Macksville Independent du lieu suivant : Macksville, Kansas • 4

Person. Im-uls ASSETT CO. 1 i JATPIIIEI, Carries a big stock t- tl.c ot iln I esunotws; t-ll it to ii as it wfitM of Pleasant Eidge Items. (By Yb IiiONOiiAo.) i Wm Poiing is convrd-tcent, Wlioat ia looking well. Everybody busy planting corn.

The Pratlsburgh fjamljelloniona will have another job at oerenading, in the near future. i Some talk of crpanizing a L. 'A. of K. of L.

in Iducohi township in tho near future, Several farmers in this locality havo chauged their views, (politically) since November. ff The f'sod" school hoasa will tjoon be a thing of the past, as aiiew fraino strue-tuee is about completedr" Messrs. Tom Long aud Dave TJnsickeY were tho "mas ter workmen," or buildere; Gaps. Boots and Shoes, i Yiudv, Kniiucrilio for Tuk Inobpsnpent, Com limiting is about over with. -y Time C.ml on Santa Fo.

Molt ha-, junv'wi'i a imv bug- J. V. fur wa-ovr toiit. Juhnyea- jenJiiy. i.j A fo cheap GI10- Muffin iiiEKJ ixLgV Soots azi-d.

Slxoes XdCato, Caps ancl rccpriec. I) W. O. Downer won' to IIiiluLiusuii i'rice for Frlie, OB Xucfdav owning. Our piices on Dry-Goods, lints, Boots and Shoe; are lower than the lowest.

Esmemder tliey carrv a lull and complsts 4 fairview Alliance will formally dedicate the new school house 'with a supper and ettertiiinmeut, iii the near futuro. KANSAS. MACK5VILLE, Staplo and fancy. Groceries, aaf will always pavtte. si' mount of bioney in Circulation.

The following statement of currency in circulation in the U. S. each year from 18G5 to 1887, from the Chicago Inter Ocean ml ft ths leading Kepubliqap. journal of the eorge west and northwest. ear Circulation Notinlation Per capita 1866 1,862,409,218 35,819,281 $52 05 18G7 1,350,949,218 35,260,502 3741 18G8 1 794,756,111 21 47 rroduce i'ortv bushel- of Ho ghmn-seod for -New Lawns, Challic and Whits in at IT.

C. lioerrmade a flying visit to '(. John Friday evening. LTIUAIj impers drawn and acknowl" dged, by S. Mott Co.

-Fail svrup $1.00 pail. 20-pound Jell SI. 00, at BA8SETT CO'S. -Dr. J.

W. Al ford moved into the Mrs. brng jiroporty on Main street. Mou day. Elmi MoKibbon and Mell McBride veto in Larr.nd tho last of the week Yy.

A. Ei.flor is moving into the i rose lately occupied by Dr. Aliurd to-day WNNEY carries a complete stock of vDeeries and sells as low as the kwest- --Jlrs. J. M.

Miller returnsd from a weral n-onhts Visit to Ohio, Tuesday -Mrs. Frank k-l'b Wednesday morning to join her husband in eastern "Kansas. TJ viv. v. net in Dry Goods aiware, Mware 1869 739,705,738 118,979,800 19 39 1870 691,028,377 39,558,271 18 70 1871 607,344,146 39,750,083 1G 89 1872 561,641,362 40,878,608 16 14 1873 558,896,773 42.215,110 15 33 1874 632,032,771 44,550,765 14 51 1875 630,427,609 44,694,705 14 01 Call an'I it Till pay yon; EAHSA MACKSVIUI I mplements, 1876 620,319,970 46,584,341 13 40 1877 586,318,074 46,714,729 12 28 1878 1123 1879 534,425,658 50,155,783 10 G5 1880 528,554,267 52,660,156 10 23 11110 I 1881 53,210.230 11 48 U111DS.

657,504,084 7 1197 JL.JB.-H. 1881! 188 56,550,1 i 11 48 1017 18S4 561475,888 35 A0-E1T FOE BUCKHYiJ MOvIiR; A1TD BINDERS 1885 533,405,001 59,888,562 8 90 7 54 18S6 470,574,301 6 rr 'wr? ,121 1887 63,535,770 0 67 And vet statesmen like Sonr.tor Kelley of MoPberson, District Attorney Ady of Newton, bowled thut there was more nonev in circulation titan ever before NAi But they only voiced mouthiugs that 4, 'flats, Boots and Shoes' go to BAS RETT GOVS. GREAT SAOFl VICT, 3 LE of Dry. Goods, Boots and Shoes for 'the next ten f. Go.

