The Onaga Courier du lieu suivant : Onaga, Kansas • 8

Miller Bros, received a oar load of THE ONAGA COi IER. wagons this week. Mr, Langhart, from Wheaton, was In the city yesterday. Robert Droz of Neuchatel returned Announcement. I wish to announce that I will be a candidate for road overseer of District No.

4, Mill Oreek township, at the November election. Geo. Hesb. from a three months' visit in western We wish to inform the public that we have a more complete line of SEASONABLE for this- fall's. trade than ever, and we would especially call your attention to our line of Ladies, Welcome To the Grand Opening of Fall arid Winter Millinery, commencing September 22d, and continuing during the season, A handsome and appropriate souvenir will be given to each customer.

A. IIyman. Kansas, last Tuesday. Notice the card of L. Fithian, veterinary surgeon and borse dentist, LOCAL AND PERSONAL which appears in this issue.

Mr. Glllmore returned yesterday morning from McOook, "where eating Stoves he has been visiting his daughter for some time. Several farmers report the loss of stock in the storm this week, Gaffy Bros, amorg others having lost five have the best line of Oak Stoves, both wood and coal air-tight, ever sold in the city. And should you need a -4-FARH WAGON Go to Fred Guhse's for ammunition. Last Saturday was a windy die agreeable day.

Blankets of all kinds at Ingalsbe, Learner Walter Aley went to Holton last Monday morning. Gold Coin, A Patent, and Fanchon flour at H. Rolf's. For a good lunch, go to Bob Shaffer's City Confectionery. head of cattle, Owing to the inclement weather, the Vienna and "Lincoln Township Sunday School convention was not held last Sunday, aa was intended.

Da not buy before you see the Birdsell. Spring Fresh pyeters and celery at Bob wagons ana ouggies anvays on nana. Pumps and At lowest possible prices. In fact our entire line Stoves and tinware at Fred Guhse's. Hot coffee and sandwiches an City Confectionery.

Tomf Day was in Kansas City a few days last week, Oil meal, bran and shorts at legale be, Learner Co. 's. Shoes for everybody correct styles and prices at Landon's. Sell your live stock to Benton's Hogs received every day. F.

Kplterman took a car of bogs to Kansas City last Tuesday. Fruits, Candies and nuts at Bob Shaffer's City Confectionery. Dr; Ohilcote has moved his offloa to the room over Landon's store. New dress goods, at Ingalsbe. Learner Call and see them.

An elegant line of Ladies', Misses and Obildrens' wraps, at Landon's. The dance given in Grover's ball last Friday night was well attended. Dr. Pampel and 0. 1.

Pierce of Vermilion were in the city last Friday, on business. A number of visitors to thn exposition returned home last Friday evening. O'Meara Son have some desirable pieces of town property for sale on very easy terms. Call on Ingalsbe, Learner Co, for your underwear, A full line for men, women and ohildren. Shaffer's City Confeotionery.

Goto Landon's for the be.Bt assortment of winter underclothing. Get prices on millinery and material for fancy work at Hyman'a. Walter Koentz returned from Kansas City laat Thursday evening. ot lali hardware is up to date. GURTLER BROS, Onaga Rsmember the masquerade ball, in Grover's hall, Thanksgiving evening.

A fine line of Hats, Caps, Gloves We want to call your attention to our new line of Mittens at Ingalsbe, Learner Roy Grove purchased a flae new buggy from Gurtler Bros, last Saturday, ((i Dr. A. Benton, the Ooga den Tbe heavy siiow and. cold weather this week were especially hard on stock as feeders and stockmen had made little preparation for such a storm ac this season. The township board will hold its regular quarterly meeting in this oity on Monday, October 31st.

All persons having bills against the township should present them at that time. Sc. Marys is agitating tbe question of water works. A preliminary sur vey basbven made and a petition calling for a special election to vote $28,000 bonds for the purpose is being circulated. Allen Powelson went to Neuchatel Saturday aiif rnoon and in ooropanj with Alcide Boi Roland Boi jjur, Frank Meilick and several others de part ed uu Sunday fof Omaha to 'epVnd a week 41 txpositioji.

