Geuda Springs News from Geuda Springs, Kansas • 5

We are closing out at cost, for the Tobacco, Cigars, and Coufoct ionery at laid well's. litf 'Loudon Life," GEDDA SPRINGS NEWS, 1 next 30 days, our stock of hardware, stoves pumps and tinware. At Smith's hall, J. V. Holton Co.

Brushes and Combs at cost at L. W. Wcaster's. 16 WALTK.U J. WllLLAUD, KDlTOH.

This (Thursday) evening. Don't miss the lecture to-night. I have just opened out tho largest THURSDAY, OCT. 1G, 1881. stock of dry goods, boots and shoes, If you have a house or lot to sell or hnnsn to rent, co to Noble Wil- Three cheers for Ulalne and Logan I ard's.

SUBSCRIPTION RATES. Cleveland got another black eye hats and caps, to be found in tho city, I also carry a large and selected stock of groceries. Your pat Tuesday, I .75 1.50 Three months. Six months, One year. ronage solicited, give me a call.

"Elfsm chdhp groceries go to Geo. J. Hess, Oxford, Kansas. 3 Boquct extract at Noble's for seven SALT CITY SUNBEAMS. Lot all the good people turn out And help us lay out the route; For the railroad is ooming to Geuda, In spite of our high-toned "Dudey." Salt City is sure of a rail road.

We have a union Sunday school. Tally one for Salt City. She has a drug ttoro. The brass band gave us some good music last Wednesday evening. Geo.

Sheirbon has the finest span of ponies we have seen in a 'coon's age. There is not an empty house In this City so you see what location does. Mrs.Lydia Mills and Mr. Spicer, her nephew, arrived from Ohio last Friday. Messrs.

Snider Bros, and Drain ty-five cents. Respectfully Yours, J. O. Caldwell. t3T Business notices In the news col-umi will be charged for at double local rates.

No display type admitted at any price. The result in Ohio is the key to the R. Muegrovc has got in a spl en did line of ladies CLOAKS. Election in November. TRADE TOPICS.

Wra. M. Berkcy moved his stock of LOCAL ITEMS. Dulse. On tho shores of the Bay of Ftindy, nenr its mouih at the islands of Camp bcilo and (irand Manan ami aft far up tho coast as tho mouth of tho tit.

John River, grows an edible sea wood called dulse. This is the Scotch and Bluenosa name for it; the Irish call it dillesk. It grows on the coasts of Scotland and Ireland, the bleaker and more rocky parts, as at tho i Causeway in the latter, and is found, 1 believe, in the south of Iceland ns Well. In New lirunswiek it is gathered from rocks that at low tido are exposed only partially' to the air aud sunshine, and the best, pulled from beneath tho water and at' the ebb of tho tide, is that not exposed at all. Dulse is like but it is like nothing else I ever saw; it is when wet and freshly gathered somewhat thick for sea weed, and somewhat tough the ncare.it analogy I can is a strip of wet, thin rubber.

It is of a rcdd'sh-purplo color, and if hold to the sun appears a darK green. Lon, tangly masses like ribbon? and bannerols float from the rocks, rising aud falling with the waves, and in places great beds of it grow so long and so thick that at ebb tide you can gather it up in your arms to your neck and not detach its roots. I do not know if it is of mushroom growth, but judge so, for the supply each tide in the most frequented places seems never to havo been despoiled. On tho Carleton shore, opposite St. John, at each "low water" children and women gather astonishing: Herbine is the best known cure for all cases of UillinusnesH.

Trv it. drugs to Salt City last week. Notices under this head will be charged Ohio For sale at Noble's Drug Store. 3if Come and sea us wheu in town. 10 cts per line for the llrst insertion and 5 cts for each subsequent insertion.

