made us a call, while in town, last Monday, Underwood A Fenn, cistern builders, are having all the work they can do. Jake Winkler and wife, of Fairfax, is spending a few days here visiting, Dan. Utt came over from Forest City Sunday, and spent the day with the "folks at home." Mr, John Grumley has been very sick for several days, but is now in a fair way to recover.

Rev. J. N. McCurdy, the new minister, will deliver his first sermon in White Cloud next Sunday morning. Forncrook A are furnishing Mr.

Thomas Dunn with 10,000 feet of lumber with which to build a barn. For "paralyzing" a man 90 In the County lock-up. For stealing jewelry, a term in the State lock-up. Heigh ho. Miss Minnie Keith, daughter of U.

S. Keith, who has been attending school at Atchison, returned home last Friday. Our dealers were paying 90.50 per hundred for hogs, Tuesday. We see no reason why farmers should not get rich. Joe.

Utt is spending a day or two at home. He is waiting for it to get muddy, Dry weather is a poor time to sell boots and shoes. Mrs. E. C.

Berkley has moved out on the Jim Robertson farm, with her son, he having rented the place. Lon is a hard working young man, and we have no doubt but what he will make it pay, Dr. W. E. Lewis, has returned form Chicago and it enjoying himself among friends here.

He Is undecided yet whether he will locate here or at nigh land, but thinks the latter place will get him. siderable grain, notwithstanding the fact that this is a busy time with the farmers. The city election was so quiet and the candidates so poor, that they couldn't even raise a disturbance. But we are glad of it. Willhite A Arie, plasterers, have se cured the contract for platering Cope- land's new house.

They began work there Wednesday. Several youngsters here in town are trying to imitate Alary, by having a little lamb. We do not fancy the kind of music they make. After a most delightful two week's visit with kin folks and old acquaintan ces, Mrs. Morris returned home to Humboldt, Friday.

A Mr. Cunningham, from Missouri, has opened up a barber shop in the room next to the brick building on the corner of Main and Bluff street. If signs amount to anything, we think there will be a vacancy at Lahmer A Mills one of these days, a clerk will get it on the head with one of those "Indian clubs." Phil. Kelley, Williams and Pete Burkbalter were up to Rulo last Satur day. They report times as "brisk" in the railrod line but very "quiet" in other branches of business.

The attention of Road Overseers, and others, are called to the fact that W. Forncrook A Co. have on hand a large stock of bridge timbers, Ac Call and see them. Yard on Main street. Geo.

Hartman, living about a mile from the ferry landing, on the Missouri side, died last Monday morning. Mr. Hartman was an old settler there and was well known to many ot our citi zens. It is rather expensive to learn the trick of gambling, but a fellow by the name of Morehad paid about $35 to learn the "cup and ball game. He'll need the money worse than his "knowledge" in less than a year.

Geo. Abrams, of Robinson, came down Sunday evening, to see bis brother, Mr, Joseph Abrams, who started tor Cali fornia, Monday. Mr. Abrams informs us that there is soon to be a newspaper started at Robinson. Mr.

George Hunter was in town Wednesday, for the second time, in 3 months. We thought for a time that he would want a lot in the cemetery, but it will be a long time by the way he looks now before he will want it. The Oregon papers still keep their readers posted as to the doings of mad dogs. Our people seems to think It is not worth while to pay any attention to the warning thus given, although there is all of 300 dogs running at large here. Some thief, and one of the meanest kind at that, robbed a poor man of two pair of pants and other clothing, by taking them off the clothes line, one night last week.

This thing has gone about as far as it Is healthy, and some one will find himself going to his long home by the 6hot gun route. We wonder bow the woman feels who is wearing the under shirt stolen from the clothes-line in Wakefield's yard, one night last week. The person that stole it had better return it, or he will likely have the one who is wearing it being under the necessity of undressing in a court room. It is said we have never tried the ex periment that when one is hurled into the air by a bursting of a boiler he thinks of all the evil he has committed in a long life. If this be true there are some men in this country who would have to stay up about three months order to do this subject Justice.

The Wilbertorce Concert Company gave an entertainment here last Friday' night, and were greetet with a large and appreciative audience. Their sing Ing is good, and the object for which they labor is worthy, and they should be well patronized wher ever they go We can safely say that all who hear them once would not hesitate to patro nize them again. CARD OF THANKS. Mr. Editor.