C.W. Thompson, Fred Day, Jo. Gibbon, Rolf and James Ltike will attend tbe annual meeting of Scottish Rite Lodg in wt.ek..,Ed At and perhaps a number of others will aiso atte nd and take the degrees Trustee took Dan Williams to the poor farm last Tnureday. It was thought to at he properly belonged to Jackson county, but on investigation ihe fact was established that be had not been absent from PottawHtomi-county quite six montbs and therefore co-uid not be returned. guarantees all bit work to give satisfaction, Take your dental work to Dr.

Bn ton, Ouaga's resident dentist. Ho guarantees satisfaction, Charlie Day drove to Warnego St The ground covered with snow, andl Which wo have just received. Wo have the best makes and can suit all tastes. Can sell you anything from $2.75 up. See them MACHIELS BRO.

urday afternoon and took the train at, that place for; Manhattan. Miss Florence Leinbach spent Sat urday and Sunday in this city. She is now boarding in Havensvilie. The father, mother and brother of To The. ublic Mrs, Andrew Wilson visited in tnis city from Saturday until Tuesday.

A new center Labi, sewing-machine the trees in full leaf is a most unu ual sight even in Kansas. Mrs. G. Myers was taken quite 9ick last afternoon but is much better at this writing. See Benton Son when you sell yonr hogs, cattle and corn.

They pay the highest market price, Geo. Degrawis ereoting an addition to the residence on the Aley place which he recently purchased, J. E. Bridges, the Oklahoma cattle man, sold out his cattle last week and returned home Monday morning, I will carry a full line of guns and revolvers whioh I can off er at prices to please. Fred Gtjese.

and hanging lamp for sale cheap, for cash. Gko. Hess i Mrs. A. Fox enjoyed a visit for a few days last week, with her siater.

Mrs. Wallace of Sharon SpringB, Kas. Miss Cecil Bunce returned from To- peka last Friday evening and is now visiting with her parents in this city. Having assumed control of tlie hardware business of Fred Ouhse, I wish ta say to the public that I will carry a full line of hardware stoves and tinware, and will be "prepared at all times to. supply your wants in my line at the most reasonable prices Respectfully, Ray Smith and family came down For blacksmithing, horseshoeing from Marshall county lass Friday and spent several days visiting Mr.

and and general repair work, go to M. E. McOabe, Leonard and second streets. Mrs. H.

J. Smith and family. Your attention ia cullwd to the new advertisement of Gurtler Bros, which appears on tbis page. They have received their fall Btock of hardware including a floe line of air tight heat ing stoves, both wood and coal, and are better prepared than in any foi mer year to tupply their immense trade, The storm which began In a lignt rain last Sunday and grew worse through tbe day and night until it da veloped into a genuine Dakota biiz zard on Monday, was so unusual for this season of the year that people were entirely unprepared for it. All day Monday the snow continued and by night at least three inches had fallen.

Some snow and rain also fell on Tuesday. The Btorm was verysevere on stock, as little or no shelter had been prepared and in fact many cattle and horses were still in the pastures. Such a storm in October has not been known in his country for many years and if i was a sample of what is to follow, we may expect an unusually hard winter. A number of children took their first communion, in the Catholio T.MORRIS, M.D.. PHYSICIAN SURGEON; Specialty, diseases of women an4 children, GOITRE CURE Twenty years? experience.

081e Win Ouaga ExchuDge Bask, A Heautlful Picture Oiveu Away with every $10.00 worth of mer chandise purchased, at our ptort. A ticket is given with each purchase which, when amounting to $10 00, are redeemed with one of these beautiful framed pictures. Produce accepted tbe same aa cash. A. Htman.

Do not fail to hear Hon. IL S. Martin, the fusion candidate for Congress in Grover's hall, next Saturday night. He is said to be an able speaker. There will be a masquerade ball in Gallagher's hall, WheatOn, on Thursday evening, November 4th, and a cordial invitation is extended to all.

B. F. Hedley and family, Ed Guerin and wife, and Ed Simons left this week for western KansaB, where they expect to reside in the future. The members of the Orion Quartette very kindly consented to sing" in the various churches Sunday and the usual rainy day congregation were considerably increased, Misses Eva Witter and Gladys Gro-ver of Havensvilie came over Saturday on the evening train to attend the concert and visited in this city until Monday morning. The oldest inhabitant has been completely knocked out this week.

Few, if any, such storms as visited this section this week, were ever known before at this season of the year. T. W. Herrick, of Blaine, is conducting a circulating library, and will be in Vienna and Sherman townships every two weeks. Terma of exohange, 10c or three for SSc.

