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The Canton Monitor from Canton, Kansas • 5

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ON'T YOU FORGET IT THENEV5, Attho meotinsk Hnriu Va" THE CANTON MONITOR. Levi Rothscliild, house last i ol- Ust TuiT.ii Cough Cure. strand didn't opwi hfn h-r being laughed at. What will anvjura to if the people of tuia county itbun luiu toTopeka? FRIDAY, OCTOBER 22, 1830. Nobby hats at Mrs.

Foss'. Uso Thrall 'a Auguo Balsam. The Old Reliable House Mr. Swandors. the Republican can didate in the third district for commissio Violins at George's drugstore.

McPherson, Kas. ner doesn't pay one dollar of taxed and makes boasts to that effect. We ask the people of the third district do they want to elect a man like him? -OF- Frank Lilcs has now in connection Use Gibson' Universal Liniment. All the latest novelties at Mrs. Fobs'.

Best Lake Salt, $2.75 pef barrel. Young, Montgomery Co. Now and stylish hats just rcct-if ed at with Ills restaurant, a first class bakery and is turning out number one bread at all times. lie also keeps all kinds of fruit constantly on hand. Fresh oysters In every style, and in fact most anything amauwants.

CD S3 50 Schermerhorn Brothers, Mrs. Foss', The great and good Kelly of the Free cd man, says, if he wore convinced that in Prints I Prints! Prints I Good styles for 5c. Young, Montgomery Co. Latest styles can always be found at Mrs. Foss'.

All the latest and most stylish millinery CANTON, KANSAS, James A. Garfield stoled $5,329 he would vote for turn anyhow. Wo heard a man say Kelley would sell out himself, so we can't blumo him much for wanting to put buck men as uarllold in ollice. goods can be found at Mrs. Fobs'.

S3 CO S3 BAILEOAD TIME TABLE. AND 8. F. R. B.

Going Eiit. Accommodation, 1 1 25 a. m. Passenger, 7 30 a. m.

Going Wt. Accommodation 1 25 p. m. Passenger, 8 40 p. m.

LOCAL NEWS. 0 Hare you heard from Indiana? School commences next Monday. The Canton Bunk has a nobby sign. Send your children to school Monday. Fox Winne of Newton was in town last Sunday.

We have heard from Indiana and we don't want any more of it. Job work done in the host stvlo of the art, and at low prices at this oflico. Canton suill continues to improve, Frank Liles is building asmoke house. Owing to the cold and wet weather the county fair didn't "pan out" worth a cent. Fox Winne has moved his ncalcs from in front of Squire Oldfleld's ollice to his Lumber-yard.

The tast iest and neatest job work done in this county is at The Monitor ollice at the lowest rates. Read tho advertisement of Richard General Merchandise, That heavy stock of winter underwear is now offered for sale by the assignee of Moody Bros, Call at once before it is too late. Wholesale and Retail Miller, of McPherson. Ho has tho largest stock of watches, clocks, jewelry, silver and plated ware in this part of the country which he is selling right down to hard pan prices. If there is anything you want in his line give him a call before purchasing elsewhere.

He is sure to suit you in both style and price. When the assignee's sale at Moody Bros', closes there will be a considerable rise in tho price of general merchandise in Canton. W. II. George has the largest and best assorted stock of Tobaccos in the county.

If you want tobacco of any kind call at his drug store and get it. in Do you love music? Are you a musi We have received this week the only true answer of tlvo vexed question, of where the Democratic majority inln-dianahas gone to. Our old friend Kirk llimrod, of Chicago has sent us a showing exactly what has become of said majorities. We can't exactly describe the picture, so if any of our friends wish to find out, they can do so by calling at this office, where wo will try anb expfain it to them. No admission.

cian Then remember that a large stock of violins have just been received at Dr. GO Tom Young is receiving daily, stylish George's drug store. Styles and prices to suit. Ml For anything in glass or queens-ware call at Moody Bros. They are selling these articles cheaper than they can be bought at any other place in this part of the country.

Call and see D. C. Luse if you want an organ or Sewing Machine. He is selling The Waters and The Smith American Organs. Also the White, New Home, and Singer Sewing Machines.

heating stoves at all prices. If yon want DRY GOODS, HATS AND CAPS, BOOTS AND SHOES, CHOICE GROCERIES OF ALL KINDS, CANNED GOODS, Celebrated Charm Baking Pownsa. QUEENSWARE, HARDWARE, TINWARE, ETC. Country Produce Wanted. The Republicans, Democrats and Grecnbackers had a joint discussion at Spring Valley school house last Tuesday night, that lasted from half past seven until two o'clock a.

m. The Democrats were represented by Wm. O'Connor and Frederick Salter, tho Grecnbackers by George Kilo, and the Republicans by II. B. Kelley, T.

