Delphos Carrier from Delphos, Kansas • 3

Bargains in Wall Paper, Harness Oils, Paint and Oil! at Miller Bros NOf E--Local Rtldriiaaeil to Tint Carhikh and Delphos 1b still on the boom. We have tried the McAllister an can recommend it. W. STEHIENSON, MINNEAPOLIS, S. Slilwell is lying sick of lung trouble.

Wall paper at Palace drugstore. Try the new restaurant of A. C. W. F.

Rocole lias returned from Thomas county where lie traded his horses for 430 acres of laud. He also purchased the house and lot of Warreu Selders iu this city the othf day. Jake Newman, mother, and family, departed Tuesday for their old home Iu Wisconsin. Mr. New'raitn for the past year has been an invalid and hopes the change may effect hia health for the better.

Jake is one of our best farmers and we are sorry to lose him. Bead This. which I will guarantee is the prettiest and nobbiest line in the county Handsome Plaids and Checks, Elegant English. Corkscrew, Worsted in all the New Shades, Tailor Made, a Cloth Shrunk bofore leaking-, Which Insuroa a Noat and Lasting Suit. CALL AND SEE Our Strong, Well Made IfusW it (or iSJfl Yours Truly, T.

F. DONIGA I droupud In the Poatolloi, will bo clieorfiilly in. aei'lud 111 tlicaa coluuma. Peesonal and Local: "I cannut tell lion the troth mtj ha, I toll ilia tula tta 'twwi tulil to mr." CJeorse Trumtiliie returned Lome from Iowa last Saturday. Wall paper, wall paper, wall paper, Puluce drugstore.

Dow Overacker litis gone to Rooks county to develop with tlie country. Hot cullce at all hours ut A. C. Farrow 'b. IMoit is talking of waterworks aud another school house.

Tin-re is no coal that downs the Mc-Alli8ter-C. r. Lord sells it. A. L.

Keables has returned to Stockton, Kansas. Rev. V. L. Cannon is at Kirwin, Kansas, attending the Methodist conference.

For Sale: A span of four-year-old mules; also one odd mule. Enquire of L. i'. Parshull. Delphos, Kansas.

I'at Hogs I am still paying the Inp of tins market for i'at hoys aud cattle. Mr. Thus. Stump is out of my employ, and Stock should he delivered to me or to Vi' C'lore, my authorized airent. J.

T. Duncax. 1'aul Jordan of Keloid, was canvass ing our city one dny this week in the interest of the new college enterprise at Saliua. lie is selling lots in the college grounds, the proceeds of which wiil bo U3ed for an endowment fund. Henry Stelter died sudden ly in child-birth last Tuesday uight, Hie infant also shares her grave Thi sudden and sad affair is a terrihls stroke on Henry who was devoted husliand.

lie has the sympalhy of the community in his bereavement. For sai.ii or rent. A comfortable dwelling house in tiie southeast part of Delphos for aide or rent. Apply to 0. L.

Kiusey at the post otlice. Should any one desire to purchase, I will take toil team of horaej or mules ou the rade. J. II. Xian.

(38 If.) It has been said that "one swallow not make a spring." But it may Ue safely satd that, swallow or no swallow spring has couw at last in all its beauty and Kansas furaws have eemtneiicrd the cropping season in solid earnest. HciUsK and Lot CiiKAr. Having western to look after, 1 ill sell my house and lot in Delphos at a great bargain. The lmust is bran new, built of 1st class lumber, will take less than it cost; good location. Inquire of L.

C. Taylor, Del'phos. From our exchanges published in different parts of tlie stale we learn that the title of immiKiation has already commenced and that every portion of the state is receiving its share of the new- comers. Many of those who come are in comfortable circumstances and will enrich the state with much capital which will, much of it, be spent in permanent improvements, thus adding to the general welfare. There will be a grand mass meeting of the colored citizens of the counties of Davis, Clay, Dickinson, Saline, Ottawa.

Morris and Riley at the courthouse in Juuctiou City, Kansas, Saturday, April 3d. KS3o. The object of tiie meeting is to discuss questions pertaining to the best interests of the people throughout the state. The following gentlemen have been invited as speakers for the occasion: Col. John M.

Brown, of Tope-ka; Itev. John L. Davis, of Salina; Rev. Johnson, of Clay Center; Capt. A.