Through the columns of your paper we wish to tender our thanks to the Hon. R. M. Williams, for his liberal donation to the Bailey Library consisting ot many valuable works from his private Library, also for a number of books received from Senator Ingalls through his influence. Nora E.

Dunleavy, President. Kate Forncrook, Treasurer, Leona Sullivan, Secretary. shown among our business men. The boys who make a business of raising a disturbance at public gatherings, punished The loafers go to work. The clothes-line robbers brought into court.

Less dogs running at large in the streets. The new barbers well patronized. More money in active circulation. Thieves and gamblers compelled to leave the town. More of our citizens visit the public school.

Our citizens use more paint and white wash, on their buildings and fences. More patronage of home institutions. The Band and about 100 others paid their respects to Rev. C. Mi near and wife, Monday night kind of a "good bye" visit.

Several very useful books, and a purse containing 923 wercgiven them as a parting gift. We are glad to see some ot the deni zens of this place show their taste for beauty, by putting out shade trees. All who own property here should do something toward beautifying the place, and there is nothing that will help the looks ot a town, or that can be done so cheap as setting out trees. Let every one attend to It, and plant trees. Mr.

and Mrs. Joseph Abrams started for Fresno City, Fresno last Monday. They go to California with the intention of making that State their home, but have not fully decided In just what part they will locate. Their many friends here wish them success, and the Review will make them weekly visits to their far off home. Some persons in town killed a hog belonging to John Hook, that he had been offered 925 for.

Mr. Hook has a partial list of the names of those who had a hand in the business, and he pro poses to make times lively for the en tire gang. He does not Intend to raise hogs for all the dead beat and thieves in the country. His Farewell. Sunday night Rev.

C. Minear delivered his farewell sermon to one of the largest congregation that has gathered together tor many years, and was a just tribute of our people to a worthy and good man. and it also shows how highly he is esteemed by White Clonders. We have seen other preachers come and go from White Cloud, but no one has ever went away from here that takes with them the respect and best wishes of so large number as does Mr. and Mrs C.

Minear. For the benefit of persona owning chickens, Ac, and who permit the same to run at large, we publish the fallowing section, which can be found in the new Ordinances of the city: Sec. 6, Ordinance No. 18. "If any person or persons shall permit any chickens, turkies, geese or ducks, to run at large between the first day of April and the first day of September, so that the same shall commit injuries to the gardens, flower beds, and shrubbery, of persons residing within the limits of the city, such person or persons shall be deemed guilty of keeping and maintain ing a nuisance, and on conviction thereof, shall be fined in any sum not less than one nor more than five dollars." DUD.

In Brown County, Kansas, April 1st, 1883, Mrs. Jane Bowrou wife of Dr. C. F. Bowron, in her sixty fourth year.

Mrs. Bo wron was boru In Richland Co. Ohio. She was married to her now bereaved husband June 23d, 1840, emigrated from Ohio to Missouri in 1851, came from there to Brown County, Kansas, in 1863, where she has resided with her family until her death. Mrs.

Bowron was a woman of positive moral convictions, and enjoyed a very clear and satisfying religious experience. For over forty years she was anexmplary, consistent professor of religion and member of the church. During the many years of extreme suffering, her faith and trust In her savler never wavered, ready at any momentfto go, she patiently suffered and awaited the summons, The family mourn the loss of a faithful, kind and affectionate wife and mother, and the community and church one of the best of members, A very large number of sympathising friends accompanied her remains to their resting place in the cemetery at White Cloud. Publiihed tvery Whitt Cloud Doniphan County, Kant at. ADYXXTUHTO SATIS.

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All calls promptly attended to, either in city or country. Dr. W. H. FARROW, PHYSICIAN AND SURGEON.

Office on Main White Cloud, Kan. night and day, Promptly attendedto A. 8. BREWSTER, ATTORNEY AT LAW, White Cloud, Kansas. Offloe with R.

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GOCD Accommodations, and kind treatment. rOood sample room for commercial men. Mas. Wuki, Prop. SgiuSEE Sloane A Mauck bnfore you sell your grain..