E. Simpson, Van Nordstrand and several other lesser lights. From what we can learn from disinterested parties who were there, the Republicans were beautifully cleaned out. St. John did not arrive on Saturday, as it was announced, but Capt.

Johnson, one give lum a can. Miss Carrie Sehennerhorn will please accept our thanks for a nice lemon pie. It was just immense. Sidewalks will soon bo built. Read the ordinance and go to work and get up a petition if you want a sidewalk.

KJ IT IS A FACT, that for Colds. Coughs, Asthma, Hoarseness, and all Pulmanary Diseases Thrall's Cough Cube is the most speedy and safe remedy made. On W. 1J. Kile is buying more wheat and is paying higher prices for it than any other grain buyer in the county.

ly 25 cents per bottle. rorsaieDyj. Smalley. Gibson's Universal Liniment. The of Topeka, came in his stead, bringing along with him Dr.

Gibbons, an old Kansan. Uapt. Johnson spoke the Schermerhorn Bros, are now receiving afternoon and evening, and made strong their winter stock of clothing. Lvcry CD most remarkable remedy of the age. It heals like magic.

Removing almost instantly pains arising from sprains, bruises, Rheumatism, scalds, neuralgia, tooth ache, headache, etc. Medium size, 50 tiling in the latest styles can be found lteputihcan speeches. Jle is the best Ke-nublican speaker that ever addressed a McPherson audience, lie wits followed, there. S. E.

Corner Main McPJierton Streets, in the afternoon, by Dr. Gibbons, who Tim RnniihliffltiM don't want, to fortret cents. For sale by J. Smalley. told some old army reminiscences, among that the presidential election hasn't come others connected with Kansas how he CANTON, KANSAS.

It is acknowledged bv everybody that a Purely Vegetable Remedy is by far oil yet Uarncld isn't elected yet ty a large majority. used to help John Brown run negro slaves out of Missouri, lie told one storv about the safest and best, used in the cure of himself sleeping on one side of a negro W. F. Storms is fixing up his house to Fever and Ague. Thrall's Ague Bal sam is distinctly Vegetable and will vosi and Let.

Iioss, now Democratic candidate for Governor, on tho other, and how thev keep out the cold chilling blasts, that have been coming down on us during the both slept with their revolvers ready to last week. lively cure Fever and Ague, Dumb ague Debility or night sweats, and all the forms of disease that take their origin from Miasmatic poison. Only fiO cents a protect thfc nogro from his master, whom they thought might be in pursuit. This Pr. J.

E. Bnndy and Miss Mcda Carey went to Sterling last Monday to visit rel last was certainly not a very strong ar gument for Republicans voting against atives and friends. They will probably remain all week. I bottle. For sale by J.

Smalley. Horse, Cattle and Hogs, I will sell for cash or trade for real estate in Canton, horses, cattle and hogs. Apply to H. M. Bickel.

8500,000. The Democracy of this county are still ltoss. Mel hereon Leader. Council Proceedings. Council Chamber, Oct.

18, 18S0. Council met pursuant to call. Pres' up to time, if thev were knoek-ert down in the first round, and all their front teeth knocked out. White and Lewis will loan you money, ent Mayor George, Councilmen Haight, Kile, O'Connor, and McElroy. Absent The Democrats of Canton challenge II.

ELWELL, "THE BLUE DEALER IX DRY GOODS, Notions, i BOOTS AND SHOES any amount, on long time, at a lower rate of interest than It can be borrowed for Councilman Drake. On motion the minutes of the previous any Republican speaker to meet them in joint discussion at Roxbury, on Saturday meeting were dispensed with. from any other firm in the county. Notice. vemng, Get.

30th. A petition praying for a license to keep a dram shop was presented by W. II. Lowrey, which was on motion referred All those knowing themselves to Schermerhorn Bros, are requested Note heads, bill heads, letter heads, statements, cards, dodgers and in fact all kinds of job work done at this oftice on back to the petitioner, being detective CO to call and settle immediately, as they in not naming and describing place of wish to close up their books, and all old keeping such saloon. accounts must be.

settled. short notice and at reasonable prices. .1 The dog tax is one dollar, and twenty A petition was presented by John CD Found, five cents will be charged for making out King praying that a license be granted him to keep a dram shop, which was on motion referred back to the petioner, be the license. If vou don have your dog licensed next Monday it will be shot. A certain sum of monev in Canton, on Monday, Sept.

