The Daily Common People from Lenora, Kansas • 4

FULFILLMENT OF DREAMS. ace to 'buy 'the, ten- devest and cheapest meats is at tlie ARBLE ARBLE ARRET ARRET EAT EAT Hillier Smith, Proprietors. Itemarkble rrnnonltioim TTi Death of Friends Foretold. This singular incident occurred on the occasion of the late murder of Mr. K.

M. Stribling by I. E. Gladson, at Markham, Fauquier County, tha former a descendant of Chief Justic Marshall and of Dr. Stribling, so emi nent for his treatment of the" insane Two remarkable coincidences hare been published in connection with the killing of young Stribling, viz.

Dr. Walter Brace, his brother-in-law, a native of Virginia, now resident at Micanopy, late on Friday night, December 28th, awoke from a sound sleep, feeling that there was somenys-terious presence in his room, and got up and lighted a lamp. Finding no one, he returned to bed and fell into' a light sleep, and had a dream or vision of his wife's brother, R. M. Stribling, in a deadly coriiiet, in which he had his throat cut in horrible manner, and was removed to a store hear by, placed oil a.

counter, and after a lapse of time died from the effects of the wound. Dr. Bruce, though far from believing in LENORA. Tlie town of Lenora is situated in the portion of Norton county, in the delightful'' iSnlonion Valley, and the present terminus of the Central Ui'auch of the Mo. Tacifio railroad, north fork.

Only a little oVcr five years ago a mere country post office and store, it stands to-day one of the most beautiful, progressive cities on the broad prairies of world-renowued Kansas. Uesides affording those prized advantages given by nature delightful climate, lovely scenery, productive soil, abundant rainfall, pure water and good roads, it can boast of good churches, excellent schools, rsfined oitizns, and the absence of those traps of vice which corrupt the youth and lead the daughtersj from the paths of virtue; no rum holes, no gambling dens, no.houses of disrepute. i Not only is thrown made up of moral, intelligent people, but the entire conntry surrounding is inhabited by people in no way their inferiors. Following is a fair presentation of Lenora as it appears to-day. GENERAL MERCHANDISE.

JOSIU'H BAItltO. Carries a large stock of general merchandise, lie established his store in 1880, enlarged it in JS82, and to-day is one of the most substantial business men of Northwest Kansas, D. NKTTLKTON. Has one of the largest mercantile estab-Jislimnts Jn the Northwest Besides giviilg attention to his atom, ho is growing large body of choice timber on his land near the city, S. i-APriN.

Is proprietor of the Chicago Store. Eegin-niriK iu a small way less than two years ago he now carries a very complete stock and, is doing a prosperous business. I. W. KOSKtN'SOX.

A tesident of Wetinuro, lvan.as, purchased the grocery, flour and feed store II. F. fcJmlth DEALER IN 7s First door ii orth of alley House. WILL KEEP A FULL AND COMPLETE STOCK OF THE VERY BEST BRANDS OF FLOUR AND GROCERIES THAT THE MARKET AFFORDS. CHOP FEED, CORN AND OATS CONSTANTLY ON HAND.

A Son during the past winter, and has added a nice line of clothing, dry goods notions, etc. O. J. BURWKM, CO. Carry a large stock and do a good business.

Their new Brick Front is one of the finest store buildings in the A'cst. "isms, such as. spiritualism, visited a medium in the town, who told him lhat some awful calamity had befallen young Stribling. The" vision and its effect on the mind of Dr. Bruce prevented him from sleeping.

Sure enough, the next mail from Virginia announced the death of his brother-in-law in tho exact manner and the very hour had appeared to him. A sister of the murdered man, who was visiting relatives in Kentucky at the time of liis death, had also a similar dream, and while relating it at th breakfast table was handed a dispatch announcing its fulfillment. The writer's brother-in-law furnishes like experience. While on duty in' the British Navy in the Gulf of Mexico, he saw the form of Ins father in dream vividly presented, pale and ghastly, though when he had lately parted with him at Portsmouth, England, h. was.

in the vigor of his manhood. The succeeding mail conveyed the nevs of his death at the hour of the occurrence of the son's dream. The sacred Scriptures, as well as human experience of mankind, assert tho fact, if they do not explain the philosophy, of dreams. Joseph, the destined Prime Minister of Egypt, raized the fulfillment of the dreams of his boyhood: and under the inspiration and Orchard City Wagons, Bridge Beacli Stoves. Charter Oak Stotes, TP It Gliddeiv.