All locals left standing until ordered out. First door north of palace drug store. Republiean By over Hip! Hip! Hurrah! Biding Bridles at cost at Weastor 16 A three year old child of Col. Ken- ANDREWS SWAIN have the largest and best, stock of Saddles, and IlamoBS, Horse Blankets and Lap yon Dad Hi arm uauiy aisiocaieu Tuesday. Gl ents Dress Shirts, Under Shirts and Wool Shirts of all Styles at Dr.

Long, Homoeopathist. James G. Blaine forever! loft for the Territory on a hunt, We learn that two men were smoth lltf Caldwell's. Robes in Arkansas City. lltf Jead "Trade Topics," Monday.

ered in a well near South Haven a few days ago. School books of all kinds at Noble's. Yesterday was a blue day for Everybody is invited to Geuda to get drunk and pay a fine to help pay Hyou want a pair of boots for service cheap, call on J. R. Mus- Mr.

Alberts, our music teacher, the ciDenses of the city. Don't be grove. Jgop Bitters, at Noble's. shows bis smiling face at the Springs regularly every week. backward.

E. E. Wade left Tuesday for a trip We notice some of our near neigh to Ness county. Harter's Medicines to give away, at Nohlfi's. If our readers have any purchases TLfachine Needles for all Machines, bors act mad, but we guess it is be JaVJL The Arkansas river is now fordable lltf at Caldwell's.

to make, we advise them to consult "Trade Topics" and see where you can quantities of this dulse, wading out in, cause they owe us. So pay up and at the Axley ford. and Dried water from six melius deep to as far as Beef at lltf ard, Bacon, Caldwell's. let's make friends. buy the cheapest.

The bridge across Slate creek is to they can keep footing, carrying baskets whijh never return empty. It is a capi lothes brushes, fine pocket books at J. II. Noble's. 8tf Mr.

Kimmerer informs us that "be finished this weok. V. Holton Co. are offering the school house is to be built on Everybody call on J. H.

Noble and wheels so it can bo located to suit all Don't forget to go to the Parlor Billiard Hall when yon feel your mouth water for the best glass of tal amusement lor non-professionals, and many young people gather their own dulse and prepare it for use themselves, for the drying process can be a very laldwell's Store is crowded with some splendid bargains, in their line of goods. Read what they sv in "Trade Topics." Goods and Customers: vet he is get your school books. hands and the cook. lltf buying more goods and hopes to have Lemonade you ever tasted careless one, and its sudden recollection "We are now eniovinff some most Yur "Reporter" is the second more customers. lltf.

There are several parties who are in a3 spoiled for me many a good handful beautiful autumn weather. brother of the Becond son, born with a of dulse. After being gathered in tho W. Weaster is selling his Btock of SaddUs out at Cost. 16 veil over his face aud his mouth full the habit of coming in and reading our proof sheets who will get "fired" blackest of old baskets and rinsed in sea Prospect for a railroad at this place Shoulder Braces at II.

Noble's, 3tf water, if the wind was fresh enough of poetry. Como and get your fortune is becoming brighter every day. some of these times. told. to disturb the sand.it is tossed on boards along the shore to dry or spread on old We are glad to learn that a singing llowerPots of all sizes and styles for sale cheap at Noble's, 3tf J.

0. Caldwell wants you to pick the "Flor the best Nickle Cigar go to There is always a calm before a class is to be organized here soon. Parlor Billiard Hall. lltf sails or other canvas in the hshermau a yards or fields. When dry it is dark garnet in color and dusted all over with storm, and we are eipectiug one of out his items in "Trade Topics," count them, and see how many reasons you Rev.

J. M. Vio, of Arkansas City, relations are ITlverybodv and their delicate sprinkling ot sea salt, it the biggest storms ever seen soon, as we havo been enjoying a calm for can find for trading with him. invitpd to call at Caldwell's store well's sto was iu town the fore part of the week. Boots and Shoes Caldwell's.

Specialty, at lltf and examine Goods aud Prices. 11 dries in layers somewhat like tho pressed leaves of tobacco, and can ho Dr. Sutton, a leading physician of some. time. Subscriptions are rolling in, but we separated into httlo strrps as thin as Smith county, has rented one of the can still make room for a few more on gauze, but quite tough, though it melts V.