C. Pierce, of Junction City. Junction lie-publiatn. The marriage ceremony of Air. Jas.

T. Brown ami Miss Emma iiacker occurred at the residence of Squire Eacker in this city Thursday. March Sotlt. 1886 The contracting parties are well known to almost every local reader of this paper, and a thousand friends wish them a happy and prosperous journey through life. Delphos has never turned out a more worthy bride and groom than Jim and Emma, ami the best blessing of the Carrier goes with Mr.

and Mrs. J. T. Brown. The ceremony was witnessed only by relatives and a few intimate friends of the bride aud groom.

As there are a number hereabouts indulging in the Louisiana lottery, we conclude to publish the following from the Topcka Mail for their Iwnetit: 'Several weeks ago a number of Topsk-ans investing $150 in the Louisiana Lottery and drew SSO. The sixty dollars was reinvested and a few days ago the company, which is composed entirely of Santa Fe officials ami employes, received fifteen dollars returned for this same investment. This amount was also invested, and now awaits results. Next time they will probably get nothing. This is the result of this foolf ottery business.

The Louisana lot- terv has distributed including the Wiss! prize of SI 5.000 about $20,000 in this vicinity. An estimate of the money in-1 vested in the lottery from this section of the country would place the figure at n.Hr., 1100.000 1 peka alone can be numbered by 1111- Mrs. David Gabler, of Beloit, came down Mondav to visit her Bister, Mrs. F. V.

Davis. Have you tried the McAllister coal? It is a daisy. Thonew building is rapidly approaching cornpletiqn, and will be occupied in a few days. Geo. Btrickler, has a few tons of hay 6 miles X.

E. of Delphos for sale. A new awning has been erected in front of the store of Douielsou lio-cole and 8. J. Taylor.

Just received, a One lot of Kirk Go's fine toilet soaps, at Uoss Farrell's Geo. W. Stickler's land office and the Palace Drugstore have each been adorned with neat signs. Lowe's tripplo extracts, pure articles at Ross Farrell's drug store. Mr.

Chan. M. Davis took the train this morning for Kansas City on business connected With this ollice.1 Johu Corell has purchased the lot and basement of J. Joslin in this city and will shortly erect a two-story business building. Collections made and promptly remitted at the Bank of Delphos.

The peach crop is said to be abursted communitx again this year, but apples, pears, plums and other kinds of fruit are allO. K. C. V. Stephenson, attorney and suc cessful business man of was in town Monday shaking hands with our citizens.

The teachers association of Cloud Co. will meet in the school house at Ghisco on Saturday the 27th inst. Teachers in vicinity are invited. 40 lit. The recent strikes on the U.

P. are greatly felt by almost every farmer and business man in the valley. All freight traffic was suspended for three days. Tim death of Stephen McCardle of Meiedith, occurred last Momlay.of paralysis. The death as very sudden and a great shock to his friends aud relatives.

Miss leiinie Newhy will lecture on the political issue of the day at the rniversalist church in Delphos, on Monday Mar. tiie 29th, at 7 o'clock p. in. I will open a private boarding house on Strickler avenue about the first of April. Day boarders, a week, board and lodging 6(f, 41 ti.

Mus. Eva L. Biaior. A neat Episcopal church is rapidly approaching completion in lieloit, Kan. If the weather is favorable, it will be completed, ready fof dedication on Easter Sunday, April 25lh.

Don't hit it slip your mind that we are building a new oifieai and med that little amount you owe us on subscription. We have waited to accommodate you, now please accommodate us. The convention which is called the "Kansas call" which was inaugurated by Albert (irifTm and was to be held in Toledo, Ohio, will be held in Chicago, III. Why the change was made we have not yet learned. It is rumored that the grist mill at Bennington that has recently been sup plied ith new machinery at a cost of $10,000, was destroyed by lire last Monday night.

The causa of the lire is either not known or not reported. Mr. Chas. Brayman, who has been living for the last six years about six miles north of this city, made us a hasty call this week and requested the C'AiutiicR sent to Delphos, Ringgold county, Iowa, where he and his parents will hereafter take up their abode. Te lived about twenty miles from that place for fifteen years and it makes the cold chills run all over uu whenever we think about it.

The photo of our old depot agent, Davis II. Kresky. appeared in the Sunday morning Kansas City Journal, ay an advertisement for a doctor who had cuie Mr. K. of catarrh of the head.