Look up your old books. The new telephone line was completed to this city last week and the instruments were put in Thursday. We now have direct communication with Kansas City and all intervening points. The office here is located in the rear of Mr. Kester's drug store and you can converse for five minutes with yonr friends down the line for twenty five cents A good many of our citi9na "tried the last Friday ohnrch in this city, last Sunday morn-Jug, Mrs.

N. S. Carl departed for Olpe, Kansas, last Tuesday to spend a few weeks with her daughter, Mrs. Harry Hagaman, Miss Hattie Carl, who is teaching school weat of Blaine, came home Saturday to attend the concert and returned on Sunday. H.

D. Oram returned from Kansas City last Friday evening with two car loads of stock cattle whioh he purchased there last week, See Mrs. Snodgreea for lowest prices and latest styles in traveling hate, schoo hats and the latest in fall millinery. At Hyman'a. The Universal food chopper, for chopping apples, vegetables, meats, etc is the handiest machine on the market.

For sale by Fred Guhse O'Meara Son have for sale a new four-room with two fifty-foot lots, in a good location and on easy terma. You ought to investigate Harry Gregg returned to the city Thursday evening from Rock Island, where he has been employed dur lng the past summer in a sash and door factory. and wife of Washington county, visited with the family of Mr. L. Jontra.

east or town a few days this week, and returned to their home yesterday morning, A. S. Fox. H. Rolf, S.

E. Leinbach, 0. W. Thompson Fred Day, T. Silliac, D.

K. Brown, Wm. Moll, O. W. Thompson attended Masonic lodge in Havensviile Saturday night and participated in second degree wrorfc.

The Orion Vuartette. A large and delighted audience greeted the Orion Quartette, of Ottawa, at the IS. church last Saturday evening ano er joyed one of the finest concerts ever given in our city. The quartette is composed of J. Wilcox and W.

J. Craven, tenors; G. N. Lavender, baritone and W. Detweiler, bass, and every one is an accomplished musician.

Their opening pieoe, "Annie was particularly fine and the entire program was rendered in a manner fully in keeping with it. The gentlemen are all gifted with fine voices and when singing together a harmonious effect is produced whioh would be hard to exoel. All who attended were highly pleased with the entertainment, as was evidenced by, the repeated encores, tbe singers being called back after every number, and should the quartette ever visit this city again, they are assured in advance a. hearty welcome and a crowded house. We are informed that beginning next Monday morning W.

trains will run direct to Kansas Oity, running over the Missouri Pacific tracks Leavenworth. For the present the time card will remain unchanged, although it is probable that as soon as the new steel is laid to Miltonvak a new schedule will go into effeot. Telegrams were received in the city iast Saturday announcing the death of Fred Fisher, whioh occurred in a hospital in New York city, at 11:30 a. m. of that day.

He was a member of the twentieth regiment of United States infantry, having enlisted at the at tbe breaking out of the war last spring. During the campaign in Cuba he was taken with chronic diarrhoea and typhoid fever, but was brought to New York with the regiment on Its return to tbe States and was placed in a hospital, here he grew worse and was unable to accompany his regiment, whioh returned to Ft. Leavenworth about a month ago. About two weeks before his death his sister, Miss Christina Fisher went to New York to visit him and it was thought after her arrival there that he would re-cover sufficiently to be brought home. But his improvement was only temporary, however, and on last Friday a telegram was received, stating that he was in a dying condition and this was followed by another on Saturday announcing his death.

Hi remains were buried by the covommvut asi'J Central Committee Meeting. There will be a meeting of the Populist county central committee at. Westmoreland, on Tuesday, Oct. 25 at Id a. m.

A full attendance in desired as business of importance will be. transacted. Oh A 3. Ott, Ohalrmaa. Poland Chloft Hog Wot Sale.

I have several young thoroughbred Poland Obina boars for sale, at my farm, six miles northwest of Onaga. 4m2 OHAB. KotTEEMAN. Dehorning. Teachers Examination The next.regular qdartely examination of teachers will be held at Westmore'and, for Pottawatomie couoty, Kansas, on Saturday, October 29, 1898 beginr-ing at 7:00 a.

tx. M. T. Oouaty Supfc. chute of J.

W. Brown, I will be pr- nti9x retam ho tfrn..