Holton Co. will close out Uncle Dan Prouty has quit the Bowory and gone to Geuda, and is Money to loan on improved Real Estate. Norle Willard. cottages and will remain' here some our books. time for the benefit of bis health.

16 the next 30 days making his home at Mrs. Baxter's quickly when put in the niouthi Aiter a day's exposure to Wind and suit it is lvady for sale and a good local market. Ten miles inland no native will touch it, but to those who are born township called on Call on sale. London Life, its lights and shades Uncle Dan would make a good land L. P.

Annis, of Bolton and a reader of the Ntws, us Tuesday. A Hats and Caps of all Print's, at Caldwell's. Sizes and lltf cheap saddlo for B. R. Tankersley.

as seen by sunlight and gaslight, to lord, be is so fatherly, you know. Reporter. night at Smith's hall, by Rev. P. A.

A number of our citizens went to within sight ot the sea the familiar dulse is agreeable to smell and pleasant to ta-ite, and it is eaten out of hand with full lino of both Ladies and Brady. Admission, twenty-five cents. A Tgiu3's New Discovery give away at Noble's. the rally at Winfield Monday, and re Subscribe for the News. Gents uuderware at Musgrove'f Our advertising columns should 13tt port a good time.

Tho Statesman has triumphed over a rebsh, particularly by the yoUugi It is nutritions and very wholesome; children to whom it is distasteful are encouraged to eat it, and 1 have seen tea be conned by our readers every waek One of Mr. Broadbent's boys had articles 8tf Fine perfumery and toil-at Noblo's drug store. the politician. his arm broken Tuesday by being I am closing out my stock of Boots Shoes at cost for tho next 30 to see what special bargains are offered by our live, enterprising business men. thrown from a horse.

excavating for made of it for infants as a medicine. St. John children spend their cents for dulse as ethers will for bananas and davs. Geo. J.

II ess. Oxford, Kan. 13tf Workmen are busy the new school house. gubscribe for the News. Our friend Jos.

Hollingsworth Dr. Long went to Wellington on school business, and will be Cologne by the barrel for peventy- caiieu in Jast evening to lutorm us Ladles will find Dress Goods, White Goods, Lawns, Percales, Gloves, 30 days absent a couple of days. five cents at J. II. Noblo's.

Stoves at cost for the next V. Ilnltnn Jfc Hn's. that the News was the best paper in 16 Ribbons and Hosiery, at Caldwell's, lltf We noticcj Mr. J. I.

Aiher is southern Kansas. Uncle Joe. has a Local news is 6carce this week, but having a good trade. Wo understand level head if he is a Democrat. we will endeavor to get tho usual caster, for Saddles, Whips, assortment For the finest and best nf Tiftmnu.

call nn he is selling groceries very cheap. 16 at cost. amount hereafter. Wm. Young, one of Sumner coun 1 J.

II. Noble 3tf W. Weaster, our boss harness maker, is offering extra Inducements ty's oldest and most successful farmers, called at our office last week at Caldwell's We intend to close out our entrre stock of hardware, stoves, pumps and est Standard Prints for 7. cts. lltf will close out our stock of to purchasers.

Sec "Trade Topics. tinware iu the next 30 days at cost. He says the News is the best paper now published in the coun ty. Next Pumps for the next 30 days at Oct. 15.

J. V. IIoltok Co. 16 J. V.

Holton Co. cost. Let our young folks begin to talk up a literary society. There is talent Kyou want a trunk or valise go to J. R.

Musgrove. 13-tf candy. No school-girl can pass a day comfortably without a cent worth of dulse in her pocker, but it has the disadvantage of betrayal, for the sea air about it is very pungent and never passes off. It sells for ten or twelvo cents a pound during the winter but is cheaper when in senson, which is any time in spring or. summer.