Davis is gro wing very prominent -howsoever he is a good boy. The rainy season will shortly be upon us and leather of all kinds will suffer if not well attended to. Miller Bros, have the best oil ever manufactured for the preservation of harness. Honrmeu should think, about this and govern themselves accordingly. The assessor will shortly make a raid on your homes.

A man can never tell just how little his stuff amounts to till that individual hovers in sight. Watches are worth carriage $20, horses $15. $3000 dollar stock of goods $620 and other plunder in proportion. Farmers, why not have your stationery, such as letter heads and envelopes printed, as well as our business men? We ran furnish paper and print your stationery as cheap, if not cheaper, than you can purchase it. at retail, unurinted.

If you would once get a batch printed you would use no other, so great is the convenience over the blank Will attend prompt! to ill uualuaai uiitriiti to mi aura) uj cuiuiw Ol u.iimia unu tiliiiuj, L. F. SMITH, -AGENT FOIV- xCommcrcial OF LONDON and' State Insurance Company Or DES MOIIIES, IA. Also Agent for the WHEELER WILSON NEW No. Sewing Machine.

Delphos. Kansas. can borrow rritiay in aay 4 mini desired. LONG OR SHORT TIME. Interest awl principal payable at Minneapolis, Kansas.

Address or tall OU W. C. BUCHANAN, illy OTerlat National Hank. Ea. MRS.

T. C. TOLER Haa ttaw and cumpleta II tor Fresu and Seasonable inLLINBRY Aad Ladies' Furnishing Goods ALWAYS IN STOCK. Clr ar a call 'est in the Werlrf. DELPHOS MARKETS.

Cortactai ararjf Tbura lj A. C. Farrow. Ituus a Bl'TTSH ICC 15 IM WHS AT CATTLB. Money to loan at the lowest rate.

Monev paid when papers are signed. In 1st National Bank building, Minneapolis, Ks. Cormack Co. MRS. It.

J. SHIPPER DIALER I3f AND Ladies' Fmufisniifo Goods. Mtaat raaaambarthatl am Iwva prepared to fill ay and all or.lera fur If atari la alwara arapMc and romprlfa all aaaaoaabla jooda. me a rvl, ski of Pablic Sqaare. MKS.

K. J. Silll'PitK. JOSEPH yaqeh, Merchant Tailor South Eids the Park. Harlrr removed to hit nev buiMlnr.

am aow better prepared tliiin ever to tnm out neat-fltting, slylifliand diintbie cliiHilug to order. Repairing promptly rxecntod. (iiva ma a call. Yaoeh. Farmers and Orchardists Delphos be located 4 mile K.

Public Sqiitre, Oolphon, K.n., in the spring of Jiti. CHEE.RIES A SPECIALTY Having had aeveral venra' rjperience In this aeaineaafn Illlnoia, think I Ciin i-ufi-lv giiannitoe aatiftfaction, Iwtit in price tiit.i quality of stock, aid bopt to merit your paimiiiijr. T. 0. Toler, Prop.

Money Loan. upon I have plenty of money to loan ery easy terms. Longer short time; SSSSprKu; 1 mortgages paul off and canceled, no (charge for making papers and no delay. rid a notary and will come to your ion.ie when desired, and pinkrotit your tapers. Cntnp'to me and von will Gmi More satisfactory tern-s lbs: neap he had Sis where.

so. yrcsoL. fell Lords South alcie of Sqaara. 0 li A VI. 63 W.

Lord sells the celebrated McAllister at only $7.00 per ton. Eti. Ada, is in the employ of Douielsou Rocole. The McAllister always on hand at C. W.

Lord's Mr Frank Davis is slowly recovering froiu bis hard siege of sickness. Alabastiue, whiting, at Talaco drug store. Dr L. M. Raub will be at his Dental parlor iu this city next Tuesday.

For new spring hats, call at Mrs. Shippee's. 40t2 N. L. Burr has been prostrated for several days with a gathering ou his nose and face.

The Watermellioii cigars, carried by Ross Farrell, are always fragrant. The Ladies Home Missionary Society meets Wednesday next at Mrs. Geo. W. Teed's residence.

Mac's boy cigars are the best sold iu town at the Palace. Mrs. Peterson, who has a mercantile store at Lamar, is a cousin of Atty. Gen. A.

II. Garland. For tube paiuts and artists supplies, go to tlie drug store of Ross Farrell Co. When you come to town try a meal at the new and cheap reatauraut of A. C.