6, 1880. The owner can have the same by calling at Miller Baldwin's store and describing property ing detective in not naming and describ CO ing place of keeping such dram shop. A debating club is wrestling, with "Can The committee on ordiuance presented a community exist without women?" the following resolutions Resolved, That the common council of and paying for this notice. Brlntnall Wheeler, Of McPherson, Kansas, have just re We think it might exist for a while, but then it wouldn't know what was going the city of Canton that the salary of the on. city clerk and city marshal be regulated by resolution from time to time.

"Resolved, That the city clerk shall re ceived another car load of the celebrated Ilapgood Sulky Plow, which they offer at very low prices, and on reasonable it strains a young man more to have a ceive twenty-five cents per meeting until further resmlated bv the council. terms. Go and Bee them when in want 140 pound girl to sit on his knee fifteen minutes than it does to load havall day but he is generally perfectly willing to be of the best Sulky Plow in the market. 22 Resolved, That the pay of the city mar shal be and is nerebv hxed at ten dol strained. Fair Warning.

lars per month unless hereafter changed I have waited on those owing me for by the common council. some time, but 1 must have what is com' On motion the foregoing resolutions Last Wednesday Charles O'Connor, and Jud Smalley were scuffling and in the were' adopted by the following vote ing to me immediately, i nave given scuflle Charley had his wrist cut pretty Ayes, Haight, O'Connor, Kile and McEl you tair warning, add if you don't come come in and settle at once, you will prob Dauiy, oy a Mile Jud had in ms hands at the time. It was moved and carried that tho city ably nave some costs to pay. W. II.

George. clerk and city treasurer be requested to bring in a quarterly statement at the Who has told Van Nordstrand to keen Cash System Adopted. first meeting in November. his mouth shut at a political meeting and not let the people know that he doesn't know anything and not to make The committee on ordinance reported CD CD CD an ordinance on sidewalks, which was Schermerhorn Bros, have adopted the cash system so as to meet any and all competition. They will sell you goods as cheap if not cheaper for cash than parties selling at cost, believing it will a tool of nimselt adopted by the following vote: Ayes, lvile, llaignt, -ftlcKIroy and O'Connor.

Some wicked Yankee savs he has in It was moved and carried that a com CD S3 P- CD Clothing, HATS AND CAPS, AND G-roceries. THE HIGHEST PRICE YAlD FOR Countryf Produce. Call and get my prices before you buy. We can sell the same class of goods focashs cheap as any one. West Sidb op Main Street, CANTON KAXSAS.

P. II. Ehrell. be better for both their customers as well vented a new telegraph, tie proposes to mittee of three be appointed to make an estimate of the necessarv expense and as themselves. Notice.

place a line of women five BtepB apart, and commit the news to the first as a very probable revenue of the city for the ensuing year, and that the Mayor act as chairman of said committee. The follow proiouna secret. All parties knowing themselves to be ing members were appointed as such indebted to me either by note or other Some of the best Republicans in the committee: Haight, O'Connor, and- third district are going back on wanders. 53 CD i Drake. say he isn't fit for the place and not wise are heredy notified to call and settle within the next thirty days.

I have carried you for a long time and can do so no longer. Very Respectfully, R. F. McAlister. 1 tne man that should administer the af- It was moved and carried to adjourn to meet Monday, Oct.

25. iairs of the district. $23.00. The Republicans of Canton had a rally last Friday night at the depot. Not being there we are unable to say what kdnd Levi Rothschild, ot a meeting they had, but we meter-stand it didn't amount to much.

I will give tho above reward for the apprehension and conviction of the thieve or thieves who burglarized my house on section 32, in Spring Valley township Thursday night, Oct. 14th 1880. They are supposed to have been -driving over the country in a buggy or buckboard when last heard of. A bottle containing some kind of poisonous liquid was also left in my coat pocket. Wm.

Hartley. Groceries I Another decline in price 10 lbs light brown Sugar for $1. 8V lbs white Sugar for 12 lbs English Currants for $1. 12 lbs Prunes for $1 Sorghum 40c per gallon. Best Syrup in- the county for 65c per gallon.

Montgomery Co. Peter B. Lee worked in this office last week, and then went to McPherson and worked on the Republican a half day; McPherson, lias. mule an overcoat ana is now in too Sail na. The way of the printer io hard..

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Pages Available:
332
Years Available:
1880-1881