A pound would be about half a peek if tossed lightly in, and a "cent's worth" is what you Cjuld grasp in your hand. 1 think the time is not very distant when someone with enterprise and philanthropy will export dulse to the West, and thereby transmit a taste of the sea. A small amount is already sold in Boston, and I knew of a little once reaching Toronto. There is no chance of it spoiling, it is self-pieservative and will keep moist and retain its invigorating taste and scent for years that breath of the sea which once known and loved you never forget; the tea, weed, tho beach stones, the splash of the waves, the salt mist on your lips, and in your heart a freedom and exultation nothing inland can ever inspire. Cor.

Detroit Post. These long ovenings suggest the J.R. Musgrove, our popular general enough in Geuda to make a good one. pigs tor thought that bur young people should have some place where thev could A few good Poland Chins Rain. Alan noma pa a sale.

Also some merchandise dealer, says something MCivervbodv knowing themselves good stock We commend the following bit of Choctaw to the consideration of our to you in tms issue. Jjon tan to iook Jtl indebted to J. II. Noble, please hoga. Call on J.

Smith. 16-2 for it in "Trade Topics." It will pay. call and settle at once as I need all the meet togetner socially and get acquainted. What better than a good literary society can be provided? townspeople "Sgnirpa Adueg ni wealth I can get. not, call on Spain wants $500,000,000 for Cuba, re you insured it eklawedis on." Their rate Noble Willard.

This is worth considering, if Spain is 30 Rev. F. A. Brady has won the re are as low as the lowest. days 16 Pumps at cost for the next nf; J.

V. Holton Ho's. not in too much of a hurry. We only Uruggist JNoble makes some remarks to our readers that it will pay spect aud admiration of onr people during his 6hort stay here, in the ad have 35 cents just at present, but if them to heed. Don't overlook them A full line of Fresh Groceries kept at Caldwell's.

11 dresses he has given each evening in in "Trade Topics." Tf vou want a good glass of ice cold subscribers sell their wheat, we will Virginia Crab Cider, call at the see what we can do. Parlor Billiard Hall where you will We are contemplating the publica THarms Wanted. We want 100 Smith's hall. All our denominations have joined heartily in the meetings, and we think lasting good has been done, as considerable interest has been always be accommodated. tion of a daily.

If we can receive the Never growl because a newspaper more farms to sell. These farms will be thoroughly advertised both in desired support we will commence its Gasoline 30 cts. per gallon, orfottr gallons for $1 at Noble's. 3tf Fancy Stationary, Blank Booka, at Noble's Drug Store. 3tf "hips at cost at D.

W. Weaster's fails to give scrap of news, so long as you take no paines to give the publication about Nov. 1st. home and eastern papers. Noble Willard.

manifested. editor information. Tne average ed G. D. Baker, of the Kansas News Geuda Springs is to be tho leading town of Southern Kansas.

Everyone itor isn't a medium or a mind reader, but gets his news much the same as a paper Union, at Topeka, was in town yesterday looking up business and milkman does his milk by pumping. gave the. News office a pleasant call. who comes hero is charmed with the location of the town and the surrounding country. Come at once and secure your homes while property is cheap and you can choose your own Among the guests at Geuda Spiings In our mention of the big sweet J.

R. MUSGROVE, during the past week wno regis potato last week we made a bad blun tered at the Grand Central Hotel, we der in giving the size. It measured location iu our beautiful town site. forty-one inches around instead of notice the following Mrs. Thompson, Burlingame; Maj.

Love and wife, seventeen. We notice among the names regis DEALER IN Newton Jno. Pindall, Correction, la W. E. Latha, C.

S. Bowman, Newton tered at the Commercial hotel during the past few days, the following: Only two more issues of the News until we announce that Jas. Blaine, Wm. Prince, Winfield, Ks S. I.

Lew Geo. M. Baugh, Arkansas City Jno. Staller, Winfield Mrs. Freese.