Fairow. Mr. TI103. Stump announces that he will pay the top of the market for fat hogs and cattle. Do not sell till you learu hiti prices.

Joe Ingersoll and his brother Charles are going into the hardware aud furni ture business, iu the town of Xewbern, Kansas. The Palace drugstore is the place to get wall paper, and don't you forget it? Liuley Hester is again in the employ of the U. P. at. this station.

Linley is a line fellow and deserves promotion. For Ladies furnishing goods go to Mrs. Shippee's. Miss Katie Bellows attained her 14th birthday the other day and was pre sented a handsome black pony by her mother. Remember Dr.

L. M. Raub dentist, or his partner, will bo at his otlice here noxtTuesday. Mr. Ike Richardson, of Civston, Iowa, is the guest of 0.

1). Johnson. Mr. R. likes the appearance of our country very much.

The finest line of paints, oil. brushes, cau bo found at tlie Palace drug-stove. A fire escaping from V. E. Butler's farm last Tuesday, destroyed a large umber of fruit trees for W.

II. Courtney. You will lind that you can get prescriptions tilled at the Palace drug store day or night at the lowest prices. Joseph Duncan and John Corell, have returned from St. Louis, where they disposed of 6 or a cars of cattle, hogs and sheep.

Miss liella Edwards of Wisconsin is the guest of Mrs. Monroe Slater. Miss Edwards is a school teacher and will make her home in Kansas. J. II.

Jordan. G. W. Strickl.fr and W. G.

Parry joined the Workmen Lodge of this city Saturday night, and yet there are more to follow. Brera Bagnall writes from Los Angeles, that Leu White was his guest for a few days, and was greatly enjoying the sunshine of that beautiful country. The strike was raised on all roads going out of Kansas City last Wednesday at 5 o'clock, with ths exception of the Mo. Pacific. The corporations acceded to the terms of the strikers.

The Delphos Society of Spiritualists will hold anniversity services Sunday, Mch. 28, at 2 P. in the Universalist church. A cordial invitation is exten ded to all. C.

II. Sheffield has some beautiful, hardy roses and immortelles, suitable for cemetery decoration. He will plant for persons desiring it, anything in the lino of decorative shrubbery. Phil Chamberlin. agent of the Topeka Capital, was in the city this week.

Phil has been on the Capital staff for years and is one of the best posted newspaper men in Kansas. He is also a remarkably good wing shot, and don't allow any monkeying with the buzz-saw. In justice to himself, every farmer should carry Insurance ou his dwelling, barns, granaries, grain aud stock. The Bank of Delphos represent only Old and reliable companies. Their rates are uniform and the lowest offered by any legitimate company.

A. C. Farrow announces to tlie public that he is now prepared to furnish warm coffee, beefsteak, ham, eggs and fried potatoes at all hours of the day or night. All kinds of did lunch, such as dried beef, cooked beef, oysters, sardines aud salmon; bread, butter; pies, cakes, pickles, and sour kroiit. A full lino of fine cigars, nuts, oranges and randies kept constantly oa hand.

The rapid growth of Delphos and Its business demands compel us to occupy a larger office and increase our stock. We hav accordingly ordered the erection of a now printing office and will soon add another press and such other material as is needed. In view of this necessity we would be pleased to have every delinquent subscriber and every one owing ou account to come forward and furnish the needful. A dollar or two is no burden for each one who owes us to pay, but the aggregate will (111 the required amount. Death ef Mrs.

Ibbie L. Martin. Dr. W. T.

Martin received a telegram ou Wednesday morning announcing the sad intelligence of his wife's death at his mother's home in Lewiston, Pa. Mrs. Martin has been iu failing health for several years and her death was not altogether unexpected. She was formerly a resident of Minneapolis and taught school, making her home with Mrs. Bardonnar.

She was in her 24th year. Dr. Martin took the morning train to go to the funeral. Minneapolis Messewjt.r. A printer stood at the desk of a business man the other day and noticed him using letter aud bill-head ho bad bought of a New York or Buffalo house.

