The Merchants' Journal from Webster, Kansas • 2

THE MERCHANTS JOURNAL. 'MAY AND NOTIETO ADVERTISERS. All advertisements for the current issue of this paper must be in on Monday to insure insertion. Entered at the Webster Kansas post office as second class '8 in general TTUuiAandi- Anything In our line. prices GUaraqteeds CO Webster market carefully revised each Wednesday.

bushel Corn Wheat Rye Oats ,50 AO ct $3.00 Potatoes Hav ton If you want the best machine OIL in the county go to Co. The farmers have commenced to sow spring grain in earnest. Preaching at the Hall next Sunday night March 17. Shelby Mortons family moved back to Norton county. John Anderson, butchered twenty five hogs Saturday and salted the meat down for hard times.

The anville has its chime3 that has again come in our village Lots of ducks and geese aro being killed along the river. Mrs. John Eaks was buried in the Alcona Cemetery last Sunday. An infant child of Chas Phelps was intered in the Hobert Cemeter-ry Sunday at li a. m.

--See here! Sardines, 5c; Oysters 10c; Salmon, two for twenty-five cents; yeast foam, fresh and good three for one dime at Rray Cot. Have yon tried the Plainville flour? f5F Subscribe for the journal. John McCormick was in town Monday with 125 bushels of oats on one wagon, which brought him the sum of $50. Legrand has the largest invoice of clothing now that ever was Webster, see it before you buy. Before you buy any kind of a Sewing Machine, or any kind of repars for any machine, see or address J.

F. Clines Webster, Ks. 45 NOTICE TO TRESSPASSERS. All persons found cutting tim ber or otherwise tresspassing on my place will be prosecuted to the full extent of the law. G.

W. McOnbbin Those Raisins at Bray are very fruity, for 5 for a quarter. Flour per loo, 1.00 a 1.70 Meal l.GO Coal Oil gal. 15 a '0cts Coffee per lb ct Butter lOct Eggs doz. (Set D.

L. SACKRIDER. PHYSiCiAn SUrgeor. IJ8.