Wire, Marsharltowii Wire, Hawkey barb G. W. KORLIN Is one of Lenora solid business Coming. here something over two yea rs ago he has Mtite erected a commodious business building and a comfortable city retidence. HARDWARE, r.

J. LKONAKD Built the Iron Clad durina the winter of 1885. ll is stuck is one of the heaviest in Northwest Kansas, lie coin emplanes- treeing a large brick business building during the present year. "A.J. TA Located here last September.

His "Famous" is already known far and near. His stock is as Urge as the largest and an good as the best. DR'JGS AND MEDICINES. K. DUN Alt Arrived in Lenora in LS.S-1, and, purchasing the business of Messftts, Thomas Si Webb, bo-canae proprietor of Lho only drug store in the placc.

His establishment is a model of neatness KBKRjjTKIN IJilOS, Located in Lenora iu Feb. 1885. Carry a full stock all goods in their line. These gentlemen were residents of Kirwii Flilllips county, prior to their removal to this place. okoIm.ky CO.

Successors to George rf. uramerhays, are residents 'of Iowa. The business is under he direct supervision of Mr. to whom the building still belongs. BOOTS AND S.

B. K.5TE1' Came to Lenora in 1882. By energy and due economy, he lias secured a pleasant city home and become one of Lenora 's prosperous business Galvanized Corn Shellers, Brown I Marseille's. warning of Jacob's dream, the life ot tho infant Savior was preserved, and tn a author of Job's grand epic poem tells us how "In a dream, in a vision of the nigbt, deep sleep faltath upon men, in slumbering upon the bed, and then God opetieth the oars of men that may withdraw man from his purpose ami hide from man." Medical ttud Surgical Reporter. Gouldsberry WAGON MAKER AND REPAIRER.

3Good work and reasonable charges. Shop with J. H. Main, the Blacksmith, East of Taylor's Famous hardware, LENORA; KANSAS. Brict front The lew O.

J. BURWELL DEALERS IN F. M- JEFFSRY, ATTORNEY AT LAW AND NOTARY PUBLIC. All kinds of Laud Business attended to before the land courts. Collections a specialty.

men. He owns the W. Va. boot and shoe store, FURNITURE. A.

PAIQR 1 Purchased the Lenora furniture store about one year ago. He has made it an establishment equal to any in the Northwest. He will occupy bis commodius new quarters in a few days. NOVELTY ASSORTMENT. FRANK GRAY, The Cash Novelty man.

located here during the past winter. So well pleased is he with our city that he contemplates, the immediate enlargement, of his building. GROCERIES. D. HUDSON Condncts the Blue Front grocery and lunch room.

Mr. Hudson is a man of energy and will doubtless be successful iu his new business venture. 0- LENORA. KANSAS. Always ready to please everybody with GOOD GOODS 'at BIG BARG DRY GOODS, CLOTHING, BOOTS and SHOES E.

TRESCOTT DEPUTY COUNTY SURYEYOE, WILL ATTEND TO SUUVhYtNO ON SHORT NO HUE, AND ALL CALLS BY MAIL WILL HE-CEIVE PROMPT ADDRESS AT Editiond, Kansas roceries a spe taple and Fancy Gi Let them the toilers) beware of sur rendering a political power whiph Jhey already -possess, and whicJi, if surrendered will' surely be used to close the, door of adoaiicement against such as they, and to fix new disabilities and burdens upon them till all liberty shall be lost. Abraham Lincoln ciality. THE HIGHEST PRICES 'ALWAYS PAID FOR PRODUCE OF ALL KINDS 0. J. Bo.wiu., slis Fox..