Said the printer, who was a customer: "What would you think of me if I should go to New York and buy your lino of goods for myself ami family?" lie replied: "I would think you a fool, when I know you got the same goods just as cheap of mo and aid a fel low citizen." When the printer called his attention to the important letter and bill-heads, the merchant coughed and walked up behind the counter to wait on a customer. And the same merchant, just the day before, flaked the printer to give him a free puff about his big stock of new goods. When the bills from the paper mill and type foundry came in and the wages of the employes camo due, the printer thought of these facts. Local bankers, bakers, dry goods merchants, grocers, druggists and other business men should think of the above' facts N. Y) Tcleiraph.

Kaunas, the laud of 90111 and contentment, is prolific also in fair women and brave men. Your Kansas girls arc as plump as a patridge, as coy as a quail; healthy, hearty, active, independent and as happy as the biff sunflowers in which the state is so justly proud. And thero is a spot in Kansas where female loveliness seems to have been crystallised and concentrated, as it were. That Elysium is very appropriately named Cherry-vale. Cherryvale! Vale of Cherriesl Name suggestive of coral lips and rosy cheeks.

Name full of sweet and juicy promise. One's mouth waters when he attempts to pronounce the luscious word, and he thinks of ruby treasures half hidden in bright foliage -delicious but hard to get And the maidens of this modern Paradise are juat as preSty and sweet and plump as the fruit whose praise we ting, for, iu the language of a newspaper printed in the Utopian village: "Neither bustle nor corset are Won in Cherryvale, and when a Cherryvale maiden sits down in a skating rink she gets her money's worth every time." The paragraph quoted shows that Cherryvale girls have ample tournure and 110 vanity. In fact they are altogether lovely. Minneapolis Tribune. Seme thiugs the Carrier Would Like to See A good sidewalk to each of the churches and to the school house.

A perfect system of grading and sewerage. That huge dirt pile on the southeast eornwr of the square hauled and dumped into some of the low places that need it more. The store-boxes aud other obstructions removed from the sidewalks. All the alleys and back yards cleared of rubbish and the Iront yards decorated with grassland ornamental shade-trees. Arbor Day celebrated thisi year with a vim never before manifested in this vicinity.

Every man, woman, and boy plant a five. A new school house large enough to accommodate all the pupils of this district- A Copy of the Carrier In every-bixly's home amfevery body who is delinquent on subscription pay up. Itch, Prairie Mange, and scratches of eery kind cured in thirty minutes by Wool ford 's Sanitary Lotion. Warranted by Miller Druggists. Notice for Publication No.

49S9. Land Oitite at CcracorJia, Kanv.ia, 9-h. Wi. N.itlrf If hi'rohy eH-en thnt the fol i'lirinu'-ii wni.r naa nil notice of Ins intention to mke Anal proof tn anpjwrt of hi rluiin, anil that fai proof will lif iiijiif before the l'robuie Court, of Ottawii i-otmtv, at Miuneauili, Kaiu-a, on Apr. 21th, IH-n, iz: Joiin J.

Hrnnc Entrv rt lSj, fi.t Hi w. II. w', ec. 13. town 9 raiir 5-t' Me tif foliowir.i: to J)mt hiii rnntimuv.iB hijoti.

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Men's and a Good Fitter. ill 111 WW IMPKESS TIIE FACT that NOW is the time to secure bargains at Donielson Rocole1. Owing to the fact that Mr. W. F.

Rocole will shortly retire from the business, and lisving a large sum of money to in a shcrt time, we have concluded to fl fJ tV SET DOWN ON PEOF1TS by selling goods of all kinds at bear FIRST COST for a ehort time. Come and ba convinced that SO per cent can be saved to you. Take advantage of this great reduction sale. We have no comr petitors in prices. TI rT -HAS GONE- I am not closing out at cost, but having a stock of goods than I wish to carry I will sell better goods for less money than was ever before sold in Ottawa or Cloud counties.

DO YOU WANT A Clock, Gold, Silver or Boss filled WATCH, Silverware, vest or neck chain, T) 1 1 set ui uitiiu rmg, IF SO, get my prices and I will SAVFj you money. I am determined to reduce my stock and Prices Will Tell. 1 I 1 carry silverware polish, best in the world. Repairing done' to ordeT. Yours, Respectfully, W.

E. Clingenpeel. dieds. However, let thera squander forms. Every farmer who is perm --their mwy.

waste neatly located, should have the name money any way. and might waste it in of his farm, post oiliee address and his many ways more harmful to themlves own name printed on his writing paper, and tlie imbUc than buying tickets in a Many farmer are taking advantage of 'i-'try. eur lo-price of printed staliunery..