-GO CO BASCTT i for Orleans ByrarX 50 cents per gajon, Sugar CO coiii galon. Claude Duval, tho genial traveling salesman from Hutchinson was calling on 'mr merchants Tuesday. is the last day of sohcoj jn the Askew district and tlu will give au IntertainmeuO in the evening. were hashed tip bor them by loa 1 K-; 10 A full Line of Stationery and School- Sup; PLIES, of their party, who do. business Lomu- dard ana Wall street.

But tin best esti mate that can bo made, we have now not to exceed 4.70 per capita nnd yet "has been" friends would blind us upon this DRAFT great question by drawing our atiention to a'de issues: tut the storm is coming when all ivjll see. Ka liaas Commoner, Go to F.isselt Co. and get a pair good plow pluPs for 1.00 or a gocl Vcsi Oinct: Cr.ilding. JidLCV il tL Hi uLi ij v. pair of mens calf shoes for TJndo Gecce Mack has been sctlin.

"A-r Maclvs villo Harket Eeport. Corrected at each issue. Sioes, out trees raid Vt M. E. church which tho lot.ks of tho church yard.

Sv rlRND DUMP If 'Iii Mi a- wh b' cn pith her ekter, Mrs. G. W. Hibbs, leaves for her 1 in Chntoa, to-morrow 1'CHAKCEABU FOR TWO HORSE -Mas. A.

U. for Ma. this rooming in answer to a message inform I UV h'H', yf the -Aistis illness o- her i ill mother, i IT YiJ.L CDT bntoU vit Ilogs, fai, jcr ewC Hogs, Cows, 2.50. Steers, 4.01) Coin, iibu. Wheat, soft, Oats.

.07 Chickens. Wild ducks, per brace V.V (h to L.ne m. acre to' insure your growing crops gainst hail, for 310, per J. S. Mott, Agent.

1 It. iTrai.Di. v' CONTAINING ELL HIS LATEST P.ND B5T IMPROVED FEATURES C'JR PLCE OF BU51NE55 HeatonBro's. kt r. p( it so thr.l f.ic rs ct'n rely "srs "'1 "8 1 i upon ii.

iM is 3 4 a Tin; Subscribe ii iNDrrnxocxT. JDealers in Hardware, Lumber, and Farming imple- ments l.nurs, frora City or Country. Several of tl G. A. E.

bojsattendtd I hi) 'utaie encamjimcnt at Hutchinson th lnk. They report a large attendance Hid a good 100,000 acres of choice farming and casing lands in Stafford and adjoining panties, for sale cheap and on easy by J. S. Mott Co, Soma of the boys from this place attended a dance at Mr. Northcutt's, $au th of town, last Monday uvjit They import a large crowd and an enjoyable V.

C'ir, C. O. Chase and Wm. tke tlorouuhbrtd fct.llion Iioyal Ing, of John Twaddle jf Kan. City, 'Md, lart Monday, The purchaser nee K83 81,000.

-WE HAVE TWO PECOSD-HAMi itcam threahf torsa't. we liU at a bargain. For further information. eVd on or address, TriTO Pro'-. Macksvaie, Kana.

There wai uL( tlrof )uiic' opIeatMr. Iu. kn'a C. -i Fri' i in gin' -ior if F.v. .1 POST OFFICE KANSAS riAliVILLE, Sporting" goods and Ammunition.

Table and Pocket cutlery. A "cSdiTSt cur prices, wjiicli smt tlis hard times. XAOBfcTIIIJS, KANSAS a3 ut tia work, you i i yos l.ir.rf.(,,t L.rr II Docrr. B2ED C0E1T FOE Skim oi ii is krf this in. epor- I ti-i i.

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1 i-i i -nil f. 'I Ic laney Groferirs. Pried ami Canned Frn.lt nd rvcrytbm- usually U-pt. in a Gru very Highest market price paid for produce. MAr K5VILLE, SAKSv, i1 A A 1.

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