Ohio America's noblest son, is chosen by is, Gunnison, Col; W. R. Simons, the voices of his admiring countrymen Miss Brant, Ohio J. II; Windsor, C. Guelph, Ks; J.

E. Waite, Kansas to the highest place within their gift. E. Ward, Arkansas City J. T.

Her- DEI mm rick, wife and boy, Wellington; Jas. The seventh Presidential ticket is City, Mo J. H. Miller, Philadelphia, Pa E. U.

Wolcott, Salt Lake City, Utah J. T. C. Willman, Abilene. Ks per Hicks, G.

T. Jarvis, Hunnewell in the field. Joel Mulhatten, of Ken Geo. Koenig, St. Louis M.

K. Ham tucky, and Z. T. Collier, of Ohio, are Wm. Keeler, Wm.

Townsend, Well the nominees of the drummer's na blin, Wellington Wm. Lewis, Chicago J. A. Blanchard, St. Joe Jas.

ington, Kb Geo. Charlton, Wichita, tioual convention recently held at Ks; W. S. Anderson, J. Rloxfewelder, Hollingsworth, Winfield; W.

Louisville. South Haven, Ks M. J. Capron, Dr. Stroup, Arkansas City J.

W. New- M. P. Roe, Arkansas City, Ks W. R.

Mr. Brady is a witty and forcible speaker and will draw largely from Clothing, Hats and Caps, Boots and Shoes, Ladies and Gents FURNISHING GOODS, Hosiery, Handkerchiefs, Notons, Queensware, Glassware, Stoneware and Tinware, Table and Pocket Cutlery. Benert, Oxford, Ks S. P. Osbnrn, come, south tiaven J.

Jiearns, Leavenworth; J. Capron, Arkansas his personal experiences of London Palermo, 111 M. R. Hamblin, J. Mc-Connell, Wellington, Ks.

City; J. Wade McDonald, Winfield; E. M. Ford, St. Joe; R.

S. Howard, Life. A large andience should greet him which he will not fail to interest, Miss Ross, Winfield H. H. Crow, amuse and instruct.

The News is still flourishing although certain parties have to make the public think that its A. M. Black, Hunnewell; I. H. Bon- eall, Arkansas City Mrs.

H. G. Rug' Charles Carter, of the Chicago Lumber yard wants us to announce to our readers that he has lumber to sell and gles, Wichita E. W. Campell and wife, L.

E. Steele, G. R. Watson and Is going to sell it. Bear this in mind end was near.

The News has more friends now than ever before. Its subscription list has reached a number far beyond our expectations, and is still increasing at a rate that is most gratifying. It now furnishes 1 Tr son, L. W. Edwards, Newton W.

E. Treadwell, Harper; P. L. Luhn, T. J.

Cooper, Newton Miss Ella Ruggles, Wichita; Mrs. G. D. Fisher, Miss Nellie Fisher, Newton I. Lawrence, Csnnorsville, Ind H.

C. Hun more reading matter than any other paper published in either Sumner or Musical Instruments, Croquet Sets, Fishing Tackle, Stationary, and give him a call. He has a good stock which he is selling cheap. Some unknown parties have been trying to injure Dr. R.

L. Mitchell who located here a short time ago, by Baying that he was a quack and had no diploma. Now, for the benefit of the public we wish to state that he has a diploma as we have seen the same, and also many testimonials from leading physicians. And Everything Usually, Kept in General Store. ger, Harper Mrs.

Banberry, Danville, Bascom O'Hare, Greencastle Ind; Mrs. Wilcov, Newton O. A. Harvey, Ind. Ter Mrs.

Ellis Lewis and daughter, Osage City Mrs. L. Olcott, Lyn Cowley counties. It is our desire to make it the best paper in the connty, and from the many flattering words from onr friends In the different neighborhoods and townships we are encouraged in the belief that we Bhftll succeed. GEUDA SPRINGS, don E.

L. Vernon, Leavenworth J. D. O. Toole, Emporia..